Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL Route 1, Box 98 Catawba, North Carolina STAFF CO-EDITORS- Gary Jones Janet Robinson PRODUCTION MANAGER Lori Mathis BUSINESS MANAGERS John Hildebrand Eric McCombs FACULTY ADVISOR Mr. Ken Hilderbran % 01 0 3 Contents Dedication ..................3 Student Life.................4 Honors and Awards ..........14 Sports......................18 Dances .....................46 Academics...................56 Personnel..................102 The Trojans................110 Ads and Index .............148 01 01 Volume XXVII The 1981 Trojan Is Dedicated To Mr. Randall E. Lowman As in the years past, the Senior class selected a faculty member who served them above and beyond the call of duty. Their decision was based upon qualities of leadership, friendship, and dedication to the student body. However, one man has stood out in our minds as we look back on our past years at Bandys. He was always willing to listen when we needed a friend. He gave us 100% dedication and helped us greatly when we needed help the most. As a teacher, he taught us many new and interesting subjects. He has given us insight into the fields of science and health. He also participated with the students in friendly games of basketball and volleyball during P.E. The Senior class of ’81 is very proud that the 1981 Trojan is dedicated to Mr. Randall Eugene Lowman. 3 enjoying miniature golf . . . 6 7 8 Practicing Powder-Puff football...... 10 participating in the game . . . 11 12 13 Awards Day ’80 Honor Graduates On Friday, May 30, 1980, Awards Day was held in the gym- nasium. This day was set aside to honor students for their out- standing achievements. The seniors received recognition as they marched into the gym. Some were awarded scholarships, while others received honors in different areas — not only the seniors were recognized, but also outstanding underclassmen. As this day served to honor the Class of ’80 before the student body, it will remain as a memorable moment in their lives. First Honor Graduate Second Honor Graduate Terry Self Sherman Cline Deanna Black Patty Mu ray Junior James Burgess Todd Sherrill Paige Moss Jane Keever Karen Spencer Jean Keever Marshals Chief Marshal Nathan Caldwell Lori Mathis Lori Granger Gary Jones Academics Accounting James Burgess American History Raynard Gabriel Auto Mechanics Ken Jarrett Band Teresa Cooper Carpentry Steve Isenhour Child Care Lori Laney Chorus Norma Cox Debate Allen Griser English Todd Sherrill French Allan Caldwell Home Economics Melvinia Kennedy ICT Award Rhonda Chandler Mathematics Todd Sherrill Media Center Jeanie Korn Science Terry Self Student Relations Club Award David Adams Typing Pam Hewitt Woodman of the World (History) Eric Sherrill Laura Smyre Tina Yancey Allen Caldwell Janet Robinson Mitchell Buff Darlene McCombs Scholarships Appalachian State University Patty Murray Catawba Valley Hosiery Association Prestige Academic Scholarship Terry Self Grace Hoyle Deanna Black Lenoir-Rhyne Music Scholarship Mark Shubert Mitchell College Terry Josey Newton-Conover Business and Professional Women’s Association Rhonda Laney Congressional Nomination To West Point Todd Sherrill 14 ATHLETICS BASEBALL Most Valuable Player Top Hitter Golden Glove Bryan Harvey Team Before Self Mark Shubert Dedication Darrell Smith All Conference Michael Deal Bruce Schronce Bryan Harvey Most Valuable Player Hustler Award Most Improved Leadership Award SOFTBALL Janet Deal All Conference Robin Campbell Chantae Sherrill Tina Bumgarner Robin Campbell Chantae Sherrill Janet Deal Rhonda Lee Most Valuable Player Trojan Award BOYS’ TENNIS Gary Jones Most Improved Eric Houser All Conference Kenny Burdick Gary Jones Kenny Burdick Most Valuable Player Trojan Award Most Improved GIRLS’ TENNIS Robin Campbell All Conference Janet Deal Donna Jones Robin Campbell Janet Deal Number 1 Scorer Number 2 Scorer Number 3 Scorer Number 4 Scorer TRACK Danny Little All Conference Scott Kale Ben Plunkett Steven Eades Danny Little Scott Kale Most Valuable Player JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Pat Plunkett Gary Butler Award Roger McClain Golden Helmet Hustle Dedication Defensive Lineman Defensive Back Team Before Self Offensive Lineman Offensive Back VARSITY FOOTBALL Mark Sigmon Head Hunter Tim Smith Joey Hendricks All Conference Robbie Flowers Bruce Schronce Bryan Scruggs Ricky Sigmon Eric McCombs Gary Jones Phil Rowe Ricky Sigmon Eric McCombs Tim Smith Mark Sigmon Phil Rowe BOYS’ Most Improved Most Valuable JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS Tim Hicks Most Improved Benny Harris Most Valuable Marsha Laney Marsha Bumgarner BOYS’ Most Valuable Player Hustler Award Most Improved Best Defense All-State Honorable Mention VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS’ Vernon Odom Most Valuable Player Bryan Harvey Hustler Award Lynn Campbell Most Valuable Offense Mark Sigmon Team Before Self Joe Catchings Best All Around Vernon Odom Most Outstanding Kim Gabriel Tina Bumgarner Lisa Martin Robin Campbell Janet Deal Beverly Greenard Most Valuable Player Most Improved WRESTLING Ricky Griffin Most Outstanding Scott Lowman Mike Pearson Most Outstanding J.V. CHEERLEADING Renee Ellis Most Outstanding VARSITY CHEERLEADING Terry Josey Cheerleader Award Evie Kennedy 15 Special People at Bandys This year at Bandys, we had some very special people who received the following honors: Laura Smyre (top right) and Gary Jones (top left) were chosen from Bandys High School as representatives to Girls State, held at UNC — Greensboro, and Boys State, held at Wake Forest, respectively. There, they attend- ed many political lectures and seminars to learn how our govern- ment operates and how it copes with world problems. Darlene McCombs and Gary Jones (bottom right) were nominees from Bandys, becoming candidates for the John Motley Morehead Scholarship to UNC — Chapel Hill. They were nominated on the basis of their character, leadership qualities, and athletic and academic standings. After going through successive interviews, the most qualified students are chosen. Neither Darlene nor Gary was chosen to advance to the district competition, but they were both very honored to have been nominated. Elizabeth McKay (bottom left) participated in the 1980 Miss Teen-Age North Carolina Pageant held in Winston-Salem this past summer. She received a $100 savings bond and a trophy for winning the speech portion of this contest. 16 Top: The Junior Marshals (left to right): Gary Jones, Janet Robinson, Lori Granger, Mitchell Buff, Lori Mathis, Nathan Caldwell, Tina Yancey, Darlene McCombs, Laura Smyre, and Allan Caldwell. Bottom: The Honor Graduates (left to right): sitting — Jane Keever, Karen Spencer, Deanna Black, Paige Moss, Patty Murray, Jean Keever, standing — Sher- man Cline, Todd Sherrill, Terry Self, and James Burgess. bandy’s finest The Honor Graduates and the Junior Marshals were made up of the top ten members of the Senior and Junior classes, respectively. They were chosen by their academic achievements. The Junior Marshals were in charge of the graduation exercises in which most of the Honor Graduates had speaking parts. 17 WACHOVIA CUP NUMBER 1 IN ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE FOR STATE 2-A HIGH SCHOOLS Pride and Character — Trademark of This Year’s Football Team Two words can be used to describe this past years football team — pride and character. This was demonstrated by their unwillingness to quit, es- pecially when the going got tough. Hard work in pre- season training helped the team become much more physical than in previous years. Although the team did not continue on to a state playoff berth, they were contenders throughout the season. The playoff hopes looked promising for the Trojans, as they went into the last game in a three- way tie for first place with Bunker Hill and Maiden. These hopes were dampened by the loss to Fred T. Foard. Ricky Sigmon, who led the team in blocking, was chosen First Team All-Conference while Eric McCombs, Mark Sigmon, Tim Smith, and Phil Rowe were chosen for the Second All-Conference Team. Top Left: Scott Wesson at- tempted another field goal. Bottom Left: The Trojan Defense swarmed over this runningback. Top Right: Coach Burroughs sent this play in with Todd Goins. Middle Right: Eric McCombs plowed ahead for good yardage. Bottom Right: With good pass- blocking, Mark Sigmon was able to attempt this pass. This Page: Top: The Football Team (left to right) 1st row: David Smith, Nathan Caldwell, Steven Eades, Robbie Flowers, Tim Smith, Todd Goins, Statistician - Jimmy Beal. 2nd row: Coach Crawford, Kenny Majors, Bradley Brittain, David Flynn, Ronnie Dellinger, Ricky Sigmon, Donald Flowers, Coach Matheson, Statistician — Randy Moose. 3rd row: Trainer — Mark Wireman, Bryan Scruggs, Scott Wesson, Eric Lee, Phil Brown, Jimmy Hicks, Flemmons Capps, Eric Wyatt, Coach Carter. 4th row: Phil Rowe, Gary Jones, Bruce Schronce, Eric Houser, Mark Sigmon, Ben Plunkett, Terry Bowman, Eric McCombs, Joey Hendricks, Coach Burroughs. Middle: The key to the Trojan Defense was gang-tackling. Bottom: Terry Bowman fought his way for extra yardage. 21 J.V. Football This past year’s record was a bit deceiving. Ending the season with a 1-7 record, the J.V. Trojans gained much experience in their close losses. This experience should help as they mature into varsity-caliber players. Several of the games were lost in the last quarter. The only win was over arch-rival Maiden Blue Devils. Outstanding performances were shown by Pat Plunkett and Roger McClain, who won Most Valuable Player and the Gary Butler Award, respectively. 22 Middle Right: Darin Little and Greg Duncan combined their ef- forts on this tackle. Bottom: The J.V. Football Team (left to right) 1st row: Pat Plunkett, Scott Lowman, Derik Martin, Scott Painter, Dwight Connor, Dean Lyda, Trainer — Mark Wireman. 2nd row: Coach Matheson, William Connor, Dean Rowe, Darin Little, Aubrey Bach, Jeriy Forbes, Scott Shepherd, Ben Gabriel, Curtis Thompson. 3rd row: Coach Crawford, Aaron Mayhew, Marvin Daniels, Tim Stewart, Jeff McCree, Jeff Travis, Calvin Whisnant, Eric Burke, David Mullins, Coach Carter. 4th row: Roger McClain, Cray Car- penter, Greg Duncan, Mark Lyt- ton, Ray Lineberger, Odell Bar- ber, Jeff Blackburn, Coach Burroughs. This Page: Top Left: Pat Plunkett eluded Top Right: Trojan defense this opponent. prepared to attack. Top: Roger McClain prevented this Blue Devil from gaining many yards. Middle: Good defensive pursuits stopped this opponent at the line of scrimmage. Bottom: Greg Duncan looked for open running room. Girls’ Tennis Undefeated Again The Girls’ Tennis Team vir- tually repeated last year’s season. Once again they ended the season with an (8-0) record. They also won the Conference Tournament, where Robin Campbell won first place in singles competition, and Janet Deal won second place. The team then went to the Sectional Tournament. Here, as a doubles team, Janet Deal and Robin Campbell won second place. These two girls advanced to state. Although they didn’t win, it was an honor to have gone that far in the competition. •-a— ' 24 Opposite Page: Top Right: (left to right) Robin Campbell, Janet Deal, and Donna Jones went undefeated through the conference season. Bottom Right: Darian Swift returned this backhand. Bottom Left: Serving the ball is Phyllis Robinson. This Page: Top Left: Hustle enabled Robin Campbell to return this backhand. Bottom Left: Patti Beatty showed much effort on this return. Top Right: Donna Jones concen- trated on this backhand. Above: This net volley was made 25 by Janet Deal. SECOND IN STA TE The Boys’ Varsity Basketball team finished the season with a 29-3 record as they lost their final game to Bunn High School in the State 2-A Finals. The boys participated in the Christmas Tournament at Freedom High and lost only to R.S. Central in the final game. They won the Regular Season Conference, the Conference Tournament, the District Tourna- ment, and the Regional Tournament before going to the State Playoffs. Coach Bill Bost was a big inspiration to the team. Vernon Odom was the leading scorer and was chosen as All-State and All Catawba Valley. Bryan Harvey was also chosen as All Catawba Valley. ! 7150 I winner WACHOVIA CUP 26 Opposite Page: Top Left: These Trojans boxed out for this rebound. Bottom Left: The Boys’ Varsity Basketball (left to right) Kneeling: Joe Catchings, Vernon Odom, Bryan Harvey, Mark Sigmon, Lynn Campbell. 2nd row: Bradley Setzer, Tim Hicks, Benny Harris, Adrian Connor, Carl Connor, John Hildebrand, Phil Brown, Manager—Bobby Swink. Top Right: Center Lynn Campbell leaped high for this tip. Middle Right: Going in for one of his many lay-ups was Vernon Odom. Bottom Right: Mark Sigmon put the ball in the hoop for two points. This Page: Top Left: Leading this fast break was Joe Catchings. Bottom: Vernon Odom shot over these defenders for two more of his many points. Above: Bryan Harvey didn’t let this defensive man bother him on this shot. 27 STATE CHAMPS “We’ve Got Your Daddy” was the cheer that sounded throughout Elon College Gymnasium as the Lady Tro- jans battled for a three point victory over Louisburg High School to capture the Girls’ State 2-A Title. Ending the season with a 28-1 record, these girls received ample reward for their hard work. The only loss of the season came when they lost to East Lincoln. Coached by Mr. Mike Matheson, the girls won the Regular Season Con- ference, the Conference Tournament, the District Tournament, and the Regional Tournament before winning the State Title. Standouts on the team were Beverly Greenard, Janet Deal, Kim Gabriel, Robin Campbell, and Lisa Martin. 28 Opposite Page: Bottom Left: Darlene McCombs added two more to the score. Top Right: Three defenders weren’t able to keep Kim Gabriel from scoring. Middle Right: Beverly Greenard and Kim Gabriel caused problems for this opponent. Bottom Right: The Lady Trojans (left to right) Kneeling: Sherri Williams, Darlene McCombs, Kim Gabriel, Lisa Martin, Cheryl Flowers, Shirley Little. Second Row: Marsha Bumgarner, Caroline Dellinger, Robin Campbell, Beverly Greenard, Janet Deal, Ronda Little, Tina Bumgarner. This Page: Top Left: Marsha Bumgarner looked on as Robin Campbell took this jump shot. Bottom: Tina Bumgarner looked for an open Tro- jan. Above: This defense didn’t bother Janet Deal as she shot over them. 29 J.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The boys’ junior varsity basket- ball team looked strong this year under the direction of Coach Bobby Lutz. Although they didn’t win every game, they showed strength and spirit on the court. The experience they gained should help them in future years as basketball players. Top: Rodney Helton shot from the outside. Middle: Center Michael Connor jumped high over this opponent. Bottom: The Boys’ J.V. Basket- ball Team (left to right) Kneel- ing: Rodney Helton, Marvin Daniels, Scott Painter, Michael Connor, Greg Duncan. Standing: Tony Beal, Mark Mitchell, David Shubert, Todd Goodson, Ray Lineberger, Cray Carpenter, Mitch Valentine. 30 J.V. GIRLS’ HAD GOOD SEASON Under the leadership of Coach Bobby Lutz, the girls’ junior var- sity basketball team had one of the best seasons ever. The girls gained experience for future com- petition as teammates and in- dividuals. The team consisted of three returning sophomores and eight new freshmen. Next year’s season looks to be as good as or better than this year’s was. Top: Donna Jones took this jump shot from the foul line. Middle: Cindy Murray tried to out-jump this opponent. Bottom: The J.V. Girls’ Basket- ball Team (left to right) Kneel- ing: Kelly Gabriel, Cindy Murray, Patti Beatty, Joni Wilson, Donna Jones. Standing: Gloria Laney, Marcella McCombs, Paula Childers, JoAnn Adams, Regina Little, Sonya Set- tlemyre. 31 Varsity Cheerleaders The eight young ladies who made up the Varsity Cheerleading squad were very dedicated to creating school spirit by increasing the enthusiasm of the fans at varsity games. They spent many long hours practicing and learn- ing cheers under the supervision of Mrs. Debbie Mot- singer. They also went to cheerleading camp during the summer. The Varsity Cheerleaders proved to be an essential part of the games. The Varsity Cheerleaders were as follows: Cap- tain—Sandy Cook, Co-Captain—Tammie Shook, Tina Fletcher, Alicia Farrer, Renee Ellis, Lori Cline, Sharon Little, and Lori Hollar. J.V. Cheerleaders The J.V. Cheerleaders, super- vised by Mrs. Nancy Mack and Mrs. Freida Drum, practiced long and hard so they could contribute to school spirit at the J.V. games. They backed our team by creating enthusiasm in the crowd. The J.V. Cheerleaders were as follows: Captain — Angie Schronce, Co-Captain—Debbie Smith, Julie Hass, Linda Dover, Angela Wright, and Barbara Lineberger. 33 Track Team was Inexperienced The track team this past season was young, but much improved over the previous year. Of the 30 members on the team, only six were Seniors, which should help some next year. Out of the nine regular season meets, Bandys won one and finished second three times. The season ended with the con- ference meet at East Lincoln. Out of eight participating SD-7 schools, Bandys finished fifth. Leading scorers for the season were Danny Little, Scott Kale, Ben Plunkett, Steven “Seymore” Eades, and Aldric Fishe. Danny Little and Scott Kale were chosen as All-Conference. 34 Opposite Page: Top Right: Andy Setzer showed form in the shot put. Bottom Left: Ben Plunkett placed first in the triple jump. Bottom Right: The Track Team (Left to Right) 1st Row: Jerry Forbes, Steven Eades, Terry Bow- man, Aldric Fishe, Craig Springs, 2nd Row: Jeff Little, John Leonard, Keith Jenkins, Scott Kale, Eddie Dover, Danny Little, Eric Schrum, Pat Plunkett, Greg Duncan, 3rd Row: Bryan Scruggs, Scott Lowman, Ricky Sigmon, Ben Gabriel, John Dan- ner, Andy Setzer, Michael Con- nor, Ben Plunkett, Jeff Barnette, Marshall Lewis, Vernon Odom, John Wood, Joe Catchings, Eric McCombs. This Page: Top Left: Terry Bowman struggled for the lead. Bottom Left: Eric McCombs and Terry Bowman showed split- second timing in the relay. Above: Vernon Odom sailed over the high bar. 35 Boys’ Tennis Team’s Future Looks Brighter This year’s tennis team with its youth and inexperience still had a very promising season. Finishing the season with a record of (6-4), the boys’ tennis team had a very competitive year. The team only lost one player, and all the other members will be returning with higher goals. Both of the team’s All Con- ference players, Gary Jones and Kenny Burdick, will again try to play up to All Conference stan- dards. The tennis team’s future looks very promising for the up- coming year. 36 This Page: Top: The Tennis Team (left to right) Standing: Scott Rogers, Eric Houser, Gary Jones, Bradley Bolick, Jeff Queen. Kneeling: David Mauney, Kenny Burdick, Nathan Caldwell, Jonathan Huffman. Not Pictured: Vic Carroll Bottom Left: Gary Jones re- turned this backhand. Bottom Right: Quick reflexes enabled Jeff Queen to return this volley. Opposite Page: Top: Eric Houser powered a cross- court shot for a win in doubles competition. Bottom Left: Nathan Caldwell stroked through this return. Bottom Right: The tension on Kenny Burdick’s face showed the importance of this match. Baseball Team Improved With Experience Due to a lot of hustle and the desire to win, the baseball team was able to improve their record from (6-9) to (8-6) and just missed the state playoffs to Cherryville, which finished 2nd in the state playoff competition. Much of this improvement was also due to the fast pitching of Bryan Harvey, who made All- Conference. The team’s future looks to be just as good, if not better than this past year, because of the returning of most of the players. 38 This Page: Top Left: Jerry Fogleman ate dust on a close play. Middle Left: Darrell Smith took a big lead off second. Bottom Left: Bryan Harvey bunted against East as the team watched. Above: Mark Shubert and Robin Ferrell had a conference at the mound. Opposite Page: Top Right: Front Row (left to right) Jerry Fogleman, Darrell Smith, Robin Ferrell, Second Row: Todd Lineberger, Michae' Deal, Todd Painter, Phil Rowe Mark Shubert, Bryan Harvey, David Smith, Ronnie Dellinger, Third Row: Mark Wireman, Derick Martin, Tim Hicks, Bradley Setzer, Dale Gilleland, Benny Harris, Bruce Schronce, Phil Brown, Coach Burroughs. Bottom Left: Todd Painter was forced to halt at third. Bottom Right: Mark Shubert showed determination at bat. 39 Softball Team Second In State Bandys Wins 2-A Wachovia Cup The 1980 softball season was the best Bandys has ever had. Not only did the team have an outstanding record (10-4 for the season and 14-6 overall), but they also displayed excellent sportsmanship on and off the field. Coach Marilyn Clark called the team “a great bunch of dedicated kids that worked their hearts out to go to the playoffs, and to the playoffs they went. We are looking forward to another great year in softball. We only lost three players and there are some super kids coming up to replace them.” The advancement of the team into state playoff competition contributed to the school’s receiving the State 2-A WACHOVIA CUP FOR ATHLETIC SUPERIORITY. We were proud to have had four team members named All-Conference. They were Chantae Sherrill, Robin Campbell, Rhonda Lee, and Janet Deal. We wish these four and the rest of the team much luck in the upcoming season. 