Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1984 volume:

Bandys High School Route 1, Box 98 Catawba, N. C. Contents Student..............................2 Dedication..........................18 Academics...........................24 Vocations...........................60 Clubs...............................78 Athletics...........................90 Dances.............................128 Administration.....................144 Trojans............................156 Ads................................198 Staff Co-Editors Bradley Harris Rodney Helton Production Manager David Shubert Assistant Production Manager Sonya Settlemyre Business Manager Kirti Modi Accountant Barbara Korn Faculty Advisor Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran As Students at Bandys High School, we have undergone many changes from our freshman year to our senior year. We have matured as individuals and we are worthy of the success coming to us in the future. As we reflect back on our years at Bandys, many interesting and memorable events have left an impression in our minds. School has indeed been a learning experience for us all. Some of these events include ... t . . . Being with Friends ... 6 7 ... Enjoying Summer Activities ... 10 11 13 .. . and preparing for our future at career dap. 16 ahead of us in the future. We have seen the past, lived the present, and look forward to the future. We have accomplished many memorable feats that will linger in our minds forever. With the successes we have achieved in high school comes the experience and knowledge that will help us to survive in and to conquer the future. We are indeed special people for we are the followers of today and the leaders of tomorrow. No one knows what lies Dedication Each year the senior class at Bandys High School chooses a member of the faculty to which they dedicate the annual. The person is chosen on the basis of qualities that they possess. Lead- ership, friendship, and understanding are all qua- lities that the students look for in the person. This year we have chosen a very special mem- ber of the faculty to award this honor. She has left an impression on many of us that we will surely remember. She has earned the respect of her students and fellow workers through her con- stant concern and help. Her students can relate to her because of her cheerful and dynamic per- sonality. For all of these qualities that we are aware and all the ones that we are not, the senior class of 1984 would like to dedicate the ’84 Tro- jan to Mrs. Witherspoon. 18 rim “Mi;' WCOKKStL. Scholarships Agriculture..................Darrell Hensley American Business Womens Association.................... Vicki Korn Athletic Wingate College...........Beverly Greenard Balls Creek Opti-Mrs........Donna Holdsclaw Business and Professional Womens.........................Karen Little Lisa Vanderlinden Grace Hoyle Scholarship..........Brenda Self Lenoir Rhyne Presidential....Beth Bumgarner March of Dimes...............Beth Bumgarner Mary Sue Moser Stephens Home Economics............Donna Holdsclaw Professional Secretaries International..................Karen Little Student Relations Club.......Patricia Beatty Brenda Self 20 Honors Awards Accounting I... Accounting II .. Art............ Auto Mechanics Band........................ Carpentry................... Child Care.................. Chorus...................... Debate...................... D.E.C.A. Student of the Year English..................... French ..................... F.B.L.A. Member of the Year. I.C.T...................... Mathematics Advanced Math Geometry .... Algebra II.... Algebra I Media Assistant...... Newspaper............ Office Occupations I. .. Office Occupations II. . Science.............. Shorthand............ S.R.C................ Typing I............. Typing II............ Woodman of the World ......Donna Cox .... Teresa Bolick . . . . Michelle Story .........Tim Drum Calvin Greer Darin Little Bobby Tibbs ... Darrell Stewart .... Randy Griffin ........Julie Hass ......Deanna Bell . Donna Holdsclaw ......David Dean ......Brenda Self . . . . David Shubert . .. . Angie Radcliff .....Roger Shook Brenda Waller .....Donna Jones Brenda Self ... Bradley Harris .... David Shubert .. Amy Abernathy Tonya Henderson Beth Laney Angie Meadows Michael Brotherton Susan Holdsclaw Julie Sipe Barry Wray Sherry Shoemaker Tammy Sigmon . .. Vivian Springs .... Teresa Gilbert ....... Lori Cline .....Donna Jones Brenda Self . . . . Brenda Pelkey ......Patti Beatty .... David Shubert .. Lynette Goodson ..... Mark Ewing 21 Special Honors Last year four juniors were chosen to participate in Boys and Girls State. Barbara Lineberger and Kirti Modi re- ceived the honor of attending Girls State held on the campus of UNC- Greensboro. Bradley Harris and David Shubert were selected to attend Boys State held on the campus of Wake For- est. The week provided them with in- sights into our government. Bradley Harris and David Shubert were also chosen to compete for the Morehead Scholarship. This is an all-expense paid scholarship to UNC at Chapel Hill. Unfortunately, neither of them ad- vanced past the county level. Top right: David Shubert and Bradley Harris were the Morehead Nominees. Middle left: Kirti Modi and Barbara Lineberger were cho- sen as Girls State representatives. Bottom right: David Shubert and Bradley Harris were chosen as Boys State representatives. 22 Honor Graduates The Honor Graduates were chosen by their overall academic achievement. There were six seniors who received this honor. The Honor Graduates were Bradley Harris, Kirti Modi, David Shu- bert, Sonya Settlemyre, Jimmy Belcher, and Stephanie Sigmon. First Honor graduate was Bradley Harris. Second Honor graduate was Kirti Modi. Academics 24 25 English English proved to be an important and interesting subject. It helped to build creative and intuitive char- acter in the students. Through reading experiences in literature, students were associated with different and challenging situations. They were able to learn and to develop their character by learning about other peo- ple with many problems similar to their own. Grammar also was a very necessary part of the english curriculum. During this study, students learned about the parts of a sentence, the functions of different words and the proper way of composition writing. It was very beneficial to the students and it helped to prepare them for the future. Top Right: Jay Knox portrayed Stephen Crane during this author presentation. Middle Left: These students worked on their assignment in class. Bottom Right: Mrs. Moser discussed a story with her junior class. RISE AB°vE THE ORDINARY 26 Top Left: These students looked for maga- zine articles. Middle Left: This class concentrated on their work. Middle Right: This senior english class lis- tened to Mrs. Rogers. Bottom Left: These people read quietly for an upcoming book report. Bottom Right: Dawn Rowe worked on her assignment. Quiz Bowl The Quiz Bowl team was very active this year. They competed in the Catawba County Tournament held at the Catawba County Library and in the High- Q Tournament held at Central Piedmont Community College. The Quiz Bowl Team sponsor was Mrs. Rog- ers. Through her hard work and effort the team gained experience and knowledge. The team spent time in the afternoons practicing and preparing for the tournaments. Quiz Bowl was a well worth experi- ence. Top right: Mrs. Rogers read this question to the participants. Middle left: This team conferred as Mrs. Rogers asked the other team the question. Middle right: Mrs. Rogers explained the rules to the team members. Bottom right: The Quiz Bowl Team. Back row (left to right): Tiffany Bolick, Marc Bell, Susan Holdsclaw, Eric Miller, Tracy Clark, and David Shubert. Sitting (left to right): Mark Ewing, Jay Knox, Scott Shep- herd, and Bradley Harris. 28 Media Center The media center provided many students with the chance to gain knowledge through books. It offered an assortment of books ranging from biographies to science fiction material. The media center was also very valuable to students who had to do research. It offered a quiet and peaceful environment for those students who needed to study. It had a supply of magazines and audio visuals that were available for the students to use for their own need. Mrs. Nolley was the head librarian and Mrs. Lee served as the assistant. Through the efforts of these two women, many students learned how to develop efficient library skills. The media center was a very important asset to the school and the students. Top Right: This student was busy read- ing a book. Middle Left: These students discussed several items while sitting at this table. Bottom: These students used various reference materials that the media cen- ter provided them. Ban-Troia The Ban-Troia was a monthly newspaper which kept the students at Bandys informed on the latest news, sports, gossip, and other events. The Ban-Troia was published by the students on the newspaper staff. Hard work and a combined effort of all the staff members was the key in making the Ban-Troia a suc- cess. This Page Left: The staff members worked on this material for the newspaper. Top Right: These typists rushed to meet a deadline. Middle Right: Kim Rink assisted Randal Ellis on the typewriter. Bottom Right: David Shubert burned off these stencils. 30 This Page Top: First Row: Yvonne Payne, Marcella McCombs, Kirti Modi, Second Row: Raven Payne, Lori Lewis, Kim Rink, Kelly Gabriel, Teresa Thornburg, Kelley Lineberger. Third Row: Phillip Rogers, Rodney Calloway, David Shubert, Scott Shepard, Mark Rogers, Ernie Abernathy. Bottom: These students planned the newspa- per. 31 This Page: Top: Co-editors, Bradley Harris and Rodney Helton, looked over this material, Middle Left: Advisor, Kenneth Hilderbran, was kept busy. Middle Right: Business Manager, Kirti Modi, laid out the ad section. Bottom: Todd Goodson and Sonya Settlemyre proofread these pages. Annual Staff The 1984 Annual Staff consisted of twelve hardworking students, with much added help from advisor, Ken- neth Hilderbran. The job started right after last pear’s annual was sent to the press and continued until the dap thep were passed out. The work on the annu- al took place everp dap during fourth period, with much extra volunteered time. The production of the annual was a job that required much time and pa- tience. After all the hard work was fin- ished, the end result was an annual thep could all be proud of. 32 Top: The Annual Staff, left to right: First Row: Bradley Harris, and Rodney Helton. Second Row: Lynette Goodson, Barbara Korn, Susan Holiday, Mark Ewing, Barbara Lineberger, Todd Goodson, Sonya Settlemyre, David Shu- bert, and Kirti Modi. Middle: These staff members organized class pictures. Bottom Left: Making sure the annual was cor- rect kept these members occupied. Bottom Right: Typist Susan Holiday got assis- tance from Mr. Hildebran. 33 Spanish This was the first year that Spanish has been offered as a part of our For- eign Language Curriculum. It was taught by Mrs. Dellinger the first three periods of each school day. Even though she only spent half the day at Bandys, her time was very valuable and well spent. The students gained in- sights into the customs of the Spanish people. They learned the fundamentals and the usage of the language. The class provided the students with an out- let into a strange and different place. The class was very interesting and beneficial to the students. Top right: Mrs. Dellinger helped this stu- dent with her assignment. Middle left: Chris Reese worked on this exercise during class. Middle right: Mrs. Dellinger discussed this information with the class. Bottom right: These students were busy working during class. 34 tJyi Ew French This year French was offered to students of all grades. It allowed the students an opportunity to learn how to write and to speak the fundamentals of the French language. They learned the basic bui- lding blocks of the language and how to use them properly. Besides learning a foreign language, the students learned about the customs and beliefs of people other than themselves. They also gained geographical and historical knowledge of the French people and their country. The classes were taken on a field trip to the Biltmore House where they learned about French art and architecture. The French III classes were able to write to other students in France and to exchange differences among the countries. Mrs. McConnell taught the French classes and helped them to become familiar with all aspects of the French Lifestyle. Top left: These students worked on their assignment during class. Middle left: Mrs. McConnell an- swered this question from Jimmy Belcher. Middle right: These students were busy working in class. Bottom left: Mrs. McConnell talked with these students about an assign- ment. 35 Math Curriculum The Math Department at Bandys was one of the best in the area. Courses ranging from Consumer Math to Calculus were offered to the students. The classes helped to prepare the students for careers in the future that will revolve around the field of math- ematics. The students gained insights into the theor- ies and the applications of the maths. The classes were very beneficial for all the students involved. The teachers also played a big role in the educating of the students in the mathematics. Consumer Math was taught by Mr. Young and General Math was taught by Mr. Brown and Mr. Young. Mr. Hilderbran, Mrs. Teague, Mr. Brown, and Mrs. Drum taught the algebras, while Mr. Hilderbran also taught Advanced Math and Calculus. Mrs. Drum was also responsible for teaching Geometry. The Math Department was very strong and competitive. 36 W� «w« Opposite page: Top right: Mr. Young taught his class using the over- head projector. Bottom: Mr. Brown worked at his desk during this class period. This page: Top left: These students listened to Mr. Young ex- plain. Middle left: Mr. Brown read over his book in class. Top left: These students worked on their algebra assignment during class. Top right: Elaine McKay explained this proof on the board. Middle: Mark Ewing was busy doing this geometry exercise. Bottom right: Mrs. Drum discussed a problem with her geometry class. 38 Top left: Mark Rogers and Rodney Hel- ton worked on their assignment. Top right: Mr. Hilderbran helped these students during class. Middle left: Kirti Modi thought about this problem. Middle right: Mr. Hilderbran watched these students work. Bottom left: Bradley Harris needed Mr. Hilderbran’s assistance on this problem. Science Department The Science Department was a very important and essential part of the overall curriculum at Bandys High School. Taught by an excellent group of qualified teachers, the science program was a very strong and competitive one. Freshman students had the option of taking either Physical Science or Biology. This was the first year that a choice was offered. These classes helped to build the foundation for the students future science courses. Mr. Lowman and Mr. Caldwell taught Physical Science, and Mr. Crawford and Mrs. Clark taught Biology. Through the hard work and effort contributed by these teachers many students gained some valuable knowl- edge. Chemistry and Physics were two other courses that the Sci- ence Department offered. The classes were taken by hard work- ing juniors and seniors. The experience of having these courses helped to prepare the students for college. Through labs and text work, the students learned about the elements, energy, and basic theories of the sciences. Overall, the science curriculum was very instrumental to the success of many students. 40 Opposite Page: Top Right: Mr. Caldwell went over classwork. Middle Right: Mr. Lowman answered some questions. Bottom Left: Mr. Lowman showed a film to his class. Bottom Right: Mr. Caldwell pointed out this answer. This Page: Top Left: This group sang a song for Biology. Top Right: These students performed a skit for the class. Middle Left: Mrs. Clark taught this Biology class. Middle Right: Mr. Crawford explained this problem. Bottom Left: This group performed a dance. 41 Opposite Page: Top: These students worked on their physics problems during class. Bottom left: Bradley Harris and Jimmy Belcher worked on this physics lab. Bottom right: Mr. Yount pointed out some in- formation from the periodic table. This Page: Top left: Mr. Caldwell discussed conversions with his chemistry class. Bottom: These students took some chemistry notes during class. Science Sponsored Activities The Science Club at Bandys High School sponsored various activities throughout the year. Members as well as anyone among the student body could participate in the activities. They ranged from roughing it out at Camp Broadstone to canoeing on the New River. The activities provided excitement and adventure for those stu- dents who took part in them. They helped the students to get closer to nature and to learn to appreciate it more. Everyone who participated gained a new insight to the meaning of the great outdoors. Top right: These campers stood around the Camp Broadstone sign. Middle left: Scott Shepherd was helped across a log. Middle right: Mr. Crawford climbed this ladder with a blindfold on. Bottom right: These counselors described the procedure used on the next obstacle. 44 Photography Photography mas a very interesting class to those who were enrolled. The class was taught by Mr. Craw- ford who assisted each student on the fundamentals of photography. Here, they learned how to take, develop, and print their own pictures. This course proved to be very helpful to anyone who wished to pursue a career in photography. Top left: Todd Goodson took aim for this picture. Bottom left: Kurt Benfield prepared to take this picture. Top right: Brad Wimberly developed this picture. Bottom right: Dean Rowe measured these photography chemi- cals. 45 History The History Department at Bandys High School taught students about the past histo- ry of the world. The courses that were of- fered here consisted of United States Histo- ry, World Cultures, World History, and Ci- vics. In these classes, students could learn more about our country’s heritage. These courses offered the students an insight as to where our nation is headed. The above classes were taught by three excellent history teachers, Mr. Scott, Mr. Matheson, and Mr. Blake. They helped the students learn not only where we have been, but where we are going. This page Top: Mr. Blake prepared to show this history class a movie on the V.C.R. Middle: Mr. Matheson gave this class a reading as- signment. Bottom: This history class concentrated on this as- signment. 46 This Page Top left: Mr. Scott enjoyed this class time. Top right: These students were kept busy in this history class. Middle: Mr. Scott assisted these students. Bottom: Darren Rowe and Cray Carpenter worked on their homework assignment. 47 Economic, Legal, and Political Systems In the Economics and Legal Systems class the students learned some impor- tant information. They gained insights into how our government and political systems function and how they as citi- zens can help to improve it. They learned that participation from the people helps to make our legal systems work. The class was beneficial in mak- ing the students become more aware of their importance in our government. They gained knowledge into the roles that they play in making the legal sys- tems successful. Mr. Blake instructed the course and shared his knowledge with the students. The course was an asset to our overall curriculum. 48 Psychology This was the second year that Psy- chology was offered to the students. It allowed the students a chance to gain more insights into their inner feelings. The students learned about their thoughts and what motivates them. They gained knowledge of themselves and how they react to their environ- ment and various experiences. The class provided the students with an op- portunity to obtain more knowledge about their behavior. It was taught by Mr. Matheson who used various texts and visuals to help the students learn. The class was beneficial to everyone involved. Top left: These students read their as- signment during class. Middle left: Mr. Matheson prepared to show a film to his class. Middle right: Mr. Matheson was busy putting grades down in his grade book. Bottom left: These students worked during the class. 