Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1983 volume:

STAFF Editors Larry Caldwell Chuck Lewis Production Manager Brenda Self Business Manager Patti Beatty Advisor Mr. Ken Hilderbran BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL Route 1, Box 98 Catawba, North Carolina Volume XXIX Contents Dedication........................3 Student Life......................4 Honors Awards..................14 Academics........................22 Athletics........................88 Dances..........................120 Personnel.......................132 The Trojans.....................142 2 Ads Index 188 The 1983 Trojan Is Dedicated To David M. Matheson Each year the senior class selects a faculty member to whom to dedicate the annual. Their decision is based upon leadership, dedi- cation to the student body and most importantly friendship. As we reflect on our years here at Bandys, one man has made a lasting impression on us. His friendship has helped us to mature and become better persons. As a teacher he has given us a better understanding of history and taught us a little more about ourselves in psychology. As a coach of the Girls Varsity Basketball team, he has brought two consecutive State Championships home to Bandys. He also helps to coach the J.V. and Varsity Football teams. The Senior class of ’83 is proud to dedicate this annual to Mr. David M. Matheson. Dedication 3 Being a Student At Bandys Meant Being on the Move ... ... Or Just Having Fun Student Life 5 6 Student Life Student Life 7 ... At The Campground 8 Student Life ... Or Just Munchin’ Out 10 Student Life ... Being a Part Student Life 11 ... In The Classroom • � h 12 Student Life Student Life 13 Scholarships Awards Day ’82 Awards Day 1982 started a week of both joy and sadness for the class of ’82. This marked their final week of high school. On this day outstand- ing students were recognized for their achievements in both academics and sports. These awards were for outstanding achievement in special areas. On June 3, 1982 the Senior class of 1982 graduated. They left behind many fond memo- ries and yet looked to the fu- ture with great anticipation. Academics UNCC Albert Odom American Business Professional Women Janet Deal Shelia Mullinax Lesa Griser Athletic Elon College Gardner Webb College Lees McCrae Junior College University of West Virginia Ricky Sigmon Terry Bowman Phil Brown Todd Goins Vernon Odom Balls Creek Opti-Mrs. Deanna Wallace Gabriel Insurance Deneen Gabriel Grace Hoyle Deanna Wallace March of Dimes Deanna Wallace Newton Business Women Deanna Wallace 14 kjC suM' (§ Subject and Club Awards Accounting Leslie Long Geometry Bradley Harris Art Michelle Story Media Assistant Karen Little Auto Mechanics Alan Bumgarner Newspaper Eric Wyatt Advanced Typing Leslie Long Office Occupations I Tina Fletcher Band Lora Josey Office Occupations 11 Pam Edwards Carpentry Tim Hicks Photography Renee Lawson Child Care Rhonda Lee Science Award Janet Deal Chorus Gaye Ollis Physical Science Jay Knox Debate Donna Holdsclaw Beth Laney D.E.C.A. Ken Wilkinson Michael Woods English Janet Deal Biology Randall Ellis French Kirti Modi Bradley Harris FBLA Member of the Year Pam Edwards Kelly Hefner ICT David Crouse Kirti Modi Marketing and D.E. Debbie Brumley Chemistry Patti Beatty Mathmatics Janet Deal Janet Deal Advanced Math Donna Jones Donna Jones Brenda Self Sue Scaer Algebra I Amy Abernathy Brenda Self Beth Laney Shorthand Lisa Mathis Angie Meadows Student Relations Club Jonathan Huffman Beth Robinson Typing I Lynette Goodson Algebra 11 Bradley Harris Woodman of the World Donna Jones Sonya Settlemyre Stephanie Sigmon Steve Spencer 15 Boys and Girls State Each year two boys and two girls are selected from the Junior class to go to Boys and Girls State. At Boys and Girls State they learn how the government is set up and how it works. Toward the end of the week-long event, they actually take part in a mock government. This years representatives were Scott Painter, Larry Caldwell, Don- na Jones and Donna Holdsclaw. 16 Boys and Girls State Morehead Each year two students from Bandys enter the Morehead Com- petition. The Morehead is a full scholarship to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This year’s nominees were Patti Beatty and Donna Jones. Unfortu- nately neither advanced beyond the county level of the competition. Morehead 17 Top 10 Seniors The top ten seniors in the 1983 graduating class were Carolyn Per- kins, Tracy Sherrill, Lisa Isenhour, Donna Jones, Beth Bumgarner, Brenda Self, Patti Beatty, Larry Caldwell, Scott Painter, and Chuck Lewis. The top ten seniors were chosen on the basis of their over all academic records. First Honor graduate was Donna Jones. Second Honor graduate was Brenda Self. 18 Top Ten Seniors Junior Marshals The 1983 Junior Marshals were: Sonya Settlemyre, Bradley Harris, Kirti Modi, David Shubert, Stephanie Sigmon, and Jimmy Belcher. Bradley Harris was the Chief Marshal. Junior Marshals 19 Academics 21 English Stressed to Meet Need English was stressed to meet the needs of each individual here. In English they increased their skill in both writing and speaking. They also studied English and American Literature. Eng- lish also stressed individualism. Students were encouraged to do their own thing and be them- selves. 22 English Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Walker taught this English class. Bottom Left: These students worked on their English assignment. Bottom Right: Mrs. Gatewood discussed homework with her class. This Page: Top: Mrs. Moser lectured during this English class. Bottom Left: Mark Rogers did his author presentation on Mark Twain. Bottom Right: These students listened attentively during class. English 23 Debate This year’s Debate team consisted of nine students who participated in various class activities and out of class tournaments. The class, instructed by Mrs. Moser, prepared the students in the areas of public speaking, organiza- tion, and debate procedures. The De- bate team ventured to tournaments at Appalachian State University, St. Stephens High School, Davie High School, Freedom High School and the State Tournament. Michael Woods received a speaker award at the Appalachian Tourna- ment. Ben Ramsey and Tripp Ville- magne received a third place novice division trophy at the St. Stephens Tournament. Top: These Debate students worked on their evidence cards. Bottom: The 1983 Debate Team. From left to right, Front row, Donna Holdsclaw, Shelia Mundy, Tripp Villemagne, Curtis Queen. Back row, Mrs. Moser, sponsor; Susan Israel, Ben Ramsey, Greg Caldwell, Michael Woods, and Jerald Flowers. Middle Left: Shelia Mundy and Greg Caldwell organized their note cards for an upcoming debate. 24 Debate Top: Scott Shepherd raised his hand in response to a question. Bottom Left: Mrs. Rogers served as a moderator during this practice. Bottom Right: Quiz Bowl team from left to right: First Row: Patti Beatty, Scott Shepherd, Bradley Harris. Second Row: Greg Benfield, Chuck Lewis, Dalton Allen, David Shubert, and Mike Hester — not pictured. Quiz Bowl 25 m r-%,, •« Quiz Bowl gave its participants the chance to compete against oth- er area high school students. The team members were able to display their knowledge of various topics from music to geography. Mrs. Rog- ers offered her time to make this year’s Quiz Bowl team a success. Quiz Bowl French ... A Look At Another Culture Students who took French were taught the ba- sics of the language and its culture. In French I, students learned the fundamentals of writing, reading, and speaking French. In French II, they were introduced to a more advanced study of the French language and culture. During the year French II students made various projects which broadened their knowledge of France. In French III, a more advanced course, students study the history of France. Opposite Page: Top: Ms. McConnell helped this student with his French assignment. Bottom Left: Ms. McConnell answered a student’s question about the assignment. Bottom Right: Michael Woods worked on his assignment during class. This Page: Top: The French Club. For names see page 225. Middle: This French II class listened as Ms. McConnell explained some facts about French Culture. Bottom: These French II students finished their in class assignment. French 27 Math Improves Technical Skills There were many varieties of math- ematics taught at Bandys this year. The general math classes worked at prepar- ing students for the competency test an for their future. For students wishing more skills, a course of study in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and indepen- dent calculus was offered. Algebra was divided in parts I and II for those who needed more time to understand the concept. 28 Math Opposite Page Bottom: Mr. Hilderbran worked this Advanced Math problem on the board. Top: These students worked on their Advanced Math homework. This Page: Top: Bobby Swink worked independently on Calcu- lus. Bottom Left: Crystal Sherrill worked this geometry problem on the board. Bottom Right: These students watched as problems were put on the board. Math 29 30 Math Opposite Page: Top: These students worked on one of the many tests in Algebra I. Middle Left: Mrs. Teague helped Kristi Cresimore with this problem. Bottom Left: Mr. Hilderbran answered Bradley Sigmon’s question about the in- class assignment. Bottom Right: These Algebra I students worked some problems on the board. This Page: Top: Mr. Young went over his lesson plans for the next day. Bottom: Jeff Guiton worked indepen- dently on his in-class assignment. Math 31 Physics Chemistry With the technological advances being made each day in the world, and the many opportuni- ties in high-tech fields, the Chemistry and Phys- ics departments have gained extra importance. Physics, taught by Mr. Hildebran, deals with the mathematics of science. Chemistry deals with the elements, both mate- rial and man-made, and their importance to sci- ence. Chemistry is taught by Mr. Caldwell. 32 Chemistry Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Caldwell helped these students with their lab. Bottom Right: These students worked together on their Chemistry problems. Bottom Left: Abby Leatherman and Lesa Laws worked together on one of the many labs. This Page: Top Left: Bobby Swink worked on this Physics Lab during class. Top Right: Todd Goodson worked on his in-class assignment. Bottom: Larry Caldwell studied wave patterns during class. Physics 33 Biology ... The Living World Again this year the biology curriculum was expanded to include Advanced Biology. Biology, which was required for all sophomores, dealt with the science of life. These biology courses were taught by Mrs. Clark and Mr. Crawford. Advanced Bi- ology was offered to seniors who wanted to increase their knowledge in the areas of anatomy, bio-chemistry, and bacteriology. This class was taught by Mr. Caldwell. 34 Biology Opposite Page: Left: These students worked quietly on their assignment. Right: Mrs. Clark helped Sherry Keener with her Biology assignment. This Page: Top Left: Patti Beatty and Donna Jones cleaned seeds for the seed swapping program between Japan and the United States. Bottom: Brenda Self prepared a culture for an experiment in Advanced Biology. Advanced Biology 35 Physical Science ... A Look at Our World Physical Science was a course taken by all fresh- men students. In Physical Science students learned about the elements that make up the earth and how they change and combine to form new substances. They did many labs and projects to broaden their understanding of the science. Due to lack of lab space, they had to take turns doing labs throughout the year. The instructors for Physical Science were Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Crawford, and Mr. Lowman. Top: Mr. Crawford answered Jamie Kreider’s ques- tion about her assignment. Middle Left: Mr. Caldwell, with the aid of some students, showed his Physical Science class how molecules bond together to form substance. Middle Right: Mr. Lowman made an assignment to be done during class. Bottom: These students did a lab during Physical Science. 36 Physical Science Photography Photography taught stu- dents how to take, develop, and print their own pic- tures. This class was taken by students who enjoyed the hobby of photography and wished to pursue their interest further. Mr. Craw- ford, the instructor, helped students like Beth Load- holt while others like Dar- rell Stewart worked with enlarging and developing. Photography 37 Y f Science Club The Science Club had en- gaged in various activities through the years. This year was no exception. The club took canoeing trips and visited Camp Broadstone with its many activities. The science teachers even got in on the act. They held their own retreat in Blowing Rock. This meeting was held to look at the overall science cur- riculum in the entire county. This was just another point to prove that the Bandys Science Club is on the move. 38 Science Club mum O, DCOG. CANOE THE NEW Boone, N.C. • West Jefferson, N.C. • Poplar, N.C. Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Crawford and Mr. Hilderbran participated in the Blowing Rock retreat. Bottom: The Science Club. This Page: Top: Fun and excitement on the New River. Left: A tree everyone had to climb to devel- op self-reliance and team concept. Above Right: A group of many entertainers available at Camp Broadstone. Science Club 39 Health and P.E. The participation in the Health and Physical Educa- tion curriculum was as strong as ever. The Physical Educa- tion class provided a much needed break during the stu- dent’s day. Many students en- joyed the fun and exercise of- fered during Physical Educa- tion. But there was also a strong Health program pro- vided for the students. Stu- dents learned about personal hygiene, anatomy, and dental care. They even had a guest speaker, Jack Day, who talked about alcoholism. The Health and Physical Education pro- gram helped the students gain information about their bodies and themselves. 40 Health and PE. Opposite Page: Top: Jack Day u as a guest speaker in Health class. Bottom Left: These students listened carefully to this lecture. Bottom Right: Teresa McCombs got open for this shot. This Page: Top Left: This girl enjoyed a game of ping-pong. Top Right: Lonnie Evans and Carmen Clark played doubles in ping-pong. Middle Left: Todd Woodlief made this shot with outstanding form. Bottom: Health and PE. also consisted of classroom work. P Health and P.E. 41 History ... A Look Into Our Past Various history courses were offered here at Bandys this year. They were United States History, World History, and Civics. Although the quantity of courses was small, the quality of the in- struction was high. With the aid of newspapers, student magazines, and audio-visual equipment current events were discussed. With the combination of historical and current events, history was made interesting and educational to all. Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Blake checked the roll at the first of the period. Bottom: These students listened as Mr. Blake taught U. S. History. This Page: Top: These students used the map to complete their assignment. Bottom: Mr. Scott discussed an important topic during this history class. History 43 Top: These students looked over their home- work papers before a test. Bottom: Mr. Matheson used audio-visual equipment in his history classes. 44 History m y ■■ 1 Psychology For the first time psychology was offered to the students at Bandys. Students learned more about themselves and about others. It allowed them to take a close look at how they are now and at what they want to become. ' ' Top: Guest speakers were brought in to instruct students on career planning. Bottom Left: These students read their daily assignment. Top Right: Mr. Matheson pre- pared for the day’s discussion. Psychology 45 Business Department There were many different business courses offered at Bandys. These included typing, short- hand, business law, accounting, data processing, and business management. Business courses helped the students in preparation for college and jobs in these fields. The instructors for these courses were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Laney, and Mrs. Frieda Drum. 46 Business Opposite Page: Top: Mrs. Miller instructed this shorthand class. Bottom Left: Gardenia Farley and Gwen Clark listened attentively during accounting. Bottom Right: Mrs. Holmes, substituting for Mrs. Frieda Drum, helped Angie Foy with her typing assignment. This Page: Top: This class worked on their accounting assignment. Bottom: Mrs. Laney helped Rusty Danmyer in typing. Business 47 ABBS FBLA The FBLA was made up of students in the COO and DOO programs. The club had the opportunity to com- pete in both the District and State competitions. The Alliance for Better Business Students Club was com- posed of students who took business courses at Bandys. Both clubs participated in various activities through- out the year. 48 ABBS FBLA COO-DOO Office Occupations II consisted of two pro- grams, the Cooperative Office Occupations (COO) and the Distributive Office Occupations (DOO). Both COO and DOO students received training in such fields as management, account- ing, payroll and word processing. Besides receiv- ing classroom training the DOO’s went out into the community and received on the job training. The course was geared to give students a head start on the job market. Mrs. Laney served as instructor and gave helpful guidance to her stu- dents. Top: Sandra Crouse and Angile Roth added these figures up. Middle Left: These students practiced up on their typing. Middle Right: Jenny Foster and Debbie Bumgarner retyped these documents. Bottom: Angie Little proofread this assignment. ■ COO-DOO 49 DECA The Distributive Education Program consisted of courses in marketing and distribution. Students learned skills re- quired in a marketing economy and the means needed to dis- tribute these goods within that same economy. The Deca Club was an intri- cate part of the program. It provided competition and sup- port to link our students to the economic world. 50 DECA Opposite Page: Top: Odell Barber conferred with Mrs. Roberts before starting a project. Bottom: The DECA Club. This Page: Top Left: Darrell Hensley checked his calculations on an assignment. Top Right: Shannon Wade completed one of the many marketing assignments. Bottom Left: Sandra Crouse made entries in her DECA workbook. DECA 51 ICT The I.C.T. program gave stu- dents the opportunity to learn the industrial aspects of America’s economy. They studied the industrial make- up and history of our nation. The participants held jobs in local industry as part of the re- quirements for the course’s study. This training allowed those involved to make an easy transition between the high school education and the in- dustry of the community. 52 ICT Opposite Page: Top: The V.I.C.A Club. Bottom: These students completed their assignments. This Page: Top Left: Doug Stegall worked on his homework. Top Right: Ted Stewart served as V.I.C.A President. Bottom: Mr. Honeycutt explained this assignment. ICT 53 Family Living Family Living was a course taken by students who wished to learn more about married life and raising a family. This was accomplished by many different means. Once again this year, the Fam- ily Living class planned and put on a mock wed- ding in which students learned about the cere- mony and responsibil- ities required in mar- riage. They also had a mock dating game in which they learned how to choose a date. These students hoped that this class would help them later in life. 54 Family Living Learning Lab Basic skills needed to survive in to- day’s world were taught at Bandys through the Learning Lab. The students were taught the basic employment skills such as filling out applications and fol- lowing written directions. The Learning Lab provided reinforcement skills to those who might otherwise leave school. 55 Learning Lab Child Care Child Care offered students the opportunity to learn the early childhood development process. The course consisted of textbook material, on-sight observation, and work. Mrs. Spencer acted as child care instructor and supervisor with the assistance of Mrs. Austin. 56 Child Care Opposite Page: Top: Julie Hass and Mary Ann Wilson learned child manage- ment. Bottom Left: Mrs. Spencer dined with the children. Bottom Right: Mrs. Austin provided comfort to this child. This Page: Top: The Child Care Club, left to right. First row: Sharon Schronce, Barbara Miller, Jammie Little, Julie Hass, Kelly Pope, Rhonda Worley. Second row: Diane Setzer, Barbara Korn. Bottom: The Crawford twins, along with some friends, enjoyed their meal. Child Care 57 Carpentry Carpentry provided stu- dents with vocational training for the housing and construc- tion industry. It prepared stu- dents to go out and obtain jobs in local construction firms. Mr. Propst provided the leadership and guidance for this well- rounded class. 58 Carpentry Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Propst instructed these students in wood craft. Middle Left: These carpentry students participated in one of many carpentry projects. Middle Right: Lonnie Evans inspected the wood design. Bottom: These students listened to instructions from Mr. Propst. This Page: Top: The Carpentry Club, from left to right. First Row: Rodd Lail, Jerry Forbes, Randy Griffin. Second Row: Mr. Propst, Ben Gabriel, Michael Connor, Michael Huffman, Michael Houston. Third Row: Mark Mitchell. Carpentry 59 Agriculture The Agricultural Department was under the leadership of a new instructor this year, Mrs. Julie Howard. They participated in activities such as tractor driving, citrus sale, parliamentary proce- dure and beef judging. Another function of the ag de- partment was the care and mainte- nance of the school lawn and shrubs. One of the ag students, Danny Ratchford, placed very high in the state tractor driving contest. This year’s FFA officers were: President, Jeff McRee; Vice-Presi- dent, Todd Black; Secretary, Jon Bolick; and Treasurer, Shane Ma- son. ‘V .a'“ ' ' -P 60 Agriculture Opposite Page: Top: The FFA Club Middle: This is one of the many trips the ag classes took each year. Bottom Left: Wesley Watson worked with the sander. Bottom Right: Michael Houston observed one of the many tools used by the Agricultural Department. This Page: Top Left: Danny Ratchford was the winner of the tractor driving contest. Top Right: Calvin Whisnant enjoyed playing around with his wood creations. Bottom: Larry Johnson and Marcus Gabriel prepared the fruit for sale by the FFA. Auto Mechanics In auto mechanics students learned how to maintain the internal combus- tion engine. Care is also taken to teach the basic care of the main drive train and wheel brake assemblies. Mr. Line- berger instructed the course which is of- fered in one, two, and three hour blocks. 