40 Opposite Page: Top Left: Rhonda Lee delivered one of many strikes. Top Right: Concentration was the key to this hit by Janet Deal. Bottom: The Softball Team (left to right), Kneeling — Janet Deal, Robin Campbell, Donna Jones, Coach Clark, Jean Keever, Jeanie Korn. 1st row: Tina Bumgarner, Chantae Sherrill, Rhonda Lee, Renee Ellis, Caroline Dellinger, Marsha Bumgarner. 2nd row: Beverly Greenard, Patti Beatty, Marsha Laney. This Page: Top Left: Marsha Laney stood her ground in order to get this run- ner out. Top Right: Janet Deal crossed the plate to add another run to the score. Middle: Donna Jones attempted a double play. Bottom: A great stretch was need- ed to get this player out. 41 Wrestling The Wrestling Team this year was in a stage of rebuilding. Since most members were new- comers, they had to gain the experience needed for winning. Perhaps next year will be the result of their hard work this year. Top: Tim Miller went for a standing cradle. Bottom: The Wrestling Team (left to right) First Row: Scott Lowman, Scott Shepherd, David Smith, Doug Gajus, Jeff Little. Second Row: Tim Miller, Nathan Caldwell, Jeff McRee, Larry Boone. Third Row: Ricky Sigmon, Dwight Connor, Calvin Whisnant. 42 Clubs Promote School Spirit The Monogram Club is a club for students who have lettered in a sport. Mr. Walker is the club’s ad- visor. This year, the Monogram Club sponsored the powder-puff football game. The lady seniors turned out to be the number one team, and everyone enjoyed this event. The Pep Club, advised by Mrs. Clark, really generated spirit this year. The members sold spirit pins, banners and even megaphones to raise money and add more pep to our school. In other words, they put forth much effort to back our team and to help out in any way possible. Top: For names of the Monogram Club members see page in Ad Sec- tion. Middle: In order to join the Monogram Club, new members had to become “Monogram Man” for a day. Bottom: For names of Pep Club members see page in Ad Section. Above: The Pep Club members helped lead cheers at ballgames. 03 Varsity Football West Iredell W (12-0) Newton Conover L (6-37) South Iredell L (6-14) West Lincoln W (20-7) Maiden L (7-22) East Lincoln W (22-6) Cherryville L (20-27) Bunker Hill W (7-0) Bessemer City W (14-0) FredT. Foard L (14-18) Record (5-5) Junior Varsity Football Maiden L (6-10) Open — — Newton Conover L (7-12) South Iredell L (14-19) West Lincoln L (0-13) Maiden W (13-0) Bessemer City L (7-20) Bunker Hill L (6-20) FredT. Foard L (0-13) Record (1-7) Track Meet Place 1 2 2 1 3 3 4 2 5 4 6 3 7 4 8 2 Conference Meet 5 West Lincoln Softball w (6-3) Maiden w (8-5) Bessemer City w (10-9) Fred T. Foard L (10-23) Bunker Hill L (4-5) West Lincoln L (4-5) Cherryville W (12-8) Maiden W (4-1) East Lincoln W (7-6) Bunker Hill W (12-7) East Lincoln L (7-15) FredT. Foard W (13-6) Cherryville W (8-5) Bessemer City W (Forfeit) Alleghany State Play-Offs W (7-2) East Wilkes W (6-2) Cherokee W (17-2) Jordan Matthews W (11-5) North Brunswick L (9-1) North Brunswick L (5-3) Record (14-6) 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) Doubles Team advanced to state. Boys’ Tennis Maiden W West Lincoln L East Lincoln L Cherryville W Bessemer City L Maiden W West Lincoln L East Lincoln W Cherryville W Bessemer City Record (5-4) Wrestling West Iredell L (14-59) Newton-Conover L (10-60) Lincoln ton L (29-44) Alexander Central L (18-60) West Caldwell L ( 6-71) Alexander Central L (12-62) St. Stephens L (14-57) East Lincoln L (21-62) West Lincoln L (24-54) North Gaston L Record (0-10) (18-46) Baseball Cherryville L (0-3) West Lincoln W (9-5) Maiden W (15-5) East Lincoln W (5-4) Bunker Hill W (3-2) Bessemer City W (4-3) Foard L (4-5) West Lincoln W (5-0) Maiden L (2-12) East Lincoln L (0-9) Cherryville L (0-2) Bunker Hill L (3-4) ; Bessemer City W (3-0) Foard w Record (8-6) (11-3) Varsity Basketball Girls Boys (70-55) w South Iredell L (69-82) (70-56) w South Iredell W (69-50) (73-55) w West Iredell W (87-57) (73-64) w West Iredell W (72-52) (86-64) w Newton W (70-65) (95-46) w West Lincoln W (80-68) Freedom W (73-71) Watauga W (85-64) R.S. Central L (79-86) (68-51) w Newton W (65-57) (72-47) w Maiden W (66-47) (42-44) L East Lincoln W (68-52) (88-47) W Cherryville W (95-64) (67-55) w Bunker Hill w (84-66) (62-32) w Bessemer City w (91-58) (82-41) w Fred T. Foard w (84-75) (81-57) w West Lincoln w (74-62) (77-49) w Maiden w (78-61) (53-40) w East Lincoln w (79-59) (53-29) w Fred T. Foard w (61-60) (79-36) w Cherryville w (73-55) (73-55) w Bunker Hill w (82-59) (53-47) w Bessemer City w (73-57) Cherryville w (63-54) (84-49) w Maiden Bunker Hill w (80-57) (72-56) w FredT. Foard West Lincoln w (72-58) (69-62) w East Lincoln Ashe Central w (89-50) (95-52) w Beaver Creek FredT. Foard w (71-62) (80-72) w Bunker Hill Sylva Webster w (76-63) (47-45) w East Lincoln Monroe w (80-76) (65-60) w West Stanly (66-55) w Union Pines w (86-75) Bunn L (58-76) (47-44) w Louisburg Record (28-1) Record (29-3) Junior Varsity Basketball Girls Boys (35-25) W South Iredell W (46-38) (38-46) L South Iredell W (47-45) (41-37) W West Iredell L (43-51) (31-45) L West Iredell W (55-51) (51-30) W Newton W (58-48) (33-42) L Newton L (54-60) (37-16 W West Lincoln W (54-53) (40-30) W Maiden W (64-55) (56-40) W East Lincoln W (66-59) (64-14) W Cherryville W (58-51) (35-38) L Bunker Hill L (54-58) (42-37) W Bessemer City L (48-55) (53-42) W Fred T. Foard L (69-85) (50-25) W West Lincoln W (63-51) (54-16) W Maiden W (65-40) (57-55) W East Lincoln W (53-52) (78-19) W Cherryville W (81-42) (49-48) W Bunker Hill L (55-57) (47-34) W Bessemer City W (67-54) (76-50) W FredT. Foard L (73-86) Record (16-4) Record (13-7) 46 47 This One’s For You The night of April 25, 1980 was the highlight of many dreams and ex- pectations for those who attended the long-awaited event. The unique magic of the Junior-Senior Prom filled the air as everyone arrived in for- mal attire. Decorative rainbow colors set the stage to emphasize the theme, “This One’s For You.” “The Sixth Of May” provided a variety of dance music to suit most everyone’s moods and pleasures. A select group of sophomores provided a break in the action by performing various skits. The special honor of King and Queen of the Prom was bestowed upon Todd Sherrill and Jeanie Korn. As the night drew to a close, everyone left with special memories and experiences never to be forgotten. 50 Opposite Page: Top Right: These couples enjoyed this moment of closeness. Middle Right: Paige Moss and Jeff Eades swayed to the music of the evening. Bottom Right: Todd Sherrill and Jeanie Korn were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. Top Left: Chuck Sigmon and Lori Granger got close during this roman- tic song. Bottom Left: A fast dance created a variety of moods for the evening. This Page: Top Left: The dance got under way as these couples moved onto the floor. Middle: Claes Nygren of Sweden ex- perienced his first American Prom. Bottom: David Mauney and Gene Hendrix set their own style of dancing. Above: Mr. Matheson and his wife took this opportunity to share a quiet moment together. 51 A Charlie Brown Christmas Saturday night, December 6, was a night that many will never forget. The theme of the evening was “A Charlie Brown Christmas”. This was the first year the annual staff sponsored this dance, and they were pleased with the outcome since they worked so hard to make it a success. After having their pictures made, couples took to the floor to dance. They got down to the music of Rick Reynolds, who played rock and soul as well as slow music. Around 9:00, the floor was cleared for the Christmas Court. Janet Robinson introduced the court and announced the first runners-up to be a tie between Lori Mathis and Becky Reader, so they both shared this honor. Then came the moment we had all been waiting for. It was now time to crown the Christmas Queen. The gym was silent as Janet an- nounced, “The 1980 Christmas Queen is Miss Barbara Eades.” After the court had their traditional dance, everyone went to the lobby for refreshments. Overall, the dance was a great success, and no one could forget that magical atmosphere of this special evening. 52 Opposite Page: Top: Joel Josey and Angie Caldwell got into the swing of Bottom Left: The chaperones things. Bottom Right: The took an active part in the dance. Queen and her court had their traditional dance. This Page: Top Left: This couple danced to the music. Top Middle: The fine music was provided by Rick Reynolds from WSPF Radio in Hickory. Top Right: This dance was enjoyed by Morrow Cleveland and her date. Bottom Left: Gary Jones crowned Barbara Eades Chritmas Queen as first runners- up, Becky Reader and Lori Mathis, look on. Above: Frank Nolley and his partner shared this moment of closeness. 53 HOMECOMING: A Night of Victories Friday night, October 10th, was a victorious evening for many. Not only was there the usual excitement of a foot- ball game felt as Bandys defeated the foe of the night, East Lincoln, 20-7, in a well played game; but the excitement was also felt as half-time neared and the tension began to build. Who would be chosen 1980 Homecoming Queen? The SAE Club was in charge of the activities on the field. Their job was to see that everything ran smoothly; from carrying the platform on and off the fie, to the traditional ride of the Queen. The excitement climaxed when Lori Mathis announced: “The second runner-up is Miss Kim Gabriel. The first runner-up is Miss Sandy Cook.” Then the magical mo- ment came as she announced: “The 1980 Homecoming Queen is Miss Tammie Shook.” Ending with tears of joy and much applause, the half- time activities were over. After a victorious action-packed game, almost everyone stayed for the Homecoming Dance, featuring the Howell Brothers from Cherryville. The dance was sponsored by the 1981 Trojan annual staff. For many, it was a night to be remembered. 54 Opposite Page: Top Left (left to right) Class Represen- tatives and their Escorts, Senior to Freshman, respectively: Bryan Harvey, Lisa Martin, Kelly Drum, Caroline Dellinger, Greg Duncan, Jackie Buchanan, Kelly Hilton, Regina Little. Bottom Left (left to right) The 1980 Homecoming Court: Mascots: Shawn Loftin, Nicole Rowe. 1st row: David Shubert, Gaye Ollis, Greg Hunsucker, Kelly Buff, Cray Carpenter, Teresa Woodleif. 2nd row: Adrian Connor, Sherri Williams, Rodney Cline, Sandy Cook, Gene Hendrix, Chantae Sherrill, Pat Plunkett, Daphne Baker. 3rd row: Frank Nolley, Linda Yarbrough, Ronnie Major, Donna Gabriel, David Mauney, Tammie Shook, Roger McClain, Brenda Martin. 4th row: Vernon Odom, Alicia Farrer, Benny Harris, Barbara Eades, Tim Hicks, Kim Gabriel, Bryan Harvey, Lisa Martin. Top Right: The football captains crowned Tammie Shook the 1980 Homecoming Queen. Middle Right: Tammie Shook took the traditional ride around the football field. Bottom Right: The Homecoming Queen Finalists were: Standing: 1st runner-up, Sandy Cook, 2nd runner-up, Kim Gabriel; Seated: The Homecoming Queen — Tammie Shook. This Page: Above: Many people enjoyed the Homecoming Dance. Middle Left: Music for the evening was provided by the Howell Brothers Band from Cherry ville. Bottom Left: These people took to the floor as the dance began. 55 Beta Club — The Top 20 Seniors The Beta Club was composed of the top twenty seniors this past year. They had to maintain a 90 average academically to stay in the club. Each member was very dependable and responsible. The officers were as follows: President—Allan Caldwell; Vice- Top: The Beta Club was spon- sored by Mr. Hilderbran. Bottom: The Beta Club (left to right) kneeling: Darlene McCombs. First Row: Morrow Cleveland, Leisa Smith, Tina Yancey, Lori Mathis, Teresa Smith, Janet Robinson, Becky Reader. Second Row: Robin Campbell, Nathan Caldwell, Laura Smyre, Mitchell Buff, Jane Carpenter, Gary Jones. Not Pic- tured: Lori Granger, Allan Caldwell, Robert Grant, John Hilderbrand, Chantae Sherrill, Shandran Jones. President—Darlene McCombs; Sec.-Treasurer—Lori Mathis; Reporter—Shandran Jones. Plans were discussed in the fall concerning the Beta Club and the Student Relations Club combin- ing their efforts to put on the Spr- ing Festival. 58 Student Relations Club — Helpful, Active The Student Relations Club was very active. They met frequently and planned many activities. One of their activities involved cleaning our school parking lot. They also participated actively in the Community Club Awards program, sponsored by WNNC Radio Station in Newton. The SRC helped our school become a nicer place. Top: The Student Relations Club cleaned up the school’s parking lot. Middle: (left to right) Officers were Tammie Shook, president; Lori Granger, vice- president; Janet Deal, secretary; and Sandy Cook, reporter. Bottom: The Student Relations Club (left to right) 1st row: Morrow Cleveland, Angela Wright, Kelly Gabriel, Carla Wyatt, Janet Deal. 2nd row': Terri Howard, Sharon Little, Patti Beatty, Ella Barringer, Susie Israel. 3rd row: Allan Caldwell, Tracy Sherrill, Lisa Howard, Joni Wilson, Donna Jones, Sandy Cook. 4th row: Mary Ruth Simmer- mon, Ronnie Major, Jonathon Huffman, Tony Mundy. 5th row: Eric McCombs. 59 SAE Club — Going Places, Doing Things Students in Action for Education is a club for students who are interested in making Bandys a better place for students as well as the faculty. To be able to join and to remain a member, a student had to maintain an 85 or above grade average. The SAE undertook several projects this year. In addition to buying a small gift for each teacher at Christmas and setting up the annual Christmas Card mailbox, the SAE decided to go to New York. This trip was not strictly limited to only the SAE members, though. On their tour of New York, they got to see Central Park, the Empire State Building, Chinatown, Fifth Avenue, Cathedrals, the World Trade Center, and many other sights. They got to feel the beat of this vibrant city and were caught up in the hustle and bustle of the night life. Although this tour was for one day only, it will be a day that they will always remember. Top: The SAE members (from left to right): First Row: Mrs. Teague (Advisor), Donna Jones, Deanna Wallace, Janet Deal. Second Row: Terri Howard, Robin Campbell, Sue Scaer, Robin Moore, Lora Josey. Third Row: Sharon Little, Ella Barringer, Morrow Cleveland, Ronda Beard, Lori Mathis, Janet Robinson, Laura Smyre. Fourth Row: Debra Brumley, Phyllis Robinson, Amy Setzer, Patti Beatty, Jane Carpenter, Brenda Self, Gary Jones, Allan Caldwell, Phil Brown, Susan Sipe, John Hilderbran, Lori Cline, Amy Deal, Beth Bumgarner. Fifth Row: Shandran Jones, Patricia Israel, Ronnie Ma- jor, Tony Mundy, Jonathan Huffman. Sixth Row: Darrel Stewart, Larry Caldwell, Ted Stewart. Middle: The SAE Club Officers (from left to right): President: Lori Mathis; Vice- President: Gary Jones; Secretary- Treasurer: Robin Campbell; Reporter: Sue Scaer. Bottom: New York as viewed from the air- plane. 60 Top Right: The American Museum of Natural History was part of the busy day in New York. Top Left: Staten Island added a dramatic change of scenery. Here the ferry is going out to the Statue of Liberty. Middle Right: These students paused to have their picture taken from the Empire State Building. Middle Left: The view from the Empire State Building was breathtaking. Left: Visiting Chinatown was like visiting a whole different country. 61 New Additions to the Business Department This year the business depart- ment had two new additions, the COO Class and the FBLA Club. Cooperative Office Occupations prepared students for secretarial- type jobs. This two hour long class was taught by Mrs. Laney. The Future Business Leaders of America also opened a chapter here at Bandys. Any student in- volved in a business course was eligible to join. Mrs. Freida Drum was the club’s sponsor. We were very proud to have these two new additions, and we hope they will remain a part of our school in the future. Top: (left to right) Shanda Korn, Tammy Bumgarner, and Gena Morrison practiced their typing skills in Cooperative Office Oc- cupations. Middle: The COO Class (left to right) Seated: Penny Schronce, Gena Morrison, Donna Elder, Mrs. Laney, Shanda Korn. Standing: Pam Hewitt, Beth Elmore, Tammy Bumgarner, Robin Mensch, Teresa Suttles, Tina Havner. Bottom: The FBLA Club. Names of members are given on an ad page. Opportunities Offered in Business The business department of- fered many courses for students interested in the business world. These courses included typing, shorthand, business law, business management, data processing, and accounting. Many students took these courses to help them in college or jobs in these fields. Top Left: These students finished up an assignment in their ac- counting class. Bottom Left: Phyllis Robinson and Johnny Fletcher helped each other on this typing lesson. Top Right: Tina Fletcher worked on her accounting. Bottom Right: Mrs. Freida Drum ex- plained an assignment to Mitchell Setzer. D.E. Gave Students Experience A class that taught students about our commercial system was Distributive Education. After third period, the students left school to work in jobs related to the distribution of consumer goods. During classtime students were taught the principles of marketing by Miss Howell. D.E. gave students the experience they needed for the future. Top Right: These students studied during a marketing class. Bottom Right: D.E. students at- tended class before leaving to go to their jobs. Below: Miss Howell lectured to her Distributive Education class. 64 Industrial Cooperative Training Students taking ICT (Industrial Cooperative Training) were able to go to school as well as hold a good job. These students went to school for the first three periods of the day and afterwards, left to go to work. This enabled them to not only work but also get credit for it. This course provided experience for these individuals. Top Left: Reggie Hoyle sealed these boxes. Middle Left: Jane Carpenter sewed gloves. Bottom Left: Michael Fulbright turned the gloves. Below: Tim Wilkinson spread material. 65 DECA CLUB: Miss Howell — (Sponsor), Ross Weikle, Doug Lail, Angie McCombs, Bue Long, Tim Huffman, Vanessa Pennington. VICA CLUB: Front Row: Reuben Trivis, Roger Bowman. Second Row: Billy Prescott, Pam Matthews, Carla Ham, Beverly McCombs. Third Row: Allan Sigmon, Johnny Barber, Dwayne Hensley. Fourth Row: Don Jarrett, Reggie Hoyle, Donna Foy. 66 Pre-vocation Pre-vocation was a class for special students. Mrs. Motsinger, aided by Mrs. Stewart, focused on the vocational and educational needs of these students. In this class, students learned the basic math and English skills so they will be prepared to go to work after high school. Top: Mrs. Motsinger watched on as this student receives aid from a filmstrip. Bottom: Lisa Martin and Marsha Bumgarner listened as Mrs. Mot- singer discussed the plans for the day. 67 Child Care Students who took Child Care were given an excellent oppor- tunity to experience parenthood. They learned the basics in text- books and applied their knowledge during classtime by working with the children. These students taught the Child Care children as well as learned from them. They learned to care for and love them. This course provided the excellent prepara- tion they needed to raise children in the future. Top: The children from Child Care went trick-or-treating at Halloween. Middle: After lunch, Laurie Lee helped clean up the room and prepared the children for their naps. Bottom: The Child Care Club left to right) 1st row: Pat Maples, Debby Cooper, Marsha Bumgarner, Aundrea Gabriel, Sherri Williams. 2nd row: Gina Wright, Mrs. Spen- cer, Sarah Crouse, Deborah Josey, Linda Clark. 68 Preparing for Future Life Mrs. Spencer taught two Family Living classes this year to students who wanted to prepare for family life. In this class, they learned household respon- sibilities. They were exposed to useful information, including wedding procedures, budgeting, jobs, and other aspects involved in married life. After taking this course, a student is well-prepared for family life. Top Left: Scott Painter and Lori Cline drank a toast after their mock-marriage. Middle Left: Some of the atten- dants of the mock-wedding were (left to right) Angie Hager, Ronda Little, Darlene Wray, and Cindy Sherrill. Bottom: These students listened attentively to a lecture. Above: A special guest gave the class useful facts about family life. 69 Home Economics — A Valuable Asset Home Economics students, taught by Mrs. Brown, learned how to cope with the pressures of adult life. In addition to learning cooking and sewing skills, they learned the benefits of proper grooming and good housekeeping. After completing a Home Economics Course, a student is prepared to tackle adult life. 70 Opposite Page: Left: Lori Granger irons during this class period. Top Right: The threading of this sewing machine was done by Aun- drea Gabriel. Bottom Right: Beverly Greenard was assisted by Kim Goodson in cutting out this pattern. This Page: Top: The FHA Officers (left to right): President — Angie Caldwell, Vice-President—Amy Setzer, Secretary—Caroline Dellinger, Treasurer—Lori Granger, Reporter—Phyllis Robinson, Historian—Darian Swift, Recreation Leader—Angie Little. Bottom: Darian Swift worked on decorations for Christmas. 