Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

Bandys High School Route 1, Box 98 Catawba, N.C. Contents Staff Dedication ........................2 Co-Editors Student Life ......................4 James Burgess, Jr. JaneKeever Academics.........................14 Production Managers Bandys Trojans....................78 Todd Sherrill Terry Self Administration...................118 Business Managers Dances...........................128 Sherman Cline Marvin Miller, Jr. Athletics .......................142 Faculty Advisor Ads..............................182 Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran The 1980 Trojan is Dedicated to Mr. Marvin E. Lineberger Over the past four years our senior class has been through many changes. We. as a class, have struggled through difficult times and needed the help of teachers along the way. As our senior class looks back upon the years we realize that one man has helped us a great deal. This man has laughed and frowned with us and helped us throughout the few years that he has been a member of our faculty. He has encouraged us in our studies, helped us with our problems and has been there for us to talk to. He was our friend and our advisor when we needed him. This man joined our faculty only three years ago and since then has gained the respect of the students as well as the community. His department has grown in its ac- tivities and will be expanded because of his efforts. The senior class of '80 is very proud to dedicate the 1980 Trojan to Mr. Marvin F.dsel Lineberger. 2 The life of a student is comprised of more than just classrooms, books, and homework. It involves places other than just the school building and people other than just the teachers and administration. A stu- dent’s life is comprised of his activities whenever and wherever they take place. A student’s life is ... ... having good times at the beach ... ifftf (A lyV I t IV 6 . .. going back to nature while camping . .. ...other activities, whenever, wherever, and whatever they may be ... Awards, Scholarships And Honors Academics Awards Day was held on Thurs- day, May 31, 1979. On this day, the seniors were honored by marching into the gymnasium. The student body was addressed by several honor graduates. Also recognized were the seniors receiv- ing scholarships. Also, on this day many people were honored and given awards. Awards were presented to out- standing students. As this day served to honor the Class of ’79 before the entire stu- dent body, it will stand as a memorable moment in their lives. Accounting Agriculture American History Auto Mechanics Band Carpentry Child Care Chorus Debate English French Guitar Home Economics ICT Award Mathematics Media Center Science Speech Stage Band Student Relations Club Leadership Award Typing Michelle Fogleman John Pope Patty Murray Mark Stallings Michael Bollinger Troy Elmore Jonnie Ham Norma Cox Authur Frymyer Cathy Pike Sherry DeHart David Adams Laura Martin Shelia Sherrill Billy Putnam Brent Spencer Laura Martin Brent Spencer Tina Yancey Jerry McCombs Robert Eades Laura Smyre Scholarships Grace Hoyle Brent Spencer Lenoir Rhyne North Carolina Association of Insurance, Inc. Julie Roberts Candy Ketcham Honor Graduates Junior Marshals First Honor Graduate Second Honor Graduate Paul Beatty Candy Ketcham Alan Deal Amanda Burke Brent Spencer Julie Roberts David Broome Martha Detter Cathy Pike Robin Pressley Chief Marshal Sherman Cline James Burgess Gary Lineberger Todd Sherrill Rhonda Laney Terry Self Patty Murray Deanna Black Paige Moss Jean Keever 16 Shep Shepherd ATHLETICS BASEBALL Most Valuable Player Top Hitter Golden Glove Alan Deal Team Before Self Mark Shubert Dedication Randale Little All Conference Tim Hatfield Kevin Laney Alan Deal Most Valuable Player Hustler Award Most Improved Most Valuable Player Sportsmanship Award SOFTBALL Amanda Burke All Conference Robin Campbell Rhonda Lee BOYS’ TENNIS Joey Good All Conference Gary Jones Amanda Burke Robin Campbell Chantae Sherrill Tina Bumgarner Joey Good Most Valuable Players Most Improved GIRLS’ TENNIS Janet Deal Trojan Award Robin Campbell SD-7 Coach of the Year Tammy Lutz Kim Gabriel Terry Young Number 1 Scorer Number 2 Scorer Number 3 Scorer Number 4 Scorer TRACK Johnny Greene All Conference Scott Kale Greg Gabriel Rodney Cline Johnny Greene Scott Kale Defense Offense JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Ronnie Dellinger Gary Butler Award Phil Brown Terry Bowman Golden Helmet Hustle Dedication Defensive Line Defensive Back Head Hunter Team Before Self VARSITY FOOTBALL Darrell Smith Offensive Line Robin Ferrell Eddie Dover Offensive Back Randale Little All Conference Shannon Woodlief Andy Setzer All Catawba Valley Bo Todd Jack Painter Mark Shubert Mark Sigmon Darrell Smith Mark Shubert Darrell Smith Mark Shubert BOYS’ Most Outstanding Player JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Bryan Harvey Most Outstanding Player GIRLS’ Cheryl Flowers BOYS’ Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Best Defensive Player Best Offensive Player Hustler Award VARSITY BASKETBALL Alan Deal Most Valuable Player Lee Deal Most Improved Player Lynn Campbell Vernon Odom Mark Sigmon GIRLS’ Amanda Burke Kim Gabriel Most Valuable Player WRESTLING Sam Shepherd Most Improved David Smith J.V. Cheerleading Award J.V. CHEERLEADING Sandy Cook VARSITY CHEERLEADING Varsity Cheerleading Award Alice Lineberger 17 Honored Students The Honor Graduates and the Junior Marshals were made up of the top 10 members of the Senior and Junior classes, respectively. These Honor Students played major roles in the graduation exer- cises. Most of the Honor Graduates had speaking parts while the Junior Marshals saw that the graduation exercises were carried out in an orderly fashion. Top: The Honor Graduates (left to right) Brent Spencer, Amanda Burke, Julie Roberts, Shep Shepherd, Martha Detter, Paul Beatty, Robin Pressley. Alan Deal, Cathy Pike, David Broome, and Candy Ketcham. Middle: Brent Spencer, Valedictorian, spoke at graduation. Bottom: The Junior Marshals (left to right) Paige Moss, Rhonda Laney, Sherman Cline, James Burgess, Chief Marshal Terry Self, Todd Sherrill, Patty Murray, Gary Lineberger, Deanna Black, and Jean Keever. 18 Morehead Nominees And Boys’ State Representatives Each year, the John Motley Morehead Foundation gives several four-year scholarships to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to top-ranked high school students. The students are nominated by committees from their individual schools on the basis of their character and leadership qualities as well as their athletic and academic standings. Then through a process of elimina- tion and successive interviews, the most qualified students are chosen for the scholarships. This year, Bandys had two nominees: James Burgess and Todd Sherrill (Top). Unfortunately, neither Todd nor James was chosen to advance to the district competition. However, both of them were honored to have been nominated. Lee Black and James Burgess (Bottom) were chosen to attend North Carolina Boys’ State at Wake Forest University in Winston- Salem. During a week spent at Wake Forest University, they, along with representatives from other North Carolina high schools, set up a mock government, held mock elections, and proposed and passed bills for the imaginary state. Science and Life As technological advances are made, sciences become a bigger and bigger part of everyday life. Science was a subject that prepared students for their life after high school. Students were taught the basics of life in Physical Science and Biology. In Physics, Chemistry, and Advanced Biology, this knowledge was furthered and became more detailed. 20 Opposite Page Top: Micah Reinhardt and Ricky Phillips worked on their lab reports in Physics. Bottom Left: Mr. Crawford answered a stu- dent's question. Bottom Right: This student turned in his homework to Mrs. Clark. This Page Top Left and Right: Physical Science re- quired a lot of studying and hard work. Middle: Mrs. Clark answered a question for Larry Prince. Bottom: Rhonda Laney and Gary Lineberger worked on this physics lab report. 21 Science Science Science Science 22 Opposite Page Top Left: Mr. Caldwell helped Mitchell Buff with a chemistry test. Top Right: Mr. Lowman gave instructions to one of his physical science classes. Middle Left: Mrs. Clark planned the next day's assignments. Middle Right: Dwayne Burke and Richard Rummage concentrated on this experi- ment. Bottom Right: Mr. Crawford explained genetics to this class. This Page Top Left: Patty Murray and Marvin Miller conducted an experiment during a physics lab. Top Right: Mr. Caldwell prepared the laboratory equipment for an experiment. Middle Left: Students took notes as Mr. Crawford delivered a lecture. Middle Right: Mr. Lowman quizzed his class. Bottom: Odell Barber worked on this physical science assignment. 23 Science Club Went To Broadstone 24 Opposite Page Top: One of the Science Club's activities was a weekend at Camp Broadstone. Bottom Left: This student challenged the task called rope climbing . Bottom Right: A canoe excursion was part of the Broadstone adventure. This Page Top Left: During the weekend, the Science Club went to Moses H. Cone Memorial Park. Top Right: Mrs. Drum and Jean Keever en- joyed the trip. Bottom: The Science Club (left to right): First Row: Tammy Lutz. Deanna Black, Rhonda Laney. Jane Keever. Jean Keever, Randy Ingle. Second Row: Tina Yancey, Laura Smyre. Melissa Yancey. Jill Yancey, Sherman Cline. Todd Sherrill. Terry Self. Third Row: Lee Black, Rhonda Beard, Morrow Cleveland. Sandra Crouse. Kim Keller, Ronnie Major. Fourth Row: Terri Stewart. Nathan Caldwell. Robin Felts, Linda Yarborough. Ronnie Dellinger. Fifth Row: James Burgess. Janet Robinson, Ricky Phillips, John Hilderbran, Bobby Swink. 25 Wide Variety Offered In Math The Math Department at Bandys did its best to prepare stu- dents for their future through a variety of courses. These courses ranged from general math to college preparatory. General math provided the basics for survival in a modern society. Students planning on gain- ing a higher education received the more advanced college preparatory courses. For the first time an in- dependant study calculus course was offered. 26 Opposite Page Top: Roger McClain worked this problem on the board. Middle and Bottom Right: Math was a course which required the teacher’s assistance. Bottom Left: This student completed his math problem. This Page Top: Mr. Hilderbran showed Jane Keever how to solve one of her Trigonometry problems. Middle: Mrs. Teague's class finished their assignment. Bottom: These students discussed the characteristics of the sineoid curve. 27 French — The Language and The Culture In French class, the students were taught the basics of this foreign language and its culture. The French I students learned to speak, read, and write the exquisite language of France. The second year of French consisted of teaching the students a more ad- vanced study of the French language and French culture. This French II class made various pro- jects throughout the year which ex- pressed their gained knowledge of the French language and culture. The study of the French culture also included French architecture. As a result, the French II classes spent a day at Biltmore House and Gardens. 28 Opposite Page Top: Mrs. McConnell checked one of her student s papers. Bottom Left: These students listened to a French tape. Bottom Right: Mrs. McConnell answered several questions during this French class discussion. This Page Top: The French Club. For identification of club members, see page 220. Bottom Left: A trip to the Biltmore House was a chance for students to observe the in- fluence of French culture on the American society. Bottom Right: Sandy Cook was chosen the French Club Maid of Honor. 29 English Stressed Individualism English was a course which stressed individualism. As stu- dents increased their writing and speaking abilities, they were en- couraged to be individuals, to be creative and to do their own thing. Individualism and creativity were further developed in the drama- debate class, as students were en- couraged to use their speaking abilities to their greatest advan- tage. 30 Opposite Page Top: Miss Guest used the audio equipment in some of her English classes. Middle Left: Elizabeth McKay dressed up as a medieval lady for an English project Middle Right: Shandron Jones portrayed a Puritan woman. Bottom Left and Right: Students created and acted out commercials in English. This Page Top Left: English required much work. Top Right: Becky Reader dressed up to add authenticity to her report. Middle Left: Miss Logan checked her class’ assignments. Middle Right: Tina Parkhurst studied quietly at her desk. Bottom: These students worked in- dividually on their assignments. 31 English English English English English 32 Opposite Page Top Left: David Mullins and Todd Lail studied quietly in class. Top Right: Vernon Odom worked on his English homework. Middle Left: These students had an in-class assignment. Bottom Left: Nathan Caldwell dressed up as Robin Hood for an English project. Bottom Right: Mrs. Gatewood helped Reed Bandy with his homework. This Page Top: Timmy Jones and Yola Farley read in class. Middle: George Conner and Kelly Lail worked on their assignments. Bottom Left: Mrs. Witherspoon answered a student's question. Bottom Right: These students were engaged in a class discussion. 33 Business Courses The Business Department in- cluded courses which prepared students for future jobs. Students learned about the different jobs throughout a business. These courses were taught by Mrs. Bar- bara Laney and Mrs. Clare Miller. They guided their students to promising careers in business. 34 Opposite Page Top: The FSA Club (left to right) sitting: Janet Caldwell. Cathy Loadholdt, Debbie Brumley, Barbara Barnes. Standing: Jean Keever. Debbie Honeycutt. Sandy Bottomly, Jamie Wray. Beth Elmore. Tina Havner. Middle: The office procedures class taught students how to manage an office. Bottom Left: Karen Spencer filed cards in clerical office practice. Bottom Right: Claes Nygren. one of our foreign exchange students, took a business course offered at Bandys. This Page Top: Typing was an essential course for stu- dents wanting to continue their education. Bottom: Alicia Farrer typed carefully during this five-minute timed writing. 35 ICT Students Got On The Job Training Industrial Cooperative Training was a course in which students were able to go to school and to hold a good job. These students went to school for the first three periods of the school day. Af- terwards, they went to work at various jobs around the com- munity. They accomplished three goals in ICT: going to school, earn- ing wages, and obtaining on the job training. 36 Opposite Page Top: Johnny Putnam. Gerald Shuford, and Sam Stewart completed their ICT classwork. Bottom Left: Janet Dellinger helped Joel Bartels with his work card. Bottom Right: Mr. Honeycutt discussed with this student the advantages of going to school. This Page Top: The VICA Club (left to right): First Row: Debra Barber. Joyce Clontz. Rhonda Chandler. Rouben Travis. Alan Sigmon. Second Row: Scott Boston. Gerald Shuford. John Danner. Stephen Hill. Eric Huffman. Third Row: Walter Fulbright, Scott Isenhour. Wade Hefner. Fourth Row: Sam Stewart. Paul Drum, Meal Hubbard. Bottom: The ICT course offered many ad- vantages to its students. 37 D.E. Students Learned by Experience Distributive Education was a class that taught students about our commercial system. The stu- dents came to school for the first three periods and then left to work in jobs related to the distribution of consumer goods. During classtime. Mr. Moore taught stu- dents the principles of marketing. Furthermore, the students learned by experience in working at their jobs at local stores. D.E. provided students with the working ex- perience that they needed for future employment. 38 Opposite Page Top: Sarah Crouse and Suzanne Wilson worked together in D.E. Bottom: These students completed their D.E. assignments. This Page Top: The Deca Club (left to right) First Row: Renee Ingle. Lois Witherspoon. Sabra Moore. Linda Smith. Sandra Smith. Teresa Glenn, Glenda Wilkinson. Nancy Smith. Second Row: Mr. Moore. Scott Rogers. Tim Huffman. Kenneth Wilkinson. Sarah Crouse. Tammy Crites. Bottom: Mr. Moore taught Distributive Education and sponsored the Bandys Chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. 39 Carpenters Look Toward The Future The Carpentry and Construction Industry classes consisted of young men looking toward their future careers. This course taught the students how to use various carpentry tools and construction equipment. The knowledge they received will help them in carpentry and construction careers along with their daily lives. Opposite Page Top Right: Several students practiced using the ruler. Middle Left: Mr. Propst explained several measurements of the ruler. Middle Right: These boys used a rip saw to rip this lumber to the desired width. Bottom: Mr. Propst taught several methods of brick laying. This Page Top Left: Allen Sherrill and Larry Prince mixed the mortar for laying bricks. Top Right: Carpentry Club (Left to Right) Sitting: Archie Laney, Jack Painter. Randale Little. Robbie Flowers, Mr. Propst. Standing: Donald Jarrett, Bue Long. John Ervin, Jerry Fogleman. Jeff Flynn. Ty Mathis, Kenny Smith. Doug Lail, Eddie Hastings. Steve Lail. Middle: Rodney Cline identified some car- pentry tools. Bottom: Joey Hendricks measured this piece of wood before cutting it 41 Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics was a beneficial course for the students who par- ticipated in it. Auto Mechanics in- troduced the students to many of the fundamentals of keeping an automobile in operating condition. The knowledge obtained in this course will benefit these students greatly as they prepare for their future. 42 Opposite Page: Top Left: Mr. Lineberger inspected a truck. Top Right: Lee White helped remove an engine. Middle Left: Before an auto mechanic can make repairs he must first understand the workings of an automobile. Bottom: Several auto mechanics students discussed a few problems about this jeep. This Page: Top Right: The Auto Mechanics Club (left to right) Kneeling: Tony Bolick. Craig Rowe. Stanley Kale. Glenn Hoyle. Lee White. Standing: Mr. Lineberger, Shannon Woodlief. Tim Smith. Bo Todd. Gary McCall. Tim Stutts, Kenny Jarrett, Scott Kale. Darryl Flynn. Mike Pearson. Tony Huffman. Middle: A few students checked this car's engine. Bottom: Classroom work was also a part of auto mechanics. 43 Agriculture: The Business of the Past, the Present, And the Future Agriculture is a vital part of our community. Although we are not all farmers, we depend upon the success of farming. The agricultural student at Bandys learned about farming, developed qualities of leadership, and increased his competitive spirits. Under the guidance of Mr. R. C. Hampton, the agricultural student learned and had fun at the same time. The agricultural stu- dent began learning the basics of agriculture and job opportunities in Ag. I. Ag. I, Ag. II, Ag. Ill, and Ag. IV were progressively more advan- ced each year. After four years of Agriculture, the student has received a well-rounded knowledge of al aspects of farming, and has been prepared for an agriculturally related career. 44 Opposite Page Top: Tracy Caldwell trimmed bushes dur- ing an Ag. I assignment. Bottom Left: Mr. Hampton returned some homework to this class. Bottom Right: Gary Lineberger worked with this acetylene torch. This Page Top Left: Students learned to identify tools as part of their agricultural training. Top Right: The Agricultural Department was partly responsible for the upkeep of the school. Middle: These students read during class. Bottom: These students listened attentively to one of Mr. Hampton's lectures. 45 FFA: Young At 51 After celebrating its 50th an- niversary last year, the FFA (Future Farmers of America) looked forward to an even brighter future. The Bandys FFA Chapter was very active this past year, participating in many agriculturally related con- tests. The Bandys FFA Chapter was very proud of their past, especially of John Pope’s State FFA Presidency, and it looked forward to an even more successful future. |VTIv 46 Opposite Page Top: The FFA participated in the Old Soldiers Reunion Parade. Middle Left: Rodney Sigmon worked on an FFA project. Middle Right: The FFA Officers: (left to right) Reporter. Mark Wireman; President. Ricky Griffin: and Secretary. Mitchell Buff. Bottom: The FFA Club: (left to right) Kneeling: David Arndt. Mark Wireman, Robert Laws. Mitchell Buff, Nathan Caldwell, Ricky Griffin. First Row: Lonnie Evans. Ron- nie Evans. Richard Brown. Scott Rogers. Eddie Dover. Calvin Reed. Kenny Smith, Tonya Worley. Patty Worley. Lori Canipe, Randy Griffin. Second Row: John Wood, Darrell Hensley. Larry Boone. Jeff Harris. Rodney Sigmon. Alan Bumgarner. Danny Huffman. Mike Dover, Tracy Caldwell. Keith Carpenter. John Ballard. John Danner. Alan Caldwell. Joey Hendricks. Ricky Frady. This Page Top: Mr. Hampton discussed the Parliamen- tary Procedures of FFA. Bottom: Patty Worley was chosen FFA Sweetheart. 47 Home Economics In Home Economics, Mrs. Brown’s main objective was to prepare students to face the pressures of adult life. Students learned to sew and to make their own clothes. They were taught the basics of housekeeping, the fun- damentals of cooking, and many skills pertaining to household economics. After taking Home Economics, these students are well prepared to maintain a successful household. 48 Opposite Page Top: Mrs. Brown helped Sylvia Clark get her material straight at the ends. Middle Left: Darian Swift began to cut out her blouse. Middle Right: Aundrea Gabriel pinned her pattern to the cloth. Bottom Left: These students studied their pattern booklets. Bottom Right: Mrs. Brown, the Home Economics teacher, checked the roll. This Page Top: The FHA Club: (left to right) Kneeling: Amy Buff. Pat Maples. Ginger Price. Lisa Bridges. Jill Yancey. First Row: Gena Morrison. Cindy Michael. Susan Sipe, Angie Caldwell. Jane Keever. Tonya Worley, Sherry Shoemaker. Second Row: Tammy Bolick. Sara Crouse. Phyllis Robinson. Jane Ballard. Amy Setzer. Bottom: Mrs. Brown announced that Jane Ballard received a Future Homemakers of America award. 