49 Physical Education Physical education played a vital role in the aca- demic curriculum at Bandys. It provided students with a chance to stretch and exercise. In physical educa- tion they learned the various rules and codes of differ- ent sports. They were allowed the chance to partici- pate in sports that they were less familiar with. Besides learning about athletics, the students stud- ied the parts of the body in health. They learned about our bodies and how we should take care of them. The class proved very beneficial to the students. The over- all course was well-rounded and essential. This Page: Top Right: Jeffrey McCorkle attempted a spike. Middle Left: This student prepared to hit the ball. Middle Right: These students studied health in the gym. Bottom Right: These players waited for the volley- ball. SO Education Drivers’ Education was a spe- cial course offered to freshmen for six weeks. This class was taken during their physical education period. The students studied books and watched films that dealt with proper techniques of safe driving. They learned about traffic laws and regulations gov- erning the State of North Caroli- na. After students completed their classwork, they were then given the opportunity to take their prac- tice driving with Mr. Fisher and Mr. Faucette. Drivers9 Opposite Page: Top: The old clunker was again put to good use. Bottom: Most students preferred to take their practice driving in the Trans-Am. This Page: Top: Mr. Fisher gave this class some helpful hints. Middle: Learning signs was an important part of Drivers Education. Bottom: Book work was the largest part of this course. TRUTH iU.NS RICTANGULAR SIGNS H|cr V(,mH t« n. .; . a white, ia used v .1 •� t !• and retfulalKaie On these signs. ytiu «ill alto tee n. “t No Parking, S i i'nnaing.’ awl Kwp Right Kn� P‘ ' urn Inn ? these signs j unsafe aa � ell aa a vmlatKm -l the '• • IR( II K • • H I HJt CIRCULAR SIGNS ith a hlatk un and the i � yellow bethgiouiMt. DIAMONO -SHARIO SIGNS IIIAMONI� SHSPKII mcr- lt„ KIliin-SIUMf -r top sign The KHd Sff • peit11 !� . •.« a IU ar hakligfvusw. Of «I «ihgnmad I he shape is used foe I f.r su.ji ..gn is ' tll'i � ent hat frutn the mtersestiua • mr t these «.gns. theU- Swires a Nil Kup I not start again us the way is rW ,pM TU When ; 53 Band The band was very active this year as usual. They participated in several contests and re- ceived numerous awards. Under the instruc- tion of Mr. Sam Harbinson, the band gained a lot of experience and knowledge. They re- ceived information on how to march correctly and how to present themselves properly in con- tests. The members acquired more extensive and in-depth musical skills during the band period. Many students benefited from the time and effort that they put into the band. The class was very valuable to those students in- volved. Top right: Jeffrey McCorkle used a lot of effort in playing this song. Middle: The Color Guard displayed their talent during this routine. Bottom right: Kristi Cresimore showed her leadership capabilities in this perfor- mance. Top left: These band members marched during this parade at Newton. Middle left: The drum section per- formed this half-time routine. Middle right: Elliot Childers ex- ecuted this solo with outstanding effort. Bottom right: These band mem- bers were busy practicing through- out the summer. Bottom left: The flag team concen- trated on their timing during this performance. 55 This Page: Top: The Trojan Band. Bottom: The Trojan Band offi- cers, left to right. Flag Cap- tains: Annette Hewitt, Lori Shoemaker. Drum Major: Kristi Cresimore. Band Presi- dent and Rifle Captain: Julie Hass. Band Vice-President: Da- vid Miller. 56 Stage Band The stage band consisted of members from the marching and concert bands. These students worked hard as they re- ceived instructions from director Mr. Sam Harbinson. They learned to play jazz and popular music. The students also learned more about music itself. The stage band showed much poise and enthusiasm as they performed at their con- certs. This class helped benefit students in their musical skills. 57 Chorus Chorus gave the students a chance to escape their rigorous academic schedule and to express themselves in music. They learned about the different types of music and how to distinguish between them. The students learned the various notes used in writing music and how to read them. They gained a working knowledge of music that proved very beneficial to them. The students gained some valuable infor- mation that was very interesting from the class. Top right: These students prac- ticed singing during class. Middle left: These students took a rest before singing again. Middle right: These two girls played the piano in class. Bottom right: These singers re- hearsed this song. 58 Art The Art class proved to be beneficial this pear. The students participated in numerous contests and events throughout the area. They received various awards in several different categories. Mrs. Radar taught the class and shared her knowledge and experience with them. The stu- dents learned how to draw in pastels and char- coals. They also learned how to paint in water colors. The students gained insights into new and different forms of artwork. The class provided the students with an artistic escape from the day’s rigorous activities. Top Right: Kaye Clawson worked on this picture. Middle Left: Terry Mason painted a picture during class. Middle Right: This student asked Mrs. Radar a question. Bottom Left: These students were busy on these pictures. 59 Vocations 60 61 Agriculture The Agriculture Department was very ac- tive this year. They participated in various contests around the local area. Some of these contests included parliamentary pro- cedure, beef judging, forestry, creed, and tool identification. The class was also re- sponsible for the beautification of the school’s ground. Mrs. Howard played a key role in the functioning of the agriculture class. She got the students involved in work in the classroom and outdoors. The class helped to prepare the students for problems that may arise in the future. It provided valuable information to the students that may be beneficial to them in the future. The class was an asset to the overall curriculum offered at Bandys. Top right: Calvin Whisnant listened in this agricultural class. Middle left: Mrs. Howard discussed this information with the class. Middle right: These students paid attention to Mrs. How- ard during class. Bottom right: These students read from their FFA Hand- books. 62 UTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA | Top left: This FFA booth took first place at the Catawba County Fair. Top right: JeffMcRee and Rhonda Worley gave their full attention to the teacher. Bottom: Mrs. Howard discussed a procedure with her students in the shop. Auto Mechanics The auto mechanics class was a very worth- while course offered at Bandys. It provided the students with a chance to gain some experience on afuture job during high school. The students gained a lot of information from the course. It proved beneficial to the students long-term suc- cess. Many students took the course just to gain a basic or working knowledge of how the engine and other parts of an automobile work. Mr. Line- berger put in a lot of effort and hard work to make sure the course would benefit the students. The course provided the students with experi- ence and knowledge that may aid them in the future. Top Right: Calvin Whisnant changed the oil in this car. Middle Left: These students examined this car’s engine. Middle Right: Mr. Lineberger helped this student work on this car. Bottom Right: Scott Smith worked on this engine during class. 64 Carpentry Carpentry helped instruct students with vo- cational training for the housing and construc- tion industry. The class was taught by Mr.Propst, who provided helpful instructions to the students. This class prepared students for those seeking a career in local construction firms. This Page: Top Left: Mr. Propst instructed this student during class. Middle Left: Nick Alexander marked off dimensions on this piece of wood. Bottom Left: These students finished up their class work, Top Right: Doug Gajus operated the band saw. Bottom Right: Tim Sherrill concentrated on his work. 65 Typing The typing classes were provided to stu- dents who wanted a background in the busi- ness occupations. It was a prerequisite for students who were interested in taking a computer course. The students learned the proper finger positioning, location of the keys, and special features of the machine. They learned how to type letters, manu- scripts, and documents. It was a solid foun- dation for future business courses. The classes were taught by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Drum. Top Right: This class typed their assignment. Middle Left: These students worked on this exer- cise. Middle Right: These students folded their papers. Bottom Right: This class practiced their typing skills. 66 Office Practices The office practices curriculum, which consist- ed of several different business courses, helped the students to learn how an office functions in our society today. The curriculum included shorthand, accounting, and office occupations. It gave the students a chance to gain some experi- ence in a business related course. The experience will help them to receive similar office jobs in the future. The class was very beneficial to those students who enrolled in it. The class provided the students with some valuable information and a chance to practice a future career. Top Right: These girls listened to the teacher explain a problem. Middle Left: This student worked on her assignment during class. Middle Right: These students were busy on an accounting assignment. Bottom: A group worked on a class pro- ject. 67 coo In Cooperative Office Occupations, the students learned about the funda- mentals of an office career. They gained insights into such fields as man- agement, accounting, payroll, and word processing. The class was very instrumental for the students. Mrs. Laney spent her time and effort teach- ing the students. 68 DOO Students learned about various and different office occupations in the Distributive Office Occupations program. They also gained experi- ence by working for local businesses in the area. They were given a head start into the working world. They were instructed and assisted in thier learning by Mrs. Laney. Opposite page: Top right: These students discussed sev- eral things during class. Bottom: Mrs. Laney helped these stu- dents. This page: Top left: Regina Little worked hard dur- ing class. Middle left: These students were enrolled in DOO. Middle right: Mrs. Laney pointed some- thing out to Angie Wright. Bottom left: These students were busy typing and reading. 69 DECA The Distributive Education program was a valuable asset to our overall cur- riculum. It provided the students a chance to learn about marketing and distributive skills. They learned about the economy and how marketing af- fects it. The class gave them insights into the world of marketing. Mrs. Rob- erts taught the class to the students. Top right: Mrs. Roberts was busy work- ing at her desk. Middle: These students worked on their assignments. Bottom right: Brian Johnson and Mike Heineman did their work during class. 70 Introduction To Computer Age In trying to keep up with todays grow- ing use of computers, Bandys High intro- duced a computer class. This class was useful for giving students a head start in the use of computers. This was taken by students who planned to go into afield of computer science, engineering, or any subject in which computers may be of practical use. This class was taught by Mrs. Nancy Jo Teague and Mrs. Claire Miller. These two ladies adapted well to this new meth- od of education. 71 Home Ecomomics Home Economics was offered to students who wanted to learn more about home and family life. Students learned about home decoration, preparation of food, and budgeting of money and time. The class provided valuable and beneficial information to the stu- dents. They were involved in var- ious activities ranging from mak- ing a quilt to ironing clothes. The class was taught by Mrs. Brown. Top right: These students worked on making a quilt. Middle: Mrs. Brown helped these stu- dents pin this pattern down. Bottom right: Amy Morrison and Sherry Keener ironed these articles of clothing. 72 Independent Living Independent Living was a class offered at Bandys that helped the students learn how to cope with living on their own. It taught the students how to survive living by themselves. The students learned to cook, budget their money and to prepare for the future. The class taught the stu- dents the basics of living alone which they should know. The class was taught by Mrs. Brown. She helped the students in their activities and work. The class really provided the students with some very in- teresting information. All the students will profit from the experience in the fu- ture. Top left: These students worked in the kitchen during class. Middle left: Paula Childers was busy mak- ing these cookies. Middle right: These girls talked while they were working. Bottom left: Janet Burgess worked on this assignment during class. 73 Child Care Child care gave students a chance to care for young children and to learn about their development. The class hours were spent observing the children and working on textbook material. Both the students and the children benefitted from the experience. They were supervised by Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Austin. Top Right: These children played on the monkey bars. Middle Left: These kids had fun playing on the sliding board. Middle Right: This girl enjoyed riding on the tri- cycle. Bottom Right: This boy put his hat and coat up when he arrived. 74 Family Living Family Living was a course taken by stu- dents wishing to learn more about everyday challenges in society today and in the future. Students planned a mock wedding to learn responsibilities required in a marriage. They also had a dating game to learn how to choose a date. These students hoped this class would help prepare them for the future. This Page: Top Left: Kelly Hilton lit these candles during the mock wedding ceremo- ny. Bottom Left: Mitchell Pope performed the ceremony. Top Bight: Barbara Lineberger and Tony Beal were united in the mock wedding. Middle Right: The wedding was made complete by the sealing of vows. Bottom Right: These bridesmaids attentively watched the ceremony take place. 75 Learning Lab The Learning Lab provided students with a chance to enhance their learning capabilities and to take advantage of the opportunities in life. Mrs. Holcomb helped the stu- dents to perceive and to understand the basics of the learn- ing cycle. The class was offered to students who needed assistance in their academic work. The class was very vital in aiding the students to perform better in the classroom. It improved the students aptitude and their chance of learn- ing more in the future. The Learning Lab was very benefi- cial to the students involved. Top Right: These students read some material during class. Middle: Mrs. Holcomb helped these stu- dents study while they were in class. Bottom Right: These students were aid- ed by Mrs. Holcomb on their assign- ment. 76 Extended Day A Success The Extended Day program was offered to students who worked during the day. It pro- vided them a chance to continue their educa- tion without quitting their job. The education that they received helped them to advance in their job market. They also gained the feeling of success knowing that they achieved a qual- ity education. The program was very benefi- cial in giving many students the chance to enhance their learning capabilities. It was in- structed by Mr. Robert Whisnant and Mrs. Sandra Walker. 77 Clubs 78 Spanish Club S.A.E. 81 Pep Monogram 82 % F.H.A. 84 Y.A.C. Club F.B.L.A. 85 c.o.o. D.O.O. 86 Carpentry Auto Mechanics 87 Child Care Club Art Media Center Athletic Awards Offensive Gold Helmet Defensive Gold Helmet Offensive Line Award Offensive Back Award Team Before Self VARSITY FOOTBALL Jeff McRee Mike Muender Todd Goodson Dwayne Harvey Scott Shepherd Calvin Whisnant Defensive Back Award Defensive Lineman Award Dedication All Conference JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Dean Rowe Kelly Hilton Kelly Hicks Todd Goodson Mike Muender Eric Lineberger Gary Butler Award Defensive Award Rodney Yount Offensive Award Brad Sigmon VARSITY BASKETBALL David Cox BOYS GIRLS Co-Most Valuable Players All Conference Michael Conner Robert Harper Michael Conner Robert Harper Most Valuable Player Trojan Award Best All Around Award Best Offensive Player Award Team Before Self Award Hustle Award Most Improved Award All Conference Beverly Greenard Cindy Murray Beth Laney Tina Ijames Donna Jones Patti Beatty Lisa Flowers Beverly Greenard Beth Laney JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS Co-Most Valuable Players Johnny Clark Paul Brown GIRLS Most Valuable Player Team Before Self Most Improved Adrienne Gabriel Audrey Sherrill Jeanna Story CHEERLEADING Most Outstanding—Varsity Barbara Lineberger Most Oustanding—J.V. Angie Meadows 90 BASEBALL Most Valuable Player Golden Glove Cray Carpenter Kelly Matthews Team Before Self Trojan Award Greg Duncan Scott Painter SOFTBALL Trojan Award Team Before Self Golden Arm Golden Bat Donna Jones Beverly Greenard Patti Beatty Patrice Lineberger Sonya Settlemyre Cindy Murray Golden Glove All Conference Beth Laney Beth Laney Donna Jones Patti Beatty Cindy Murray Patrice Lineberger BOYS’ TENNIS Most Valuable Player Trojan Award Most Improved Vic Carroll Gerry Cooper Larry Caldwell Mark Rogers Hustle Award All Conference Curtis Queen Bradley Harris Mark Rogers Vic Carroll GIRLS’ TENNIS Most Valuable Player Most Improved Sonya Settlemyre Ginger Hewitt Shannon Taylor Trojan Award All Conference Beth Laney Sonya Settlemyre Ginger Hewitt TRACK Most Valuable Player Best Sprinter Award Trojan Award Robert Harper Larry Johnson Pat Plunkett Best Field Events Award All Conference Mike Muender Robert Harper 91 VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS BOYS 74-55 W South Iredell L 57-59 86-47 W East Lincoln W 76-54 65-52 W South Iredell W 58-48 45-61 L East Burke w 83-62 63-51 W St. Stephens w 104-79 70-57 W East Burke L 46-55 51-42 W East Lincoln W 70-61 58-41 W St. Stephens W 61-59 66-58 W West Lincoln W 65-59 62-48 W Maiden w 75-64 63-43 W Newton w 57-52 70-42 W Cherryville w 88-80 55-48 W Bunker Hill L 59-60 75-68 W Bessemer City W 73-64 58-39 W Foard L 55-74 74-51 W West Lincoln W 80-63 67-40 W Maiden L 69-77 64-48 W Newton W 65-55 79-38 W Cherryville L 78-93 54-67 L Bunker Hill L 46-47 54-52 W Bessemer City W 69-62 65-48 W Foard W 77-63 Conference Tournament West Lincoln W 84-60 70-53 w Cherryville Bunker Hill W 58-57 58-48 w Fred T. Foard Cherryville L 64-65 55-41 w Bunker Hill District Tournament Bunker Hill W 59-51 44-39 w Bessemer City Cherryville L 66-76 78-59 w Bunker Hill Regional Tournament 61-66 L Union Pines XS'b I- J.V. BASKETBALL BOYS GIRLS L South Iredell L 40-48 38-72 L East Lincoln W 45-35 46-58 L South Iredell L 50-56 41-52 L East Burke W 43-30 36-42 L East Burke W 56-47 30-57 L St. Stephens L 44-45 59-56 W West Lincoln W 53-40 41-39 W Maiden W 54-20 29-60 L Newton W 42-35 47-43 W Cherryville 42-49 L Bunker Hill L 34-47 56-41 W Bessemer City W 74-19 62-47 W Fred T. Foard w 38-34 49-46 w West Lincoln w 62-53 55-37 w Maiden w 58-24 51-44 w Newton L 37-44 78-48 w Cherryville 43-36 w Bunker Hill L 41-46 48-41 w Bessemer City W 56-22 60-50 w Fred T. Foard L 41-48 VARSITY FOOTBALL East Lincoln L 0-27 West Lincoln W 20-14 South Iredell L 8-16 St. Stephens L 0-13 Maiden L 0-19 Newton L 15-33 Cherryville L 7-22 Bunker Hill L 7-22 Bessemer City L 7-14 Foard L 0-13 J.V. FOOTBALL Mooresville W 18-6 South Iredell L 0-14 St. Stephens L 6-19 Maiden L 14-16 L 14-27 Bunker Hill L 6-14 Foard L 8-20 92 GIRLS TENNIS BOYS TENNIS St. Stephens W 9-0 Bessemer City W 9-0 East Burke L 1-8 Cherryville W 5-3 West Lincoln W 8-1 West Lincoln w 8-1 Maiden W 8-1 Fred T. Foard w 9-0 Newton L 2-7 Bunker Hill w 9-0 Cherryville W 6-3 Newton w 5-4 Bunker Hill L 3-5 Maiden w 9-0 Bessemer City W 8-1 Foard L 4-5 TROJAN SCOREBOOK SOFTBALL VARSITY BASEBALL Bunker Hill W 10-6 North Iredell L 2-4 W 24-13 Cherryville L 5-7 Cherryville W 5-3 South Iredell L 0-3 W 6-4 Maiden W 6-5 Newton-Conover W 3-1 Bunker Hill L 4-9 W 4-2 Newton L 8-9 Bessemer City W 3-0 Foard L 2-16 W 4-3 West Lincoln L 0-2 Maiden W 10-3 Maiden L 0-4 W 11-8 Bessemer City L 4-7 Fred T. Foard W 13-1 Newton L 2-6 L 5-7 West Lincoln L 2-3 West Lincoln W 8-6 Bunker Hill L 6-11 w 13-8 Cherryville L 11-17 State Playoffs Bessemer City L 5-8 East Wilkes W 6-0 Bessemer City W 11-4 Franklin L 5-1 TRACK Meet Place 1 4 2 1 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 4 Conference Meet 93 Varsity Football The Varsity Football team had another disappointing season this year. They finished the regular season with an overall record of 1-9. Their only win of the season came against West Lincoln. The defense was lead by All-Confer- ence standouts Mike Muender and Eric Lineberger. While the offense was led by juniors Dwayne Harvey at quarter- back and Larry Johnson at running back. All-Conference lineman Todd Goodson also played an important role in the performance of the offensive squad. The whole team con- tributed and put in a lot of hard work and effort. With the experience that the players gained this year, improvement in their record seems apparent next year. Top Right: These players left the field with much enthusiasm. Middle Left: Randy Honeycutt dropped back to punt this ball. Middle Right: The receiving team prepared to run this ball downfield. Bottom Right: Dwayne Harvey threw a pass on this play. 94 Top Left: This runner tried to gain some extra yardage. Bottom: The Varsity Football Team. Front Row (left to right): Kelly Ford, Rusty Howard, William Connor, Larry Johnson, Alan Williams, Jeff Travis, Jeff McRee, Todd Goodson, Victor Brewer, Chris Matthews, Mike Muender, Joel Gordon, Dwight Con- nor. Second Row (left to right): Ger- ald Wilkes, Jeff Barber, Mike Mur- ray, James Harris, David Smith, Kel- ly Hicks, Dean Rowe, Jimmy Belcher, Mitchell Pope, Randy Hon- eycutt, Bradley Wimberly, Curtis McCray, Bobby Byers. Third Row (left to right): Adrian Little, Scott Greene, Wayne McCrary, Scott Smith, Calvin Whisnant, Tim Stew- art, Scott Shepherd, James Brown, Scott Villemagne, Cray Carpenter, Paul Childers, Dwayne Harvey, Eric Lineberger, Kelly Hilton. Opposite Page: Top Left: Mike Muender got up after displaying his fine defensive talents. Top Right: The team discusses their strategies before the games. Bottom: The defense pushed the Cherryville offense back toward their goal. This Page: Top: the Trojan defense tried to penetrate the Blue Devil offensive line. Bottom Right: Dwayne Harvey threw this pass to a receiver down- field. 