71 AG — Vital To Our Community Even though we are not all far- mers, our community depends on the success of agriculture. The Agriculture Department at Bandys taught the basics of agriculture, the qualities of leadership and competition. They formed an FFA (Future Farmers of America) Club which par- ticipated in many agriculturally related contests. After four years of this course, a student was well- prepared for a career in this vital field. 72 Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Hampton explained the fundamentals of Agriculture to Bobby Swink. Bottom: The FFA Club (left to right: First Row: Bobby Swink, Michael Fulbright, Nathan Caldwell, Danny Huffman, Ricky Frady. Second Row: Dwayne Burke, Rodney Sigmon, Jeffrey Harris, Jonathan Bolick, Scottie Setzer, Beverly Galloway. Third Row: Todd Hefner, Calvin Whis- nant, Roger Lail, Jeff McCree, John Wood, Lonnie Evans, Dean Lyda. Fourth Row: Stacy Evans, Mitchell Pope, Tim Stewart, Kelly Hicks, Ben Gabriel, Dale Gibson, Bart Matthews. Fifth Row: Mack Byers, Roger Shook, Steve Hill, Guy Roberts, Glenn Sigmon, Michael Huffman. This Page: Top Left: Nathan Caldwell helped to teach other students about Parliamentary Procedure. Bottom: Joey Hendricks prepared to saw this piece of wood. Above: Michael Huffman used the band saw. 73 Carpentry — Building for a Strong Tomorrow Carpentry and Construction In- dustry classes were offered to young men interested in becoming future builders. They not only learned to use various tools and carpentry equipment but also developed their skills in brick lay- ing and sawing as well. These skills prepared them for a future career in this field. 74 Auto Mechanics Provided Experience Auto mechanics was offered to students who were interested in learning how cars are assembled and how they work. Mr. Edsel Lineberger taught these students the fundamentals of repairing cars and keeping them running in top shape. They gained the necessary experience not only from bookwork but also from actually repairing and working on their automobiles. These students formed an Auto Mechanics Club several years ago and members of this class were eligible to join. Auto Mechanics prepared stu- dents for a future career in this field. Top: These students work with the grinder. Middle: Ricky Frye removes the transmission from this car. Bottom: The Auto Mechanics Club (left to right) 1st row: Carl Connor. 2nd row: David Sherrill, Steven Eades, David Roberts, Todd Houston, Glenn Sigmon. 3rd row: Scott Wesson, Kent Cranford, Greg Grindstaff, Aldric Fishe. BUS DRIVERS The major means of transport in our school system is the bus. The qualified students at Bandys can drive a bus if they first learn how great their responsibility is. They are responsible not only for the lives of the students on the bus, but also for putting up with adverse circumstances. The Bus Drivers (left to right): Top: Tracy Houston, Randall Propst, Donald Jarrett, David Smith, Jeff Martin, David Mauney, Gene Hendrix, Terry Bowman, Eric Houser, Eric Harwell, Kelly Drum, Gary Bell, Adrian Connor, Michael Dover, Carl Connor, Joe Catchings. Inside Bus: Bradley Bolick, Vernon Odom. Standing: Debbie Painter, Mr. Lineberger, Robin Felts, Mr. Caldwell, Tammy Lail, Mr. Harbinson, Renee Ellis. 76 STUDENTS LEARNED TO DRIVE Driver’s Education taught stu- dents what they needed to know about driving a car. They were also taught the traffic laws of the state and drove under the direc- tion of a driving instructor. Top: Mr. Fisher taught students the basics of owning and operating a car. Bottom: Driver’s Education stu- dents got on-the-road training. 77 Health and P.E. — Body Conditioning Programs Each year Freshmen are re- quired to take health and P. E. In health, they learned about their bodily functions, nutrition, and general good health. In P. E., they were given the opportunity to develop their athletic abilities. Advanced P. E. students could devote their time to developing skills in their favorite sport. 78 Opposite Page: Top Left: Leslie Carroll and Carla Wyatt put vocabulary words on the board. Bottom Left: This student tested his basketball skills. Top Right: These students concen- trated on their health assignment. Bottom Right: Cindy Murray at- tempted to block this shot by David Mauney. This Page: Top Left: In this game, Ricky Edwards looked for an open man. Middle Left: Terry Rufty managed to get open for this shot. Bottom: These students played around-the-world in ping-pong. Top Right: Mrs. Clark tried her skills at ping-pong. Above: Mr. Lowman took part in this basketball game. The World of Science Science is becoming a bigger part of our every-day life. With new technological advances comes the in- creasing demand for these courses: Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Advanced Biology. By taking these courses, students learn the basics of life in greater detail. Science teaches them things that will be useful for the rest of their lives. 80 Top: The Science Club (left to right) 1st row: Kenny Burdick, Deanna Wallace, Phyllis Robinson, Tina Yan- cey, Morrow Cleveland, Patricia Israel, Ronnie Major, Angie Wright. 2nd row: Jeff Queen, Todd Setzer, Janet Robinson, Laura Smyre, Nathan Caldwell, Allan Caldwell, Robin Moore, Robin Felts. 3rd row: Frank Nolley, John Hildebrand, Ronnie Dellinger, Linda Yarbrough, Amy Setzer, Mitchell Buff, Dalton Allen. Opposite Page: Top Left: Mr. Caldwell explained this lab to these students. Bottom Left: John Rinehardt and Kelly Lail prepared this lab ex- periment. Top Right: Dwight Connor recor- ded data from this experiment. Middle Right: These students took notes in biology. Bottom Right: Physics required much effort and hard study. This Page: Left: Peggy Hollifield used the microscope for this observation. 81 Math Necessary for Society Bandys Math Department of- fered a wide variety of courses this year. Students that chose to learn only the basics of mathematics could take General Math. Stu- dents that chose to take more ad- vanced courses were able to take Geometry and Advanced Math. And the students who excelled in math could take an independent study Calculus course. Since math is necessary in our society, it is appropriate that such a wide variety be offered. 82 Opposite Page: Top Left: This student took notes in geometry. Bottom Left: This class went over their homework. Top Right: The Advanced Math students took a test. Middle Right: Mrs. Drum ex- plained these geometry proofs on the chalk board. Bottom Right: Mr. Young assigned some homework problems for his class. This Page: Top Left: Mrs. Teague discussed fractions with her Algebra I class. Middle Left: Darian Swift and Robin Campbell worked on a test. Bottom: These students put homework problems on the chalk board. Above: A test was given to this algebra class. 83 French — a learning experience This year, while French I students were learning the basics of this beautiful language, the French II students were busy learning to speak it more fluently. They also memorized poems and made such projects as a French scrapbook and a creative map of France. In addition to French I and II, students were given the opportunity to further their skills in a more ad- vanced class—French III. In this class, the students not only learn the history and traditions of France, they also sing French songs (from rock and roll to the National Anthem) and play French games. 84 Opposite Page: Top Left: Mrs. McConnell explained French culture to this class. Top Right: These students listened as Mrs. McCon- nell went over their homework assignment. Middle Right: This student received help on her assignment. Bottom: Using headphones helped students to speak French more fluently. This Page: Top: For identification of French Club members see page 174. Left: The French Club Officers (left to right): Sitting: Reporter—Laura Smyre, Secretary- Treasurer—Lori Mathis. Standing: President—Janet Robinson, Vice-President—Allan Caldwell. 85 English and Debate This year, the English students learned to improve their writing and speaking abilities. They were also encouraged to be creative in- dividuals. Some classes were re- quired to do research papers. Others chose an author of which they had to portray on a given day. The drama-debate class, in par- ticular, improved their abilities by putting on plays. This enabled them to entertain as well as learn. 86 Opposite Page: Top Left: Mrs. Witherspoon goes over homework with the class. Left: Mrs. Rogers carries on a dis- cussion with this class. Top Right: This English class is working very hard to get their assignment finished. Bottom Right: Todd Setzer amuses the class with his author presentation. This Page: Top Left: Mrs. Gatewood helped this student on an assignment. Middle and Bottom: The drama- debate class enjoyed putting on this play. Top Right: Phil Brown gave his author presentation. 87 Trojan Band — The Best The Trojan Band members had good reason to be proud of them- selves. Under the supervision of Mr. Sam Harbinson, they grew to be one of the finest bands in the country. They not only performed during half-time at varsity foot- ball games, but also participated in several parades. One of their outstanding achievements was ac- complished in the Mooresville Christmas Parade when they placed first in their division, first overall, and won the Band of the Day award in this parade. They also traveled to Appalachian, Burns, and South Rutherfordton for competition. In each of these, they placed in the top three. The members of the band were very active. During the summer, they were busy preparing for this year. They held a carwash at Carriage House Chevrolet, and spent many days practicing. The key to the success of the band was the effort and devotion of each member. 88 Opposite Page: Left: Mr. Harbinson conducted the band. Top Right: The band gave a per- formance at the Christmas Con- cert. Middle Right: Vicki Korn prac- ticed on the clarinet. Bottom Right: One of the many flutists was Sue Scaer. This Page: Top Left: The Stage Band perfor- med jazzy music. Middle Left: These students practiced on the trumpet. Bottom Left: Janet Deal and Sharon Little played their sax- ophones. Above: Alicia Farrer contributed to the music. 89 90 Opposite Page: Top Left: Lori Granger was the Drum Major. Bottom Left: Chantae Sherrill showed her skill as a Rifle Team member. Top Right: The Color Guard (left to right) Rifles: Deneen Gabriel, Chan- tae Sherrill, Deanna Wallace, Teresa Woodlief, Debbie Painter, Sue Scaer. Flags, Middle Row: Robin Felts, Phyllis Robinson, Tammy Edwards, Tricia Israel. Back Row: Terri Stewart, Pam Edwards, Debbie Honeycutt, Linda Yarbrough, Donna Wilson, Teresa Smith. Middle Right: The drummers per- formed while the band marched. Bottom Right: The Flags and Rifles performed entertaining routines dur- ing the half time shows. This Page: Top Left: The Marching Band and Color Guard members. Middle Left: The Band and Color Guard Officers (left to right) Kneeling: David Mauney—Presi- dent, Alicia Farrer—Assistant Drum Major, Janet Deal—Vice-Pres- ident. Standing: Linda Yarbrough— Flag Captain, Debbie Painter—Rifle Captain, Chantae Sherrill—Rifle Captain, Robin Felt—Flag Captain. Bottom Left: Squad Leaders (left to right) Kneeling: Melissa Longworth, Susan Long, Tina Parkhurst, Shellie Buchanan. Standing: Tracy Houston, David Mauney, Greg Hun- sucker, Ricky Edwards, Shandran Jones, Janet Deal. Above: The Band marched in several parades throughout the year. GUITAR Many students took advantage of the opportunity to learn how to play the guitar. Each day, second period, they would practice and play to each other under the in- struction of Mr. Harbinson. Soon they became talented guitarists that could carry this talent with them for the rest of their lives. This Page: Top Right: Todd Goins and David Mullins practiced some chords in Guitar. Bottom: These students watched a film to aid them with their guitar skills. 92 CHORUS Every day at the beginning of fifth period, students filed into the multi-purpose room for Chorus. In addi- tion to gaining experience used in performances, stu- dents learned how to read music as well. They per- formed concerts throughout the year. This class provided musical enjoyment to those around them. Top: The chorus performed at the Christmas concert. Middle: Pianists for the Chorus were Gay Ollis, Pam Hewitt, and Becky Reader. Bottom: The Chorus (left to right) 1st row: Mitzie Glovier, Melissa Yancey, Debbie Painter, Lisa Shelton, Sherry Annis. 2nd row: Shellie Buchanan, Gay Ollis, Pam Hewitt, Becky Reader, Lorie Laney. 3rd row: Sherry Pope, Angie Gabriel, Rhonda Josey, Tammy Bolick, Tracy Lineberger, Callie Setzer, Deborah Josey, Jo Major. 4th row: Kenny Corvin, Roger Hartsoe, Tracy Houston, Ricky Hicks. 93 Art Inspired Creativity Anyone with artistic flair could develop that talent in the Art Class. Mrs. Radar, their instructor, helped students express themselves as they did sketches, paintings, wall hangings, macrame, and sculptures. Some were rewarded by receiving awards or having their work hung in the office. For others, just having the finished product was reward enough. Whatever the case, these students took pride in their work. 94 Opposite Page: Left: This student concentrated on his painting. Top Right: These students worked on their color wheels. Middle Right: Shandran Jones and Susie Israel did an art assignment. Bottom: Mary Ann Wilson painted her color wheel. This Page: Top: The Art Club (left to right) First Row: Sandran Jones, Joel Josey, Angie Schronce, Jackie Steele. Second Row: Lori Lewis, Sandra Crouse, Jo Major, Deborah Josey, Ronnie Major. Left: Working on this painting was Kim Rink. 95 HISTORY — Our Heritage, Our Future Students taking history learned of our heritage, kept in touch with current events, and anticipated our future. U.S. History was re- quired of freshmen, World History was offered to interested sophomores, and a more advanced study of U.S. History was required of juniors. Seniors could take a civics course. History was an es- sential subject for learning all about the world around us. Below: This class watched a film in history. Top Right: Hope Annis read this assignment. Middle: Students worked on their homework. Bottom Right: This class received a lecture from Mr. Jones. 96 Media Center The Media Center was available to eveiy young student looking for magazines, filmstrips, encyclopedias, and other sources for research or personal enjoy- ment. If students needed assistance, Mrs. Nolley, Mrs. Moss, or a student helper was there to help in any way possible. Top Left: These students used the Media Center to find resources. Middle Left: Sherri Williams needed the assistance of an en- cyclopedia. Bottom Left: The Media Center Club (left to right): First Row: Teresa Gilbert, Mary Gilbert, Kim Springs, Sonya Reid. Second Row: Bonnie Broome, Teresa Barnes, Loretta Johnson, Lisa Mathis, Jerri Bass. Third Row: Tina Connor, Tammy Yount, Rhonda Leatherman, Kelly Hef- ner, Amy Buff. Above: Mrs. Nolley helped Terry Bowman locate a book. 97 The monthly newspaper, the Ban Troia, was published to keep the student body informed of sports events, club news, gossip and countless other events. Stu- dents on the staff were given the chance to be creative by drawing comics, writing poems, and designing puzzles for the enjoy- ment of the student body. The staff worked very hard together to make the Ban Troia a successful and enjoyable newspaper. 98 Opposite Page: Bottom Left: Cheryl Flowers prepared the camera in order to take pictures. Top Right: The Newspaper Staff (left to right) First row: Morrow Cleveland, Mrs. Miller, Elizabeth McKay. Second row: Cindy Michaels, Mary Clark, Cheryl Flowers, Ronda Beard, Sharon Clark. Third row: Ginger Price, Donna Gabriel, Tina Fletcher, Pam Hewitt. Fourth Row: Lori Hollar, Terri Howard, Alicia Farrer. Middle Right: Alicia Farrer typed an article for the paper. Bottom Right: The artwork was done by Donna Gabriel. This Page: Top Left: Sharon Clark was one of the many typists. Middle Left: Morrow Cleveland, editor, hands out instructions to some staff members. Bottom Left: Lori Hollar and Alicia Farrer discussed this article. Above: Mrs. Miller, the Newspaper Advisor, was consulted by this student. 99 1981 Trojan The 1981 Trojan Annual was produced by the hard work and dedication of Mr. Hilderbran and the Annual Staff. They began work immediately after last year’s annual was sent to press, and worked on it until the day they were passed out. They worked not only during fourth period each day, but also during vacations, af- ter school, and on weekends. The end result was an annual they could all be proud of. 100 Opposite Page: Top Left: Leisa Smith typed this rough draft. Bottom Left: Shandran Jones showed much concentration while typing on carbon. Top Right: Production Manager Lori Mathis explained this copy to Tina Yancey. Middle Right: Subscriptionists were Teresa Smith and Becky Reader. Bottom Right: Laura Smyre and Tina Yancey proofread the copies being sent to the printing com- pany. This Page: Top Left: The editors were Gary Jones and Janet Robinson. Middle Left: Eric McCombs and John Hildebrand handled all business matters. Bottom Left: The Annual Staff (left to right) Front: Eric McCombs. Kneeling: Lori Mathis, Janet Robinson, Becky Reader, Shandran Jones, Tina Yancey, Darlene McCombs, Laura Smyre. Seated: John Hildebrand, Allen Caldwell, Robin Campbell, Gary Jones, Lori Granger, Teresa Smith, Robert Grant. Above: Robin Campbell was in charge of putting layouts on car- bon. 101 102 103 THESE PEOPLE RAN OUR SCHOOL It takes a lot to keep a fine school like Bandys run- ning smoothly and efficiently. The administrative and discipline problems demanded constant attention and fair judgment. There were three people who took on the responsibility of handling the school’s problems: Mr. Ed Carter, Principal; Mr. Bill Bost, Assistant Principal; and Mrs. Audrey Throneburg, Secretary. Many visitors compliment the students on their behavior, and Mr. Carter feels that this was “one of the best schools in the state.” This trio had a tough job, and their efforts were rewarded in the long run. 104 Guidance — Offered Assistance Students with problems concerning their schedules and career plans could turn to two people for help: Mrs. Karolyn Thornton and Mrs. Susan Carpenter. These ladies are our Guidance Counselors. They devoted their time and patience to the problems of the students as well as those of the faculty. In addition to problems concerning high school, Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Thornton helped students with their personal problems. They also supplied students with the infor- mation they needed to prepare for college. These two ladies help create a warm and welcome atmosphere for our school. Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Carter put his signature on these important papers. Bottom Left: Mrs. Throneburg calculated these prices. Bottom Right: This important call was handled by Mr. Bost. This Page: Top Left: Mrs. Carpenter helped Ginger Price decide which college to attend. Middle Left: Carla Ham received assistance from Mrs. Carpenter about a future. Bottom Left: Shelly Wallace went to Mrs. Thornton for help with a problem. Above: Mrs. Thornton received many important business calls every day. 105 Mrs. Betty Austin — RESPON- SIBILITIES: Child Care Services. Mr. Bill E. Bost — COLLEGE: Lenoir Rhyne. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Assistant Principal, Athletic Director, Boys’ Basketball Coach. Mr. Bill Brown - COLLEGE: Appalachian State, M.A. RESPONSIBILITIES: Algebra I-A, General Math, Wrestling Coach. Mrs. Martha B. Brown — COLLEGE: Appalachian State, M.Ed. RESPONSIBILITIES: Home Economics I, Advanced Home Economics, Family Living, FHA, Clinic. Mr. J. Randy Burroughs, Sr. — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Health and Physical Education, Advanced Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach, Baseball Coach. Mr. John R. Caldwell - COLLEGE: Appalachian State, M.A. RESPONSIBILITIES: Physical Science, Advanced Biology, Chemistry, Science Club, Project Sales. Mrs. Susan Carpenter — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhvne, U.N.C.