49 Students Prepared For The Family Life This past year, Bandys had two family living classes. One was taught by Mrs. Brown and one by Mrs. Spencer. The main objective of both of these classes was to prepare the student for household responsibilities in later years. This class was much enjoyed by the stu- dents and faculty involved, and the students are now more prepared for family life. Top: Darrell Smith and Karen Caccia were the key participants in the cake cutting ceremony at the family living classes' an- nual mock wedding. Middle Left: Mrs. Spencer assigned homework. Bottom: These students worked on their family living assignments. 50 Child Care Child Care was a course that pre- pared students for parenthood. They were taught the basics of caring for children. They learned to care for them and to discipline them. They taught and loved each child. The class proved to be bene- ficial for everyone involved. Top and Middle: The children in Child Care took a nap after lunch. Bottom Left: The Child Care Club (left to right) Sitting: Vera Flowers. Sylvia Clark. Kneeling: Sonya Reed. Mary Clark. Vivian Allen. Linda Clark. Standing: Mrs. Spencer, Gwen Brock. Lisa Legg, Jackie Worley. Tammy Bolick, Lori Laney, Penny Lewis. Jill Yancey, Deborah Josey. Bottom Right: Penny Lewis, Child Care President, made a speech at one of the meetings. 51 Creativity Through Arts and Crafts In art class, students had a chance to express their creativity. Each stu- dent captured a little of his personality and mood while producing works of art. Some of their creations were paintings, drawings, and wall hangings. With the help of Mrs. Radar, art students acquired the fundamentals of creative arts and crafts. 52 Opposite Page Top: Sheila Mullinax colored a still-life with charcoal. Middle Left: Angela Roth worked on her drawing in art. Middle Right: Vanessa Williams. Jacki Steele, and Tricia Moore worked on their oil paintings. Bottom: David Kiziah obtained assistance from Mrs. Rader while Robert Davis added finishing touches. This Page Top: The Art Club (left to right) Standing: Jamie Abernathy. Jo Majors. Joel Josey. Debra Josey. Sherry DeHart. Gena Morrison. Suzanne Wilson. Jacki Steel. Sitting: Ronnie Major. Cathy Loadholt, Tracia Moore. Bottom: Ronnie Major showed his talent with this picture. 53 Band Has Competitive Year The Trojan Band members had a very competitive year. They worked very hard over the summer and during the school year in order to get ready for competition, concerts, and several community functions. They participated in various competitions and placed in most of them. Our band performed half-time shows at most of the varsity football games. They marched in many community parades where they were highly praised for their performances. The band had many activities going on throughout the school year. These activities included a haunted house, a car wash, and doughnut, cheese, and sweater sales. They raised a lot of money in order to pay for their uniforms, camera equipment, and trips. The band members along with their director, Mr. Harbinson, contributed a lot to the school and community throughout the year. 54 Opposite Page Top: These members of the band concen- trated during a parade. Middle: The band marched in the Old Soldier s Reunion Parade in Newton. Bottom: (left to right) Sitting: Drum Major. Lori Granger: Deneen Gabriel, Deanna Wallace, Chantae Sherrill. Tammy Lutz. Debbie Painter. Teresa Woodlief. Kneeling: David Adams. Tricia Moore. David Mauney. Mark Shubert, Tim Stutts, Frank Nolley. Ted Stewart. Standing: Lynn McClain, Teresa Cooper. Susan Long. Donna Jones, Brenda Self, Tracy Sherrill. Vicki Korn. Lisa Howard. Hope Annis, Sharon Clark, Shandron Jones. Shellie Buchanan, Greg Hunsucker. Deanna Black. Second Row: Rhonda Beard. Dale Little, Flemons Capps, Randy Ingle. Kelly Hefner, Sybil Lineberger, Leslie McCombs. Melisia Longworth. Donna Cox. Kim Eller. Lisa Vanderlinden, Amy Setzer, Micah Reinhardt, Rhonda Laney. Third Row: Penny Lewis. Craig Springs. Alicia Farrer, Robin Moore. Sue Scaer, Leisa Laws. Sharon Little, Janet Deal, Mike Hester. Jonathan Huffman, Larry Caldwell, Bobby Deal, Todd Houston. Beth McRee. Jeanie Korn. Fourth Row: Ella Barringer. Darrell Stewart, Dwayne Burke. Gene Hen- dricks, Lora Josey. Norma Cox, Tony Mundy, Tracy Houston, Jeff Barnette, Ricky Edwards, Aubrey Bach. Kenny Evans. Scott Lowman. Phyllis Robinson. Fifth Row: Eric Fourshee, Tony Huffman, John Wood, Andy Bottomly. Mark Mitchell. Sixth Row: Eric McCombs, Darin Little, Robert Laws. This Page Top Left: Tony Huffman. David Arndt, and Mark Mitchell kept in time with the song “Chicago, My Kind of Sound . Middle: Members of the rifle squad marched in a line formation during this song. Bottom: Mr. Harbinson helped Greg Hun- sucker repair his trumpet. 55 56 Opposite Page Top Right: Tina Bumgarner relaxed in the sun at Six Flags, where the band participated in competition. Middle Left: Norma Cox and a band booster prepared refreshments at the band's car wash. Middle Right: Band Booster members helped serve hot dogs. Bottom Left: Radio Station WNNC broadcasted from the car wash. Bottom Right: Edward Nuzum allowed the band to hold their car wash at his Chevy Plantation. This Page Top Left: Richard Rummage rinsed his brush. Top Right: Gene Hendricks dried the hood of this car. Middle Left: Robin Felts cleaned the inside of this car after it had been washed. 57 Middle Right: Tracy Houston cooked hamburgers under the watchful eye of a band booster. Bottom Left: A bake sale was also a part of the Band's fund raising activities. Chorus ... Educational and Entertaining The Chorus class was held each day during fifth period. The stu- dents learned the basics of enter- taining people with music. They also received extracurricular educational experiences when the class used their musical talents at various school and church ac- tivities. The Chorus class provided musical entertainment for everyone involved. This Page Top: Norma Cox and Tricia Moore provided piano accompaniment for the chorus. Bottom: The Chorus members: Teresa Barnes. Rhonda Beard. Sandy Bottomly, Shellie Buchanan. Dwayne Burke. Molly Corvin, Norma Cox. Mitzie Glovier. Roger Hartsoe, Lisa Havner. Tammy Hicks. Tracy Houston. Kim Keller. Pennie Lail, Lorie Laney, Penny Lewis, Tracy Lineberger. Tere Madrid. Terrie Madron. Beth McRee. Tricia Moore. Lynda Murray. Shara Perkins. Sherry Pope. Lorrie Powell. Mary Rummage, Mitchell Setzer. Lisa Shelton. Lisa Taylor, Nancy Sue Tryon, Tracy Williams. Robin Witherspoon. Tonya Worley. Jill Yancey. Students Increased Their Talents in Guitar Guitar was a class that was of- fered to students who wanted to in- crease their talents by learning to play the guitar. Everyday, first period, these students practiced and worked together under the guidance of Mr. Harbinson. The class turned out to be fun and enlightening for everyone involved. Furthermore, the participants lear- ned a beautiful skill. Top: Jeff Barnette practiced playing the guitar. Middle Right: Penny Lail concentrated on her music. Bottom: These students worked together during guitar. 59 History — The Past, Present, and Future In History, the students were taught about the past, debated over the present issues, and an- ticipated the future. Several history courses were of- fered to the students. U.S. History was required of all students during their junior year. Also, there was a wide variety of History courses of- fered for the students who were in- terested and wanted to further their education in History. History gave outlook and insight to the world around us. 60 Opposite Page Top Left: History class required a lot of con- centration and work, but this student found a moment to stretch. Top Right: Mr. Jones answered several questions after this history test. Bottom: Mr. Matheson discussed a few current issues. This Page Top: Students listened attentively to a lec- ture in Mr. Matheson’s room. Bottom: Mr. Jones gave the next history assignment to his class. 61 Health and P.E. Prompted Physical Fitness The health and physical educa- tion program at Bandys offered the students many things. The func- tions of the human body and other subjects relating to health were taught during health classes while physical education classes let the students develop and exercise their bodies. Health and P.E., therefore, developed the students mentally and physically. 62 Top Right: Harvey McCullough practiced his lay up. Bottom: In the health classes, this year, stu- dents were taught the functions of the human body. This Page Top Left: Group sports were a part of P.E. Top Right: Darrell Smith answered several health questions for these students. Bottom: Physical Education involved many activities including this active basketball game. 63 Educational Aids Provided The Media Center provided many educational aids to the stu- dents throughout the year. It was a place to go for research materials, films, and books for personal use. The Media Center provided films from several colleges around the state so students could take a preview of college life. The Media Center was a place where everyone found what he needed. 64 Opposite Page Top: The Media Center Club: (left to right) Sitting: Dawn Stewart. Deborah Honeycutt. Barbara Barnes. Kim Huffman. 1st row: Jewel Abernathy. Linda Smith. Tammy Yount. Deborah Brumley. 2nd row: Lisa Taylor. Jeannie Korn, Mary Ann Gilbert. Pam Edwards. Bottom: Jeff Dellinger read the Hickory Daily Record. This Page Top: The Media Center contained many sources of information for research work. Middle: These students collected informa- tion for term papers. Bottom Left: Mrs. Nolley kept the media center operating smoothly during the year. Bottom Right: Jeanie Korn was one of the media center assistants. 65 The Ban-Troia was a newspaper published monthly which served many purposes throughout the school year. It informed the stu- dent body of the outcome of various sports events, club ac- tivities, and gossip. It also gave the students a chance to be creative. Everyone on the newspaper staff worked hard in making the Ban- Troia a success. This page Middle Left: Tammie Shook added the finishing touch on one of her many poems. Middle Right: Sandra Bottomly, along with Jane Ballard, checked over the final draft of an issue. Bottom Left: Mrs. Miller and Evie Kennedy discussed a problem about a student survey. Bottom Right: Morrow Cleveland proofread an interview before it was typed. Opposite page Top: Ronnie Major drew several art pieces for the newspaper. Middle: Keith Carpenter compiled sports ar- ticles and did photographic work for the Ban-Troia. Bottom Right: One of Tina Havner's jobs was typist. NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor-In-Chief: Co-Editor: Jr. Editor: Art Editors: Sports Editor: Sports Writers: Astrologist: Business Managers: Photographers: Surveys: Interviews: Proof-Readers: Movie Reviews: Creative Writing: Typists: Sandy Bottomly Evie Kennedy Morrow Cleveland Ronnie Major Sherry DeHart Keith Carpenter Donna Gabriel Tina Bumgarner Rhonda Little Evie Kennedy Tina Havner Beth Elmore Evie Kennedy Keith Carpenter Terry Stewart Tammy Hicks Evie Kennedy Morrow Cleveland Tammie Shook Jacki Steele Sandy Bottom ly Jane Ballard Sandy Bottom ly Tammie Shook Tammy Bumgarner Barbara Eades Kim Gabriel Patricia Israel Tere Madrid Phyllis Robinson 67 Producing the Annual Required Dedication This year’s annual was produced through the hard work and dedication of Mr. Hilderbran and 17 students. The job began last spring right after the ’79 Tro- jan went to press and continued right up to the day that annuals were passed out. Besides working fourth period each day. many worked after school and on vaca- tion days. The finished annual proved to be worth their effort. BANfiYS Opposite Page Top and Middle: The typists for the annual were (left to right): Karen Spencer. Paige Moss. Kim Schronce. Terry Josey. Angel Knox. Lynn McClain, and Patty Murray. Middle Left: Janet Robinson and Gary Jones were the junior editors. Middle Bottom: Jean Keever and Roger McKay put the layouts on carbon. Bottom Left: Deanna Black and Rhonda Laney worked on the index. Bottom Right: The Annual Advertising Staff (left to right) Front Row: Deanna Black. James Burgess. Rhonda Laney. Mar- vin Miller. Todd Sherrill. Angel Knox. Patricia Israel. Back Row: Sherman Cline. Terry Self. Ricky Phillips. Janet Robinson. Paige Moss. Jean Keever. Tammy Lutz. Jane Keever. Patty Murray, Ronnie Major. Nita Krafft. This Page Top: Jane Keever and James Burgess, the editors, layed out the annual. Middle: Todd Sherrill and Terry Self, production managers, checked the layouts and the copy. Bottopi: Marvin Miller and Sherman Cline, business managers, layed out the ad sec- tion. 69 Bandys Finest The Beta Club was a group com- posed of Bandys’ finest students. In order to be a member, one was required to maintain at least a 93 average. This year’s club was unique in the fact that it was composed of only seniors. Due to a change in the county’s averaging system, the junior class’ grades were not available in time for acceptance into the Beta Club. This year’s Beta Club stood up to their title as “Bandys’ Finest”. 70 Opposite Page Bottom: The Beta Club (left to right) First Row: Todd Sherrill. Angel Knox. Lynn McClain. Rhonda Laney. Terry Self. Second Row: Sherman Cline. Karen Spencer. Paige Moss. Jane Keever. Jean Keever. Patty Murray. Deanna Black, James Burgess. This Page Top Left and Bottom: These Beta Club members listened attentively at a meeting. Top Right: Mr. Hilderbran was the Beta Club s sponsor. 71 Key Club Meant Prestige The Key Club was a club of high standing and prestige. The club was made up of seventeen of the finest young men of Bandys. The new members were selected by the old members and had to maintain at least an 85 or above average. Mr. Scott was in charge of the Key Club. As tradition has it. the Key Club was in charge of the homecoming activities this year. Through the hard work of the Key Club men and Mr. Scott, the homecoming turned out to be a successful project. 72 Opposite Page Top: President Marvin Miller conducted a Key Club meeting. Bottom Left: Todd Sherrill strutted her stuff. Bottom Right: The “girls made a pyramid as one of their stunts. This Page Top: The Key Club (left to right): Sitting: Sherman Cline. Marvin Miller. First Row: James Burgess. Terry Self, Ben Plunkett, Phil Rowe, Gary Jones. Benny Harris. Second Row: Jerry Fogleman, Eric Houser. Andy Setzer. Todd Sherrill, Mark Sigmon, Phil Brown, Todd Goins. Bottom: These Key Club initiates cheered at the ball game. 73 SAE Club The SAE Club (Students in Ae- tion for Education) consisted of students that had an average of 85 or above. Mrs. Teague was the club’s advisor. Some of the club’s activities were selling candy and having a doughnut sale in Newton. This club was a very helpful organization. Top: Deanna Black, Jane Keever, and Paige Moss relaxed during an SAE outing. Bottom: The SAE Club. For identification see page 227. 74 Student Relations Club The Student Relations Club was an active organization. The club met frequently and planned many activities. It accepted complaints from the student body and took them to the administration. The club also started a “Student of the Month” program. Before Open House, the SRC had a clean-up day to make the school look nice for the guests. The SRC was a club that helped everyone. Top: The Student Relations Club was responsible for bringing Doug Mayes' On the Square'' program to Bandys. Bottom: The Student Relations Club (left to right) kneeling: Morrow Cleveland, David Adams, James Burgess, Tammy Shook. Lori Granger, Sandy Cook. First Row: Tonya Worley, Robin Moore, Evie Kennedy, Lori Hollar, Janet Deal, Jacki Steele. Terry Self. Second Row: Susan Israel, Tony Mundy, Kim Eller, Ronnie Major. Sharon Clark. Evelyn Daniels, Sandy Bottomly, Patti Beatty, Tracy Sherrill, Jonathan Huffman, Scott Rogers. 75 Pre-Vocation Prepared Students For Jobs After High School Pre-vocation was a special course for special students, it focused on the educational and vocational needs of these stu- dents. The students were taught basic math and English, along with many vocational skills. The major objective of this course was to prepare the students involved for jobs and the working life after high school. 76 Opposite Page Top: Mr. Ballard helped Bobby Talbert with his assignment Bottom: Mrs. Stewart answered Lisa Bridges’ question. This Page Top: Kelly Lail worked with some small tools while taking a telephone apart. Middle: These students did some in-class assignments. Bottom: This class worked individually in Mr. Ballard's room. 77 s E N I O R S S E N I O R S S E N I O R S SENIORS SENIORS Class Officers President........... Vice-President . . Secretary-T reasurer Reporter............ Historian........... Prophet............. Testator ........... Poet ............... Lyricist............ James Burgess . Todd Sherrill . Tammy Lutz Sherry DeHart Sherman Cline . . . Terry Self . Marvin Miller Mary Rummage . David Adams 80 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Class Motto: Do not walk In front of me, I may not follow. Do not walk Behind me, I may not lead. But walk Beside me. And be my friend Class Colors: Forest Green and Old Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Mascots: Chastity Painter Tim Jones Class Miss____Tammy Lutz 81 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS David Adams Deanna Black James Burgess Vivian David Allen Arndt Lee Black Tony Bolick Janet Caldwell Keith Carpenter Jimmy Bandy Scott Boston Rhonda Chandler 82 Debra Barber Jeffrey Barnette David Allen Adams — Parents: Rev and Mrs Walter T. Adams. Route 2. Box 449. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Lyricist 4. Drama Award I, FFA Quartet Award 3. Guitar Award 3. Prom Committee. Senior Superlative — Most Courteous. Beta Club 1. Drama Club 1. 2. FFA 3. Student Council 2. Student Relations Club 3.4. President 4. Teenage Republicans Club 4. President 4: Band 1. 4. Chorus I. 2. 3. Guitar 3. 4. Stage Band 4. Vivian Mae Allen — Parents: Mr and Mrs Milton Allen. Jr.. Route 1. Box 118. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3.4. J.V. Basket ball I. 2. Varsity Basketball 3. 4. David Michael Arndt — Parents: Mr and Mrs Eugene Arndt Route 1. Box 486. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1.2. 3.4. Reporter 3. Sen- tinel 4: Science Club I. 2. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 3. 4. Jimmy Darryll Bandy — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Reed M Bandy. Route 2. Box 525-R, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 3.4. FFA 1.2. Science Club 2. Wrestling Manager 2. Debra Sue Barker — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Barber. Route 2. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Sweetheart. Second Runner up 3: VICA 4. Vice-President 4. Chorus 3. FFA 3. FFA Quartet 3. Jeffrey Todd Barnette — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Barnette. Route 1. Box 166-D. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 4. Homecoming Escort 2.4. FFA 1.2. French Club 4. Band 1.2.3.4. Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Deanna Oleka Black - Parents: Mr. and Mrs Gerald Black. Route 1. Box 160. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 4. Home Economics Outstanding Achievement I. Junior Marshal. Senior Superlative — Most Likely To Succeed. Beta Club 3.4. FHA I. Recreational Leader 1; French Club 2. 3. 4, Pep Club 2. SAE 2. 3. 4. Reporter 3: Science Club 1.2. 3.4. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Senior Directory. Typist 4: Cokxguard 4. Ford Lee Black. Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ford Black. Route 1. Box 160-A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: North Carolina Boys State 3. Who s Who Among North Carolina High School Students 3. Beta Club 3.4. SAE 3. 4. Science Club 1.2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4. Tony Lee Bolick — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Robert L. Bolick. Jr.. Route 2. Box 205. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. Jeffery Scott Boston — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Troy Boston. 1407 9th Ave.. Lyle Haven. Conover. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Spring Festival Escort 1. VICA 3. 4. Vice-President 3. Sandra Kay Bottomly — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bottomly. Route 2. Box 188B 7. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Optimist Oratorical Contest. 3rd place 2: French Club 2.3.4. FSA 4. Corresponding Secretary 4; SAE 2. 4. Student Relations Club 3. 4. Bus Driver 3. 4. Chorus 2. 3. 4. Reporter 4. Newspaper 3. 4. Junior Editor 3. Editor 4. Carroll Eugene Bowman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Doris B. Cole. 1228 East Herman St.. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Scholastic Art Award 3. Ait Club 1. Electronics Club 3. Sandra Bottomly Carroll Bowman James Edmond Burgess. Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Edmond Burgess. Route 1. Box 283. .Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Of ficer. President 4: Homecoming Escort 4. Junior Marshal. Morehead Nominee 4. North Carolina Boys State 3. Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed. Who s Who Among American High School Students 4, Beta Club 3. 4. Reporter 3. French Club 2. 3.4. President 4: Key Club 4. SAE 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. Presi dent 4; Science Club 1. 3.4. Student Relations Club 3.4. Vice President 4; Annual Advertising Staff 3.4. Annual Staff. Photographer 3.4. Junior Editor 3. Co-Editor 4. Janet Yvonne Caldwell — Parent: Mr Arnold W. Caldwell. Route 1. Box 437. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 1. FSA 3. 