97 Top Right: Ronnie Johnson tried for extra yardage on this play. Middle Left: These players tackled this runner. Bottom Right: Jay Holmes pitched this ball to a player in the backfield. J.V. Football The Junior Varsity Football team had a disappoint- ing season. Their only win of the season came against Mooresville. The team had a lot of injuries that cre- ated a problem for them. The team struggled through the season with a 1-6 record. The won-loss record may have been disappointing, but the hard work and dedi- cation of the players and coaches were not. Forrest Blake put in a lot of effort as the coach of the team. The team practiced long and hard from late summer to October. The team gained experience and confi- dence and can look forward to greater success in the varsity ranks. 98 Top Left: These defensive players tried to stop this offensive attack. Bottom: The J. V. Football Team. Bottom Row (left to right): Guy Ram- sey, Danny Ratchford, Mike Pope, Todd Woodlief, Brian Morrow, David Rosemand, Jonathon Smith, Curt Parker. Second Row (left to right): Mitchell Williams, Dean Frasure, Gwen Brand, Greg Carpenter, Ronnie Johnson, Matt Sigmon, Jay Holmes, Lee Vanderlinden, Michael Greene, Todd Smith. Third Row (left to right): Steve Holbrook, Rodney Yount, Da- vid Searcy, Chris Reece, Jody Brack- ett, David Cox, Kevin Smith, Trey Cope, Joe Caldwell, John Caldwell. Fourth Row (left to right): Mike Kelly, Robert Painter, Gary Majors, Mark Yancey, Bradley Sigmon, Jerry Mill- er, Charlie Abernathy, Mark Chan- dler, Robbie Wimberly, Bill Dotson, Chris Hester, Andy York, Kenny Copeland. Not Pictured: Darren McCaslin, Todd Ewing, Mark Story. 99 Girls Tennis Has Winning Season The girls tennis team finished the season with a 4-3 conference record and ended up 5-4 overall. The season ended good for the girls when they tied for second place in the conference tournament. The team was led by all confer- ence seniors Sonya Settlemyre and Ginger Hewitt. Also contributing were Amy Estep and Beth Laney, who should help out a great deal next year. 100 Opposite Page Top Left: Beth Laney positioned herself for a forehand volley. Bottom Left: Giner Hewitt swatted this shot. Top Right: Ginger Hewitt executed this backhand. Bottom Right: Sonya Settlemyre awaited this serve. This Page Top: Back Row: Coach Young, Shannon Taylor, Amy Owensby, Beth Laney, Amy Estep, Leslie Campbell. Front Row: Nancy Lee, Ginger Hewitt, Sonya Settle- myre, Christi Cresimore, Lisa Flowers, Michelle Mar- tin. Middle Left: Beth Laney returned this shot for a score. Bottom Left: Sonya Settlemyre showed some extra effort. 101 Varsity Boys’ Basketball The Varsity Boys Basketball team had a satisfac- tory season this year. They finished third in the regu- lar season conference race with a record of 15-7. They were lead by tri-captains Rodney Helton, David Shu- bert, and Stanley Daniels. Rodney Helton and Roger Torrence shared the role of point guard and lead the offense from out front. Senior David Shubert sparked the defense with his sharp reflexes and quick hands. Sophomore Stanley Daniels and freshman Ronald Conner made huge contributions inside on offense and defense. Junior Dwayne Harvey also came through in the clutches with his rebounding and inside game. All the players made contributions to the team and helped the team to another winning season. The highlight of the season came as the Trojans gave the top ranked Cherryville Ironmen thier first loss of the season. The Trojans were coached by Mr. Bill Bost. Top right: Ronald Connor was able to maneuver inside and take this shot. Middle left: Dwayne Harvey concentrated on this free throw. Middle right: Roger Torrence had an easy basket on this fastbreak. Bottom right: Ronald Connor hit this shot from the baseline. 102 WTWrai C Wl Top left: Roger Torrence scored two points on this lay- up. Top right: Rodney Helton scored on this fastbreak. Bottom left: Dwayne Harvey hit a short jumper on this play. Middle right: Stanley Daniels sank this free throw. 103 - Top left: David Shubert fought to shoot this shot from under the basket. Top right: Rodney Helton displayed perfect form on this shot. Bottom left: David Shubert drove down the lane for this shot. Bottom right: Ronald Connor shot this ball over the defensive opponents. Top left: Stanley Daniels dunked this ball through the hoop over this defender. Middle right: Stanley Daniels penetrated in the middle to put up this shot. Bottom: The Varsity Boys Basketball Team. Standing (left to right): Marc Williams, Rodney Helton, David Shubert, Dwayne Harvey, Stanley Daniels, Ronald Connor, Alan Williams, Mark Story, Kelly Sigmon, Paul Brown, Eric Skaggs, Johnny Clark, and Roger Torrence. Varsity Girls9 Basketball The Varsity Girls Basketball team finished the con- ference regular season at the top of the pack once again. They ended the regular season with an overall record of 20-2. Their only conference loss came to county rival Bunker Hill and their other loss came against East Burke. All Conference standout Beth Laney lead the team in scoring and controlled the inside with her rebounding. She was a dominant force on the team. All Conference Adrienne Gabriel also made her presence felt inside on offense and defense. She helped Beth out inside and averaged in double figures scoring. The team was run from out front by point guard Lisa Flowers. Seniors Kelly Gabriel and Marcella McCombs contributed with their all-around play while, sophomores Audrey Sherrill and Iris McCombs opened up the inside with their great out- side shooting. Every member of the team helped to make the season a success as the Lady Trojans cap- tured their fifth straight conference championship. Mr. Matheson lead the team to another winning sea- son as the head coach of the team. 106 Opposite Page: Bottom left: Iris McCombs took this shot from the outside. Top right: Adrienne Gabriel powered up this shot. Bottom right: Beth Laney scored on this layup. This Page: Top: Audrey Sherrill took this short jumper. Bottom left: Kelly Gabriel scored two from the corner. Bottom right: Adrienne Gabriel shot over this defender. 107 mm Opposite Page: Top: Coach Matheson gained another victory. Bottom left: Beth Laney scored two more for the Lady Trojans. Bottom right: Teresa Clark took this jumper. This Page: Top: The Varsity Girls Basketball Team, from left to right. Lisa Flowers, Sonya Settlemyre, Iris McCombs, Marcella McCombs, Adriene Gabriel, Paula Childers, Emily Stew- art, Beth Laney, Kelly Gabriel, Audrey Sherrill, Karen Ijames, and Teresa Clark. Bottom Left: Lisa Flowers added two more on this outside jumper. 109 J.V. Boys' Basketball After a slow start the J.V. Boys made a strong run late in the year toward a conference championship. Under first-year coach Bob Kelly the team began the year with a string of losses to 3A and 4A teams. But once conference play started the team was hard to beat. After early conference losses to Newton and Bunker Hill, the team began a winning streak which culminated with big wins over Maiden, Bunker Hill, and Newton. With a week remaining in the season they were tied for first. The team was led by sopho- mores Gary Major, David Cox, and Chris Hester. Freshmen Doug Leatherman, Matt Sigmon, and Scott Hilton also made big contributions to the total team effort. Top right: Matt Sigmon shot the ball over this opponent. Middle left: Douglas Leatherman pre- pared to shoot this ball from under the basket. Middle right: David Cox took this ball up against a defensive player. Bottom right: Douglas Leatherman gained position under the basket. 110 Top: The Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Kneeling (left to right): Todd Ewing, Chris Hester, Jay Holmes, Gary Major, and Scott Hilton. Standing (left to right): Steve Holbrook, Douglas Leatherman, David Cox, Ben Taylor, Matt Sigmon, Robbie Wimberly, and Mitchell Williams. Middle left: David Cox shot a lay-up against these Maiden defenders. Middle right: David Cox made an assist on this play. Bottom left: Chris Hester shot a short jumper. in J.V. Girls' Basketball The Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Team had a successful season this year. They finished the regular season at second place in the conference. They were coached by Mr. Blake who put in effort and hard work in helping the team. The starting line-up consisted of one sophomore and four freshmen. Stacey Valentine was the sophomore who filled the role of leader on the team. Shannon Taylor, Amy Owensby, Rhonda Isaac, and Nancy Lee also contributed to the total team effort. All the team members were important and played beneficial roles in making the season a suc- cess. Top right: Stacey Valentine fought to shoot this shot. Middle left: Rhonda Isaac leaped up high on this jump ball. Middle right: Amy Owensby watched the ball after she shot it. Bottom right: Amy Owensby shot this ball over this defensive opponent. 112 Top left: Nancy Lee dribbled the ball down court on this fastbreak. Middle left: Stacey Valentine prepared to throw the ball to Nancy Lee. Middle right: Shannon Taylor drove inside for a lay- up. Bottom: The Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Team. Kneeling (left to right): Cathy Byers, Kelly Cruse, Nancy Lee, Robbie Isaac, and Stacey Valentine. Standing (left to right): Andrea Cope, Rhonda Isaac, Leslie Campbell, Christie Goodson, Amy Owensby, Shannon Taylor, and Renee Drum. 114 Baseball ... Suffered Disappointing Season The Trojan baseball team, coached bp Randy Bur- roughs, had a disappointing season last year. Many of the Trojans games were close until the last innings and generated a lot of excitement for the fans. The team always demonstrated good sportsmanship and a desire to win. The team s morale was sometimes dampered, but this never kept the team from giving a maximum effort. Even though they didn't enjoy losing, they never forgot that the object of the game was to have fun. The season highlight was a 7-6 win over Maiden. The team was led by seniors Scott Painter, Greg Dun- can, and Mitch Valentine. All three players were of great importance to the team and will be missed next year. However, juniors Cray Carpenter, Darren Rowe, Jeff Blackburn, and sophomore Dwayne Harvey will be ready to fill in as leaders for the team next year. Every- one on the team had a role to perform and contributed to the total team effort. Although the future is unpredictable, it sure looks promising for the Trojan baseball team. Opposite Page: Top Left: Kelly Matthews delivered a pitch against Newton-Conover. Top Right: Scott Painter took a big swing. Bottom: The 1983 Trojan Baseball Team. Kneeling (left to right): Dwayne Harvey, Rusty Danmyer, Kel- ly Hilton, Darrin Rowe, Cray Carpenter, Chris Mat- thews, Paul Childers. Standing (left to right): Scottie Setzer, Jeff Blackburn, Mitch Valentine, Scott Painter, Greg Duncan, Kelly Matthews, Victor Brewer, Bruce Drum. This Page: Top Right: Greg Duncan connected for a hit. Middle Right: Bruce Drum tagged this runner out at home plate. Bottom Right: Jeff Blackburn rounded the bases after another home run. J.V. Baseball This was the first year that Bandys had a Junior Varsity Baseball team. The team was comprised of freshmen and sophomores who were lacking in the experience needed to play varsity baseball. They learned about the basic funda- mentals along with gaining the experience of playing. The team played approximately half the schedule that the varsity team played. The skills that they learned will better benefit them when they move up to playing varsity baseball. The team was coached by Mr. Forrest Blake. He spent a lot of his time trying to help them to gain the proper background to play baseball. The players put in a lot of hard work and effort to try and make the team a success. Through the effort of this years players the J.V. Baseball may become a permanent sport at Bandys High School. Opposite Page: Top Left: This runner crossed home for this run. Top Right: Andy York prepared to tag this runner out. Bottom: The J.V. Baseball Team. This Page: Top Right: Jody Brackett threw this runner out. Middle Left: Mark Story took this pitch for ball four. Bottom Right: This player scored with ease. 116 Gained Conference Title Again Bandys softball team had another successful season as they repeated as SD-7 champions with a near perfect 13-1 regular season record with the lone defeat coming in the final game with Fred T. Foard. The team then advanced to the state play-offs. They played well winning 6 to 0 over East Wilkes and 11 to 4 over Bessemer City. They then lost in the quarterfinals to a tough Franklin squad. Through the season they were led by the play of All-Conference performers Beth Laney, Cindy Murray, Donna Jones, Patrice Lineberger, and Patti Beatty. With many veterans returning next year and a fine crop of upcoming freshmen, the team can expect to have another sucessful season. 118 Opposite Page: Top Left: Donna Jones attempted a double play. Top Right: Beverly Greenard made another outfield play. Bottom Left: Marcella McCombs crossed home plate for another score. This Page: Top Right: Patrice Lineberger gained congratula- tions from teammates after hitting this home run. Bottom: Softball team. Front Row: Amy Smyre, Christi Cresimore. Marcella McCombs, Lisa Flow- ers, Coach Clark, Sonya Settlemyre, Donna Jones, and Juanda Turner. Back Row: Carmen Clark, Re- gina Little, Melinda Turner, Beth Laney, Beverly Greenard, Cindy Murray, Becky Schronce, Selina Setzer, Patty Beatty, and Patrice Lineberger. 119 Track Team Rebuilt The Trojan Track Team gained some much need- ed experience this pear which should prove very beneficial in the years to come. The team, coached by Randy Lowman, finished sixth in the conference meet at the end of the season. What the team lacked in experience, they more than made up for in guts and determination. The team competed hard in every event at the meets. They always gave a maximum effort and maintained a good code of sportsmanship. Some outstanding performances were handed in by seniors Robert Harper, Pat Plunkett, and Roger McClain. Robert Harper also qualified to compete in the sectionals where he placed fourth in the 400 meters. Sophomore Larry Johnson also contribut- ed to the total effort. Besides the individual efforts, there were some team contributions in the relay races that proved beneficial. Although the track team didn’t have one of its best seasons, next year promises a brighter future. Opposite Page: Top Right: Larry Johnson pulled ahead in this race. Middle Right: James Brown cleared this bar with ease. Bottom Left: Robert Harper and Robert Bell executed this ex- change perfectly. Bottom Right: Mike Muender made a good landing on this jump. This Page: Top Left: Pat Plunkett sailed through the air on this jump. Middle Left: Tim Shook led the field in this race. Middle Right: Craig Springs handed the baton to David Searcy. Bottom: The 1983 Trojan Track Team. Bandys Netted Conference Title The Trojans successfully defended their conference title with a 7-0 regular season record. The Trojans won their first several matches with ease setting up a showdown with Newton-Conover, who also had an undefeated record. The team won a hard fought 5-4 match over the Red Devils. They completed the sea- son with two more victories behind all-conference per- formers Bradley Harris, Vic Carroll, Chuck Lewis, and Mark Rogers. The season continued with a three- way tie with Newton-Conover and Cherryville in the conference tournament. The team competed in the sectionals at Shelby. Mark Rogers and Bradley Har- ris advanced to the quarter-finals. 122 Opposite Page: Top: Tennis Team. Front Row: Larry Caldwell, Mark Rog- ers, Curtis Queen, Scotty Lail, Bryant Gabriel, Michael Shelton and Chuck Lewis. Back Row: Jay Knox, Kelly Sigmon, Vic Carroll, Gerry Cooper and Bradley Harris. Bottom Right: Bradley Harris leaned into this serve. This Page: Top Left: Mark Rogers in action during a singles match. Varsity Cheerleaders Show Enthusiasm A contributing factor to the success of any athletic team is the support that the fans give them. The Varsity Cheerleaders made sure that this job was accomplished. These girls kept the crowds cheering for the players as they performed on the football field or on the basketball court. Our cheerleaders are a selected group of young ladies who are chosen very carefully from the student body. These girls must show school spirit, enthusiasm, and good sportsmanship. Leadership is the most important quality of the squad, because they must help keep the fans supporting their teams even in the toughest situations. Being a cheerleader may sound easy but this sometimes can be a very difficult responsibility. These girls put in many long, hard hours of practice to prepare new and improved cheers. They also had to exemplify good conduct because they are examples to their peers and to the spectators. The 1983-84 varsity cheerleading squad consisted of nine girls. They were in parades and competed in various cheerleading compe- titions. These girls performed their job very well and proved that they were very fine representatives of our school and community. Opposite page: Top: The cheerleaders performed this stunt. Bottom: The Varsity Cheerleading Squad, left to right. Front: Missy Huffman, Greta Stutts, Barbara Lineberger, Angie Wright. Standing: Cathy Faw, Dawn Rowe, Angie Meadows, Amy Estep, and Crystal Sherri!. This Page: The Varsity Cheerleaders in action. 