-Charlotte, M. E. RESPONSIBILITY: Guidance Counselor. Mr. William E. Carter — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITY: Principal. Western Carolina, Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Health and Physical Education, Biology, Softball Coach, Pep Club. Mr. William R. Crawford — COLLEGES: Appalachian State, N. C. A T RESPONSIBILITIES: Photography, Physical Science, Biology, Assistant J. V. Football Coach. Mrs. Frieda Gragg Drum — COLLEGES: Lees-McRae College, Appalachian State. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Typing, Business Education, FBLA Advisor. Mrs. Sherry Drum — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONS- IBILITIES: Geometry, Math Life Skills, Student Relations Club, Graduation. Miss Carolyn P. Gabriel — COLLEGES: Pfieffer Junior College, Greensboro College, Scarritt College, Western Carolina. RESPONS- IBILITIES: Time-Out Instructor, Guidance Assistant. Mrs. Margaret B. Gatewood — COLLEGES: U.N.C.-Chapel Hill, U.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Junior-Senior Prom. Miss Donna J. Guest — COLLEGES: U.N.C.-Greensboro, U.N.C.-Chapel Hill. RESPONSIBILITIES: Advanced English, Drama Debate, Drama Club, Debate Team, Gradua- tion. Mr. Richard C. Hampton — COLLEGES: N. C. State, U.N.C.- Chapel Hill, Southeastern Com- munity College. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Agricultural Education, School Grounds, FFA. 106 Mr. Charles Samuel Harbinson — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Band. Stage Band, Chorus, Guitar. Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Physics. Ad- vanced Math, General Math, Beta Club, School Photographer, Annual Advisor, Gate Duty Coordinator. Mr. Make D. Honeycutt — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, Ap- palachian State, N. C. State- Vocational Education. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: ICT Coor- dinator, VICA, Football Scout, Junior-Senior Prom Chairman. Ms. Anita Howell — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPON- SIBILITIES: DECA, Marketing I, E.E. I, D.E. II. Mr. Leonard H. Jones — COLLEGES: Appalachian State, Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: World History, U.S. History, Health and Physical Education, Bus Duty. Mrs. Barbara H. Laney — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne, N. C. State, U.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: Office Oc- cupations I, Office Occupations II (Cooperative and Directed), Office Occupations Coordinator, Graduation and FBLA Advisor. Mr. Marvin E. Lineberger — COLLEGE: Nashville Auto Diesel School. RESPONSIBILITIES: Auto Mechanics I, Auto Mechanics II, Auto Mechanics III, Auto Mechanics Club, Bus Duty. Mr. Randy Lowman — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Health and Physical Education, Physical Science, Track, Varsity Football, Monogram Club. Ms. Kaye McConnell — COLLEGE: Appalachian State, M.A. RESPONSIBILITIES: French I, French II, French m, French Club. Mrs. Nancy L. Mack — COLLEGES: Gardner Webb, Appalachian State, M.A. RESPONSIBILITIES: Reading 9, 10, 11, 12; J. V. Cheerleading Sponsor, Prom Com- mittee, Graduation Advisor. Mr. Mike Matheson — COLLEGE: Mitchell College, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: U.S. History, Varsity Girls Basketball, J.V. Football Coach. Mrs. Clare S. Miller — COLLEGES: Appalachian State, M.A., U.N.C.- Greensboro. RESPONSIBILITIES: Typing I, Notehand, Accounting, Journalism, Newspaper, FBLA Ad- visor. 107 Mrs. Sue Moss — RESPONSI- BILITIES: Media Center Aide. Mrs. Deborah F. Motsinger — COLLEGES: Wingate Jr. College, Appalachian State. R E - SPONSIBILITIES: Learning Lab, Varsity Cheerleaders, Pep Club. Mrs. Jean Nolley — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Media Center, Media Center Club. Mr. Astor F. Propst — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, U.S. Navy School of Carpentrv, N. C. State, CVTC. RESPONSIBILITIES: Carpentry Club, Carpentry I, Carpentry II, Car- pentry- III, Bus Duty. Mrs. Brenda Rader — COLLEGES: East Tennessee State, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Art I, Art II, Art III, Art Club. Mrs. Patsy Rogers — COLLEGES: Appalachian State, Western Carolina —Master’s Program. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Senior Affairs, Graduation, Student Relations Club. Mr. Charles Scott — COLLEGES: Appalachian State, U.N.C.- Charlotte, M.Ed. RESPON- SIBILITIES: History, Lunch Duty. Mrs. Linda Spencer — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Child Care Services, Child Care Club, Family Living, FHA, HERO. Mrs. Genevieve Stewart — RESPONSIBILITIES: Learning Lab Aide. Mrs. Nancy Jo Teague — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Algebra I, Algebra II, SAE. Mrs. Karolyn Thorton — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, Ap- palachian State—Psychologist I, U.N.C.-Charlotte, M.A. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Guidance Counselor. Mrs. Audrey Throneburg — COLLEGE: Brevard, Clevengers, Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: School Secretary. Mr. Levonde Walker — COLLEGES: Johnson C. Smith, U.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Monogram Club, Boys’ Tennis. Mrs. Susan Witherspoon — COLLEGE: U.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Terry Young — COLLEGE: Appalachian State, M.A. RESPONSIBILITIES: General Math, Consumer Math, Girls’ Tennis, Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Bruce Yount — COLLEGES: Western Carolina. Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Extended School Day-Program Coordinator, DCT Instructor. 108 Custodians and Lunchroom Staff Our Custodians, Mr. Gus Parker and Mrs. Mary Parker, kept our school clean by sweeping, emptying the trash cans, and do- ing other things. This year, construction began on expanding the lunchroom. This will be beneficial to the students as well as the lunchroom staff, who are responsible for preparing our meals at school. Top: Mr. and Mrs. Parker pause from their work to have their pic- ture taken. Middle: Mr. Scott, who watches over the students at lunch, and Mrs. Throneburg enjoy their quiet lunch. Bottom: The Lunchroom Staff (left to right) Sitting: Mrs. Colleen Lutz, Mrs. Pat Steele, Mrs. Lois Connor. Standing: Mrs. Inez Hilderbran, Mrs. Jeanne Rudisill, Mrs. Blanche Huffman, Mrs. Doris Lineberger. Above: One of the many jobs Mrs. Parker is responsible for doing is emptying the trash. 109 110 Ill CLASS MOTTO: We’ve walked so far together, We’ve grown so very close — But today became yesterday and we are on the verge of tomorrow, Where we must go alone to find the dreams we all dreamed of — together. CLASS COLORS: Forest Green and Old Gold CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President . . . Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer . Reporter . . . Historian . . . Prophet . . . Testator . . . Poet........... Lyricist . . . Bruce Schronce . . Lori Mathis . . Sandy Cook . Ben Plunkett . . Lisa Martin .Donna Gabriel . . Eric Houser Tammie Shook .David Mauney SENIOR CLASS MISS: Sandy Cook 113 William Walter Bailey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bailey, Route 1, Box 224, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: French Club 2, 3, 4. John David Ballard — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bovcc H. Ballard, Route 2, Box 136-A. Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Placement in Agricultural Award 3; Parliamentary Procedure Award 3; Dairy Judging Award 3; Beta Club 3, 4; FFA 3, 4 Johnny Paul Barber, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Barber, Sr.. Route 2, Box 187-D, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 3. 4. Jerri Donna Bass — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Bass, Route 1, Box 105, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2; DECA 3, 4; Pep Club 1. Mark Thomas Beamer — Parent: Mrs. Camilla Beamer, Route 2, Box 222, Newton, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 3; ICT 3; VICA 2. Ronda (Jail Beard — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Beard, Route 1, Box 315, Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1; Library Club 2; SAE 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; 2. Ronda Gail Beard — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Beard, Route 1, Box 315, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1; Library Club 2; SAE 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Colorguard 3, 4; Softball 2. Bradley Otha Bolick — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Brouxie Bolick, Route 1, Box 73, Denver, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. Tammy Roxanne Bolick — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bolick, Jr., Route 2, Box 633-A. Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3; Child Care Club 3, 4. Roger Lee Bowman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Bowman, 303 Travis Drive, Newton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 3, 4. Joey Robert Buchanan — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jan Buchanan, Route 1, Box 46, Catawba, NC. Charles Mitchell Buff — Parents: Rev. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Buff, Route 2, Box 169, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; SAE 3, 4; FFA 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3. Tamera Elaine Bumgarner — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Billy Holdsclaw, Route 2, Box 212-C, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Cheerleaders Club 1; French Club 2; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Newspaper Staff 3. Tina Marie Bumgarner - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bumgarner, Route 1, Box 145-C, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1: J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Colorguard 2. Allan Brent Caldwell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Caldwell, Route 1, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: French Award 3; Junior Marshal 3; French Club 3, 4. Vice-President 4; SAE 3, 4; FFA 3; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; SRC 4; FBLA 4, President 4; Science Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Nathan Scott Caldwell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W'ebb Caldwell, Route 2, Box 392, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: People to People Citizen Ambassador Program 2; American Institute for Foreign Studies 3; Class Reporter 1; Wrestling Conference Runner-Up 2, 3; Economics in Action 2; Junior Marshal 3; Biology Award 2; FFA Chapter Secretary 2; Federation Secretary 2; Chapter Vice-President 1. 3; Federation President 3, 4; District Vice-President 3; District President 4; Federation First Place Creed Contest 1; Federation First Place Tools and Materials ID Contest 1; High Scorer 1: Third Place State Tools and Materials Team 1; High Scorer in North Carolina 1; Second Place Federation Public Speaking 2; First Place Federation Parliamen- tary Procedure 2, 3, 4; First Place Federation Extemporaneous Public Speak- ing Contest 3, 4; District First Place Extemporaneous Public Speaking Contest 3; State Finals Extemporaneous Public Speaking Contest 3; State Recreation Camp 1, 2, 3, 4; State Leadership School 2, 3, 4; District Leadership School 2, 3, 4; State FFA Convention Delegate 1. 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Award 2; Leadership Award 3; Public Speaking Proficiency Award 1, 2, 3, 4; Soil and Water Proficiency Award 3; Chapter Farmer Degree 1; State Farmer Degree 2; National Convention Representative 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice-President 3; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; SAE 3. 4; Forensics Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; J.V. Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Robin Denise Campbell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Campbell. Route 2, Box 321, Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Tennis MVP 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 2, 3, 4; Softball Hustler Award 2, 3, All-Conference 2, 3; Basketball Team Before Self 3; Senior Superlative Most Athletic 4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; SAE 3, 4, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff Typist 4, Advertising Staff 4. Jane Ballard Carpenter — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ballard, Route 1, Box 159-N, Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Commit- tee 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 1, Rally Chairman 2; Vice-President 3, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 2. 3, 4; VICA 4; SAE 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; Newspaper Staff 3, Reporter, Typist, Circulation Com- mittee 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4. Kelly Scott Carpenter — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Feddie M. Carpenter, Route 1, Bogwood Heights, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA 4, Tennis 4. William Walter Bailey John David Ballard Bradley Otha Bolick Tammy Roxanne Bolick Tina Marie Bumgarner Allan Brent Caldwell Johnny Paul Barber Jerri Donna Bass Mark Thomas Beamer Ronda Gail Beard Nathan Scott Caldwell Robin Denise Campbell Jane Ballard Carpenter Kelly Scott Carpenter 115 Mary Louise Clark Rodney Elmore Cline Sandra Mae Cook Debra Louise Cooper Franklin Kent Cranford Barbara Lynne Eades Steven Kent Eades Donna Carol Elder Catherine Beth Elmore 116 Sharon Louise Clark Morrow Gene Cleveland Tammy Lynn Crites Sarah Melinda Crouse Joseph Oscar Catchings — Parent: Mr. Barto F. Catchings, Route 2, Box 116. Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2. 3, 4; J.V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4. Lou Cindy Christopher — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Christopher, Route 2, Box 191, Catawba, NC. Linda Marie Clark — Parent: Mrs. Jean Shuford. Route 2, Box 294, Clarmont, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: French Club 2; Child Care Club 3, 4; Art Club 4. Mary Louise Clark — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Clark. Jr.. Route 1. Box 37- C, Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3. 4 Vice-President 3, Secretary 4; J.V. Basketball Manager 2; J.V. Basketball Storekeeper 3. Sharon Louise Clark — Parent: Mrs. Georgia Torrence, Route 2, Box 583, New- ton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: SAE 3, 4; SRC 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Morrow Gene Cleveland — Parent: Mrs. Edna Cleveland. P.O. Box 4. Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1. Pep Club 1; French Club 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2.3.4; SAE 3.4; SRC 2.3, 4; Newspaper 3. 4. Editor 4; Beta Club 4. Rodney Elmore (Mine — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline. Route 1. Box 58, Maiden. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1; Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4; Carpentry Club 4; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 1, 2. Sandra Mac Cook — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Cook. Route 2. Box 459, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Miss 1. 2. 4; Christmas Court 1,2,3,4; Valentines Court 1,2,3; French Club Maid of Honor 3; Most Outstanding Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Court. Runner-Up 4; Economics in Action 2; Senior Superlative Most School Spirited; Office Assistant 4; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1: Monogram Club 4; Cheerleading Club 1; SRC I. 2, 3. 4. Reporter 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; J. V. Cheerleader 1. 2, Co-Captain 1. Captain 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4. Cap- tain 4. Debra Louise Cooper — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gerome Cooper, Sr., Route 2, Box 104-B. Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES. Monogram Club 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; Child Care Club 4; Reporter 4; Softball 2, 3. Franklin Kent Cranford — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cranford. 499 Mt. Olive Church Road, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND AC IMVl PIES: Auto Mechanics Club 2, 3. Tammv Lynn Crites — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hall Crites. Route 2. Box 203-F. Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: DECA Public Relations Award 3; FHA 1; SAE 2; DECA 3, 4. Reporter 3, 4; French Club 2. Sarah Melinda Crouse — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herman Crouse. Route 1, Box 100. Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Child Care Club 4; DECA 3; Pep Club 1, 2. Barbara Lynne Hades — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Eades, P.O. Box 3, Long Island. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Reporter 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1. Steven Kent Eades — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eades. Route 1. Box 44. Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All-Conference Track 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4; VICA 4; J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4. Donna Carol FJder — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Elder. 14 F'.ast Haven Drive. Newton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1; FSA 3; FBLA 4; Library Assistant 3; Band. Honor Guard 1. Catherine Elizabeth Elmore — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elmore. Route 1. Box 66. Catawba. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Fmtertainment Committee 3; Economics in Action 3, Office Assistant 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Superlative Most Dependable; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; SRC 1; Drama Club 1; F'SA 3; F'BLA 4. John W. Ervin Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. Dan Ervin, Route 2. Box 239, Catawba. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 2, 3. 4. Reporter 4; J.V. Football 2. Alicia Farrer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard F'arrar. Route 2. Box 363, New- ton. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Tennessee Honors Band 3; All County Band 2, 3; Assistant Drum Major 3, 4; Section Leader 2. 3; Library Club 1, 2; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleading Club 1.2; Band 1,2,3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1. 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 4. 117 John Worth Ervin Alicia Farrer Robin Kay Felts — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John R. Felts. Jr.. Route 2, Box 101, Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Flag Captain 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. Aldric Anthony Fishe Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Janies K. Fishe. Route 2, Box 71. Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 4; Track 2, 3. 4. John Erie Fletcher — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher. P.O. Box 505, New- ton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Escort 2; Science Club 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Track 2, 4. I,ori Lynn Fraley — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox, Route 1, Box 116, Apt. 14. Denver. NC. Ricky Alan Frye — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Frye, Route 2. Box 607, New- ton, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVIT1ES:'VICA 4. Michael Allen Fulbright — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee Fulbright, Route 1, Box 209. Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Chap- ter Corporation Award 3: FFA Federation Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3, 4; ICT 3. 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Federation Dairy Judging Contest, 3, 4; FFA District Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3, 4; FFA District Rally 3, 4; FFA Chapter Treasure 4; R. J. Peeler FFA Camp. Donna Gayle Gabriel — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gabriel. Route 1, Box 77-A, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Sophomore Class Homecoming Representative 2; Economics in Action 2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 4; Class Prophet 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3, Vice-President 4; French Club 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Tennis 3; Newspaper Staff 3. 4 Art Editor 4. Kimberly Frances Gabriel — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Gabriel, Route 1. Box 95-A, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4, Second Runner-Up 4; Sweetheart Court 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; French Club 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3. Neon Raynard Gabriel — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Weddie L. Gabriel, Route 1, Box 173-A, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: History Award 3; Forensics Club 3, 4; Chorus 4. Mitzie Fay Glovier — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Glovier, Jr., Route 2, Box 44-A, Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 4; Pep Club 4. Debra Ann Goodson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Goodson, P.O. Box 735, Claremont, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 2, 4; VICA 3. Lori Ruth Granger — Parents: Mr. Ronald Granger and Mrs. Bain Jones, Route 1, Box 129. Maiden. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Governor’s Page 2; All-County Honors Band 2, 3, 4; University of Tennessee Honors Band 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; French Club 2, 3; SRC 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3. Vice-President 4; Beta Club 3, 4; FHA 4, Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 2. Drum Major 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Robert Alan Grant — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Grant. Route 2, Box 596- L, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Beta Club 4; J.V. Football 2; Annual Staff 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. Gregory Allen Grindstaff — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Grindstaff, Route 2, Box 55, Newton. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4; J.V. Football 1, 2. Anthony Allen Griser — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dellis A. Griser, Route 2. Box 54-C, Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Debate Award 3; Forensics Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2; J.V. Football 1, 2. Jeffrey Scott Guin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Guin, Route 2, Box 176, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 4. Carla Janine Ham — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ham. Route 2, Box 48, New- ton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2; ICT 3.4. President 3, 4. Bryan Stanley Harvey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David S. Harvey, Route 1, Box 94-A. Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Football 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Robin Kay Felts Aldric Anthony Fishe Robert Alan Grant Gregory Allen Grindstaff 118 Anthony Allen Griser Jeffrey Scott Guin Carla Janine Ham Bryan Stanley Harvey 119 John Todd Hildebrand Stephen O’Neal Hill Rodney Dean Hooks Steven Eric Houser Reggie Reid Hoyle Timothy Lee Huffman Patricia Ann Israel Donald Ray Jarrett 120 Dwayne Grogan Hensley Pamela Lynn Hewitt Todd Wesley Houston Tracy Gene Houston Tina Norene Havner — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joel Havner, Route 2, Box 147-A, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Economics in Action 3; Library Club I, Secretary 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 3; FSA 3; Office Assistant 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; FBLA 4 Beth Elaine Hedrick — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hedrick, Route 2, Box 615, Newton, NC HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Bus Driver 3. Joey Wray Hendricks — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hendricks. Route 1, Box 90, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Award 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Carpentry Club 4; J.V. Football 1,2; Var- sity Football 3, 4. Gene Monroe Hendrix — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendrix, Route 1, Box 89, Maiden. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All County Band 2, 4: Homecoming Escort 4; Band 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. Dwayne Grogan Henslev — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jeinkins, Route 1, Box 98, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1; ICT3.4; J.V. Football 2. Pamela Lynn Hewitt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hewitt, Route 1, Box 127, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3; Typing Award 3; Pep Club 3; FBLA 4; Varsity Basketball 3. John Todd Hildebrand — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hildebrand. Route 1. Box 33, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Economics in Action 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2,3, 4; SAE 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Beta Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager, Photographer; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Senior Superlative Most Dependable. Stephen O’Neal Hill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hill, Route 1, Box 227- H, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: ICT3, 4; Carpentry Club 3; FFA 1, 3. Rodney Dean Hooks — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn C. Hooks, Route 2, Box 56, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club. Steven Eric Houser — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John C. Houser, Route 1, Box 71-1, Denver, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football Player of the Week, 2, 3; Tennis Trojan Award 3; Football Captain 4; Christmas Escort 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Key Club 3. 4; J.V. Football 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Todd Wesley Houston — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Houston, Jr., 16 Hun- sucker Drive. Newton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. Tracy Gene Houston — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Houston, Route 2, Box 313, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Quarter 3; All- County Band 2,3,4, Squad Leader 4; FFA 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. Reggie Reid Hoyle — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hoyle, Route 1, Box 143, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: ICT 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; Parliamentarian 4, FFA 3, 4. Timothy Lee Huffman — Parent: Mrs. Maxine Huffman. Route 3. Box 431, Conover, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1; DEC A 3.4. Patricia Ann Israel — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Nash C. Israel, Route 2, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: SAE 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Colorguard 4; Annual Advertising Staff 3, 4. Donald Rav Jarrett — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Jarrett, Route 1, Box 427, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3; VICA 4, Treasurer 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. David Eugene Johnson — Parent: Mr. Eugene Johnson, Route 1, Box 281, Maiden. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 4; SRC 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Gary Scott Jones — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr., Route 1, Box 166, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football Player of the Week 4; Headhunter Award 4; Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Suc- ceed; J.V. Football Defensive Player 2; Tennis Sportsmanship Award 2; Tennis All-Conference 3, M.V.P. 3; Junior Marshal 3; Boys State Nominee 3; Economics in Action 2; Morehead Nominee 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Monogram Club I, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; SAE 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Key Club 3; Pep Club 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2,3, 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Annual Staff, Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4, Advertising Staff 3, 4. David Eugene Johnson Gary Scott Jones 121 Shandran Danette Jones — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dale Jones, Route 2, Box 86, Newton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: All-County Band 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 4. Secretary 4; SAE 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Typist 4. Deborah Elaine Josev — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Josey. Route 1. Maiden. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3, 4. Historian 4: Art Club 3. 4: Vice-President 3. Melvina Annette Kennedy — Parent: Mrs. Mary Kennedy, Route 2, Box 82, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 4. Shanda Williams Korn — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams, Jr., Route 1, Box 157, Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Debate Club 2; French Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; FBLA 4. Douglas Edward Lail — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee Lail, Route 2, Box 660, Newton. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3; FFA 1; DECA 4. Loric Ann Laney — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Laney, Route 1, Box 150, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 1. 4: Child Care Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; J.V. Basketball Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3. Laurie Gail I,ee — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hoyle, Route 2, Box 252-B. Catawba. NC. Honda Leigh Little — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Larry l ee Little. Route 1. Box 269, Maiden. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2,3.4; Monogram Club 4; French Club 2; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Burette Alexander Long — Parent: Mrs. M. A. Long, Jr.. Route 2. Box 142, Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3. Reporter 3. Anita Darlene McCombs — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richmond McCombs. Route 1, Box 105-B. Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal 3; Morehead Nominee 4; MITE at NCSU 4; J.V. Basketball MVP 1; Library Club 1; President 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4. Vice-President 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; Annual Start'4, Typist 4; Advertising Staff 4. Bcvcrlv Ann McCombs Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Forsvthc, Route 2, Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: SRC 1; VICA 3. 4; ICT 3, 4. Eric Jerome McCombs — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCombs. Route 2, Box 582, Newton, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: J.V. Football Most Valuable Offense 2; Class Vice-President 1, 3; Economics in Action 2; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; SRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Elizabeth Ann McKay — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. H. (I. McKay, Route 1, Box 250, Maiden. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Governor's Page 2; Homecoming Court 1; Second Place Affirmative Speaker Award 3; Drama Club 1; Pep Club 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2, 3, 4. Terrv Fave Madron — Parent: Mrs. Macie Madron, P.O. Box 291, Catawba. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1. Tommy Rav Madron — Parent: Mrs. Macie Madron, P.O. Box 291, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2, 3. 4: ICT 3: Band 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 4. Alesia Jo Major Parents: Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Speagle, Route 2. Box 553. Maiden. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1.3. 4: FHA 1. 4. Ronnie Neil Major — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Brian Major. Route 1. Box 344. Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Escort 1, 4; HWC, NCFWC Arts Festival, Honorable Mention and First Place in Visual Arts 2. Honorable Mention and First Place in District III in Macrameand First in Metal Sculpture, State Finals Second in Macrame 3; Science Club 1, 2.3, 4; SRC 3. 4; Art Club 3, 4; SAE 4; FBLA 4. Brenda Lea Martin Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wavne Martin. Route 1, Box 83, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sophomore En- tertainment Committee 2; Homecoming Court 4; Science Club 1. 2; French Club 2; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Shandran Danette Jones Laurie Gail Lee Elizabeth Ann McKay Deborah Elaine Josey Ronda Leigh Little Terry Faye Madron 122 Melvina Annette Kennedy Shanda Williams Korn Douglas Edward Lail Lorie Ann Laney Burette Alexander Long Anita Darlene McCombs Beverly Ann McCombs Eric Jerome McCombs Tommy Ray Madron Alesia Jo Major Ronnie Neil Major Brenda Lea Martin 123 Glenda Ann Martin Lisa Ann Martin Lori Ann Mathis Pamela Lynne Matthews Gena Renae Morrison Deborah Jean Painter Vanessa Ruth Pennington Benjamin Michael Plunkett Calvin W. Reid Sonya Anita Reid Guy David Roberts Janet Lea Robinson 124 David Loy Mauney Robin Kristine Mensch William Prescott Rebecca Annette Reader Glenda Ann Martin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Martin, Route 2, Box 450, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2; VICA 3, 4: ICT 3. 4. Lisa Ann Martin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Martin, Route 1, Box 144- B, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4; Sweetheart Court 1; Class Vice-President 2, Reporter 3, Historian 4; Basket- ball All Conference; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Lori Ann Mathis — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mathis, Route 1, Box 221, Maiden, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Miss 3; Junior Marshal 3; Class Vice-President 4; Certificate for Achievement in Biology 2; Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed; Art Club 1; SAE 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4, Production Manager 4, Advertising Staff 4; Christmas Court 4, First Runner-up. Pamela Lynne Matthews — Parent: Paula Matthews. Route 1, Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3. 4; FFA 2: VICA 4; ICT 4. David Loy Maunev — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Loy Mauney. Jr., Route 2, Box 59, Newton, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band Most Improved 2, 3; Class Lyricist 4; Senior Superlative — Most School Spirit; Christmas Court 4; Homecoming Court Escort 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. Robin Kristine Mensch — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mensch, Route 1, Box 140-B, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2; SAE 3, 4; Band 1, 2. Gena Renac Morrison —■ Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morrison, Route 1, Box 376, Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1. 2; Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; Art Club 3, President 3; COO 4. Deborah Jean Painter ■ Parents: Mr. George M. Painter and Jewell L. Set- tlemyre, Route 1, Box 26, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Sweetheart Court 3; Rifle Co-Captain 3; Rifle Captain 4; Ten- nessee Honors Band 3, 4; All County Band 3; Third Place in Free Style Com- petition at Colorguard Camp 4; Pep Club 1; Stage Band 2.3,4: Bus Driver 3.4. Vanessa Ruth Pennington — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pennington, Sr.. 1205 1 Lvle Haver Development, Conover, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; DECA 3. 4; President 4; Track 1. Benjamin Michael Plunkett — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Plunkett. Route 1. Box 166, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Track Trojan Award 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Pep Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball 4. William Prescott — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Setzer, P.O. Box 225, Clare- mont, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 3; VICA 3, 4. Rebecca Annette Reader — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William C. Reader, P.O. Box 335, Terrell, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 3. 4; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2, 4. Calvin W. Reid — Parent: Mr. Will Reid, Jr., Route 1, Box 109-A, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1; Auto Mechanics Club I, 3; FFA 3. Sonya Anita Reid — Parent: Mr. Will Reid. Jr.. Route 1, Box 109-A. Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care 3. 4; Library Club 2, 4; Art Club 1. Guy David Roberts — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Roberts, Route 1, Box 143, Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 3, 4. Janet Lea Robinson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William F. Robinson. Route 2, Box 219-A, Claremont, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal 3; Biology Award 2; Economics in Action 2; Drama Club 1; SAE 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Frerch Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. Reporter 4: Beta Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Cheerleader Club 1; Annual Staff Junior Editor 3. Photographer 3, 4, Editor 4; Annual Advertising Staff 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Band 1, 2; All-County Band 2. Phyllis Ann Robinson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Robinson, Route 1. Box 20, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 4; Pep Club 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; SAE 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 3, 4. Phillip James Rowe — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rowe, Route 2, Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Key Club 3. 4: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; J.V. Footballl I, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. 125 Phyllis Ann Robinson Phillip James Rowe Penny Louise Schronce — Parent: Mrs. Brenda Poovey, Route 2, Box 670, New- ton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1. 2; Art Club 1,3, Secretary 3. Timothy Bruce Schronce — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Randy Schronce, Route I, Box 169. Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Valentines Court Escort 1. 3; Christmas Court Escort 2. 3; J.V. Gary Butler Award 2; Baseball Trojan Award 3; Class Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Sophomore En- tertainment Committee 2; Senior Superlative — Best All Around 4; Monogram Club 1. 2. 3, 4. President 4; French Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, President 4; J.V. Football 1, 2. Captain 2; Baseball I, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Football 3. 4. Captain 4; Track 4. Bryan Kent Scruggs — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Scruggs, Route 3, Box 704, Conover, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Football Player of the Week 3; Senior Superlative — Friendliest 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Greg Scott Setzer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Setzer, P.O. Box 490, Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1. 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4. Anita Chantae Sherrill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sherrill. Route 1, Box 432, Maiden. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; North Carolina Youth Assembly 3; Softball All-Conference 2, 3, Most Improved 2, 3; First Place Freestyle Com- petition at Piedmont Camp 4; Drama Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Monogram Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Squad 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Cynthia G. Sherrill — Parent: Mrs. Blanche Sherrill. Route 2, Box 233, Sherrills Ford, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1; FHA 4; Pep Club 4. Jimmie David Sherrill Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie D. Sherrill, Route 2, Box 139-A. Catawba, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4. John Allen Sherrill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Sherrill, Route 2, Box 93, Newton. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 4; FFA 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Tammie Rae Shook — Parents: Mr. Ray V. Shook and Mrs. Martha Killian, Route 2, Box 202, Claremont, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 1, 4, Queen 4; Christmas Court 3; Governor’s Page 2; Governor’s Youth Conference 3; First Place Optimist Oratorical Contest 1. 2; Office Assistant 4; Class President 2, 3; Class Poet 4; All County Band 3; Senior Superlative Best All Around 4; Drama Club I; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; SRC 3. 4. Secretary 3, President 4; Monogram Club 4; Forensics Club 2; French Club 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co- Captain 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Debate 2. Donna Sigmon —• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William A. Foy, Jr., Route 1, Box 89, Denver, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 4; French Club 3. 4; Art Club 3, 4. John (llenn Sigmon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Sigmon, Route 2, Box 477 W Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; VICA 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4; Tennis 1; J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3. Mark Wesley Sigmon — Parent: Mrs. Elizabeth Sigmon. Route 1, Box 69, Den- ver. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Class President 1: Senior Superlative — Most Athletic 4; Football Most Valuable Back 3, All-Conference 2; Basketball Hustle Award 2, Defensive Award 3; Monogram Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Var- sity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Tennis 2. Richard Alan Sigmon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Sigmon, Route 2, Box 180. Newton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 2; ICT 3, 4. Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. Mary Ruth Simmemon Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simmemon, Route 2, Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Governor’s Youth Con- ference 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4; SRC 2, 3. 4; SAE 2, 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Debate 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3; Softball Manager 2. Don Henry Smith — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith. Route 1, Box 307, Maiden, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3. Presi- dent 3. John Tim Smith — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnnv Smith, 6 Nance Drive, New- ton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. Kenneth Ray Smith, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ray Smith, Route 2, Box 126, Claremont. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 2, 3, 4; Carpentry Club 2, 3, 4; FFA CO-OP 4. Leisa Ann Smith — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ray Smith, Route 2, Box 268, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3; SAE 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; FBLA 4; Annual Staff, Typist 4. Penny Louise Schronce Jimmie David Sherrill Richard Alan Sigmon Timothy Bruce Schronce John Allen Sherrill x Mary Ruth Simmemon 126 Bryan Kent Scruggs Greg Scott Setzer Anita Chantae Sherrill Tammie Rae Shook Donna Sigmon John Glenn Sigmon Don Henry Smith John Tim Smith Kenneth Ray Smith Cynthia G. Sherrill Mark Wesley Sigmon Leisa Ann Smith 127 Teresa Faye Smith Laura Catherine Smyre Curtis Clifton Springs Jacquelyn Kay Steele Darian Rae Swift Ruben Lee Travis Michelle Lynne Wallace James Ross Weikle Jacqueline Lynn Worley Gina D. Wright 128 Terri Lynn Stewart Teresa Karen Suttles Sherri Lynn Williams Vanessa Gail Williams Tina Suzette Yancey Linda Anne Yarbrough Teresa Faye Smith — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith. Route 2, Box 268, Newton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3; Christmas Court 4; French Club 3, 4; SAE 3, 4; Art Club 1, Vice-President 1; Colorguard 4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 3, 4; FBLA 4, Vice-President 4. Laura Catherine Smyre — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Smyre, Route 2, Box 19, Newton, NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Typing Award 2; Chief Marshal 3; Economics in Action 3; Tennis Most Improved 2; Girls State Nominee 3; Art Club 1; Science Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; SAE 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Senior Superlative — Most Intellectual 4; Tennis 2, 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Proofreader. Typist; Library Assistant 1. Curtis Clifton Springs — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Springs, P.O. Box 294, Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2, 4. Jacquelyn Kay Steele — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lynn H. Steele, Route 1. Box 71-VV. Denver. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1; Stu- dent Relations Club 2. 3. 4; Art Club 3, 4; Library Club 1. Terri Lynn Stewart — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lee Stewart, Route 2, Box 10, Long Island. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Library Club 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Colorguard 3. 4. Teresa Karen Suttles — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Laurence David Suttles. Route 2. Box 124. Catawba. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Band Sabre Carrier 3. Darian Rae Swift — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William R. Swift. Route 1. Box 153, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVI TIES: Monogram Club 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; FHA, 3, 4; Child Care Club 4. Ruben Lee Travis — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Travis, Route 1, Box 38- H. Catawba, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: ICT 3, 4. Michelle Lynne Wallace — Parent: Mrs. Donna Marsh, P.O. Box 5, Sherrills Ford. NC. James Ross Weikle — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Barber. P.O. Box 582, Clare- mont. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1; Library Club 3. Sherri Lynn Williams — Parent: Mrs. Brenda Maynard, Route I, Box 112, Sherrills Ford. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Library Club 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 4. Vanessa Gail Williams — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Williams. Route 2. Box 253-A, Catawba. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Library Club 2. 3. 4. President 4; SRC 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. Jacqueline Lynn Worley — Parent: Mrs. Norma Tibbs, Route 2, Box 2, Newton, NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3, 4; FHA 3. Gina Darlene Wright — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Wright. 205 Mor- ningside Drive. Newton. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FHA 1: Pep Club 1; Child Care Club 4. Tina Suzette Yancey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bill W. Yancey, Route 1, Box 458, Maiden. NC. HONORS, CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Economics in Ac- tion 3; Softball Sportsmanship Award 3; Junior Marshal 3; Prom Committee 3: Second Place Balls Creek Optomist Club Oratorical Contest 2, 3; Fifth Place Appalachian State University Oratorical Contest 2; Fifth Place Lenoir Rhyne Oratorical Contest 2; Art Club 1. President 1; Monogram Club 2. 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Forensics Club 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4: Annual Staff, Typist, Proofreader 4. Linda Anne Yarbrough — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Claude M. Yarbrough. Route I. Box 7. Long Island. NC. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1, 2, 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; Band, Colorguard 2, 3. 4. Quarter Master 3. Flag Captain 4. 129 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BESTALLAROUND Bruce Schronce Tammie Shook MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT David Mauney Sandy Cook 130 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC Mark Sigmon Robin Campbell MOST DEPENDABLE John Hilderbran Beth Elmore MOST INTELLIGENT Nathan Caldwell Laura Smyre FRIENDLIEST Bryan Scruggs Becky Reader MOST ORIGINAL Gene Hendrix Elizabeth McKay SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Top Right: Junior Class Miss — Pam Edwards. Bottom Right: Junior Class Of- ficers (left to right): Secretary- Treasurer—Janet Deal; Repor- ter—Terri Howard; Vice- President—Greg Hunsucker; President—Ronnie Dellinger. J U N I 0 R S J U N I 0 R S J u N I 0 R S 134 Adams, William Edward Annis, Lucretia Hope Barnes, Barbara Darlene Bell, Gary Wayne Bottomly, Wayne Andrew Bowman, Terry Kenneth Jr. Bridges, Lisa Gaye Brittain, Bradley Don Brown, Phillip Carl Brown, Richard Earl Brumley, Debbie Anna Buchanan, Shellie Levon Buff. Amy Denise Bumgarner, Earl Allen Bumgarner, Marsha Glennette Bumgarner, Mary Ann Burdick, Kenneth Earl Byrum, Robert Timothy Caldwell, Angela Renae Caldwell, Tracy Devon Canipe, Lori Ann Capps, Flemmons Jackson Cline, Tanya Jean Connor, Adrian Renard Corvin, Molly Melissa Crouse, David Lee Deal, Janet Renee Dellinger, Dwight Douglas Dellinger, Jackie Caroline Dellinger, Ronnie Alan Dover, Michael Lamar Drum, Kelly Lee Edwards, Pamela Carole Edwards, Ricky Daniel Elder, Mark Darren Ellis, Sharon Renee Fisher, Kelly Wayne Fletcher, Tina Lynn Flowers, Cheryl Katrina Flynn, James David Forney, Mary Etta Fourshee, Eric Robert Foy, Johnny Roy Gabriel, Aundrea Evette Gabriel, Marcella Deneen Gilbert, Mary Ann Goins, Todd Andrew Griser, Lesa Anne Guin, 'Peresa Lynn 135 Harris, Bennett O’Neal, Jr. Harris, James Jeffrey Harwell, Stephen Eric Head, Cynthia Nadine Hefner, Kelly Lynn Hicks, Jimmy Lee Hicks, Tim Lee Hollar, Lori Anne Honeycutt, Deborah Diane Howard, Terri Ann Huffman, Kimberly Deneen Huffman, Jonathan David Hunsucker, Gregory Martin Isenhour, Jerry Wayne Josey, Joel Nelson Josey, Lora Lynn Lail, Tammy Ann Lawson, Cecilia Renee Leatherman, Ronda Bernice Lee, Eric Craig Lee, Rhonda Michelle Lineberger, Tracy Dianne Little, Jeffrey Louise Little, Sharon Renee Little, Shirley Renee Long, Susan Amnee Mack, Levetta Maria Major, Kenneth Wayne Maples, Patricia Beatrice Martin, Jeff Dean McCombs, Angela Genise Michael, Cynthia Diane Miller, Mitchell Toy Moore, Robin Lynne Mundy, Tony Lee Murray, Lynda Anne Noles, Timothy Scott Nolley, William Frank Odom, Vernon Edward 136 Parkhurst, Tina Diane Pope, Clifton Scott Price, Virginia Ann Propst, Randall Lynn Queen, Jeffrey Carroll Rathbone, Ricky Dale Robinson, Jeffrey Leonard Rufty, Terry Lee Rummage, Richard Allan Scaer, Susan Alicia Setzer, Amy Joanne Setzer, Eric Todd Shrader, Eva Marie Sigmon, Ricky Wayne Sigmon, Rodney Eugene Smith, Danny Ray Smith, David Ross Spencer, Toni Elizabeth Springs, Kim Lucille Stewart, Dawn Michele Tryon, Nancy Susan Wallace, Deanna Lee Wesson, Thomas Scott Wilfong, Ernie Abe Wilkinson, Kenneth Dwayne Wilkinson, Timothy Wayne Witherspoon, Robin Virginia Wood lief, Teresa Anne Worley, Patricia Gail Wyatt, Eric Wilson Yancey, Melissa Ann 137 Top: Sophomore Class Officers: Kelly Buff, Presi- dent; Jackie Buchanan, Vice-President; Dwayne Burke, Secretary-Treasurer; Lori Cline, Reporter. Left: Sophomore Class Miss — Kelly Buff. 138 Abernathy, Jewell Lynn Alexander, Tony Wayne Allen, Bernice Ann Allen, Terry Dalton Allred, Brett Rodney Arndt, Loretta Anne Bach, Aubrey Franklin Bailey, Annette Frances Bandy, Marty Jerome Barber, O’Dell Dason Barnes, Teresa Ann Beatty, Patricia Ann Bell, Deanna Lynn Bell, Robert Edward Benfield, Gregory Dale Black, Loretta Lynn Black, Randall Ferman Bolick, Teressa Lynne Boone, Larry Alan Buchanan, Jackie Lynn Buff, Kelly Michele Bumgarner, Deborah Lynn Bumgarner, Patty Beth Burke, Aaron Dwayne Bustle, Larry Lee Jr. Byers, Kenneth Mack Caldwell, Larry Eugene Caldwell, Roger Steven Campbell, Kelly Dawn Carpenter, John Mark Carroll, Vanessa Renee Carroll, Victor Ray Chandler, Scott Lee Cline, Lori Ann Clontz, Horace Junior Conner, Shaun Michael Corvin, Kenny Kyle Cox, Donald Wilbur Cox, Donna Cybele Crouse, Sandra Edith Daniels, Marvin Earl Deal, Amy Rebecca 139 Deal. Robert Walter Dover, Linda Ann Drum, Timothy Howard Duncan, Clyde Gregory Edwards, Tammy Michele Evans, Kenneth Burton Evans, Lonnie Dean Evans, Ronnie Gene Farley, Yola Patrice Felts, Allen Ray Finney, -James Alonzo Flowers, Willie Wesley Forbes, Jerry Meade Ford, Randy Gene Foster, Jenny Rogers Frady, Ricky Dean Frazure, Scott Kenneth Gabriel. Benjamin Gather Galloway, Beverly Ann Gibson, Dale Keith Goble, William Dale Goodson, Angela Marie Greenard, Beverly Corlee Greer, Calvin Willard Griffin, Randall Kevin Hager, Angela Denise Harper, Robert Finley Harris, Timothy Allen Hathcock. Rome Keith Helms, Lilly Ann Hensley, Darrell Kevin Hester, Michael James Hicks, Ricky Allen 140 Hilderbran, Teresa Kay Hoke, Jerry Thomas Holdsclaw, Mary Donna Hollar, Richard Christopher Hollifield, Peggy Denise Hood, Scott Carlton Houston, Michael Scott Houston, Ronnie Franklin Howard, Lisa Anne Huffman, Danny Neal Huffman, Michael Ray Isenhour, Lisa Colene Israel, Susan LeNora Jones, Donna Lynn Jones, Timothy Lee Josey, Cindy Gail Kadlec, Kimberly Ann Kiziah, David Lee Korn, Vickie Marilyn Lail, Ben Kelly Lail, Donna Lynn Lail, Rodd Alex Lail, Todd Alan Laws, Lesa Margaret Leather man, Abigail Van Lee, Kimberly Ann Leonard, John Homer Lewis, Charles Robert Linebarger, Patrice Lapal Linebarger, Walter Ray, Jr. Lineberger, Sibyl VVillette Lineberger, Todd Wayne Little, Angela Latees 141 Little, Darin Kaye Little, Jammie Kaye Little, Karen Mavis Little, Mashell Antoinette Loadhoaldt, Mary Elizabeth Longworth, Donna Melissa Love, Rachel Mae Lowman, Scott Eric Lytton, Mark Hampton Mabrey, Angela Lynn Mack, Susie Moray Maney, Carla Diane Martin, Derik Lee Mathis, Melissa Janeen Matthews, Fred Wayne McClain, Roger Alan McCombs, Leslie Ann McKay, Marilyn Louise Mitchell, Mark Dwayne Moose, John Allen Mullinax, Sheila Faye Mullins, David Dewey Painter, Eric Scott Perkins, Carolyn Beth Plunkett, Patrick Andrew Poovey, Tammy Darnell Poovey, Tonya Dee Ricker, Tammara Suzanne Roth, Angile Lee Rudisill, David Wayne Schronce, Angela Renee Schronce, Sharon Elaine Seagle, Ricky Travis Self, Brenda Kay Setzer, Callie Michele Setzer, Cynthia Diane Setzer, Mitchell Smith Shelton, Lisa Carol Sherrill, Lisa Elaine Sherrill, Tracy Lynn Shoemaker, Sherry Lynn Shook, Jonathan Leonard 142 Shook, Roger Dale Sigmon, Touyna Renia Simmemon, Donald David Sipe, Susan Lynette Smith, Debbie Jean Springs, Darwin Craig Springs, Vivian Arlene Stewart, Darrell Eugene Stewart, Ted Allen Story, Michele Angela Swink, Robert Colan Talbert, Bobby Ray Thornburg, Christy June Tibbs, Robert Sidney Turner, Rosselyn Dianne Valentine, Mitchell Todd Vanderlinden, Lisa Elaine Waller, Brenda Kaye Whitener, Peggy Sue Wilfong, Joyce Curlene Wilkinson, Donna Sue Williams, Tracy Leigh Wilson, Cynthia Anne Wilson, Donna Neil Wilson, Joni Elizabeth Wilson, Mary Ann Wray, Catherine Darlene 143 FRE SHMEN Top Right: Freshman Class Miss — Regina Little. Bottom Right: Freshman Class Officers (left to right) Seated: President — Kelly Gabriel; Vice- President — JoAnn Adams. Standing: Secretary-Treasurer — Carla Wyatt; Reporter — Kelly Hilton. 144 CLASS OF ’84 Adams, Jo Ann Allen, Lillian Pearl Annis, Sherri Loree Ballard, Jeffrey Todd Beal, Tony Drewayne Behling, Jimmy Alan Belcher, James A. Black, Christopher Todd Blackburn, Gary Wayne Blackburn, Jimmy Fred Blackburn, William Jeff Bolick, Jonathan Killian Boyles, Angie Denise Brewer, Victor Dale Broome, Bonnie Elaine Burgess, Janet Lynn Burke, Eric David Calloway, Rodney Dean Capps, John Fitzgerald Carpenter, Larry Creighton Carroll, Leslie Ann Childers, Elliot Kermit Childers, Paula Annette Christopher, Edwin Ray Clontz, Wanda Gail Connor, Cynthia Denise Connor, Dwight Connor, Tina Elizabeth Connor, William Maurice Corvin, Sarah Inez Dills, Robert Eugene Duncan, Robin Lynne Ellis, Randall Lynn Evans, Stacey Wade Ewing, Mark Randall Farley, Gardenia Beatrice Faw, Cathy Jane Flowers, Jerald Stanley Fowler, Tracy Lee Fox, Wesley Eugene Foy, Tonya Deneanne Gabriel, Kelly Lynn Gilbert, Teresa Dianne Goodson, Cynthia Lynette Goodson, Kimberly Annette Goodson, Todd Edward Grindstaff, Timothy Blaine Guy, Angilina Hager, Dennis Eugene Harris, Bradley Lee Harris, James LeRoy Hass, Judith Lynn Hedrick, Lori Jean Hefner, Kelly Leigh Hefner, Lori Ann Hefner, Victor Todd 145 Helton, Rodney Carroll Hendricks, Gena Rose Hewitt, Annette Carole Hewitt, Ginger Renee Hicks, -James Kelly Higgs, Patricia Lynne Hilton, Kelly Ray Hollar, Alan Ray Holliday, Susan Marie Holshouser, Scott Eugene Houston, Lisa Diane Hubbard, Virginia Ruth •Johnson, Brian David Johnson, Terri Lynn •Josey, Rhonda Ann Kiziah, Linda Bernice Korn, Barbara Frances Lail, David Wayne Lail, Ricky Wayne Laney, Chad Kevin Laney, Gloria Jane Lasher, Samuel David Leatherman, Becky Lynn Lewis, Lori Ann Lineberger, Barbara Jane Little, Adrian Renard Little, Andrea Regina Little, Melvin Dewayne Little, Regina Ann Loftin, Leisa Dianne Long, Cindy Ann Lowe, Roxanne Maselle Lyda, Dean Edward McCombs, Marcella Ann McCreary, Wayne Earnest McMurry, Sharon Levon McRee, Jeffrey Scott Mack, Charles Edward Marshall, Julie Paige Matthews, Bart Franklin Mayhew, Aaron Lee Meares, Chaundra Ann Miller, Barbara Leigh Miller, David Todd Miller, Tim Glenn Mullen, Sonya Vatrice Murray, Cindy Rose Ollis, Carla Gaye Owens, Elizabeth Ann Parker, Jerri Lynne Payne, Raven Del Payne, Yvonne Ann Pope, Kelly Lynn Pope, Mitchell Allen Prince, Gordon Edgar Reece, Kim Louise 146 Heed, Mike Eugene Reid, Albert Curtis Rinehardt, John Clifton Rink, Kim Denise Rogers, Mark Thomas Rogers, Philip Ray Rowe, Dean Howard Rowe, Timothy Darren Rudisill, Steven Lee Schronce, Becky Lynn Settlemyre, Sonya Carole Setzer, Scottie Allan Setzer, Skip Prestion Shelton, Gary Scott Shepherd, Scott Thomas Sherrill, Tim Scott Shubert, David Todd Shuford, Mary Ann Sigmon, Lisa Dianne Sigmon, Stephanie Lynn Sipe, Allen Claude Smith, Charles Scott Smyre, Dorothy Jeannene Spencer, Steve Kelly Stewart, Timothy Vaughn Taylor, Debbie Mae Testor, Karen Denise Thomason, Randy Steven Thompson, Curtis William Thornburg, Teresa Dawn Travis, Jeffrey Wade Triplett, Sherrie Diane Turner, Juanda Yvette Warlick, Nicole Watson, Wesley Eric Whisnant, Calvin Ted Wilkes, Gereld Jerone Wilkinson. Regina Marie Wood, John DeWitt Worley, Rhonda Renee Wright, Angela Sue Wright. Wesley Wates Wyatt. Carla Belinda Yancey, Jimmy Earl Yancey, Kimberly JoAnne Yates, Tammy Jo Young, Shirley Nadine Yount, Tamara Yvette 147 148 lo pr , «� or 1 .wv NEW § •red -n mutlift eh’- -I 1 Dot xe man Hr § iha i « n-1 eel! ■ c . int. y I: mle A . fl :jo. 4 1 'J u iei) uqniture '■’m I: ch 17«! too Ul'r NFS HTW—Er for trained mechanic Portable u� ed I ' E Portable S 2W4 TABLE Vibar 9x11. ___ DESK ThKiERATOR Moll i condition 17$ I W«| FRIGERATOR 9 Mi ape� , 2 pair floral EEZER '4 ho.f 1 IG IDA IRE 10 ft 'Vo V Of E.: ; '.s$ fin :n America rrt rr harope 1.0� ea: ACM F «( AU?YXJ'A STt too N Lou -«tenor Decoration one®1 art pianoir.f tervira and if. i n interior and ext ic| tod papentv to rsii JTrour Cell •ef l.g « ri'nx ■ 41« et� h A-::kr ui| eerv'ce N «na t Wr ijiin’' do au lion | tod uphot H US I I bom11 VliiffVifl || “1 t r Ml M | «dei [NOS dama. i! Co Icei to rs pm B:� d � ONT RES| Ml tv r5 inning BY Are fio o r HU! Inc Rlchirc 12 N. Il B!vc In Doufa Ample Parkm Spinet organ 'si Piano Cprt M A I ATlIEHN r M reason a hi ■ n • u r Noi •M - todJ Y4ve li.reer x: r MFU.F.ri ■: • 3 4 '� I rv 4 ff I I t year tj ■ eM-eiiem-r iZO t rHFRN 1 r v sfrvTce •ri'oritJ guaranteed Re in our irni today w five Green 0 air] t J 4’9« h t k m ell Call adi H rvjce Vh t Dr� r t� K Hineon w 1yI� e‘ 1 £ l e.'t � at, 119 Kart P| tv A 1T‘H k teed John W-i «VKLDOr i 004 PVu kVMi Bootft Re PI • 79 N Bre� a_, QUkL 5i 149 The 1981 Annual Staff Would Like To Thank Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran For His Support And Leadership Which Made The Production Of This Annual Possible. Drum’s Restaurant No. 1 Drum’s Crossroads 464-3635 Drum’s Food Center and Radio and T.V. Service Drum’s Crossroads 464-0918 Drum’s Restaurant No. Conover 464-1450 NORTON COMPANY NEWTON GLOVE OPERATIONS Maiden Withers Road 428-9291 912 N. Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Plants in: Oxford Community Route 1, Claremont 759-7302 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Newton North Ashe Avenue 464-4771 of Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5061 “Famous for Clothes for the Woman Who Cares” 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 k M Papa's Business Hours Mon. thru Sat. 11:00 A.M. til Midnight Sunday Hours 12:00 P.M. til Midnight Compliments of Twin City Lanes P.O. Box 44 Newton, North Carolina Manager Marvin D. (Sam) Murray 152 Telephone: 464-5890 Conover Drug Co., Inc. 203 1st Street East Conover, North Carolina Phone: 464-4491 Hilda Price (Owner) Billy Price, R. PH. To serve you is our pleasure. DRUM FUNERAL HOME Jim Littlefield Graduate Services “Serving Catawba County Since 1926” Conover, North Carolina “The only money you will ever spend on your Jostens’ Class Ring is the purchase price.” A. B. Thornburg, Sr. 464-3031 Guaranteed for a lifetime. For adjustments or to reorder contact: NEWTON DRUGS Jim Littlefield — Graduate Services P.O. Box 8 Taylorsville, North Carolina 28681 Prescriptions 33 North College Phone: (704) 632-4302 Telephone: Newton 464-1222 North Carolina Willis and Laney Crane STOP AND SHOP GROCERY and GAS 29 South Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 Owner: Paul Reinhardt Manager: Bradley Reinhardt P.O. Box 715 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: (704) 428-2624 Nightly Call: MEMBER, AMERICAN l ) GEM SOCIETY Paul Laney 428-8074 J.C. Willis 428-8280 GREGORY JEWELERS Your Class Ring Headquarters Design Your Ring The Way You Choose Many Styles And Stones To Choose From Three Weeks Delivery 108 North Main Avenue 153 Newton, North Carolina JONES’ FISH CAMP TERRELL COUNTRY STORE In the Heart of Downtown Terrell Charlie s Bait Shop P.O. Box 668 Conover, North Carolina 28613 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 Telephone 464-8372 At The Rotating Union 76 Ball Springs Road Hickory, North Carolina Alvin Thornburg, II Florists Interiors 502 1st Avenue South Conover, North Carolina Phone (704) 464-9750 Broyhill Industries Newton Plant Conover Furniture Company 154 FIRST FEDERAL Savings Loan Association of Catawba County Conover 464-1464 Maiden 428-8516 Catawba 241-3151 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “81” CATAWBA FCX SERVICE P.O. Box 66 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3832 STUTTS RADIO T.V. Feeds — Seeds — Fertilizers Main Street Newton, North Carolina Farm Chemicals — Farm Supplies Spreading Bulk, Fertilizer, and Lime Service Percision Retreading Compliments of TWIN CITY TIRE SERVICE, INC. CLONINGER TROPHIES Highway 16 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-3013 2625 N.W. Boulevard Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 464-5141 cAUAaL CARPETS AND FLOORCOVERING Highway 150 and 16 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-5718 Archery Bear PSE Accessories Ammunition Remington Shot Shells Winchester Pistol Western Rifle Federal Center Rim Fire License Hunting Fishing RANDY’S BAIT SHOP Rt. 2, Hwy. 16 S., Newton Just ask for Bob or Randy Bait (Live) (Frozen) Worms Shad Crickets Mullet Minnows Shrimp Night Crawlers Lures of all types Rods Reels Daiwa Zebco Johnson Quick Penn Master Eagle Claw Tackle Boxes Plano Rebel Old Pal Umco 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 CALLAWAY HOMES Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-2469 Sectional Homes and Modulars 156 CALVIN’S BAIT AND PACKAGE STORE tri-city electronics Bait, Tackle, and Supplies Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 464-2181 464-6198 Highway 16 North Conover, North Carolina 28613 Telephone 465-1290 MARSHALL ELECTRIC, INC. Electrical Contractors Supplies 2401 N.W. Boulevard — 321 By-Pass Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-1312 Marshall Williams: Owner Complete Line of Carpet, Vinyl Floor Covering, and Wallpaper - installation included Steam Cleaning MIDWAY CARPET DISTRIBUTORS, INC. TELEPHONE (704) 465-1033 1525 N.W. BLVD. NEWTON, N.C. 28658 EVERETTE C. DRUM, JR. :OWNER TEXACO] U.S.