4. President 4; Science Club I. 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. Alex Keith Carpenter — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. A. K Carpenter. Route I. Box 193. Denver. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 3. 4. VICA 1. 2. Cross Country I. Rhonda Kristin Chandler — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Chandler. Route 2. Box 305 A. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 3.4. VICA 3.4 Sylvia Ann Clark — Parents: Mr and Mrs James Clark. Jr.. Route 1. Box 37-C. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Nominee to Clem son Engineering Program 3. Child Care Club 3.4. Historian 4: SAE 2. J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Softball I. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Sherman Lawrence Cline — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence Cline. Route 2. Box 90. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Historian 4; Junior Marshal. Beta Club 3. 4. Key Club 4. SAE 3. 4. Secretary Treasurer 4: Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Relations Club 3. 4. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Business Manager 4: Track Manager 1. Sylvia Clark Sherman Cline SENIORS Joyce Teresa Sandra Norma Clontz Cooper Copeland Cox Evelyn Michael .Sherry Janet Daniels Deal DeHart Dellinger SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 84 SENIORS Joyce Ann ClonU — Parents: Mr and Mrs Horace Clont . Route 1. Box 271. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA I. VICA 3. 4. Teresa Ruth Cooper — Parents: Mr and Mrs Gerome Cooper. Sr.. Route 2. Box 104 B. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All County Band 1.2. 3. 4. Band member of the week 1. 2. 3. McDonalds All American High School Band Nominee 3. Tennessee Honors Band 1.2. 3. Pep Club 1. Band 1.2. 3. 4. Quarter Master 3. 4. Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Sandra Lavia Copeland - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ross J Copeland. Route 1. Box 45- C. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 3. 4. Norma Jean Cox — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cox. Route 1. Long Island. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Chorus Award 3. Pep Club 1.2. Band 1.2.3. 4. Chorus 3. 4. Piano Accompanist 3. Pianist 4. Stage Band 4. Houston Victor Crumpler. Jr. — Parent: Mrs. Frances Elmore. Route 2. Box 297. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics 3. Victor Crumpler Cindy Cruse Jeffrey Dellinger Edward Dover Cindy Ann Cruse — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Jerry Cruse. Route 2. Box 129. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 4. Evelyn Yvonne Daniels - Parent: Mrs Marie Daniels. Route 2. Box 272. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club I. Student Relations Club 2.3. 4 Michael Scott Deal — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Raeford C. Deal. 403 Highway 10 East. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4. J.V. Football 1. 2. Track 2. Varsity Football 3. 4. Sherry Roxanne DeHart — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Marvin G. DeHart. Route 2. Box 211. Claremont. N .C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Reporter 4; French Award 3. Senior Superlative - Most Original. Art Club 4. Reporter 4; Beta Club 3.4. French Club 2. 3. 4. Reporter 4; SAE 4. Science Club 3.4. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Newspaper Staff. Art Editor. Typist 4. Janet Hamm Dellinger - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Herman C. Hamm. Route 1. Box 66 A. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Home Economics Award 2. FHA I. VICA 2. Jeffrey Lynn Dellinger - Parents: Mr and Mrs Bobby G. Dellinger. Route 2. Box 459. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative - Most School Spirit. FFA 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Science Club 3. J.V. Football 2. Varsity Football 4. Edward Dean Dover — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dover. Route 1. P O. Box 3. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Escort 2. Sophomore Entertainment Committee. Art Club 2. FFA 3.4. Track 2.3.4. Varsity Football 3. 4. Jeffery Allen Drum — Parents: Mr and Mrs James R Drum. Route 2. Box 577. New ton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: J.V. Football 2. Track 2. Varsity Football 3. Manager 4. Patsy Roxanne Drum — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Drum. Route 1. Box 374. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: DECA 4. FHA I. 2. 3. FSA 3. Pep Club 2. Science Club I. Paul Owen Drum — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Fred Drum. Jr.. 16 Highway 10. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: FFA I. 2. VICA 3. 4. Vice-President 4. Jeffrey Paul Elmore - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Paul Elmore. Route 1. Box 66. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4. Carpentry Club 3. Reporter 3: Science Club 1. 2. 4. Robin Dale Ferrell - Parents: Rev and Mrs. Don Ferrell. Route 2. Box 394. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. President 3: Homecom ing Escort 1. Most Valuable Offensive Player. J.V. Football 2: Senior Superlative - Class Clown. FFA 1.2. 3.4. Monogram Club 3.4. Baseball 3.4. J.V. Basketball 1. 2. J.V Football 1. 2. Varsity Football 3. 4 Vera Louise Flowers - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Dennis Flowers. Route 2. Box 313-A. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: Child Care Club 4. FHA 2.3. Student Relations Club 2. 3. 4. 85 Robin Ferrell Vera Flowers SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Eddie Lisa Wade Tammy Hastings Havner Hefner Hicks 86 Jerry Walter Fogleman Fulbright Teresa Glenn Ricky Griffin Glenn Hoyle Neal Hubbard Darryl Edwin Flynn — Parents: Mr and Mrs Robert Flynn. Route 2. Box 248 A. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4. Car pentry Club 3. Band 1. 2. Bus Driver 4. Jeff Leo Flynn - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flynn. Route 2. Box 467. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: Carpentry Club 4. Jerry Duane Fogleman - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald E Fogleman. Route 2. Box 102. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: Key Club 2. 3. 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Varsity Football 3. 4 Walter Dale Fulbright — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Bobby Fulbright Route 1 Box 209. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: FFA 1. 2. VICA 3. 4 Lorraine Ervin Gantt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ervin. Route 14. Box 428, Statesville. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: FHA 1. Kenneth Dale Gilleland - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Gilleland. Route 1 Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES French Club 3.4. Monogram Club 2.3. 4. Baseball 3.4. J.V. Football I. Varsity Football 2. 3.4. Co-Captain 4; Wrestling I Teresa Elaine Glenn — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Ed Glenn. 207 Caleb Setzer Road. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: FHA 1. 2. 3. DECA 4 Richard Alan Griffin — Parents: Mr and Mrs. R. T Griffin. Route 2. Box 179A 1. Shemlls Ford. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Catawba Federation FFA Forestry Contest. First Place Trophy 2. 3. 4. Chapter Farmer Degree FFA 2. Most Improved Wrestling Award 2. State Farmer Degree FFA 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA Chapter President 4. Catawba Federation FFA Secretary 4. District VII FFA Treasurer 4: Attended District VII FFA Leadership School 4. Attended FFA Camp 1.2.3.4. Attended State FFA Leadership School 3.4: Catawba Federation. District VII FFA Forestry Contest 2. 3. 4: Catawba Federation. District VII Parliamentary Procedure Contest 4; National FFA Convention (Kansas City) 4. State FFA Con- vention 1.3.4. State FFA Tools and Materials Identification Contest 1. Taught Ses sion at Catawba Federation FFA Leadership School 4: Monogram Club 3. 4. At- tended Appalachian State University Wrestling School 2. Bus Driver 3. 4. Economics In Action Seminar 4 Marvin Edward Hastings - Parents: Mr. and Mrs Ralph P. Hastings. Route 3. Box 769. Conover. N.C. Lisa Renee Havncr — Parents: Mr and Mrs Joel Havner. Route 2. Box 147 A, Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: Class Officer. Secretary 1. Homecoming Court 4. Prom Committee. Senior Superlative — Biggest Flirt FSA 3. Secretary Treasurer 3: Pep Club 1.2.3.4. President 3: Science Club 1.2. Chorus 2.4. Guidance Office Assistant 4. Newspaper Staff. Circulation Manager. Typist 3: Office Assistant 1. 2. 3. 4. Howard Wade Hefner — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Howard Hefner. Route 2. Box 296. Claremont. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: VICA 3.4. Varsity Football 4 Tamara Jean Hicks - Parents: Mr. and Mrs Jerry Hicks. Route I. Box 263. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: FHA I. FSA 4. Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4. Science Club I. 2. Bus Driver 3. 4. Glenn Ambrose Hoyle. Jr. — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Glenn A. Hoyle. Route 2. Box 128. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4. VICA 3. J.V. Football I. Neal Alan Hubbard - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Hoke R Hubbard. Route 2. Box 562. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTMTIES: FFA 1. VICA 3. 4. SENIORS 87 Eric Huffman Tony Scott Steven Huffman Isenhour Isenhower Stanley Kale r i Jean Keever Jane Keever Scott Kale Jeanie Korn SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Carl Lail Pennie Lail Juanita Krafft 88 SENIORS Terry Josey Kenneth Jarrett Angel Knox Evie Kennedy Archie Laney Rhonda Laney Charles Eric Huffman — Parent: Mrs. Judy Huffman. Route 2. Box 431. Newton. N.C. Tony Eugene Huffman — Parents: Mr and Mrs Buddy E. Huffman. 106 Caieb Set- er Road. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Western North Carolina Spelling Championship. 2nd Place. 1 Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4. Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Science Club 1,2. 3. 4. Band 1.2. 3. 4. Bus Driver 3. 4. Track I. 2. 3. Stephen Scott Isenhour — Parents: Mr and Mrs Neil Isenhour. Route 2 Box 23. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VlCA 3. 4. Class Editor 4 Steven Harold Isenhower — Parent: Mrs Grace Isenhower Route 2. Box 153. New ton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3. 4 Kenneth Lynn Jarrett — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Albert S. Jarrett. Route I. Box 427. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4. Terry Lynn Josey — Parents: Betty E. Staley and Jerry O Josey. Route 2. Box 74 A. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Miss 1. Class Officer. Reporter 2. Secretary 3: Governor s Page 3. Homecoming Court 1.2. 3. 4. Class Representative 1.3: Key Club Sweetheart 2. Prom Committee. Senior Superlative — Most School Spirit. Sophomore Entertainment Committee. FSA 4. Monogram Club 2. 3.4. President 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Vice President 3. President 4: Science Club I. Annual Staff. Typist. Subscnptions 4: J.V. Basketball 1. Softball 3.4. Varsity Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 3. Captain 4 Roger Scott Kale — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Roger Kale. Route 1. Box 45 B. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All Conference Track 3. 4; Most Valuable Player. Track 3: Sectional Track Meet 2. 3. Auto Mechanics Club 2. 3.4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Photography Club 1. J.V Basketball 1. 2. J.V. Football 1. Track 2. 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 3. 4 Stanley Paul Kale — Parents: Mr and Mrs Jimmy L Kale. Route 1. Box 220-C Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4. FFA I. J.V Football 1. 2. Elizabeth Jean Keever - Parent: Mr. Troy L Keever. Route 3. Box 633. Conover. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Home Economics Outstanding Achievement 1. Junior Marshal. North Carolina Youth Assembly 3. Beta Club 3.4. FHA 1. Historian I: French Club 2. 3. 4. FSA 4. Media Center Club 3. Monogram Club 3. 4. Pep Club 4. SAE 2. 3. 4. Science Club 1.2. 3. 4. Secretary Treasurer 2 Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Proofreader 4: Media Center Assistant 3. Softball 2. 3. 4 Mary Jane Keever — Parent: Mr. Troy L. Keever. Route 3. Box 633. Conover. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA Participation Award 1. 2. FHA Scholarship Certificate 1.2. 3. North Carolina Youth Assembly 3. Beta Club 3. 4. FHA 1.2. 3.4. Parliamentarian I. Secretary 2. Vice President 3. President 4: French Club 3. 4. Secretary 4: Pep Club 1.3. SAE 2. 3.4. Science Club 1.2. 3.4. Annual Advertising Staff 3. 4. Annual Staff 3. 4. Junior Editor 3. Co Editor 4; Track 3. Evie Luvella Kennedy - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Kennedy. Route 2. Box 267. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court. Second Runner-up 4: Nominee to Clemson Engineering Program 3. Senior Superlative — Neatest. FHA 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 4. Student Relations Club 3. 4. J.V. Cheerleader I. Varsity Cheerleader 4 Angel Lynn Knox — Parent: Mrs Gloria Lewis. Route 1. Box 62-A. Shernlls Ford. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Beta Club 3.4. French Club 2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2. 3. SAE 3. 4. Science Club 1.2. Student Relations Club 2. Annual Staff. Typist 4. Jeanie Carolyn Kom — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W T Kom. Jr.. Route I. Box 144 A. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 4. Homecoming Court 4. Sophomore Entertainment Committee. Sophomore Representative Sweetheart Court. Senior Superlative — Most Athletic. French Club 2. 3.4. Media Center Club 4. Pep Club 1.2. 3.4. Student Relations Club 3. Band 1 2. 3. 4. Color Guard 2. 3.4. Co Captain 4. J.V. Basketball 1.2. Media Center Assis tant 4. Softball 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 3 Juanita Lynn Krafft — Parent: Ms. Brenda J Krafft. Route I. Box 154-E. Sherrills Ford. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee. Scholastic Writing Award. Senior Division — Honorable Mention 2; Senior Superlative - Class Clown. Art Club 1.2. Media Center Club 1. 2. President 2. North Carolina High School Library Association District Vice President 2. Pep Club 1.2. 3. SAE 3. 4. Science Club 1.2.4. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Junior Achievement 3.4. Media Center Assistant 1. 2. Carl Henry Lail. Ill - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Carl H Lail. Jr.. Route 2. Box 775. New ton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA I. Student Relations Club 4. Bus Driver 3. 4. Pennie Arlene Lail - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Ben W Lail. 216 Mt. Olive Road. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. Drama Club 2. Teen Age Republicans 4. Chorus 2. 3. 4 Archie Dale Laney — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Laney. Route 1. Box 163. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee. Homecom ing Escort 4. Carpentry Club 3. 4. Reporter 3. Secretary Treasurer 4; SAE 4. Science Club 1. 2. Wrestling I. Rhonda Lynn Laney — Parents: Mr and Mrs Clarence P Laney. Route 1. Box 162. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 4. Home Economics Outstanding Achievement I. Junior Marshal. Beta Club 3. 4. FHA I. French Club 2. 3.4. Pep Club 2. SAE 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 4; Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Typist 4: Colorguard 3. 4. J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Varsity Basketball 3. 89 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Scotty Laney Robert Laws Diane Lee I Lisa Legg Dale Little Danny Little Randale Little Catherine Loadholdt Ronald Ter6 Tyrone Gary Lyda Madrid Mathis McCall 90 Penny Lewis Gary Lineberger Robin Loftin Tammy Lutz Lynn Lorrie McClain McCullough Scotty Rowe Laney — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Laney. Route 1. Box 152-A. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLCIBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Vice President I; Homecoming Escort 2. 4. Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4. Monogram Club 1.2. 3.4. Student Relations Club I. Baseball I. Tennis 4 Robert Piercy Laws — Parent: Mrs. Marlene Tidwell. Route 2. Box 247. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All-County Band 2. 3. Band member of the week 4. FFA Chapter Treasurer 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE 4. Student Relations Club 4. Band 1.2. 3. 4. Bus Driver 3. 4. FFA Livestock Judging Team 2.3. FFA Tree Judging Team 2. Track 2. Diane Jones Lee — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen Jones. Route 2. Box 236. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Miss 2. Sweetheart Court 2. FHA I. Reporter I: Pep Club 2. Track I Lisa Elizabeth Legg — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. T Collier. Route 1. Box 160 D. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 4. Penny Lynn Lewis — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David T. Lewis. Route 3. Box 768-A. Con- over. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 4, Prom Committee. Child Care Club 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4; FFA 4. Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3: Chorus 4. Colorguard 2. 3. 4. Co Captain 3. 4; FFA Quartet 4. Gary Kevin Lineberger — Parents: Mr and Mrs. W. C Lineberger. Route 1. Box 467. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal. Optimist Oratorical Contest. Third Place I: Beta Club 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA Chapter Reporter 2. Chapter Vice-President 3; District FFA Parliamentary Procedure Con test 1.2. 3. Federation and District Dairy Judging Contest 2. 3.4. Federation and District FFA Livestock Judging Contest 3. 4. Federation FFA Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2. 3.4. Federation and State FFA Tools and Identification Con- test I. State FFA Convention 1. White Lake Leadership School 3. SAE 3. Science Club I. 2. 3. 4. Dale Brent Little — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Jimmy S. Little. Route I. Box 80. Denver. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 3.4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 2. 3. 4. Bus Driver 2. 3. 4. Danny Rogers Little — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Effie Little. Route 2. Box 78. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Wrestling I. Randale Scott Little — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Larry L. Little. Route I. Box 269. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Golden Glove Award 3. Foot ball. All-Conference 3. Best Defensive Award 3. Player of the week 3: Carpentery Club 2. 4. Vice-President 4: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2. 3. 4. Bus Driver 3. 4. J.V. Football 1. Varsity Football 2. 3. 4 Catherine Anne Loadholdt — Parents: Rev. and Mrs Donald B. Loadholt, Route 2. Box 15. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 4. FHA 1.2.3. FSA 3. 4. Vice President 4: Pep Club I. Robin Mechelle Loftin — Parents: Mr and Mrs Davis Loftin. Route 2, Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: J.V. Basketball I. 2. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball 3. Student Relations Club 3. Tammy Virginia Lutz — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Bobby Lutz. Route 1. Box 91. Denver. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All County Band 1.2. 3. Band member of the week 4. Christmas Court 3. Class Officer. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Homecom ing Court 2. 4. Queen 4; House Page I. Prom Committee. Senior Superlative — Best All Around. Sophomore Entertainment Committee. Sweetheart Court 3. French Club 2. 3. 4. FSA 3. Monogram Club 3. 4. Secretary 4; Pep Club 1.2. 3.4. Vice President 4; Science Club 1.2. 3. Student Relations Club 2. Annual Advertis ing Staff 4. Band 1.2. 3.4. J.V. Basketball 1.2. Majorette Squad 1. Rifle Squad 2.3. 4. Captain 4: Tennis 2. 3, 4 Ronald Alan Lyda — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Donald Lyda. Route 2. Box 500. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 2. VICA 3. 4 Maria Teresa Madrid Ochoa — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Madnd Saint. Retomo 104 '7. Col. ‘ Modelo . Hermosillo. Sonora. Mexico HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Exchange Student from Mexico. Homecoming Court 4. Honorary SAE Member 4. Steve Tyrone Mathis. Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve T Mathis. Route 1. Box 221. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1.2. Gary Keith McCall — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Jerry McCall. Route 2. Box 512. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 3.4. FFA 1.2.3. Amy Lynn McClain — Parents: Mr and Mrs Joe McClain. Route 1. Box 104 Al. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 4. Homecoming Court 4. Sweetheart Court 3. Beta Club 3.4. French Club 2. 3. Pep Club 1. Science Club 1. Student Relations Club 2. Annual Staff. Index. Typist 4. Colorguard 3. 4. Lorrie Ann McCullough — Parent: Mr Harvey McCullough. Route 2. Box 25 A. Catawba. N.C. SENIORS 91 Roger McKay Marvin Miller Patricia Moore Sabra Moore Claes Nygren Jack Painter Todd Painter Michael Pearson Ricky Phillips Johnny Micah Putman Reinhardt Scott Rogers SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 92 SENIORS Roger Dale McKay — Parents: Mr and Mrs Albert K Wilson. 4 South Harris Ave Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Beta Club 3. 4. French Club 2 3. Monogram Club 2.3.4. Student Relations Club 2. Annual Staff. Carbon Layouts 4: Statistician Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Marvin Ray Miller. Jr. — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Marvin R Miller. P.O. Box I. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Testator 4: Economics in Action at Camp Dogwood 4. Key Club 2. 3. 4 Vice President 3. President 4 Science Club I. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Assistant Business Manager. Photographer 4; J.V Basketball 2. J.V, Football 2. Varsity Football 3. 4. Patricia Amelia Moore — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Moore, Route 1. Box I l-C. Sherrills Ford. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court. Class Representative 4: Art Club 4. Pep Club 4. SAE 4. Band 4. Chorus 4. Piano Ac companist 4 Sabra Dean Moore — Parents: Mildred Moore and Sam Moore. P.O Box 744. New ton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES DECA 4. FHA I. 2. 3. FSA 3. Pep Club I. Science Club I Paige Moss Patty Murray Susan Paige Moss — Parents: Mr and Mrs Robert B Moss. Route 2. Box 163. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal. Most Spirited Trophy J.V Cheerleading 2. Beta Club 3.4. Monogram Club 3.4. Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4. SAE 3. 4. Science Club 1.2. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Typist 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1.2. Captain 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4 Patty Lynn Murray — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Jack O Murray. Route 2. Box 215. Clare mont. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Home Economics Outstanding Achievement I. Junior Marshal. Woodman of the World American History Award 3. Beta Club 3. 4. FHA I. French Club 2. 3.4. Vice President 4 Media Center Club 3. SAE 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4. Student Relations Club 2. An nual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Senior Directory. Typist 4: Media Assistant 3 Claes Samuel Nygren — Parents: Mr and Mrs Samuel Nygren. Gandselvagen 31. 802 29 Gavle. Sweden HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Exchange Student from Sweden. Honorary SAE Member 4 Jack Alan Painter — Parents: Mr and Mrs Paul D. Painter. Route 2. Box 312. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All Conference Football 3. Car pentry Club 3. 4. President 4: Monogram Club 4. J.V. Basketball 2. Most Valuable Player 2: J.V. Football 2. Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Varsity Football 3. 4 Terry Todd Painter — Parents: Mr and Mrs Bobby N Painter. Route I. Box 196. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Homecoming Escort I. 2. Player of the week. J.V Football I. Carpentry Club 2. 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Baseball 1.3. 4. Bus Driver 4. J.V Basketball 1.2. J.V. Football 1.2. Varsity Foot ball 4. Billy Michael Pearson — Parents: Mr and Mrs Billy H Pearson. 1212 East I St. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All Conference Wrestling 2. 3. Conference Champ. Wrestling 2. 3: Auto Mechanics Club 3.4. Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. Stage Band 3. Track I. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4, Ricky Alan Phillips - Parents: Mr and Mrs. Earl W. Phillips. Route 2. Box 482. New ton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: French Club 3. 4. Pep Club 1.2. Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Johnny Allen Putnam — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L Putnam. Route 2. Box 221 A Catawba. NC HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 3. 4 Micah William Reinhardt - Parents: Mr and Mrs Marvin Reinhardt. 130 Kilborne Drive. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES. All County Band 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 3 Ronald Scott Rogers — Parents: Mr and Mrs Robert J. Rogers. Box 23. Long Island. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Homecoming Escort 4. DECA 4. FFA 3. 4. Student Relations Club 4 93 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Craig Rowe Mary Rummage Kim Schronce Eric Schrum Samuel Todd Mark Gerald Shepherd Sherrill Shubert Shuford Elizabeth Nancy Sandra Karen Smith Smith Smith Spencer 94 Terry Self Andy Setzer Lori Sigmon Darrell Smith Samuel Stewart Timothy Stutts Bobby Craig Rowe — Parents: Mr and Mrs Bobby L Rowe Route 1. Box 144 IB. Shemlls Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Escort 2. Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. J.V. Football 1. Track I. 2. 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 4. Mary Anne Rummage — Parents: Mr. and Mrs, Billie R. Rummage. Route 2. Box 200-A. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Poet 4: Prom Committee. FHA 1.2. French Club 3.4. Pep Club 1.2. 3.4. Science Club 1.2. Chorus 4. J.V. Cheerleader 1. Newspaper. Junior Co-Editor. Circulation Manager 3. Kim Renee Schroncc — Parent: Mrs. Brenda Poovey. Route 2. Box 670. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative - Most Courteous. French Club 3. FSA 3. Pep Club 1.3. SAE 3.4. Science Club 2. 3. Student Rela tions Club 2.4. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Typist 4; Guidance Assis tant 4. Eric Todd Schrum — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson White. Route 1. Box 99-C. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. Monogram Club 3. 4. J.V. Football 2. Track 1. 3. 4. Varsity Football 3. 4. Terry Lewis Self — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Self. Route 2. Box 638. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Certificate for Achievement in Physics 3. Class Officer. Prophet 4; Junior Marshal. Senior Superlative — Most Original. Beta Club 3.4. Key Club 4. SAE 3.4. Science Club 1.2.3.4. Student Relations Club 3. 4. Parliamentarian 4: Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Assistant Production Manager. Proofreader. Photographer 4. Andy Troy Setzer - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Setzer. Route 1. Box 162-A. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Vice President 2: Outstanding J.V. Lineman Award 2. Key Club 2. 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Science Club 1. Baseball 3. 4. J.V. Football 1. 2. Varsity Football 3. 4. Samuel Murphy Shepherd — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Shepherd. Route 1. Box I00 B. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Most Valuable Player. Wrestling 3: Monogram Club 2.3.4. J.V. Football 2. Track 1.4. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 Ernest Todd Sherrill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sherrill. Route 1. Box 432. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Vice President 4: Homecoming Announcer 4. Junior Marshal. Morehead Nominee 4. Senior Superlative — Neatest. Sophomore Entertainment Committee. Sweetheart Escort 3. Beta Club 3.4. Key Club 3.4. Monogram Club 2.3.4. SAE 2.3.4. Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Relations Club 3. 4. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Production Manager. Photographer 4: Bus Driver 3. 4. Tennis I. 2. Mark Daniel Shubcrt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Shubert. Route 2. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band member of the week 2. Best Hitter Award 3. Class Officer. President 2. Vice President 3; Gary Butler Award 2. Homecoming Escort I. John Phillip Sousa Award 3. Senior Superlative — Best All Around. French Club 4. Monogram Club 2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. J.V Basketball 2. J.V. Football 1.2. Captain 2: Stage Band 1.2.3.4. Varsity Foot- ball 3. 4. Gerald Lee Shuford — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Fred Shuford. Route 2. Box 236. New ton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Media Center Club 2. VICA 3. 4. Vice President 3: Band 1. 2. Lori Beth Sigmon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sigmon. Route 2. Box 143. New ton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 2. Pep Club 1. Science Club 2. VICA 2. Softball 2. Darrell Mitchell Smith — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Gene Smith. Route I. Box 412, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All Conference Football 2.3.4. All Conference Track 2. All Conference Wrestling 3. Gary Butler Award I. Most Outstanding Player. Track 2: Most Valuable Back. Football 2. 3. 4: Senior Superlative — Most Athletic. Monogram Club 2. 3.4. Baseball 1.3. J.V. Basketball 1.2. J.V. Football 1. Track 2.4. Wrestling 3. Varsity Football 2. 3.4. Co-Captain 4. Elizabeth Mae Smith — Parents: Mr and Mrs. John H. Smith. Route 1. Box 307. Matden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 4. Treasurer 4; DECA 4. Treasurer 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. Nancy Elizabeth Smith — Parents: Mr and Mrs Donald Smith. Route 2. Box 497. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 3. 4. President 4 Science Club I. Sandra Modena Smith — Parents: Mr and Mrs. James W Smith. Route I. Box 308. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. FHA 1. 2 Karen Leigh Spencer — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Clifford E. Spencer. Route 2. Box 215. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Officer. Reporter I. Secretary Treasurer 2: Beta Club 3. 4. FHA 1. Pep Club 1. SAE 2. 3. 4. Science Club 1. 2. Annual Advertising Staff 4. Annual Staff. Index. Typist 4; Guidance Assistance 4 Samuel Matthew Stewart — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Coye G. Stewart. Route 3. Box 729. Conover. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 3. 4 Timothy Allen Stutts — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stutts. Route I. Denver. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 3.4. FFA 1.2. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 SENIORS 95 Lisa Angela Taylor Thompson Gregory Jack Tibbs Todd Shannon Woodlief Tonya Worley SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Glenda Suzanne Wilkinson Wilson 96 SENIORS Robin Waters Lee White Mark Wireman Lois Witherspoon Lisa Darlene Taylor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. Taylor. 206 Momingside Drive, Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 1. Media Center Club 4. Pep Club 4. Chorus 2. 3. 4 Angela Kaye Thompson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. J Thompson. Jr.. Route I. Box 72. Denver. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Christmas Court 2. Class Miss 3. Key Club Sweetheart 4. FHA I. 2. Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Science Club 2. Gregory Alan Tibbs — Parents: .Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Tibbs. Route 2. Box 632. Newton. N.C. Jack Bo Alfred Todd III — Parents: Mr and Mrs Jack Alfred Todd II. Route 1. Box 139 GI. Shemlls Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4. FFA 1. 2. Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Robin Rene Waters — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Don Waters. Route I. Box 135. Sherrills Ford. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. SAE 2. Lee Roy White — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. White. Route 2. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4. FFA 1. 2. Glenda Mae Wilkinson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilkinson. Route I. Box 361. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 3. 4. Vice-President 4. French Club 2. 3. Science Club I. Suzanne Lee Wilson — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Bob B. Wilson. Route 1. Box I38-F. Sherrills Ford. N.C. Mark David Wireman — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Charlie Wireman. Route 2. Box 784. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Reporter 4: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Science Club 2. 3.4. Bus Driver 3. Football Manager 2. 3. 4. Media Center Assistant 2. Track Manager 2. Wrestling 2. 3. 4 Lois Ann Witherspoon — Parents: Mr and Mrs Dennis Witherspoon. Route 2. Woodland Oaks. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. French Club 2. FSA 3. Pep Club 1. Science Club I. Track 2. 3. Robert Shannon Woodlief — Parents: Mr and Mrs William Woodlief. Route 2. Box 50. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTlVmES: Christmas Court Escort 2. Class Officer. Reporter 3: Homecoming Escort 2. Most Outstanding Defensive Player. J.V Football 2: Senior Superlative — Biggest Flirt. Auto Mechanics Club 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. J.V. Football 1. 2. Varsity Football 3. 4 Tonya Renee Worley - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worley. Route 2. Box 64. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES FFA Sweetheart Contest. Second Place 4: FFA 3. 4. FHA 4. Student Relations Club 4. Jamie Caprice Wray — Parents: Evelyn Binkley and James W Wray. Jr.. Route I. Box 389. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 2. 3. 4. FSA 4. Treasurer 4. Jill Renee Yancey — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Billy W. Yancey. Route I. Box 458. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 2. Child Care Club 3. '4. Pep Club 2. Chorus 4. Softball .Manager 4. 97 Jamie Wray Jill Yancey Most Original Terry Self and Sherry DeHart Senior Superlatives Most Courteous David Adams Kim Schronce Neatest Evie Kennedy Todd Sherrill 98 Most Athletic Darrell Smith Jeanie Korn Biggest Flirt Lisa Havner Shannon Woodlief Senior Superlatives Most School Spirit Terry Josey Jeff Dellinger Class Clown Nita Krafft Robin Ferrell Best All Around Mark Shubert Tammy Lutz 99 J s Top: Lori Mathis was elected Junior Class Miss. Bottom: The Junior Class Officers (left to right): First Row: Secretary- Treasurer. Bruce Schronce: Reporter. Lisa Martin. Second Row: Vice- President. Eric McCombs: President, Tammie Shook. 100 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors William Walter Bailey Jane Elizabeth Ballard John David Ballard Johnny Paul Barber Jerri Donna Bass Mark Thomas Beamer Ronda Gail Beard Bradley Otha Bolick Tammy Roxanne Bolick Roger Lee Bowman Joey Robert Buchanan Charles Mitchell Buff John Davis Buff Tammy Elaine Bumgarner Tina Marie Bumgarner Allen Brent Caldwell Nathan Scott Caldwell Robin Denise Campbell Lori Ann Canipe Kelly Scott Carpenter Joseph Oscar Catchings Cindy Lou Christopher Linda Marie Clark Mary Louise Clark Sharon Louise Clark Morrow Gene Cleveland Rodney Elmore Cline Anthony Carl Connor Sandra Mae Cook Debra Louise Cooper Franklin Kent Cranford Tammy Lynn Crites Sarah Melinda Crouse John William Danner Barbara Lynne Eades Steven Kent Eades 101 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Donna Carol Elder Catherine Elizabeth Elmore John Worth Ervin Alicia Farrer Robin Kay Felts Aldric Anthony Fishe John Eric Fletcher Robbie William Flowers Ricky Alan Frye Michael Allen Fulbright Donna Gayle Gabriel Kimberly Frances Gabriel Neon Raynard Gabriel Kelly Alan Gilbert Mitzi Fay Glovier Debra Ann Goodson Lori Ruth Granger Robert Alan Grant Jacqueline Joan Griem Greg Allen Grindstaff Anthony Allen Griser Jeffery Scott Guinn Carla Janine Ham Bryan Stanley Harvey 102 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Tina Norene Havner Beth Elaine Hedrick Joey Wray Hendricks Dwayne Grogan Hensley Pamela Lynn Hewitt John Todd Hildebran Stephen O'Neal Hill Rodney Dean Hooks Steven Eric Houser Todd Wesley Houston Tracy Gene Houston Reggie Reid Hoyle Terry Curtis Huffman Timothy Lee Huffman Johnna Rena Ingle Patricia Ann Israel Don Ray Jarrett Keith Brian Jenkins David Eugene Johnson Gary Scott Jones Shandran Danette Jones Deborah Elaine Josey Melvina Annette Kennedy Doug Edward Lail Steven Darrell Lail Lorie Ann Laney Wanda Gail Leazer Ronda Leigh Little Lenora Jill Lockman Burette Alexander Long Terrie Faye Madron Tommy Ray Madron Alesia Jo Major Ronnie Neil Major Brenda Lea Martin 103 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Glenda Ann Martin Lisa Ann Martin Lori Ann Mathis Pamela Lynne Matthews David Loy Mauney Anita Darlene McCombs Eric Jerome McCombs Elizabeth Ann McKay 4 Robin Kristine Mensch jm , Susan Yvonne Miller s? Gena Renae Morrison Deborah Jean Painter 1 i Natasha Ruth Parlier Vanessa Ruth Pennington Benjamin Michael Plunkett William Prescott Becky Annette Reader Calvin Will Reid Guy David Roberts Janet Lea Robinson Phyllis Ann Robinson Phillip James Rowe Penny Louise Schronce Timothy Bruce Schronce ' Bryan Kent Scruggs Bradley Ronald Setzer Greg Scott Setzer Anita Chantae Sherrill Cynthia G. Sherrill Jimmy David Sherrill John Allen Sherrill Tammie Rae Shook 104 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Mary Ruth Simmemon John Glenn Sigmon Mark Wesley Sigmon Richard Alan Sigmon Don Henry Smith Kenny Ray Smith Leisa Ann Smith Teresa Faye Smith Tim John Smith Laura Catherine Smyre Curtis Clifton Springs Jacquelyn Kay Steele Terry Lynn Stewart Teresa Karen Suttles Darian Rae Swift Ruben Lee Travis Shellie Lynne Wallace James Ross Weikle Shanda Lynette Williams Vanessa Gail Williams Gina Darlene Wright Tina Suzette Yancey Linda Anne Yarbrough 105 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Top: Janet Deal was elected Sophomore Class Miss. Bottom: The Sophomore Class Officers (left to right) Sitting: Reporter. Tina Fletcher; President, Caroline Dellinger; Standing: Vice- President, Rene Ellis; Secretary-Treasurer, Lori Hollar. 10b Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores William Edward Adams Lucretia Hope Annis Alan Reed Bandy Barbara Darlene Barnes Teresa Ann Barnes Ella Louise Barringer Gary Wayne Bell Wayne Andy Bottomly Terry Kenneth Bowman John Wesley Boyles Lisa Gaye Bridges Bradley Don Brittian Phillip Carl Brown Richard Earl Brown Deborah Anna Brumley Shellie Levon Buchanan Amy Denise Buff Earl Allen Bumgarner Marsha Glennette Bumgarner Mary Ann Bumgarner Kenny Earl Burdick Robert Timothy Byrum Angela Renee Caldwell Tracy Devon Caldwell Keith Dwayne Calloway Billy Christopher Tanya Jean Cline Adrain Renard Connor Molly Malissa Corvin David Lee Crouse Janet Renee Deal Dwight Doug Dellinger Jackie Caroline Dellinger Ronald Alan Dellinger Michael Lamar Dover Kelly Lee Drum 107 Pamela Carole Edwards Ricky Daniel Edwards Mark Darren Elder Sharon Rene Ellis Tina Lynn Fletcher Cheryl Katrina Flowers James David Flynn Robert Eric Fourshee Aundrea Evette Gabriel Marcella Deneen Gabriel Mary Ann Gilbert Guy Parks Glover Todd Andrew Goins Burton Lee Goodson Lynda Kaye Greer Lesa Anne Griser Robert Lewis Guiton Michelle Lynne Gurney Bennett Harris, Jr. Stephen Eric Harwell Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores 108 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Kelly Lynn Hefner Gene Monroe Hendrix Jimmy Lee Hicks Tim Lee Hicks Lori Ann Hollar Deborah Diane Honeycutt Dennis Wayne Houser Terri Ann Howard Jonathan David Huffman Kimberly Deneen Huffman Gregory Martin Hunsucker Jerry Wayne Isenhower Joel Nelson Josey Lora Lynn Josey Roger Edward Kadlec Donna Lynn Lail Tammy Ann Lail Marsha Lynn Laney Cecilia Renee Lawson Paulette Carol Leatherman Rhonda Bernice Leatherman Eric Craig Lee Laurie Gail Lee Rhonda Michelle Lee Tracy Dianne Lineberger Jeffery Liuis Little Sharon Renee Little 109 Shirley Renee Little Timothy Wayne Loftin Susan Long Jackie Lauettam Mack Kenny Wayne Major Patricia Beatrice Maples Jeffery Dean Martin Angela Jenise McCombs Elizabeth Ann McRee Cynthia Diane Michael Mitchell Toy Miller Robin Lynn Moore Tony Lee Mundy Lynda Ann Murray Timothy Scott Noles William Frank Nolley Vernon Edward Odom Tina Diane Parkhurst Clifton Scott Pope Sharon Denise Pope Virginia Ann Price Larry Wayne Prince Randall Lynn Propst Jeffery Carroll Queen Ricky Dale Rathbone Jerry Dean Reece Jeffery Leonard Robinson Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores no Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Terry Lee Rufty Richard Allen Rummage Susan Alicia Scaer Amy Joanne Setzer Eric Todd Setzer Christine Anita Sigmon Ricky Wayne Sigmon Rodney Eugene Sigmon Danny Ray Smith David Ross Smith Linda Kay Smith Kim Lucile Springs Nicky Eugene Steele Dawn Michelle Stewart Jacqueline Annette Stokes Nancy Susan Tryon Deanna Lee Wallace Melinda Kay Waters Thomas Scott Wesson Glenda Denise Whitmire Ernie Avery Wilfong Kenneth Dwayne Wilkinson Tim Wayne Wilkinson Tracy Leigh Williams David Ray Wilson Robin Virginia Witherspoon Teresa Anne Woodlief Jackie Worley Patty Gale Worley Melissa Ann Yancey 111 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Top: Kelly Buff was elected Freshman Class Miss. Bottom: The Freshman Class Officers (left to right): President. Kelly Buff: Vice-President, Jackie Buchanan: Reporter. Abby Leatherman; Secretary-Treasurer. Angie Schronce. 