125 J.V. Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders gained experience as they cheered their teams to victory. These girls worked extremeley hard during the J. V. football and basketball seasons. They put in many hours of practice to prepare themselves for each game. The cheerleaders were always there to lead the crowd and to add to the atmosphere of the game. 126 This Page Top: Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders, left to right. Front: Shelly Hughes, Toni Edwards, April Parkhurst, Kim Stutts. Standing: Leslie Pearson, Elaine McKay, Amy Cline, Amy Dagenhardt. Bottom right: Michelle Hughes. Bottom right: Amy Cline. Opposite Page Top left: Leslie Pearson and Toni Edwards. Top right: April Parkhurst. Bottom right: Elaine McKay. Bottom left: The Cheerleaders perform a stunt. 127 Dances And Pageants 128 129 Moments To Remember . . . On April 22, 1983 the Bandys High School Junior-Senior Prom was held in the school’s gymnasium. It was a night filled with excitement and anticipation. The dancers enjoyed the mu- sic provided by disc jockey John Thomas. There was a casual and memorable atmosphere created by the dance that seemed to have an effect on everyone. Curiosity was aroused when the announcer prepared to name the King and Queen of the Prom. The two lucky seniors were Scott Painter and Jewell Abernathy. It was a special occasion which will linger in the minds and memories of many juniors and seniors in the future. Due to the hard work and effort contributed by the juniors, the Prom was a huge success. The Sophomore Entertainment Committee also had an important role to play in the evenings activities. The refreshments were made possible by the work of Barbara Meares. To everyone who was there, the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom was full of Moments to Remember ... Top Right: Mike Hester and Shandran Jones enjoyed this slow dance. Middle Left: This slow dance provided these couples with a much needed rest. Bottom Right: Scott Painter and Jewell Abernathy had the honor of dancing as King and Queen of the Prom. 130 Top Left: Scott Painter and Jewell Abernathy were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. Top Right: These couples conversed in a casual manner. Middle Left: This dance was enjoyed by these couples. Middle Right: This couple danced to the music provided by John Thomas. Bottom Left: These couples enjoyed the entertainment that was provided. 131 Sophomore Entertainment At the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom, en- tertainment was provided bp an out- standing group of sophomores. The Entertainment Committee provided a much needed rest from the dancing and romancing that the Prom produced. The Committee also made sure that the Prom ran smoothly. Their efforts and help were appreciated bp the stu- dents enjoying the dance. 132 Top Right: The gang lines up to do the Hee scene. Middle Left: Larry Johnson struts his stuff in Teacher Look-A-Like Contest. Middle Right: Bobby Byers and Connie Cromer just a swinging”. Bottom Right: The contestants line up for judges’ decision. Getting Ready The day before the prom the junior class made ready for the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom. A lot of hard work was done, but it was all worthwhile. Decorations were hung and the Sophomore Entertainment Com- mittee rehearsed their skits in preparation for this very memorable night. 133 Homecoming 1983 On the night of October 14, 1983 the annual Homecoming festivities were held. Although our Trojans were behind at the end of the first half, excitement filled the air as the colorful homecoming court marched on the field. The court consisted of 24 pretty girls and their escorts. Finally, the moment everyone had been waiting for was announced. Regina Little was crowned the 1983 Homecoming Queen. First and second runners-up were Kelly Gabriel and Kim Rink. The game ended as we were defeated by Cher- ryville 21-7. But following the game our spirits were lifted and everyone moved inside for the Homecoming Dance. 134 Opposite Page: Left: Regina Little was selected as the 1983 Homecoming Queen. Top Right: Kelly Gabriel and Kim Rink were chosen as first and second runners-up. Middle Right: Regina Little took her traditional ride. Bottom Right: Co-captains, Jeff McRee and Kelly Hicks crowned Regina Little the 1983 Homecoming Queen. This Page: Top: The 1983 Homecoming Court, left to right: 1st row: Julie Hass, Rhonda Worley, Lisa Sigmon, Kelly Gabriel, Gardenia Farley, Lori Lewis, Ginger Hewitt, Barbara Lineberger, Angie Wright, Becky Schronce, Chaundra Meares. 2nd row: Mark Rogers, Curtis Thompson, Kelly Sigmon, Jay Holmes, Jeff McCorkle, Mitchell Williams, Bradley Harris, Rodney Helton, Randall Ellis, Tony Beal, Hank Glenn. 3rd row: Angie Guy, Dawn Rowe, Cathy Faw, Kim Rink, Christie Goodson, Connie Cromer, Regina Little, Marcella McCombs, Gaye Ollis, Cynthia Connor. 4th row: Bryant Gabriel, Doug Rink, David Shubert, Michael Pope, Matt Sigmon, David Searcy, Dean Lyda, Stanley Daniels, Philip Mummey, Ronald Connor. Middle: Senior Class Mascots, left to right: Tiffany Brown, Dustin Leatherman, April Goodson, Daniel Leatherman. Bottom: Class Misses and their Escorts, left to right: Senior, Kelly Gabriel, Jay Holmes; Junior, Amy Estep, Jay Knox; Sophomore, Amy Hicks, Scott Hilton; Freshman, Amy Dagenhardt, Andy York. 135 Homecoming Dance ... An Evening of Pleasure Homecoming night was an evening filled with much excite- ment. Besides the crowning of the homecoming queen, the students and the alumni looked forward to the homecoming dance. The dance was a source of memorable moments that will last a lifetime to many people. It was an enjoyable and pleasur- able evening in which everyone present took part. The dance will leave a lasting impression on many of the students, faculty, and alumni. The music was provided by disc jockey John Thomas. He played a variety of music that entertained the students. The music varied from rock, pop, country, and soul. He arranged an assortment of fast and slow dances that was well accepted by the dancers. He provided a very thorough environment that was good for dancing. Overall the night was an evening filled with fun, pleasure, and many memories. 136 Opposite Page Top Right: Shelly Hughes danced to this song. Bottom Left: These people had fun during this dance. Bottom Right: These couples enjoyed this slow dance. This Page Top Left: These dancers had fun during this song. Middle Left: These students had a fun time at the dance. Middle Right: These couples got down to the beat of this song. Bottom Left: These people added some fun to taking up money. 137 Christmas Dance Even though the weather was damp and rainy, the Christ- mas Dance was a huge success. Many students came out and enjoyed the atmosphere created by the dance. The dance provided many memories and events that will linger in the minds of many students for a long time. Faculty, alumni, and students all enjoyed the dance. The music was provided by disc jockey, John Thomas. He played a variety of music that entertained the entire crowd. He played an assortment of pop, rock, soul and new wave music. He created a very enjoyable atmosphere that was perfect for dancing. The main festivity that everything else revolved around was the crowning of the Christmas Queen. The court consist- ed of the following senior girls and their escorts respectively: Cathy Faw, Todd Goodson; Paula Childers, Paul Childers; Lori Lewis, Ernie Abernathy; Annette Hewitt, Mitchell Pope; Kim Rink, Bradley Harris; Marcella McCombs, Jeffrey McCorkle; Sonya Settlemyre, Randy Honeycutt; Becky Schronce, David Shubert. The following are the class repre- sentatives and their escorts respectively: Junior Class — Greta Stutts, Joe Vaughn; Sophomore Class — Elaine McKay, Stanley Daniels; Freshman Class — Kim Clayton, Todd Smith. The excitement mounted as Miss Becky Schronce was announced the first runner-up. Finally the mo- ment arrived and Miss Kim Rink was crowned the Christmas Queen. 138 Opposite Page: Left: Crap Carpenter and Dawn Rowe danced to this slow song. Top Right: 1983 Christmas Queen, Miss Kim Rink, with escort Bradley Harris. Bottom Right: Rodney Helton and Angie Meadows crowned the Christmas Queen. This Page: Top Left: Chris Hester and his date enjoyed this dance. Bottom Left: This couple took advantage of this song. Top Right: Refreshments were enjoyed in the lobby. Middle: Everyone filled the dance floor on this selection. Bottom Right: Candy Brannon and Gina Caldwell enjoyed their evening. 139 This Page: Top Left: These couples danced to this fast song. Top Right: Todd Harris danced during this song. Bottom Right: These students moved to the beat of the music. Opposite Page: Top Left: This couple danced to the music. Top Right: These girls got down to the rythmn of this song. Bottom Left: These couples boogied to this song. Bottom Right: David Shubert and Sonya Settle- myre got close during this slow dance. 140 Carousel of Magic Carousel of Magic was the theme of the second annual Miss Bandys Pageant, as fifty-five pretty young ladies were selected for this event. The top twelve were chosen from the field of contestants, which was then narrowed down to six. Lori Lewis was selected as Miss Congeniality. Miss Tina Ijames was chosen as second runner-up while Miss Becky Schronce was named first runner-up. Finally, Miss Angie Wright was crowned Miss Bandys 1983. 142 Opposite Page: Top Left: Lori Lewis received the Miss Congeniality award. Bottom Left: The contestants were being judged. Top Right: 1983 Miss Bandys Angie Wright. Bottom Right: The winner was finally announced. This Page: Top Left: John Caldwell emceed the pageant. Bottom Left: Entertainment was provided at each intermission. Top Right: The judges seemed to be enjoying themselves. Bottom Right: This group of contestants paraded for the judges. 143 Personnel 144 145 Administration The office staff was composed of Mr. Allen Bigger- staff, principal; Mr. Bill Bost, assistant principal; and Mrs. Audrey Thorneburg, secretary. Mrs. Setzer as- sisted the school by operating the copying machine as well as clerical office assistant. This trio had the toughest jobs in the school and they performed them very well. Our system continued to run smoothly as usual. 146 Opposite Page: Top Left: Mr. Bost and Mrs. Throneburg checked these records. Top Right: Assistant Principal Mr. Bost talked business over the telephone. Bottom: Principal Mr. Biggerstaff looked over this paper work. This Page: Top: Mrs. Thorneburg kept the receipt book up to date. Middle. Mrs. Setzer kept things in order. Bottom Left: Mr. Biggerstaff looked for in- formation. Bottom Right: Mr. Bost and Mrs. Throne- burg clowned around. 147 Guidance Mrs. Karolyn Thornton and Mrs. Susan Carpenter fulfilled their duties well in the guidance department. They reassured and provided guidance to each stu- dent that needed assistance. The counselors helped students with course selections and supplied seniors with valuable information on selecting the right col- lege. They also attended conferences and sponsored the Beta Club. Each student at Bandys High always could depend on these two fine women. 148 Opposite Page: Top Left: Mrs. Thornton chatted with Bar- bara Lineberger. Top Right: Here Mrs. Thornton looked for Teresa Thornburg's file. Bottom: Mrs. Carpenter assisted Susan Holliday in preparing for the SAT. This Page: Top: Mrs. Thornton explained this informa- tion to Cray Carpenter and Darren Rowe. Middle: Julie Hass received this help from Mrs. Carpenter. Bottom: Mrs. Carpenter took time to talk with Jerri Colman. 149 Mrs. Betty Austin — RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Child Care Services. Mr. Allen Biggerstaff — COLLEGE: Lenoir Rhyne, Appalachian State Uni- versity. RESPONSIBILITIES: Princi- pal. Mr. Forrest Blake — COLLEGE: Appa- lachian State University. RESPONSI- BILITIES: U.S. History, World Histo- ry, J. V. Girls Basketball, Assistant Var- sity Football Coach. Mr. Bill Bost — COLLEGE: Lenoir- Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Assis- tant Principal, Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. Mr. Bill Brown — COLLEGE: Appala- chian State University. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Algebra I, Algebra I-A, Al- gebra I-B, General Math. Mrs. Martha Brown — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State University. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Consumer and Home- making, Advanced Consumer and Ho- memaking, Advanced Clothing and Textiles and Advanced Foods and Nu- trition, Independent Living, Future Homemakers of America Clinic. Mr. James Randy Burroughs, Sr. — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Health and P.E., Head Varsity Football Coach, Baseball Coach. Mr. John R. Caldwell — COLLEGE: Appalachian State University. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Chemistry, Phys- ics, Physical Science, Science Club Sponsor, Project Sales. Mrs. Susan Carpenter — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne, U.N.C.-Charlotte. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Guidance Counsel- or, Beta Club Advisor. Mrs. Marilyn Clark — COLLEGE: Western Carolina. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Biology, Health and P.E., Pep Club, FCA, Softball Coach, Magazine Sale. Mr. William R. Crawford — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State University, A. T. RESPONSIBILITIES: Photog- raphy, Biology, Physical Science. Mrs. Gina Dellinger — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Spanish I, Spanish Club Advisor. 150 Mrs. Freida G. Drum — COLLEGE: Lees-McRae, Appalachian State Uni- versity. RESPONSIBILITIES: Ac- counting, Introduction to Business, Typing I, FBLA Sponsor, J.V. Cheer- leaders. Mrs. Sherry Drum — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State University. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Geometry, General Math, Algebra, Math Life Skills. Mrs. Carolyn P. Gabriel — COLLEGE: Pfieffer College, Greensboro College, Scarritt College, Western Carolina. RESPONSIBILITIES: Time-Out In- structor, Guidance Assistant. Mrs. Margaret Gatewood — COL- LEGE: UNC-Chapel Hill. RESPONSI- BILITIES: English, SRC Sponsor. Mr. Samuel Harbinson — COLLEGE: Appalachian State University. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Band, Chorus, Stage Band. Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran — COLLEGE: Appalachian State University. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Advanced Math, General Math, Annual, Algebra I, Cal- culus, Gate Duty Coordinator. Mrs. Deborah F. Holcomb — COL- LEGES: Wingate Junior, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Resource Lab, Pep Club Advisor. Mrs. Julie G. Howard — COLLEGE: North Carolina State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Vocational Agriculture, FFA Club Sponsor, School ground beautifi- cation. Mrs. Barbara H. Laney — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne, North Carolina State, UNC-Charlotte, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Office Occupa- tions I II Coordinator, FBLA Advi- sor, Co-Graduation Advisor. Mrs. Charlene Lee — RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Media Assistant. Mr. Edsel Lineberger — COLLEGES: Nashville Auto-Diesel College. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Auto Mechanics I, II, III, Auto Mechanics Club Advisor, Bus Duty. Mr. Randy Lowman — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Physical Science, Health and P.E., Track Coach, Varsity Football Coach. 151 Ms. Kaye McConnell — COLLEGE: Appalachian State University. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: French, French Club Advisor. Mrs. Nancy L. Mack — COLLEGE: Gardner-Webb, Appalachian State University. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Varsity Cheerleaders. Mr. Mike Matheson — COLLEGE: Mitchell College, Appalachian State University, NC A T. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: U.S. History, Girls Varsity Bas- ketball Coach, Assistant Varsity Foot- ball Coach, Psychology. Mrs. Clare S. Miller — COLLEGE: UNC-Greensboro, Appalachian State University. RESPONSIBILITIES: Typewriting Keyboarding, Typewrit- ing II, Introduction to Computers Computer Applications, Newspaper. Mrs. Donna G. Moser — COLLEGE: UNC-Greensboro. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Honors English 9, 10, 11, AP English 12, Senior Graduation Advisor, English Department Chairman. Mrs. Jean Nolley — COLLEGE: Appa- lachian State University. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Media Center, Media Assis- tant’s Club Sponsor. Mr. Astor F. Propst — COLLEGE: CVTC, Lenoir-Rhyne, North Carolina State, U.S. Naval School Of Carpentry. RESPONSIBILITIES: Carpentry I, II, III; Carpentry Club Advisor, Bus Duty. Mrs. Brenda Rader — COLLEGES: East Tennessee State, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Art I, II, III, IV; Art Club Advisor. 152 Anita H. Roberts — COLLEGE: Appa- lachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Marketing and Distributive Education Coordinator; DEC A; Marketing I; Mar- keting Merchandising; Fashion Mer- chandising. Mrs. Patsy Rogers — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: English, Graduation Chairman, Senior Affairs, Quiz Bowl. Mr. Charles M. Scott — COLLEGES: UNC-Charlotte, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: History, Lunch- room Duty. Mrs. Kathryn W. Setzer — COL- LEGES: Pfeiffer College, CVTC. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Office Aide. Mrs. Linda Spencer — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Child Care Services, Family Liv- ing, Child Care Club Advisor. Mrs. Nancy Jo Teague — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Algebra I, II, SAE Club Advisor, Intro- duction to Computers. Mrs. Karolyn Thorton — COLLEGES: UNC-Charlotte, Lenoir-Rhyne, Appa- lachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Guidance Counselor, BETA Club Advi- sor. Mrs. Audrey Throneburg — COL- LEGES: Brevard, Clevengers, Lenoir- Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: School Secretary. Mr. Levonde Walker — COLLEGES: UNC-Charlotte, Johnson C. Smith. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Boys’ Tennis, Monogram Club Advisor. Mrs. Susan Witherspoon — COL- LEGE: UNC-Charlotte. RESPONSI- BILITIES: English, YAC Advisor, Stu- dent Relations Club Advisor. Mr. Terry Young — COLLEGE: Appa- lachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Consumer Math, General Math, Girls’ Tennis. Mr. Bruce Yount — COLLEGES: West- ern Carolina, Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Hands and Mind, Ex- tended School Day Coordinator. 153 Lunchroom As each student passed through the lunch line daily, they received a balanced, nutri- tious meal. This meal is planned and served by the hard working lunchroom personnel. We would like to say thank you for a job well done. The student body depended great- ly on these fine women, throughout the year. 154 Support Groups The bus drivers and janitors are a vital part of our school organization. They sometimes go unrecognized, but without them the difference would be noticed. The bus drivers are a group of volunteered students who have chosen to assist their school in transporting school chil- dren back and forth to school. Many students depend on them morning and afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Parker have proven to be the very best at their jobs. They always keep the school clean and tidy. We appreciate what these indi- viduals have done for the school. 