62 Auto Mechanics Opposite Page: Top: These students inspected this engine. Middle Left: Mark Lytton and Donald Cox worked on this car. Middle Right: John Moose changed this tire. Bottom Left: Derik Martin fixed the brakes on this car. This Page: Top: The Auto Mechanics Club Bottom: Gerald Wilkes had his question explained by Mr. Lineberger. Auto Mechanics 63 Home Economics Home Economics was no longer just cooking and sewing. As the course indicated it was the econom- ics of home and family life. Food preparation and sewing techniques were not the only things taught. Home decoration, personal appear- ance and the budgeting of time and money were an important part of the curriculum. FHA officers were: Sharon Schronce, president; Diane Setzer, vice-president; Jenny Foster, secre- tary; Sherry Keever, treasurer; Lorie Johnson, reporter; Beverly Burgess, parliamentarian; Amy Morrison, historian; and Tina Pet- ty, recreation leader. 64 Home Economics Opposite Page: Top: This class participated in the making of baby dolls. Bottom Left: A cosmetologist came into class and gave a demonstration. Bottom Right: Mrs. Brown demonstrated one phase of doll making. This Page: Top: The FHA Club Bottom: The officers of the fourth period Home Economics class were inducted during a candle- light service. Home Economics 65 Art Art gives B.H.S. students a chance to express their creativity. Paintings, drawings, and wall hangings are among the many things made under the careful guidance of Mrs. Rader. By placing many of these creations in the halls an extra touch is added to B.H.S. Many of the art students enter local contests. For example, Mi- chelle Story won First Place in the Newton Art Guild contest and re- ceived $75 for her painting. 66 Art Opposite Page: Top: These students finished their sketches. Bottom Left: Cindy Josey put the finishing touches on the chalk drawing. Bottom Right: Darren Rowe worked on this ink sketch. This Page: Top: The Art Club, left to right. First Row: Ted Stewart, Scott Good, Tina Petty, Lancine Moore, Teresa Banner, Kaye Clawson. Second Row: Jeff Barber, Diane Setzer, Mary Shook. Bottom: Mike Hester showed his creativity in this painting. Art 67 Marching Band With a large number of in- coming freshmen the band in- creased in size to 104 members. This group of inexperienced marchers learned the funda- mentals of marching but as a result the band could not man- age a first place trophy in it’s many competitions. The expe- rience gained this year should be beneficial in the coming years. 68 Band Opposite Page: Top: These flute players concentrated on their marching and playing during the Old Soldiers Reunion Parade. Bottom: The marching band ventured to many contests this year. This Page: Top: The 1983 Marching Band. Bottom: Sonya Mullins paced herself during this parade. Band 69 Concert Band When marching season ended concert season began. During concert season the concert band worked long and hard on their concert music. After months of practice the band went to State Band Contest at Lenoir- Rhyne College. After the contest all the hard work and dedication seemed to pay off. Opposite Page: Top: Mr. Harbinson worked with the band on their contest music. Bottom: Bobby Deal concentrated on his music. This Page: Top Left: Johnny LaCount worked on improving his playing ability. Top Right: Eric Skaggs helped to strengthen the low brass section. Bottom: Donald Williams played a tenor sax solo. Concert Band 71 Stage Band This Page: Top: Marcus Gabriel played the trap set during this song in stage band. Bottom: Steve Spencer concentrated on his music during this practice session. Middle Left: These saxophone players had a solo during “Sunday Drive. The stage band was made up of members from the marching and concert bands. These students met fourth period where they learned to play popular and jazz music. They also learned about music theory and more about music than just playing notes. The stage band, under the direction of Mr. Harbinson, worked very hard and gave performances at the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. They also played at Balls Creek and Tuttle. With this course, many students increased their musical skill. 72 Stage Band Guitar Chorus In chorus students learned to sing properly and much more. They learned about mu- sic and musical concepts through musical study. This helped them to gain a wider understanding of music. This is also true of guitar. Through practicing everyday during second period they became tal- ented guitarists. The instruc- tor of these classes was Mr. Harbinson. Top: Derek Caldwell practiced during Guitar. Bottom Left: Mr. Harbinson directed the chorus. Bottom Right: The chorus practiced for one of their con- certs. Guitar Chorus 73 Media Center The Media Center provided a quiet place for research and study. This year’s Media Center provided a more detailed approach to cur- riculum and student and faculty service. This year they organized a research catalog which included specific titles for research as recom- mended by the faculty at Bandys High. Mrs. Nolley was Media Center coordinator and the faculty advisor for the Media Center Club. Mrs. Moss provided helpful assistance which allowed the Media Center to run smoothly. 74 Media Center Opposite Page: Top: Mrs. Nolley assisted these students with their research. Middle: Tammy Harris cataloged some files. Bottom Left: These girls used the library for research. Bottom Right: Shannon Wade was one of the many media assistants. This Page: Top: The Media Center Club. Bottom: Mrs. Rogers took her class to the library for some research. Media Center 75 Drivers Education Drivers’ Education was taken by freshmen for six weeks during their physical education class. During this time, they learned about the traffic laws and regulations governing the State of North Carolina. They also learned about the car and good driving tech- niques. After completing the book work and passing the eye test, the student couldn’t wait to do his practice driving under Mr. Gene Fisher. 76 Drivers’ Education Extended Day Extended Day provided an op- portunity for those students who for some reason could not cope or manage the regular hours of the public school system. Many of the students that participated in this program held full time jobs. With this program they could work and still complete their high school edu- cations. Extended Day 77 Beta Club The Beta Club grew in size and strength this year. The Beta Club included mem- bers from both the Junior and Senior class. The 19 members were selected be- cause of their academic achievements. The Beta Club members attended the Dis- trict and State Beta Club Conventions. They also were involved in various other activities and projects. Sponsors for this year’s Beta Club were Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Carpenter. 78 Beta Opposite Page: Top: Bradley Harris and Kirti Modi read over the Beta Club magazine. Bottom: Beta Club officers, from left to right: Beth Bumgarner, Treasurer; Brenda Self, President; Donna Jones, Secretary; and Patti Beatty, Vice- President. This Page: Top: The Beta Club. Bottom: Patti Beatty and Mrs. Carpenter read over the Beta Club rules. Beta 79 Annual The Annual Staff was responsi- ble for the publication of the TRO- JAN yearbook. The Annual Staff worked from the spring of 1982 thru the 1982-83 school year. With a staff of 13 members, the Annual Staff had very little trouble getting the TROJAN out on time. In order to put the annual out a large amount of statistical data had to be compiled and checked; and photo- graphic assignments had to be made and remade. The faculty ad- visor for the TROJAN was Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran. 80 Annual Opposite Page: Top: Larry Caldwell wrote I.D. copy for the Annual. Middle: Chuck Lewis worked on this layout. Bottom Left: These annual staff typists worked vigorously on some annual copy. Bottom Right: Vicki Korn showed patience while typing on this carbon. This Page: Top Left: The Annual Staff, left to right. First Row: Larry Caldwell, Donna Holdsclaw, Sibyl Lineberger, Chuck Lewis, and Vicki Korn. Second Row: Darrell Stewart, Patti Beatty, Bobby Swink, Lisa Isenhour, Beth Bumgarner, Brenda Self, Donna Cox, and Carolyn Perkins. Top Right: Brenda Self and Patti Beatty conferred on some business. Bottom: These girls sorted and organized pictures. Annual 81 Ban - Troia The Ban-Troia was a monthly newspa- per which is published by students on the newspaper staff. The Ban-Troia kept the students at Bandys up-to-date on the lat- est gossip, news, sports, and events going on at Bandys. Each member of the news- paper staff worked very hard to publish this newspaper. The success of the Ban- Troia can be attributed to the effort of all the staff members combined. 82 Ban-Troia Staff Editor-In-Chief Co-Editor Sports Art Clubs Puzzles Comics Video Games Typists Vivian Springs Jackie Buchanan Roger McClain Robert Bell Scott Painter Michelle Story Angie Little Touyna Sigmon Amy Deal Mark Ewing Philip Rogers Robert Harper Mark Ewing Jammie Little Becky Schronce Bonnie Broome Vanessa Carroll Kelly Gabriel This Page: Top: Becky Schronce and Kelly Gabriel worked feverishly to meet the deadline. Bottom Right: Jammie Little typed up this story for the Ban-Troia. Opposite Page: Top: These members of the staff worked on an upcoming issue of the Ban-Troia. Bottom: Everyone had some input on this page. Ban-Troia 83 SAE Club The SAE Club is Students in Aetion for Education. To join the SAE Club, a student had to maintain an 85 or above average. Once again this year, the SAE Club was responsible for the Homecoming field ac- tivities. They also provided a Christmas mailbox for the school this year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Teague the SAE Club worked to better Bandys High School. Officers elected by the SAE members were: Brenda Self, President; Donna Jones, Vice-Presi- dent; and Patti Beatty, Secretary-Treasurer. Bottom: SAE Club, left to right. Jay Knox, Tracy Sherrill, Chuck Lewis, Lori Cline, Amy Deal, Deanna Bell, Patti Beatty, Donna Jones, Brenda Self, Amy Abernathy, Ernie Abernathy, Barbara Lineberger, Mark Ewing, Greg Benfield, Danny Huffman. Top: Brenda Self and Patti Beatty went over SAE Club records. Student Relations The Student Relations Club worked on projects to benefit the school. Under the guidance of Mrs. With- erspoon and Mrs. Gatewood, the club sponsors, they held meetings and discussed upcoming projects. They held the Miss Bandys Pageant, in which Kelly Buff was selected Miss Bandys. Officers elected by the Student Relations Club members were: Patti Beatty, President; Lori Cline, Vice-President; Beth Robinson, Secretary Treasurer; and Kelly Shuford, Reporter. SRC 85 Pep Club The Pep Club helped to generate spirit and enthusiasm among the student body for our athletic teams. This year the Pep Club undertook many different fund rais- ing projects. They sold composition books, candy, and held bake sales. They also had a concession stand at the J. V. basketball games. The Pep Club also sponsored a sock hop as one of their big fund raisers. Officers elected by Pep Club members were: Angie Foy, Reporter; Roger McClain, President; Amy Smyre, Secretary; Sherry Keever, Vice-President. 86 Pep Club Monogram Club The Monogram Club sponsored the powder- puff football game in order to raise funds for its club activities. Club activities consisted, in part, of the usual club initiation as shown at left. The Monogram Club consists of all ath- letes lettering in a varsity sport. The club’s many members are pictured below. The club officers were: President, Roger McClain; Vice- President, Donna Jones; Secretary-Treasurer, Scott Painter; and Reporter, Lori Cline. Mr. L. A. Walker was the club sponsor. Monogram 87 BOYS’ TENNIS South Iredell W 8-1 West Iredell W 6-2-1 Bunker Hill W 9-0 Cherry ville W 7-2 West Lincoln w 9-0 Newton-Conover w 5-4 Bunker Hill w 9-0 Maiden w 9-0 Record 8-0 THE TROJAN South Iredell Softball W 4-0 W 11-10 West Iredell W 10-9 W 14-3 West Lincoln W 6-5 W 24-6 Maiden W 8-0 W 5-4 Newton-Conover L 3-4 w 5-1 Cherryville w 5-1 w 7-0 Bunker Hill w 15-0 w 8-4 Bessemer City L 3-4 W 10-1 Fred T. Foard W 7-0 w 2-0 Alleghany State Playoffs W 5-0 East Wilkes L 3-5 Record 17-3 GIRLS’ TENNIS St. Stephens W 9-0 Fred T. Foard W 7-2 West Lincoln W 8-1 Maiden L 4-5 Newton-Conover L 2-7 Cherryville W 7-2 Bunker Hill W 9-0 Bessemer City w 7-2 Record 6-2 SCOREBOARD Baseball West Caldwell W 6-5 Maiden L 4-10 Newton-Conover L 3-6 Cherryville L 2-15 Bunker Hill W 7-2 West Lincoln w 6-2 Bessemer City L 0-3 Fred T. Foard L 3-15 West Lincoln L 9-2 Maiden L 11-12 Cherryville L 1-12 Bunker Hill W 7-4 Newton-Conover W 5-1 Bessemer City L 3-7 Fred T. Foard L 2-3 West Lincoln L 9-12 Maiden L 11-12 Cherryville L 1-12 Bunker Hill W 7-4 Newton-Conover W 5-1 Bessemer City L 3-7 Fred T. Foard L 2-3 Record 7-15 Track Meet Place 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 2 5 3 6 4 7 4 8 4 Conference Meet 6 90 Scoreboard J. V BASKETBALL GIRLS BOYS 42-16 W South Iredell L 57-74 44-41 W West Iredell L 56-57 47-21 W South Iredell L 39-63 46-31 W East Lincoln L 48-61 60-46 W West Iredell L 42-52 40-43 L East Burke L 57-64 52-23 W West Lincoln L 48-57 64-41 W Maiden L 61-65 62-40 W Newton- Conover L 40-62 78-24 W Cherryville W 40-36 66-46 W Bunker Hill IV 40-38 49-30 W Bessemer City L 45-53 60-31 W Fred T. Foard L 58-64 60-34 W West Lincoln L 47-60 53-29 W Maiden L 27-50 49-36 IV Newton-Conover L 42-62 62-16 w Cherryville W 53-45 58-49 w Bunker Hill L 33-53 77-11 w Bessemer City W 73-67 65-39 w Fred T. Foard L 52-65 19-1 Record 4-16 VARSITY FOOTBALL East Lincoln L 6-20 West Iredell L 0-9 South Iredell L 6-22 West Lincoln L 0-3 Maiden L 9-11 Newton-Conover L 12-35 Cherryville W 17-8 Bunker Hill L 13-20 Bessemer City L 13-28 Fred T. Foard L 0-21 Record 1-9 J. V FOOTBALL West Iredell L 6-12 Alexander Central L 8-12 South Iredell W 6-0 West Lincoln W 20-14 Maiden L 0-28 Newton-Conover L 13-40 East Lincoln W 7-0 Bunker Hill IV 14-8 Fred T. Foard L 6-22 Record 4-5 VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS BOYS 76-32 W South Iredell W 50-49 59-36 W West Iredell W 86-56 72-26 W South Iredell W 60-53 61-53 W East Lincoln W 67-63 55-41 W West Iredell W 76-63 77-60 W East Burke W 84-54 61-51 W East Lincoln W 64-63 58-43 W St. Stephens W 69-68 63-51 W West Lincoln W 60-59 77-33 W Maiden L 57-63 69-50 W Newton-Conover W 70-65 81-39 W Cherryville W 63-56 75-51 W Bunker Hill W 64-63 53-34 W Bessemer City W 57-55 75-53 W Fred T. Foard L 57-87 55-45 W West Lincoln L 58-65 67-54 W Maiden L 61-71 54-36 W Newton- Conover W 61-51 82-26 W Cherryville W 70-53 61-45 W Bunker Hill L 59-64 59-31 W Bessemer City W 62-55 57-50 W Fred T. Foard L 82-89 Conference Tournament West Lincoln W 59-58 95-28 IV Cherryville 64-34 W Newton Fred T. Foard L 58-59 67-49 w Bunker Hill District Tournament West Lincoln L 66-67 74-23 w Cherryville 73-37 w Fred T. Foard 61-59 w Bunker Hill Western Regional 83-70 w Sylva-Webster 58-64 L Parkwood 29-1 Record 17-8 Scoreboard 91 Varsity Football The 1982 football season proved to be one of the more disappointing seasons in recent mem- ory. Defensively, the team proved to be one of the stronger in the SD-7 conference. The offensive punch was hampered by injuries to players in key positions. With the adversities, we still played all opponents tough, losing by only a small margin. The breaks never came our way which resulted in a T9 season. 92 Varsity Football TROJAXS, TMjJSj TROJAI THOME troths, 'TROJUS TROJUS , , TROJAXS i TROJAXS « « J TR0JA S t TROJMS|A4T ® TROJAl TSOJAX? trojaxs TROJAXS TROJAXS trojaxs .TROJAXS, Opposite Page: Top: Robert Bell took the hand-off from Dwayne Harvey. Bottom: Aubrey Bach stuns this defensive player. This Page: Top: The 1982 Varsity Football Team, from left to right. First Row: Cray Carpetner, Kelly Hilton, Marvin Daniels, Pat Plunkett, Scott Painter, Dwayne Harvey, Darin Little, Roger McClain, Vic Carroll. Second Row: Tim Stewart, Wayne McCray, Calvin Whisnant, Jeff McRee, Jeff Travis, Mike Muender, Jerry Forbes, Eric Lineberger, John Leonard, Dwight Connor, Victor Brewer. Third Row: Hank Glenn, Mitchell Pope, Scott Smith, Kelly Hicks, Dean Rowe, Todd Goodson, Derik Martin, Scott Lowman, Adrian Little, Albert Reid. Fourth Row: Jimmy Belcher, Scott Shepherd, Ben Gabriel, Mark Lytton, Mitch Valentien, Greg Duncan, Robert Bell, Aubrey Bach, Willie Flowers, Bobby Swink. Bottom: Scott Lowman ran this pass pattern against Fred T. Foard. Varsity Football 93 J.V. Football The 1982 J. V. Football Team showed promise for the future. They had a better than average season by winning more games than normal. They finished with a 4 win, 5 loss record. Next year looks better because of the large amount of returning freshmen. 94 J.V. Football Opposite Page: Top: Paul Childers scrambled away from these defenders in order to throw this pass. Bottom: The 1982 J.V. football team from left to right. First Row: Larry Johnson, Kelly Ford, Todd Woodlief, Mike Kilby, James Brown, Rodney Yount. Second Row: Roger Torrence, Danny Ratchford, Kenny Copeland, Rusty Howard, Scott Greene, Mike Murray, David Smith, Kevin Smith. Third Row: Brian Morrow, Bradley Sigmon, Robert Painter, LeOrr Mundy. Fourth Row: Robby Wimberly, Chris Reese, Guy Ramsey, Randall Heavner, Paul Childers, Derek Caldwell, Chris Matthews, Kurt Benfield, Randy Honeycutt, Chris Hester. This Page: Top: Bradley Sigmon blocked this kick. Bottom: Randy Honeycutt kicked off after a Trojan score. J.V. Football 95 Girls Win 4 The Lady Trojans won their fourth straight Conference Cham- pionship. The undefeated Lady Trojans finished the regular season with a 22-0 record. Led by All-State Beverly Greenard, the team met with basically little competition in non-conference and conference op- ponents. At the seasons end, they looked forward to further competi- tion. Competition came in the form of conference, district and regional play. After winning the conference and district tournaments, the Lady Trojans advanced to the western regionals. After defeating Sylva- Webster they were eliminated in the finals by future state champs Monroe Parkwood. Opposite Page: Top: All-Stater Beverly Greenard went inside for two. Bottom: The 1982-83 Conference Champs, from left to right: First Row: Tina Ijames, Beth Laney, Beverly Greenard, Cindy Murray, and Lisa Flowers. Second Row: Donna Jones, Sonya Settlemyre, Marcella McCombs, Kelly Gabriel, Patti Beatty, Jo Ann Adams, Joni Wilson, and Tina Connor. This Page: Top Left: Cindy Murray took a jump shot from the side. Top Right: Beth Laney made this cross court pass. Bottom: Tina Ijames scored on an easy lay-up. Varsity Girls’ Basketball 97 —1 OB OB k «X Trojans Rebuild This year was a year of rebuilding for the defending State Champions. With the loss of four starters from last year’s team, the Trojans struggled in tough SD-7 games. Many games were won and lost by a margin of a few points. Non-conference opponents proved to be no match for the Trojans. This point emphasized the strength of the SD-7 in which two teams, including the Trojans, were ranked in the top ten of the state 2-A poll. Opposite Page: Bottom Left: Stanley Daniels drove in for another basket. Bottom Right: Michael Conner took it to this defensive player. This Page: Top: Robert Harper brought down another rebound. Bottom: Coach Bost kept a close eye on his team’s performance. t V 98 Varsity Boys’ Basketball Top: The 1982-83 Boys Basketball team, left to right. Standing: Bradley Harris, Greg Duncan, Scott Painter, Michael Connor, Todd Goodson, Marvin Daniels, Stanley Daniels, Albert Reid. Kneeling: Cray Carpenter, David Shubert, Robert Harper, Dwayne Harvey, Rodney Helton. Varsity Boys’ Basketball 99 3 Straight Conf. Championships The J. V. Lady Trojans won their third straight conference championship with an undefeated conference record. They lost only one game and that was to the 4-A East Burke Lady Cavaliers. The team was led in scoring by Adrienne Gabriel. Defensive standouts were Audrey Sherrill and Emily Stewart. 100 J.V. Girls’ Basketball Opposite Page: Top: Adrienne Gabriel made this easy two. Bottom: The J. V. Girl’s Basketball Team, from left to right. First Row: Gina Story, Iris McCombs, Teresa Clark, Audrey Sherrill, Karen Ijames, and Adrienne Gabriel. Second Row: Stacy Valentine, Teresa McCombs, Emily Stewart, Amy Estep, Robin Laney, and Amy Smyre. This Page: Top Left: Stacy Valentine shot over this defender. Top Right: Emily Stewart packed this opponent. Bottom: Audrey Sherrill got two on this fast break. J.V. Girls’ Basketball 101 J.V. Boys Struggle The J.V. Trojans lacked depth and experience. Two of the possible outstanding players were placed on the Varsity team. The season was a strug- gle from the start. Cherryville was the first team to fall to the J.V.’s. Their overall record was 4-16 to finish 4-9 in the conference. 