112 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Jewel Lynn Abernathy Bernice Ann Allen Terry Dalton Allen Loretta Anne Arndt Aubrey Franklin Bach Frances Annette Baily Marty Jerome Bandy Dale Barber Patti Ann Beatty Deanna Lynn Bell Robert Edward Bell Gregory Dale Benfield Loretta Lynn Black Jimmy Blackburn Larry Alan Boone Jackie Lynn Buchanan Kelly Michelle Buff Paul Daniel Buff Patty Beth Bumgarner Debra Lynn Bumgarner Dwayne Burke Larry Bustle Kenneth Mack Byers Larry Eugene Caldwell Roger Steven Caldwell Kelly Dawn Campbell Flemmons Jackson Capps Mark Carpenter Venessa Reni Carroll Vic Carroll Scott Lee Chandler Lori Ann Cline Cecil Eugene Cook Shaun Michael Connor Donald Cox Donna Cybele Cox Sandra Edith Crouse Marvin Earl Daniels Amy Rebecca Deal Bobby Walter Deal Linda Ann Dover Tammy Dover Tim Howard Drum Clyde Gregory Duncan Tammy Michele Edwards Kim Anne Eller Phillip Dwayne Ennis Kenneth Burton Evans Lonnie Dean Evans 113 Ronnie Evans Yola Patrice Farley Allen Roy Felts Jamie Alonso Finney Scott Jason Flowers William Wesley Flowers Jerry Meade Forbes Randy Gene Ford Jenny Roger Foster Ricky Dean Frady Scott Kenneth Frazure Benjamin Gather Gabriel Dale Keith Gibson William Dale Goble Angie Marie Goodson Beverly Corlec Greenard Randall Kevin Griffin Lilly Haelms Angie Denise Hager Robert Finley Harper Timothy Allen Harris Rome Keith Hathcock Lori Ann Hefner Darrell Kevin Hensley Henry Kevin Henson Mike James Hester Ricky Allen Hicks Brenda Kay Higgs Teresa Kay Hilderbran Tommy Hoke Mary Donna Holdsclaw Richard Christopher Hollar Peggy Denise Hollifleld Scotty Holshouser Debbie Lynn Houser Michael Scott Houston Ronnie Franklin Houston Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen 114 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Lisa Anne Howard Danny Meal Huffman Michael Ray Huffman Randy Aaron Ingle Lisa Colene Isenhour Susan LeMora Israel Donna Lynn Jones Timothy Lee Jones Cindy Gail Josey Kimberly Ann Kadlec Kim Annette Keller David Lee Kiziah Vicki Marilyn Korn Ben Kelly Lail David Wayne Lail Rodd Alex Lail Todd Alan Lail Terry A. Lasher Lesa Margaret Laws Abigail Van Leatherman Judi Lynn Legg John Homer Leonard Charles Robert Lewis Ray Linebarger Patrice Lapel Lineberger Sibyl Willette Lineberger Todd Wayne Lineberger Angie Latus Little Darin Kaye Little Jammie Kaye Little Karen Mavis Little Mashalle Antionette Little Mary Beth Loadholdt x 115 Donna Melissa Longworth Rachael Mae Love Roxanne Michael Lowe Scott Eric Lowman Charles Ross Lowrance Mark Hampton Lytton Angie Lynn Mabrey Alicia Diane Mack Susie Maray Mack Carla Diane Maney Derick Lee Martin Melissa Jane Mathis Fred Wayne Matthews, Jr. Roger Allen McClain Leslie Ann McCombs Marilyn Louise McKay Francis Claudette Mickles Mark Dewayne Mitchell John Allen Moose Shelia Faye Mullinax David D. Mullins Eric Scott Painter John Douglas Parkhurst Carolyn Beth Perkins Shara Perkins Patrick Andrew Plunkett Tammy Darrell Poovey Tonya Dee Poovey Craig Ken Reece Tamara Suzanne Ricker Angile Lee Roth David Wayne Rudisell Angie Renee Schronce Sharon Elaine Schronce Ricky Travis Seagle v Brenda Kay Self Callie Michele Setzer Diane Cynthia Setzer Lisa Marie Setzer Lisa Carol Shelton Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen 116 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Lisa Elaine Sherrill Tracy Lynn Sherrill Sherry Lynn Shoemaker Jonathan Leonard Shook Roger Dale Shook Sally Ann Shrader Tim Eugene Sigmon Touyna Renee Sigmon Donald David Simmermon Susan Lynette Sipe Debby Jean Smith Darwin Graig Springs Vivian Arlene Springs Darrell Eugene Stewart Ted Allen Stewart Michelle Angela Story Jeff Allen Swindle Bobby Colon Swink Bobby Ray Talbert Karen Lynn Thomas Terry Thomas Christy June Thornburg Robert Bobby Tibbs Rosselyn Diane Turner Mitchell Todd Valentine Lisa Elaine Vanderlinden Brenda Kay Waller Gary Dean Waters Peggy Sue Whitener Joyce Curlene Wilfong Angie Gay Wilkinson Donna Sue Wilkinson Billy Lyle Willis Donna Neil Wilson Elizabeth Joni Wilson Mary Ann Wilson John Dewitt Wood Darlene Catherine Wray Wesley Waters Wright Tammy Yvette Yount 117 118 ADMINISTRATION 119 Mrs. Betty Austin - RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Child Care Services. Mr. Tim Ballard - COLLEGE: (J.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Hands and Mind. Wrestling Coach. Bus Duty. Mr. Bill E. Bost — COLLEGE: Lenior- Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: As- sistant Principal. Athletic Director. Boys’ Basketball Coach. Mrs. Martha B. Brown — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. M.Ed. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Home Econom- ics I. Advanced Home Economics. Family Living, FHA. Clinic. Mr. J. Randy Burroughs. Sr. — COL- LEGE: Lenior Rhyne. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Health and Physical Education. Advanced Physical Education. Varsity Football Coach. Baseball Coach. Mr. John R. Caldwell - COLLEGE: Appalachian State. M.A. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Physical Science. Ad- vanced Biology (Independent Study). Chemistry. Science Club, Magazine Sales. Candy Sales. Mrs. Susan Carpenter — COLLEGES: Lenior-Rhyne. U.N.C.-Charlotte, M.E RESPONSIBILITY: Guidance Counselor. Mr. William E. Carter - COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne. Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITY: Principal. Mrs. Marilyn Clark - COLLEGES: Western Carolina. Lenior-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Health and Physical Education. Biology. Pho- tography. Softball Coach, Pep Club. Mr. William R. Crawford — COL- LEGES: Appalachian State. N.C. A. T. RESPONSIBILITIES: Phys ical Science. Biology. Photography. Mrs. Sherry Drum — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Geometry. Math Life Skills. Student Relations Club. Graduation. Miss Carolyn P. Gabriel — COL- LEGES: Pfeiffer Junior College. Greensboro College, Scarritt Col- lege. Western Carolina. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Time-Out Instructor. Guidance Assistant. ™FACULTY FACULTY Mrs. Margaret B. Gatewood — COL- LEGES: (J.N.C.-Chapel Hill. (J.N.C.- Chariotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: En- glish, Junior-Senior Prom. Miss Donna J. Guest — COLLEGES: (J.N.C.-Greensboro. (J.N.C.-Chapel Hill. RESPONSIBILITIES: Ad vanced English, Drama Debate, Drama Club, Debate Team, Graduation. Mr. Richard C. Hampton — COL- LEGES: N.C. State. (J.N.C.-Chapel Hill, Southeastern Community Col- lege. RESPONSIBILITIES: Agricul- tural Education. School Grounds. FFA. Mr. Sam Harbinson — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Band, Stage Band. Chorus, Guitar. Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Physics, Advanced Math. General Math, Beta Club. School Photographer, Annual Adviser.Gate Duty Coordinator. Mr. Make D. Honeycutt — COLLEGES: Lenior-Rhyne. Appalachian State. N.C. State-Vocational Education. RESPONSIBILITIES: ICT Coordin- ator. VICA. Football Scout Junior- Senior Prom Chairman. Mr. Leonard H. Jones — COLLEGES: Appalachian State. Lenior-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: World His- tory, G.S. History. Health and Phys- ical Education, Key Club. Mrs. Barbara H. Laney — COLLEGES: Lenior-Rhyne, N.C. State, (J.N.C.- Charlotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: Office Occupations I, Beginning Typing, Advanced Typing, Note- hand. Business Law. FSA, Gradua- tion. 121 Mr. Marvin E. Lineberger — COLLEGE: Nashville Auto Diesel School. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Auto Mechanics I. Auto Mechanics II. Auto Mechan- ics III. Auto Mechanics Club. Bus Duty. Miss Nancy Logan — COLLEGES: Gardner Webb. Appalachian State. MA RESPONSIBILITIES: Gradu- ation Adviser. Teach Reading. Mr. Randy Lowman — COLLEGE: Lenior Rhyne RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Health and Physical Educa- tion. Physical Science. Monogram Club. J.V. Boys’ Basketball. Varsity Football. Track. Mr. Mike Matheson - COLLEGES: Mitchell. Appalachian State. M.A. RESPONSIBILITIES: U.S. History. Varsity Girls' Basketball. J.V. Foot- ball. Mrs. Kaye McConnell - COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: French I. French II, French Club. Varsity Cheerleaders. Mrs. Clare S. Miller - COLLEGES: (J.N.C.-Greensboro. Appalachian State. M.A. RESPONSIBILITIES: Typing I. Notehand. Accounting. FSA. Journalism. Newspaper. Mr. Jeremiah Moore — COLLEGES: N.C. A. Zj T.. (J.N.C.-Greensboro, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Marketing. Cooperative Dis- tributive Education. Coordinator of Co-op Students. DECA. Mrs. Sue Moss - RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Media Center Aide. Mrs. Debbie F. Motsinger — COL- LEGES: Wingate Jr.. Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Pep Club. Learning Lab (Resource Lab). J.V. Cheerleaders. Mrs. Elizabeth Nolley - COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Media Center. Media Center Club. Mr. Astor F. Propstv- COLLEGES: Lenior-Rhyne. (J.SrNavy School of Carpentry. N.C. State. CVTC. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Carpentry I. Car- pentry II. Carpentry III, Carpentry Club. Bus Duty. Mrs. Brenda Rader - COLLEGES: East Tennessee State. Appalachian State RESPONSIBILITIES: Art I. Art II. Art III. Art Club. .«FACULTY FACULTY Mrs. Patsy Rogers — COLLEGES: Ap- palachian State. Western Carolina — Master's Program. RESPONSI- BILITIES: English. Senior Affairs. Graduation. Student Relations Club. Mr. Charles Scott — COLLEGES: Ap- palachian State. U.N.C.-Charlotte. M.Ed. RESPONSIBILITIES: His tory. Key Club. Lunch Duty. Mrs. Linda Spencer — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Child Care Services. Child Care Club. Family Living. FHA. HERO. Mrs. Genevieve Stewart — RESPON- SIBILITY: Learning Lab Aide. Mrs. Nancy Jo Teague — COLLEGE: Lenior-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Algebra I. Algebra II. SAE. Mrs. Karolyn Thorton — COLLEGES: Lenior-Rhyne. Appalachian State — Psychologist I. (J.N.C.-Charlotte. M.A. RESPONSIBILITY: Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Audrey Throneburg — COL- LEGES: Brevard. Clevengers. Lenior-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITY: School Secretary. Mr. Levonde Walker — COLLEGES: Johnson C. Smith. (J.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: English. Monogram Club. J.V. Girls Basket- ball. Boys' Tennis. Mrs. Nanette Whisnant — COL- LEGES: Western Piedmont Com- munity College. CJ.N.C.-Chapel Hill. RESPONSIBILITIES: Pre-Algebra I. Pre-Algebra II. Consumer Math. J. V. Cheerleaders. Junior-Senior Prom. Mrs. Susan Witherspoon — COLLEGE: (J.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: English. Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Terry Young — COLLEGE: Ap palachian State. M.A. RESPONSI- BILITIES: General Math. Consumer Math. Girls’ Tennis. Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Bruce Yount — COLLEGES: Western Carolina. Lenior-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Extended School Day-Program Coordinator. DCT Instructor. 123 Administration Had What It Took The administration of Bandys High School kept the school runn- ing smoothly and efficiently. The administrative staff of Bandys was composed of three people: Mr. Ed Carter, principal: Mr. Bill Bost, assistant principal: and Mrs. Audrey Throneburg, secretary. The administrative and dis- ciplinary problems of our school were handled legally and fairly by these people. With their help and cooperation, Bandys continued to be one of the finest schools around. 124 Opposite Page Top: Mrs. Throneburg tended to the secretarial duties of the school. Middle: Mr. Bost distributed the teachers' mail into the appropriate boxes. Bottom Left: Mr. Bost made the daily an- nouncements over the intercom each morning. Bottom Middle: Mr. Carter glanced over these bulletins. Bottom Right: Mrs. McConnell worked in the office each morning before school and during first period. This Page Top: Mr. Carter read some important mail at his desk. Middle: Mrs. Throneburg prepared a bank deposit. Bottom: Mr. Carter and Mrs. Throneburg greeted a visitor. 125 Guidance Counselors Help Everyone The Guidance Counselors were always there to help anyone who had a problem. Mrs. Karolyn Thor- ton and Mrs. Susan Carpenter were two ladies that you could turn to when you needed someone to talk to. They assisted students in solv- ing problems dealing with school, schedules, career plans, and per- sonal problems. The students along with the faculty members knew that if they had a problem they could go to the guidance office for help. In the guidance office either Mrs. Thorton or Mrs. Carpenter were willing to discuss any problem which the stu- dents or the faculty members had. It was great to know that these ladies were ready to guide and to assist you with your problems. 126 Opposite Page Top: Mrs. Thorton checked over several stu- dents' applications for college. Bottom: Mrs. Thorton was always ready and willing to help a student when he had a problem. This Page Top Left: Mrs. Carpenter looked for a stu- dent's record in the file cabinet. Top Right: Counseling included calling colleges for information that students had requested. Middle: Discussing the possible advantages of going to college was also a part of the counselors' jobs. Bottom: Mrs. Carpenter helped the faculty members, as well as the students, with their problems. 127 Homecoming Was A Night To Remember Homecoming was a very memorable night as the thrills of football and the anticipations of an exciting evening were evident on everyone’s face. The first half of the football game saw our fine Trojan team jump to a comfortable lead over Cherryville. The excitement built and everyone eagerly awaited what would happen next. The first half ended and the Homecoming festivities began. As each of the beautiful ladies was escorted onto the field, the crowd could hardly con- tain its curiousity—who would be Homecoming Queen? Then the crowd quietened as it was announced, “The 1979 Homecoming Queen is Miss Tammy Lutz.” Angie Thompson and Evie Kennedy were chosen as first and second runners-up. The halftime was ended by the tears of happiness and the sound of ap- plause. The second half saw the Ironmen of Cherryville attempt a comeback, but to no avail as the Trojans were victorious with an impressive 32-16 score. Homecoming night was completed with a very successful dance. The music was provided by “The Howell Brothers”, who seemed to have something for everyone’s taste. Above: Class Representatives and Key Club Sweetheart (left to right) Kelly Buff. Rene Ellis, Tere Madrid. Patricia Moore, and Angie Thompson. Escorts (left to right) Eric Lee. Scott Rogers. Scott Wesson. Dale Little, and Jeff Barnette. The 1979 Homecoming Court (left to right) 1st Row: Debbie Smith, Lynn McClain, Lor Hollar. Teresa Woodlief, Tammy Lutz. Ella Barringer. Tammy Yount, Abby Leatherman. 2n Row: Craig Rowe. David Adams, Terry Bowman. David Mauney, Tim Stutts. Archie Laney, Jef Martin. Bradley Bolick. 3rd Row: Caroline Dellinger, Tina Fletcher. Jeanie Korn. Lisa Havner Evie Kennedy. Jackie Buchanan. Terry Josey. 4th Row: Benny Harris. Phil Brown. Stanle; Kale. Rodney Cline. Marvin Daniels, Scotty Laney, James Burgess. 130 Top: Cocaptains. Darrell Smith and Dale Gilleland. along with mascots. Tim Jones and Chastity Painter, crowned Tammy Lutz 1979 Homecoming Queen. Middle: Tammy Lutz prepared to take the traditional ride around the football field. Bottom: The Homecoming Queen Finalists were: standing. 2nd runner-up. Evie Ken- nedy. escorted by Marvin Daniels: 1st runner-up. Angie Thompson, escorted by Jeff Barnette; seated. The Homecoming Queen—Tammy Lutz, escorted by Tim Stutts. 9 Opposite Page: Top Right: The music for the evening was provided by the Howell Brothers of Cherryville. Middle Left: Everyone enjoyed a fast dance. Middle Right: Jamie Finney and his partner got into the swing of things after the game. Bottom Left: Lisa Griser and her date moved to one of the slow songs played dur- ing the night. Bottom Right: Eric Parris and Patricia Maples really got down to the beat of the music. This Page: Top Left: Ronnie Dellinger and Linda Yar- brough kept in rhythm with a fast song. Top Right: These people celebrated our win over Cherryville. Middle: David Adams and Debby Cooper showed the happiness of being together. Bottom Left: Darlene McCombs and her es- cort had a chance to get close during the night Bottom Right: Several couples experienced a few moments of closeness. t 133 Christmas Dance Goes Disco This year, instead of a live band, we had a disco. Disco Pat and his Mobile Disco Show provided the entertain ment. The dance proved to be very good for everyone as Disco Pat played different music to suit everyone's taste. This year, for the first time, the Christmas Dance was co-sponsored as the French Club accepted a little help from the FFA. All in all, the dance was great. It was entertaining and memorable. 134 Opposite Page Top Left: Angie Thompson was crowned 1979 Christmas Queen. Top Middle: These couples moved to a slow song. Top Right: (left to right) Second runner-up. Deanna Black; 1979 Christmas Queen. Angie Thompson; and first runner-up Jeanie Korn. Bottom: The 1979 Christmas Court: (left to right) Michael Deal. Cathy Loadholdt. Dale Little. Deanna Black. Jeff Barnette, Tammie Shook. Eric Lee. Kelly Buff. Queen. Angie Thompson; Rodney Cline. Caroline Dellinger. Dale Gilleland. French Club Maid of Honor. Sandy Cook; Bruce Schronce. Jeanie Korn. Andy Setzer. Lois Witherspoon. Todd Goins. This Page Top Left: Disco Pat filled everyone's night with music. Top Right: Teresa Woodlief experienced a close moment with Santa Claus. Middle Left: Abby Leatherman and her date got down to the sound of “Disco Pat . Middle Right: Tim Smith and his date danced to this number. Bottom Left: Paige Moss and Jeff Eades en- joyed this dance together. Bottom Right: These girls moved to the beat. 135 Sweetheart Dance Was Enjoyable In the month of February, we showed feelings for our sweethearts by presenting the Sweetheart Dance. The music, for the evening, was supplied by “Peace Mill”. Later that evening, Jorge Valencia and Telisia Sigmon were crowned King and Queen of the Sweetheart Dance. All who at- tended the dance enjoyed it and will carry the memories of the night forever. 136 Opposite Page Top: Jorge Valencia and Telisia Sigmon were crowned King and Queen of the Sweetheart Dance. Bottom Left: Scotty Laney and Lynn McClain enjoyed this moment of closeness. Bottom Right: These couples expressed the mood of the evening. This Page Top Left: Hope Annis showed one style of disco dancing. Top Right: Peace Mill supplied the music for the night. Middle Left: Everyone enjoyed this slow dance. Bottom Left: Tracy Houston and Brenda Josey boogied” to this song. 137 Somewhere My Love On May 4, 1979, the air was filled with the excitement of the evening. It was the evening of the long-awaited Junior-Senior Prom. Much time was spent preparing for the event and much money was spent on clothing for the occasion, but the enchanting evening proved to be worth it all. Juniors and Seniors filed into the gymnasium in their formal at- tire approaching a romantic garden setting representing the theme of the prom, “Somewhere My Love”. “Clockwork”, due to their previous popularity, was invited for a return engagement at the prom. “Clockwork” played a variety of music; fast, slow, old, and new. Something was provided for everyone’s tastes. On this special occasion, the honor of King and Queen of the Prom was bestowed upon Robert Eades and Alice Lineberger. Everyone left the prom with many beautiful memories of an enchanting evening. 138 Opposite Page Top: Pete Lail and Karen Caccia showed style in this modern dance. Bottom Left: Alice Lineberger and Robert Eades were crowned king and queen of the prom. Bottom Right: Keith Lee and Diane Jones really got down to this song. This Page Top Left: Clockwork provided the music for the evening. Top Right: Nita Krafft and Dale Christy shared a quiet moment together. Middle Left: Teresa Cooper and Scott Rogers took advantage of this opportunity to get close. Middle: Greg Gabriel and Marcella Gabriel moved to the music. Middle Right: Lynn McClain and Michael Deal stayed in step. 139 Prom Top: This gazebo was one of the many beautiful decorations built by the Juniors. Middle Left: Jeanie Kom. Kim Schronce. Robin Loftin, Penny Lewis, and Robin Hin- son worked on this part of the gazebo. Middle Right: Sherry DeHart and Nita Krafft worked on this decoration for the prom. Bottom Left: Paige Moss made roses for the rose bushes. Bottom Right: These students helped to put up the streamers for the prom. 140 Top Left: Sandy Cook. Kim Gabriel. Beth Elmore, and Donna Gabriel entertained the audience with a commercial. Top Right: Brenda Martin portrayed Melissa Manchester. Bottom Left: Rodney Cline sang “Do Ya Think Pm Sexy?’ Bottom Middle: Eric Houser was the master of ceremonies of the Sophomore Entertain- ment Committee's presentation. Bottom Right: Bryan Harvey and Eric McCombs did this dance as an ending to the Sophomore Entertainment production. 