155 Students 156 1 e i c a r i 158 CLASS OFFICERS: President............................Jeff McRee Vice-President............Bradley Harris Secretary-Treasurer..........Lori Lewis Reporter..................Wayne McCrary Historian..............Barbara Lineberger Prophet....................Regina Little Testator...................Lisa Sigmon Poet....................... Ginger Hewitt Lyricist................... Steve Spencer CLASS MOTTO: How high I am, how much I see. How far I reach, depends on me. CLASS COLORS: Forest Green and Old Gold CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MISS: Kelly Gabriel CLASS MASCOTS: April Goodson Tiffany Brown Dustin Leatherman Daniel Leatherman 159 Jeffrey Todd Ballard William Jeff Blackburn Rodney Dean Calloway Kimberly Pelkey Ballard Tony Dwayne Beal Cynthia Murray Beard Jonathan Killian Bolick Victor Dale Brewer Bonnie Elaine Broome John Fitzgerald Capps Larry C. Carpenter Elliot Kermit Childers 160 Jeffrey Todd Bollard — Parents: Mr ond Mrs, Boyce Ballard. Route 2 Box 136 A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 2. Carpentry Club 2: ICT 3. DECA Club 4. Kimberly Pelkey Ballard — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pclkcy, Route 2 Box 196 p. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3. 4 Tony Dwayne Beal — Parents: Mr. and Sirs. Ralph Beal. Route 1 Box 213. Maiden. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Homecoming Court Escort 4. Slonogram Club 2.3. 4. ABBS Club 2, 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4. FFA Club 1. 2: FHA 4. Reporter 4: J.V. Basketball I. 2: Varsity Baseball 1. 2. Prom Committee 3. Cindy Murray Beard — Parents: Mr and Mrs Kenneth Murray. Route 2 Box 245A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 1 2.3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3; French Club 2. 3: FBLA 2: J.V. Basketball 1. MVP 1. Varsity Basketball 2. 3. Trojan Award 3; Softball 1.2.3. All Conference 2. 3. Golden Bat Award 3: Tennis 1. 2. 3. James Albert Belcher — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Belcher. Route 1 Box 170 1 A. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: National Achievement in Agriculture Award 4: Economics In Action 2: Junior Marshal 3: Honor Roll 3. French Club 3. 4: Pep Club 4. Student Relations Club 3. 4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Sergeant at Arms 4: Beta Club 3. 4: J.V. Football 1. 2. Vars ty Football 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Christopher Todd Black — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ford Bkxk. Route 1 Box 160-A. Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 2. 3. Vice President 3: Carpentry 1: DECA 3. 4. Historian 3. William Jeffrey Blackburn — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Bill Blackburn. Route 1 Box 22B. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 4. J.V. Football 1: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Jonathan Killian Bolick — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Caleb H. Bolick. Route 2 Box 302. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2. 3. District Creed Contest Winner 1. Public Speaking Proficiency Award 1, Creed Contest Winner Chapter 1. Federation 1. Reporter 2. Secretary 3: French Club 2. 3. 4: Band 1.2.3. 4. Squad Leader 2. 3. 4. Victor Dale Brewer — Parents: Ms. Dorothy Brewer. Route 1 Box 83. Catawba. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: J.V. Football 1. 2: Vorsirv Football 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4 Bonnie Elaine Broome — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Huey Broome. Route 1 Box 286. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS 2: Library 1. 2: Newspaper 3: DECA 4. Janet Lynne Burgess — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Burgess. 409 Caleb Setzer Road. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FCA 1. 2: FBLA 4: Spanish Oub 4: FHA 2: Softball 1. 2. 4: Marching Band 1. 2. 3: Chorus 2. Eric David Burke — Parents: Mr. and Mrs David Burke. Route 1 Box 186. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Photography 3: FBLA 4: J.V. Football 1. Rodney Dean Calloway — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Moose. Route 2 Box 263. Neuron. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: DECA Club 2. 3. Vice President 3. Reporter 2: Art Club 1: Marketing 2: D.E. I 3. D.E. II 4: Newspaper Staff 4 John Flugerald Capps — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Reinhardt. Route 2 Box 680. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band 1. 2.3.4. All County Band 1.2.3.4. All State Band 4. Marching Band Trophy 3: Stage Band 3. 4. Larry Creighton Carpenter — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carpenter. Route 1 Box 87 B. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Class President 2: Homecoming Court Escort 1.2: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2: Senior Superlative—Most Athletic 4. Monogram Club 1.2.3. 4: French Club 2.3. 4. Vice-President 3, President 4. FCA 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Photography Club 4. J.V Football 1. 2. Most Valuable Player. Offense 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Most Valuable Player 2: Varsity Basketball 3. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Most Valuable Player 3. Elliott Kermit Childers — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Kermit Childers. Route 1 Box 215. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band 1.2.3. 4. All-County 1.2.3. 4. Section Leader 3. 4. Most Improved Bond Award 3: Stage Band 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4. AH County Chorus 4. Paula Annette Childers — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Paul Childers. Route 3 Box 269. Uncolnton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 3: Senior Superlative Most Courteous 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4: FBLA 2: Photography 4: Vice- President 4. DECA 4: Secretary 4: FHA 4: FCA 4: J.V. Basketball Team 1. 2 Edwin Ray Christopher — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Christopher. Route 2 Box 51. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanic Club 4. James Albert Belcher Christopher Todd Black Janet Lynne Burgess Eric David Burke Paula Annette Childers Edwin Ray Christopher 161 Gwendolyn Mama Clark — Parents: Ms. Gco gio Torrence. Route 2 Box 583, New ton, N.C. HON- ORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS 3: Child Core Club 4. FHA 4: Band 1. 2. 3. Rifle 3; Softball Team Manager 3. Cynthia Denise Connor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Odel Connor, Route I Box 120, Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4. FHA 3. 4. FBLA 4. Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Dwight Connor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Doirs Connor. Route 1 Box IIS, Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2.3. 4; Baseball 2. Track 3. J.V. Football I: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Tina Elizabeth Connor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Blake. Route 2 Box 253. Cotawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS 3. 4; Media Assistant 1. 2: Spanish Club 4. Wee- President 4: FBLA 1; Varsity Basketball 3; Pou. der Puff Football 1. 2. 4 William Maurice Connor — Parents: Ms Faye Connor. Route 1 Box 118. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: J.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Footboll 4: Basketball Manager 1. 2. 3 Sandra Lanore Creech — Parents: Mr Tracy Creech and Mrs Brenda Overcosh. Route 1 Box 364. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4 Gwendolyn Mama Clark Cynthia Denise Connor Darlene Eva Darnell — Porents: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Darnell. Route 1 Box 80 A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. Randal Lynn Ellis — Parents: Mr and Mrs Wesley Lynn Ellis. Route I Box 4 Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Biology Award 2. Homecoming Court Escort 2. 3. 4. ABBS 2: FCA 2. 3; Science Club 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3: Newspaper Staff 4. Stacey Wade Evans — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Evans. Route 2 Box 146. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1.2.3. 4: Vocational Agriculture 1. 2.3: Carpentry I. 3. Mark Rondell Ewing — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Randall Ewlng. Route 1 Box 190. Slaiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Nominee for Store House of Representative Page I: Woodman of the World History Award 3: SAE 2. 3. 4. Reporter 4; YAC 3. 4. President 4; Science Club 4; Quiz Bowl Team 4: Newspaper Staff 3. Junior Editor 3; Annual Staff — Photographer 4; Baseball 1. 4. Gardenia Beatrice Farley — Porents: Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Joe Farley. Route 1 Box 139-C. Sherrills Ford. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4. FBLA 3. 4 Cathy Jane Faw — Parents: Mr Jack Faw Jr. and Ms. Jane Faw. 3 Duan Acres Route 4. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative Most Dependable 4: Homecommg DdVlpYlP EVO DcHTYlpll Court 4: Honors Prominere 3: Pep Club 1.2.3. 4: French Cfub 3. 4: Monogram Club 4: FCA 2.3. 4: Science Club 3. 4. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4 Randall Lynn Ellis Jo Ann Adams Finger — Parents: Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams, Route 1 Box 171 A, Maiden, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Class Vice President 1: Pep Club 1. 2. Home Economics 2; FCA 2. 3. Vice-President 3; J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Most Improved 2: Varsity Basketbaif 3. Jerald Stanley Flowers — Parents: Mr. Walter S. Plotters. Route 1 Box 119-A. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS, AND ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2; SRC 3. 4, President 4; ABBS 2: Pep Club 2. Spanish Club 4: DECA 4: Debate 2. 2, 3. Lenoir Rhyne Forensic Tournament, 5th Place Speaker 2: Optimist Oratory Runner Up 1. Tracy Lee Fowler — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William T. Fowler. 218 Mt. Olive Road. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: YAC 3. 4: Child Care Club 3. 4; FHA 3. 4: FBLA 3. 4. Wesley Eugene Fox — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Ernest Fox, Route 1 Box 570 F, Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: 110 Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Auto Mechanics 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. James Fred Freeman — Parents: Ms Sandy Blackburn. PO Box 482, Catawba. N.C, HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 2. 3. 4; Argiculture 1. j ( Kelly Lynn Gabriel — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Billy L. Gabriel, Route 1 Box 88. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Class President 1. Oass Miss 4; Homecoming Court 2. 4. 1st Runner-Up 4; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2. Bus Driver 4; Prom Committee 3; Monogram Club 4; Pep Club 1.2. 3.4; SRC 1; FCA 2. 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. Junior Editor 3; Miss Bandys Pageant 3: J.V. Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 1. 4. Jo Ann Adams Finger Gerald Stanley Flowers 162 Dwight Connor Stacy Wade Evans Tracy Lee Fowler Tina Elizabeth Connor Mark Randall Ewing Wesley Eugene Fox William Maurice Connor I I Gardenia Beatrice Farley James Fred Freeman x It I Sandra Lanore Creech Cathy Jane Faw Kelly Lynn Gabriel 163 Hank Glenn Cynthia Lynette Goodson Michael Lee Heineman Rodney Carroll Helton Annette Carole Hewitt Ginger Renee Hewitt Dennis Eugene Hager Bradley Lee Harris James Leroy Harris Douglas James Gajus Jr. Teresa Dianne Gilbert Judith Lynn Hass 164 Douglas James Gajus Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs DougGajus, Route 1 Box 1S4-P. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1 Teresa Dianne Gilbert — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W Gilbert. Route 1 Box 406. Maiden. NC HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Physical Science Award 1; Office Occupations Award 3. FBLA 3. 4: Library Assistant 1. 2. 3. 4: FCA 2: Powder Puff Football 4. Cynthia Lynette Goodson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Goodson Jr.. Route 2 Box 515 M. Newton, N C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Typing Award 2. Advanced Typing Award3: ABBS 2: French Club 3: FCA 2. 4: FBLA 4: Spanish Club 4: Annual Staff — Typist 4. Todd Edward Goodson — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Carrol E. Goodson, Route 1 Box 93. Denver. N C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative — Most Dependable 4: Christmas Court Escort 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4: ABBS 2. 3. Vice-President 3: FCA 3. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4. Reporter 4. Photography Club 4: YAC 4. Bus Driver 3. 4. Annual Staff — Photographer 4. J.V. Football 1. 2. Varsity Football 3. 4. Offensive Lineman Award 4. All-Conference 4; J.V. Basketball 1. 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Track 2. Angelina Irene Guy — Parents: Ms. Bessie Lee Gabriel. Route 1 Box 114. Sherrills Ford, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4: Pep Club 1. FHA 2. FBLA 3. 4. Reporter 3. Secretary 4: YAC 3. 4: CETA 3: DECA 4. Reporter 4. Dennis Eugene Hager Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eugene Hager. Route 1 Box 143 X. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Todd Edward Goodson Angilina Irene Guy Bradley Lee Harris — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Harris. P.O. Box 993, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll 3: Senior Superlative — Most Intelligent 4. Algebra I Award 1: Physica Science Award 1: Algebra II Award 2; Geometry Award 2. Biology Award 2. Advanced Math Award 3: Chemistry Award 3; House of Representative Page 1. Morehead Nominee 4: Boys' State 3: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3: Economics In Action Representative 3: Annual Staff - Junior Editor 3. Co Editor 4: Sophomore Entertainment Commit- tee 2. Class Vice-President 4. School Science Fair 2. Runner-Up 2: Semifinafist for North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics 2. Governor s School Nominee 2,3, Chief Junior Marshal 3: Quiz Bowl2.3.4: Homecoming Court Escort 2. 3. 4: Christmas Court Escort 4. FBLA I; Monogram 2. 3. 4: French Club 2.3. 4. President 3: Beta Club 3. 4. President 4: Science Club 3. 4: FCA 3. 4: SAE 4: Tennis 1.2.3.4. Hustle Award 1. Outstanding Effort Award 2. Co-Most Valuoble Player 2. Co-Captain 2.3. SD7 Conference Tournament Singles Champion 2. All-Conference 2.3. J.V Basketball 2. Varsity Basketball 3. James Leroy Harris — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John A Harris. Route 2 Box 103. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1: Art Club 2: DECA 4: Photography Club 3. Judith Lynn Hass — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hass. Route 2 Box 98, Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4: ABBS 2. 3. Vice President 2. President 3. FBLA 4: FCA 2.3.4: Child Care 3. 4. Treasurer 3. Vice President 4: Co Chairman of Prom 3: Homecoming Court 2, 4. Miss Bandys Pageant 3: All County Band3. 4: J.V Cheerleader 1. 2. Co-Captain 2: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4. Rifle Squad 3. 4, Captain 4 Kelly Leigh Hefner — Parents: Mrs. Shirley H. Underwood. Route 1 Box 385. Maiden. N.C. HON- ORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Biology Award2: Lenoir-Rhyne Science Fair 4th Place 1; ABBS 2 Kelly Leigh Hefner Victor Todd Hefner Victor Todd Hefner — Parents: Mr and Mrs Victor M Hefner. Route 1 Box 45. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. Michael Lee Helneman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Max Wesson. Route 2 Box 734, Claremont, N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS 3: DECA 4. James Kelly Hicks Kelly Ray Hilton Rodney Carroll Helton — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carrol E Helton, Route 2 Box 201 C. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative — Most Likely To Succeed 4: Homecoming Escort 4: Governor's School Nominee 3: Science Club 2, 3. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: FCA 2.3: Beta Club 3. 4: French Club 3.4: Annual Staff 3. 4. Junior Editor 3. Co-Editor 4: Economics In Action 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2: J.V. Basketball 1. Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Co-Captain 3 Annette Carole Hewitt — Parents: Mr. ond Mrs. Thomas C. Hewitt Jr.. Route 1 Box 494. Malden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Christmas Court 4: Miss Bandys Pageant 3: Pep Club 1. 2.3.4:110 Club 1; FCA 3. 4; ABBS1: FBLA 4. President 4: Child Care Club 3.4. Parliamentarian 3. Secretary 4. FHA 3. 4: HERO 3.4: Bus Driver 3. 4: Prom Committee 3; Top Ad Salesman 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Colorguard of the Week 2. 3. 4. Colorguard 2. 3. 4. Captain 4. Band Member of the Week 1. Ginger Renee Hewitt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dean Hewitt. Route 1 Box 127, Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4; Senior Class Poet 4. Pep Club 2. 3,4: FHA 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; FBLA 1. 2. Reporter 2. FCA 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Tennis 2. 3, 4. All Conference 4: J.V. Bcsketball 2 James Kelly Hicks — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Hartsoe. 5 Mount Olive Rood, Neuifon, JVC. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 3; Senior SuperJariue — Most School Spirited 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: FCA 2,3.4: Carpentry Club3: Agriculture FFA 1.2. 4; J.V. Football 2. Varsity Football 3. 4. Captain 4. Kelly Ray Hilton — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Hilton, 104 Caleb Setzer Rood. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court Escort 1. Monogram Club 3. 4: ABBS 2. 3: FCA 3: Baseball 3: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4. Track 2 165 Alan Ray Hollar — Parents:,Mr. and Mrs Richard Hollar. Route 1 Box 69. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: VICA 1: Carpentry 2. 4: J.V Football 1 Susan Marie Holliday — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Raymond Holliday. Route 1 Box 201 A. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; FBLA 1. French Club 3. 4. Media Center Club 2. Reporter 3: Vice-President 4. Annua Staff — Typist 4: School Reporter for Hickory Daily Record 3. 4. Bus Driver 4; Prom Committee 3. Rocky Lee Honeycutt — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Bobby Honeycutt. Route 2 Box 192A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Lisa Diane Houston — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goble. Route 2 Box 213. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS 2: FBLA 3. 4: Historian 3: Media Center Club 3: Secretary 3: Child Care Club 4. Lori Leigh Ann Hughey — Parents: Mr and Mrs. V. A. Hughey. Route 2 Box 558. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2: DECA 2. Brian David Johnson — Parent: Ms. Sandra Johnson. Route 1 Box 229. Malden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2: ABBS 2. 3: DECA 3. 4. Rhonda Ann Josey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Austin Josey. Route 1 Box355. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1: FFA Quartet 1: FBLA 4: ABBS 1. 2: Pep Club 2.3. FHA I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. All-County Chorus 1, 2. 4. Alan Ray Hollar Terrie Lynn Johnson — Parent: Ms. Ruth Johnson. Route 1 Box 144 A 1. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Miss Bandys Pageant 3: FHA 2. 3: FBLA 4: ABBS 2 Barbara Frances Korn — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Langley. Route 2 Box 30IB. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Pep Club 1.2.3.4. SRC 2.3. 4. French Club 2.3.4. ABBS 2: Annual Staff — Typist 4: Bus Driver 4: Prom Committee. Ricky Wayne Lail — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Ellis W Lail. Route 3 Box 23. Conover. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. Auto Mechanics Club 3 Chad Kevin Laney — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laney. Route 1 Box 95. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2: Carpentry Club 2. DE 1. 2 Gloria Jane Laney — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laney. Route 1 Box 163. Maiden. N.C. HON- ORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2: FBLA 3: FCA 2: Bus Driver 4: Prom Committee 3. J.V. Basketball 1. 2 Lori Anne Lewis — Parents: Mrs. Joe Burgess and Mr. Dovxt Lewis. Route 3 Box 168-A, Conover. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative—Most Friendliest 4. Homecoming Court 3. 4. Christmas Court 3. 4: Miss Bandys Pageant 3. Miss Congeniality 3: Class Secretary 4: Art Club 2: Pep Club 1. 2: Media Center Club 4: Colorguard 2. 3: Colorguard Member of the Week 3: Newspaper 4. Rhonda Ann Josey Barbara Jane Lineberger — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lineberger. Route 1 Box 203 A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative—Most Spirited 4: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2: Gir s State 3; Class Historian 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Homecoming Court 4: Miss Bandys Pageant 3: SAE Club 2. 3. 4. President 4, French Club 3. 4. Vice President 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4: Monogram Club 4: Science Club 3: FBLA 1. FCA Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff — Typist 4: Library Assistant 2; J.V Cheerleader 1. 2. Captain 2. MVP Cheerleoding Award 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Captain 3. 4. MVP Cheerleading Award 3. Keeley Linette Lineberger — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lineberger. Route 4 Box 478-1. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. A ND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; ABBS Club 2, 3: Science Club 1. 2. 4: Art Club 2. 4: FHA Club 4. Reporter 4: Newspaper 4. Literary Editor 4: Chorus 1. Andrea Regina Little — Parent: Mrs. Annie Mungro. Route 1 Box 110 A. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Club 3. 4: FHA Club 4. Adrian Renard Little — Parent: Mrs Annie Mungro. Route 1 Box 110-A. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 3: Carpentry Club 3; Varsity Football 3. 4. Regina Ann Little — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Larry L Little. Route 1 Box 269. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Class Miss 1. 2. 3: Homecoming Court 1. 2.3. 4. Queen 4: Christmas Court 1: Miss Bandys Pageant 2.3. First-Runner up 2: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2.3; Cfass Prophet 4: FBLA Club 3. 4. Historian 4; Monogram Club 3. 4; J.V Basketball 1. 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3; Powder Puff Football 1. 3. 4; Softball 2. 3. 4. Barbara J. Lineberger Dean Edward Lyda — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lyda, Route 2 Box 500. Newton. N.C. HON- ORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court Escort 3. 4: J.V. Football 1. Susan Marie Holliday Barbara Frances Korn Keeley L. Lineberger 166 i Lisa Diane Houston Lori Leigh Ann Hughey Brian David Johnson Terri Lynn Johnson Gloria Jane Laney Chad Kevin Laney Lori Anne Lewis Ricky Wayne Lail 167 Marcella Arm McCombs Jeffrey Scott McRee Tommy Ray Madron Wayne Earnest McCrary Kirti Madhusudan Modi Rand Michael Muender Sonya Vatrica Mullen David Todd Miller 168 Chaundra Ann Meares Marcella Ann McCombs — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCombs. Route 2Box 582. Newton, iVC. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative—Best All-Around 4: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2. Miss Bandys Pageant 3: Homecoming Court 4. Pep Club 1. FBLA 4; Monogram Club 4: ABBS 2. J.V. Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Softball 3: Band I. 2. 3: Colorguard 2. 3: Rifle Captain 3. Wayne Earnest McCrary — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James McCrary, Route 1 Box 44 J. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA I. 2. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: J.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4. Jeffrey Scott McRce — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve McRee. Route 2 Box 110. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Delegate to Youth Legislative Assembly 3: Class President 2. 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 1: Vice President 2. President 3. 4: Delegate to State FFA Convention 1. 2. 3: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. President 4: Science Club 3. 4: Vice President 3: President 4: J.V. Footboll 1: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: Captam 4. Wrestling 1. Tommy Ray Madron — Parents: Ms Made Madron. PO. Box 291. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2. 3. V1CA 3: DCT 4. Band 1. 2: Stage Band 1. 2. Chaundra Ann Meares — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meares. Route 1 Box 125 C. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Oub 1.2.3.4: FCA 3. 4: FBLA 4. Historian 4. 1 lOCIub. Tennis 2: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Flog Squad 3: Rife Squad 3. 4. Prom Committee 3: Powder Puff Football 1. 2: Junior Achievement 2: Bus Driver 3. 4. Barbara Leigh Miller Barbara Leigh Miller — Parents: Mr Robert Miller. Route 2 Box 128. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 3: FBLA 1: Child Core 3. 4: Historian 3: DECA 4. Jerri Lynn Parker Carla Gaye Ollis David Todd Miller — Parents: Mr and Mrs Harold Miller. PO. Box 374. Terrell. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Vice-President 4: Track 2. 3. 4 Kirtl Madhusudam Modi — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Madhusudam Modi. Route 2 Box 61-A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Girls State 3: Broyhill Business Academy 3: Senior Superlative—Most Intelligent 4. Biology Award 2. Junior Marshal 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Miss Bandys Pageant 3; French Award 2: United States Achievement Academy 3: Junior Beta Club 1: Spanish Club 1: Beta Club 3. 4: Treasurer 4; FHA 2: French Cfub 2. 3. 4: Science Oub 4: Annual Staff—Business Manager 4; Newspaper Staff 4 Rand Michael Muendcr — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mucnder. Route 1 Box 129KM. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Certificate of Achievement in Biology 2. Pirst Place Science Fair 2: Senior Superlative— Friendliest 4: Drama Club 1: Lelterman s Club 1. FCA 2.3: Monogram Club 3.4: Beta Club 3: Chorus T, Basketball 1. Bowling 1; Track 2. 3: Best Field Event 3: Varsity Football 3. 4: AH Conference 4: Head Hunter Award 4. Sonya Vatricc Mullen — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullen, Route 1 Box 241C. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA 4. ABBS 2: Photography Oub 3: Band 1. 2. 3; Section Leader 3. Carla Gaye Ollis — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Gene Whisnant. Route 2 Box 10. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 1. 4: First Place Science Exhibit 2: Miss Bandys Pogvant 3. 4: Chorus (Pianist) 1. 2.3. 4: Chorus Award 2: All-County Chorus 2. 3. 4: FFA Quartet 1: Prom Committee 3: FBLA 3: FHA 1: Co-Op 2. 4. Jerri Lync Parker — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Parker. Route 2 Box 243-A. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Child Care Oub 3: FHA Oub 2. Kimberly Louise Reese Kim Denise Rink Raven Del Payne — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne. P.O. Box 1302. Hickory. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Art Oub 4; Reporter 4. Yvonne Ann Payne — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne. P.O. Box 1302. Hickory. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: ABBS Oub 3: Newspaper Staff 4 Brenda Dale Pelkey — Parents: Sir. and Mrs. Rick Pelkey. Route 2 Box 196-P. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: DEC A Oub 3 Kelly Lynn Pope — Parents: Mr Kenneth Pope and Mrs. Colene Puelt. Route 1 Box 65. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Miss Bandys Pageant 3; Pep Club 2. Child Care Club 3; FBLA 3. 4. Mitchell Allen Pope — Parents: Mr Paul Pope and Ms. Sheila Yount, Route 1 Box 217 B. Catawba. N.C. HONORS, CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative—Most Courteous 4: Who's Who Among A merican High School Students 3: Monogram Club 3. 4: Science Club 4: FFA 1: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Most Improved 4: Track 1. 2. Kimberly Louise Reese — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reese. Route 2 Box 662. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES:FHA 1. PepClub4; ChildCareOub 1; Library Assistant 1: Band 1. 2. 3. Kim Denese Rink — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Rink. Route 1 Box 160. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4. Second Runner Up 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Christmas Court 4. Christmas Queen 1. 169 Carol Lea Roach — Parent£ Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Roach. 234 Highway 10 East. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA 2.3.4 Philip Sidney Robinson — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Arnold Douthit. Route 1 Box 71-D. Denver. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Mark Thomas Rogers — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rogers, Route 1 Box 9 C. Long Island. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court Escort 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4: FCA 2: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Most Improved 3. Captain 3. 4. Philip Ray Rogers — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Steve Rogers, Route 2 Box 57. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Science Fair Award 3: Art Club 4: Newspaper 3. 4. Junior Editor 3. Editor In Chief 4. Dean Howard Rowe — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Rowe. Route 2 Box 71, Catawba, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2: Christmas Court Escort 2: Photography Club 4. President 4: Monogram Club 3. 4, Vice President 4: FBLA 1: J.V. Football 1, 2. Gary Butler Award 2: Varsity Footbaii 3. 4: Track 1. 2. Timothy Darren Rowe — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Darrell Rowe, Route 2 Box 136 E. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Photography 4: Art 3. 4: Honorable Mention On Art Picture 3; Baseball 2, 3. 4. Steven Lee Rudisill — Parents: Mr and Sirs. Everret I Rudhill. Route 2 Box 464 R. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics 1.2.3. Eric Edgar Sain — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William W. Sain. Route 2 Box 287. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry Cbb 4. Phillip Sidney Robinson Mark Thomas Rogers Becky Lynn Schronce — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Cedrl Schronce. Route 2 Box 286. Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4. Christmas Court 4. Runner-Up 4. Miss Bondys Pageant 3. 1st Runner Up 3: Senior Superlative—Most Original 4: Media Center Assistant 2. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: 110 Club 2; FCA 2. 3: Monogram Club 3. 4; Band 1.2.3. 4. Flag Squad 2. 3. Rifle Squad 4. Colorguard Member of the Week 3. Winterguard 2. Prom Committee 3: Powder Puff Football 1: Newspaper Staff 3. 4: Bus Driver 3. 4; Softball 2, 3 Sonya Carole Scttlemyre — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Seltlemyre. Route 2 Box 661. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative—Most Athletic 4: Hickory Exchange Club Nominee 4. Governors School Nomineer 4: Algebra II Award 2: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2: Junior Marshal 3; Christmas Court 4; Miss Bandys Pageant 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Annual Staff—Assistant Production Manager 4; Monogram Club 2.3. 4. Secretary Treasurer 4: Beta Club 3.4. Secretary 4: FCA 4 . Study Of Independent Concepts at Gardner- Webb College 3: Science Club 4. HO Cbb 1. A BBS 2: Band 1.2.3. Assistant Drum Major 3. Band Member Of the Week 3. Tennis 2, 3, 4. Trojan Award 3. All-Conference 3,4; J. V. Basketball 1. 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Golden Glove Award 3: Powder Puff Football 4. Scottie Alan Setzcr — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Carroll Setter, 14 Eastuioy Drive. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1; Baseball 3. Nadine Young Shell — Parents: Mr. Mike Shell. 962 13th Street S.E.. Hickory. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1 Gary Scott Shelton — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David B. Shelton. Route 2 Box 185-B, Claremont. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Scott Thomas Shepherd — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Syd Shepherd. Box 98. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 2.3.4; Science Cbb 2.3.4: Wrestling 1; J.V. Football 1, 2. Outstanding Defensive Player 2. Captain 2; Varsity Football3. 4; Team Before Self Award 4; Track 2. Eric Edgar Sain Becky Lynn Schronce Tim Scott Sherrill — Parents: Sir. and Sirs. Ural B. Sherrill Jr.. Route 1 Box 59. Sherrills Ford. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Carpentry 2. 3. 4. David Todd Shubert — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Johnnie Shubert. Route 2 Box 220. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative—Best All-Around 4; Algebra I Award 1: Algebra II Award 2; Biology Award 2: Geometry Award 3: French Award 3: Typing Award 3; Class Officer—Vice President 3; Junior Marshal 3: Sophomore Entertainment Committee 2: VaJfcy Hills Honor Promenaire 3. Hickory Exchange Club Nominee 4; Morehcod Scholarship Nominee 4; Gard- ner Webb Presidential Scholarship Nominee 4: Boys State 3; Economics In Action — Camp Dogwood 3; Governor s Schoo Nominee 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Beta Cbb 3. 4: Vice-President 4; Science Cbb 2. 3. 4; FCA 2.3. 4. President 4: Annual Staff 3.4. Junior Editor 3. Production Manager 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Proofreader 4. J.V. Basketball 1. 2. Captain 2. Most Valuable Player 2. Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Captain 4; Baseball 1; Track 2. 3. 4; Bulldog Basketball Camp All Star Team 3: Quiz Bowl 3. 4: Homecoming Escort 1.2.3. 4; Christmas Court Escort 3. 4. Mary Ann Shu ord — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John T. Shuford. Route 1 Box 410. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Cbb 2.3.4; FCA 2.3; FBLA 2.4; FHA 2.3: Library Center Cbb 2; Child Care Cbb 4. Lisa Diane Sigmon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sigmon, Route 2 Box 180. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court 4; Class Testator 4; ABBS 2: FHA 1. 2. 3; Science Club 2; Child Care Club 4. Agriculture 4: FBLA 4. Stephanie Lynn Sigmon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Sigmon. Route 2 Box 72. Newton, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative — Most Likely to Succeed 4. Junior Marshal3. Algebra II Award 2. Home Economic III Award 3: FHA 1.2.3. 4. Vice President 4: ABBS 2. 3; Science Club 2. Beta Club 3. 4. Timothy Scott Sherrill David Todd Shubert Allen Claude Sipe — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Dale Sipe. 200 Morningside Drive. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics 2. 3; Bus Driver 3 4. 170 Steven Lee Rudisill Scott Thomas Shepherd Allen Claude Sipe Dean Howard Rowe Gary Scott Shelton Stephanie Lynn Sigmon Timothy Darren Rowe Lisa Dianne Sigmon Sonya Carole Settlemyre Mary Ann Shuford Nadine Young Shell 171 Steven Kelly Spencer Timothy Vaughn Stewart Charles Scott Smith Jeffrey Wade Travis Regina Marie Wilkinson Dorothy Jeannene Smyre Juanda Yvette Turner Susan Lynn Woofter Nicole Warlick Rhonda Renee Worley Wesley Eric Watson Angela Sue Wright 172 Charles Scott Smith — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Smith. 6 Nonce Drive. Neuion. NC HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Superlative — Most Original 4: FFA 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: Auio Mechanics Club 3: J.V. Football 1. 2. Varsity Football 3. 4. Curtis W. Thompson Teresa Dawn Thornburg Dorothy Jeannene Smyre — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L Smyre. Route 2 Box 204. Newton. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FCA 4. Secretary 4. Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 3. DECA 4. Monogram Club 1. 2. 3. 4: FBLA 1: French Club 2: Photography Club 4: Softball J. 2 Steven Kelly Spencer — Parents: Mr and Mrs Clifford Spencer. Route 2 Box 215. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics Club 3. 4: Band 1.2.3. 4: Stage Band 2. 3. 4. Timothy Vaughn Stewart — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roy V Stcuiori. Route 1 Box 147 H. Catawba. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Monogram Club 3. 4. FFA 1.3.4. Auto Mechanics Club 2. 3. 4: J.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4 Curtis William Thompson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. IV.Thompson Jr.. Route 1 Box 72. Denver. N.C- HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Court Escort 3. 4: Agriculture FFA 1. 2: Aulo Mechanics Club 2. 3. 4. J.V. Football 1. 2. Teresa Dawn Thornburg — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David Thornburg. Route 1 Box 159 C, Sherrills Ford. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA 2. 4: Pep Club 2.3. FCA 2.3: Tennis i; Chorus 2. 3: Newspaper Staff 4; Band 3. 4 Jeffery Wade Travis — Parents: Mr. Bud Travis. 301 Caleb Setter Road. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Art Club Club 2. Monogram Club 3.4. Auto Mechanics Club3. 4: Bus Driver 2. 3. 4: J.V. Football 1. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4. Juanda Eyvette Turner — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John W. Turner. Route 2 Box 285. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: DECA 4. Child Care Club 4. ABBS 2.3. Monogram Club 3. 4. Softball 3. 4. Nichole Warllck — Parents: Mr and Mrs. Larry F. WarUck. Route 1 Box 18R. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA 1. 3. 4: FHA 3 Wesley Eric Watson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs IVayne Watson. Route 1 Box 372. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2. 3: FBLA 1. Auto Mechanics Club 3. Ted Calvin Whlsnant — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell, Route 1 Box 413. Maiden. N.C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. FFA Tools and Materials Contest 1. Sentinel 2: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4. Aulo Mechanics 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1; J.V Football 1. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4. Ted Calvin Whisnant Gerald Gerome Wilkes Gerald Jerome Wilkes — Parents: Mr and Mrs Hayes Wilkes Jr.. Route 2 Box 77. Catawba. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Auto Mechanics 2. 3; Bus Driver 3. 4. Varsity Football 4. Regina Marie Wilkinson — Parents.- Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wilkinson. Route 1 Box 360. Maiden, N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2. 3: FHA 1. 2.3; FBLA 3. 4. Child Care Club 3. 4. Susan Lynn Woofter — Parents: Mr and Mrs Dorsey Woofter. Route 2 Box 269. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Snowball Candidate 3. Sweetheart Candidate 2: GAA 1: Library 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. 4: Band 1.2.3. 4; Basketball 1. 3. 4: Volleyball 1. 3: Track 1 Rhonda Renee Worley — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tibbs. P.O. Box 81. Newton. N C HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1: Child Care Cub 3. 4; FFA 4. Angela Sue Wright — Parent: Mrs. Betty Wr.ght. Poore 2 Box 757. Newton. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS, A ND A CTIVITIES: The First Careeriest of the Month for September 4: Miss Bandys 1983 3. Homecoming Court 2,3.4. Chairman of 1983 Junior Senior Prom 3: Science Club 1.2.3. 4. Pep Cub 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Relations Club 1. 2, 3. 4; FBLA Club 3, 4; FCA 2, 3. 4: Secretary 3: Monogram Club 4: Annual Staff 4: J.V. Cheerleading 1. 2. Co Captain 2: Varsity Cheerleading 4. French Club 2. 3. 4; Secretary 3 Jimmy Earl Yancey Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Yancey. Route 1 Box 506. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FFA Club 1. 2. 3. 4: DECA 4. Jimmy Earl Yancey Kimberly JoAnn Yancey Kimberly JoAnnc Vancey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Vancey. Route 1 Box 508. Maiden. N.C. HONORS. CLUBS. AND ACTIVITIES: FBLA Club 2. 