102 J.V. Boys’ Basketball Opposite Page: Left: Johnny Clark shot for two. Right: Mark Story sank this free throw. This Page: Top Left: Johnny Clark drove to the basket. Top Right: David Cox went in for a lay-up. Bottom: The 1982-83 J.V. Basketball Team, from left to right. Standing: David Cox, Eric Lineberger, Kelly Matthews, Alan Williams, Mark Story, Johnny Clark. Kneeling: Eric Skaggs, Curtis McCray, Paul Brown, Kelly Sigmon, Chris Hester. J.V. Boys’ Basketball 103 Girls’ Tennis The 1982 girls tennis team showed much improvement from last year. They finished with a 6-2 record and finished third in the conference. In the Conference Tourna- ment the doubles team of Donna Jones and Patti Beatty won first place; thereby clinching second place in the tournament. Sonya Settlemyre advanced to the quarter finals before being eliminated by the number one seed. Donna Jones, Patti Beatty, and Sonya Settlemyre were se- lected All-Conference. Bandys was the only school to have three selected. 104 Girls’ Tennis Opposite Page: Top: Cindy Murray showed unique form. Bottom: Tennis Team from left to right, 1st row: Don- na Jones, Beth Laney, Patti Beatty, Connie Cromer, Amy Estep. 2nd row: Deanna Bell. Manager; Ginger Hewitt, Cindy Murray, Sonya Settlemyre, Michelle Martin, Kristi Cresimore. This Page: Top Left: Donna Jones, Sonya Settlemyre, and Patti Beatty were selected All-Conference. Top Right: Donna Jones concentrated on this serve. Middle Left: Sonya Settlemyre and Cindy Murray made a unique doubles team. Bottom: Conference doubles champs, Donna Jones and Patti Beatty. Girls’ Tennis 105 Tennis Team Takes Title After seven years of hard work and dedication, the 1982 boy’s tennis team won it’s first conference championship. After breaking out to a 5-0 start, the team won a hard fought match against New- ton-Conover. As a result of the 5-4 win, the confer- ence championship seemed certain. The team fin- ished with a perfect record of 8-0. Leading the way were all-conference perform- ers, Jeff Queen, Kenny Burdick, Jonathon Huff- man, and Bradley Harris. Vic Carroll, Mark Rog- ers and the others contributed to the total team effott. Despite finishing second in the conference tour- nament, the Trojans brought home the doubles and singles championships. The team then ad- vanced to the Sectionals where it had it’s best ever finish of 5th. To top off this excellent season Mr. L. A. Walker was named coach of the year in SD-7 boys tennis. 106 Tennis Opposite Page: Top: “The Doctor showed us how it was done. Bottom Left: The doubles team of Jeff Queen and Ken- ny Burdick could not be stopped. Bottom Right: Jeff Queen aced another opponent. This Page: Top: Tennis Team, left to right. Larry Caldwell, Jona- than Huffman, Gerry Cooper, Chuck Lewis, Kenny Ma- jor, Kelly Sigmon, Kenny Burdick, Vic Carroll, Jeff Queen, Bradley Harris, Mark Rogers. Bottom Left: Bradley Harris hustled to return this shot. Bottom Right: Vic Carroll concentrated on this serve. Tennis 107 Track Team Gained Experience The 1982 Trojan Track team had a dis- appointing season after starting out with high hopes. The team tried hard but could manage no higher than one second place finish. With the loss of only six sen- iors, next year looks brighter. This year’s team was led by senior tri- captains Eric Wyatt, Todd Goins, and Terry Bowman. All-Conference Robert Harper made a great contribution by winning all but two of his races, including the 400 meter run in the district meet. Harper and leading scorer Wyatt then advanced to the sectional meet in Char- lotte where they placed high. 108 Track Opposite Page: Top: Albert Reid broke out to a strong start in the 200 meter run. Middle: Eric Wyatt finished a strong second to State Champion Nathan McCorkle of Newton- Conover. Bottom Left: Pat Plunkett showed good form in clearing the high-bar. Bottom Right: All-Conference Robert Harper won another 400 meter race. This Page: Bottom: Pat Plunkett and Ben Gabriel successfully made this exchange in the 800 meter relay. Middle: Terry Bowman showed much effort at the finish. Top: Track Team, left to right: Standing: Aaron Mayhew, David Shubert, Derik Caldwell, Scott Shepherd, Adrian Little, Albert Reid, Frank Nolley, Scott Lowman, Todd Goodson, Craig Springs, Jimmy Belcher, Derik Martin, Kelly Hilton, Mark “Tater” Lytton, John Moose, Scott Villemagne, Kneeling: Burton Goodson, David Miller, Larry Johnson, Mitchell Pope, Mike Muender, Pat Plunkett, John Leonard, Robert Harper, Todd Goins, Terry Bowman, Eric Wyatt, Ben Gabriel, James Brown. Sitting: Alan Williams, Jerry Forbes, Aubrey Bach. Track 109 Baseball Team — Inexperience Showed 110 Baseball This was a year of rebuilding for the Trojans after losing five of their nine starters from last year’s team. They were led by All-Conference Benny Harris and fellow seniors Phil Brown, Tim Hicks, and David Smith. Although experiencing a rough season, they never gave up and went on to play State contender, Fred T. Foard, in a close 3-2 ballgame. Next year should look hopeful since this year’s youth is next year’s experi- ence. Opposite Page: Top: Greg Duncan threw another strike against the Blue Devils. Bottom: Baseball Team, left to right. Front Row: Chris Matthews, Tony Beal, Dwayne Harvey, Darren Rowe, Mitch Valentine, Rusty Danmyer, David Smith. Second Row: Greg Duncan, Kelly Matthews, Scott Painter, Phil Brown, Benny Harris, Cray Carpenter, Tim Hicks, Jeff Blackburn. This Page: Top Left: Dwayne Harvey scored another run for the Trojans. Top Right: Phil Brown tried a pick play at first. Bottom: Tim Hicks watched as this Bunker Hill runner stole second base. Baseball 111 Softball Team Advances to State Playoffs After a disappointing season last year, the Trojan softball team bounced back to win the SD-7 conference championship with a 16-2 re- cord. They then advanced to the first round of the state play-offs and beat Alleghany 5-0. In the second round, they lost a heartbreaking game to East Wilkes, 3-5. They finished with a 17-3 over- all record. Next year’s team shows just as much promise if not more, having eight starters returning from this year’s team. The only starters graduating were All-Conference players, Janet Deal and Rhonda Lee. Six of the eight returning starters also received All-Conference awards, and they are as follows: Patti Beatty, Beverly Greenard, Donna Jones, Patrice Lineberger, Cindy Murray and Beth Laney. 112 Softball Opposite Page: Top Right: Patti Beatty connected for a base hit. Middle Right: Janet Deal threw the runner out at first. Bottom Left: Donna Jones rounded third while Coach Clark waved her home. Bottom Right: Cindy Murray caught this fly ball with apparent ease. This Page: Top Left: Softball Team, left to right. Kneeling: Manager Julie Hass, Sonya Settlemyre, Lisa Mathis, Donna Jones, Kelly Buff, Cindy Murray. Standing: Coach Clark, Angie Caldwell, Becky Schronce, Lee Ann Saunders, Vanessa Carroll, Patti Beatty, Jewell Abernathy, Patrice Lineberger, Juanda Turner, Beverly Greenard, Melinda Turner, Janet Deal, Janet Burgess, Rhonda Lee, Beth Laney. Top Right: Beverly Greenard received congratula- tions on her home run. Middle Left: Janet Burgess robbed this batter of a base hit. Bottom Left: Rhonda Lee delivered another perfect pitch. Softball 113 Varsity Cheerleaders The 1982-83 varsity cheerlead- ing squad was made up of eight girls. Under the sponsorship of Sherry Drum they worked hard all summer and after school to perfect many cheers. These girls helped to promote school spirit throughout the year. They provided support for the football and basketball teams by raising the enthusiasm of the fans through spirited cheers. Opposite Page: Top: The Varsity Cheerleaders performed this stunt at one of the pep rallies. Bottom: The Varsity Cheerleading Squad, left to right. Front: Cathy Faw, Missy Huffman, Greta Stutts, Kelly Buff. Standing: Dawn Rowe, Regina Little, Barbara Lineberger, Crystal Sherrill. This Page: Top Left: Regina Little showed much spirit and enthusiasm at this pep rally. Top Right: The cheerleaders worked on this stunt during practice after school. Bottom: Cathy Faw cheered for the Fighting Trojans at this pep rally. Varsity Cheerleaders 115 J.V. Cheerleaders Sponsored by Mrs. Freida Drum, the J.V. Cheer- leaders have worked long and hard to create new cheers and perfect the old ones. They created much spirit and enthusiasm with the small crowds that attend theJ. V. games. Through the season they nev- er lost their pep and continued the hard work and dedication throughout the year. 116 J.V. Cheerleaders Opposite Page: Top: Sherrie Alexander increased the spirit of the crowd at this J. V. ballgame. Bottom Left: Sherry Keener showed much enthusiasm at this ballgame. Bottom Right: The 1982-83 J.V. Cheerleaders, Left to right. Front: Sherrie Alexander, Angie Meadows, Sherry Keener, Anita Martin. Standing: Elaine McKay, Angie Foy, Kristal Cansler, Melissa Lineberger, Shelly Hughes. This Page: Top: The J.V. Cheerleaders did this stunt during the Newton ballgame. Bottom: Kristal Cansler led this cheer at this awayJ. V. game. J.V. Cheerleaders 117 Miss Bandys Pageant Was a Success On April 17, 1982, the first annual Miss Bandys Pageant was held in the Balls Creek Auditorium. Twenty-nine pretty young ladies from Bandys were entered in the contest. The judging was based on poise and elegance. After the preliminaries, the field of contestants was narrowed down to ten. From those ten, the judges then picked the four finalists and Miss Conge- niality. In the end, Miss Kelly Buff was selected 1982 Miss Bandys High School. 118 Miss Bandys Opposite Page: Top: Miss Bandys Kelly Buff sur- rounded by the other finalists. Bottom Left: From left to right: Miss Congeniality Caroline Dellinger, Second Runner-up Tina Fletcher, Miss Bandys Kelly Buff, First Runner-up Regina Little, Second Runner-up Carla Wyatt. Bottom Right: Patrick Moss enter- tains between groups. This Page: Top Right: Group III parades for the judges. Bottom Left: 1982 Miss Bandys Kelly Buff. Top Left: These dancers entertained during intermission. Miss Bandys 119 Homecoming ’82 Halftime activities at the 1982 Homecoming consisted of a parade of 24 beautiful girls and their escorts. These girls were chosen by the senior football players or by their respec- tive classes. The excitement built as it was announced that Jewell Abernathy was the Second Runner-up. The First Runner- up was Lesa Laws. The climax was reached as the 1982 Homecoming Queen was announced. Miss Kelly Buff had been chosen Queen by the student body. Following the game, fes- tivities moved inside for the annual Homecoming Dance. 122 Homecoming Opposite Page: Top: Kelly Buff was selected Homecoming Queen of 1982. Bottom: The 1982 Homecoming Court, left to right: 1st row: Jackie Buchanan, Bobby Deal, Susan Sipe, Paul Brown, Donna Jones, Larry Caldwell, Touyna Sigmon, Darrell Hensley, Kelly Buff, Darrell Stewart. 2nd row: Lesa Laws, Mike Hester, Joni Wilson, Paul Childers, Andrea Painter, Brian Morrow, Paula Childers, Doug Stegall. 3rd row: Adrienne Gabriel, Stanley Daniel, Lori Lewis, Curt Thompson, Jewel Abernathy, Dennis Hager, Angie Wright, David Shubert. 4th row: Freda McCombs, Jeff McCorkle, Angie Smith, Chuck Lewis, Amy Smyre, Chris Matthews, Amy Morrison, Bradley Harris. This Page: Top Left: Class Misses and their Escorts, left to right. Freshman, Amy Hicks, Derek Caldwell; Sophomore, Amy Estep, Eric Skaggs; Junior, Regina Little, Dean Lyda; Senior, Beth Loadholdt, Randal Ellis. Top Right: Senior Class Mascots, Amy Sherrill and Chris Graham attend the Queen. Middle: The Homecoming Queen and Finalists; Second Runner-up Jewel Abernathy; Queen Kelly Buff; First Runner-up Lesa Laws. Bottom: Jerry Fogleman and Vanessa Carroll go to the music at the dance after the game. Homecoming 123 Dancing In The Street Honky Tonk Homecoming The 20-13 loss to Bunker Hill was soon forgot- ten as the 1982 Homecoming Dance began. Stu- dents, alumni and faculty gathered in the gym to “throw down” to the music provided by Rick Reynolds. The 1982-83 Annual Staff, which sponsored the dance, greatly appreciated the enthusiasm which the participants put forth. Thus making the Homecoming Dance a complete success. 124 Homecoming Dance Opposite Page: Top: Donna Wilson and Don Barger shared this mo- ment of closeness. Bottom Left: These people took to the dance floor as the dance began. Bottom Right: Dawn Rowe and Derek Caldwell en- joyed this slow dance. This Page: Top Left: The light show added a special atmosphere as these students got into this song. Top Right: This couple got down to the beat of this song. Bottom: Tony Beal seemed to enjoy himself as he danced a fast dance. Homecoming Dance 125 When Will I See You Again On April 30, 1982, the juniors and seniors at Bandys were excitedly awaiting the beginning of the Junior-Senior Prom. For the juniors it was the end of a long week of hard work. For the seniors it was the last dance of their high school year. Everyone enjoyed a night of dancing or ro- mancing, sometimes both. Then the Sopho- more Entertainment Committee provided a few laughs for the Prom attendants. Phil Brown and Caroline Dellinger were crowned King and Queen and refreshments were served by Sophomore Entertainment Committee. When the last dance was through the question in everyone’s mind was “When Will I See You Again.” 126 Prom Opposite Page: Top: Phil Brown and Caroline Dellinger were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. Bottom Left: Mrs. Rader participated in this dance. Bottom Right: Eric Lee and Kelly Buff enjoyed this quiet moment. This Page: Top Right: These couples danced to the music of Token. Top Left: These couples boogied to the beat. Bottom Right: Donna Wilson and Don Barger make their way to the dance floor. Prom 127 128 Prom Before ... The Junior Class of ’82 spent many hours in preparation in order to make the 1981-82 Prom a success. The Junior Class chose the theme of “When Will I See You Again”. The night before the Junior-Senior, finishing touches were added to the decorations and the Sophomore Enter- tainment Committee. Opposite Page: Top Left: Gerald “Olivia” Flowers and crew perform their version of “Let’s Get Physical.” Bottom Left: Bradley Harris, Cray Carpenter, Rodney Helton, David Shubert and Scott Shepherd dance to music from “Swan Lake . Top Right: The music for the prom was provided by the band ‘Token”. Bottom Right: Bradley Harris shows off his grace and poise as he performs this move. This Page: Top: Lori Cline and Amy Deal headed the decorating effort for the prom. Middle Left: Susie Israel showed enthusiasm while decorating for the prom. Middle Right: Lori Cline put finishing touches on the back drop. Bottom: Sandra Crouse cut table cloths for the prom. Prom 129 Christmas Dance On Saturday night, December 4, the 1982 Christmas Dance was held. Music for the dance was provided by disc jockey Rick Reynolds. During the evening, Lesa Laws was crowned the 1982 Christmas Queen. Lori Cline was runner-up. After the crowning everyone went back to dancing and enjoyed the refreshments provided by the sponsoring annual staff. The night was enjoyed by all. 130 Christmas Dance Opposite Page: Top: 1982 Christmas Queen, Lesa Laws, with escort, Darrell Stewart. Bottom Left: Todd Lineberger and Lori Lewis danced to the music of this song. Bottom Right: Lesa Laws, escorted by Darrell Stewart, was crowned 1982 Christmas Queen and Lori Cline, escort- ed by Pat Plunkett, was runner-up. This Page: Top: The 1982 Christmas Court, left to right. Sharon Wilkinson, escort Todd Lineberger; Lisa Isenhour, escort Mike Hester; Angie Radcliff, escort Scott Painter; Lori Cline, escort Pat Plunkett; Lesa Laws, escort Darrell Stewart; Joni Wilson, escort David Shubert; Sandra Crouse, escort Doug Stegall; Lori Lewis, escort Darin Little; Elaine McKay, escort Greg Duncan. Bottom: The Christmas Court danced the traditional dance. Christmas Dance 131 Personnel i § 133 Administration The office staff consisted of Mr. Carter, principal; Mr. Bost, assis- tant principal; and Mrs. Thorn- burg, secretary. This group served as the school management center coordinating faculty and other staff members. This year saw a new addition to the office staff. Mrs. Setzer was em- ployed to operate the school copy- ing machine as well as clerical office assistant. Top Right: Mr. Carter observed this class. Top left: Mrs. Thornburg performed one of her many duties. Bottom Right: Mr. Bost conducted business from his office. Bottom Left: Mrs. Setzer was a wel- come addition to the Bandys Office Staff. 134 Office Guidance The Guidance Department is to the stu- dents, a source of reassurance and guidance to the future. While in school they help students with course selection for the four years of high school. The guidance counselors help seniors make the all important decision of college. Along with these things they also find time to determine class rank, fill out transcripts, attend conferences and sponsor the Beta Club. They still provide a soft shoulder to cry on during the hardships of growing up. Top: Mrs. Thornton helped this student with his college selection. Bottom Right: Here Mrs. Carpenter helped Patti Beatty with her college applications. Bottom Left: Mrs. Thornton aided these students in plan- ning for the future. Guidance 135 Mrs. Betty Austin — RESPON- SIBILITIES: Child Care Ser- vices. Mr. Forrest Blake — COLLEGE: Appalachian State University. RESPONSIBILITIES: U.S. His- tory, World History, J.V. Girls and Boys Basketball, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Mr. Bill Bost — COLLEGE: Len- oir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Assistant Principal, Var- sity Boys Basketball Coach. Mr. Bill Brown — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Consumer Math, Al- gebra I-A, Business Manager — Magazine Sale. Mrs. Martha Brown — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Home Eco- nomics, FHA Club Sponsor. Mr. James Randy Burroughs, Sr. — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Health and P.E., Head Varsity Football Coach, Baseball Coach. Mr. John R. Caldwell — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Physical Sci- ence, Chemistry, Advanced Biol- ogy, Science Club, Project Sales. Mrs. Susan Carpenter — COL- LEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, U.N.C.- Charlotte. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Guidance Counselor, Beta Club Advisor. Mr. William E. Carter — COL- LEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, Appala- chian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Principal. Mrs. Marilyn Clark — COL- LEGE: Western Carolina. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Biology, Health and P.E., Pep Club, FCA, Softball Coach. Mr. William R. Crawford — COL- LEGES: Appalachian State, A. T. RESPONSIBILITIES: Pho- tography, Biology, Physical Sci- ence, Head J.V. Football Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Mrs. Freida G. Drum — COL- LEGES: Lees-McRae, Appala- chian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Typing, Business Law, Graduation, J.V. Cheerleaders, ABBS—Sponsor. 136 Faculty Mrs. Sherry Drum — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Geometry, General Math, Algebra, Math Life Skills, Varsity Cheerleaders. Mrs. Carolyn P. Gabriel — COL- LEGES: Pfieffer College, Greens- boro College, Scarritt College, Western Carolina. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Time-Out Instructor, Guidance Assistant. Mrs. Margaret Gatewood — COLLEGE: UNC-Chapel Hill. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, SRC Sponsor. Mr. Samuel Harbinson — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Band, Cho- rus, Guitar, Stage Band. Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Advanced Math, General Math, Annual, Physics, Algebra I, Calculus, Gate Duty Coordinator. Mrs. Deborah F. Holcomb — COLLEGES: Wingate Junior, Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Resource Lab, Pep Club Advisor. Mr. Make D. Honeycutt — COL- LEGES: Appalachian State, Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: ICT Coordinator, VICA, Junior-Senior Prom Chairman. Mrs. Julie G. Howard — COL- LEGE: North Carolina State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Vocation- al Agriculture, FFA Club Spon- sor, School ground beautification. Mrs. Barbara H. Laney — COL- LEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, North Carolina State, UNC-Charlotte, Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Office Occupations I II Coordinator, FBLA Advisor, Co-Graduation Advisor, Public- ity Chairperson. Mr. Marvin Edsel Lineberger — COLLEGE: Nashville Auto-Die- sel College. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Auto Mechanics I, II, III, Auto Mechanics Club Advisor, Bus Duty. Faculty 137 Mr. Randy Lowman — COL- LEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Physical Science, Health and P.E., TYack Coach, Varsity Football Coach, Mono- gram Club. Ms. Kaye McConnell — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: French, French Club Advisor. Mrs. Nancy L. Mack — COL- LEGES: Gardner-Webb, Appala- chian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: English. Mr. Mike Matheson — COL- LEGES: Mitchell College, Appa- lachian State, NC A T. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: U.S. History, Girls Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Mrs. Clare S. Miller — COL- LEGES: UNC-Greensboro, Ap- palachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Advanced Typing, Shorthand I, Accounting, Busi- ness Management, English 9 Lev- el 1, Newspaper. Mrs. Donna G. Moser — COL- LEGE: UNC-Greensboro. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Honors Eng- lish 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Advisor. Mrs. Sue Moss — RESPONSI- BILITY: Library Aide. Mrs. Jean Nolley — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Media Center, Media Assistant’s Club Sponsor. Mr. Astor F. Propst — COL- LEGES: CVTC, Lenoir-Rhyne, North Carolina State, U.S. Naval School of Carpentry. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Carpentry I, II, III; Carpentry Club Advisor, Bus Duty. Mrs. Brenda Rader — COL- LEGES: East Tennessee State, Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Art I, II, II; Art Club Advisor. Mrs. Anita H. Roberts — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Marketing I, D.E. I, II; DEC A, DEC A Club Ad- visor. Mrs. Patsy Rogers — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: English, Graduation Chairman, Senior Affairs. 