141 ATHLETICS 143 The Scoreboard Varsity Football West Iredell L (15 20) Newton-Conover L (14 28) South Iredell W (42 20) West Lincoln W (200) Maiden L (6 14) East Lincoln L (18 20) Cherryville W (32 16) Bunker Hill W (34 32) Bessemer City w (410) Fred T. Foard w (288) Record (64) Junior Varsity Football Bunker Hill w (76) Newton-Conover L (2040) South Iredell L (7 21) St. Stephens W (60) Maiden L (14 22) East Lincoln L (2022) Bunker Hill W (32 16) Fred T. Foard L (8 12) Record (3-5) Athletics Athletics West Lincoln Softball L (9 17) East Lincoln L (826) Cherryville L (3-6) Bunker Hill L (H 12) Fred T. Foard W (118) West Lincoln W (7-6) Maiden w (18 2) Maiden w (200) Cherryville w (11-2) East Lincoln L (0-1) Bunker Hill L (1-2) Fred T. Ford L (3 6) Record (5-7) Girls Tennis West Iredell W Fred T. Foard w West Lincoln w Maiden w East Lincoln w Cherryville w Bunker Hill w Bessemer City W Record (8 0) Tied For First Place In SD-7 Conference Tournament Doubles Team Advanced to State Amonq Top 8 Doubles Teams in State 144 Boys Tennis South Iredell L Maiden L West Lincoln W East Lincoln w Cherryville w Bessemer City w Maiden w West Lincoln w East Lincoln L Cherryville w Bessemer City L Record (7-4) Baseball West Iredell W (4-0 ) West Iredell L (0-8 ) Bessemer City L (4-6 ) West Lincoln L (1-9 ) East Lincoln W 4-2 ) Cherryville W 8-7 ) Bunker Hill L (5-11) Fred T. Foard L (0-4 ) West Lincoln L (1-14) Maiden W (11-5) East Lincoln L 5-6 ) Cherryville L (0-10) Bunker Hill W (12-3) Bessemer City W 4-3 ) Fred T. Foard L 0-7 ) Record (6-9) Wrestling St. Stephens L (12-60) Lincolnton W (54-23) Lincolnton W (54-24) Bunker Hill w (51-18) Newton-Conover w (35-31) East Lincoln L (23-53) West Caldwell L (21-47) West Lincoln L (19-38) East Lincoln W (54-24) West Lincoln W (42-30) Bunker Hill W 66-9 ) East Lincoln L (35-40) West Iredell W (52-24) Indian Wrestling Classic 6th 74' 2 pts. Record (8-5) Junior Varsity Basketball Girls Boys (30-44) L West Iredell W (49-39) (33-26) W Newton-Conover L (3742) (35-32) W South Iredell L (54-67) (22-37) L West Iredell W (4440) (16-17) L Newton-Conover W (58-56) (50-25) W West Lincoln L (57-58) (38-36) W Maiden W (6148) (32-75) L Fred T. Foard L (61-70) (52-50) W East Lincoln W (70-68) (38-54) L Bunker Hill L (51-55) (51-24) W Bessemer City W (67-54) (31-50) L Fred T. Foard W (60-56) (3446) L West Lincoln L (52-64) (62-31 )W Maiden W (59-53) (48-35) W East Lincoln W (6247) (42-50) L Bunker Hill w (76-64) (38-18) W Bessemer City w (60-59) Record (9-8) Record (11-6) Varsity Basketball Girls Boys (65-39) W West Iredell L (4248) (6643) W Newton-Conover W (6348) (3949) L South Iredell W (70-60) (7148) W West Iredell W (64-58) (66-61 )W Newton-Conover W (57-52) (6341 )W West Lincoln w (63-62) (48-60) L South Iredell w (53-50) (65-27) W Maiden w (63-61) (70-57) W East Lincoln w (65-53) (50-35) W Cherryville w (61-59) (72-56) W Bunker Hill L (66-73) (50-61) L Bessemer City L (72-83) (66-57) W Fred T. Foard W (87-84) (76-68) W West Lincoln (69-54) (58-38) W Maiden W (67-66) (53-52) W East Lincoln W (62-52) (6045) W Cherryville W (89-66) (59-76) L Bunker Hill W (74-72) (77-69) W Bessemer City L (74-75) (75-50) W Fred T. Foard W (70-57) (55-26) W Maiden West Lincoln W (75-66) (52-37) W Bunker Hill Fred T. Foard L (64-66) (34-36) L East Lincoln (6045) W Cherryville (64-54) W Bunker Hill W (58-52) West Lincoln w (68-62) (61-59) W Franklin Fred T. Foard w (75-67) Red Springs w (65-63) (68-65) W Northampton Louisburg L (52-72) (50-63) L West Montgomery Sylva-Webster L (83-84) (56-60) L Monroe Record (22-7) Record (21-7) Varsity Football Team Faced Tough Opposition This year the Varsity Football Team faced a lot of tough opposi- tion. But despite this fact, they still proudly did their best and had a fine showing. The team ended the season third in the SD-7 Con- ference with a (6-4) record. But this record does not tell the whole story. Three of these losses were within one toughdown. Many team members excelled in play. Along with the help of a great line, Darrell Smith managed to gain over a thousand yards this season. Even though some mem- bers were not honored, everyone contributed to the team. 146 Opposite Page Top Right: Robin Ferrell was tackled by some NewtonConover defensive players. Bottom: Mark Shubert powered his way against tough opposition to gain extra yardage. This Page Top: The Football Team (left to right) First Row: Darrell Smith. Wade Hefner. David Johnson. Andy Setzer. Bo Todd. Mark Shubert. Robin Ferrell. Shannon Woodlief. Tim Smith. Dale Gilleland. Second Row: Coach Lowman. Jerry Fogleman. Marvin Miller. Johnny Fletcher. Glenn Sigmon, Stephen Eades. Nathan Caldwell. Robbie Flowers. Todd Goins. Jeff Dellinger. Coach Burroughs. Third Row: Joe Catchings. Eric McCombs. Bryan Scruggs. Ricky Sigmon. David Smith. Jeff Drum, Todd Painter. Michael Deal. Jack Painter. Manager Mark Wireman. Fourth Row: Eric Schrum. Eddie Dover. Phillip Rowe. Mark Sigmon. Gary Jones. Bruce Schronce. Eric Houser. Ben Plunkett. Bryan Harvey. Randale Little. Bottom Left: Running back, Darrell Smith, rushed for more than a thousand yards this year. 147 VARSITY FOOTBALL Opposite Page Top Left: Eric Schrum kicked the extra point against Fred T. Foard. Top Right: The Trojan defense held their opponent at the scrimmage line. Bottom: On this play. Darrell Smith ran into a host of Newton-Conover defenders. This Page Top Left: Quarterback. Mark Sigmon, found a lot of running room. Top Right: Bruce Schronce returned a kick- off. Middle: Darrell Smith moved the ball down the field. Bottom: Randale Little tackled his oppo- nent. 149 J.V. Football Suffers From Lack of Experience This past year’s Junior Varsity Football Team suffered greatly from lack of experience. The team was very young, consisting of a ma- jority of freshmen. They ended the season with a (3-5) record. Some of the outstanding players were honored at the fall banquet. Terry Bowman received the Gary Butler Award, Phil Brown received the Best Offensive Player Award and Ronnie Dellinger received the Best Defensive Player Award. All in all, the year was not a total loss as it gave the players the ex- perience needed for future years of J.V. and Varsity play. 150 Opposite Page: Top: Terry Bowman broke into the defen- sive secondary. Middle: Phillip Brown stopped this Bunker Hill opponent. Bottom: Terry Bowman lunged forward for extra yardage. This Page: Top: The J.V. Football Team (left to right): First Row: Scott Painter. Scott Lowman. Derrick Martin. Kelly Fisher, Benjamin Gabriel. Second Row: Willy Flowers. Greg Duncan. Darin Little. Roger McClain. Pat Plunkett. Kenny Major. Third Row: Ray Lineberger. Ronnie Dellinger, Jeff Martin. Eric Lee. Terry Bowman. Allen Felts. Jerry Forbes. Philip Brown. Fourth Row: Coach Matheson. Aubrey Bach, Ricky Rathbone. Bradley Brittain, David Flynn, Mark Lytton. Coach Lawing. Middle: Philip Brown caught this pass. Bottom: Three J.V. Trojans converged to tackle this opponent. 151 Girls — Fourth in State The varsity girls’ basketball team played very well throughout the season, losing only two conference games and winning the Conference Championship. This confidence didn’t carry them. They placed second in the Conference Tourna- ment. Next, the varsity girls found new life. They took the District-7 Championship and were off to the State Tournament. During the State Tournament our girls met very physical and quick teams. They overcame Northampton but lost the two following games; nevertheless, the girls came home winners, taking fourth place in the State 2-A Tournament. 152 Opposite Page Top Left: Kim Gabriel shot over her oppo- nent’s reach. Top Right: Tina Bumgarner shot foul shots as her East Lincoln opponent looked on. Bottom: The Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team (left to right) Kneeling: Rhonda Little. Shirley Little. Vivian Allen. Tina Bumgarner. Standing: Janet Deal. Kim Gabriel. Caroline Dellinger. Robin Campbell, Darlene McCombs. Lisa Martin. Pam Hewitt. This Page Left: Lisa Martin looked on as Kim Gabriel took the ball to the hoop. Top Right: Kim Gabriel followed through with this shot. Bottom: Lisa Martin stole the ball and made a lay-up. 153 State Playoffs Again For Varsity Boys Last year’s “Cinderella Team” found this season to be very re- warding and occasionally disap- pointing. They were young, experi- enced and had a reputation for excellence. This fact made them a prime target in conference play; everyone wanted to defeat them. They withstood the pressure and finished second in the conference, losing only to two teams. Conference tournament action was also very decisive. We were defeated in the semi-finals, but our boys fought through to a District 7 Championship by defeating our arch rival Fred T. Foard. The “Cinderella Team” returned to the State Tournament to find competition waiting. Our Trojans were overcome in the second game by Louisburg and in the third by Sylva-Webster to take fourth place in State Competition. 154 Top Left: Mark Sigmon penetrated his op- ponents' defense in an effort to score. Top Right: Joe Catchings took it to the hoop. Bottom: The Varsity Boys’ Basketball Team (left to right) Kneeling: Joe Catchings. Mark Sigmon. Lynn Campbell. Bryan Harvey, Vernon Odom, Jack Painter. Standing: Bradley Setzer, Allen Sherrill. Keith Carpenter. Carl Connor, Scott Kale. Donald Flowers. This Page Top Left: Vernon Odom broke away for a lay-up. Top Right: Jack Painter shot over his op- position. Bottom Left: Allen Sherrill maneuvered for an easy shot. Bottom Right: Lynn Campbell tapped in another one. 155 J.V. Girls Improved The junior varsity girls’ basket- ball team consisted of eight return- ing sophomores and five new freshmen. During the course of the year, these girls improved on their responsibilities as teammates and individuals. They learned the fun- damentals of basketball and ob- tained the experience necessary for future years of junior varsity and varsity competition. Coach Walker’s expectations of his team were met by the end of the season. 156 Opposite Page Top: Donna Jones shot from the outside. Bottom Left: Marsha Bumgarner drove in for a lay up on this play. Bottom Right: Rhonda Lee positioned her- self for a rebound. This Page Top Left: The Junior Varsity Basketball Team (left to right): Kneeling: Donna Jones. Teresa Woodlief, Lisa Mathis. Joni Wilson. First Row: Angie Caldwell. Susie Mack, Marsha Bumgarner. Deanna Wallace. Second Row: Cheryl Flowers. Rhonda Lee. Marsha Laney, Patti Beatty. Jackie Mack. Top Right: Cheryl Flowers moved down the court and made a jump shot. Bottom: Donna Jones maneuvered through the Fred T. Foard defense to make this shot. 157 J.V. Boys Had A Good Season This year’s Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Team had a good season. As happens almost every year, the Junior Varsity team lost most of its players to the varsity team and consisted of mostly inex- perienced freshmen. But despite this fact, the team did very well and improved throughout the season. This year Mr. Randy Lowman coached the team and did a fine job of preparing them for varsity play in years to come. 158 Opposite Page Top: Marvin Daniels shot over this Fred T. Foard opponent. Bottom Left: Adrian Connor tried for two points. Bottom Right: Tim Hicks followed through on this shot. This Page Top: The J.V. Boys Basketball Team (left to right) Front Row: Dwayne Burke, Mark Mitchell, Scott Painter, Greg Duncan. Ray Lineberger. Back Row: Benny Harris. Mar- vin Daniels. Phil Brown, Mike Connor, Adrian Connor, Kenny Major. Tim Hicks, Mitchell Valentine. Bottom: Phil Brown powers inside for two points. 159 Wrestling Team Improved Over Last Year This year’s wrestling team im- proved slightly over last year’s. Un- der the guidance of a new wrestling coach, Mr. Tim Ballard, the team overcame a lot of tough opposition and ended the season with an 8-5 record. The team then went to the Indian Wrestling Classic where it placed sixth with 74' 2 points. The team did very well this year and looks forward to an even better season next year. 160 Opposite Page Bottom: Nathan Caldwell worked for the pin. Top: Danny Little kept his opponent flat on the mat. Middle: Sam Shepherd tried to work behind his opponent. This Page Top: Nathan Caldwell attempted to break his opponent down. Middle: Mike Pearson tried to pin his oppo- nent. Bottom: The Wrestling Team (left to right) First Row: Coach Tim Ballard. Danny Little. Joel Josey. Randy Ford. Randy Griffin. Scott Lowman. Eric Harwell. Second Row: Chris Hollar. Mitchell Buff. Nathan Caldwell. David Smith. Larry Boone. Third Row: Craig Rowe. Ricky Griffin. Aubrey Bach. Ricky Sigmon. Fourth Row: Todd Houston. Sam Shepherd. Mike Pearson. David Johnson. 161 Boys’ Tennis Team Has Competitive Year Boys’ tennis finished its fourth year last spring. The tennis team had a very competitive year, finishing with a 6-4 record. Everyone on the tennis team contributed greatly, but the most outstanding contribution was perhaps by Joey Good who was seeded number one for three years and was named All Conference this season. Top: The Tennis Team (left to right) Front Row: Nathan Caldwell. Eric Houser. Joey Good. Mark Sigmon. Back Row: Kenny Burdick. Jeff Queen. Bradley Bolick, Todd Robinson, and Gary Jones. Middle Left: Mark Sigmon followed through. Middle Right: Gary Jones concentrated on this backhand. Bottom: Joey Good executed an overhead slam. 162 Girls’ Tennis Team Took First Place In SD-7 Conference Doubles Team Advanced To State Quarter-Finals This past year’s Girls Tennis Team had a very fine showing, ending the season with an (8-0) record. The team then tied for first in the conference tournament, where Janet Deal placed second in the singles, and Kim Gabriel and Tina Bumgarner placed second in the doubles. Next the girls moved on to the Sectional Tournament where they placed third. A double's team, Janet Deal and Robin Campbell, advanced to the state finals where they won their first match, but lost the next one. They ended up in the top eight doubles teams in the state. Since all but one of the girls will be returning, the chance of another conference championship is very good. This Page Top: Janet Deal and Robin Campbell ad- vanced to the state quarter finals. Middle Left: Donna Jones positioned her- self for a forehand volley. Middle Right: Tammy Lutz attempted to return the ball for a score. Bottom: Sitting (Left to Right): Donna Gabriel. Donna Jones. Tammy Lutz. Standing: Janet Deal. Kim Gabriel. Darian Swift. Robin Campbell. Laura Smyre. Tina Bumgarner. Coach Young. 163 Our softball team was young and inexperienced this past year. The team had only a few returning players and the rest consisted of sophomores and freshmen. Although the team was young and inexperienced it improved as the season went on. The season came to an end with approximately a .500 mark. Everyone contributed something to the team. The future of our softball team looks very good as we are losing only two players. 164 Opposite Page: Top Right: Amanda Burke caught an out- field fly. Middle Left: Chantae Sherrill showed great form in hitting the ball. Bottom: Jeanie Korn succeeded in reaching third base safely. This Page: Top: Robin Campbell connected for a base hit. Middle Left: Softball Team (Left to Right) Kneeling: Coach Marilyn Clark, Angie Caldwell, Ronda Beard, Carol Rowe, Jean Keever. Tina Yancey. Mary Ruth Sim- memon. Janet Deal. Standing: Robin Lof- tin, Tina Bumgarner, Lori Ann Harper, Jeanie Kom, Chantae Sherrill, Amanda Burke, Marsha Bumgarner, Rhonda Lee, Debby Cooper. Robin Campbell. Melissa Yancey. Middle Right: Tina Yancey presented deter- mination in hitting the ball. Bottom Left: Robin Campbell advanced to second base. Baseball Team Young And Inexperienced This past year’s baseball team was very young and inexperienced, having only two seniors on the team. But despite this fact, they played very impressively, beating the top three teams in the con- ference and losing mostly by small margins, ending the season with a 6-9 record. The team received outstanding plays from many of its members. Alan Deal was chosen all- conference. The team has great expecta- tions for the future season as the returning players will be seasoned athletes. 166 Top Right: Alan Deal crossed home plate after hitting a home run. Bottom Left: Robin Ferrell got a double off of this hit Bottom Right: Benny Harris made it safely to second base. This Page Top: Benny Harris made a successful slide into second base. Upper Middle: Tim Hatfield attempted to strike out a batter. Lower Middle: Third baseman, Bruce Schronce. get this Bessemer City player out. Middle Right: Randale Little tagged this Bessemer City man out. Bottom: The Baseball Team (Left to Right) Sitting: Tim Hatfield. Alan Deal, Kevin Laney. Kneeling: Jerry Fogleman, Mark Beamer, Darrell Smith, Bryan Harvey, Shan- non Woodleif, Benny Harris, Phillip Brown. Standing: Andy Setzer, Dale Gilleland. Coach Burroughs, Randale Little, Lynn Campbell. Robin Ferrell, and Mark Shubert 167 Outstanding Performance In Track The spring track season was highlighted by many individual per- formances. One outstanding con- tribution was by Brent Spencer, captain of this year’s team. Scott Kale, Johnny Greene, Rodney Cline, and Greg Gabriel were just a few outstanding individuals. Scott Kale was high scorer followed by Johnny Greene, who set a school record in pole vaulting. The team finished fourth in the conference meet at East Lincoln, where everyone on the team con- tributed to the event. 168 Opposite Page Top: John Greene broke another school record in the pole vaulting event. Bottom Left: Scott Kale outran his Bessemer City opponent. Bottom Right: Ben Plunkett cleared this hurdle. This Page Top: The Track Team (Left to Right) Kneeling: Curtis Sherrill, Brent Spencer, Johnny Fletcher, Eric Schrum, Eddie Dover, Jerry Reece, Danny Little. Greg Revis. Standing: Rodney Cline. Michael Pearson. Steven Eades, David Murray, Jeff Little, Ben Plunkett, Jeff Barnette, Greg Gabriel. John Greene, Ricky Sigmon, Roger McKay. Aldric Fishe. Eric McCombs. Scott Kale. Middle Left: Greg Gabriel showed great form while clearing this hurdle. Middle Right: Rodney Cline performed in the triple jump event. Bottom: Michael Pearson participated in the pole vaulting event. 169 Varsity Cheerleaders Increased The Enthusiasm of The Fans This year’s varsity cheerleading squad was composed of eight young ladies who worked very hard to increase the enthusiasm of the fans at the varsity football and basketball games. These girls worked industriously in order to learn their cheers. They spent many long hours practicing during the summer and after school; they even went to a cheerleading camp during the summer. All in all the varsity cheerleaders proved to be an essential part of the games. 170 Opposite Page Top: The Varsity Cheerleaders (left to right): Bottom: Co-Captain, Evie Kennedy; Tina Fletcher. Paige Moss Standing: Natasha Parlier; Captain. Terry Josey; Janet Robinson. On Shoulders: Tammie Shook. Top: Sandy Cook. Bottom Left: Captain. Terry Josey. Bottom Middle: Co-Captain, Evie Kennedy. Bottom Right: Paige Moss. This Page Top Left: Tammie Shook. Top Middle: Sandy Cook. Top Right: Janet Robinson. Bottom Left: Natasha Parlier. Bottom Middle: Tina Fletcher. 171 J.V. Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity cheerleaders contributed to the school spirit. Throughout the year, they cheered at the J.V. football and basketball games. The J.V. cheerleaders en- couraged the team onward. They practiced for many hours in order to learn their cheers, and their hard work was rewarded by the enthusiastic crowds. 172 Opposite Page Top Left: Aundrea Gabriel. Top Right: Lori Cline. Bottom Left: Captain. Rene Ellis. Bottom Center: Susan Long. Bottom Right: Linda Dover. This Page Top Left: The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (left to right): Sitting: Lori Cline: Captain. Renee Ellis. Standing: Sharon Little: Co- Captain. Terri Howard: Susan Long and Aundrea Gabriel. Top: Linda Dover and Lori Hollar. Top Right: Lori Hollar. Bottom Left: Co-Captain. Terri Howard 173 Bottom Right: Sharon Little. Monogram Club The Monogram Club was an organization for students who ear- ned a letter in team competition. Under the guidance of Mr. L. A. Walker and Mr. Randy Lowman, the club proved to be one of the more notable clubs of the school. The Monogram Club members were proud of their athletic achieve- ments and showed it by wearing their letter jackets. Top: Bryan Scruggs dressed as a girl for the Monogram Club initiation. Bottom: The Monogram Club: Eric Schrum, Sam Shepherd. Jean Keever. Rod- ney Cline, Shannon Woodlief. Mark Shubert, Vernon Odom. Phyllis Robinson. Laura Smyre. Gary Jones. Todd Houston, John Fletcher. Jeff Queen. David Mauney, Ricky Griffin. Janet Deal. Benny Harris. Allen Griser. Dale Gilleland. Mike Pearson. Nathan Caldwell. Robin Campbell. Kim Gabriel. Darrell Smith. Craig Rowe. Terry Bowman. Rhonda Lee, Bo Todd. Eric McCombs. Andy Setzer, Ricky Sigmon. Mitchell Buff, Darlene McCombs, Tammy Lutz. Scott Kale. Phil Rowe. Bryan Harvey. David Johnson. Ben Plunkett, Glenn Sigmon, Terry Josey, Roger McKay. Debbie Cooper. Phil Brown. Paige Moss. Steve Eades. Eric Houser. Mark Sigmon, Tony Huffman, Todd Sherrill. Tina Yancey. Bruce Schronce. Jerry Fogleman, Mark Wireman. Michael Deal. Chantae Sherrill. Danny Little. Bryan Scruggs. Donna Jones, Donna Gabriel, Todd Goins. 174 Pep Club Showed Its Spirit The Pep Club was an organiza- tion composed of students who wanted to express their school spirit. During football season, they sold spirit ribbons and banners to generate spirit for the games. They also sat together and cheered at the various sports contests and pep rallies. Top: The Pep Club cheered at the ball games. Bottom: The Pep Club: Terry Josey. Presi- dent; Tammy Lutz, Vice-President; Kim Gabriel, Secretary; Donna Gabriel, Treasurer; Deanna Wallace, Lynda Murray, Hope Annis, David Smith. Ronnie Dellinger. Tina Fletcher, Rhonda Lee, Lisa Shelton, Susan Long, Barbara Barnes. Donna Jones. Brenda Self. Patti Beatty. Susan Sipe, Beth Bumgarner. Jamie Little, Joni Wilson, Tammy Yount, Tina Bumgarner. Marsha Bumgarner. Lori Hollar. Debbie Honeycutt. Pat Maples, Rene Ellis. Sharon Little, Beth McRee. Ella Barringer, Robin Witherspoon. Jane Ballard, Keith Carpenter, Scott Wesson. David Flynn, Terry Bowman, Robin Campbell, Janet Deal, Lora Josey. Michaele Stewart, Pam Edwards, Kim Huffman. Marsha Laney. Penny Lewis. Brenda Martin, Pam Hewitt, Lisa Taylor. Pennie Lail, Derick Martin. Tonya Worley, Marilyn McKay, Touyna Sigmon. Beth Loadholdt, Terri Howard. Lori Cline. Debbie Cooper, Mary Rummage, Tammy Hicks, Angie Caldwell, Jean Keever, Susan Israel. Melissa Yancey. Lisa Havner, Randy Ford. Debbie Smith. Caroline Dellinger, Becky Reader. Lisa Martin. Todd Lineberger. Robin Moore, Tina Yancey, Tricia Moore, Sandy Cook, Angie Thompson, Lisa Isenhour, Tracy Sherrill. Tammy Shook, Beth Elmore, Tina Havner, Chantae Sherrill, Robin Loftin, Jeanie Korn, Jeff Martin. Bar- bara Eades, Natasha Parlier, Janet Robin- son, John Woods. Evie Kennedy, Debbie Brum ley. 175 I. _ Bus Drivers Each school day the bus drivers transported students to and from Bandys, overcoming rowdy passengers and bad weather. They accomplished their jobs punctually and safely. Top: The school bus was an essential part of most student’s school day. Bottom: The Bus Drivers (left to right): Top: Randale Little. Steven Eades, Gary McCall. Inside Bus: Carl Connor, Joe Catchings, Donald Jarrett. Eddie Hastings, Scott Pope. Randall Propst. Michael Dover. Standing: Tracy Houston. Gene Hendrix. Greg Setzer. Ricky Griffin. Tony Huffman. Mr. Lineberger. Bradley Bolick. Dale Little. Norma Cox. Robert Laws. Tammy Hicks. Beth Hedrick. Mr. Harbinson. Tammy Lail. Sandy Bottomly. Darryl Flynn. Mary Ruth Simmemon. Todd Sherrill, Debbie Painter, Pete Lail. 178 Lunchroom Ladies And Custodians Kept School A Nice Place The lunchroom ladies and the custodians worked hard every day to make the school a better place for us. The lunchroom ladies prepared us a nutritious lunch every day. while the custodians worked at keeping the school clean. All in all, these people proved to be an essential part of the school. Top: The Lunchroom Staff (left to right) Mrs. Lois Connor. Mrs. Inez Hilderbran, Mrs. Blanche Huffman. Mrs. Ellen Byers. Mrs. Pat Steele. Mrs. Jeanne Rudisill, Mrs. Doris Lineberger. and Mrs. Mary Lou Breniger. Middle Left: The lunchroom ladies worked hard every day to prepare our lunch. Middle Right: Mr. Parker refilled the vending machine. Bottom: The Custodians (left to right) Mrs. Mary Parker and Mr. Guy Parker. 