4; Media Assistant 3. Reporter 3; Child Care Club 4 173 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUNL MARCELLA McCOMBS DAVID SHUBERT MOST ATHLETIC SONYA SETTLEMYRE CRAY CARPENTER MOST INTELLIGENT KIRTI BRADLEY HARRIS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED STEPHANIE SIGMON RODNEY HELTON FRIENDLIEST MOST COURTEOUS LORI LEWIS PAULA CHILDERS MIKE MUENDER MITCHELL POPE £1 l a r Top: Junior Class Officers, left to right. Standing; Dwayne Harvey, President; Larry Johnson, Reporter. Sitting; Greta Stutts, Vice President; Angie Meadows, Secretary-Treasur- er. Bottom: Junior Class Miss — Amy Estep. 178 Abernethy, Amy Lynne Abernethy, Dean Marie Abernethy, Ernest Ray Abernethy, Jean Marie Alexander, Sherrie Lynn Anderson, Maria Elaina Anthony, Susan Annette Banner, Teresa Diane Barber, Jeffrey Allen Beam, Kenny Lee Beatty, Elizabeth Marie Benfield, Kurt Garrison Bice, Marie Raye Black, Cami Renet a Boone, Glenn Wayne Bost, Darren Keith Brown, James Lyon Brown, Paul Herman Brown, Renee Jenene Buchanan, Ginger Marie Buff, Barbie Burris, Randale Lee Byers, Bob Belton Caldwell, Derek Neal Caldwell, Tracy Allen Campbell, Eric Alan Cansler, Danny Ray Clark, Tracy H. Clawson, Valerie Kaye Coleman, Jerri Kiahmisha Cooper, Gerry Craig, Catherine Ann Cromer, Connie Lynn Danmyer, Rusty Dana Dellinger, Gerald Wayne Drum, William Joseph 179 Estep, Amp Van Flowers, Jenita Lynn Flowers, Lisa Dawn Ford, Kelly Steven Fop, Angela Marrie Gabriel, Adriene Yvette Gabriel, Brpant M. Gabriel, Marcus Anthony Gordon, Joel Douglas Greene, Donald Scott Hammer, Robert Henry Harris, Tamara Renae Harris, Todd Randall Harvey, David Dwayne Heavner, Randall Douglas Henderson, Tonya Ann Hewitt, Jason Keith Higdon, Joyce Ann Honeycutt, Randy Wayne Hoyle, Angela Gale Huffman, Frank Lee Huffman, Kimberly Anne Huffman, Melissa Dianne Ijames, Karen Rochelle Isenhour, Michael Edward Isenhour, Michael Gerald Israel, Janet Kathryn 180 Johnson, Larry Walker Jones, Gina LeAnn Jones, Todd Samuel Josey, Daryl Burke Keever, Sherry Ella Killian, Danny Eugene Knox, Jay Evans Korn, John Alan LaCount, John Gilbert Lail, Rory Lee Laney, Beth Leigh Ledbetter, Timothy Allan Linebarger, Melissa Anntonette Lineberger, Bryon Eric McCombs, Alfreda Dee McCorkle, Jeffrey Arnez McCrary, Terry Ray McCray, Curtis Ray Major, Kelly Dawn Money, Gregory Alan Martin, Anita Diane Matthews, Christopher Duane Matthews, Kelly Dean Meadows, Sherry Angela Michael, Timothy Dwight Moore, Lancine LaDonna Moore, Valerie Dawn 181 Morrison, Amy Elizabeth Mundy, Le Orr Jerry Mundy, Sheila Diane Murray, Mike Dale Nixon, Mark Edward Painter, Andrea Leigh Parker, Sherry Lynn Petty, Tina Charleene Pope, Kevin Wayne Price, Anthony Duane Prince, Gordon Edgar Reece, Todd William Reiman, Mike Eric Robinson, Beth Lauren Rowe, Dawn Teresa Shouten, Michelle Setzer, Jeff Andrew Sherrill, Crystal Longit Sherrill, Kim Ann Shoemaker, Lori Anne Shook, Mary Ann Shook, Tim Wayne Shuford, Kelly Lynne Shuford, Sandra Kay Shytle, Candy Elaine Sigmon, Kelly Campbell Sigmon, Rob William Skaggs, Eric Hunter 182 Smallridge, Whitney Lyn Smith, David Daniel Smith, Terry John Smith, Tonia Mechele Smyre, Amy Lynn Smyre, James Earl Stutts, Greta Elaine Taylor, Bryan Eugene Teague, Derek Lee Terry, Kenneth Carl Thomas, Sherry Renee Triplett, Sherrie Diane Turner, Melinda Alpheua Turner, Tina Karen Vaughn, Joseph Johnson Villemagne, Timothy Scott Wade, Shannon Kay Welch, Dewey Ray Wilkes, Robin Renee Wilkinson, Christine Louise Wilkinson, Sharon Kay Williams, Donald Scott Williams, Paul Alan Wilson, Cindy Marie Wimberly, Bradley Howell Woods, Michael Stanley Wray, Steve Allen 183 Above: Sophomore Class Officers, back to front. Stanley Daniels, Vice President: Rusty Howard, President; Stacey Valentine, Re- porter; Chris Reese, Secretary-Treasurer. Below: Sophomore Class Miss — Amy Hicks. Anderson, Harold Lee Bass, Terri Lynn Belcher, Cynthia Lynn Bell, Marcus Leon Benfield, Paula Tracy Black, Tammie Sue Bolick, Tiffany Dawn Bowman, Elizabeth Ann Brackett, Joseph Marion Brannon, Angela Deneane Brice, Charlie Wadell Brotherton, Barry Joe Brothcrton, John William Brotherton, Michael Allen Brown, Thomas Madison Bumgarner, Lisa Michelle Bumgarner, Ronald Scott Burgess, Beverly Rosalind Burke, Marty Evan Caldwell, Gregory Michael Caldwell, Joe Thomas Caldwell, John Houston Campbell, Anna Elizabeth Campbell, Yvette Marie Cansler, Kristal Dawn Childers, Paul Dean Childress, Michelle Nina Christopher, Johnna Lynn Christopher, Ricky Lee Clark, Carmen Renee Clark, Johnny Randolph Clark, Teresa Annette Clinard, Karen Diane Cline, Amy Denise Cline, Tammy Annette Clontz, Donna Jean Connelly, Tanya Bernice Connor, Tim Gene Cope, Trey Enous Copeland, Kenny Derick Corvin, Daryl Wayne Cox, David Wayne 185 Cresimore, Kristi Marie Daniels, Stanley Maurice Davis, Paul Edward Dotson, William Horace Drum, Bruce Eugene Drum, David Ray Eades, David Ryan Edwards, Amy Denise Elmore, Becky Ann Elmore, Teresa Renee Ervin, Tammy Denise Evans, Tina Louise Faw, Davis Wesley Fish, Lisa Diana Flowers, Jon Fredrich Frasure, Sean Pat Frye, Wesley Scott Geddes, Melissa Good, Bradley Scott Goodnight, Douglas Wayne Goodson, Gina Ann Goodson, Judy Darlene Goodson, Ricky Michael Greene, Baxter Griffin, Robby David Griser, Kimberly Kay Guiton, Jeff Hartsoe, Gail Lynn Heavner, Jeff Allen Hedrick, James Willard 186 Henderson, Doreen Vicki Henson, Tina Marie Hester, Christopher Lee Hicks, Amp Diane Hicks, Cindy Kay High, Leigh Ann Holbrook, Stephen 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 Johnston, David Paul Kilby, Michael Gordon Kirby, Barbara Annette Kirkland, Tony Ray Kluesner, William Patrick Lail, Jeffrey Scott Lail, Tammy Dawn Laney, Robin Lynette Lee, Robert Edward Little, James Clifton Little, Donna Lorraine Little, Felecia Revonda Loftin, Michael Scott McCombs, Iris Harlaine McCombs, Teresa Ann McCorkle, Jeric Eugene McCorkle, Russell Antonio McKay, Elaine Lynn Major, Gary Michael Martin, Toni Michelle Mason, Terry Lee Mason, Quinton Shane Mayfield, Crystal Lynn Miller, Eric David Miller, Jeff Ellis Moose, Janet Queen Morrison, Wesley Neal 187 Morrow, Brian Michael Muender, Teresa Jo Mummy, Phillip Eugene Noles, Katheryn Renee Norris, Yolanda Chintail Painter, Robert Samuel Patterson, Donna Anne Penley, Deanna Lavonne Poole, Todd Alan Pope, Michael Todd Pressley, Karen Lynn Pressley, Rhonda Marie Queen, Curtis Paul Ramsey, Ben Robert Ramsey, Guy Edward Ratchford, Daniel Allen Rathbone, Kimberly Michelle Rathbone, Rodney Dwayne Reese, Christopher Wayne Rink, Doug Wayne Sanford, Sherri Ann Schrum, Lisa Elaine Schrum, Theresa Lorraine Searcy, David Baxter Setzer, Alice Selina Shelton, Michael Roane Shepherd, Clay Morgan Sherrill, Audrey Lynnette Shook, Joel Christopher Shuford, Melissa Dawn Shuford, Shelia Fay Sigmon, Bradley Mitchell Sigmon, Tammy Lynn Sipe, Julie Annette Sipe, Marc John Smith, Angela Dianne Smith, Jonathan Daniel Smith, Kevin Lyndon Sprinkle, Michelle Gina Stewart, Barry Lee Stewart, Carolyn Ruth Stewart, Emily Lanette 188 Stewart, Jodia Lynn Story, Jeana Lynette Story, Mark Bradley Strother, Brian Mark Swindle, Velina Darlene Torrence, Roger Wayne Valentine, Stacy Leigh Vaughn, George Forrest Villemagne, Milton Baker Welch, Bobby Dennis Whitaker, Darrell Wayne Whitaker, Tammy Michelle Wilfong, Laura Geraldine Wimberly, Robby Scott Wishon, Bobby Ray Woodlief, William Todd Wray, Barry Eugene Wright, Carla Darlene Yancey, Steven Mark York, Andy Jerome Yount, Rodney Allen 189 r e a i e Top: Freshmen Class Officers, left to right. Standing; Ronnie Johnson, President. Sitting; Amp Dagenhardt, Secretary- Treasurer; Kim Clapton, Reporter; Toni Edwards, Vice Presi- dent. Bottom: Freshmen Class Miss — Amp Dagenhardt. 190 Abernathy, Charlie Lee Ballard, Teri Dyann Bandy, Geneva Ann Barnes, Ricky Bradford Beal, Gwen Michelle Belcher, Michele Marie Bently, Carolyn Diane Bice, Sherri Lynn Blackwell, Angie Lynette Bolick, Terry Allen Bost, Delbert William Bost, Lana Jean Bowers, Rhonda Faye Brand, Kristin Marie Brandon, April Dawn Brandon, Arnold Gwynn Brannon, Candy Annette Braswell, Ken George Brooks, Corey Allen Brown, Laurie Veronica Buechner, Christy Marie Buff, Kimberly Melissa Burgess, Mitchell Dean Burgess, Rickey Dean Burris, Lisa Faye Byers, Mary Catherine Byrum, Brian Clarence Caldwell, Gina Leann Caldwell, Lisa Michele Campbell, Leslie Ann Campbell, Roy Neal Carpenter, Gregory Scott Chandler, Mark Brian Clayton, Kimberly Dawn Connor, Ronald Antawyn Cook, Penny Jamelle Cooke, Brad Steven Cope, Andrea Lyna Crouse, John Daniel Cruse, Kelly Dawn Culbreth, Connie Christine Dagenhardt, Amy Lynn 191 Dean, Linda Kay DeHart, Kimberly Sue Dobritz, Timothy Dwayne Drum, Cynthia Renee Drum, Misty Dawn Duncan, Michael Brian Edwards, Toni Annette Eidson, Lena Marie Epps, Riva Dyanne Ewing, Todd Douglas Finney, Becky Lynn Flowers, James Douglas Frasure, Dean Chris Fulbright, Lisa Ann Gabriel, Patrick Lamont Gabriel, Tammera Jean Geddes, Michelle Gibson, Sonya Annette Gibson, Tonya Shannette Gilland, Sally Beth Goodson, Christie Annette Granger, Andy Lee Green, Keith Matthew Greene, Anthony Michael Grigg, Lori Anne Grindstaff, Theresa Christine Guiton, Jeff Scott Hager, Tommy Gene Hammer, Giorgia Ellaline Harrill, Douglas Scott Hartsoe, Wanda Renee Hedrick, Linda Marie Hefner, Dana Jeannine 192 mamm Helms, Cindy Marie Hicks, David Lee Hicks, Jodi Lynn Hicks, Karen Denise Higdon, Cynthia Hilton, Tracy Scott Holmes, Jay Alden Honeycutt, Darrell Lee Hood, Cheryl Elizabeth Hovis, Stephanie LaDonna Howard, Lori Ann Huffman, Christy Lenae Ingle, Anita Kay Ingool, Marty Jay Ingool, Teena Michelle Isaac, Rhonda Leigh Isaac, Robin Ann Isenhour, Angela Marie Isenhour, Jeff Mark Isenhour, Rodney Dail Jarvis, Carol Leigh Johnson, Ronnie Gene Johnson, Stephanie Laverne Kirksey, Susan Lynn Lail, Leslie Lannette Lail, Lori Ann Laney, Paul Wilson Leatherman, Douglas Dean Lee, Nancy Raquel Lineberger, Robert Lee Little, Kimberly Ann Little, Shana Rae Little, Yolanda Ann Loftin, John Glenn Lowman, Tracy Lynn Lutz, Jeff McCall, Gina Leslie McCaslin, Darin Steven McCrary, Pamela Annette McCray, Michael Leonoard McGill, Gary Wayne Martin, Bari Lynn 193 Martin, Karen Renee Miller, Jerry Shaw Miller, Tonya Annette Moore, Cindy Louise Moose, Chris Scott Morrison, Rodney Gene Moss, Kenneth Garrett Mull, Harold Christopher Mullins, James Randall Mundy, Bobbie Jo Owensby, Amy Jeree Parker, Curt Allen Parkhurst, April Ann Payne, Shannon Ray Pearson, Leslie Ann Pope, Paula Diane Price, Jerry Wesley Reid, Angie Reiman, Craig Herbert Rice, Stephanie Rinehardt, Amy Dawn Robinson, Tracy Lee Roseman, Paul David Roth, Andra Lyn Rowe, Daniel Stewart Rudisill, Steven Joe Saunders, Larry Gray Seagle, Tracy Annette Setters, Anthony John Settlemyre, Brian Rowe Settlemyre, Tammy Annette Setzer, April Stephanie Shepherd, Cindy JeElaine Shook, David Eugene Sigmon, Matt Scott Sigmon, Mitchell Floyd Sigmon, Sharon DeLoris Sigmon, Timothy Jack Sloane, Robert Smith, Betty Sue Smith, Bobby Ray Smith, Jonathon Todd 194 Smith, Michael Todd Stewart, Martha Kay Stewart, Michelle Genevieve Stewart, Mitchell Harold Strother, Jay Bradley Stutts, Kim Denise Taylor, Ben Taylor, Shannon Lennette Titus, Michael W. Torrence, Jonathon Eugene Travis, Jimmy Lee Travis, Tammy Jeannette Vanderlinden, William Lee Vanover, Thomas William Wallace, Susan Renee Walley, Elizabeth Dianne White, Sharon Renee Wilkinson, Michael Glenn Williams, Marc Cleophus Williams, Mitchell Dale Wilson, David Wilson, Paula Ann Witherspoon, Richard Dennis Wood, Timothy Allen Wright, Anita Kay Yates, Lisa Annette Yates, Rachel Darlene Yount, Lisa Ann 195 In Memory ... Blanche Story Huffman 1THE Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. 3He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake 4Yea, though 1 walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. sThou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. 6Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. 196 In Memory ... James Rod Cable Crossing The Bar Sunset and evening star. And one clear call for me. And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea. But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam. When that which drew from out the bound less deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell. When I embark; For tho’ from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crost the bar. Alfred Lord Tennyson 197 [TEXACO] LYNDA’S HAIR BOUTIQUE Route 2 Box 110 MT. OLIVE Newton, NC WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY 9:00 AM-5:00 PM SELF SERVICE Lynda McRee, Owner 425 Highway 10 East Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0058 Telephone: 464-5652 Gas Groceries OTHERS GET BIGGER ... WE GET BETTER NEWTON-CONOVER CATAWBA 198 • GRADUATING? • GETTING MARRIED? • JOB APPLICATION? • NEW FAMILY? • REUNION OR ANNIVERSARY? THE COMPANY CLOTHING STORE Don't Trust Your Once In A Lifetime Memories to A Once in A While Photographer Call us for Professional Quality Service PAYSEUR STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Donnis L. Payseur Court Sq., Newton, N.C. 464-9353 Located at 33 East Main Street Downtown Maiden, North Carolina on U.S. 321 Across the Street From the Northwestern Bank Phone: 428-3671 Where you can buy ladies’ and men’s name brand fashions direct from one of the largest apparel manufacturers in America. Open Daily until 5 p.m. Wednesday until 1 p.m. Saturday until 3 p.m. OXFORD OF MAIDEN Manufacturers of Ladies Sportswear 33 East Main Street Maiden, North Carolina Phone: 428-3212 R I G H T ANGLE RHONEY’S SUPERMARKET Groceries Fresh Meats Produce Retail and Wholesale ELECTRIC COMPANY Telephone: 464-8450 2702 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3681 STEWART JEWELRY CO., INC. Jewelers of Conover “Home of Quality Merchandise” DIAMONDS-WATCHES-GIFTS Rt. 1 Maiden, North Carolina 108 1st Street East Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5846 Owner: Dwight V. Caldwell RIDGEVIEW MILLS, INC. Catawba Realty And Insurance Co., Inc. Newton, North Carolina Loy Abernethy Les Killian Bob Powell P.O. Box 879 232 West A Street Newton, North Carolina Phone: 464-3829 RiDGeview QUALITY EVERY STEP OF THE WAY 199 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Phone 464-1730 Phone 464-1736 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 1 11 IAN ES 1 1 1 | CONVERTING COMPANY Distributors of Furniture And Bedding Textiles P.O. Box 457 Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4673 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Willis and Laney Crane P.O. Box 715 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: (704) 428-2624 Nightly Call: Paul Laney 428-8074 J.C. Willis 428-8280 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 0 Ccirolim Mills Inc. P.O. Box 157 Maiden, NC 28650-0157 704 428-9911 BUSBEE’S PHARMACY Prescriptions • Cosmetics Baby Needs Prescription Profile Records Medical Insurance Filed HAIRSTYLES BY EDITH Route 2 1st Avenue and E. Main Street Claremont, N.C. 28610 John A. Busbee John R. Busbee Registered Pharmacists Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 465-1827 459-9126 Open 8 A.M. — 7 P.M. Mon. — Sat. Manufacturing Jewelers The O' 'Thomas r k Jewelers CO- H W DRUG COMPANY Manager Edward Haupt 23 North College Avenue Post Office Box 907 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Box 489 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0881 (704) 464-5111 -tmv CONGRATULATIONS (shell) Terrell Shell Station To The Complete Auto Service 1984 Senior Class Open 6:30 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. Highway 150, Terrell, North Carolina From Telephone: 478-2290 BURRIS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC CATAWBA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. FIRST STREET NE RO. BOX 426 CATAWBA, NORTH CAROLINA 28609 TELEPHONE: (704) 241-3166 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. Congratulations to the Senior Class of ’84 DENVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Pansey Helderman Catherine Rowe Donna Howard Diane Lowman Guy Charles Route 1, Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-3213 Manager Emmit Howard Ed Roth Jerry Sigmon Russell Bradley Willis Moretz NEWTON FLORIST, INC. JONES FISH CAMP 115 North Ashe Avenue in seafood” Newton, North Carolina 3 Locations to serve you 28658 Highway 16 Springs Road Telephone: 464-4321 Denver Hickory Highway 90 “A Flower is worth Stony Point a thousand words” Boise Cascade Corrugated Container Division Step Dreaming! About That Extra Car... P.O. Box 408 RENT IT! Newton, North Carolina 28658 704-464-3841 SIEBE NORTON, INC. Newton Operations 912 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina STOP dreaming about that extra car. We can make it for real. Rent the Ford of your choice. Withers Road N. Ashe Ave. Maiden Newton Bob Dyer Ford Highway 64-70 West Conover, N.C. 28613 203 428-9291 464-4771 Q rent-a-car] CALDWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE John F. Hunsucker, Sr. 20 West 2nd Street P.O. Box 126 Newton, N.C. 28658 Telephone: 464-2743 B. Chris Cooke Representing John F. Hunsucker Jr. John F. Hunsucker Sr. Wiring Commercial Residential Contracting Fixtures 228 W. A. Street Newton, N.C. 28658 Bernard Caldwell President NITE PHONE DAY PHONE: 465-1826 464-3013 464-0268 NANCY UVEAM ■ CHRISTIAN Ssgg llOIJRS P.O. BOX 880 • NEWTON, N. C. 28658 PHONE 704 465-3900 CAKES FOR EVERY OCCASION Shirley 3 Rt. 2, Box 344 Newton, N.C. 28658 Congratulations and Best Wishes from Telephone: 465-2604 Wedding Stationery, Cake Decorating Supplies, Candy Making Supplies, Classes _____________________________________ JACKSON BUFF CORPORATION BEARD'S BARBER SHOP Barbers: Bill Jerry Beard Route 2 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 428-9152 Conover, North Carolina Jackson Airway Ventilated Buffs 205 PATRONS Of The Class of 1984 VICK’S GIFT BOX Route 3 Box 468 Maiden, NC 28650 “We cater to brides” PATTI’S HAIR COTTAGE Rt. 1 Box 100A Denver, N.C. 704-483-3802 PENNY-WISE q Receiving Selling Children’s Used Clothes , Toys Games tvVJGf J Also Handmade Crafts J Telephone: 483-2004 ' 'cS £' Intersection Hwy. 150 — 1815 RALPH’S CLEANERS Conover, N.C. 28613 Telephone 464-1187 Storage, Alterations, Shirts ISENHOUR’S GROCERY Bethany Church Rd. Rt. 2 Box 48-A Claremont, North Carolina 28610 Telephone: 464-6368 Owner: Oscar Isenhour DELLINGER’S Discount Store Clothing for the entire family Newton, North Carolina ''frrnft TWIN CITY INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 29 South College Box 187 Newton NC 28658 Telephone: 464-2643 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 LAKE NORMAN FLORIST Hiway 16 RO. Box 646 rS 1 Denver, N.C. 28037 Telephone: (704) 483-3466 Olen Wacaster LYNN STEELE REPRODUCTION RUBBER PARTS A DIVISION OF TOOL CRAFT DIE AND ENGINEERING fsTEELE | ROUTE 1, BOX 71W DENVER, NC 28037 PHONE (704) 403-9343 Complete Line of Carpet, Vinyl Floor Covering, and Wallpaper — Installation Included MIDWAY CARPET DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Telephone (704) 465-1033 1525 N.W. Blvd. Everette C. Drum, Jr. Newton, N.C. 28658 Owner 464-6198 465-1290 Hwy. 16 N. Conover, N.C. 28613 206 J nanspoRTERSmc. Claremont, N.C. 28610 ALANDALE CARPETS AND FLOOR COVERING Highway 150 16 Denver, N.C. Telephone: 483-5718 MORE PATRONS CLYDE FABRICS A Division of II-Caro 101 East Eleventh Street Newton 464-4662 LAIL’S FLORIST Rt. 3 Box 168 Newton, N.C. 28658 324-6304 Flowers for All Occasions l-g CARPENTER REALTY US. AUCTION COMPANY INC. P.O. Box 461 464-2342 Conover, N.C. 28613 464-3732 MANUFACTURERS CONSOLIDATION SERVICE INC. P.O. Box 865 Earshel J. Miller Conover, N.C. Branch Sales Manager 28613 (704) 459-9711 CLAREMONT WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Claremont 464-5250 109 S. Depot St. 459-7350 Claremont, N.C. Denver 483-5170 Denver, N.C. SUMLINE TRUCK COVERS 2616 N.W. Blvd. Newton, N.C. 28658 Rowe F. Bollinger 704-464-9074 DENVER HOMES P.O. Box 585 Denver, N.C. 28037 AT YOUR SERVICE Enterprise Chevrolet, Inc. Highway 16 South Newton, N.C. 28658 465-3251 Mon.