-321 Hwy., 64-70 Conover, N.C. 28613 Tel. 704 464-6344 PICK UP DELIVERY Ed Yount DELLINGER’S Manager SERVICE PLUS AT CONOVER TEXACO Ladies’ Children’s Newton North Carolina Men’s Clothing THE JODI BURGER STOP “The Only Place in the World to get The Jodi Burger” JOE’S STOP AND SHOP Highway 321 North of Maiden Owner: Joe Bolick R. M. FARMS, IN ROUTE 2 '' ' • „ ..Warn� CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’81 —YOU MADE IT— NOW CONSIDER BUILDING A CAREER WITH MAIDEN DIVISION AMERICAN TRADITIONAL INTERIORS ETHAN ALLEN IS A HIGH QUALITY COMPANY EMPLOYING CAREER-ORIENTED AND SKILLED EMPLOYEES TO PRODUCE TOP QUALITY FURNITURE. YOU CAN BE PART OF THAT TEAM. CALL PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT MAIDEN, NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE: 428-9361 THE GENERAL STORE THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK Highway 64-70 West Conover, North Carolina “If It’s A Better Deal You’re Looking For, See Bob Dyer Today” General Merchandise Fishing Supplies WESTERN BEEF Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-2686 Compliments of Dresses Lingerie Sportswear CATAWBA RESTAURANT GRILL Main Street Catawba, North Carolina 28609 STEWART JEWELRY CO., INC. P.O. Box 141 Mooresville, North Carolina 28115 Jewelers of Conover “Home of Quality Merchandise” DIAMONDS—WATCHES—GIFTS 108 1st Street East Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5846 A m i [ AIDEN, N. 1 V Maiden, North Carolina Main Street Telephone: 428-8817 P.O. Box 715 Telephone: (704) 428-8287 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 “Buses For Sale Or Lease” CASTAWAY’S FISH AND STEAK HOUSE “The Family’s Best” Dining Room By Reservation 160 Open Tues.-Thurs. 321 South 3:30 p.m.—9 p.m. Maiden, North Carolina Fri.-Sat. Telephone: 428-2213 3:30 p.m.—10 p.m. Sales Yarns Cotton and Synthetics Q hicuin Telephone: (704) 428-9911 P.O. Box 157 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Canton Flannel Finishing Knitted Fabrics HAIRSTYLES BY EDITH ARCHIE’S REALTY AUCTION SALES Route 2 Charlotte Hwy. Jet. 10 16 Newton, North Carolina P.O. Box 251 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 465-1827 Col. Archie R. Barkley Business 704 464-3181 Auctioneer Lie. Real Estate Broker Home 704 428-8331 Maiden, North Carolina “Learning and Savings Are The Twin Foundations of Your Future” Home Office Downtown Newton 12 North Main Avenue Main 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 161 Post Office Drower 820 NEWTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28658 Plants also at Balls Creek Carolina Beach Taylorsville Vale Williston, South Carolina 100% Domestic Made WE DO NOT IMPORT! Working Workers AT HOME! Qua fy 6 we 946 B. E. MATTHEWS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 210 First Avenue South — Conover, North Carolina 28613 GENERAL CONTRACTOR — COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL PHONE: 464-7325 Congratulations to the Senior Class of ’81 MT. OLIVE GARAGE SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY OF CONOVER, INC. Conover Plant Conover, North Carolina Specializing in VW Sendee Rt. 2, Box 84-B Newton, North Carolina 28658 THE THOMAS COMPANY JEWELERS 23 North College Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 David Roberts Phone: Owner 465-1750 Telephone: (704) 464-5111 163 Midstate Mills, Inc. Post Office Box 349 Southern Biscuit Flour Redimix Mixes Newton, North Carolina 28658 (704) 464-1611 Manufacturers of: Tenda Bake Corn Meal Big “M” Feeds AN ES CONVERTING COMWVNY Distributors of Furniture | “Western Steer Family {STE8KH0USE And Bedding Textiles P.O. Box 457 Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4673 The Eating Is Fine ... ... And the Paying is Easy Western Steer Family Steak House Newton, North Carolina Junction Hwy. 321 — Hwy. 10 Telephone: 164 464-8054 JONES FISH CAMP “We serve the finest in seafood” 3 Locations to serve you Phones: Business 483-3194 Residence 464-7395 RICHARD’S CLIPPER BLADES AND SHEAR SHARPENING Rt. 1 Richard Farrer Sherrills Ford, NC 28673 Owner Highway 16 Denver Springs Road Rt. 2 Stony Point Compliments of BOWMAN DRUG P.O. Box 336 Conover, North Carolina Hickory Kiser's Wigvre Saiori TEDDI KISER 483-9813 HWY 16 DENVER PLAZA DENVER, N.C. 28037 THE SNAK SHAK lif'iRi Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. (704) 483-3315 Mon. thru Sat. Fri. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. DENVER HOME FURNISHINGS, INC. P.O. Box 264 Hwy. 16 Denver, N.C. 28037 Greg Towery Jack Joy Lowman ,y k. 1 ft'Tiiitfi 1|-“ Highway 10 Claremont, North Carolina Telephone: 241-3837 Owner and Operator: Ronda Spencer Ice Cream Sandwiches Plate Dinners Fresh Seafood on Weekends 165 MIDWAY MARINIA, INC. O.B. Mercury Motor Sales — Outboard Motor Repair Gas and Oil — Snack Bar — Picnic Tables Boat Storage — Dry and Wet Launching Ramp — Tackle Live Bait — Boat and Motor Rentals Restaurant Terrell Shell Station Complete Auto Service Something For All The Family Open 6:30 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. At the Bridge, Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2333 Miles E. Forbes — Operator JACK’S ENTERPRISES, INC. P. O. Box 280 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-5466 Ladies' and Men’s Clothing Televisions and T.V. Repair Gas SIGMON HARDWARE Highway 150, Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2290 MT. OLIVE SELF SERVICE 425 Highway 10 East Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5652 Groceries YOUNG MEN’S SHOP Purina Chows Servistar Paints Highway 16 — Denver, N.C. Telephone: 483-3350 Main Street — Conover, N.C. Telephone: 464-1485 SERVlltTAR Formal Wear For Proms and Weddings Men’s Clothing and Shoes Newton North Carolina Telephone: 464-1433 Don Weathers y' Pharmacist s' CITY PHARMACY X 206 N. COLLEGE AVE. X C� C - NEWTON, N.C. 28658 X f SIGMON PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY, INC. Developer of Lazy S Subdivision New Homes for Sale I PHONE 1 464-2431 -X Exclusive Ready � o Wear Accessories 1 204 N. COLLEGE AVENUE [ X NEWTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28658 Telephones: x PHONE 464-3721 464-1636 or 464-1487 NEWCON DECORATING CENTER RICHARD’S NEWCON PLAZA NEWTON, N.C. 28658 TRAILER PARK MARTIN Total Electric Trailers for Rent SEN0UR Located on Highway 16 PAINTS 3 miles East of Newton, North Carolina TELEPHONE 464-9400 Telephone: 464-1636 Congratulations Class of 1980 DENVER Don Adrian Beal Terry Sherrill PHARMACY PLAZA BARBER SHOP Hallmark Cards and Gifts New-Con Plaza Highway 16 Denver, North Carolina Next to Red and White Telephone: 464-5919 Telephone: 483-5570 LYNDA’S HAIR BOUTIQUE Manager: Jerry Ferrell Route 2 Box 110 Newton, N.C. Telephone 464-0058 WEDNESDAY—FRIDAY 9:00 PM—5:00 PM 167 HIGHT INSURANCE ASSOCIATES, INC. ‘Risk Managers Specializing in Insurance Management” In the Cline Building Hickory, North Carolina Telephone: 322-1930 121 West B Street Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 465-2920 HOWARD’S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE COMPANY 9:00 a.m 9:00 a.m Closed 9:00 a.m 8:00 a.m — 5:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. — 5:00 p.m. Monday Tuesday Thursday Wednesday Friday Saturday 168 Rt. 1 Denver, North Carolina Highway 150 Co-managers: Bob Lutz, Steve Howard Telephones: Charlotte: 827-5401 Denver: 483-2854 483-2283 Quality furniture at reasonable prices with a trained decorator to help you with your selections. HARTSELL SERVICE INC. Certified HEAT PUMP Dealer HURLEY Refrigeration and Heating Service Inc. Heat Pumps Carrier Carrier Heat Pumps Electric Furnaces Gas Furnaces Oil Furnaces Newton, North Carolina 464-2640 464-7307 Installations “We Service What We Sell” Newton, North Carolina Number One Air Conditioning Maker e Division of Carrier Corporation Carrier See Your Local Carrier Dealer 169 Catawba Realty And Insurance Co., Inc. Loy Abernethy Les Killian Bob Powell P.0. Box 879 232 West A Street Newton, North Carolina Phone: 464-3829 Twin City Supermarket 1 2050 North Main Ave. Newton, North Carolina 464-1648 Twin City Supermarket 2 1908 Rankin Ave. Newton, North Carolina 464-6102 Twin City Supermarket 3 Catawba, North Carolina 241-3421 KEN’S BODY SHOP Owners Mike Trouille and Ken Trouille The Best in Auto Repair Route 1 Box 462 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0119 LAKESIDE GROCERY 0H1OSS ST0TO1H1 mm Jeans and Western Wear, Groceries Complete line of Hunting, Fishing, Boating and Camping Supplies. ROUTE 2. BOX 1 ROAD 1848 SHERRILL’S FORD, N.C. 28673 Highway 150 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina t AAaxcjaxzi zf ?yaLi - (Di HOME 478-3116 wn x SHOP 478-3091 Phone: 483-5231 SALVAGE CQ,inS AUTO DISMANTLERS AND RECYCLERS NEWTOKjiC. P.O. Box 42 Highway 16 South Newton North Carolina 28658 (704) 464-2262 Toll Free in North Carolina! 1214 Thomas Ave. Charlotte North Carolina 28205 (704) 376-9545 1-800-222-8963 Tuckers Grocery and Grill Best Wishes Class of ’81 National Bank of Catawba County MvmlK-r FeiVirfl Rewtvi- Sytu-m Membri Dr punI Iiimujnrr Coipni.ii .■ • Bethlehem, Conover, Maiden, Viewmont, Hickory, Highland, Longview, Midland, Newton, Claremont, West Jefferson P.O. Box 1030 Newton, North Carolina Highway 16, Newton Telephone: 464-0201 “Best Burgers in the Country” Hair Classics Salon Newton Furniture Store Complete Selection of Furniture for your home. 4 Floors of Home Furnishings. Serving the Citizens of Newton and Surrounding Area for over 43 years. 28 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3281 “A Square Concern On the Square” Rt. 1 Road 1824 Catawba, North Carolina Sue Abrams Thank you for your support and patronage. BOB GABRIEL Team Discount School Discount a+td Athletic. A-oohoecA. P.O. Box 661 • 250 Main St. Mooresville. N.C. 28115 Phone 663-4796 171 BALLS CREEK OPTIMIST CLUB ‘FRIEND OFTHE YOUTH” Meeting First and Third Thursdays Optimist Club House 172 President — Nancy Jo Teague Vice-President — Pearl Deal Secretary — Brenda Mackie Treasurer — Faye Burris Carolyn Beal Janice Black Sherri Black Betty Ann Campbell Doris Campbell Sondra Crouse Pat Deal Nancy Drum Fran Hartsoe Shirley DeHart Doris Hilton Barbara Huffman Patsy Isaac Ruth Jones Vivian Jones Ruby Mackie Nancy M unday Debbie Propst Evelyn Sigmon Brenda Smith Marcia Wimberly PROMISE YOURSELF: CREED To START EACH DAY ANEW WITH THE AIM FOR NOBLER AND LOFTY IDEALS. TO WASTE NO MOMENTS PINING, WHEN IN YOUR HEART YOU HAVE NO CAUSE TO FEAR. TO CEASE COMPLAINING ABOUT YOUR DESTINY WHEN YOUR DUTY IS TO KNOW YOUR OWN ROAD AHEAD. TO FIND CONTENTMENT IN SMALL THINGS IN ORDER THAT YOU MAY BETTER ENJOY THE LARGER THINGS OF LIFE. TO LOOK ABOUT YOU FOR THINGS AND PEOPLE TO PRAISE, REMEMBERING ALWAYS THAT FLOWERS ARE BETTER THAN THORNS. TO STRIVE TO USE EACH WAKING HOUR FOR IMPROVING YOURSELF THAT YOU MAY ALSO IM- PROVE CONDITIONS ABOUT YOU. TO BE HOPEFUL, COURAGEOUS, FRIENDLY AND CHEERFUL UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES, SPREADING JOY TO THOSE AT HOME ABROAD. TO HAVE EQUAL CONSIDERATION FOR THE UNFORTUNATE AS WELL AS THE FORTUNATE, REALIZING THERE IS SOME GOOD IN EVERYONE. TO SEE GOOD IN THE RAIN, THE WIND, THE FOG, AND IN THE CONFLICT OF MAN, EVER KEEP- ING IN MIND THAT ALL THINGS ARE FOR THE BEST. TO BE OF SERVICE TO OTHERS, KNOWING THAT THE GREATEST HAPPINESS COMES FROM SERVICES RENDERED AND THAT IN SERVICE TO YOUTH YOU ARE MOLDING THE MEN AND WOMEN OF TOMORROW. Sponsors: Girls Haven $250 Scholarship to a Senior girl at Bandys High 2 girls from Bandys “to Girls’ State” $450 Scholarship in Community for Special Summer Reading Program Cheerleaders for Optimist Football Coach girls Optimist Basketball Coach girls Optimist Softball Annual Balls Creek Optimist Mrs. Tennis Tournament 173 French Club Officers Janet Robinson President Allan Caldwell Vice-President Lori Mathis Secretary-Treasurer Laura Smyre Reporter Dalton Allen Lori Cline Abby Leatherman Sue Scaer Walter Bailey Amy Deal Ronda Lee Bruce Schronce Ella Barringer Janet Deal Charles Lewis Amy Setzer Ronda Beard Ronnie Dellinger Sharon Little Todd Setzer Greg Benfield Kelly Drum Beth Loadholdt Chantae Sherrill Phil Brown Greg Duncan Roger McClain Tammie Shook Debbie Brumley Renee Ellis Elizabeth McKay Mark Sigmon Mitchell Buff Tina Fletcher Marilyn McKay Mary Ruth Simmemon Beth Bumgarner Kelly Hefner Derrik Martin Susan Sipe Tim Byrum Donna Holdsclaw Robin Moore Leisa Smith Nathan Caldwell Lori Hollar Tony Mundy Teresa Smith Jane Carpenter Terry Howard Scott Painter Ted Stewart Victor Carroll Susan Israel Becky Reader Mitchell Valentine Morrow Cleveland Lora Josey Phillis Robinson Deanna Wallace 174 Linda Yarbrough Mrs. Rogers’ Senior Homeroom Mary Clark Rodney Cline Sandy Cook Carl Connor Debby Cooper Kent Cranford Tammy Crites Sarah Crouse Barbara Eades Steven Eades Donna Elder Beth Elmore John Ervin Alicia Farrer Robin Felts Aldric Fishe John Fletcher Robbie Flowers Lori Fraley Ricky Frye Michael Fulbright Donna Gabriel Kim Gabriel Raynard Gabriel Mitzi Glovier Debby Goodson Lori Granger 175 Mr. Hilderbran’s Sophomore Homeroom Beth Bumgarner Dwayne Burke Larry Bustle Mark Byers Larry Caldwell Roger Caldwell Kelly Campbell Mark Carpenter Vanessa Carroll Vic Carroll Scott Chandler Lori Cline Junior Clontz Darlene Connor Michael Connor Kelly Corvin Donald Cox Donna Cox Sandra Crouse Marvin Daniels Amy Deal Bobby Deal 176 Mrs. Motsinger’s Sophomore Homeroom Mrs. Teague’s Sophomore Homeroom Mr. Matheson’s Junior Homeroom Mrs. Witherspoon’s Junior Homeroom 179 Jerry D. Fogleman The force of our love could never be broken I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH Forever Yours, Vanessa R. Carroll JACKS’ MARKET AND GRILL Rt. 1, Box 103 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Highway 150 Route 1 H W DRUG COMPANY Manager Edward Haupt Box 489 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0881 HAIR BOUTIQUE Sandy Armstrong — Owner, Stylist Stylists: Rhonda Moore T’lene Barker Beverly Grass Highway 16 Denver, North Carolina Denver, North Carolina Claremont Oj ice A upp lip A rnc. 103 North College Avenue Newton North Carolina 28658 Telephone 465-1092 465-1093 180 CO Comm Scope Company Route 1, Box 99A Catawba, North Carolina 28609 Telephone: (704) 241-3142 Continuing To Grow Right Here In The Community. Providing More and Better Jobs For More Trojans. 182 PATRONS OF THE CLASS OF 1981 Integrity National Life Insurance Co. Weddie Gabriel, Agency Route 1, Box 173B Sherrills Ford, N.C. 28673 478-2020 Caldwell Electric Fred H. Lytton Co. 228 West A Street Newton, North Carolina 28658 Rt. 1 Box 34 Long Island, North Carolina 28658 Drum Family Camp Inc. Blalock Upholstery Route 1, Box 102 Highway 16 Sherrills Ford, N.C. 28673 Denver, N.C. 28037 D and R Automotive Main Ave. Cleaners Rt. 1 Box 149 Catawba, North Carolina 28609 N. Main Ave. 116 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Gene Beal Grocery Service Station Animal Feed Supplies Route 2 Maiden, N.C. 428-8590 Ruby’s Route 3 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Young Hosiery Mills Inc. Box 307 Catawba, North Carolina 28609 183 Mrs. Laney’s Senior Homeroom Shanda Korn Curtis Springs Donna Sigmon Jackie Steele Mark Sigmon Terry Stewart Allan Sigmon Darian Swift Mary Ruth Simmemon Ruben Travis Tim Smith Shellie Wallace Kenny Smith Jackie Worley Leisa Smith Gina Wright Teresa Smith Tina Yancey Laura Smyre Linda Yarbrough 1981 Advertisemen t Staff Ronnie Major Top Salesperson Allan Caldwell Eric McCombs 184 Robert Grant John Hildebrand Lori Mathis Becky Reader Gary Jones Janet Robinson Shandran Jones Laura Smyre Darlene McCombs Tina Yancey (Ebr National Sfta (Club Officers Allan Caldwell...............President Darlene McCombs.........Vice-President Lori Mathis..................Secretary Shandran Jones...............Treasurer John Ballard Nathan Caldwell Robin Campbell Jane Carpenter Morrow Cleveland Lori Granger Robert Grant John Hildebrand Gary Jones Becky Reader Janet Robinson Chantae Sherrill Leisa Smith Teresa Smith Laura Smyre Tina Yancey Debate Team Sponsors Terrell Furniture The Hair Station Denver Pharmacy Rachel Gallman Realty Denver Dairy House Alan Dale Carpets Arrington Grocery Peoples Bank of Catawba Abernathy Hardware Catawba Restaurant and Grill John F. Cutchin — Attorney at Law Gene Sigmon — Attorney at Law The General Store Lakeside Grocery Citizen’s Savings and Loan of Newton Newton Florist Dr. Jerry W. Sawers, D.D.S. Ray’s Tire Service Secretarial Service and Supply Dr. David Curtis O.D. Dr. Ronald Sain D.D.S. P.A. Smith Setzer and Sons Inc. Lynn Steele Antique Auto Reproduction Parts Division of Tool and Die Craft Eng. Co. INDEX -A- Abemethy, Jewell Lynn — 139 Academics — 56 Adams, Jo Ann — 31, 144, 145 Adams, William Edward — 135 Agriculture — 73 Alexander, Tony Wayne — 139 Allen, Bernice Ann — 139 Allen, Lillian Pearl — 145 Allen, Terry Dalton — 81, 139 Allred, Brett Rodney — 139 Annis, Lucretia Hope — 96, 135 Annis, Sherri Loree — 93, 145 Annual Staff — 100, 101 Arndt, Loretta Anne — 97, 139 Art — 94, 95 Austin, Ms. Betty — 106 Auto Mechanics — 75 Awards, Athletic — 14, 15 -B- Bach, Aubrey Franklin — 23, 139 Bailey, Annette Frances — 139 Bailey, William WTalter — 114 Baker, Daphne Gayle — 55 Ballard, John David — 114 Ballard, Jeffrey Todd — 145 Band — 88, 89, 90, 91 Bandy, Marty Jerome — 139 Bandy, Reed Alan — Not Pictured Barber, Johnny Paul — 66, 115 Barber, O’Dell Dason — 23, 139 Barnes, Barbara Darlene — 135 Barnes, Teresa Ann — 97, 139 Barringer, Ella Louise — 59, 60 Baseball — 38, 39 Basketball, Junior Varsity — 30, 31 Basketball, Varsity — 26, 27, 28, 29 Bass, Jerri Donna — 115 Beal, Tony Drewayne — 145 Beamer, Mark Thomas — 115 Beard, Ronda Gail — 60, 99, 115 Beatty, Patricia Ann — 25, 31, 59, 60, 139 Behling, Jimmy Alan — 145 Belcher, James A. — 145 Bell, Deanna Lynn — 139 Bell, Gary Wayne — 76, 135 Bell, Robert Edward — 139 Benfield, Gregory Dale — 139 Beta Club — 58 Black, Christopher Todd — 145 Black, Loretta Lynn — 139 Black, Randall Ferman — 139 Blackburn, Gary Wayne — 145 Blackburn, Jimmy Fred — 145 Blackburn, William Jeff — 23, 145 Bolick, Bradley Otha — 37, 76, 114 Bolick, Jonathan Killian — 72, 145 Bolick, Tammy Roxanne — 93, 114 Bolick, Teressa Lynne — 139 Boone, Larry Alan — 42, 139 Bost, Mr. Bill — 104, 105, 106 Bottomly, Wayne Andrew — 135 Bowman, Roger I ee — 66, 115 Bowman, Terry Kenneth Jr. — 20, 21, 34, 35, 76, 135 Boyles, Angie Denise — 145 Boys’ State — 16 Brewer, Victor Dale — 145 Bridges, Lisa Gaye — 135 Brittain, Bradley Don — 21, 135 Broome, Bonnie Elaine — 97, 145 Brown, Mr. Bill — 106 Brown, Ms. Martha — 106 Brown, Phillip Carl — 21, 26, 39, 60, 87, 135 Brown, Richard Earl — 135 Brumley, Debbie Anna — 60, 135 Buchanan, Jackie Lynn — 55, 138, 139 Buchanan, Joey Robert — 115 Buchanan, Shellie Levon — 93, 135 Buff, Amy Denise — 97, 135 Buff, Charles Mitchell — 14, 17, 58, 81, 115 Buff, John Davis — Not Pictured Buff, Kelly Michele — 55, 138, 139 Buff, Paul Daniel — Not Pictured Bumgarner, Deborah Lynn — 139 Bumgarner, Earl Allen — 135 Bumgarner, Marsha Glennette — 15, 28, 29, 41, 67, 68, 135 Bumgarner, Maryann — 135 