179 Sure Cure for the Tobacco Habit. , flOr � l;c. I GUIDE THIS REMEDY IN | YOUR QUANTITY ORDER. THOUSANDS OP PA- TIENTS NEED IT AND BUY IT. Cerman Liquor Habit Cure. 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Box 157 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 • Sales Yarns Cotton and Synthetics • Finishing • Canton Flannel Knitted Fabrics Congratulations High School Seniors KELLWOOD COMPANY Next to choosing a mate, choosing a career is the most important decision you will ever STEWART JEWELRY CO., INC. Jewelers of Conover Home of Quality Merchandise DIAMONDS—WATCHES—GIFTS 108 1st Street East Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5846 CORNWELL REXALL DRUGS 717 East Main Street Lynn Steele REPRODUCTION RUBBER PARTS FOR ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC CARS Route 1 Box 71W • Denver, N.C. 28037 Phone (704) 483-5932 Maiden, North Carolina CALVIN’S BAIT AND PACKAGE STORE BOAT WORKS Manufacturers of 321 By-Pass Fine Fiberglass Boats Newton, North Carolina OMC — Holman Moody — Evinrude Telephone: 464-1961 Mercruiser Motors Bait, Tackle, and Supplies Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 464-2181 191 Dellinger Brothers Contractors CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PEOPLES BANK Offices in Newton-Conover and Catawba, North Carolina Rt. 1, Maiden North Carolina 28650 Phone: 428-8909 JONES’ FISH CAMP EDDY’S AUTO PARTS We know what you mean when you are talking parts” Tuesday — Thursday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. Specializing in Seafood Private Rooms Available for Parties Telephone: 256-8441 Springs Road Hickory, North Carolina 2504 East Main Street Lincolnton, NC 28092 Owner: Eddy R. Caldwell Telephone (704) 732-0769 192 TERRELL FURNITURE AND CAMPING CENTER, INC. ii Complete Jaco Camping Home And Prowler Travel Furnishings Trailers CASTAWAY’S FISH AND STEAK HOUSE The Family’s Best” Dining Room By Reservation Open Tues. — Thurs. 4 p.m. — 9 p.m. Frl. — Sat. 4 p.m. — 10 p.m. 321 South Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-2213 193 Comm Scope Company Route 1 Catawba, North Carolina Continuing To Grow Right Here In The Community, Providing More and Better Jobs For More Trojans. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS (0 ioiiiiH Scone CATAWBA M. C I MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY COAXIAL CABLE CATV TELECOMMUNICATIONS VIDEO CRANFORD MINI MART AUTO PARTS Congratulations Division of and Best Wishes from Cranford Tire Equipment Co., Inc. Batteries and Other Automotive Accessories 208 Mount Olive Road Telephone: 464-7565 JACKSON BUFF CORPORATION MAIDEN FURNITURE AND FUNERAL HOME, INC. Conover, North Carolina 18 East Main Street Maiden, North Carolina Jackson Airway Ventilated Buffs Telephones: 428-2151 and 428-8743 Congratulations to the Class of '80 BLACKWELDER FURNITURE COMPANY CALLAWAY HOMES Denver, North Carolina Highway 321 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 483-2469 Telephone: 464-4411 Sectional Homes and Modulars 195 BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR Please feel free to contact me any time you have problems with the Federal Government. WASHINGTON 2340 Rayburn House Washington, D.C. 20515 202-225-2576 LENOIR OFFICE 224 Mulberry St. S.W. Lenoir, N.C. 28645 704-758-4247 HICKORY OFFICE Federal Building Main Ave. Place S.W. Hickory, N.C. 28601 704-328-8718 GASTONIA OFFICE 318 South Street Gastonia, N.C. 28052 704-864-9922 Your Congressman Jim Broyhill III ■■ RE? ■■ - BS « mm ■i S3 ■ RAY’S TIRE SERVICE, INC. - r - nftp Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina Newton Furniture Store Telephone: 483-3304 Delta Tires and Quality I mM mm Batteries Recapping A Square Concern on the Square. 28 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3281 196 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of ’80 Howard Plumbing and Heating Sherrills Ford, N.C. 483-5194 TWIN CITY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. President: Emmett O. Herman Vice-President: Lesa H. Williams 29 South College Avenue Newton, NC 28658 Telephone: 464-2643 Insurance Headquarters JO-BELLE’S INC. Route I, Box 634 Conover, North Carolina CRANFORD TIRE AND EQUIPMENT CO. INC. 208 Mt. Olive Road Telephone: 465-0072 Auto Parts Accessories Small Engine Parts and Repairs Keys Made Telephone: 464-7565 CARROLL L. SIGMON PLUMBING GOOD PIZZA EATING MEANS PAPA S New-Con Shopping Center Newton. N.C. 28658 464-8392 Lincolnton-Plaza Shopping Center Lincolnton. N.C. 28092 735-1305 1030 16th St. N.E.—Springs Road Hickory. N.C. 28601 322-7438 Tri-City Mall Forest City. N.C. 28043 245-1306 ■m ms -ifl:: L Papas Business Hours Mon. thru Sat. 11:00 A M. til Midnight Sunday Hours 12:00 P.M. til Midnight Rt. Box 72 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone: 464-5952 Compliments of BOWMAN DRUG P.O. Box 336 Conover, North Carolina 198 Compliments of Lorrie Julie EASTWAY FOOD STORE, INC. Charlotte Highway Newton, North Carolina 28658 Owners: Jim Newsome Bob Jarrett Jimmy LANEY’S AIRPORT Rt. 1 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Congratulations Kim FOUR-WAY FRAME SHOP, INC. Rt. 4, Box 50 Conover, North Carolina 28613 Phone: 459-9184 Owner: George Huffman PAUL J. McCREE BUILDING AND SUPPLIES, INC. MUSGROVE’S FOUNTAIN 105 North Main Street Catawba, North Carolina Telephone: 241-2611 CATAWBA FCX SERVICE P.O. Box 66 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 464-3832 Feeds — Seeds — Fertilizers Farm Chemicals — Farm Supplies Spreading Bulk, Fertilizer, and Lime Service ABERNETHY HARDWARE COMPANY McCree Has The Key “GOOD HARDWARE P. O. Box 156 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-9924 Catawba, North Carolina Telephone: 241-2511 Complete Line of Hardware and Plumbing Supplies and White Westinghouse Appliances Owner: Talmadge Korn 199 Compliments of CATAWBA RESTAURANT GRILL Main Street Catawba, North Carolina 28609 Drum’s Dairy House Drum’s Self-Service Drum’s Radio T.V. DRUM’S Drum's Crossroads Highway 16 Newton, North Carolina SOUTHERN TIRE AND RECAPPING COMPANY MARSHALL ELECTRIC, INC. Electrical Contractors Supplies New, Used, and Recapped Tires 2401 N.W. Boulevard — 321 By-Pass Intersection of Highways 10 and 16 Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-1312 C. E. Warren Jerry Warren Marshall Williams: Owner Telephone: 464-4710 DENVER PHARMACY ELMORE CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY Hallmark Cards and Gifts COMPANY, INC. Highway 16 General Contractors Denver, North Carolina P. O. Box 445 Next to Park-N-Shop Catawba, North Carolina Telephone: 483-5570 Telephone: 241-3129 Manager: Jerry Ferrell MYSTREE BOUTIQUE Catawba Realty And Insurance Co., Inc. P.O. Box 66 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 464-3832 Feeds — Seeds — Fertilizers 2 West Main Street Farm Chemicals — Farm Supplies Maiden, North Carolina Spreading Bulk, Fertilizer, and Lime Service Telephone: 428-2626 Loy Abernathy Mary Campbell Les Rilliam Stella Ikard Bob Powell 232 West Avenue St. Newton, North Carolina Phone: 464-4829 2(” THEJODI BURGER STOP The Only Place in the World to get The Jodi Burger Highway 321 North of Maiden Owner: Joe Bolick CATAWBA VALLEY MOTOR LINES, INC. Specializing in Uncrated Upholstered Furniture Va., Md„ D.C., Del., N.J., Southeastern Pa., S.C., Ga., Ala., and Fla. HARRILL-EWING FLORIST, INC. 1449 E. Main Lincolnton, North Carolina 28092 LANEY’S FISH CAMP INC. Mooresville North Carolina Telephone: 664-2184 Open Tuesday — Saturday 3—10 p.m. Telephone: (704) 735-2101 Manager Carroll Weaver CAROLINA FIRST NATIONAL BANK d Locations: Boger City Cherryville Denver Lincolnton BLANTON S LANDING Mooresville Lowesville Troutman Fishing Boats — Bait — Fishing Tackle c4UAaL CARPETS Licenses Gasoline and Oil AND FLOORCOVERING 202 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Telephone 483-3317 Highway 150 and 16 Denvver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-5718 of Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5061 Famous for Clothes for the Woman Who Cares WEDDIE’S AUTO-PAINT SHOP Route 1, Box 173-A Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2230 Expert Auto Body Repair and Painting PINE BURR GROCERY AND MEATS Custom Meat Processing Wholesale and Retail Meats Telephone: 428-9743 MAIDEN, N.C Maiden, North Carolina Main Street Telephone: 428-8817 Congratulations To The Senior Class of 1980 from Chattie Howard Congratulations Class of 1980 Don Adrian Beal PLAZA BARBER SHOP New-Con Plaza Telephone: 464-5919 20: DELLINGER’S THE THOMAS COMPANY JEWELERS Ladies Childrens Men’s Clothing 23 North College Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 Newton North Carolina Telephone: (704) 464-5111 STEDMAN HOSIERY MILLS OF NEWTON, INC. CAMPBELL’S DRUG STORE Infants’, Children's, Misses', Men's and Boys' 16 West Main Street Maiden, NC Hosiery Charles B. Carpenter, R.Ph. P.O. Box 488 Newton, NC 28658 Telephone: 428-8660 Telephone: 464-3935 Free Parking in Rear Drive-In Window CAVIN FUNERAL SERVICE LAKEVIEW 1-HOUR CLEANERS Congratulates Mooresville, Huntersville, the Charlotte, Troutman Seniors CONNIE S BEAUTY SHOP Route 1 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Connie Price Marie Ledbetter 204 Telephone: 483-2319 Vramona ' j Fea,uring f CRAFT r| J Hydrocal f NOOK L V V White Ware I 17 E. Main V. j Maiden SJ “ 9 Supplies Ro Li na Qlove Qo. Phone 464-1 132 cjCeatlier, Canton J annef, tyerseu Coated Gfovei Posr Office Areo Code 704 Drower 820 NEWTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28658 Plants also at Balls Creek Carolina Beach Taylorsville Williston, South Carolina C ua fy (y vt 946 JACK’S MARKET Route 1 Box 139G-1 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Gene Beal Grocery And Service Station Animal Feeds and Supplies Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-8590 206 DRUM’S FAMILY CAMPGROUND, INC. Route 1 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2458 Mr. Mrs. Floyd Painter and Mr. Mrs. Bobby Painter Congratulate their granddaughter Chastity Painter Mascot for “The Class of 80 DUO -RexaH DRUG Book Plook - 0(1 ice Supplies VILLA PARK SHOWINO CENTER. CONOVER. N.C. 28013 Telephone 1-704-464-6214 Rma� maci«t EMERGENCY PRESCRIPTIONS LARRY C KIZIAH. Mon. (704) 42 0655 KEN SPENCER 327-33S4 “Learning and Savings Are The Twin Foundations of Your Future” 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 Dresses Lingerie Sportswear P.O. Box 141 Mooresville, North Carolina 28115 207 Don Shack Sherrill Of Catawba County Roger Tibbs Agency Manager 121 West B. Street P. O. Box 1046 Agent Telephone: 459-7696 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3256 Farm Liability Blue Cross Blue Shield General Liability of North Carolina Hospitalization Workmen's Compensation NORTH CAROLINA FARM IB BUREAU Singer Sales Service Sewing Machines • Vacuum Cleaners • Repairs • Ralph McKinnis Newton Sewing Center Court Square Newton, NC David McKinnis Lenoir Sewing Machine Center Thrift Shopping Center Lenoir, NC 465-0693 Telephone 758-5779 704-465-1961 BOSTON’S Variety Merchandise Dealer New and Used Guns — Silver — Antiques Buy and Sell P.O. Box 938 17 S. Main Avenue Newton, NC 28658 Telephone 704-464-6683 H W DRUG COMPANY Manager Edward Haupt Box 489 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0881 3 couroy - Vh the _ hieurt oj -£)ou nfown STALLINGS’ UNION 76 Charlotte Highway 16 Telephone: 464-9940 Grocery and Service Station Supplies um©n 208 FIRST FEDERAL A SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CATAWBA COUNTY Conover, North Carolina Offices: Conover Maiden Catawba Compliments of CLONINGER TROPHIES Highway 16 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-3013 Foy’s Office Products, Inc. 114 N. Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Sales Service Foy T. Goodin, Manager P.O. Box 516 Phone: 464-5873 L.B.S. SERVICES 102 East D. Street — P. O. Box 101 Newton, North Carolina Accounting Bookkeeping Income Tax Systems Telephone: Office: 464-5947 Residence: 464-5202 Hickory Drive-in Gulf Broyhill Industries Newton Plant Highway 64-70 SE Conover Gas, Tires, Batteries Full Automotive Service Furniture OPEN 6-12 328-9541 Company CONGRATULATIONS TO THE “CLASS OF 80” “JEFF DELLINGER” Lake Norman Marina, Inc. Marvin Miller, Michael Deal, Dale Gilleland, Robin Ferrell, Darrell Smith, Mark Shubert, David Adams, Shannon Woodlief, Bo Todd, Randale Little, Andy Setzer, Jack Painter, Mark Wireman, Todd Painter, Eric Schrum, Jerry Fogleman, Jeff Drum, Scott Laney, Jeff Elmore, Gary McCall, Terry Josey from Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Dellinger and „0 Family Rt. 1, Denver North Carolina, 28037 Phone: 483-5546 Dixie Boats Thunderbird Boats Correct Craft Boats MRS. DRUM’S SENIOR HOMEROOM R I G H T ELECTRIC COMPANY NUZUM-CROSS CHEVROLET ANGLE Telephone: 464-8450 Rt. 1 Maiden, North Carolina Owner: Dwight V. Caldwell Highway 16 P.O. Box 209 Newton North Carolina 28658 211 BASSETT We’re The Furniture People Go Trojans Class of ’80 REGENCY BEDSPREAD 'A Good Place To Work Industrial Park Conover, North Carolina 28613 212 MRS. GATEWOOD’S HOMEROOM Jane Ballard Renee Ingle John Ballard Doug Lail Jerri Bass Natasha Parlier Rodney Cline Vanessa Pennington Tammy Crites Calvia Reid Barbara Eades Guy Roberts Jerry Earnest Phyllis Robinson Donna Elder Greg Setzer Eric Harman Tammie Shook Reggie Hoyle Glenn Sigmon Terry Huffman COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Hickory, North Carolina Lineberger’s Steak Barn me. CRAFTSMEN OF FURNITURE FRAMES We serve only choice western beef. Broiled Au Natural Telephone: 322-7723 1467 Avenue North East Hickory North Carolina 28601 Steak—Shrimp—Fish—Lobster Prime rib on Thursday Only Childs Plates Best Wishes to the Class of “80” From GULF STATES PAPER CORP. CONOVER PLANT Telephone: 464-1222 NEWTON DRUGS Prescriptions 33 North College Newton North Carolina KEN’S BODY SHOP Owners Mike Trouille and Ken Trouille Route 1 Box 462 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0119 The Best in Auto Repair Newton Florist Eileene’s Best Inc. 22 2nd Street N.W. Hickory, North Carolina 28601 Telephone: 324-7414 Debbie C. White Sheeley G. Coley Lounge Wear and Children’s Wear Congratulations To The Class of 1980 Ashe Avenue Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4321 Highway 16 North Conover, North Carolina 28613 From Mr. Mrs. Charlie Wireman 464-6198 Telephone 465-1290 215 Congratulations Senior Class Age-old craftsmanship styled for today’s living. NULL MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Maiden, North Carolina Mr. Matheson’s Junior Homeroom BOWL AT YOUR P.O. Box 44 Newton, North Carolina MANAGER: Marvin D. (Sam) Murray Telephone: 464-5890 PATRONS OF THE CLASS OF 1980 Hilderbran’s Store Village Motors, Inc. Route 1 1st Street S.E. Terrell, North Carolina Conover, North Carolina 28682 28613 Wilson’s Farm Center, Inc. Albert Bolick’s Shipped Sand Route 2 201 East D Street Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina 28658 28658 Newcon Decorating Center Newcon Plaza Caldwell Electric Co., Inc. 228 West A Street Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina 28658 28658 Mulls Motel And Restaurant 64-70 321 East Murray’s Oil Burner Service Route 4, Box 475 Hickory, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina 28601 28658 218 TVestern Steer STEAKHOUSS The Eating Is Fine ... ... And the Paying is Easy Franchise Office: Mom ’N Pop’s Ham House, Inc. Western Steer Family Steakhouse P.O. Box 399 Claremont, NC 28610 459-7626 459-7627 459-7619 219 OFFICERS James Burgess . Patty Murray . . Jane Keever . . Mrs. McConnell . Secretary-T reasurer Walter Bailey Kelly Drum Rhonda Lee Bruce Schronce Jane Ballard Renee Ellis Sharon Little Amy Setzer Deanna Black Alicia Farrer Tammy Lutz Greg Setzer Sandy Bottomly Robin Felts Lori Mathis Todd Setzer Phil Brown Dale Gilleland Liz McKay Chantae Sherrill Mitchell Buff Lori Granger Robin Moore Tammie Shook James Burgess Kelly Hefner Tony Mundy Mark Sigmon Tim Byrum John Hilderbran Patty Murray Ricky Sigmon Alan Caldwell Terrie Howard Natasha Parlier Mary Ruth Simmemon Nathan Caldwell Eric Houser Ricky Phillips Lisa Smith Sharon Clark Gary Jones Becky Reader Teresa Smith Morrow Cleveland Laura Josey Janet Robinson Laura Smyre Sandy Cook Jane Keever Phyllis Robinson Deanna Wallace Janet Deal Jean Keever Phil Rowe Ken Wilkinson Sherry Dehart Marsha Laney Mary Rummage Tina Yancey Ronnie Dellinger Rhonda Laney Sue Scaer Linda Yarbrough 220 Mr. Crawford’s Sophomore Homeroom Gary Bell Cheryl Flowers Jackie Mack Terry Bowman Eric Fourshee Pat Maples Lisa Bridges Guy Glover Eric Parris Bradley Brittain Teresa Guin Sharon Pope Adrain Connor Robert Guiton Jeff Robinson David Crouse James Harris David Smith Michael Dover Jo Huffman Denise Whitmire Ricky Edwards Shirly Little Ernie Wilfong Kelly Fisher Melissa Yancy 221 Mrs. Roger’s Senior Homeroom Mrs. Laney’s Senior Homeroom PINEYWOOD’S QUICK STOP Highway 10 East Catawba, North Carolina Open 7 a.m.—11 p.m. Your One Stop Convenience Store With MOORLANE’S, INC. MORE! Future Homemakers Of America Thanks So Much For Your Cooperation And Work: Tammy Lutz Rifle Captain 1979 — 1980 Jane Keever Jane Ballard Susan Sipe Angie Caldwell Sherry Shoemaker Amy Buff Tanny Poovey Tanya Cline Cindy Michael Carolyn Perkins Amy Setzer Debbie Houser Lisa Bridges Debbie Smith Ginger Price Pat Maples Sarah Crouse Tammy Bolick Phyllis Robinson Nancy-Sue Tryson Christy Thornburg Patty Worley Tonya Worley Donna Lail Jill Yancey Gena Morrison SMITH SETZER SONS, INC. Concrete Well Casing Road Pipe MEETING STATE ASTM STANDARDS Precast Septic Tanks and Installation Stony Creek, Virginia 246-3791 EPPS PRINTING CO. Headquarters for Shcool, Art, and Office Supplies AUTO-KLEEN CAR WASH A Full Service Car Wash P.O. Box 593 Newton, North Carolina 28658 North College Avenue Newton, North Carolina MRS. MOTSINGER’S SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM STUDENT RELATIONS CLUB David Adams Vera Flowers Tony Mundy Ella Barringer Lori Granger Scott Rogers Patti Beatty Lori Hollar Kim Schronce Sandra Bottomly Terri Howard Brenda Self James Burgess Jonathan Huffman Terry Self Sharon Clark Susan Israel Todd Sherrill Morrow Cleveland Donna Jones Tracy Sherrill Sherman Cline Evie Kennedy Tammy Shook Sandy Cook Pete Lail Mary Ruth Simmerman Evelyn Daniels Robert Laus Jacki Steel Janet Deal Ronnie Major Bobby Swink Kim Eller Eric McCombs Tonya Worley Robin Moore 225 MRS. TEAGUE’S SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM Phillip Brown Dennis Houser Richard Rummage Marsha Bumgarner Jerry Isenhower Amy Setzer Kenny Burdick Lora Josey Annette Stokes Tim Byrum Roger Kadlec Deanna Wallace Rene Ellis Rene Lawson Robin Witherspoon Burton Goodson Frank Nolley Teresa Woodlief Kelly Hefner Tina Parkhurst Jackie Worley Tony Hefner Alisa Pittman Patty Worley Lori Hollar Jerry Reece 226 STUDENTS IN ACTION FOR EDUCATION Jane Ballard John Hilderbran Tony Mundy Ella Barringer Patricia Israel Patty Murray Ronda Beard Gary Jones Natasha Parlier Deanna Black Shandra Jones Janet Robinson Lee Black Lora Josey Phyllis Robinson Mitchell Buff Jane Keever Sue Scaer James Burgess Jean Keever Kim Schronce Alan Caldwell Angel Knox Terry Self Nathan Caldwell Nita Krafft Amy Setzer Robin Campbell Archie Laney Todd Sherrill Sharon Clark Rhonda Laney Mary Ruth Simmemon Morrow Cleveland Robert Laws Leisa Smith Sherman Cline Lori Mathis Teresa Smith Tammy Crites Robin Mensch Laura Smyre Janet Deal Patricia Moore Karen Spencer Sherry DeHart Robin Moore Paige Moss Deanna Wallace 227 The Debate Team Lynn Steele Antique Auto Reproduction Rubber Parts Tool Die Craft Eng. Co. S H Pools Regency Bedspread First National Bank of Catawba County Citizens Savings Loan Association Carroll's Sporting Goods Lake Winds Restaurant wishes to thank its sponsors Alan Dale Carpets Denver Dairy House Carolina First National Bank Rachel Gallman Reality Denver Pharmacy B.O. Heafner, M.D. Catawba Slip Co. Weddie's Body Shop MRS. MILLER’S SENIOR HOMEROOM SETZER BROTHERS’ WELL BORING AND DRILLING JACK’S ENTERPRISES, INC. Ground Water is the only pure water left. 24 30 bored Wells Health-wise drinking river water is a gamble even after treatment. 6 Drilled Wells P. O. Box 280 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-5466 Ladies' and Men’s Clothing Televisions and T.V. Repair THANK YOG MR. KENNETH HILDERBRAN FOR YOGR HELP AND SUPPORT! Highway 10 Catawba, North Carolina 1980 Annual Staff Telephone: 241-2734 241-2107 241-2801 229 —A— Abemethy. Jewell Lynn 64. 113 Adams. David Allen 16. 34. 75. 78. 80. 82. 133. 225 Adams. William Edward 107 Alexander. Tony Wayne NP Allen. Bernice Ann 113 Allen. Terry Dalton. Jr. 113 Allen. Vivian Mae 51. 82. 152 Annis, Lucretia Hope 54. 107. 137. 175 Arndt. David Michael 46. 55. 82 Arndt. Lorette Anne 113 Arnold. Teresa Gale NP Austin. Betty 120 -B- Bach. Aubrey Franklin 54. 113. 151. 161 Bailey. Annette Frances 113 Bailey. Michael Jason NP Bailey. William Walter 29. 101 Ballard. Jane Elizabeth 29. 49. 66. 101. 175. 213. 223. 227 Ballard. John David 46. 101. 213 Ballard. Tim 76. 140, 161 Bandy. Jimmy Darryl 82 Bandy. Marty Jerome 113 Bandy. Reed Alan 32. 107 Barber. Dale Dason 23. 113 Barber. Debra Sue 37. 83. 183 Barber. Johnny Paul 101 Barnette. Jeffery Todd 54. 59. 83. 131. 134 Bams. Barbara Darlene 36. 64. 107. 175 Bams. Teresa Ann 58. 107 Barringer. Ella Louise 54. 107. 175, 226. 227 Bartels. Joel David 36 Bass. Jerri Donna 101, 213 Beamer. Mark Thomas 101. 167 Beard. Rhonda Gail 25. 54. 58. 101. 165. 227 Beatty. Patricia Ann 75. 113. 157. 175. 225 Bell. Annette Denise NP Bell. Deanna Lynn 113 Bell. Gary Wayne 107. 221 Bell. Jeannette Renee NP Bell. Robert Edward 113 Benfield. Gregory Dale 113 Berry. Robert Keith NP Black. Deanna Oleka 16. 18. 25. 29. 54. 68. 70. 74. 82. 99. 134. 183. 227 Black. Ford Lee. Jr. 19. 25. 82. 227 Black. Lorette Lynn 113 Blackburn. Jimmy 113 Bolick. Bradley Otha 101. 162. 178 Bolick. Tammy Roxanne 49. 51. 101. 223 Bolick. Teressa Lynne NP Bolick. Tony Lee 43. 82 Boor.e. Larry Alan 46. 113, 161 Bost. Bill E. 120. 124 Boston. Jeffrey Scott 37. 82 Bottomly. Sandra Kay 29. 34. 58. 