138 Faculty Mr. Charles M. Scott — COL- LEGES: UNC-Charlotte, Appa- lachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: History, Lunchroom Duty. Mrs. Linda Spencer — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Child Care Services, Family Living, Child Care Club Advisor. Mrs. Nancy Jo Teague — COL- LEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Algebra I, II, SAE Club Advisor. Mrs. Karolyn Thorton — COL- LEGES: UNC-Charlotte, Lenoir- Rhyne, Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Guidance Counselor, BETA Club Advisor. Mrs. Audrey Throneburg — COL- LEGES: Brevard, Clevengers, Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: School Secretary. Mr. Levonde Walker — COL- LEGES: UNC-Charlotte, John- son C. Smith. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: English, Boys’ Tennis, Monogram Club Advisor. Mrs. Susan Witherspoon — COL- LEGE: UNC-Charlotte. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: English, YAC Advisor, Student Relations Club Advisor. Mr. Terry Young — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Consumer Math, General Math, Girls’ Tennis. Mr. Bruce Yount — COLLEGES: Western Carolina, Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Hands and Mind, Extended School Day Co-ordinator. Faculty 139 Support Personnel Among the lunchroom la- dies, the busdrivers, and our custodians, Bandys High ran smoothly again this year. They had the awesome task of haul- ing us, feeding us, and cleaning up after us. 140 Personal Opposite Page: Top: The Lunchroom Staff. Bottom Left: Mrs. Hildebran made some slaw. Bottom Right: Mrs. Byers separated these hamburger patties. This Page: Top Left: The 1982-83 Bus Drivers. Top Right: Mrs. Parker swept the floors. Bottom Left: Michael Connor appeared to enjoy his driving duties. Bottom Right: Mr. Parker prepared to scrub the bathrooms. Personal 141 Students CLASS OFFICERS: President......................Scott Painter Vice-President...............Roger McClain Secretary-Treasurer......................Lori Cline Reporter.....................Marilyn McKay Historian....................Peggy Hollifield Prophet...........................Robert Bell Testator................................Kelly Buff Poet.....................................Abby Leatherman Lyricist...................Melissa Longworth CLASS MOTTO: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. CLASS COLORS: Forest Green and Old Gold CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MISS: Beth Loadholt CLASS MASCOTS: Amy Sherrill Chris Graham 144 Seniors SettUrs Seniors 145 Jewel Lynn Abernathy Patricia Ann Beatty Kelly Michelle Buff Aubrey Franklin Bach Terry Dalton Allen Deanna Lynn Bell Robert Edward Bell Debra Lynn Bumgarner Patty Beth Bumgarner Annette Francis Bailey Gregory Dale Benfield Kenneth Mack Byers 146 Seniors Marty Jerome Bandy Dason O'Dell Barber Teressa Lynn Bolick Jack Lynn Buchanan Jewel Lynn Abernathy — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie L. Abernathy, Route 1, Box 115, Catawba, N.C. HONORS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4, Second Runner-Up; Child Care Club 3; FBLA Club 3; FCA Club 3: FHA Club 3, 4; Home Economics 1; Library Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Bus Driver 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Softball 2, 3. Terry Dalton Allen — Parents: Lydia F. Allen. Route 1, Box 146 J., Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Bus Driver 3, 4; FBLA Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Aubrey Franklin Bach — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bach. Route 1, Box 66, Denver, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4; FCA Club 4; Monogram Club 1, 2,3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Band 1. J. V. Football 1, 2; Track 2,3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Wrestling 1. Annette Frances Bailey ■ Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jason Bailey, 408 Mount Olive Road, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Marty Jerome Bandy — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Reed M. Bandy, Route 2, Box 525. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Dason O'Dell Barber — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil B. Barber, P. 0. Box 582. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Patricia Ann Beatty — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Beatty Sr., Route 1, Box 64, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Biology Award 2; Chemistry Award 3; Economics In Action 3; Junior Marshal 3; Morehead Nominee 4; Quiz Bowl 3. 4; Senior Superlative Most Likely To Succeed 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Beta Club 4, Vice-President; FCA Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Monogram Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; SAB Club 2,3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Science Club 4; SRC Club 1,2,3,4. President 4; Band 1.2,3, Colorguard 3; All-County Band 2,3; 110 Club 2,3; Tennessee Honors Band 2; Girls' Tennis 2,3, 4; All-Conference 3,4: Most Valuable Player 3; Trojan Award 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Softball 1,2,3.4; All-Conference 3; Most Improved 2; Powder Puff Football 2, 4. Deanna Lynn Bell Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bell. Route 1, Box 176-B, Cataw- ba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; FBLA Club 2 FHA Club 2. 3; French Club 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3; SAE Club 4; SRC Club 3, 4; Girls’ Tennis Team Manager 4; Media Center Club 4. Robert Edward Bell — Parents: Mrs. Margaret Ryals, Route 2, Box 1, Sherrills Ford. N.C.; HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Prophet 4; FCA Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Varsity Football 3. 4; Track 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Gregory Dale Benfield — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dale Benfield, Route 1, Box 336. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS Club 3. 4; FBLA Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; SAE Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. Teresa Lynn Bolick — Parents: Robert Lee Bolick, Jr. and Katherine Bolick, Route 2 Box 633-A, Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 4; FHA Club 2. 3. 4. Jackie Lynn Buchanan Parents: Jan and Judy Buchanan. Route 1. Box 46. Catawba. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Class Vice-President 1. 2; Class Reporter 3; Homecoming Court 1.2.4. Sophomore Representative 2; Miss Bandys Pageant 3; Senior Superlative — Most Courteous 4; Child Care Club 3, Reporter 3; FHA Club 2. Pep Club 1. 2,3,4, Reporter 4; SRC Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Editor 4. Larry Eugene Caldwell Jr. Roger Steven Caldwell Kelly Michelle Buff — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Buff, Route 1, Box 94, Denver, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Homecoming Court 1,2,3, 4. Homecoming Queen 4; Christmas Court 1, 2; 1982-83 Miss Bandys; Class President 1,2; Senior Class Testator 4; FHA Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Powder Puff Football 2, 4; Softball 3, 4. Deborah Lynn Bumgarner — Parents: Ricky D. Bumgarner and Sandra F. McClain, Route 1 Box 352, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3; FHA Club 2, 3. Patty Beth Bumgarner Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Coyte R. Bumgarner, Route 2 Box 485. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal 3; Advanced Typing Award 2; Economics In Action 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Beta Club 4. Treasurer 4; FBLA Club 2; French Club 2,3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; SAE Club 2; Annual Staff 4 — Typist; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 2, 4. Kenneth Mack Byers — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ray Byers, Route 2, P. 0. Box 52, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 2; V. I. C. A. Club 3. Larry E. Caldwell, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Caldwell, Route 2 Box 505, Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal 3; Senior Superlative — Most Likely To Succeed 4; Boys State 3; Band Member of The Week 2.3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Beta Club 4; Monogram Club 4; SAE Club 2, 3, 4; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Tennis Team 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 — Co-Editor; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2. Roger Steven Caldwell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Caldwell, Route 2 Box 592, Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4, Reporter 4. KellvDaun Campbell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neil (Marv) Campbell. Route 1 Box 396. Maiden. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA Club 3.4; Media Center Club 2. Flemmons Jackson Capps — Parents: Melvin and Barbara Reinhardt, Route 2 Box 680. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Vanessa Reni Carroll — Parents: Gary L. and Shirley J. Carroll, Route 1 Box 71 R.. Denver. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Miss Bandys Pageant 3; Homecoming Court 4; Child Care Club 3; FCA Club 3; FHA Club 4. Secretary 4; Monogram Club 4: Pep Club 1.2,3; Newspaper Staff 4: Powder Puff Football 2,4; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Softball 3. Victor Ra Carroll — Parents: Gary L. and Shirley J. Carroll Route 1 Box 71 R. Denver.' N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Scott Lee Chandler — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Chandler. Route 2, Box 305 A. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: V. I. C. A. Club 3.4. Treasurer 3. Lori Ann Cline — Parents Mr. and Mrs. Gary- E. Cline. Route 2. Box 216-B. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 3. Class Representative 3: Christmas Court 4, First Runner-Up 4; Class Miss 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Class Reporter 2; Class Secretary Treasurer 3. 4; FBLA Club 4. Vice-President 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; Monogram Club 3.4. Reporter 4; Pep Club 1.2,3; SAE Club 2.4; SRC Club 2.3,4, Vice-President 4; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3. Horace Junior Clontz — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Horace Clontz, Route 1 Box 271, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Shau n Michael Connor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connor. Route 1. Box 174 A Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: J. V. Basketball 1.2. Captain 2; Varsitv Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4; All-Conference 2. 3; All-Catawba Valley 2. 3; Track 1. Kenneth Kvle Corcin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tabor. Route 2, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Chorus 2; D. C. T. 3. 4; J. V. Football 1. 2. Mark Costello — Parents: Frank and Jean Costello, Cross Country Campground, Denver, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: D. E. C. A. Club 4. Donald W. Cox. Jr. Parents: Mrs. Elizabeth R. Beal. Route 1. Box 104. Maiden, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4. Donna Cybele Cox — Parents: Mrs. Elizabeth R. Beal. Route 1 Box 104, Maiden, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band Member of the Week 4; Band 1.2.3,4; All-County Band 2,3,4, Squad leader 4. Band Librarian 4; Annual Staff — Typist 4. Sandra Edith Crouse Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie F. Crouse, Route 2 Box 564. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Christmas Court 4; Art Club 3: FBLA Club 3. 4; D. E. C. A. Club 4; Science Club 1. Marvin Earl Daniels — Parents Mrs. Marie Daniels, Route 2. Box 272, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: -J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4; J. V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 4; Track 2. Amy Rebecca Deal — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. I evon Deal, 101 Caleb Setzer Road, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homeroom President 4; FBLA Club 2. 3. 4. President 4; French Club 2. 3, 4; SAE Club 2, 3, 4. Robert Walter Deal — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Racford Deal. 403 Hwy. 10 East, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Most Improved Band Award 2; Band Member of the Week 2,4; FBLA Club 2; French Club 3.4; 110 Club 2,3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Tennessee Honors Band 2, 3. 4; All-County Band 1, 2,3. 4; Section Leader 4; Homeroom Class President 1. 2. David Allen Dean — Parents Elgin and Phyllis Dean. Route 2 Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Robert Eugene Dills — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dills, 1318 N. Frye Ave., Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 1. 2. 3; Auto Mechanics 1. Linda Ann Dover — Parents: Dean and Agnes Dover, Route 2 P. O. Box 3, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 3; J. V. Cheerleader 1, 2. Timothy Howard Drum — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Drum. Route 1 Box 448. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band Member of the Week I. 3: Band Director Award 3; All-County Band Award 3: Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Section Leader for Percussion 4; Auto Mechanics 2, 3, 4; All-County Chorus 3. Kelly Dawn Campbell Flemmons Jackson Capps Horace Junior Clontz Shawn Michael Connor Amy Rebecca Deal Robert Walter Deal 148 Seniors Vanessa Reni Carroll Victor Ray Carroll Scott Lee Chandler Donald W. Cox Donna Cybele Cox Sandra Edith Crouse Linda Ann Dover David Allen Dean Lori Ann Cline Marvin Earl Daniels Timothy Howard Drum Seniors 149 Clyde Gregory Duncan Allen Ray Felts Scott Kenneth Erasure Tammy Michele Edwards Kenny Burton Evans Lonnie Dean Evans James Alonzo Finney William Wesley Flowers Jerry Meade Forbes Benjamin Gaither Gabriel Beverly Ann Galloway Dale Keith Gibson 150 Seniors Clyde Gregory Duncan — Parents: Mrs. Patsy A. Johnson and Mr. Clyde R. Dun- can. Route 3, Box 7-J. Conover. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Senior Superlative Most Athletic 4; J. V. Basketball Trojan Award 2; Sopho- more Entertainment Committee 2; Homecoming Court Escort 2; FBLA Club 2: French Club 2.3.4: Monogram Club 3.4; Science Club 4. Reporter 4; J. V. Football 1. 2. Captain 2; Varsity Football 3. 4, Captain 4: J. V. Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3. 4. Tammy Michele Eduurds — Parents: Kenneth and Nancy Edwards. Route 2. Box 36 A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. Sophomore Enter tainment Committee 2; FBLA Club 4; DOO 4; Pep Club 2; Science Club 2, 3; Colorguard 2. 3, 4; Winterguard 3. Kenneth Burton Evans — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Evans. 409 Mt. Olive Church Road. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band Member of the Week 4; All-County Band 2. 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Lonnie Dean Evans — Parents: Wayne and Brenda Evans. P. O. Box 96. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3. 4. Ronnie Gene Evans Yola Patrice Farley Ronnie Gene Evans — Parents: Wayne and Brenda Evans. P. 0. Box 96, Clare mont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club. Yola Patrice Farley — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Joe Farley, Route 1 Box 139- C. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Child Care Club 3. Allen Ray Felts — Parents: John Ray Felts, Jr. and Wanda Felts, Route 2 Box 101. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry III 4. James Alomo Finney — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Finney, Route 2. Box 139, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: William Wesley Flowers — Parents: William W. and Shelia J. Flowers. Route 1 Box 227-E. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics III 4; J. V. Football 1; Varsity Football 3. 4. Jerry Meade Forbes — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Miles F. Forbes. Midway Marina. Terrell, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 1; Mono- gram Club 2; J. V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4. Randall Gene Ford — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ford. Route 2, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2.3. 4; Pep Club 1; Varsity Football 3; Wrestling 1. Randy Gene Ford Jenny Rogers Foster Jenny Rogers Foster — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Foster, P. 0. Box 731, New- ton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FHA Club 4; Secretary 4; Chorus 4. William Dale Goble Beverly Corlee Greenard Scott Kenneth Frasure — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frasure Route 2 Box 215-M, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 4. Benjamin Gaither Gabriel — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gabriel. Route 1 Box 240, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA Club 2; FFAClub 1,2; Carpentry Club 4; J. V. Football 1.2; Varsity Football 3,4; Track 1, 3 4. Beverly Ann Galloway — Parents: Garvin and Dianna Galloway. Route 3. Box 478, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Art Club 4; FFA Club 2; Chorus 4. Dale Keith Gibson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson, Route 2 Box 311, Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES:Sophomore Entertain- ment Committee 2; Agriculture 1, 2. William Dale Goble — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goble. Route 1 Box 112, Cataw- ba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: V. I. C. A. Club 4. Beverly Corlee Greenard — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Greenard. Route 2 Box 248-B, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superla- tive — Most Athletic 4; Softball 1, 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4, Most Outstanding Player 1. All-Catawba Valley 1, 2, 3. All-Conference 2, 3. All-Pied- mont 3. Most Valuable Player 2. 3. All-State 3. 1500 Points Club 3, 2,000 Points Club 4. Seniors 151 Calvin Willard Greer — Parents: Zelda K. Greer, Route 2. Box 180. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics 4. Randall Kevin Griffin Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Griffin. Route 2 Box 179- A-l. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club; Monogram Club. Angela Denise Hager — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Hager Sr.. Route 1 Box 143-X, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA Club 2. 3: FHA Club 1. 2; Bus Driver 3. 4. Robert Finley Harper — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harper, Route 2. Box 78. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. All-Conference Track 3; Trojan Award 3; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Monogram Club 3. 4. Darrell Kevin Hensley — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jenkins, Route 1 Box 98, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS.AND ACTIVITIES: Marketing Excellence Award 2. District 7 FFA Sentinel 3: Homecoming Court Escort 4; FFA Club 1,2,3. 4. Treasurer 1. Secretary 2. President 4; D. E. C. A. Club 4, President 4; FFA State Tools and Materials Team 1; Delegate at State FFA Convention 2; Attended State FFA Leadership School at White Lake 2; FFA District Forestry Team 1, 2, 3. Michael James Hester — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hester, Route 2 Box 60 A. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band Member of the Week 4; Hickory Art Guild Contest, 1st Place 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 110 Club 2, 3, 4; Squad Leader 4. Band President 4. Teresa Kay Hilderbran — Parents Mr. and Mrs. Johnnv Hilderbran, Route 1 Box 78. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. Pep Club 2; V. 1. C. A. Club 3. 4. Mary Donna Holdsclau — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holdsclaw, Route 2. Box 143. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Girls State 3; De- bate Award 3; School Winner of Century III Leadership Scholarship 4; 3rd Place Debate Speaker Award at Appalachian Forsenics Tournament and Buford-Cox Forsenics Tournament 3; Advanced to Semi-Finals Competition of Buford-Cox Tournament 3: Nominee to Miss North Carolina Teenage Pageant 4; Optimist Oratory Winner 2; FCA Club 4; FHA Club 3, Vice-President 3; French Club 2, 3; VAC 4. Vice-President 4; Debate Team 1.2.3,4, In charge of obtaining sponsors 3. 4; Annual Staff 4 — Typist; 4-H Club, 4-H County Council President 4: County Council Secretary 2. Richard Christopher Hollar — Parents: Richard and Gwendolyn Hollar. Route 1 Box 69. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3.4; Monogram Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 1; J. V. Football 1. Peggy Denise Hollifield — Parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Hollifield, Route 2 Box 186. Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. Senior Class Histo- rian 4; Homeroom Class President 2.3; Homeroom Class Miss 2.3; FBLA Club 2; FHA Club 3.4. Parliamentarian 4; French Club 3: Pep Club I. 2; Bus Driver 3. 4 Scott Carlton Hood Parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hood. Route 2 Box 184-7, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 2. 3; D. E. C. A. Club 4. Mike Christopher Houston — Parents: Donald Houston, P. 0. Box 3, Denver. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Michael Scott Houston Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Don Wesley Houston. Jr.. 16 Hunsucker Drive, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Car- pentry Club 2, 3, Reporter 3; Band 1, 2. Ronnie Franklin Houston — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Franklin Houston, Route 2 Box 190. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 4; Auto Mechanics III 4: Track 3. Lisa Anne Howard Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wayne Howard. Route 2 Box 215. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACT1VIITES: Colorguard Member of the Week 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; FCA Club 3, 4; SRC Club 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County 3; Colorguard 3; Stagehand 4. Danny Neal Huffman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Huffman, Route 2, Box 220, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 1.2,3. Secre- tary 2, Vice-President 3. Chapter Vice-President 3, District VII Sentinel 3. State Convention Delegate 1, Tools and Materials Contest 1. Forestry Contest 1, 2, Soil Judging Contest 2. Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2, Dairy Judging Contest 2, District VII Quiz Contest - First Place l;SAEClub2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Band 1. 2. Michael Ray Huffman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ray Huffman, Route 1 Box 159. Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS.AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer 4; FBLA Club 2; FFA Club 2, 3. Tina Annette Ijames — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ijames, Route 2, Box 43-1, Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: French Club 4; Mono gram Club 4; Pep Club 4; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3.4; Softball 2,4; Band 1, 2. Lisa Colene Isenhour — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rober H. Isenhour, Route 1 Box 78, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal 3; Christmas Court 4; Algebra II Award 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Homeroom Reporter 4; Beta Club 4; COO 4; FBLA Club 4. Reporter 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; SAE Club 2; SRC Club 2: Annual Staff — Typist 4; Prom Committee 3. Calvin Willard Greer Randall Kevin Griffin Teresa Kay Hilderbran Mary Donna Holdsclaw Ronnie Franklin Houston Lisa Anne Howard 152 Seniors Angela Denise Hager Richard Christopher Hollar Danny Neal Huffman Darrell Kevin Hensley Robert Finley Harper Peggy Denise Hollifield Scott Carlton Hood Michael Ray Huffman Tina Annette Ijames Michael James Hester Michael Scott Houston Lisa Colene Isenhour Seniors 153 Susan LeNora Israel Loretta Marie Johnson Donna Lynn Jones Tim Lee Jones Ben Kelly Lail Rodd Alex Lail Todd Alan Lail Lesa Margaret Laws Charles Robert Lewis Walter Ray Sibyl Willette Todd Wayne Lineberger Lineberger, Jr. Lineberger 154 Seniors Cynthia Gail Josey Vicki Marilyn Korn Abigail Van John Homer Leonard Leatherman Angela Latees Little Darin Kaye Little Susan LeNoro Israel - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Nash Israel. Route 2, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS Club 3. 4; FBLA Club 1; French Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; Science Club I. 4; SRC Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Debate Team 1. 2. 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Powder Puff Football 2. Loretta Marie ■Johnson - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson. P. 0. Box 26. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CU BS. AND ACTIVITIES FHA Club 2. 3. 4: Child Care Club 4. Donna Lynn Jones — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Burton Jones. Jr.. Route 1 Box 166. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Chief Junior Mar- shal 3; Girls State 3; Morehcad Nominee 4: Algebra II Award 2; Biology Award 2; Advanced Math Award 3; Chemistry Award 3: Geometry Award 2; History Award •Woodmen of the World 3; Typing Award 2: Sweetheart Court 1; Homecoming Court 4: Economics In Action 3; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Opti- mist Oratorical Contest Runner-Up 2; Miss Bandys Pageant 3; Quiz Bowl 2. 3: Drum Major 3. 4; Senior Superlative — Best All Around 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Band 1.2.3,4. Band Member of the Week 2,3. 4; Beta Club 4. Secretary 4: FCA Club 3. 4. Secretary 4; Monogram Club 1.2.3,4. Vice-President 4: Pep Club 1.2.3: SAE Club 2.4. Vice-President 4; SRC Club 1.2. 3; Tennis 1. 2,3.4. Most Improved 2. Captain 4. All-Conference 4. Most Valuable Player 4; J. V. Basketball 1.2. Co-Captain 2. Trojan Award 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Softball 1, 2.3. 4. All-Conference 2. 3; Powder Puff Football 2. 4. Timothy Lee Jones — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Terri. Route 2 Box 202 A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Cynthia Gait Josey — f}arents Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Josey. Route 1, Box 366. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Art Award for Outstand- ing Art Ability 3; Art Club 3. 4; FHA Club 4: D. E. C. A. Club 4. Vicki Marilyn Korn — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Korn. Jr.. Route 1 Box 144-A, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band 1. 2. 3: Annual Staff-Typist 4. Ben Kelly Lail — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Lail. 216 Mount Olive Road. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES V. I. C. A. Club 1. Rodd Alex Lail — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lail. Jr.. Route 2 Box 775. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Todd Alan Lail Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lail. Jr.. Route 2 Box 775, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: V. I. C. A. Club. Vice-President. Lesa Margaret Laws — Parents: Mrs. Marlene Tidwell, Guardian: Miss Rita S. Laws, Route 2 Box 247, Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4. First Runner Up 4; Christmas Court 4, Queen 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Band Member of the Week 3. 4; Senior Superlative — Most Dependable 4; Pep Club 2.3 FCA Club 3; h rench Club 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4. Colorguard 3, 4. Co-Captain 4. Winterguard 3; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Powder Puff Football 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Achievement 2; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff — Typist 4. Abigail Van Leatherman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ray leatherman. One South Harris Avenue. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Governor's School Acceptance 3; Class Reporter I; Entertainment for Miss Bandys Pageant 3.4; Homecoming Court 1; Prom Committee 3; Senior Class Poet 4; Pep Club 1.2.3. -I; FCA Club 3.4; FHA Club 3; French Club 2.3.4; SRC Club 3; SAE Club 3. 4; Photography Club 4; Debate Team 3; School Play 3. John Homer Leonard. Jr. — Parents Mr. and Mrs. George Moixso. Route 3 Box 763. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS.AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative — Friendliest 4: Art Club 3; ABBS Club 3; Pep Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Varsity Football 4. Charles Robert Lewis — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lewis, Route I Box 148 B, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Marshal 3; Economics In Action 3; Broyhill Business Academy 3; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3; Honor Graduate 4; Senior Superlative — Most Intelligent 4; Homecoming Court Escort 4; Engineering Conference at UNC-A 3; Science Club 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4: Beta Club 4; SAE Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 4: French Club 2,3.4; Annual Staff — Co-Editor 4. Jr. Editor 3; Tennis Team 3, 4; Quiz Bowl 3, 4. Patrice Lapel Linebarger — Parents: Patricia Linebarger. Route 2 Box 310. Clare- mont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3; FHA Club 4; Softball 3. Walter Ray Linebarger. Jr. — Parents: Walter and Patricia Linebarger. Sr.. Route 1 Box 110, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Auto Me- chanics Club 3,4. Vice-President; Monogram Club 3. 4; Art Club 2; J. V. Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Bus Driver 3. 4. Sibyl Wilette Lineberger — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lineberger, Route 1 Box 124-C, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: French Club 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Band Member of the W'eek 4. Colorguard 3. 4. Co-Captain (Rifles) 4, Winterguard 3; Annual Staff — Typist 4; Powder Puff Football 4. Todd Wayne Lineberger — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lineberger. Route 2 Box 500 L. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4. Angela latees Little Parents: Mr.and Mrs. I rrv L. Little, Route 1 Box 269. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Christmas Court 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Club 1. 2; FBLA Club 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 2. Darin Kaye Uttle — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Kaye Little. Route 1 Box 80-B. Denver'. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 3.4; Pep Club 2, 3; Auto Mechanics Club; J. V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Band 1. Seniors 155 Jammie Kay Little — Parents: Mrs. Kaye Miller and Mr. James C. Little, Route 1 Box 6-A. Sherrils Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 4, President 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 4. Karen Mavis Little — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Little, Route 1 Box 84, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Media Center Award 3; FHA Club 2; FBLA Club 2, 3, 4; Media Center Club 3, 4, President 4; Guidance Assistant 4. Mashell Antionette Little — Parents: Annie L. Mungro, Route 1 Box 110-A, Sher- rills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3. 4, Parliamentarian 4; FHA Club 4. Mary Beth Loadholdt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Don Loadholdt, Route 2, Box 15, Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Class Miss 4; Homecom- ing Court 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; FCA Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; French Club 2, 3; FBLA Club 3: Powder Puff Football 2; Prom Committee 3. Donna Melissa Longworth — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Longworth, 12 East Haven Drive. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS, AND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Band Member of the Week 2, 3; Colorguard 3,4, Co-Captain 4. Pep Club 1.2,3; Science Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; 110 Club 2, 3, 4, Winterguard 3; Tennis 2; Powder Puff Football 2, 4. Rachel Mae Love — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Peerless Harlcn Love. Route 1. Box 373, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Debate 3. Scott Eric Lowman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Lowman, Route 1 Box 138-A, Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. Wrestling 1,2, Most Improved 1; FCA Club 4; Pep Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; J. V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Mark Hampton Lytton — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Lytton, P. O. Box 2, Long Island. N.C. HONORS CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. J. V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4. All- Conference 3. All-Catawba Valley 3. Defensive Lineman 3; Monogram Club 2, 3. 4; Auto Mechanics Club 3,4; V. I. C. A. Club 4; FCA Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; TVack 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. Angela Lynn Mabrey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Mabrev, Route 1, Box 139-D-2. Sherrills'Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA Club 3. Roger Alen McClain — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClain, Route 1 Box I04-A-1. Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court Escort 2; J. V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3,4, Captain 4, Gary Butler Award 2; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4, Monogram Club 3.4, President 4; Pep Club 4, President 4; FCA Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Marilyn Louise McKay — Parents: Mr. and Mr Hugh Gordon McKay III, Route 1 Box 250, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Economics In Action 3; Senior Class Reporter 4; Senior Superlative Most Original 4; SRC Club 3; Colorguard 3,4; Winterguard 3; Miss Bandys Pageant 3; Catawba County Teenage Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4. Carla Diane Money Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Mancy, Route 2, Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUB. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1; FHA Club 2; Child Care Recreation Leader 3; D. E. C. A. Club 4, Treasurer 4. Jammie Kaye Little Karen Mavis Little Scott Eric Lowman Mark Hampton Lytton Derik Lee Martin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lee Martin, Route 2 Box 216C, Claremont, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4, President 4; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Photography Club 4. President 4; Pep Club 1,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; FBLA Club 3; FCA Club 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4. Fred Wayne Matthews, Jr. — Parents: Paula J. Matthews, Route 1 Box 63 B, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 2, 3, 4. Melissa Janeen Mathis — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve T. Mathis, Route 1 Box 221, Maiden, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Shorthand Award 3; Li- brary Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 4; V. I. C. A. Club 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Softball 3; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Senior Poet 4. Tonya Foy Mauney — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William A. Foy, Jr., Route 2 Box 769, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FCA Club 3.4; Child Care Club 4; Colorguard 4. Mark Dwayne Mitchell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, P. 0. Box 121, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS, AND ACTIVITIES. Carpentry Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4. John Allen Moose — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George L. Moose, Route 3, Box 763, Conover, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: D. E. C. A. Club 3; Auto Mechanics ciub 2,3,4; Track Team Manager 3.4. Derik Lee Martin Fred Wayne Mathews 156 Seniors Mashell Antoinette Little Mary Beth Loadholdt Donna Melissa Longworth Rachel Mae Love Angela Lynn Mabrey Roger Alen McClain Marilyn Louise McKay Carla Diane Maney Melissa Janeen Mathis Tonya Foy Mauney Mark Dwayne Mitchell Seniors 157 Shelia Faye Mullinax David Dewey Mullins, Jr. Eric Scott Printer Carolyn Beth Perkins Lisa Marie Setzer Mitchell Smith Setzer Tracy Lynn Sherrill Sherry Lynn Shoemaker 158 Seniors Patrick Andrew Plunkett Angelia Schronce Radcliff Brenda Kay Self Cynthia Diane Setzer Shelia Faye Mullinax - Parents: Shirley M. Frady, Route 2, Catawba, N.C. HONO US. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: David Dewey Mullins. Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David Mullins, Route 1 Box 199D, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: D. E. C. A. Club 3. 4. Eric Scott Painter — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Painter. Route 2 Box 312, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Boys State 3; Class Vice- President 3; Class President 4; Sweetheart Court Escort 1; Christmas Court Escort 2, 4; Homecoming Court Escort 2; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Junior Marshal 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Senior Superlative — Best All Around 4; Beta Club 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; French Club 2.3,4, President 3; J. V. Football 1,2. Captain 2; Varsity Football 3,4. Offensive Blocking Award 4; J. V. Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Ban Troia Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football Coach 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. Carolyn Beth Perkins Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perkins, 205 Hwy. 16, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; FHA Club 1. 3; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff — Typist 4; Media Assistant 4. Patrick Andrew Plunkett — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Plunkett. Route 1 Box 166A-4, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Home- coming Court Escort 2; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; Monogram Club 3. 4; Science Club 4; FCA Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; J. V. Football 1. 2, Most Valuable Player. Offense 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. Captain 4; Track 2. 3. 4, Coach’s Choice Award 3; Baseball 1. 2; Bus Driver 3,4. Angelia Schronce Radcliff — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Randy Schronce, 815 East 1st St., Newton. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Christmas Court 4; Most School Spirited Trophy 2; Class Secretary 1; SAE Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2; FBLA Club 2; Art Club 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Softball 2. Tammara Suzanne Ricker — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Brown. Route 1 Box 37-A, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: D. E. C. A. Club 4. Angile Lee Roth — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roth, Route 2 Box 260, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: Hickory Art Museum Show: 3rd Place-Pencil 2; 1st Place-Pastel; 1st Place-Ebony; 2nd Place-Acrylic 3; Honorable Mention 1st Place 4. David Wayne Rudisill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William F. Rudisill, Route 1. Box 79. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Sharon Elaine Schronce — Parents: Mrs. Brenda Poovey, Route 2. Box 670, New- ton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 4. Secretary 4; FHA Club, President 4. Brenda Kay Self — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Self. Route 2 Box 638. Newton. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: 1st Place Optimist Oratorical Con- test 2; Algebra II Award 2; Biology Award 2; Chemistry Award 3; Advanced Math Award 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; National Merit Scholarship Nominee 4; Junior Marshal 3; Senior Superlative — Most Intelligent 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; SRC Club 1,2,3,4; SAE Club 2.3.4; President 4; Beta Club. President 4; FBLA Club 2; Science Club 4; Band 1.2.3; All-County Band 1,2; 110 Club 2; Annual Staff — Production Manager 4: Prom Committee 3; Quiz Bowl Team 2, 3; Economics In Action 3; Powder Puff Football 2, 4. Jonathan Leonard Roger Dale Shook Shook Cynthia Diane Setzer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray Setzer, Route 2, Box 248 A-l, Claremont, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Child Care Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Art Club 4; FHA Club 4. Lisa Marie Setzer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William B. Setzer, Route 2 Box 257, Claremont. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Softball — Manager 1. 2. Mitchell Smith Setzer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Neil Setzer, P. 0. Box 367, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Debate Team 2,3; Junior Achievement 2, 3; YAC — Reporter 4; Chorus 1. Tracy Lynn Sherrill —- Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Sherrill, Route 1 Box 76, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Entertain- ment Committee 2; Junior Marshal 3; 4-H Economics In Action 4; Beta Club 4; SAE Club 3,4; SRC Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 3.4, Captain 4. Sherry Lynn Shoemaker — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoemaker, Route 2 Box 26, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FHA Club 1; FBLA Club 2, 3, 4; Media Center Club 4. Jonathon Leonard Shook — Parents: Ms. Velma W. Shook, Route 1 Box 517, Maiden, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Achievement 4. Roger Dale Shook — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Shook, P. 0. Box 343, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES:Agriculture 1, 2; V. I. C. A. Club 3. 4. Seniors 159 Touyna Renee Sigmon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sigmon, Route 2 Box 477-W, Newton N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; FHA Club 2. 3, Treasurer 3; Child Care Club 3; Vice-President 3; FBLA Club 4; Powder Puff Football 2; Newspaper Staff 4. Donald David Simmemon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simmcmon, Route 2, Box 18, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club. Susan Lynette Sipe — Parents: Mrs. Kenneth Sipe, Route 2 Box 79. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2: Miss Bandys Contestant 3: Junior Class President 3; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA Club 1.2. Secretary 1; French Club 2.3.4. Reporter 3.4; FBLA Club 2; SAE Club 2: Media Center Club 2; Photography Club 4, President 4. Darwin Craig Springs — Parents: Mrs. Lonnie T. Springs, Catawba. N.C. HON- ORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3,4; All-County Band 1,2.3.4; All-State Band 3; Tennessee Honors Band 3.4; Track Team 1,2.3. 4. Vivian Arlene Springs — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Springs. P. 0. Box 294, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES V. I. C. A. Club 4. Douglas Evertt Stegall - Parents: Ernest VV. Stegall and Linda C. Stegall, Route 2 Box 222, Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES: V. I. C. A. Club 4. Darrell Eugene Steuart — Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Stewart, P.O. Box 336, Terrell. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES Senior Superlative - Most Courteous 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Home- coming Court Escort 4; Christmas Court Escort 4: Band 1, 2.3.4: Most Improved Band Award 2; Band Member of the Week 2,3,4; Section Leader 3.4; All-County Band 2. 