Bumgarner, Patty Beth — 60, 139 Bumgarner, Tamera Elaine — 60, 115, 133 Bumgarner, Tina Marie — 15, 28, 29, 41, 114 Burdick, Kenneth Earl — 15, 36, 37, 81, 135 Burgess, Janet Lynn — 145 Burke, Aaron Dwayne — 72, 138, 139 Burke, Eric David — 23, 145 Burroughs, Mr. Randy — 21, 23, 39, 106 Bus Drivers — 76 Business Education — 63 Bustle, Larry Lee Jr. — 139 Byers, Kenneth Mack — 72, 139 Byrum, Robert Timothy — 135 -c- Caldwell, Angela Renae — 53, 71, 135 Caldwell, Allan Brent — 14, 17, 58, 59, 60, 81, 85, 101, 114, 184 Caldwell, Mr. John — 76, 81, 106 Caldwell, Larry Eugene — 60, 139 Caldwell, Nathan Scott — 14, 17, 21, 37, 42, 58, 72, 81, 115 Caldwell, Roger Steven — 139 Caldwell, Tracy Devon — 135 Calloway, Keith Dwayne — Not Pictured Calloway, Rodney Dean — 145 Campbell, Kelly Dawn — 139 Campbell, Lynn Nelson — 15, 26 Campbell, Robin Denise — 15, 25, 28, 40, 41, 58, 60, 83, 101, 115, 131 Canipe, Lori Ann — 135 Capps, Flemmons Jackson — 21, 135 Capps, John Fitzgerald — 145 Carpenter, Jane Ballard — 58, 60, 115 Carpenter, Kelly Scott — 115 Carpenter, Larry Creighton — 23, 55, 145 Carpenter, Mark — 139 Carpenter, Ms. Susan — 105, 106 Carpentry — 74 Carpentry Club — 74 Carroll, Leslie Ann — 79, 145 Carroll, Vanessa Renee — 139 Carroll, Victor Ray — 37, 139 Carter, Mr. Ed — 104, 105, 106 Catchings, Joseph Oscar — 15, 26, 34 , 35, 76, 116 Chandler, Scott Lee — 139 Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity — 33 Cheerleaders, Varsity — 32 Child Care — 68 Childers, Elliot Kermit — 145 Childers, Paula Annette — 145 Chorus — 93 Christmas Dance — 52, 53 Christopher, Edwin Ray — 145 Christopher, Lou Cindy — 116 Clark, Linda Marie — 68, 116 Clark, Ms. Marilyn — 40, 41, 43, 79, 106 Clark, Mary Louise — 99, 116 Clark, Sharon Louise — 99, 117 Cleveland, Morrow Gene — 53, 58, 59, 60, 81, 99, 117 Cline, Lori Ann — 32, 60, 69, 138, 139 Cline, Rodney Elmore — 55, 116 Cline, Tanya Jean — 135 Clontz, Horace Junior — 139 Clontz, Wanda Gail — 145 Connor, Adrian Renard — 26, 55, 76, 135 Connor, Anthony Carl — 26, 75, 76 Connor, Cynthia Denise — 145 Connor, Darlene — Not Pictured Connor, Dwight — 23, 42, 81, 145 Connor, George Monroe — Not Pictured Connor, Shaun Michael — 34, 35, 139 Connor, Tina Elizabeth — 97, 145 Connor, William Maurice — 23, 145 COO — 62 Cook, Barbara Lisa — Not Pictured Cook, Cecil Eugene, Not Pictured Cook, Sandra Mae — 32, 54, 55, 59, 113, 116, 130 Cooley, Cynthia Carol — Not Pictured Cooper, Debra Louise — 68, 116 Corvin, Kenny Kyle — 93, 139 Corvin, Molly Melissa — 135 Corvin, Sarah Inez — 145 Cox, Donald Wilbur — 139 Cox, Donna Cybele — 139 Cox, Kenneth Todd — Not Pictured Cranford, Franklin Kent — 75, 116 Crawford, Mr. William — 21, 23, 106 Crites, Tammy Lynn — 117 Crouse, David Lee — 135 Crouse, Sandra Edith — 95, 139 Crouse, Sarah Melinda — 68, 117 Custodians — 109 -D- Dances — 46 Daniels, Marvin Earl — 23, 139 DE — 64 Deal, Amy Rebecca — 60, 139 Deal, Janet Renee — 15, 25, 29, 40, 41, 59, 60, 89, 134, 135 Deal, Robert Walter — 140 Debating Club — 87 DECA — 66 Dedication — 3 Dellinger, Dwight Douglas — 135 Dellinger, Jackie Caroline — 28, 41, 55, 71, 135 Dellinger, Ronnie Alan — 21, 39, 81, 134, 135 DeLoach, Evelyn Kay — Not Pictured Dills, Robert Eugene — 145 Dover, Linda Ann — 33, 140 Dover, Michael Lamar — 135 Dover, Tammy Leigh — Not Pictured Drivers’ Education — 76 Drum, Ms. Freida — 33, 62, 63, 106 Drum, Kelly Lee — 55, 76, 135 Drum, Ms. Sherry — 83, 106 Drum, Timothy Howard — 140 Duncan, Clyde Gregory — 23, 34, 35, 55, 140 Duncan, Robin Lynne — 145 -E- Eades, Barbara Lynne — 52, 53, 55, 116 Eades, Steven Kent — 15, 21, 34, 35, 75, 116 Edwards, Pamela Carole — 91, 134, 135 Edwards, Ricky Daniel — 79, 135 Edwards, Tammy Michele — 91, 140 Elder, Donna Carol — 62, 116 Elder, Mark Darren — 135 Ellis, Randall Lynn — 145 Ellis, Sharon Renee — 15, 32, 41, 76, 135 Elmore, Catherine Beth — 62, 116, 131 English — 86, 87 Ennis, Phillip Dewayne — Not Pictured Ervin, John Worth — 117 Evans, Kenneth Burton — 140 Evans, Lonnie Dean — 72, 140 Evans, Ronnie Gene — 140 Evans, Stacey Wade — 72, 145 Ewing, Mark Randall — 145 -F- Faculty — 106, 107, 108 Family Living — 69 Farley, Gardenia Beatrice — 145 Farley, Yola Patrice — 140 Farrer, Alicia — 32, 55, 89, 99, 117 Faw, Cathy Jane — 145 FBLA — 62 Felts, Allen Ray — 140 Felts, Robin Kay — 76, 81, 91, 118 FFA — 72 FHA —71 Finney, James Alonzo — 140 Fishe, Aldric Anthony — 34, 35, 75, 118 Fisher, Kelly Wayne — 135 Fletcher, John Eric — 63, 119 Fletcher, Tina Lynn — 32, 63, 99, 135 Flowers, Cheryl Katrina — 28, 99, 135 Flowers, Donald Ray — 21 Flowers, Jerald Stanley — 145 Flowers, Robbie William — 15, 21 Flowers, Scott Jason — Not Pictured Flowers, Willie Wesley — 140 Flynn, James David — 21, 135 Football, Junior Varsity — 22, 23 Football, Varsity — 20, 21 Forbes, Jerry Meade — 23, 34, 35, 140 Ford, Randy Gene — 140 Forney, Mary Etta — 135 Foster, Jenny Rogers — 140 Fourshee, Eric Robert — 135 Fowler, Tracy Lee — 145 Fox, Wesley Eugene — 145 Foy, Donna — 66 Foy, Johnny Roy — 135 Foy, Tonya Deneen — 145 Frady, Ricky Dean — 72, 140 Fraley, Lori — 119 Frazure, Scott Kenneth — 140 French — 84 French Club — 85 Freshmen — 144 Frye, Ricky Allan — 75, 119 Fulbright, Michael Allen — 65, 72, 119 -G- Gabriel, Aundrea Evette — 68, 70, 135 Gabriel, Benjamin Gather — 23, 34, 35, 72, 140 Gabriel, Ms. Carolyn — 106 Gabriel, Donna Gayle — 55, 99, 113, 118 Gabriel, Kelly Lynn — 31, 59, 144, 145 Gabriel, Kimberly Frances — 15, 28, 54, 55, 118 Gabriel, Marcella Deneen — 91, 135 Gabriel, Neon Raynard — 14, 119 Gajus, Doug James — 42 Galloway, Beverly Ann — 72, 140 Gatewood, Ms. Margaret — 87, 106 Gibson, Dale Keith — 72, 140 Gilbert, Mary Ann — 97, 135 Gilbert, Teresa Dianne — 97, 145 Glovier, Mitzi Fay — 93, 119 Goble, William Dale — 140 Goins, Todd Andrew — 20, 21, 92, 135 Goodson, Angela Marie — 140 Goodson, Burton Lee — Not Pictured Goodson, Cynthia Lynette — 145 Goodson, Debra Ann — 119 Goodson, Kimberly Annette — 145 Goodson, Todd Edward — 145 Granger, Lori Ruth — 14, 17, 50, 51, 58, 59, 70, 71, 91, 101, 119 Grant, Robert Alan — 58, 101, 118, 184 Greenard, Beverly Corlee — 15, 41, 140 Greer, Calvin Willard — 140 Griffin, Randall Kevin — 140 Grindstagg, Greg Allen — 75, 118 Grindstaff, Timothy Blaine — 145 Griser, Anthony Allen — 14, 119 Griser, Lesa Anne — 135 Guest, Ms. Donna — 106 Guidance — 105 Guin, Jeff Scott — 119 Guin, Teresa Lynn — 135 Guitar — 92 Guiton, Robert Lewis — Not Pictured Guy, Angilina — 93, 145 -H- Hager, Angela Denise — 69, 140 Hager, Dennis Eugene — 145 Ham, Carla Janine — 66, 105, 119 Hampton, Mr. Richard — 72, 106 Harbinson, Mr. Samuel — 76, 89, 92, 107 Harper, Robert Finley — 140 Harris, Bennett O’Neal Jr. — 15, 26, 39, 55, 135 Harris, Bradley Lee — 145 Harris, James Jeffrey — 72, 135 Harris, James Leroy — 145 Harris, Timothy Allen — 140 Hartsoe, Roger Wade — 93 Harvey, Bryan Stanley — 15, 26, 38, 39, 55, 119 Harwell, Stephen Eric — 76, 135 Hass, Judith Lynn — 33, 145 Hathcock, Rome Keith — 140 Havner, Tina Norene — 62, 120 Head, Cynthia Nadine — 136 Hedrick, Beth Elaine — 120 Hedrick, Lori Jean — 145 Hefner, Kelly Leigh — 145 Hefner, Kelly Lynn — 97, 136 Hefner, Lori Ann — 145 Hefner, Victor Todd — 72, 145 Helms, Lilly Ann — 140 Helton, Rodney Carroll — 146 Hendricks, Gena Rose — 146 Hendricks, Joey Wray — 15, 21, 73, 120 Hendrix, Gene Monroe — 51, 55, 76, 120 Hensley, Darrell Kevin — 140 Hensley, Dwayne Grogan — 66, 121 Hester, Michael James — 140 Hewitt, Annette Carole — 146 Hewitt, Ginger Renee — 146 Hewitt, Pamela Lynn — 14, 62, 93, 99, 121 Hicks, James Kelly — 72, 146 Hicks, Jimmy Lee — 21, 136 Hicks, Ricky Allen — 93, 140 Hicks, Tim Lee — 15, 26, 39, 55, 136 Higgs, Brenda Kay — Not Pictured Higgs, Patricia Lynne — 146 Hildebrand, John Todd — 2, 26, 58, 60, 81, 101, 120, 131, 184 Hilderbran, Mr. Kenneth — 2, 58, 107 Hilderbran, Teresa Kay — 141 Hill, Stephen O’Neal — 72, 120 Hilton, Kelly Ray — 55, 144, 146 History — 96 Hoke, Jerry Thomas — 141 Holdsclaw, Mary Donna — 141 Hollar, Alan Ray — 146 Hollar, Lori Anne — 32, 99, 136 Hollar, Richard Christopher — 141 Holliday, Susan Marie — 146 Hollifield, Keith Larry — Not Pictured Hollifield, Peggy — 81, 141 Holshouser, Scott E. — 146 Homecoming — 54, 55 Home Economics — 70 Honeycutt, Deborah Dianne — 91, 136 Honeycutt, Mr. Make — 107 Honors — 14 Hood, Scott Carlton — 141 Hooks, Rodney Dean — 120 Houser, Steven Eric — 15, 21, 37, 76, 113, 120 Houston, Lisa Diane — 146 Houston, Michael Scott — 141 Houston, Ronnie Franklin — 141 Houston, Todd Wesley — 75, 121 Houston, Tracy Gene — 76, 93, 121 Howard, Lisa Anne — 59, 141 Howard, Terri Ann — 59, 60, 99, 134, 136 Howell, Ms. Anita — 64, 66, 107 Hoyle, Reggie Reid — 65, 66, 120 Hubbard, Virginia Ruth — 146 Huffman, Danny Neal — 72, 141 Huffman, Kimberly Deneen — 136 Huffman, Jonathan David — 37, 59, 60, 136 Huffman, Michael Ray — 72, 141 Huffman, Ronda Lynn — Not Pictured Huffman, Timothy Lee — 66, 120 Hunsucker, Gregory Martin — 55, 134, 136 -I- ICT — 65 Ingle, Randy Aaron — Not Pictured Isenhouer, Steven Harold — 14 Isenhour, Jerry Wayne — 136 Isenhour, Lisa Colene — 141 Israel, Patricia Ann — 60, 81, 91, 120 Israel, Susan Lenora — 59, 95, 141 -j- Jarrett, Donald Ray — 66, 76, 120 Johnson, Brian David — 146 Johnson, David Eugene — 121 Johnson, Terri Lynn — 146 Jones, Donna Lynn — 25, 31, 41, 59, 60, 141 Jones, Mr. Leonard — 107 Jones, Gary Scott — 2, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 36, 37, 53, 58, 60, 101, 121, 133, 184 Jones, Shandran Danette — 58, 60, 95, 100, 101, 122, 184 Jones, Tim Lee — 141 Josey, Cindy Gail — 141 Josey, Deborab Elaine — 68, 93, 95, 122 Josey, Joel Nelson — 53, 95, 136 Josey, Lora Lynn — 60, 136 Josey, Rhonda Ann — 93, 146 Junior Marshals — 17 Juniors — 134 -K- Kadlec, Kimberly Ann — 141 Kennedy, Melvina Annette — 14, 123 Killian, Anna Teresa — Not Pictured Killian, Elechia Louise — Not Pictured Kiziah, David I ee — 141 Kiziah, Linda Bernice — 146 Korn, Barbara Frances — 146 Korn, Shanda Williams — 62, 123 Korn, Vickie Marilyn — 89, 141 -L- Lail, Ben Kelly — 81, 141 Lail, David Wayne — 146 Lail, Donna Lynn — 141 Lail, Douglas Edward — 66, 123 Lail, Ricky Wayne — 146 Lail, Rodd Alex — 141 Lail, Todd Alan — 141 Lail, Tammy Ann — 76, 136 Laney, Ms. Barbara — 62, 107 Laney, Chad Kevin — 146 Laney, Gloria Jane — 31, 146 Laney, Lorrie Ann — 14, 93, 123 Lasher, Samuel David — 146 Laws, Lesa Margaret — 141 Lawson, Cecilia Renee — 136 Leatherman, Abigail Van — 141 Leatherman, Becky Lynn — 146 Leatherman, Paulette Carol — Not Pictured Leatherman, Ronda Bernice — 97, 136 Lee, Eric Craig — 21, 136 Lee, Kim Ann — 141 Lee, Laurie Gail — 68, 122 Lee, Rhonda Michelle — 40, 41, 136 Legg, Judi Lynn — Not Pictured Leonard, John Homer — 34, 35, 141 Lewis, Charles Robert — 141 Lewis, Lori Ann — 95, 146 Library — 97 Library Club — 97 Lineberger, Barbara Jane — 33, 146 Lineberger, Mr. Edsel — 75, 76, 107 Lineberger, Patrice Lapel — 141 Lineberger, Tracy Dianne — 93, 136 Lineberger, James Calvin — Not Pictured Lineberger, Sibyl Willette — 141 Lineberger, Todd Wayne — 39, 141 Lineberger, Walter Play — 23, 141 Little, Adrian Renard — 146 Little, Andrea Regina — 146 Little, Angela Latees — 71, 141 Little, Darin Kaye — 23, 142 Little, Jammie Kaye — 142 Little, Jeffrey Louis — 34, 35, 42, 136 Little, Karen Mavis — 142 Little, Mashell Antoinette — 142 Little, Melvin Dewayne — 146 Little, Regina Ann — 31, 55, 144, 146 Little, Ronda Leigh — 28, 69, 122 Little, Sharon Renee — 32, 59, 60, 89, 136 Little, Shirley Renee — 28, 136 Loadhoaldt, Mary Elizabeth — 142 Lockman, Lenora Jill — Not Pictured Loftin, Leisa Dianne — 146 Long, Burette Alexander — 66, 123 Long, Cindy Ann — 146 Long, Susan Amnee — 136 Longworth, Donna Melissa — 142 Love, Rachel Mae — 142 Lowe, Roxanne M. 146 Lowman, Mr. Randy — 79, 107 Lowman, Scott Eric — 23, 34, 35, 42, 115, 142 Lowrance, Charles Ross — Not Pictured Lunchroom Ladies — 109 Lyda, Dean Edward — 23, 146 Lytton, Mark Hampton — 23, 142 -M- Mabrey, Angela Lynn — 142 Mack, Charles Edward — 146 Mack, Levetta Maria — 136 Mack, Ms. Nancy — 107 Mack, Susie Moray — 142 Madron, Terrie Faye — 122 Madron, Tommy Ray — 123 Major, Alesia Jo — 93, 95, 123 Major, Kenneth Wayne — 21, 136 Major, Ronnie Neil — 55, 59, 60, 81, 95, 123, 184 Maney, Carla Diane — 142 Maples, Patricia Beatrice — 68, 136 Marshall, Julie Paige — 146 Martin, Brenda Lea — 55, 123 Martin, Derik Lee — 23, 39, 142 Martin, Glenda Ann — 124 Martin, Jeff Dean — 76, 136 Martin, Lisa Ann — 15, 28, 55, 67, 113, 124 Mathematics — 82, 83 Matheson, Mr. Mike — 21, 23, 51, 107 Mathis, Lori Ann — 2, 17, 52, 53, 58, 60, 85, 100, 101, 113, 124, 133, 184 Mathis, Melissa Janeen — 97, 142 Matthews, Bart Franklin — 72, 146 Matthews, Fred Wayne — 142 Matthews, Pamela Lynne — 66, 124 Mauney, David Loy — 37, 51, 55, 76, 79, 113, 125, 130 Mayhew, Aaron Lee — 23, 146 McClain, Roger Alan — 15, 22, 23, 55, 142 McCombs, Angela Genise — 66 McCombs, Anita Darlene — 14, 16, 17, 28, 58, 101, 123, 184 McCombs, Beverly Ann — 66, 123 McCombs, Eric Jerome — 2, 15, 20, 21, 34, 35, 59, 101, 123, 133, 184 McCombs, Leslie Ann — 142 McCombs, Marcella Ann — 146 McConnell, Ms. Kaye — 85, 107 McCreary, Wayne Earnest — 146 McKay, Elizabeth Ann — 16, 99, 122 McKay, Marilyn Louise — 142 McMurry, Sharon — 146 McRee, Jeffrey Scott — 42 Meares, Chaundra Ann — 146 Mensch, Robin Kristine — 62, 125 Michael, Cynthia Diane — 99, 136 Miller, Barbara Leigh — 146 Miller, Bobbie — Not Pictured Miller, Ms. Claire — 99, 107 Miller, David Todd — 146 Miller, Mitchell Toy — 136 Miller, Tim Glenn — 42, 146 Mitchell, Mark Dwayne — 142 Moore, Robin Lynne — 60, 81, 136 Moore, Tony Reynold — Not Pictured Morrison, Gena Renae — 62, 124 Moose, John Allen — 142 Morehead Scholarship — 16 Moss, Ms. Sue — 108 Motsinger, Ms. Deborah — 32, 67, 108 Mullen, Sonya Vatrice — 146 Mullinax, Sheila Faye — 142 Mullins, David Dewey — 23, 92, 142 Mundy, Tony Lee — 59, 60, 136 Murray, Cindy Rose — 31, 79, 146 Murray, Lynda Anne — 136 Myers, Benjamin Franklin Jr. — Not Pictured -N- Nash, Kip Forest — Not Pictured Newspaper Staff — 98, 99 Noles, Timothy Scott — 136 Nolley, Ms. Jean — 108 Nolley, William Frank — 53, 55, 81, 136 -o- Odom, Vernon Edward — 15, 26, 34, 35, 55, 76, 136 Ollis, Carla Gaye — 55, 93, 146 Owens, Elizabeth Ann — 146 -p- Painter, Debbie Jean — 76, 91, 93, 124 Painter, Eric Scott — 23, 69, 142 Parker, Jerri Lyne — 146 Parkhurst, John Douglas — Not Pictured Parkhurst, Tina Diane — 137 Payne, Raven Del — 146 Payne, Yvonne Ann — 146 Pennington, Vanessa Ruth — 66, 124 Pep Club — 43 Perkins, Carolyn Beth — 142 Personnel — 102 Physical Education — 78, 79 Plunkett, Benjamin Michael — 15, 21, 34, 35, 113, 124 Plunkett, Patrick Andrew — 22, 23, 34, 35, 55, 142 Poovey, Tammy Darnell — 142 Poovey, Tonya Dee — 142 Pope, Clifton Scott — 137 Pope, Kelly Lynn — 146 Pope, Mitchell Allen — 72, 146 Pope, Sharon Denise — 93 Prescott, William — 66, 125 Pre-Vocational Education — 67 Price, Virginia Ann — 105, 137 Prince, Gordan Edgar — 146 Prince, Larry Wayne — Not Pictured Prom — 48, 49, 50, 51 Propst, Mr. Astor —108 Propst, Randall Lynn — 137 -Q- Queen, Jeffrey Carroll — 37, 81, 137 -R- Rader, Ms. Brenda — 108 Rathbone, Ricky Dale — 137 Reader, Becky Annette — 52, 53, 58, 93, 100, 101, 125, 184 Reece, Kim Louise — 146 Reed, Mike Eugene — 147 Reid, Albert Curtis — 147 188 Reid, Calvin W. — 124 Reid, Sonya Anita — 97, 124 Ricker, Tammara Suzanne — 142 Rinehardt, John Clifton — 81, 147 Rink, Kim Denese — 95, 147 Roberts, Guy David — 72, 75, 124 Robinson, Janet Lea — 2, 14, 17, 52, 58, 60, 81, 85, 101, 124, 184 Robinson, Jeffrey Leonard — 137 Robinson, Phyllis Ann — 25, 60, 63, 71, 81, 91, 125 Rogers, Mark Thomas — 147 Rogers, Ms. Patsy — 87, 108 Rogers, Philip Ray — 147 Roth, Angile Lee — 142 Rowe, Dean Howard — 23, 147 Rowe, Phillip James — 15, 21, 39, 125 Rowe, Timothy Darren — 147 Rudisill, David Wayne — 142 Rudisill, Steven Lee — 147 Rufty, Terry Lee — 79, 137 Rummage, Richard Allan — 137 -s- SAE — 60, 61 Scaer, Susan Alicia — 60, 89, 91, 137 Schronce, Angila Renee — 33, 95, 142 Schronce, Becky Lynn — 147 Schronce, Penny Louise — 62, 126 Schronce, Sharon Elaine — 142 Schronce, Timothy Bruce — 15, 21, 39, 113, 126, 130 Science — 80 Science Club — 81 Scores, Athletic — 44, 45 Scott, Mr. Charles — 108 Scruggs, Bryan Kent — 15, 21, 34, 35, 127 Seagle, Ricky Travis — 142 Self, Brenda Kay — 60, 142 Seniors — 114 Senior Superlatives — 130 Settlemyre, Sonya Carole — 31, 147 Setzer, Amy Joanne — 60, 71, 81, 137 Setzer, Bradley Ronald — 26, 39 Setzer, Callie Michele — 93, 142 Setzer, Cynthia Diane — 142 Setzer, Eric Todd — 81, 87, 137 Setzer, Greg Scott — 72, 127 Setzer, Mitchell Smith — 63, 142 Setzer, Scottie Allan — 147 Setzer, Skip Prestion — 147 Shelton, Gary Scott — 147 Shelton, Lisa Carol — 93, 142 Shepherd, Scott Thomas — 23, 42, 147 Sherrill, Anita Chantae — 15, 40, 41, 55, 58, 91, 127 Sherrill, Cynthia Gay — 69, 127 Sherrill, Eric Scott — 14 Sherrill, Jimmie David — 75, 126 Sherrill, John Allen — 126 Sherrill, Lisa Elaine — 142 Sherrill, Tim Scott — 147 Sherrill, Tracy Lynn — 59, 142 Shoemaker, Sherry Lynn — 142 Shook, Roger Dale — 72, 143 Shook, Tammie Rae — 32, 54, 55, 59, 113, 127, 130 Shrader, Eva Marie — 137 Shubert, David Todd — 55, 147 Shuford, Mary Ann — 147 Sigmon, Donna — 127 Sigmon, John Glenn — 72, 75, 127 Sigmon, Lisa Dianne — 147 Sigmon, Mark Wesley — 15, 20, 21, 26, 127, 131 Sigmon, Richard Alan — 66, 126 Sigmon, Ricky Wayne — 15, 21, 34, 35, 42, 72, 137 Sigmon, Rodney Eugene — 72, 137 Sigmon, Stephanie Lynn — 147 Sigmon, Tounya Renee — 143 Simmemon, Donald David — 143 Simmemon, Mary Ruth — 59, 126 Sipe, Allen Claude — 147 Sipe, Susan Lynette — 60, 143 Smith, Charles Scott — 147 Smith, Danny Ray — 137 Smith, David Ross — 21, 39, 42, 76, 137 Smith, Debbie Jean — 33, 143 Smith, Don Henry — 127 Smith, John Tim — 15, 21, 127 Smith, Kenny Ray — 127 Smith, Leisa Ann — 58, 100, 127 Smith, Linda Kay — Not Pictured Smith, Teresa Faye — 58, 91, 100, 101, 128 Smyre, Dorothy Jeannene — 147 Smyre, Laura Catherine — 14, 16, 17, 58, 60, 81, 85, 100, 101, 128 Softball — 40, 41 Sophomores — 138 Spencer, Ms. Linda — 68, 108 Spencer, Steven Kelly — 147 Spencer, Toni Elizabeth — 137 Sports — 18 Springs, Curtis Clifton — 128 Springs, Darwin Craig — 34, 35, 143 Springs, Kim Lucille — 97, 137 Springs, Vivian Arlene — 143 Stage Band — 89 Steele, Jacquelyn — 95, 128 Steele, Nicky E. — Not Pictured Stewart, Darrell Eugene — 60, 143 Stewart, Dawn Michaele — 137 Stewart, Ms. Genevieve — 67, 108 Stewart, Ted Allen — 60, 143 Stewart, Terry Lynn — 91, 129 Stewart, Tim Vaughn — 23, 72, 147 Story, Michelle Angela — 143 Student Life — 4 Student Relations Club — 59 Suttles, Teresa Karen — 62, 129 Swift, Darian Rae — 25, 71, 83, 128 Swindle, Jeffrey Allen — Not Pictured Swink, Robert Colan — 26, 72, 143 -T- Talbert, Bobby Ray — 143 Taylor, Debbie Mae — 147 Teague, Ms. Nancy Jo — 60, 83, 108 Tennis, Boys — 36, 37 Tennis, Girls — 24, 25 Testor, Karen Denise — 147 Thomas, Terry Lee — Not Pictured Thomason, Randy Steven — 147 Thompson, Curtis William — 23, 147 Thornburg, Christy June — 143 Thornburg, Teresa Dawn — 147 Thornton, Ms. Karolyn — 105, 108 Throneburg, Ms. Audrey — 104, 105, 108 Tibbs, Robert Sidney — 143 Top Ten Seniors — 17 Track — 34, 35 Travis, Jeffrey Wade — 23, 147 Travis, Ruben I ee — 66, 128 Triplett, Sherrie Diane — 147 Tryon, Nancy Susan — 137 Turner, Juanda Yvette — 147 Turner, Rozzelyn Dianne — 143 -v- Valentine, Mitchell Todd — 143 Vanderlinden, Lisa Elaine — 143 VICA — 66 -w- Walker, Mr. Levonde — 43, 108 Wallace, Deanna Lee — 60, 81, 91, 137 Wallace, Michelle Lynne — 105, 128 Waller, Brenda Kaye — 143 Warlick, Nichole — 147 Waters, Gary Dean — Not Pictured Watson, Wesley Eric — 147 Weikle, James Ross — 66, 128 Wesson, Thomas Scott — 20, 21, 75, 137 Whisnant, Calvin Ted — 23, 42, 72, 147 Whitener, Peggy Sue — 143 Wilfong, Ernie Abe — 137 Wilfong, Joyce Curlee — 143 Wilkes, Gerald Jerome — 147 Wilkinson, Donna Sue 143 Wilkinson, Kenneth Dwayne — 137 Wilkinson, Regina Marie — 147 Wilkinson, Timothy Wayne — 65, 137 Williams, Tracy I eigh — 143 Williams, Sherri Lynn — 28, 55, 68, 129 Williams, Vanessa Gail — 129 Willis, Billy — Not Pictured Wilson, Cynthia Anne — 143 Wilson, David Ray — Not Pictured Wilson, Donna Neil — 91, 143 Wilson, Joni Elizabeth — 31, 59, 143 Wilson, Mary Ann — 95, 143 Witherspoon, Robin Virginia — 137 Witherspoon, Ms. Susan — 87, 108 Wood, John DeWitt — 34, 35, 72, 147 Woodlief, Teresa Anne — 91, 137 Wolters, Douglas Scott — Not Pictured Worley, Jackie Lynne — 128 Worley. Patricia Gail — 137 Worley, Rhonda Renee — 147 Wray, Catherine Darlene — 69, 143 Wrestling — 42 Wright, Angela Sue — 33, 59, 81, 147 Wright, Gina D. — 68, 128 Wright, Wesley Wates — 147 Wyatt, Carla Belinda — 59, 79, 144, 147 Wyatt, Eric W’ilson — 21, 137 -Y- Yancey, Jimmy Earl — 147 Yancey, Kimberly Joanne — 147 Yancey, Melissa Ann — 93, 137 Yancey, Tina Suzette — 14, 17, 58, 81, 100, 101, 129 Yarborough, Linda Anne — 55, 81, 91, 129 Yates, Tammy Jo — 147 Young, Shirley Nadine — 147 Young, Mr. Terry — 83, 108 Yount, Mr. Bruce — 108 Yount, Tamara Yvette — 97, 147 INDEX 189