66. 67. 75. 83. 178. 183. 225 Bottomfy, Wayne Andrew 54. 107 Bowman. Carroll Eugene 83 Bowman. Roger Lee 101 Bowman. Terry Kenneth 17. 107. 150. 151. 174 175. 221 Boyles. John Wesley 107 Bridges. Lisa Gaye 49. 76. 107. 221. 223 Brittain. Bradley Don 107. 151. 221 Brock. Teresa Gwen 51 Brown. Carl Phillip 17. 29. 73. 107. 150. 159. 167. 174. 226 Brown. Martha 49. 120 Brown. Richard Earl 46 Brumley. Deborah Anna 34. 64, 107. 175 Buchanan. Jackie Lynn 112, 113 Buchanan. Joey Robert 101 Buchanan. Shellie Levon 54. 58. 107 Buff. Amy Denise 49. 107, 223 Buff. Charles Mitchell 22. 29. 101. 161 174. 227 Buff. John Davis 101 Buff. Kelly Michelle 46. 112. 113. 134 Buff. Paul Daniel 113 Bullabough. Vickie Roxanne NP Bumgarner. Debra Lynn 113 Bumgarner. Earl Allen 46. 107 Bumgarner. Marsha Glennette 107, 156. 157. 165. 175. 226 Bumgarner. Mary Anne 107 Bumgarner. Patty Beth 113. 175 Bumgarner. Tammy EJaine 67. 101 Bumgarner. Tina Marie 17. 56. 67. 101. 152, 165. 175 Burdick. Kenneth Earl 107. 162. 226 Burgess. James Edmond. Jr. 1. 16. 18. 19. 25. 29.68.69.70. 73.75.80.82.98. 183.225. 227 Burke. Dwayne 22. 54. 58. 113. 159 Burroughs. Randy. Sr. 120. 147, 167 Bustle. Larry Lee 113 Byers. Kenneth Mark 113 Byrum. Robert Timothy 29. 107, 226 -c- Caldwell. Allen Brent 29. 47. 101. 227 Caldwell. Angela Renee 49. 107. 157. 165. 175. 223 Caldwell. Janet Yvonne 34. 82 Caldwell. John R. 22. 23. 120 Caldwell. Larry Eugene 54. 113 Caldwell. Nathan $ cott 25. 29. 32. 47 101, 147, 160. 161. 162, 174. 227 Caldwell. Roger Steven 113 Caldwell. Tracy Devon 44. 46. 107 Calloway. Keith Dwayne 107 Campbell. Kelly Dawn 113 Campbell. Lynn Nelson 17. 154. 155, 167 Campbell. Robin Denise 17. 101. 124. 152, 165, 175. 227 Canipe. Lori 46. 101 Capps. Flemons Jackson 54. 113 Carpenter. Alex Keith 46. 67. 82. 154. 175 Carpenter. Kelly Scott 101 Carpenter. Mark 113 Carpenter. Susan 120. 127 Carroll. Vanessa Reni 113 Carroll. Vic 113 Carter. William E. 120. 124. 125 Catchings. Joseph Oscar 101. 147. 154. 178 Chafin, Regina Tiann NP Chafin. Vicky Lee NP Chandler. Rhonda Kristin 37. 82 Chandler. Scott Lee 113 Christopher. Billy 107 Christopher. Chad Eric NP Christopher. Lou Cindy 101 Clark. Donnie James NP Clark. Linda Marie 51. 101 Clark. Marilyn 21. 22. 120. 165 Clark. Mary Louise 51. 101 Clark. Sharon Louise 29. 54, 75. 101. 225. 227 Clark. Sylvia Ann 49. 51. 83 Cleveland. Morrow Gene 25. 29. 66. 67. 75. 101. 225. 227 Cline. Lori Ann 113. 172. 175 Cline. Rodney Elmore 17. 41. 101. 134. 141. 168, 169. 174. 213 Cline. Sherman Lawrence 1, 16. 18. 25. 68. 69. 70. 71. 73. 80. 83. 183. 225. 227 Cline. Tanya Jean 107. 223 Clontz. Horace Junior NP Clontz. Joyce Ann 37. 84 Connor. Adrian Renard 107. 158. 159, 221 Connor. Anthony Carl 101, 154 Connor. Arnold Franklin NP Connor. Darline Elizabeth NP Connor. George M. 33 Connor Shaun Michael 113, 159 Cook. Cecil Eugene 113 Cook. Sandra Mae 17. 29. 75. 101. 134 140 170. 171. 175. 225 Cooper. Debra Louise 101. 133. 165, 174, 175 Cooper. Teresa Ruth 54. 84. 139. 183 Copeland. Sandra Lavia 84 Corvin. Kenny NP Corvin. Molly Malissa 58. 107 Cox. Donald 113 Cox. Donna Cybele 54. 113 Cox. Norma Jean 16. 54. 56. 58. 84. 178 Cranford. Franklin Kent 101 Crawford. William R. 21. 22. 23. 120 Crites. Tammy Lynn 39. 101. 213, 227 Crouse. David Lee 107, 221 Crouse. Sandra Edith 25. 113 Crouse. Sarah Melinda 38. 39. 49. 101. 223 Crumpler. Houston Victor 85 Cruse. Cindy Ann 85 -D- Daniels, Evelyn Yvonne 75. 84. 225 Daniels. Marvin Earl 113, 131. 158. 159 Danner. John William 37. 46. 101 Davis. Robert 52 Deal. Amy Rebecca 113 Deal Janet Renee 17. 29. 54. 75. 106. 107, 152. 174. 175, 225. 227 Deal. Michael Scott 84. 134. 139. 147. 174. 210 Deal. Robert Walter 54. 113 DeHart. Sherry Roxanne 16. 29. 53. 67. 80 84 98. 140, 183. 227 Dellinger. Dwight Doug 107 Dellinger. Jackie Caroline 106. 107. 134. 152. 175 Dellinger. Janet Ann 34. 84 Dellinger. Jeffery Lynn 64, 85. 99. 147, 210 Dellinger. Ronald Allen 17. 25. 29. 107, 133. 151. 175 Dover. Edward Dean 17. 46. 85. 147, 169 Dover, Linda Ann 113, 172. 173 Dover, Michael Lamar 46. 107. 178. 221 Dover. Tammy 113 Drum. Jeffery Allen 84. 147. 210 Drum. Kelly Lee 29. 107 Drum. Patsy Roxanne 84 Drum. Paul Owen 37. 84 Drum. Sherry 25. +20 Drum. Timothy Howard 113 Duncan. Clyde Gregory 113, 151, 159 Duncan. Danny Ray NP -E- Eades, Barbara Lynne 67. 101. 175. 213 Eades. Steven Kent 101. 147. 169. 174. 178 Earnest. Jeny Mickey 213 Edwards. Pamela Carole 64. 108. 175 Edwards. Ricky Daniel 54. 108. 221 Edwards. Tammy Michele 113 Eggers. Marvin Douglas NP Elder. Donna Carol 102, 213 Elder. Mark Darren 108 Eller. Kimberly Anne 54. 75. 113. 225 Ellis. Sharon Rene 29. 106. 108. 172. 173. 175. 226 □more. Jeffery Paul 34. 84. 210 □more. Katherine Elizabeth 67. 102. 141. 175 Ennis. Phillip Dewayne 113 Ervin. John Worth 41. 101 Evans. Kenneth Burton 54. 113 Evans. Lonnie Dean 47. 113 Evans. Ronnie Gene 47. 114 -F- Farley. Yola Patrice 33. 114 Farrer, Alicia 29. 35. 54. 102 Felts. Allen Ray 114. 151 Felts. Robin Kay 25. 29. 57. 102 Ferrell. Robin Dale 17. 85. 99. 146. 147, 166. 187, 210 Finney. Jamie Alonso 114, 132 Fishe. Aldric Anthony 102, 169 Fisher. Kelly Wayne 151. 221 Fletcher. John Eric 102. 147. 169. 174 Fletcher. Tina Lynn 106. 108. 170. 171, 175 Flowers. Cheryl Katherina 17. 108. 157, 221 Flowers. Donald Ray 154 Flowers. Robbie Williams 41. 102, 147 Flowers. Scott Jason 114 Flowers. Vera Louise 51. 85. 225 Flowers. William Wesley 114, 151 Flynn. Darryl Edwin 43. 86. 175. 178 Flynn. James David 108. 151 Flynn. Jeff Leo 41.86 Fogleman. Jerry Duane 41. 73. 87. 147, 167. 174. 210 Forbes. Jerry Meade 114. 151 Ford. Randy Gene 114. 161. 175 Forney, Mary Etta NP Foster, Jenny Roger 114 Fourshee. Robert Eric 54. 108. 221 Frady. Ricky Dean 46. 114 Frasure. Scott Kenneth 114 Frye. Ricky Allen 102 Fullbright, Michael Allen 102 Fullbright. Walter Dale 37. 87 -G- Gabriel. Audrea Evette 49. 108. 172. 173 Gabriel. Benjamin Gather 114, 151 Gabriel. Carolyn 120 Gabriel. Donna Gayle 67. 102. 141. 174 Gabriel. Kimbrely Frances 17. 67. 102. 141. 152. 153. 174 Gabriel. Marcella Deneen 54. 108. 139 Gabriel. Neon Raynard 102 Gantt. Lorraine Ervin 86 Gatewood. Margaret 32. 121 Gibson. Dale Keith 114 Gilbert. Kelly Alan 102 Gilbert. Mary Ann 64. 108 Gilleland. Kenneth Dale 29. 86. 131. 134. 147. 167, 174, 210 Glenn. Teresa Elaine 87 Glover. Guy Parks 108, 221 Glovier. Mitzi Fay 58. 102 N.P.: NOT PICTURED Goble, William Dale 114 Goins. Todd Andrew 73. 108. 134. 147. 174 Goodson. Angie Marie 114 Goodson, Burton Lee 108. 226 Goodson. Debra Ann 102 Granger. Lori Ruth 29. 54. 75. 102, 225 Grant. Robert Alan 102 Greenard. Allen Grover NP Greenard. Beverly Corlee 114 Greer. Calvin Willard NP Greer. Lynda Kaye 108 Grein. Jacqueline Joan 102 Griffin. Randall Kevin 46. 114. 161 Griffin. Richard Alan 46. 87. 161. 174. 178. 183 Grindstaff. Greg Allen 102 Griser. Anthony Allen 102, 174 Griser. Lisa Anne 108. 132 Guest. Donna 30. 121 Guin, Jeffrey Scott 102 Guin. Teresa 221 Guiton. Robert Lewis 108. 221 Gumey. Michelle Lynne 108 Hager. Angie Denise 114 Ham. Carla Janine 102 Hammond. Patrick Brian NP Hampton. Richard 44. 47. 121 Hansley. Jennifer Susan NP Harbison. Sam 55. 121. 178 Harmon. Eric John 213 Harper. Lori Ann 165 Harper. Robert Finley 114 Harris. Bennett O'Neal. Jr. 73. 108. 159. 166. 174 Harris. James Jeffery 46. 221 Harris. Timothy Allen 114 Hartsoe. Roger Wade 58 Harvey. Bryan Stanley 17. 102. 141. 147. 154. 167. 174 Harwell. Stephan Eric 108. 161 Hastings. Marvin Edward 41. 86. 178 Hathcock, Rome Keith 114 Havner. Lisa Renee 58. 86. 99. 175 Havner. Tina Norene 34, 66. 67. 103. 175 Hedrick. Beth Elain 103, 178 Hefner. Howard Wade 37. 86. 147 Hefner. Kelly Lynn 29. 54. 109. 226 Hefner. Lori Ann 114 Hefner. Tony 226 Helms. Lilly Ann 114 Hendricks. Joey Ray 41. 46. 54. 103 Hendrix. Gene Monroe 57. 109, 178 Hensley. Darrell Kevin 47. 114 Hensley. Dwayne Gorgan 103 Henson. Henry Kevin 114 Hester. Mike James 54. 114 Hewitt. Pamela Lynn 103. 152. 175 Hicks. Jimmy Lee 109 Hicks, Ricky Allen 114 Hicks. Tammy Jean 58. 67. 86. 175. 178 Hicks. Tim Lee 109. 158. 159 Higgs. Brenda Kay 114 Hilderbran. John Todd 25. 29. 103. 227 Hilderbran. Kenneth 1. 27. 71. 121 Hilderbran, Teresa Kay 114 Hill. Stephen O'Neal 37. 103 Hoke. Tommy 114 Holdsclaw. Mary Donna 114 Hollar. Lori Ann 75. 106. 109. 173, 175. 225. 226 Hollar. Richard Christopher 114. 161 Hollifield. Kent Terry NP Hollifield. Kevin Perry NP Hollifield. Peggy Denise 114 Holshouser, Scotty 114 Honeycutt. Deborah Diane 34. 64, 109, 175 Honeycutt. Make 37. 121 Hooks. Rodney Dean 103 Houser. Debbie Lynn 114. 223 Houser. Dennis Wayne 109, 226 Houser. Steven Eric 29. 73. 103. 141. 147. 162. 174 Houston. Michael Scott 114 Houston. Ronnie FrankMn 114 Houston. Todd Wesley 54. 103, 174 Houston, Tracey Gene 54. 57. 58. 103. 137. 178 Howard. Lisa Ann 54. 115 Howard. Terri Ann 29. 109. 173. 175. 225 Hoyle, Glenn Ambrose 43. 87 Hoyle. Reggie Reid 103. 213 Hubbard. Neal Alan 37. 87 Huffman. Charles Eric 37. 88 Huffman. Danny Neal 46. 1 15 Huffman. Jonathan David 54. 75. 109. 221, 225 Huffman. Kimberly Deneen 64. 109. 175 Huffman. Michael Ray 115 Huffman. Terry Curtis 103. 213 Huffman. Timothy Lee 39. 103 Huffman. Tony Eugene 43. 54. 55. 88. 168. 174 Hunsucker. Gregory Martin 54. 55. 109 -I- Ingle. Johnna Renee 39. 103, 213 Ingle. Randy Aaron 54. 115 Isenhour. Faye NP Isenhour, Lisa Colene 115. 175 Isenhour. Stephen Scott 37. 88 Isenhower. Jerry Wayne 109. 226 Isenhower. Steven Harold 88 Israel. Patricia Ann 67. 68. 103. 227 Israel. Susan LeNora 115. 175. 225 -J- Jarrett. Don Ray 41. 103. 178 Jarrett. Kenneth Lynn 43. 89 Jenkins. Keith Brian 103 Johnson. David Eugene 103. 147. 161. 174 Jones. Donna Lynn 54. 115. 156. 157. 174. 175. 225 Jones. Gary Scott 17. 29. 68. 73. 103. 147. 162. 174. 227 Jones. Leonard 60. 61. 121 Jones. Shandran Danette 30. 54. 103. 227 Jones. Timothy Lee 33. 115 Josey. Deborah Elaine 51. 53 Josey. Cindy Gail 115 Josey. Joel Nelson 53. 109. 161 Josey. Lora Lynn 29. 54. 109. 170. 175. 226. 227 Josey. Terry Lynn 89. 99. 174. 183. 210 -K- Kadlec. Greg Dairn NP Kadlec. Kimberly Ann 115 Kadlec. Roger Edward 109. 226 Kale. Roger Scott 17. 43. 88. 154. 168. 174 Kale. Stanley Paul 43. 88 Keever. Elizabeth Jean 16. 18. 25. 34. 68. 70. 71. 88. 165. 174. 175. 183. 227 Keever. Mary Jane 1. 25. 27. 49. 68. 69. 70. 71. 74. 88. 183. 223. 227 Keller. Kim Annette 25. 58. 115 Kennedy. Evie Luvella 66. 67. 75. 89. 98. 170. 175. 183. 225 Kennedy. Melvina Annette 103. 130. 131 Kiziah. David Lee. Jr. 52. 115 Knox. Angel Lynn 68. 70. 71. 89. 183. 227 Kom. Jeanie Carolyn 54. 64. 65. 88. 99. 134, 140. 164. 175 Kom. Vickie Marilyn 54. 115 Krafft, Juanita Lynn 68. 88. 99. 139. 140. 183. 227 -L- Lail. Ben Kelly 33. 77. 115 Lail. Carl Henry. Ill 88. 138. 178. 225 Lail. David Wayne 115 Lail. Donna Lynn 109. 223 Lail. Doug Edward 41. 103. 213 Lail. Pennie Arlene 58. 59. 88. 175 Lail. Rod Alex 115 Lail. Steven Darrell 41. 103 Lail. Tammy Ann 109. 178 Lail. Todd Allen 32. 115 Laney. Archie Dale 41. 89. 227 Laney. Barbara 121 Laney. Lorie Ann 51. 58. 103 Laney. Marsha Lynn 29. 109. 175 Laney. Rhonda Lynn 16. 18. 21. 25. 29. 54. 68. 70. 183. 227 Laney. Scotty Rowe 90. 136. 210 Lasher. Terry A. 115 Laws. Lesa Margaret 54. 115 Laws. Robert Piercy 46. 54. 90, 178. 225. 227 Lawson. Cecilia Renee 109. 226 Leatherman. Abigail Van 112, 115. 135 Leatherman. Paulette Carol 109 Leatherman. Rhonda Bernice 109 Leazer. Wanda Gail 103 Lee. Diane Jones 90. 138 Lee. Eric Craig 109. 134. 151 Lee. Kimberly Anne NP Lee. Laurie Gail 109 Lee. Rhonda Michelle 17. 29. 56. 109. 156. 157. 165. 174. 175 Legg. Judi Lynn 115 Legg. Lisa Elizabeth 90 Leonard. John Homer 115 Lewis. Charles Robert 115 Lewis. Marshall Clayton NP Lewis. Penny Lynn 54. 58. 91. 175 Lineberger. Gary Kevin 16. 18. 21. 29. 44. 183 Lineberger. Marvin 2. 3. 42. 122. 178 Lineberger. Patrice Lapel 115 Lineberger. Sibyl Willette 54. 115 Lineberger. Todd Wayne 115. 175 Lineberger. Tracy Dianne 58. 109 Lineberger. Walter Ray 115. 151. 159 Little. Angie Latees 115 Little. Dale Brent 54. 90. 134. 178 Little. Danny Rogers 90. 160. 161, 169. 174 Little. Darin Kaye 54. 115. 151 Little. Jamie Kaye 115. 175 Little. Jeffrey Lewis 109. 169 Little. Karen Mavis 115 Little. Mashell Antionette 115 Little. Randale Scott 17. 41. 90. 147. 149. 167. 178 Little. Rhonda Leigh 67. 103, 152 Little. Sharon Renee 29. 54. 109. 173. 175 Little. Shirley Renee 110. 152. 221 Loadholdt. Catherine Anne 34. 53. 90. 134 Loadholdt. Mary Beth 115. 175 Lockman. Lenora Jill 103 Loftin. Robin Mechelle 91. 140. 175 Loftin. Timmy Wayne 110 Logan. Nancy 31. 122 Long. Burette Alexander 41. 103 Long. Susan Amnee 54. 110. 173, 175 Longworth. Donna Melissa 54. 116 Love. Rachel Mae 116 Lowe. Roxanne Michelle 116 Lowman. Randy 22. 23. 122. 147 Lowman. Scott Eric 54. 116. 151. 161 Lowrance. Charles Ross 116 Lutz. Tammy Virginia 17. 29. 54. 68. 80. 81.91. 99. 130. 131. 174 Lyda. Ronald Alan 90 Lytton. Mark Hampton 116. 151 -M- Mabrey. Angie Lynn 116 Mack. Alicia Diane 116 Mack. Jackie 110. 157. 221 Mack. Susie Maray 116. 157 Madrid. Maria Teresa 58. 67. 90 Madron. Terrie Faye 58. 103 Madron. Tommy Ray 103 Major. Alesia Jo 53. 103 Major. Kenny Wayne 110. 151. 159 Major. Ronnie Neil 25. 53. 67. 68. 75. 103. 225 Maney. Carla Diane 116 Maples. Patricia Beatrice 49. 132. 175. 221. 223 Martin. Brenda Lea 103. 141. 175 Martin. Derick Lee 116. 151. 175 Martin. Glenda Ann 104 Martin. Jeff Dean 110. 151. 175 Martin. Lisa Ann 100. 104. 152. 153. 175 Martin. Shirley Sue NP Mascots 131. 206 Matheson. Mike 58. 122. 151 Mathis. Lori Ann 29. 100. 104. 227 Mathis Melisa Janeen 116. 157 Mathis. Steve Tyrone. Jr. 41. 90 Matthews. Fred Wayne 116 Matthews. Pamela Lynne 104 Mauney. David Loy 54. 104. 174 McCall. Gary Keith 43. 90. 178. 210 McClain. Amy Lynn 54. 68. 70. 71. 91. 136. 139. 183 McClain. Roger Allen 26. 116. 151 McCleave. Tony Leon NP McConnell. Kaye 28. 122. 124 McCombs. Angela Jenise 110 McCombs. Anita Darlene 104. 133. 152. 174 McCombs. Beverly Ann NP McCombs. Eric Jerome 54. 100, 104. 141.147. 169. 174. 225 McCombs. Leslie Ann 54. 116 McCullough. Harvey Eugene 62 McCullough. Lorrie Ann 91 McKay. Elizabeth Ann 29. 30. 104. 110 McKay. Marilyn Louise 116. 175 McKay. Roger Dale 68. 92. 169. 174. 183 McMurray. Pamela Ruth NP McRee. Elizabeth Ann 54. 58. 175 Mench. Robin Kristine 104. 227 Mercer. James Lewis NP Michael. Cynthia Diane 49. 110 Mickles. Frances Claudette 116 Miller. Clare 66. 122 Miller. George Clinton NP Miller. Marvin Ray. Jr. 1. 6. 23. 68. 69. 72. 73. 80. 92. 147. 183. 210 Miller. Susan Yvonne 104 Miller. Mitchell Toy 110 N.P.: NOT PICTURED Mitchell. Mark Dwayne 54, 55. 116. 159 Moore. Jeremiah 39. 122 Moore. Patricia Amelia 52. 53. 54. 58. 92. 175. 227 Moore. Robin Lynn 29. 54. 75. 110. 175. 225. 227 Moore. Sabra Dean 39. 92 Moore. Tony Reynolds NP Moose. John Allen 116 Morrison. Gena Renae 49. 53. 104. 223 Moss. Sue 122 Moss. Susan Paige 16. 18. 68. 70. 71. 74. 93. 135. 140. 170. 174. 183. 227 Motsinger, Debbie 122 Mullinax. Shelia Faye 52. 116 Mullins. David D. 32. 116 Mundy. Tony Lee 29. 54. 75. 110. 225. 227 Murray. Lynda Ann 58. 110, 175 Murray. Patty Lynn 16. 18. 23, 29. 68. 70. 93. 183. 227 — N- Noblitt. Recca Lowe NP Moles. Timothy Scott 110 Molley, Elizabeth 65. 122 Molley. William Frank 54. 110. 226 Nygren. Claes Samuel 34. 92. 183 -o- Odom. Vernon Edward 17. 33. HO. 154. 155. 174 -P- Painter. Deborah Jean 54. 104, 178 Painter. Eric Scott 116. 151. 159 Painter. Jack Alan 17. 41. 92. 147, 154, 155. 210 Painter. Terry Todd 92. 147. 210 Parkhurst. John Douglas 116 Parkhurst. Tina Diane 31. 110, 226 Parlier, Matasha Ruth 29. 104. 170. 171. 175. 213. 227 Parris. David Eugene MP Parris. Michael Eric 132. 161, 174. 221 Pearson. Billy Michael 43. 92. 161. 169 Pennington. Vanessa Ruth 104. 213 Perkins, Carolyn Beth 116. 223 Perkins. Shara 58. 1 16 Phillips. Ricky Alan 21. 25. 29. 68. 92. 183 Pittman. Alisa Ann 226 Plunkett. Benjamin Michael 73. 104, 147, 168. 174 Plunkett. Patrick Andrew 116, 151 Poovey, Tammy Darnell 116. 223 Poovey. Tonya Dee 116 Pope. Clifton Scott 110 Pope. Sharon Denise 58. 110. 221 Prescott. William 104 Price. Virginia Ann 49. 110. 223 Prince. Larry 21.41. 110 Propst. Astor 40. 121 Propst. Randall Lynn 110 Putnam. Johnny Alen 36. 92 -Q- Queen. Jeffrey Carroll 110, 162. 174 -R- Rader. Brenda 52. 122 Rathbone. Ricky Dale 110. 151 Reader. Becky Annette 29. 31. 104. 175 Reece. Craig Ken 116 Reece. Jerry Dean 110. 169. 226 Reep. Eddie NP Reid. Calvin Will 46. 213 Reid. Sonya Anita 51 Reid. Wilbert Lee MP Reinhardt. Micah William 21. 54. 92. 183 Ricker. Tamara Suzanne 116 Roberts. Guy David 104. 213 Robinson. Janet Lea 25. 29. 67. 68. 104. 170. 171. 175. 227 Robinson. Jeffrey Leonard 110, 221 Robinson. Phyllis Ann 29. 41. 54. 104, 174. 213. 223. 227 Rogers. Patsy 123 Rogers. Ronald Scott 39. 46. 92. 139. 225 Rose. Harold Buford. Jr. NP Roth. Angile Lee 52. 116 Rowe. Bobby Craig 43. 94. 161. 174 Rowe, Phillips James 29. 73. 104. 147, 174 Rufty. Terry Lee 111 Rummage. Mary Anne 29. 58. 80. 94, 175 Rummage. Richard Allen 22. 57. 111. 226 Rusisill, David Wayne 116 -s- Scaer. Susan Alicia 29. 54. 111. 227 Schronce, Angelia Renee 112. 116 Schronce. Kim Renee 94. 98. 140, 183. 225. 227 Schronce. Penny Louise 104 Schronce. Timothy Bruce 29. 100. 104. 134. 147. 149. 167. 174 Schronce. Sharon Elain 116 Schrum. Eric Todd 62. 94. 147. 148. 169. 175. 210 Scott. Charles 123 Scruggs. Bryan Kent 104, 147, 174 Seagle. Ricky Travis 116 Self. Brenda Kay 54. 116, 175, 225 Self. Terry Lewis I. 16. 18. 25. 68. 69. 70. 71. 73. 75. 80. 95. 98. 183. 225. 227 Setzer. Amy Joanne 29. 49. 54. Ill, 223. 226. 227 Setzer. Andy Troy 17. 73. 134. 147. 167. 174 Setzer. Billy Boyd NP Setzer. Bradley Ronald 104. 154 Setzer. Callie Michele 116 Setzer. Cynthia Diane 116 Setzer. Eric Todd 111 Setzer, Greg Scott 29. 104, 213 Setzer. Lisa Marie 116 Setzer. Mitchell Smith 58 Shelton. Lisa Carol 58. 116 Shephard. Samuel Murphy 17. 94. 160. 161. 174 Sherrill. Anita Chantae 17. 29. 54. 104, 164. 174. 175 Sherrill. Cynathia Gay 104 Sherrill. Eric Scott NP Sherrill. Ernest Todd 1. 16. 18. 19. 25.68. 69. 70. 72. 73.80.94.98.174. 175. 178. 183.225.227 Sherrill. Jimmy David 104 Sherrill. John Allen 41. 104. 154. 155 Sherrill. Lisa Elaine 117 Sherrill. Tracy Lynn 54. 75. 117. 225 Shoemaker. Sherry Lynn 49. 117. 223 Shook. Jonathan Leonard 117 Shook, Roger Dale 117 Shook, Tammie Rae 29.66.67. 75. 100. 104.134. 170. 17K 175. 213. 225 Shrader. Sally Ann 117 Shubert. Mark Daniel 17. 54. 94. 99. 146. 147. 167. 174 Shuford. Gerald Lee 36. 37. 94 Sigmon. Christine Anita 111 Sigmon, John Glenn 105. 147, 174. 213 Sigmon. Lori Beth 95 Sigmon. Mark Wesley 17. 29. 73. 105. 147. 149. 154. 155. 162. 174 Sigmon. Richard Alan 37. 105 Sigmon. Ricky Wayne 29. 111. 147. 169. 174 Sigmon. Rodney Eugene 46. Ill Sigmon. Timothy Eugene 117 Sigmon. Touyna Renee 117, 175 Simmemon. Donald David 117 Simmemon. Mary Ruth 29. 105, 165, 178, 225, 227 Sipe. Susan Lynette 49. 117, 175. 223 Smith. Danny Ray 111 Smith. Darrell Mitchell 17. 50. 95. 99. 131. 147. 148. 149, 167. 210 Smith. David Ross 17. Ill, 147. 161. 174. 175. 221 Smith. Debbie Jean 117. 175. 223 Smith. Don Henry 105 Smith. Elizabeth Mae 94 Smith. Kenny Ray 41. 46. 105 Smith. Leisa Ann 29. 105. 227 Smith, Linda Kay 39. 64. 111 Smith. Nancy Elizabeth 39. 94 Smith. Sandra Modena 39. 94 Smith. Teresa Faye 29. 105, 227 Smith. Tim John 43. 105. 135. 147 Smyre. Laura Catherine 25. 29. 105. 175. 227 Spencer. Karen Leigh 34. 70. 71. 94. 183. 227 Spencer. Linda 50. 51. 123 Springs. Curtis Clifton 105 Springs. Darwin Craig 54. 117 Springs. Kim Lucile 111 Springs. Vivian Arlene 117 Steele. Jacquelyn Kay 52. 53, 67. 75. 105. 225 Steele. Nicky Eugene 111 Stewart. Darrell Eugene 54. 117 Stewart. Dawn Michaele 64. 111. 175 Stewart. Genevieve 76. 123 Stewart, Samuel Matthew 36. 37. 95 Stewart. Ted Allen 54. 117 Stewart. Terry Lynn 25. 67. 105 Stokes. Jackueline Annette 111, 226 Story. Michelle Angela 117 Stutts. Tim Allen 43. 54. 95. 131 Suttles. Teresa Karen 105 Swift. Darian Rae 49. 105 Swindle. Jeffery Allen 117 Swink. Bobby Colan 25. 117. 225 -T- Talbert. Bobby Ray 76. 117 Taylor. Lisa Darlene 58. 64. 96. 175 Teague. Nancy Jo 27. 123 Thomas. Karen Lynn 117 Thomas. Terry 117 Thompson. Angela Kaye 96. 130. 131, 134. 175 Thorton. Karolyn 123. 126 Thornburg. Christy June 117. 223 Throneburg. Audrey 123, 124. 125 Tibbs. Gregory Allen 96 Tibbs. Robert 117 Todd. Jack Alfred 17. 43. 96. 147, 174 Travis. Ruben Lee 37. 105 Tyron, Nancy Susan 58, 111, 223 Turner. Rossyfyn Dianne 117 -V- Valentine. Mitchell Todd 117. 159 Vanderlinden. Lisa Elaine 54. 117 -w- Walker. L. A. 123 Wallace. Deanna Lee 24. 59. Ill, 157, 175, 226. 227 Wallace. Shellie Lynne 105 Waller. Brenda Kay 117 Waters. Gary Dean 117 Waters. Melinda Kay 1 11 Waters. Robin Rene 97 Weikle. James Ross 105 Wesson. Thomas Scott 111. 175 Whisnant, Nanette 123 White. Le Roy 42. 97 Whitener. Peggy Sue 117 Whitmire. Glenda Denise I 11. 221 Wilfong. Ernie Alse 111, 221 Wilfong. Joyce Curiene 117 Wilkinson. Angie Gay 117 Wilkinson. Donna Sue 117 Wilkinson. Glenda Mae 39. 96. 183 Wilkinson. Kenneth Dwayne 29, 39. Ill Wilkinson. Tim Wayne 111 Williams. Shanda Lynette 105 Williams. Tracy Leigh 58. 11 1 Williams. Vanessa Gail 52. 105 Willis. William Lyle 117 Wilson. Cynthia Ann NP Wilson. David Ray 117 Wilson. Donna Neil 117 Wilson. Joni Elizabeth 117, 157. 175 Wilson. Mary Ann 117 Wilson. Suzanne Lee 38. 53. 96 Wireman. Mark David 46. 97. 147. 174. 210 Witherspoon. Lois Ann 39. 97. 134 Witherspoon. Robin Virginia 58, 111, 175, 226 Witherspoon. Susan 33, 123 Wolters. Douglas Scott NP Wood. John Dewitt 46. 54. 117, 175 Woodlief, Robert Shannon 17, 43. 96. 99. 147, 167. 175 Woodlief. Teresa Anne 54. 135, 157, 226 Worley. Jackie 51. 111. 226 Worley. Patricia Gale 46. 47. 111. 223. 226 Worley. Tonya Renee 46. 49. 58. 96. 175, 223. 225 Wray. Catherine Darlene 117 Wray. Jamie Caprice 34. 97 Wright. Gena Darlene 105 Wright. Wesley Waters 117 —Y— Yancey. Jill Renee 25. 49. 58. 97. 223 Yancey. Melissa Ann 25. Ill, 165. 175, 221 Yancey. Tina Suzette 16. 25. 29. 51. 105. 165. 174. 175 Yarbrough. Linda Anne 25. 29. 105, 133 Young. Terry 17, 123 Yount. Bruce 123 Yount. Tamara Yvette 64. 117. 175 N.P.: NOT PICTURED