3. 4; Tennessee Honors Band 3, 4; Stage Band 2; Concert Band Award 3; SAE Club 1. 2: Photography Club 4; Annual Staff — Photographer 4; Bus Driver 4. Ted Allen Steuart — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart. Route 2, Box 100. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: 1st Place District Art Contest 3: 1st Place Hickory Art Museum 3: V. I. C. A. Club 4, President 4: SAE Club 1.2; French Club 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Baseball Team Manager 2. Mary Alice Stiles — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stiles. P. 0. Box 2733. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Science Club 1; D. E. C. A. Club 2; Basketball 1. Michelle Angela Story — Parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson, Route 1, Box 281, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Ban Troia Staff 4 Robert Colon Swink — Parents: Bettie Setzer and David Swink, Route 1 Box 13. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 1. 2. 3, 4; National Achievement in Agriculture Award 3; Public Speaking 2, 3. Federation Winner 3. District Winner 3. State Contestant 3; Extemporaneous Public Speak- ing. Federation Winner 3, District Runner-Up 3; Forestry Team 2, 3, Federation Winner 2, 3; Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3. Federation Winner 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; SRC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 4; Science Club 1. 2.4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Debate Team 2; Monogram Club 3.4; Annual Staff — Photographer 4 — Layout Manager 4; Economics In Action 3; Prom Committee 3; State Youth Council Representative 3; Varsity Basketball Statistician 2, 3; Varsity Football 4. Bobby Ray Talbert — Parents: Jesse and Pat Talbert, Route 2, Box 472. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: V. I. C. A. Club 4. Treasurer 4. Christy June Thornburg Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkins Thornburg, Route 1 Box 159-C. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FHA Club 1. 3, 4. Robert Sidney Tibbs — Parents: Ravmond and Shirley Tibbs, Route 2 Box 632. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES. Auto Mechanics 3.4; Bus Driver 3. 4. Roselyn Dianne Turner Parents: Bertha and Richmond Turner, Route 1 Box 241-B. Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA Club 4. Treasurer 4. Mitchell Todd Valentine — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Valentine, Route 14, Box 420. Statesville. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 3, 4; French Club 2. 3, 4; Science Club 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3. 4: Varsity Football 3, 4. Lisa Elaine Vanderlinden — Parents Teresa Vanderlinden, Route 1 Box 85-C2. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band Member of the Week 4; FHA Club 2,3; President 3; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 2; Band 1.2.3. 4; 110 Club 3; Stage Band 4; All-County Band 2, 3, 4. Brenda Kaye Waller — Parents Marv and Jerry Waller, Route 1 Box 105-F, Sher- rills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2; FBLA Club 2; V. I. C. A. Club 3, 4, President 3; Science Club 4. Touyna Renee Sigmon Donald David Simmerman Darrell Eugene Stewart Ted Allen Stewart Christy June Thornburg Robert Sidney Tibbs 160 Seniors Susan Lynette Sipe Mary Alice Stiles Roselyn Diane Turner Vivian Arlene Springs Darwin Craig Springs Michelle Angela Story Robert Colan Swink Mitchell Todd Valentine Lisa Elaine Vanderlinden Douglas Evert Stegall Bobby Ray Talbert Brenda Kaye Waller Seniors 161 Joyce Curlene Wilfong Donna Neil Wilson Joyce Curlene Wilfong — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Curley Wilfong, Route 1 Box 34-D, Catawba, N.C. HONORS, CLUBS, AND ACTIVITIES: FHA Club 1; Media Center Club 1; Child Care Club 1, 2. Donna Neil Wilson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Wilson, P. 0. Box 30, I-ong Island, N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3; Colorguard 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Band Member of the Week 3; Art Club 4; FBLA Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4. Joni Elizabeth Wilson — Parents: Harold and Sonya Wilson, P. 0. Box 442, Cataw- ba, N.C. HONORS, CLUBS, AND ACTIVITIES: Christmas Court 4; Homecom- ing Court 4: Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4; SRC Club 2,3; FCA Club 4; Science Club 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Mary Ann Wilson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Turner, Route 1 Box 241 -B, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS, AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club 3; Child Care Club 3; Media Center Assistant 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Catherine Darlene Wray — Parents: Tommy and Beda Wray, Route 2, Box 186-A, Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS, AND ACTIVITIES: V. I. C. A. Club 4. Joni Elizabeth Wilson Mary Ann Wilson Catherine Darlene Wray 162 Seniors SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND DONNA JONES SCOTT PAINTER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PATTI BEATTY LARRY CALDWELL MOST ATHLETIC BEVERLY GREENARD GREG DUNCAN Senior Superlatives 163 FRIENDLIEST SUSAN SIPE JOHN LEONARD MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT KELLY BUFF ROGER McCLAIN 164 Senior Superlatives MOST INTELLIGENT BRENDA SELF CHUCK LEWIS MOST ORIGINAL MARILYN McKAY MIKE HESTER MOST COURTEOUS JACKIE BUCHANAN DARRELL STEWART MOST DEPENDABLE LESA LAWS BOBBY SWINK Senior Superlatives 165 Top: Junior Class Officers, left to right. Standing, David Shubert, Vice President; Jeff McRee, President. Sitting: Marcella McCombs, Reporter; Regina Little, Secretary-Treasurer. Bottom: Junior Class Miss — Regina Little. 166 Juniors Adams, Jo Ann Ballard, Jeffrey Todd Beal, Tony Dwayne Belcher, James Albert Black, Christopher Todd Blackburn, Jimmy Fred Blackburn, William Jeff Bolick, Jonathan Killian Brewer, Victor Dale Broome, Bonnie Elaine Burgess, Janet Lynne Burke, Eric David Calloway, Rodney Dean Capps, John Fitzgerald Carpenter, Larry Creighton Childers, Elliot Kermit Childers, Paula Annette Christopher, Edwin Ray Clark, Gwendolyn Mama Connor, Cynthia Denise Conner, Tina Elizabeth Corvin, Sarah Inez Creech, Sandra Darnell, Darlene Eva Ellis, Randall Lynn Evans, Stacy Wade Ewing, Mark Randall Farley, Gardenia Beatrice Faw, Cathy Jane Flowers, Jerald Stanley Fowler, Tracy Lee Fox, Wesley Eugene Gabriel, Kelly Lynne Gilbert, Teresa Diane Goodson, Cynthia Lynette Goodson, Todd Edward Guy, Angie Irene Hager, Dennis Eugene Harris, Bradley Lee Hass, Julie Lynn Heinman, Mike Lee Helton, Rodney Carroll Juniors 167 Hewitt, Annette Carol Hewitt, Ginger Renee Hicks, Kelly J. Hilton, Kelly Ray Hoke, Jerry Thomas Hollar, Alan Ray Holliday, Susan Marie Honeycutt, Rocky Lee Houston, Lisa Diane Johnson, Brian David Johnson, Terrie Lynn Josey Rhonda Ann Kadlec, Kimberly Ann Kiziah, Linda Bernice Korn, Barbara Frances Lail, Ricky Wayne Laney, Chad Kevin Laney, Gloria Jane Lasher, Samuel David Lewis, Lori Ann Lineberger, Barbara Jane Lineberger, Keeley Linette Little, Adrian Renard Little, Andrea Regina Little, Regina Ann McCombs, Marcella Ann McCrary, Wayne Ernest McRee, Jeffrey Scott Meares, Chaundra Ann Miller, Barbara Leigh Miller, David Todd Modi, Kirti Madhusudam Muender, Rand Michael Mullen, Sonya Vatrice Murray, Cynthia Rose Ollis, Carla Gaye Parker, Jerri Lynne Payne, Raven Dale Payne, Yvonne Allen Pelkey, Brenda Dale Pope, Kelly Lynn Pope, Mitchell Allen 168 Juniors Reese, Kim Louise Rink, Kim Denese Rogers, Mark Thomas Rogers, Philip Ray Rowe, Dean Howard Rowe, Timothy Darren Rudisill, Steven Lee Sain, Eric Edgars Schronce, Becky Lynn Settlemyer, Sonya Carole Setzer, Scottie Allan 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, Tim Vaughn Thompson, Curtis William Thornburg, Teresa Dawn Travis, Jeffrey Wade Turner, Juanda Yvette Warlick, Nicole Watson, Wesley Eric Whistnant, Ted Calvin Wilkes, Gerald Jerome Wilkinson, Regina Marie Worley, Rhonda Renee Wright, Angela Sue Yancey, Jimmy Earl Yancey, Kimberly Jo Anne Young, Shirley Nadine Juniors 169 Top: Sophomore Class Officers, left to right. Crystal Sherrill, Reporter, Dwayne Harvey, President; Amy Smyre, Vice President; Beth Laney, Secretary-Treasurer. Bottom: Sophomore Class Miss — Amy Estep. Estep. 170 Sophomores Abernethy, Amy Lynne Abernethy, Dean Marie Abernethy, Ernest Ray Abernethy, Jean Marie Alexander, Sherrie Lynn Anderson, Marie Elaina Annis, Sherrie Loree Anthony, Susan Annette Armstead, Tinsley Sean Banner, Teresa Diane Barber, Jeffrey Allen Beam, Kenny Lee Beatty, Elizabeth Marie Benfield, Kurt Garrison Bice, Marie Raye Black, Cami Renota Boone, Glenn Wayne Bost, Darren Keith Brannon, Angela Denean Brown, James Lyon Brown, Paul Herman Brown, Renee Jenene Buchanan, Ginger Marie Buff, Barbie Elizabeth Buff, Paul Daniel Burris, Randal Lee Byers, Bobby Belton Caldwell, Derek Neal Caldwell, Tracy Allen Campbell, Eric Alan Cansler, Danny Ray Clark, Tracy Howard Clawson, Valerie Kaye Colman, Jerri Kiahmisha Conner, Dwight Cooper, Gerry Craig, Catherine Ann Cromer, Connie Lynn Danmyer, Rusty Dana Dauis, Paul Edward Dellinger, Gerald Wayne Drum, William Joseph Sophomores 171 Estep, Amy Van Flowers, Jenita Lynn Flowers, Lisa Dawn Ford, Kelly Steven Foy, Angie Marie Gabriel, Adriene Yvette Gabriel, Bryant Manuel Gabriel, Marcus Anthony Gajus, Douglas James Glenn, Hank Greene, Donald Scott Hammer, Robert Henry Harper, Tracy Marie Harris, Tamera Renae Harris, Todd Randall Harvey, David Dwayne Heavner, Randall Douglas Henderson, Tonya Ann Hendricks, Donna Lynn Hensley, Grady David Hicks, Cindy Kay Honeycutt, Randy Wayne Hoyle, Angela Gale Hoyle, Ricky Dean Huffman, Frank Lee Huffman, Kim Anne Huffman, Missy Dianne Ijames, Karen Rochelle Isenhour, Michael Edward Isenhour, Michael Jerald 172 Sophomores Israel, Janet Kathy Johnson, Larry Walker Johnson, Willie Junior Jones, Gina LeAnn Jones, Todd Samuel Josey, Daryl Burke Keever, Sherry Ella Killian, Danny Eugene Knox, Jay Evans Korn, John Alan LaCount, Johnny Gilbert Lail, Rory Lee Laney, Beth Leigh Ledbetter, Tim Alan Lineberger, Bryon Eric Lineberger, Melissa Anntonetta Lyda, Dean Edward Major, Kelly Dawn Maney, Alan Gregory Martin, Anita Diane Martin, Eric William Mason, Quinton Shane Mason, Terry Lee Matthews, Chris Duane Matthews, Kelly Dean McCombs, Alfreda Dee McCorkle, Jeffrey Arnez McCray, Curtis Ray McCrary, Terry Ray Meadows, Sherry Angela Sophomores 173 Michael, Timothy Dwight Moore, Lancine LaDonna Moore, Valerie Dawn Morrison, Amy Elizabeth Mull, Harold Chris Mundy, Jerry LeOrr Mundy, Shelia Diane Murray, Mike Dale Nixon, Mark Edward Painter, Andrea Leigh Parker, Sherry Lynn Petty, Tina Charleene Poole, Todd Alan Pope, Kevin Wayne Price, Anthony Duane Reese, Todd William Reiman, Mike Eric Ricker, Donald Steven Robinson, Beth Lauren Rowe, Teresa Dawn Sanford, Sherrie Ann Setzer, Jeffrey Andrew Shelton, Gary Scott Sherlock, Troy A. Sherrill, Crystal Longit Sherrill, Kimberly Ann Shoemaker, Lori Anne Shook, Mary Ann Shook, Tim Wayne Shuford, Kelly Lynne 174 Sophomores Shuford, Sandra Kay Shytle, Candy Elaine Sigmon, Kelly Campbell Sigmon, Robert William Skaggs, Eric Hunter Smallridge, Whitney Lyn Smith, David Daniell Smith, Terry John Smith, Tonia Michelle Smyre, Amy Lynn Smyre, James Earl Stutts, Greta Elaine Taylor, Bryan E. Teague, Derek Lee Terry, Kenneth Carl Thomas, Sherry Renee Triplett, Sherrie Diane Turner, Melinda Alphelia Turner, Tina Karen Villemagne, Timothy Scott Wade, Shannon Kay Waller, Donna Renee Waters, Gary Dean Waugh, Darren Eugene Wilkinson, Christine Louise Wilkinson, Sharon Kay Wilkes, Robin Renee Williams, Paul Allen Williams, Donald Scott Wilson, Cindy Marie Wimberly, Bradley Howell Woods, Michael Stanley Wray, Steve Allen Sophomores 175 f t t $ h m t n 176 Freshmen Top: Freshman Class Miss — Amy Hicks Bottom: Freshman Class Officers, left to right. Rusty Howard, Vice- President; Amy Hicks Secretary Treasurer; Chris Hester, President. Not Pictured, Audrey Sherrill, Reporter. Anderson, Harold Lee Barlow, Lisa Marie Belcher, Cynthia Lynn Benfield, Paula Tracy Bell, Marcus Leon Black, Tammie Sue Blackburn, Donna Lynn Boggs, Celia Alice Bolick, Tiffany Dawn Bowman, Elizabeth Ann Bowman, Phillip Andrew Brotherton, Barry Joe Brotherton, John William Brotherton, Michael Allen Brown, Karen Ranea Brown, Thomas Madison Brice, Wadell Challie Bumgarner, Lisa Michelle Bumgarner, Ronald Scott Burgess, Beverly Rosalind Burke, Marty Sid Evan Cable, James Rod Caldwell, Gregory Michael Caldwell, Joe Thomas Caldwell, John Houston Campbell, Anna Elizabeth Cansler, Kristal Dawn Childers, Paul Dean Christopher, Ricky Lee Christopher, Johnna Lynn Childress, Tina Michelle Clark, Carmen Renee Clark, Johnny Randolph Clark, Teresa Annette Clinard, Karen Diane Cline, Amy Denise Cline, Tammy Annette Conner, Tim Gene Cook, Robert Lee Cope, Trey Emous Copeland, Kenny Derik Corvin, Daryl Wayne Freshmen 177 Cox, David Wayne Creech, Tracy Leon Cresimore, Kristi Marie Daniels, Stanley Maurice Dotson, William Horace Dover, Velva Fostina Drum, Angela Michelle Drum, Bruce E. Drum, David Ray Eades, David Ryon Edwards, Amy Denise Elmore, Rebecca Ann Elmore, Teresa Renee Ervin, Tammy Denise Evans, Tina Louise Faw, Davis Wesley Fish, Lisa Dianna Flowers, Jon Fredirick Frasure, Sean Steve Frye, Wesley Scott Good, Bradley Scott Goodnight, Douglas Wayne Goodson, Judy Darlene Goodson, Mary Roxanne Goodson, Regina Ann Goodson, Ricky Michael Greene, Mark Anthony Griffin, Robert David Griser, Kimberly Kay Guiton, Jeff Scott Hamby, Tony H. Hartsoe, Gail Lynn Heavner, Jeff Allen 178 Freshmen Hedrick, James Willard Henderson, Vickie Doreen Henson, Tina Marie Hester, Chris Lee Hicks, Amy Diane High, Leigh Ann Holbrook, Steve Lewis Holdsclaw, Susan Lillian Holliday, Lisa Beth Honeycutt, Stephen Todd Hord, Donna Marie Howard, Rusty Lee Huffman, Darren Wren Hughes, Selina Michelle Jennings, Abigail Marie Johnson, Jeff Johnston, David Paul Kilby, Mike Gordon Kirby, Barbara Annette Kirkland, Tony Ray Kluesner, Patrick William Kreider, Jamie Lynn Lail, Jeffrey Scott Lail, Tammy Dawn Laney, Robin Lynnette Leatherman, Charles Anthony Lee, Robert Edward Lineberger, Kevin Darnell Little, Donna Lorraine Little, Felecia Little, James Clifton McCombs, Iris Harlaine McCombs, Teresa Ann Freshmen 179 McCorkle, Jeric Eugene McCorkle, Russell Antonia McKay, Elaine Lynn Major, Gary Michael Martin, Toni Michelle Mayfield, Crystal Lynn Miller, Eric David Miller, Jeff Ellis Miller, Kevin Wayne Moose, Janet Queen Morrison, Wesley Neal Morrow, Brian Michael Muender, Teresa Jo Noles, Kathryn Renee Norris, Yolanda Chuntail Painter, Robert Samuel Penley, Deanna Lavonne Pitman, Tammy Sue Pope, Michael Todd Pressley, Rhonda Marie Queen, Curtis Paul Ramsey, Ben Robert Ramsey, Guy Edward Ramsey, Rhonda Lynn Ratchford, Danny Allan Rathbone, Kim Michelle Rathbone, Rodney Dewayne Reese, Chris Wayne Rink, Douglas Wayne Schrum, Lisa Elaine Schrum, Teresa Lorraine Searcy, David Baxter Setzer, Selina Maye Shelton, Michael Roane Sherlock, Karminn Lee Sherrill, Audrey Lynette Shook, Joel Christopher Shuford, Melissa Dawn Shuford, Sheila Faye Sigmon, Bradley Mitchell Sigmon, Tammy Lynn Sipe, Julie Annette 180 Freshmen Sipe, Marc John Sloan, Robert Gerald Smith, Angie Dianne Smith, Jonathan Daniel Smith, Kevin Lyndon Sprinkle, Gina Michelle Stewart, Barry Lee Stewart, Carolyn Ruth Stewart, Emily Lanette Stuart, Jodia Lynn Story, Jeana Lynette Story, Mark Bradley Strother, Brian Mark Swindle, Velina Darlene Tallent, Davie Lee Tallent, Robbie Dale Tester, Roger Dale Torrence, Roger Wayne Valentine, Stacey Leigh Villemagne, Milton (Tripp) B. Ward, Chris Clayton Whitaker, Darrell Wayne Wilfong, Laura Geraldine Wimberly, Bobby Scott Wishon, Bobby Ray Wray, Barry Eugene Wright, Carla Darlene Yancy, Steven Mark York, Andy Jerome Yount, Rodney Allen Freshmen 181 TWcstern Steer Family STESKKOVSE Ads 183 THE 1983 ANNUAL STAFF would like to express our appreciation to MR. KENNETH HILDERBRAN We are indebted to him for his time, understanding, and patience. Without him, this annual would not have been possible. It is with a great deal of sadness that we leave Bandys, and Mr. Hilderbran. But, we leave holding fond memories of the times spent with him in his home and at school. WE LOVE YOU, HILDA! J M REPAIRS Aiding the economic growth of the cities, J M REPAIRS is respected by the people of the community as well as the business, farm and contracting industry for service on all brands. Tractors — Farm Equipment — Contractors Equipment — Complete Welding WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT AND EXPERIENCE TO SERVE YOU BEST 407 East A Street Newton, N.C. Jimmy Foster — Owner G G SALVAGE Auto and Body Parts Route 1, Box 124-C Sherrills Ford, N.C. 28673 Grady Graham 483-2602 Spencer Graham 483-3108 184 Northwestern Bank MRS. GATEWOOD’S HOMEROOM Tim Sherrill Juanda Turner NEWTON VILLA PARK AND CONOVER David Shubert Mary Shuford Lisa Sigmon Stephanie Sigmon Tim Stewart MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Jeff Travis Teresa Thornburg Nicole Warlick Wesley Watson Calvin Whistnant Gerald Wilkes Regina Wilkinson Angie Wright Jo Anne Yancey CASTAWAYS FISH AND STEAK HOUSE 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. 185 3 CHEERS: FOR BANDYS FROM AND 186 OTmmrTiirirTninrmminri e ano orehou e Rt. 4 Prison Camp Road Newton, N.C. 28658 Jerry Hatley — Owner PIANOS Super Low Discount Prices Used Pianos — That Work Expert Piano Technicians We Fix All Types We Pay Cash For Your Piano Moving Tuning Storage Refinishing All Types of Repairs Ask about our conditional guarantee on RECONDITIONED and REBUILT PIANOS 464-1584 Congratulations Class of ’83! AmmULJLMILUULMJlllJUUAJlJLILil CALDWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Wiring Commercial Residential Contracting Fixtures 228 W. A. Street Newton, N.C. 28658 DAY PHONE: 464-3013 Bernard Caldwell President NITE PHONE 465-1826 464-0268 Urethane Foam Division CITY PHARMACY Don Weathers Pharmacist 206 N. College Ave. Newton, N.C. 28658 Phone: 464-2431 Ballyi P.O. Box 472 East 15th Street Newton, N.C. 28658 704-464-7400 204 N. College Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 187 Phone: 464-3721 “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 Charles R. Burke PRESIDENT Newton Furniture Store P.O. Box 715 Telephone: (704) 428-8287 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 “Buses For Sale Or Lease” 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” 188 H W DRUG COMPANY MAL’S TIRE Manager Edward Haupt SERVICE Box 489 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0881 New and Recapped Tires Minor Auto Repairs 2100 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 465-0140 DELLINGER’S Owner: Mai Sherrill Ladies’ Children’s Men’s Clothing Newton North Carolina Congratulations THE COMPANY Class of 1983 Don Adrian Beal CLOTHING STORE Terry Sherrill Located at 33 East Main Street Downtown Maiden, North Carolina on U.S. 321 Across the Street From the PLAZA BARBER SHOP Northwestern Bank Phone: 428-3671 Where you can buy ladies’ and men’s New-Con Plaza name brand fashions direct from one of the largest apparel Telephone: 464-5919 manufacturers in America. Open Daily until 5 p.m. Wednesday until 1 p.m. Saturday until 3 p.m. OXFORD OF Compliments of CATAWBA RESTAURANT MAIDEN Manufacturers of Ladies Sportswear GRILL 33 East Main Street Maiden, North Carolina Phone: 428-3212 Main Street 189 Catawba, North Carolina 28609 P.O. Box 42 Highway 16 South Newton North Carolina 28658 704-464-2262 Willis and Laney Crane Toll Free in North Carolina 1-800-222-8963 P.O. Box 715 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: (704) 428-2624 Route 1, Box 634 26-28 2nd Street NW Conover North Carolina 28613 Hickory North Carolina 28601 Nightly Call: Paul Laney 428-8074 J.C. Willis 428-8280 Telephone: (704) 465-0072 Telephone: (704) 324-2210 Best Wishes To The HAIRSTYLES BY EDITH Route 2 Class of 1983 From Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 465-1827 TUCKERS DAIRY HOUSE Hwy. 16, Newton Phone: 465-3579 And DENVER DAIRY HOUSE Hwy. 16 Hwy. 150, Denver Phone: 483-5229 Owners: Jo Neal Lloyd Houser 190 TALMAGE R. OWNER 704-241-2511 KORN ABERNETHY HARDWARE CO. P. O. BOX 427 CATAWBA. NORTH CAROLINA 28009 STEWART JEWELRY CO., INC. Jewelers of Conover “Home of Quality Merchandise” DIAMONDS-WATCHES-GIFTS 0 Carolina Mills PO BOX 157 MAIDEN NC 28650 0157 704 428-991 1 108 1st Street East Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5846 HOWARD’S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE COMPANY 9:00 a.m 9:00 a.m Closed 9:00 a.m 8:00 a.m 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday Tuesday Thursday Wednesday Friday Saturday 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. MT. OLIVE SELF SERVICE 425 Highway 10 East Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5652 Gas Groceries Maiden North Carolina Main Street Telephone: 428-8817 191 RHONEY’S SUPERMARKET 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 YOUNG MEN’S SHOP Formal Wear For Proms and Weddings Men’s Clothing and Shoes Groceries Fresh Meats Produce Retail and Wholesale 2702 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3681 PACIFIC POOLS AUTHORIZED DEALER S H POOLS Rt. 2, Box 47 Claremont, North Carolina 28610 J. V. Huffman (704) 464-5613 Newton North Carolina Telephone: 464-1433 Congratulations To The 1983 Senior Class From 193 MISS SHIRLEY BEATTY CONGRATULATIONS MITCHELL SMITH SETZER and CLASS OF ’83 From Staff and Employees Of SMITH SETZER SONS Concrete Well Casing Road Pipe MEETING STATE AND ASTM STANDARDS PRECAST SEPTIC TANKS AND INSTALLATION Catawba, North Carolina Watkinsville, Georgia 704-241-3161 404-769-5487 194 Stony Creek, Virginia 804-246-3791 Terrell Shell Station Complete Auto Service Open 6:30 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. Highway 150, Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2290 CONOVER DRUG CO., INC. 203 1st Street East Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4491 Billy Price, R. PH. To serve you is our pleasure. Congratulations and Best Wishes from 1 11 IAN ES 1 1 1 I CONVERTING COMPANY JACKSON BUFF CORPORATION Conover, North Carolina Distributors of Furniture And Bedding Textiles P.O. Box 457 Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4673 Jackson Airway Ventilated Buffs Compliments Willis Reynolds Funeral Home Of HOWARD PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 1, Box 155 Sherrills Ford, N.C. 28673 Telephone: 704-478-2361 213 North College Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone: 464-0131 Bill Styers June B. Reynolds Manager President 195 SHERRILL’S FORD OPTIMIST CLUB Sponsors Of Boys’ Football, Baseball, Pee Wee Baseball, Basketball Girls’ Basketball, Softball 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 MT. OLIVE GARAGE Terrell Country Store Specializing in VW Service Rt. 2, Box 84-B Newton,-North Carolina 28658 We're on Easy Street In the Heart of Downtown Phone: 465-1750 Crafts Jeans 196 Terrell David Roberts Owner LYNDA’S HAIR BOUTIQUE CROSS STITCH ROUTE 2, BOX 1 Route 2 Box 110 SHERRILLS FORD RD. Newton, NC SHERRILLS FORD NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY 28673 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Lynda McRee, Owner Telephone: 464-0058 Telephone: 478-3116 Margaret Ryals — Owner NORTON NORTON COMPANY NEWTON GLOVE OPERATIONS 912 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Plants in: Maiden Newton Withers Road North Ashe Avenue 428-9291 464-4771 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Manufacturing Jewelers FOXFIRE FOODS Highway 16 150 Denver North Carolina The cIt]omas l Jewelers Co. 23 North College Avenue Post Office Box 907 Newton, North Carolina 28658 (704) 464-5111 197 BEARD’S BARBER SHOP JONES FISH CAMP “We serve the finest in seafood” 3 Locations Barbers: Bill Jerry Beard Route 2 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 428-9152 to serve you Highway 16 Springs Road Denver Hickory Highway 90 Stony Point MIDWAY MARINI A, 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 Something For All The Family At the Bridge, Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2333 Miles E. Forbes — Operator SIGMON BUILDING MATERIALS. INC. Building Supplies — Hardware Plumbing — Electrical Horse Care Products (704) 478-2114 P.O. Box 408 Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina 28037 Home of Beaver Log Homes Lineberger Steak Barn Parties • Banquets • Meetings Steak • Shrimp • Lobster • Children’s Menu Broiled and Fried Seafood You’ll Love Our Salad Bar WRAY BOY’S KART SHOP Open Phone 198 Bethany Church Rd. Rt. 2 Box 48B Tuesday-Thursday 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Claremont, NC 28610 Business 465-1263 Dean Wray 428-2864 Friday Saturday 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. 483-2777 Located on Route 1 Highway 150 South Denver Carolina Glove C°- manufacturers of Phone 464-1132 aCeather, Clanton d annef, fyerieu Of (boated Cjfouei ost Office Area Code 704 Drawer 820 NEWTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28658 Plants also at Balls Creek Taylorsville Carolina Beach Vale Williston, South Carolina CONOVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY WORK GLOVES PO. Box 1084 Conover, North Carolina 28613 Phone: (704) 464-1696 Plants also at Marshall North Wilksboro PATRONS Of The Class Of 1983 AMH.vnmm World’s Largest Producer Of Knit Fabric For Work Gloves Whirlpool HQO't X Appl.dOl es Complete Home Furnishings TURE STORE ewton Conover 464-4486 CARLIE HILDEBRAN SAWMILLING CO. Telephone 478-2575 D L MOTORS Hwy. 16 South of Newton Route 2 — Box 280 Newton, NC 28658 Telephone 464-1368 CRAIGS MARKET GRILL Route 1 Box 139 Sherrills Ford NC 28673 _ HI NTERNATIONAl HARVESTER NEWTON IMPLEMENT CO. 118 West “A” Street Newton, NC 28658 “Your International Harvester Dealer” RICHARD’S CLIPPER BLADES B . . SHEAR Sherrills Ford SHARPENING 28673 ''fvnfy TWIN CITY INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 29 South College Box 187 Newton NC 28658 Telephone: 464-2643 FRED H. LYTTON CO. Route 1 Box 34 Long Island, NC 28658 Since 1921 RAYS TIRE SERVICE INC. Hwy. 150 Denver NC Delta Tire Batteries Quality Recaps VICK’S GIFT BOX Route 3 Box 468 Maiden, NC 28650 “We cater to brides” GRADY’S BARBER SHOP Catawba NC 28609 IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL “Your Patronage Appreciated” Telephone 241-2124 THE VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON Route 2, Box 2 Sherrills Ford NC 28673 200 Telephone DRUM’S FAMILY CAMPGROUND INC. Route 1 Box 102 Sherrills Ford NC 28673 Telephone: (704) 478-2458 We Think A Bank Should Be Interested In More Than Your Money. True, the business of banks is money. But it would be shortsighted of us not to remember the people and the hard work and the dreams that the money represents. At First Union, we remember. And taking care of money is just one of the ways we fulfill our commitment to our customers and our community. TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT US 102 South Main Avenue Newton, NC 28658 FIRST UNION (704) 464-0201 MRS. ROGER’S SENIOR HOMEROOM VICKI KORN RODD LAIL TODD LAIL KELLY LAIL LESA LAWS ABBY LEATHERMAN JOHN LEONARD CHUCK LEWIS PATRICE LINEBARGER RAY LINEBARGER SYBIL LINEBERGER TODD LINEBERGER ANGIE LITTLE DARIN LITTLE JAMMIE LITTLE KAREN LITTLE MARSHELL LITTLE BETH LOADHOLDT MELISSA LONGWORTH RACHEL LOVE SCOTT LOWMAN MARK LYTTON ANGIE MABREY CARLA MANEY DERIK MARTIN WAYNE MATTHEWS DUO DRUGS GO BOWLING “Your Prescription Store” Villa Park Shopping Center MOOR LANES, INC. Conover, N.C. Phone 464-6214 James P. Rice, R.Ph. Owner Snack Bar Box 503 Mooresville, N.C. Pool Tables LAKE NORMAN MARINA, INC. Route 1, Box 62 704-483-5546 Highway 150, Lake Norman Grif Kale, Manager Denver, North Carolina fjnpan PONTOONS EVIPRUDE first in outboards COBALT BOATS Lake Norman’s Largest Complete Water Ski Lake Norman’s Finest Dry Stack Storage Facility Pro Shop and Most Complete Marina HARRY ABERNETHY BUILDER The cost of owning a home just got smaller at CALLOWAYS. It’s a lot of home. Not a lot of Money. Harry N. Abernethy CALLOWAY HOMES, RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR Route 1, Box 118 Maiden, N.C. 28650 LJ INC. 204 Telephone 704-428-9508 Lie. No. 6364 Hwy. 16, Denver, N.C. (In the Heart of Denver) 483-2469 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 From LEE ROY’S FRAME SHOP P.O. Box 130 Claremont, N.C. Phone: 241-2513 LEE ROY CHANDLER Owner COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Boise Cascade Corrugated Container Division P.O. Box 408 Newton, North Carolina 28658 704-464-3841 THE PIER CAMPGROUND STORE Gameroom — Restaurant — Cold Beverages — Groceries — Fishing Tackle Kerosene East of Hwy. 150 Rt. 8 Box 644 Mooresville, N.C. Hickory, North Carolina 663-7161 SETZER CANOE and KAYAK Highway 150 Lake Norman Phone: 704-478-2577 Packing and Paddling Outfitters Sales Rentals BUSBEE’S PHARMACY Prescriptions • Cosmetics Baby Needs Prescription Profile Records Medical Insurance Filed 1st Avenue and E. Main Street Claremont, N.C. 28610 John A. Busbee John R. Busbee Registered Pharmacists 459-9126 Open 8 A.M. — 7 P.M. lVTnn — Sat CAPT’N PETE’S FINE FRESH SEAFOOD CHOICE STEAKS Highway 150 Denver Telephone: 483-9711 BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR Always feel free to contact me anytime you have problems with the Federal Government. WASHINGTON OFFICE 2340 Rayburn House Washington, D.C. 20515 202-225-2576 DISTRICT OFFICES 224 Mulberry St., SW 318 South Street Lenoir, N.C. 28654 Gastonia, N.C. 28052 704-758-4247 704-864-9922 Federal Building Room 133 Hickory, N.C. 28601 704-328-8718 Your Congressman Jim Broyhill BILL MAY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’83 ELECTRIC BACH’S Sherrills Ford, N.C. MOBILE HOME PARK 478-2090 Route 1, Box 66 Highway 150 SPECIALTY CASH Denver, North Carolina REGISTER CO. Mobile Homes and Lots for Rent CASH REGISTERS — CALCULATORS Restricted Park SALES — SERVICE — SUPPLIES Owners: Ron Kaye Bach Telephone: 704-483-5473 123 9th St. N.W. Hickory, N.C. 28601 704-322-4884 464-6399 Business Home PATRONS OF THE CLASS OF 1983 PATTI’S HAIR COTTAGE Rt. 1 Box 100A Denver, N.C. 704-483-3802 MIDWAY CARPET DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 1525 North West Blvd. Newton, North Carolina 28658 Everette C. Drum, Jr. Telephone Owner 465-1033 POWELL REPAIR SERVICE Route 2 James Powell, Jr. Cross Country Campground Newton, North Carolina 28658 Route II, Denver, North Carolina 28037 Denver Pharmacy, Inc. Prescriptions Filled Pem-Kay Furniture Co., Inc. P.O. Box 157 Denver, North Carolina 28037 P.O. Box 595 Conover, North Carolina 28613 NEWTON FLORIST, INC. 115 North Ashe Avenue Newton, North Carolina LITTLE MOUNTAIN FRAME SHOP 28658 Telephone: 464-4321 Box 152 Sherrill’s Ford, North Carolina 28673 PENNY-WISE p Receiving Selling CONNIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Children’s Used Clothes Toys Games Route 1 Box 164 Also Handmade Crafts Telephone: 483-2004 Intersection Hwy. 150 — 1815 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina 28673 SWINK HEATING AIR CONDITIONING INC. David C. Swink Route 2, Box 789 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-6790 28658 DEAN’S FLOWERS GIFTS, INC. Flowers For All Wire Services Occasions Floraflax-AFS Specializing In Weddings 464-0149 Located on Route 2 — 3 miles Southeast of Newton Between Highways 16 10 At Bolicks Crossroads WEDDIE’S AUTO-BODY SHOP Route 1 Box 173A Sherrills Ford, North Carolina 28673 Expert Auto Body Repair and Painting riTT Route 2, Box 176 Catawba, N.C. 28609 STYLE BEAUTY SALON Super Cuts for Guys Ga Linda Hefner — Operator p 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 BLESSES-: uuM. i ..iimiiM'i.iiiiiii':. 111; i iiiiTiM� ninairrnr ,!,; ili-‘ 2S55SBttiliK)i ' DRUM’S RESTAURANT NO. 2 Conover 464-1450 209 DRY STORAGE SYSTEM Route 2, Box 200 G-4 Sherrills Ford North Carolina 28673 478-2866 Owners: David and Sherri Lowman ELMORE CONSTRUCTION And Supply Company, Inc. P. O. Box 445 Catawba, North Carolina 28609 Phone 704-241-3341 704-464-6794 Offering: Dry Storage • Boat Repair and Maintenance Gas Service Dock • Food Beverages Boating Accessories merCrui er STERN DRIVES Sales and Service 1 mile south of Highway 150 at Sigmon Building Materials — Near Slanting Bridge General Contractors Commercial — Industrial Institutional Construction The Associated General Contractors of America License Number 1713 An Authorized Mitchell Builder MITCHELL ENGINEERING COMPANY Division of The Ceco Corporation Congratulations To The 1983 Senior Class Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Worship 11:00 A.M. u Church Training 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH 210 Long Island, N.C. Pastor: Forrest Ridings Congratulations to the Senior Class of ’83 DENVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Route 1, Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-3213 Manager: Emmitt Howard BOWMAN DRUG CO. P.O. Box 336 Conover, N.C. PARKWAY RESTAURANT Highway 150 Open 6 A.M. - 10 P.M. Monday through Saturday Phone: 483-5661 Ken Lawing, R.Ph. • GRADUATING? • GETTING MARRIED? • JOB APPLICATION? • NEW FAMILY? • REUNION OR ANNIVERSARY? Don't Trust Your Once In .4 Lifetime Memories to .4 Once in .4 While Photographer Call us for Professional Quality Service PAYSEUR STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Donnis L. Payseur Court Sq., Newton, N.C. 464-9353 211 TURTLE DOVE BRIDAL BOUTIQUE A complete line of Wedding Gowns, Attendant’s Dresses, Mother-of-the-Bride (Long and Short), and Accessories Pageant and Competition gowns and swimwear Formal Wear Rentals for Men CALL 256-5706 SPRINGS ROAD HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA RIDGEVIEW MILLS, INC. Newton, North Carolina QUALITY EVERY STEP OF THE WAY Complete Line of Used Parts Direct Radio Service in N.C. Wrecker Storage Service 24 Hours Nite 465-0758 Nite 465-0201 Toll Free in North Carolina 1-800-222-8965 JIM’S USED CARS PARTS 3 Mt. Olive Road N.C. 10 East 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Phone 464-1730 Phone 464-1736 R R I I G G H H T T ANGLE ELECTRIC COMPANY Telephone: 464-8450 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Rt. 1, Maiden, North Carolina Owner: Dwight V. Caldwell R M FARMS, INC. Route 2, Box 19 Newton, N.C. 28658 Phone 464-0795 Robert Nancy Smyre Milk Producers for SEALTEST A complete line of dairy products CORNWELL DRUG 33 North College Ave. Newton, N.C. Phone: 464-1222 UNDERAGE? Listed below is the total number of beers you can buy if you’re under the legal drinking age in our state: ZERO. BROUGHT TO YOU BY YOUR LOCAL BEER WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR ASSOCIATION and NORTH CAROLINA ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION Think Twice ... About Drinking OTHERS GET BIGGER ... WE GET BETTER M oples Bank NEWTON - CONOVER CATAWBA MRS. MILLER’S SENIOR HOMEROOM JEWEL ABERNATHY DALTON ALLEN AUBREY BACH ANNETTE BAILEY MARTY BANDY O’DELL BARBER PATTI BEATTY DEANNA BELL ROBERT BELL GREG BENFIELD TERESA BOLICK JACKIE BUCHANAN KELLY BUFF DEBBIE BUMGARNER BETH BUMGARNER LARRY CALDWELL ROGER CALDWELL KELLY CAMPBELL FLEMMONS CAPPS VANESSA CARROLL VIC CARROLL SCOTT CHANDLER LORI CLINE JUNIOR CLONTZ MICHAEL CONNOR DONALD COX MRS. FRIEDA DRUM’S SENIOR HOMEROOM ANGIE HAGAR ROBERT HARPER DARRELL HENSLEY MIKE HESTER TERESA HILDERBRAN DONNA HOLDSCLAW CHRIS HOLLAR PEGGY HOLLIFIELD SCOTT HOOD MIKE HOUSTON RONNIE HOUSTON LISA HOWARD DANNY HUFFMAN MICHAEL HUFFMAN TINA I JAMES LISA ISENHOUR SUSIE ISRAEL LORIE JOHNSON DONNA JONES CINDY JOSEY 215 MRS. MOSER’S SENIOR HOMEROOM ROGER McCLAIN MARILYN McKAY LISA MATHIS MARK MITCHELL JOHN MOOSE DAVID MULLINS SCOTT PAINTER CAROLYN PERKINS PAT PLUNKETT ANGIE RADCLIFF TAMMY RICKER DAVID RUDISILL RICHARD RUMMAGE SHARON SCHRONCE BRENDA SELF DIANE SETZER LISA SETZER MITCHELL SETZER TRACY SHERRILL SHERRY SHOEMAKER JONATHAN SHOOK ROGER SHOOK 216 GUIN’S “66” SERVICE AND GROCERY Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. ‘Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business” Telephone 241-2439 Gas — Oil — Fishing Supplies Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina Operators: Harry Guin Sr. Harry Guin Jr. Jeffrey Guin THE GENERAL STORE 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 General Merchandise Fishing Supplies Twin City Supermarket 3 Catawba, North Carolina 241-3421 WESTERN BEEF Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-2686 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 from _Arcadian furniture Company P.O. Box 386 Newton, North Carolina Phone: 464-6473 or 464-6474 Jimmie R. Hilton, President OFFICE STAFF: Doris Hilton--- Doris Putnam... Debra Self..... Nancy Calloway ......Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer .. Order Department ... Customer Service DEPARTMENT SUPERVISORS: Frank Schronce Larry Hartsoe Tom Brown Ray Benfield Hobert Adkins Joel Havner 218 MRS. BARBIE LANEY’S SENIOR HOMEROOM MRS. BARBIE LANEY DONNA COX LONNIE EVANS SANDRA CROUSE YOLA FARLEY AMY DEAL ALLEN FELTS BOBBY DEAL WILLIE FLOWERS DAVID DEAN JERRY FORBES ROBERT DILLS RANDY FORD LINDA DOVER JENNY FOSTER TIM DRUM TONYA FOY MAUNEY GREG DUNCAN BEN GABRIEL TAMMY EDWARDS BEVERLY GALLOWAY KENNY EVANS DALE GIBSON RONNIE EVANS BEVERLY GREENARD CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983! MR. CALDWELL’S HOMEROOM Elaine McKay Eric Miller Jeff Miller Kevin Miller Janet Moose Wesley Morrison Brian Morrow Teresa Muender Renee Noles Yolanda Norris Robert Painter Deanna Penley Tammy Pitman Mike Pope Rhonda Pressley Curtis Queen Ben Ramsey Guy Ramsey Rhonda Ramsey Kim Rathbone Rodney Rathbone Danny Ratchford SIGMON HARDWARE Highway 16 Denver 483-3350 Main Street Conover 464-1485 CATAWBA FARM SERVICE Highway 10 Catawba 241-2113 Feed Grinding Seed Cleaning THE SNAK SHAK TERRELL BAIT SHOP JAYCO and PROWLER Campers Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2651 Highway 10 Claremont, North Carolina Telephone 241-3837 Owner and Operator: Rhonda Spencer Ice Cream Plate Dinners Sandwiches Fresh Seafood on Weekends. Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina “No! We’re Not Getting Older, We’re getting Better!” Live Bait — Gas — Picnic Supplies If you want it, we’ve got it. TERRELL FURNITURE AND CAMPING CENTER, INC. STUDENT RELATIONS CLUB 222 Patti Beatty................. President Lori Cline...............Vice-President Beth Robinson .... Secretary-Treasurer Kelly Shu ford................ Reporter Amy Abernethy Sherrie Alexander Teresa Banner Elizabeth Beatty Jimmy Belcher Deanna Bell Tiffany Bolick Renee Brown Kaye Clawson Catherine Craig Connie Cromer Tammy Ervin Angie Wright Jerald Flowers Tammy Harris Todd Harris Angie Hoyle Missy Huffman Susie Israel Barbara Korn Lancine Moore Sheila Mundy Kevin Pope Brenda Self Whitney Smallridge PEP CLUB President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Reporter...... Roger McClain Sherry Keener .. Amy Smyre Carmen Clark .... Angie Foy Ernie Abernathy Jewel Abernathy Sherrie Alexander Sherrie Annis Elizabeth Beatty Patti Beatty Robert Bell Tammy Black Celia Boggs Tiffany Bolick Darren Bost James Brown Ginger Buchanan Jackie Buchanan Barbie Buff Marty Burke Eric Campbell Kristal Cansler Diane Clinard Amy Cline Tammy Cline Jerri Coleman Catherine Craig Rusty Danmyers Becky Elmore Amy Estep Lisa Fish Lisa Flowers Adrienne Gabriel Gina Goodson Scott Green Kim Griser Tammy Harris Dwayne Harvey Julie Hass Randall Heavner Tonya Henderson Vicki Hendreson Ginger Hewitt Amy Hicks Kelly Hilton Lisa Holliday Angie Hoyle Missy Huffman Kathy Israel Susie Israel Abby Jennings Donna Jones Gina Jones Barbara Korn Robin Laney John Leonard Eric Lineberger Angie Little Scott Lowman Mark Lytton Roger McClain Freida McCombs Curtis McCray Anita Martin Derik Martin Crystal Mayfield Angie Meadows Bobby Miller Janet Moose Amy Morrison Sheila Mundy Andrea Painter Sherry Parker Deanna Penley Tammy Pitman Mike Pope Kim Rathbone Kim Reese Beth Robinson Darren Rose Becky Schronce Brenda Self Crystal Sherrill Lori Shoemaker Kelly Shuford Mary Shuford Melissa Shuford Kelly Sigmon Tammy Sigmon Whitney Smallridge Angie Smith Tonia Smith Amy Smyre Jeannene Smyre Michelle Sprinkle Greta Stutts Velina Swindle Bobby Swink Teresa Thornburg Melinda Turner Tina Turner Stacey Valentine Sharon Wade Christine Wilkinson Regina Wilkinson Sharon Wilkinson Cindy Wilson Joni Wilson 223 BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS would like to express our appreciation to the students, faculty, parents and community for your patronage for all our projects and activities. With your financial support Bandys High School has a superior band program. THANK YOU! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Larry Caldwell, Donna Cox, Bobby Deal, Tim Drum, Kenny Evans, Mike Hester, Lisa Howard, Donna Jones, Lesa Laws, Sibyl Lineberger, Melissa Longworth, Marilyn McKay, Tonya Mauney, Tracy Sherrill, Craig Springs, Darrell Stewart, Lisa Vanderlin- den, Donna Wilson, Mary Ann Wilson. 224 FRENCH CLUB Bradley Harris Cray Carpenter Angie Wright.. Susan Sipe.... Officers .............................................President ........................................Vice-President .................................. Secretary-Treasurer ............................................ Reporter Dalton Allen Elizabeth Beatty Jimmy Belcher Deanna Bell Greg Benfield Kurt Benfield Jon Bolick Ginger Buchanan Beth Bumgarner Cray Carpenter Lori Cline Jerri Coleman Rusty Danmyer Amy Deal Bobby Deal Greg Duncan Cathy Faw Lisa Flowers Lynette Goodson Scott Greene Bradley Harris Rodney Helton Susan Holliday Randy Honeycutt Susie Israel Sherry Keever Barbara Korn Lesa Laws Abby Leatherman Chuck Lewis Barbara Lineberger Sibyl Lineberger Roger McClain Angie Meadows Kirti Modi Amy Morrison Sheila Mundy Cindy Murray Mike Reiman Brenda Self Sonya Settlemyer Crystal Sherrill Susan Sipe Amy Smyre Ted Stewart Greta Stutts Mitch Valentine Lisa Vanderlinden Angie Wright 225 MRS. ROBERTS’ HOMEROOM Alandale Carpets Jack’s Enterprises Inc. Highway 150 16 P.O. Box 280 Denver, North Carolina 28037 Denver, North Carolina 28037 MRS. SHERRY DRUM’S SENIOR HOMEROOM TOUYNA SIGMON DAVID SIMMERMON SUSAN SIPE CRAIG SPRINGS VIVIAN SPRINGS DOUG STEGALL DARRELL STEWART TED STEWART MARY STILES MICHELLE STORY DARLENE BOBBY SWINK CHRISTY THORNBURG BOBBY TIBBS ROSSELYN TURNER MITCH VALENTINE LISAVANDERLINDEN JOYCE WILFQNG DONNA WILSON JONI WILSON MARYANN WILSON WRAY 227 YS HIGHS CHo0i Listen one, listen all This is a story About basketball. A game where a ball Is put through a rim, And the fans’ excitement Fills the entire gym. But you show us a winner And we’ll show you a crowd; Teach us a new cheer And we’ll sing it loud. Yes, we follow our teams, And you ask us, “Why?”— Because we love those Trojans from Bandys High You see, for us, it’s more Than just a game, Oh yes— Because we call it— TRADITION” here at BHS! TRADITION v A Abernathy, Jewell Lynn 113,122,146, 214, 223 Abernethy, Amy Lynne 15, 84, 171, 222 Abernethy, Dean Marie 171 Abernethy, Ernest Ray 84, 171, 223 Abernethy, Jean Marie 171 Academic Awards 15 Adams, Jo Anne 97, 167 Alexander, Nick Troy N.P. Alexander, Sherrie Lynn 117, 171, 222, 223 Alexander, Tony Wayne N.P. Allen, Terry Dalton Jr. 146, 214, 225 Anderson, Harold Lee 177 Anderson, Maria Elaina 171 Annis, Sherri Loree 171, 223 Annual 80, 81 Anthony, Susan Annette 171 Armstead, Tinsley Sean 171 Art 66 Athletic Stats 90 Austin, Betty 56, 57, 136 Awards Day 13 B Bach, Aubrey Franklin 93, 109, 146, 214 Bailey, Annette Frances 146, 214 Ballard, Jeffrey Todd 167 Band 68, 72 Bandy, Marty Jerome 147, 214 Banner, Teresa Diane 67, 171, 222 Barber, Jeffrey Allen 67, 171 Barber, Odell Dason 51, 147, 214 Barlow, Lisa Marie 177 Baseball 110 Basketball 96 Bass, Terri Lynn N.P. Beal, Selena Michelle N.P. Beal, Tim Eugene N.P. Beal, Tony Dwayne 111, 167 Beam, Kenny Lee 171 Beatty, Elizabeth Marie 171, 222, 223, 225 Beatty, Patricia Ann 2,15,17,18,35, 79,81,84, 85, 97, 104, 105, 112, 113, 135, 146, 163, 214, 222 Belcher, Cynthia Lynn 177 Belcher, James Albert 19, 93,109,167, 222, 225 Bell, Deanna Lynn 84, 105, 146, 214, 222, 225 Bell, Marcus Leon 177 Bell, Robert Edward 83, 93, 144, 146, 214, 223 Belton, Edward Allen N.P. Benfield, Gregory Dale 84, 146, 214, 225 Benfield, Kurt Garrison 95, 171, 225 Benfield, Paula Tracy 177 Beta Club 78, 79 Bice, Marie Raye 171 Black, Cami Renota 171 Black, Christopher Todd 60, 167 Black, Danny Ray 157 Black, Tammie Sue 177, 223 Blackburn, Donna Lynn 177 Blackburn, Jimmy Fred 167 Blackburn, William Jeff 111, 167 Blake, Mr. Forrest 43, 136 Boggs, Celia Alice 177, 223 Bolick, Jonathan Killian 60, 167, 225 Bolick, Teresa Lynne 147, 214 Bolick, Tiffany Dawn 177, 222, 223 Boone, Glenn Wayne 171 Bost, Mr. Bill 98, 134, 136 Bost, Darren Keith 171, 223 Bowman, Elizabeth Ann 177 Bowman, Phillip Andrew 177 Bowman, Terry Kenneth Jr. 14, 108, 109 Brannon, Angela Denean 171 Brewer, Victor Dale 93, 167 Brice, Wadell Challie 177 Broome, Bonnie Elaine 83, 167 Brotherton, Barry Joe 177 Brotherton, John William 177 Brotherton, Michael Allen 177 Brown, Mr. Bill 136 Brown, James Leon 95, 109, 171, 223 Brown, Karen Ranae 177 Brown, Mrs. Martha 65, 136 Brown, Paul Herman 103, 171 Brown, Phillip Carl 14, 111, 126, 127 Brown, Renne Jenene 171, 222 Brown, Thomas Madison 177 Buchanan, Ginger Marie 171, 223, 225 Buchanan, Jackie Lynn 83, 147, 165, 214, 223 Buff, Barbie Elizabeth 171, 223 Buff, Kelly Michelle 85,113,115,119,122,123, 127, 144, 146, 164, 214 Buff, Paul Daniel 171 Bumgarner, Alan 15 Bumgarner, Debra Lynn 49, 146, 214 Bumgarner, Lisa Michelle 177 Bumgarner, Patty Beth 18, 79,81,146, 214, 225 Bumgarner, Ronald Scott 177 Burdick, Kenneth Earl 106 Burgess, Beverly Rosalind 64, 177 Burgess, Janet Lynne 113, 167 Burke, Eric David 167 Burke, Marty Evan 177, 223 Burris, Randall Lee 171 Burroughs, Mr. Randy 136 Business 46, 49 Byers, Bobby Belton 171 Byers, Kenneth Mack 146 C Cable, James Rod 177 Caldwell, Derek Neal 93, 95, 109, 171, 125 Caldwell, Gregory Michael 177 Caldwell, Joe Thomas 177 Caldwell, John Houston 177 Caldwell, Mr. John 32, 33, 36, 136 Caldwell, Larry Eugene 2, 16, 18, 33, 81, 107, 147, 163, 214, 224 Caldwell, Roger Steven 214 Caldwell, Tracy Allen 171 Calloway, Rodney Dean 167 Campbell, Anna Elizabeth 177 Campbell, Eric Alan 171, 223 Campbell, Kelly Dawn 148, 214 Cansler, Danny Ray 171 Cansler, Kristal Dawn 117, 177, 223 Capps, Flemmons Jackson 148, 214 Capps, John Fitzgerald 167 Carpenter, Larry Creighton 93, 99, 111, 129, 167, 225 Carpenter, Mrs. Susan 78, 79, 135, 136 Carroll, Vanessa Rene 83, 113, 149, 214 Carroll, Victor Ray 93, 106, 107, 149, 214 Carter, Mr. William E. 134, 136 Chandler, Scott Lee 149, 214 Cheerleaders 114 Childers, Elliott Kermit 167 Childers, Paul Dean 95, 177 Childers, Paula Annette 167 Childress, Nina Michelle 177 Christmas Dance 130 Christopher, Edwin Ray 167 Christopher, Johnna Lynn 177 Christopher, Ricky Lee 177 Clark, Carmen Renee 41, 177, 223 Clark, Gwendolyn Marna 47, 167 Clark, Johnny Randolph 102, 103, 177 Clark, Mrs. Marilyn 35, 113, 136 Clark, Roger Wadell N.P. Clark, Teresa Annette 101, 177 Clark, Tracy Howard 171 Clawson, Valerie Kaye 67, 171, 222 Clinard, Karen Diane 177, 223 Cline, Amy Denise 177, 223 Cline, Lori Ann 84, 85, 87, 129, 130, 131, 144, 149, 214, 222, 225 Cline, Tammy Annette 177, 223 Clontz, Donna Jean N.P. Clontz, Horace Junior 148, 214 Clontz, Wanda Gail N.P. Colman, Jerri Kiahmisha 171, 223, 225 Connor, Cynthia Denise 167 Connor, Dwight 93, 171 Connor, Shawn Michael 59,98,99,141,148,214 Connor, Tim Gene 177 Connor, Tina Elizabeth 97, 167 Connor, William Maurice 91, 153 Cook, Robert Lee 177 Cooper, Gerry 107, 171 Cope, Trey Emous 177 Copeland, Kenny Derik 95, 177 Corvin, Daryl Wayne 177 Corvin, Kenneth Kyle N.P. Corvin, Sarah Inez 167 Cox, David Wayne 103, 178 Cox, Donald Wilbur 63, 149, 214 Cox, Donna Cybele 8i, 149, 220, 224 Craig, Catherine Ann 171, 222, 223, Crawford, Mr. William 36, 39, 136 Creech, Sandra 167 Creech, Tracey Leon 178 Cresimore, Kristi Marie 31, 105, 178 Cromer, Connie Lynn 105, 171, 222 Crouse, David 15 Crouse, Sandra Edith 49,51,129,131,149, 220 D Daniel, Marvin Earl 93, 99, 103, 147 Daniel, Stanley Maurice 98, 99, 178 Danmyer, Rusty Dana 47, 111, 171, 223, 225 Darnell, Darlene Eva N.P. Davis, Paul Edward 171 Deal, Amy Rebecca 83, 84, 129, 148, 220, 225 Deal, Janet Renee 14, 15, 112, 113 Deal, Robert Walter 71, 148, 220, 224, 225 Dean, David Allen 149, 220 Debate 24 Decker, Scott Lynn N.P. Dedication 3 Dellinger, Jackie Caroline 126, 127 Dellinger, Gerald Wayne 171 Dills, Robert Eugene 149, 220 Dotson, William Horace 178 Dover, Linda Ann 149, 220 Dover, Velva Fostina 178 Drum, Angela Michell 178 Drum, Bruce E. 178 Drum, David Ray 178 Drum, Mrs. Frieda 46, 47, 116, 136 Drum, Mrs. Sherry 114, 137 Drum, Timothy Howard 149, 220, 224 Drum, William Joseph 171 Duncan, Clyde Gregory 93, 99, 111, 131, 150, 163, 220, 225 E Eades, David Ryon 178 Index 229 Edwards, Amy Denise 178 Edwards, Pamela Carole 15 Edwards, Tammy Michele 114, 148, 150, 220 Ellis, Randall Lynn 15, 167 Elmore, Rebecca Ann 178, 223 Elmore, Teresa Renee 178 English 22 Estep, Amy Van 101, 105, 170, 172, 223 Ervin, Tammy Denise 178, 222 Evans, Kenny Burton 148, 150, 220, 224 Evans, Lonnie Dean 41, 59, 148, 150, 220 Evans, Ronnie Gene 148, 151, 220 Evans, Stacy Wade 167 Evans, Tina Louise 178 Ewing, Connie Maye 153 Ewing, Mark Randall 83, 84, 167 F Faculty 136 Farley, Gardenia Beatrice 47, 167 Farley, Yola Patrice 148, 151, 220 Faw, Cathy Jane 115, 167, 225 Faw, Davis Wesley 178 Felts, Allen Ray 148, 150, 220 Finney, James Alonso 148, 150 Fish, Lisa Diana 178, 223 Fisher, Mr. Gene 76 Fitzgerald, Beverly James N.P. Fitzgerald, Victoria Elaine 158 Fletcher, Tina Lynn 15 Flowers, Jenita Lynn 172 Flowers, Jerald Stanley 129, 167, 222 Flowers, Jon Frederick 178 Flowers, Lisa Dawn 97, 172, 223, 225 Flowers, William Wesley 89, 93, 148, 150, 220 Football 92, 94 Forbes, Jerry Meade 59, 93, 109, 150, 220 Ford, Kelly Steven 95, 172 Ford, Randy Gene 89, 148, 151, 220 Foster, Jenny Rogers 49, 64, 148, 151, 220 Fowler, Tracy Lee 167 Fox, Wesley Eugene 167 Foy, Angie Marie 47, 86, 117, 125, 172, 223 Frasure, Scott Kenneth 148, 150 Frasure, Sean Steve 178 French 26 Freshmen 176 G Gabriel, Adrienne Yvette 100, 101, 172, 223 Gabriel, Benjamin Gaither 59,93,109,150,220 Gabriel, Bryant Manuel 172 Gabriel, Miss. Carolyn 137 Gabriel, Deneen 14 Gabriel, Kelly Lynne 83, 97, 167 Gabriel, Marcus Anthony 61, 72, 172 Gajus, Douglas James 172 Galloway, Beverly Ann 148, 150, 220 Gatewood, Mrs. Margaret 23, 85, 137 Gibson, Dale Keith 150, 220 Gilbert, Teresa Dianne 167 Glenn, Hank 93, 172 Goble, William Dale 151 Goins, Todd 14, 108, 109 Good, Bradley Scott 67, 178 Goodnight, Douglas Wayne 178 Goodson, Burton 109 Goodson, Cynthia Lynette 15, 167, 225 Goodson, Judy Darlene 178 Goodson, Kim Annette 158 Goodson, Mary Roxanne 178 Goodson, Regina Ann 178, 223 Goodson, Ricky Michael 178 Goodson, Todd Edward 33, 93, 99, 158 Greene, Donald Scott 95, 109, 167, 223, 225 Greene, Mark Anthony 178 Greenard, Beverly Corlee 15, 96, 97, 112, 113, 163, 220 Greer, Calvin William 148, 152 Griffin, Randall Kevin 59, 148, 152 Griffin, Robert David 178 Griser, Kimberly Kay 178, 223 Griser, Lesa 14 Guiton, Jeff Scott 31, 178 Guy, Angie Irene 167 H Hager, Angie Denise 148, 153, 215 Hager, Dennis Eugene 167 Hamby, Tony H. 178 Hammer, Robert Henry 172 Harbinson, Mr. Sam 71, 93, 137 Harper, Robert Finley 83, 98, 99,108,109,153, 215 Harper, Tracy Marie 172 Harris, Benny 110, 111 Harris, Bradley Lee 15,19, 76, 79, 99,106, 109, 129, 167, 225 Harris, James Leroy N.P. Harris, Tamara Renee 75, 172, 222, 223 Harris, Todd Randall 172, 222 Hartsoe, Gail Lynn 178 Hartsoe, Roger Wade N.P. Harvey, David Dwayne 93, 99, 111, 170, 172, 223 Hass, Judith Lynn 57, 113, 167, 223 Heavner, Jeff Allen 178 Heavner, Randall Douglas 95, 172, 223 Hedrick, James Williard 179 Hefner, Kelly Lynn 15 Hefner, Victor Todd N.P. Heiman, Mike Lee 167 Helton, Rodney Carroll 99, 129, 167, 225 Henderson, Tonya Ann 172, 223 Henderson, Vickie Doreen 179, 223 Hendricks, Donna Lynn 172 Hensley, Darrell Kevin 51, 153, 215 Hensley, Grady David 172 Henson, Tina Marie N.P. Hester, Chris Lee 95, 103, 176, 179 Hester, Mike James 67,131,153,165, 215, 224 Hewitt, Annette Carole 168 Hewitt, Ginger Renee 105, 168, 223 Hicks, Amy Diane 176, 179, 223 Hicks, Cindy Kay 172 Hicks, James Kelly 93, 168 Hicks, Tim 15, 110, 111 High, Leigh Ann 179 Hildebran, Mr. Kenneth 2, 29, 32, 39, 137 Hilderbran, Teresa Kay 152, 215 Hilton, Kelly Ray 93, 109, 168, 223 Hoke, Jerry Thomas 168 Holbrook, Steve Lewis 179 Holdcombe, Mrs. Deborah 137 Holdsclaw, Mary Donna 15, 16, 81, 152, 215 Holdsclaw, Susan Lillian 179 Hollar, Alan Ray 168 Hollar, Richard Christopher 153, 215 Holliday, Lisa Beth 179, 223 Holliday, Susan Marie 168, 225 Hollifield Keith Larry 158 Hollifield, Peggy Denise 144, 153, 215 Holmes, Mrs. Nancy 47 Holshouser, Scott Eugene 158 Homecoming 122 Honeycutt, Mr. Make 52, 137 Honeycutt, Randy Wayne 95, 172, 225 Honeycutt, Rocky Lee 168 Honeycutt, Stephen Todd N.P. Hood, Scott Carlton 153, 215 Hord, Donna Marie N.P. Horne, Jenny N.P. Houston, Lisa Diane 168 Houston, Mike Christopher N.P. Houston, Michael Scott 59, 61, 153, 215 Houston, Ronnie Franklin 152, 215 Howard, Mrs. Julie 60, 137 Howard, Lisa Anne 152, 215, 224 Howard, Rusty Lee 95, 176, 179 Hoyle, Angela Gale 172, 222, 223 Hoyle, Ricky Dean 172 Huffman, Danny Neal 84, 153, 215 Huffman, Darren Wren 179 Huffman, Frank Lee 172 Huffman, Jonathan 15, 106, 107 Huffman, Kim Ann 172 Huffman, Michael Ray 59, 153, 215 Huffman, Missy Dianne 115, 172, 222, 223 Hughes, James Eric 158 Hughes, Selina Michelle 179 Hughes, Shelly 117 I Ijames, Karen Rochelle 101, 172 Ijames, Tina Annette 97, 153, 215 Isenhour, Lisa Colene 18, 81, 131, 153, 215 Isenhour, Michael Edward 172 Isenhour, Michael Jerald 172 Israel, Janet Kathy 173, 223 Israel, Susan Lenora 149, 154, 215, 222, 223, 225 J Jennings, Abigail Marie 179, 223 Johnson, Brian David 168 Johnson, Jeff 179 Johnson, Larry Walker 61, 95, 109, 173 Johnson, Loretta Marie 64, 154, 215 Johnson, Terrie Lynn 168 Johnson, Willie Junior 173 Johnston, David Paul 179 Jones, Donna Lynn 15,16,17,18,35, 79,84,87, 97, 104, 105, 113, 154, 163, 215, 223, 224 Jones, Gina LeAnn 173, 223 Jones, Tim Lee 154 Jones, Todd Samuel 173 Josey, Cynthia Gail 67, 155, 215 Josey, Daryl Burke 173 Josey, Lora 15 Josey, Rhonda Ann 168 Juniors 166 K Kadlec, Kimberly Ann 168 Keever, Sherry Ella 35, 64, 86, 117, 173, 223, 225 Kilby, Mike Gordon 95, 179 Killian, Danny Eugene 173 Kirby, Barbara Annette 179 Kirkland, Tony Ray 179 230 Index Kirkpatrick, Richard Allen N.P. Kirksey, Margaret Irene N.P. Kirksey, Susie Lynne N.P. Kiziah, Linda Bernice 168 Kluesner, Patrick William 179 Knox, Jay Euans 15, 84, 173 Korn, Barbara Frances 57, 168, 222, 223, 225 Korn, John Alan 173 Korn, Vicki Marilyn 81, 155, 202 Kreider, Jamie Lynn 179 L LaCount, Johnny Gilbert 71, 173 Lail, Ben Kelly 149, 154, 202 Lail, Jeffrey Scott 179 Lail, Ricky Wayne 168 Lail, Rodd Alex 59, 149, 154, 202 Lail, Rory Lee 173 Lail, Tammy Dawn 179 Lail, Todd Alan 149, 154, 202 Laney, Mrs. Barbara 46, 47, 137 Laney, Beth Leigh 15, 97, 105, 112, 113, 170 Laney, Chad Kevin 168 Laney, Gloria Jane 168 Laney, Robin Lynette 101, 179, 223 Lasher, Samuel David 168 Laws, Lesa Margaret 33,122,130,131,154,165, 202, 224, 225 Lawson, Renee 15 Leatherman, Abigail Van 33,144,155, 202,225 Leatherman, Charles Anthony 179 Ledbetter, Tim Alan 173 Lee, Rhonda 15, 112, 113 Lee, Robert Edward 179 Leonard, John Homer 93, 109, 155, 164, 202, 223 Lewis, Charles Robert 2, 18, 81, 84, 107, 154, 167, 202, 225 Lewis, Lori Ann 131, 168 Linebarger, Walter Ray Jr. 154, 202 Lineberger, Barbara Jane 84, 115, 168, 225 Lineberger, Bryon Eric 93, 103, 173, 223 Lineberger, Mr. Marvin Edsel 62, 63, 137 Lineberger, Keeley Linette 168 Lineberger, Kevin Darnell 179 Lineberger, Melissa Anntonetta 117, 173 Lineberger, Patrice Lapel 112, 113, 202 Lineberger, Sibyl Willette81,154,202,224,225 Lineberger, Todd Wayne 104,131,149,154,202 Little, Adrian Renard 93, 109, 168 Little, Andrea Regina 168 Little, Angie Latees 49, 83, 122, 149, 155, 202, 223 Little, Darin Kaye 93, 131, 155, 202 Little, Donna Lorraine 179 Little, Felecia 179 Little, James Cliff ton 179 Little, Jammie Kaye 57, 83, 149, 156, 202 Little, Karen Mavis 15, 156, 202 Little Mashell Antoinette 149, 157, 202 Little, Regina Ann 115, 166, 168 Loadholdt, Mary Beth 39, 144, 157, 202 Loftin, Mike Scott N.P. Long, Leslie 15 Longworth, Donna Melissa 144, 157, 202, 224 Love, Rachel Mae 17, 150, 157, 202 Lowman, Mr. Randy 36, 138 Lowman, Scott Eric 93, 109, 156, 202, 223 Lyda, Dean Edward 173 Lytton, Mark Hampton 63, 93, 109, 156, 202, 223 McClain, Roger Alan 15,83,86,87,93,144,157, 167, 216, 223, 225 McCombs, Alfreda Dee 173, 223 McCombs, Iris Harlainc 101, 179 McCombs, Marcella Ann 97, 166, 168 McCombs, Teresa Ann 41, 101, 179 McConnell, Ms. Kaye 27, 138 McCorkle, Jeffrey Arnez 173 McCorkle, Jeric Eugene 180 McCorkle, Russell Antonia 180 McCrary, Laura Lee 173 McCrary, Terry' Ray 173 McCrary, Wayne Ernest 93, 168 McCray, Curtis Ray 103, 172, 223 McKay, Elaine Lynn 117, 131, 180, 221 McKay, Marilyn Louise 144, 157, 165, 216, 224 McRee, Jeffrey Scott 60, 93, 166, 168 Mabrey, Angela Lynn 157, 202 Mack, Mrs. Nancy 138 Major, Gary Micheal 180 Major, Kelly Dawn 173 Money, Alan Greg 173 Money, Carla Dianne 157, 202 Martin, Anita Diane 117, 173, 223 Martin, Derik Lee 63, 93, 109, 156, 202, 223 Martin, Eric William 173 Martin, Toni Michelle 105, 180 Mason, Quinton Shane 60, 173 Mason, Terry Lee 173 Math 28 Matheson, Mr. Mike 3, 44, 138 Mathis, Melissa Janeen 15, 113, 157, 216 Matthews, Chris Duane 95, 111, 173 Matthews, Fred Wayne Jr. 156, 202 Matthews, Kelly Dean 103, 173 Mauney, Tonya Foy 157, 220, 224 Mayfield, Crystal Lynn 180, 223 Mayhew, Aaron Lee 109 Mazza, Joe Michael N.P. Meadows, Sherry Angela 15, 117,173, 223, 225 Meares, Chaundra Ann 168 Michael, Timothy Dwight 174 Miller, Barbara Leigh 57, 168, 223 Miller, Mrs. Claire 46, 47, 138 Miller, David Todd 109 Miller, Eric David 180, 221 Miller, Jeff Ellis 180, 221 Miller, Kevin Wayne 180, 221 Miss. Bandys 118 Mitchell, Mark Dwayne 59, 157, 216 Modi, Kirti Madhusudan 15, 19, 79, 168, 225 Moore, Lancine LaDonna 67, 174, 222 Moore, Valerie Dawn 174 Moose, Janet Queen 180, 221, 223 Moose, John Allen 63, 109, 157, 216 Morehead 17 Morrison, Amy Elizabeth 64, 174, 223, 225 Morrison, Wesley Neal 180, 221 Morrow, Brian Michael 95, 180, 221 Moser, Mrs. Donna 23, 138 Moss, Mrs. Sue 74, 138 Muender, Rand Michael 93, 109, 168, 180 Muender, Teresa Jo 221 Mull, Harold Chris 174 Mullen, Sonya Vatrice 69, 168 Mullinax, Shelia Faye 14, 158 Mullins, David Dewey 158, 216 Mundy, Jerry LeOrr 95, 174 Mundy, Shelia Diane 174, 222, 223, 225 Murray, Cindy Rose 97,105,112, 113,168, 225 Murray, Mike Dale 95, 174 N Newspaper 82 Nixon, Mark Edward 174 Noles, Kathryn Renee 180, 221 Nolley, Frank 109 Nolley, Mrs. Jean 74, 75, 138 Norris, Yolanda Chuntail 180, 221 0 Odom, Vernon 14 Ollis, Carla Gaye 15, 168 P Painter, Andrea Leigh 174, 223 Painter, Eric Scott 16, 18, 83, 87, 93, 99, 111, 144, 158, 163, 216 Painter, Robert Samuel 95, 180, 221 Parker, Jerri Lyne 168 Parker, Sherry Lynn 174, 223 Payne, Raven Dale 168 Payne, Yvonne Ann 168 Pelky, Brenda Dale 168 Pelky, Kimberly Lovette N.P. Penley, Deanna Lavonne 180, 221, 223 Perkins, Carolyn Beth 18, 81, 158, 216 Petty, Tina Charleene 64, 67, 174 Pitman, Tammy Sue 180, 221, 223 Plunkett, Patrick Andrew 93,109,131,159,216 Poole, Todd Alan 174 Pope, Kelly Lynn 57, 168 Pope, Kevin Wayne 174, 222 Pope, Michael Todd 168,180, 221, 223 Pope, Mitchell Allen 93, 109 Pressley, Karen Lynn N.P. Pressley, Rhonda 180, 221 Price, Anthony Duan 174 Prince, Wanda Faye 150 Prom 126 Proctor, Stacy Madison N.P. Propst, Mr. Astor 58, 59, 138 Physical Education 40 Q Queen, Curtis Paul 180, 221 Queen, Jeff 106, 107 R Radcliff, Angela Schronce 131, 159, 216 Radar, Mrs. Brenda 66, 127, 138 Ramsey, Ben Robert 180, 221 Ramsey, Guy Edward 95, 180, 221 Ramsey, Rhonda Lynn 180, 221 Ratchford, Danny Allan 61, 95, 180, 221 Rathbone, Kim Michelle 180, 221, 223 Rathbone, Rodney Dewayne 180, 221 Reece, Todd William 174 Reese, Chris Wayne 95, 180 Reese, Kim Louise 169, 223 Reid, Albert Curtis Jr. 93, 99, 109 Index 231 Reid, Renee Maria 17, 160 Reiman, Mike Eric 174, 225 Ricker, Donald Steven 158, 174 Ricker, Tammy Suzanne 150, 216 Rink, Douglas Wayne 180 Rink, Kim Denise 169 Roberts, Mrs. Anita 51, 138 Robinson, Beth Lauren 15, 85, 174, 222, 223 Rogers, Mark Thomas 23, 106, 107, 169 Rogers, Mrs. Patsy 75, 138 Rogers, Phillip Ray 83, 169 Roth, Angile Lee 49, 158 Rowe, Dean Howard 93, 169 Rowe, Teresa Dawn 115, 125, 174 Rowe, Timothy Darren 67, 111, 169, 223 Rudisill, David Wayne 158, 216 Rudisill, Steven Lee 169 Rummage, Richard Allen 216 S Sain, Eric Edgars 169 Sanford, Sherry Ann 174 Saunders, Lee Ann 113 Scaer, Sue 15 Schronce, Becky Lynn 83, 113, 169, 223 Schronce, Sharon Elaine 57, 64, 158, 216 Schrum, Lisa Elaine 180 Schrum, Teresa Lorraine 180 Science 32, 34, 38 Scott, Mr. Charles 43, 138 Searcy, David Baxter 180 Self, Brenda Kay 2, 15, 18, 35, 79, 81, 84, 159, 167, 216, 222, 223, 225 Seniors 144 Settlemyre, Sonya Carole 15, 19, 97, 104, 105, 113, 169, 225 Setzer, Cynthia Diane 57, 64, 67, 159,216 Setzer, Jeffrey Andrew 174 Setzer, Lisa Maria 158, 216 Setzer, Mitchell Smith 158, 216 Setzer, Scottie Allan 169 Setzer, Selina Maye 180 Shelton, Gary Scott 174 Shelton, Michael Roane 180 Shepherd, Scott Thomas 93, 109, 129, 169 Sherlock, Karminn Lee 180 Sherlock, Troy A. 174 Sherrill, Audrey Lynette 100, 101, 176, 180 Sherrill, Crystal Longit 29, 115, 170, 174, 223, 225 Sherrill, Kimberly Ann 174 Sherrill, Tim Scott 169, 185 Sherrill, Tracy Lynn 18, 84, 158, 216, 224 Shoemaker, Lori Ann 174, 223 Shoemaker, Sherry Lynn 158, 216 Shook, Joel Christopher N.P Shook, Jonathan Leonard 159, 216 Shook, Mary Ann 67, 174 Shook, Roger Dale 159, 216 Shook, Tammy N.P. Shook, Tim Wayne 174 Shubert, David Todd 19, 99, 109, 129, 131,166, 169, 185 Shuford, Kelly Lynne 85, 174, 222, 223 Shuford, Mary Ann 169, 185, 223 Shuford, Melissa Dawn 223 Shuford, Sandra Kay 175 Shuford, Shelia Faye N.P. Shy tie, Candy Elaine 175 Sigmon, Bradley Mitchell 31, 95 Sigmon, Kelly Campbell 103, 107, 175, 223 Sigmon, Lisa Diane 169, 185 Sigmon, Ricky 14 Sigmon, Robert William 175 Sigmon, Stephanie Lynn 15, 19, 169, 185 Sigmon, Tammy Lynn 223 Sigmon, Touyna Renee 83, 160, 227 Simmermon, Donald David 160, 227 Sipe, Allen Claude 169 Sipe, Julie Annette N.P. Sipe, Marc John 181 Sipe, Susan Lynette 161, 164, 225, 227 Skaggs, Eric Hunter 71, 103, 175 Sloan, Robert Gerald 181 Smallridge, Whitney Lynn 161, 222, 223 Smith, Angie Diane 181, 223 Smith, Charles Scott 93, 169 Smith, David Daniell 95, 110, 111, 175 Smith, Jonathan Daniel 181 Smith, Kevin Lyndon 95, 181 Smith, Terry John 175 Smith, Tonia Mechele 175, 223 Smyre, Amy Lynn 86, 101, 170, 175, 223, 225 Smyre, Dorothy Jeannene 169, 223 Smyre, James Earl 161 Social Studies 42 Softball 112 Sophomores 170 Spencer, Mrs. Linda 56, 57, 138 Spencer, Steve Kelly 15, 72, 169 Springs, Darwin Craig 109, 161, 224, 227 Springs, Vivian Arlene 83, 161, 227 Sprinkle, Gina Michelle 181, 223 Stegall, Douglas Evert 52, 131, 161, 227 Stewart, Barry Lee 181 Stewart, Carolyn Ruth 181 Stewart, Darrell Eugene 39, 81, 131, 160, 165, 224, 227 Stewart, Emily Lanette 100, 101, 181 Stewart, James Clayton 161 Stewart, Ted Allen 52, 67, 160, 225, 227 Stewart, Tim Vaughn 93, 169, 185 Stiles, Loretta Lynn 161 Stiles, Mary Alice 161, 227 Story, Jeana Lynette 101, 181 Story, Mark Bradley 103, 181 Story, Michele Angela 15, 66, 83, 161, 227 Strothen, Brian Mark 181 Stuart, Jodia Lynn 181 Student Life 4 Stutts, Greta Elaine 115, 175, 223, 225 Swindle, Jeffrey Allen N.P. Swindle, Velina Darlene 181, 223 Swink, Robert Colon 29, 33, 81, 93, 161, 165, 223, 227 T Talbert, Bobby Ray 161 Talbert, James Todd N.P. Tallent, Davie Lee 181 Tallent, Robert Dale 181 Taylor, Brian E. 175 Teague, Derek Lee 175 Teague, Mrs. Nancy Jo 31, 139 Tennis 104 Terry, Kenneth Carl 175 Tester, Roger Dale 181 Thomas, Sherry Renee 172 Thompson, Curtis William 169 Thornburg, Christy June 160, 227 Thornburg, Teresa Dawn 169, 185, 223 'Thornton, Mrs. Karolyn 78, 135, 139 Throneburg, Mrs. Audrey 134, 139 Tibbs, Robert Sidney 160, 227 Torrence, Roger Wayne 95, 181 Track 108 Travis, Jeffrey Wade 93, 168, 185 Triplett, Sherrie Diane 172 Turner, Juanda Yvette 113, 169, 185 Turner, Melinda Alphelia 113, 223 Turner, Roslyn Dianne 161, 227 Turner, Tina Karen 172, 223 V Valentine, Mitchell Todd 93, 111, 161, 225, 227 Valentine, Stacy Leigh 101, 181, 223 Vanderlinden, Lisa Elaine 161, 224, 225, 227 Villemagne, Milton Baker 181 Villemagne, Timothy Scott 109, 175 Vocations 48, 54, 64, 65 Wade, Shannon Kaye 51, 75, 175, 223 Walker, Mr. Levonde 23, 87, 106, 139 Wallace, Deanna 14 Waller, Brenda Kaye 161 Waller, Donna Renee 175 Ward, Chris Clayton 181 Warlick, Nicole 169, 185 Waters, Gary Dean 175 Watson, Wesley Eric 61, 169, 185 Waugh, Darren Eugene 175 Whisnant, Ted Calvin 61, 93, 169, 185 Whitaker, Darrell Wayne 181 Wilfong, Laura Geraldine 181 Wilfong, Joyce Curlene 162, 227 Wilkes, Gerald Jerome 63, 169, 185 Wilkes, Robin Renee 175 Wilkinson, Christine Louise 175, 223 Wilkinson, Ken 15 Wilkinson, Regina Marie 169, 185, 223 Wilkinson, Sharon Kay 131, 175, 223 Williams, Donald Scott 71, 175 Williams, Paul Alan 103, 109, 175 Wilson, Cindy Marie 175, 223 Wilson, Donna Neil 125, 127, 162, 224, 227 Wilson, Joni Elizabeth 97, 131, 162, 223, 227 Wilson, Mary Ann 57, 162, 224, 227 Wimberly, Bobby Scott 181 Wimberly, Bradley Howell 175 Wimberly, Robby 95 Wishon, Bobby Ray 181 Witherspoon, Mrs. Susan 85, 139 Woodlief, William Todd 41, 95 Woods, Michael Stanley 15, 27, 175 Worley, Rhonda Renee 57, 169 Wray, Barry Eugene 181 Wray, Catherine Darlene 162, 227 Wray, Steve Allen 175 Wright, Angela Sue 169, 185, 227 Wright, Carla Darlene 181 Wyatt, Eric 15, 108, 109 Wylie, Gloria Wien N.P Y Yancey, Jimmy Earl 169 Yancey, Kimberly JoAnne 169, 185 Yancey, Steven Mark 181 York, Andy Jerome 181 Young, Shirley Nadine 169 Young, Mr. Terry 31, 139 Yount, Mr. Bruce 139 Yount, Rodney Allen 95, 181 232 Index I