-Fri. 8 am til 8 pm Sat. 9 am til 4 pm General Motors Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Don Adrian Beal Terry Sherrill Plaza Barber Shop New-Con Plaza Telephone: 464-5919 NORTHWESTERN V BANK dSeA C m um. MO. Natural Health and Beauty Aids Aloe Vera Demonstrations ifi Sales, and Business ! JL g “nity «p Lounette Forbes-Robinson Rt. 1, Box 61-B Denver, N.C. 28037 (704) 483-3857 207 Je Newton and Conover RO. Box 229 Newton, N.C. Member 28658 FDIC 3 CHEERS: BANDYS FROM A A TVestern Steer. Family STE88H0USS I'W Ptf PS General Merchandise Fishing Supplies WESTERN BEEF Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina ‘No! We’re Not Getting Older, Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-2686 We’re getting Better!’ Live Bait — Gas — Picnic Supplies If you want it, we’ve got it. SIGMON HARDWARE Congratulations to the Class of 1984 CARROLL L. SIGMON PLUMBING Rt. 2, Box 72 Newton, N.C. 28658 Highway 16 Main Street Denver Conover 483-3350 464-1485 CATAWBA FARM SERVICE Highway 10 Catawba 241-2113 Feed Grinding Seed Cleaning P.O. Box 42 Highway 16 South Newton North Carolina 28658 704-464-2262 Telephone: 464-5952 Toll Free in North Carolina 1-800-222-8963 209 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ’84 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 Stony Creek, Virginia 804-246-3791 MODERN UTILITY BUILDINGS All New and Modern Utility Buildings Hickory, N.C. Office (704) 322-3391 Highway 64-70 Johnny Smith 210 Your Authorized “Leonard” Dealer 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 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 from circadian 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 “We Are The Cheaper Dealer” WRAY BOY’S KART SHOP Bethany Church Rd. Rt. 2 Box 48B jgg Claremont, NC 28610 Dean Wray Business 428-2864 465-1263 Terrell Country Store We're on Easy Street In the Heart of Downtown Terrell Crafts Jeans BOWMAN DRUG CO. P.O. Box 336 Conover, N.C. Ken Lawing, R.Ph. BURMEISTER, WRIGHT ASSOCIATES, RA. Civil Engineering Consultants 500 Archdale Dr. Park 77 Bldg., Suite G-21B Charlotte, N.C. 28210 (704) 525-6051 YOUNG MEN’S SHOP Formal Wear For Proms and Weddings 'jfWmT' i dress A] A;SN A Men’s Clothing and Shoes Newton T | North Carolina Telephone: 464-1433 ' NEWTON IMPLEMENT CO. 118 West “A” Street Newton, N.C. 28658 Telephone: 464-0491 “Your International Harvester Dealer Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Southern Furniture Company Conover, N.C. J0-8EU.ES, Hwy. 16 N, Box 1038 26-28 2nd Street NW Conover Hickory North Carolina North Carolina 28613 28601 213 Telephone: Telephone: (704) 465-0072 (704) 324-2210 Twin City Supermarket 1 2050 North Main Ave. Newton, North Carolina 464-1648 Twin City Supermarket 2 1908 Rankin Ave. Newton, North Carolina 464-6102 Twin City Supermarket 3 Catawba, North Carolina 241-3421 CORNWELL DRUG 33 North College Ave. Newton, N.C. Phone: 464-1222 DENVER HOME FURNISHINGS Wicker Pictures Lamps Bedding Brass Lamp Repair Baskets Silk Arrangements Hwy. 16 Denver, N.C. Telephone: 483-3315 Joy Lowman Wayside Ten Inc. Furniture Appliances 3 Miles East on Hwy. 10 PPP P.O. Box 614 PACIFIC POOLS Newton, N.C. 28658 AUTHORIZED DEALER Telephone: 464-4486 NEWTON FURNITURE S H POOLS STORE Complete Selection of Furniture Rt. 2, Box 47 For Your Home Claremont, North Carolina 28610 Four Floors of Home Furnishings ,1 V Huffman Serving the Citizens of Newton U. V. 1 1U11111CII1 and the Surrounding Area for (704) 464-5613 Over 44 Years 2i4 28 North Main Ave. Newton, N.C. 28658 Telephone: 464-3281 BASSETT Upholstery Division We’re The Furniture People Go Trojans Class of ’84 DUO DRUGS The cost of owning a home just got smaller at CALLOWAYS. It’s a lot of home. Not a lot of Money. “Your Prescription Store” Villa Park Shopping Center CALLOWAY HOMES, Conover, N.C. W INC. Phone 464-6214 Hwy. 16, Denver, N.C. James P. Rice, R.Ph. Owner (In the Heart of Denver) 483-2469 TERRELL FURNITURE AND CAMPING CENTER, INC. JAYCO and PROWLER Campers Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2651 ABERNETHY RADIATOR SERVICE Specializing In Radiator and Heater Repair Glenn Abernethy Certified Radiator Specialist MAL’S TIRE Route 3, Box 638 Newton, North Carolina SERVICE 28658 Telephone: 328-3437 New and Recapped Tires WILLIS REYNOLDS FUNERAL Minor Auto Repairs 2100 North Main Avenue HOME Newton, North Carolina 28658 213 North College Avenue Telephone: 465-0140 Newton, North Carolina Owner: Mai Sherrill 28658 Telephone: 464-0131 June B. Reynolds President Bill Styers Manager “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 216 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. -1 • i - - w Charles R. Burke PRESIDENT MT. OLIVE GARAGE 'sip, P.O. Box 715 Telephone: (704) 428-8287 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 “Buses For Sale Or Lease” Specializing in VW Service Rt. 2, Box 84-B Newton, North Carolina 28658 David Roberts Phone: Owner 465-1750 217 DRUM’S RESTAURANT NO. 2 Conover 218 464-1450 DRUM’S RESTAURANT NO. 1 Drum’s Crossroads 464-3635 DRUM’S FOOD CENTER Drum’s Crossroads 464-0918 LEE ROY’S FRAME SHOP Congratulations Class of 1984 P.O. Box 130 Claremont, N.C. Telephone: 241-2513 LEE ROY CHANDLER Owner FRENCH CLUB Officers President........... Vice President...... Secretary-Treasurer. Reporter............ . . Cray Carpenter Barbara Lineberger . Sonya Settlemyre Ginger Buchanan Amy Abernethy Jean Abernethy Cindy Belcher Jimmy Belcher Michelle Belcher Jon Bolick Tom Brown Kaye Clawson Rusty Danmyer Becky Elmore Lisa Flowers Michelle Geddes Tonya Gibson Bradley Harris Tammy Harris Rodney Helton Tonya Henderson Susan Holliday Randy Honeycutt Missy Huffman Sherry Keeuer Jay Knox Barbara Korn Robin Laney Kelly Matthews Crystal Mayfield Angie Meadows Jeff Miller Kirti Modi Amy Morrison Sheila Mundy Leslie Pearson Michael Reiman Amy Rinehardt Crystal Sherrill Amy Smyre Michelle Sprinkle Great Stutts Tripp Villemagne Susan Wallace Angie Wright 220 d Carolina Glove C°- manufacturers of Phone 464-1132 oCeather, Canton Jfannef, J)erieu Coated Ciovei Post Office Areo Code 704 ‘' = Drawer 820 NEWTON, NORTH CAROLINA 286S8 Plants also at Balls Creek Taylorsville Williston, South Carolina CONOVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY WORK GLOVES P.O. Box 1084 Conover, North Carolina 28613 Telephone: (704) 464-1696 Plants also at Marshall North Wilksboro SAE CLUB President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Ernie Abernethy Todd Harris Marc Bell Tonya Henderson Tiffany Bolick Susan Holds claw John Brotherton Crystal Mayfield Michael Brotherton Eric Miller Ginger Buchanan Sheila Mundy Anna Campbell Ben Ramsey Tracy Clark Beth Robinson Diane Clinard Amy Smyre Becky Elmore Emily Stewart Tammy Ervin Derek Teague Davis Faw Stacy Valentine Bradley Harris 222 MRS. RADER’S HOMEROOM Eric Hunter Skaggs Whitney Lyn Smallridge David Daniel Smith Terry John Smith Tonia Mechele Smith Amy Lynn Smyre James Earl Smyre Greta Elaine Stutts Bryan Eugene Taylor Derek Lee Teague Kenneth Carl Terry Sherry Renee Thomas Sherrie Diane Triplett Melinda Alphelia Turner Tina Karen Turner Joseph Johnson Vaughn Timothy Scott Villemagne Shannon Kay Wade Dewey Ray Welch Robin Renee Wilkes Christine Louise Wilkinson Sharon Kay Wilkinson Donald Scott Williams Paul Alan Williams Cindy Marie Wilson Bradley Howell Wimberly Michael Stanley Woods Steve Allen Wray 223 JULIE HOWARD’S HOMEROOM Dagenhart, Amy Dean, Linda DeHart, Kimberly Drum, Renee Drum, Misty Ducan, Michael Edwards, Toni Eidson, Lena Epps, Riva Ewing, Todd Finney, Becky Flowers, James Frasure, Dean Fulbright, Lisa Gabriel, Patrick Gabriel, Tammera Geddes, Michelle Gibson, Sonya Gibson, Tonya Gilland, Sally Goodson, Christine Granger, Andy Greene, Keith 224 SRC CLUB Officers President..................... Vice President................ Secretary-Treasurer........... Reporter...................... .. Jerald Flowers Sherry Alexander ... Kelly Shuford . . Beth Robinson Amy Abernethy Jean Abernethy Cindy Belcher Jimmy Belcher Michelle Belcher Marc Bell Tiffany Bolick Kris tan Brand Renee Brown Anna Champbell Kaye Clawson Dianne Clinard Tammy Cline Catherine Craig Connie Cromer Tammy Ervin Davis Faw Lisa Fish Jenita Flowers Joel Gordon Tammy Harris Todd Harris Vicki Henderson Leigh Ann High Susan Holdsclaw Missy Huffman Stephanie Johnson Sharia Little Crystal Mayfield Eric Miller Janet Moose Bobbie Jo Mundy Sheila Mundy Deanna Penley Kevin Pope Ben Ramsey Kim Rathbone Melissa Shuford Velina Swindle Joe Vaughn Susan Wallace Dianne Wally 225 MRS. MOSER’S SENIOR HOMEROOM Tony Alexander Todd Ballard Tony Beal Jimmy Belcher Todd Black Jeff Blackburn Jon Bolick Victor Brewer Bonnie Broome Janet Burgess Eric Burke Rodney Calloway John Capps Cray Carpenter Elliot Childers Paula Childers Edwin Christopher Gwen Clark Wanda Clontz Cynthia Connor Dwight Connor Tina Connor William Connor Sandra Creech Darlene Darnell Randal Ellis Stacy Evans Mark Ewing Gardenia Farley Cathy Faw James Freeman 226 MRS. ROGERS’ SENIOR HOMEROOM Jerald Flowers Ginger Hewitt Tracy Fowler Kelly Hicks Wesley Fox Kelly Hilton Kelly Gabriel Alan Hollar Douglas Gajus Susan Holliday Teresa Gilbert Rocky Honeycutt Lynette Goodson Lisa Houston Todd Goodson Lori Leigh Hughey Angilina Guy Brian Johnson Dennis Hager Rhonda Josey Bradley Harris Terrie Johnson Judith Hass Barbara Korn Todd Hefner Ricky Lail Jimmy Harris Chad Laney Michael Heineman Gloria Laney Rodney Helton Annette Hewitt Lori Lewis MRS. F. DRUM’S HOMEROOM Eric Campbell Danny Cansler Tracy Clark Valerie Clawson Jerri Coleman Gerry Cooper Catherine Craig Connie Cromer Rusty Danmyer Gerald Dellinger William Drum Amy Estep Jenita Flowers Lisa Flowers Kelly Ford Angela Foy Adriene Gabriel Bryant Gabriel Marcus Gabriel Hank Glenn Joel Gordon Scott Greene Robert Hammer CONOVER DRUG CO., INC. 203 1st Street East Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4491 Billy Price, R. PH. To serve you is our pleasure. CAMPING HEADQUARTERS Camping Trailers — Motor Homes Pickup Campers — Travel Trailers Wray Frazier Camping Center Highway 16 South, Newton 464-4521 228 MRS. S. DRUM’S HOMEROOM R M FARMS INC. Route 2, Box 19 Newton, N.C. 28658 Telephone: 464-0795 Robert Nancy Smyre Milk Producers for A Complete Line of Dairy Products. THE PERFECT TOUCH For All Your Special Occasions Pageant and National Competition Gowns and Swimwear, Prom Gowns, Complete Line of Bridal Attire And Accessories Formal Wear Rental for Men , turtle $)ove bridal eidk ue. Springs Road Hickory, N.C. (704) 256-5706 Mon.-Fri. 10:00-8:00 Sat. 10:00-5:30 229 230 Congratulations From: Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Goodsor. Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Hartsoe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Steve McRee Mrs. Sheila Yount and Mr. Paul Pope Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Syd Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Shubert Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Smith Congratulations From: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Childers Ms. Jane Faw Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hass Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Larry Little Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rink Mr. and Mrs. Joe Settlemyre Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Smyre 231 Congratulations From: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murray Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Helton Mr. and Mrs. Howard Langley Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lineberger Mr. and Mrs. Madhusudan Modi Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Muender Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Bud Travis Ms. Betty Wright MRS. BROWN’S HOMEROOM Rodney Isenhour Carol Jarvis Ronnie Johnson Stephanie Johnson Susan Kirksey Leslie Lail Lori Lail Paul Laney Douglas Leatherman Nancy Lee Robert Lineberger Kimberly Little Shana Little Yolanda Little John Loftin Tracey Lowman Jeff Lutz Gina McCall Darin McCaslin 234 GRAVELY TRACTORS JOHNNIE D. SHUBERT COMPANY FORT WAYNE SWIMMING POOLS Sales, Installation, Supplies, Complete Line of E-Z Color Chemicals, HTH Mt. Olive Ch. Rd. Rt. 2, Box 220 Newton, N.C. 28658 Phone: 464-3797 BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS Tony Alexander Jonathan Bolick John Capps Elliot Childers Cynthia Connor Julie Hass Annette Hewitt Chaundra Meares David Miller Becky Schronce Gary Shelton Steve Spencer Teresa Thorneburg Susan Woofter 236 Burke Mortuaries Inc. East Main Street Ext. Maiden, N.C. 28650 Phone: 428-2460 LOCAL PEOPLE SERVING WITH DIGNITY AND UNDERSTANDING NEWTON AUTO PARTS 209 West A Street Newton, N.C. 28658 Phone: (704) 464-1214 Replacement Parts, Accessories, Supplies A Abernathy, Charlie Lee — 99, 191 Abernathy, Jewell Lynn — 130, 131 Abernethy, Amy Lynne — 21, 179 Abernethy, Dean Marie — 179 Abernethy, Ernest Ray — 31, 138, 179 Abernethy, Jean Marie — 179 Alexander, Nick Troy — NP Alexander, Sheri Lynn — 179 Alexander, Tony Wayne — NP Anderson, Harold Lee — 185 Anderson, Maria Elaina — 179 Annual — 32, 33 Anthony, Susan Annette — 179 Armstead, Tinsley Sean — NP Art — 59 Athletic Stats — 90, 92 Austin, Betty — 74, 150 Awards Day — 91 B Ballard, Jeffrey Todd — 161 Ballard, Kimberly Pelkey — 161 Ballard, Teri Dyann — 191 Band — 54 Bandy, Geneva Ann — 191 Banner, Teresa Diane — 179 Barber, Jeffrey Allen — 95, 179 Barnes, Ricky Bradford — 191 Baseball — 114 Basketball — 102 Bass, Terri Lynn — 185 Beal, Gwen Michelle — 191 Beal, Tony Dwayne — 75, 135, 161 Beam, Kenny Lee — 179 Beard, Cindy Murray — 118, 119, 161 Beatty, Elizabeth Marie — 179 Beatty, Patricia Ann — 119 Belcher, Cynthia Lynn — 185 Belcher, James Albert — 35, 161 Belcher, Michele Marie — 191 Index Bell, Marcus Leon — 185 Bell, Robert Edward — 121 Benfield, Kurt Garrison — 45, 179 Benfield, Paula Tracy — 185 Bently, Carolyn Diane — 191 Beta Club — 83 Bice, Marie Raye — 179 Bice, Sherrie Lynn — 191 Biggerstaff, J. Allen — 146, 147, 150 Black, Cami Renota — 179 Black, Christopher Todd — 161 Black, Tammie Sue — 185 Blackburn, Donna Lynn — MP Blackburn, William Jeff— 114, 161 Blackwell, Angie Lynette — 191 Blake, Forrest — 46, 98, 150 Bolick, Jonathan Killian — 161 Bolick, Terry Allen — 191 Bolick, Tiffany Dawn — 185 Boone, Glenn Wayne — 179 Bost, Bill — 146, 147, 150 Bost, Darren Keith — 179 Bost, Delbert Williams — 191 Bost, Lana Jean — 191 Bowers, Rhonda — 191 Bowman, Elizabeth Ann — 185 Bowman, Phillip Andrew — NP Brackett, Joseph Marion — 99, 116, 185 Brand, Kristin Marie — 191 Brandon, Arnold Gwynn — 99, 191 Brandon, Dawn — 191 Brannon, Angela Denean — 185 Brannon, Candy Annette — 139, 191 Braswell, Ken George — 191 Brewer, Victor Dale — 95, 114, 161 Brice, Wadell Challie — 185 Brooks, Corey Allen — 191 Broome, Bonnie Elaine — 161 Brother ton, Barry Joe — 185 Brotherton, John William — 185 Brother ton, Michael Allen — 21, 185 Brown, Bill — 150 Brown, James Lyon — 121, 179 Brown, Laurie Veronica — 191 Brown, Martha — 72, 73, 150 Brown, Paul Herman — 179 Brown, Renne Jenene — 179 Brown, Thomas Madison — 185 Buchanan, Ginger Marie — 179 Buechner, Christy Marie — 191 Buff, Barbie Elizabeth — 179 Buff, Kimbery Melissa — 191 Bumgarner, Alan — NP Bumgarner, Lisa Michelle — 185 Bumgarner, Ronald Scott — 185 Burgess, Beverly Rosalind — 185 Burgess, Janet Lynne — 73, 161 Burgess, Mitchell Dean — 191 Burgess, Rickey Dean — 191 Bruke, Eric David — 161 Burke, Marty Evan — 185 Burris, Lisa Faye — 191 Burris, Randall Lee — 179 Burroughs, Randy — 51, 114, 150 Business — 66 Byers, Bobby Belton — 132, 179 Byers, Mary Catherine — 191 Byrum, Brian Clarence — 191 C Cable, James Rod — 196 Caldwell, Derek Neal — 179 Caldwell, Gina Leann — 139, 191 Caldwell, Gregory Michael — 185 Cadlwell, Joe Thomas — 99, 185 Caldwell, John Houston — 99, 185 Caldwell, John — 40, 41, 143, 150 Caldwell, Lisa Michele — 191 Caldwell, Tracy Allen — 179 Calloway, Rodney Dean — 31, 161 Campbell, Anna Elizabeth — 185 Campbell, Eric Alan — 179 Campbell, Leslie Ann — 101, 191 Campbell, Roy Neal — 191 Campbell, Yvette — 185 Cansler, Danny Ray — 179 Cansler, Kristal Dawn — 185 Capps, John Fitzgerald — 161 Carpenter, Gregory Scott — 99, 191 Carpenter, Larry Creighton — 47, 114, 139, 149. 161 Carpenter, Mrs. Susan — 146, 148, 149, 150 Carroll, Victor Ray — 123 Chandler, Mark Brian — 99, 191 Cheerleaders — 124, 126 Childers, Elliott Kermit — 55, 161 Childers, Paul Dean — 114, 138, 185 Childers, Paula Annette — 73, 138, 161 Childress, Nina Michelle — 185 Christmas Dance — 138, 141 Christopher, Edwin Ray — 161 Christopher, Johnna Lynn — 185 Christopher, Ricky Lee — 185 Clark, Carmen Renee — 119, 185 Clark, Gwendolyn Mama — 162 Clark, Johnny Randolph — 185 Clark, Marilyn — 40, 41, 119, 150 Clark, Roger Wadell — NP Clark, Teresa Annette — 185 Clark, Tracy Howard — 179 Clawson, Valerie Kaye — 59, 179 Clayton, Kimberly Dawn — 138, 191 Clinard, Karen Diane — 185 Cline, Amy Denise — 127, 185 Cline, Tammy Annette — 185 Clontz, Donna Jean — 185 Clontz, Wanda Gail — NP Colman, Jerri Kiahmisha 149, 179 Connelly, Tonya — 185 Connor, Cynthia Denise — 135, 162 Connor, Dwight — 95, 162 Connor, Ronald Antawyn — 135, 191 Connor, Tim Gene — 185 Connor, Tina Elizabeth — 162 Connor, William Maurice — 95, 162 Cook, Penny Janelle — 191 Cooke, Brad Steven — 191 Cooper, Gerry — 123 Cope, Andrea Lynn — 191 Cope, Trey Emous — 99, 185 Copeland, Kenny Derik — 99, 185 Corvin, Daryl Wayne — 185 Corvin, Sarah Inez — NP Cox, David Wayne — 110, 111, 185 Craig, Catherine Ann — 179 Crawford, William — 40, 41, 44, 45, 150 Creech, Sandra — 162 Cresimore, Kristi Marie — 54, 101, 119, 186 Cromer, Connie Lynn — 132, 135, 179 Crouse, David — NP Crouse, John Daniel — 191 Cruse, Kelly Dawn — 191 Culbreth, Connie Christine — 191 D Dagenhardt, Amy Lynn — 127, 135, 191 Daniels, Stanley Maurice — 135, 138, 184, 186 Danmyer, Rusty Dana — 114, 179 Darnell, Darlene Eva — 162 Davis, Paul Edward — 186 Dean, Linda Kay — 192 Dedication — 18, 19 DeHart, Kimberly Sue — 192 Dellinger, Gerald Wayne — 179 Dellinger, Mrs. Gina — 34, 150 Dobritz, Timothy Dwayne — 192 Dotson, William Horace — 99, 186 Dover, Velva Fostina — NP Drum, Bruce E. — 114, 186 Drum, Cynthia Renee — 192 Drum, David Ray — 186 Drum, Frieda — 66, 151 Drum, Misty Dawn — 192 Drum, Sherry — 38, 151 Drum, William Joseph — 179 Duncan, Clyde Gregory — 114 Duncan, Michael Brian — 192 E Eades, David Ryon — 186 Edwards, Amy Denise — 186 Edwards, Toni Annette — 127, 192 Eidson, Lena Marie — 192 Ellis, Randal Lynn — 30, 162, 135 Elmore, Rebecca Ann — 186 Elmore, Teresa Renee — 186 English — 26 Ennis, Wayne — NP Epps, Riva Dyanne — 192 Ervin, Tammy Denise — 186 Estep, Amy Van — 100, 101, 135, 178, 180 Evans, Stacy Wade — 162 Evans, Tina Louise — 186 Ewing, Mark Randall — 21, 33, 38, 162 Ewing, Todd Douglas — 99, 111, 192 F Faculty — 150 Farley, Gardenia Beatrice — 135, 162 Faw, Cathy Jane — 135, 138, 162 Faw, Davis Wesley — 186 FBLA — 85 FFA — 84 FHA — 84 Finger, Jo Anne Adams — 162 Finney, Becky Lynn — 192 Fish, Lisa Diana — 186 Fisher, Gene — 150 Flowers, Jenita Lynn — 180 Flowers, Jerald Stanley — 162 Flowers, James Douglas — 192 Flowers, Jon Frederick — 186 Flowers, Lisa Dawn — 101, 119, 180 Football — 94, 99 Ford, Kelly Steven — 95, 180 Fowler, Tracy Lee — 162 Fox, Wesley Eugene — 162 Foy, Angie Marie — 180 Frasure, Dean Chris — 180 Frasure, Sean Steve — 99, 192 Freeman, James — 186 French — 80 Freshman — 191 Frye, Wesley Scott — 186 Fulbright, Lisa Ann — 192 G Gabriel, Adrienne Yvette — 180 Gabriel, Bryant Manuel — 123, 135, 180 Gabriel, Carolyn P. (Miss) — 151 Gabriel, Kelly Lynne — 31, 134, 135, 162 Gabriel, Marcus Anthony — 180 Gabriel, Patrick Lamont — 192 Gabriel, Tammera Jean — 192 Gaddes, Melissa — 186 Gajus, Douglas James — 165 Gatewood, Mrs. Margaret — 151 Gaddes, Michelle — 192 Gibson, Sonya Annette — 192 Gibson, Tonya Shannette — 192 Gilbert, Teresa Dianne — 121, 165 Gilleland, Sally Beth — 192 Glenn, Hank — 135 Good, Bradley Scott — 186 Goodnight, Douglas Wayne — 186 Goodson, Christie — 135, 192 Goodson, Cynthia Lynette — 21, 33, 165 Goodson, Gina Ann — NP Goodson, Judy Darlene — 186 Goodsin, Regina Ann — NP Goodson, Ricky Michael — 186 Goodson, Todd Edward — 32, 33, 45, 95, 138, 165 Gordon, Joel Douglas — 95, 180 Granger, Andy Lee — 192 Green, Keith Matthew — 192 Greene, Anthony Michael — 99, 192 Greene, Baxter — 186 Greene, Donald Scott — 180 Greene, Mark Anthony — NP Greenard, Beverly Corlee — 119 Griffin, Robert David — 186 Grigg, Lori Ann — 192 Grindstaff, Teresa Christine — 192 Griser, Kimberly Kay — 186 Griser, Lesa — NP Guiton, Jeff Scott — 186, 192 Guy, Angie Irene — 135, 165 H Hager, Dennis Eugene — 165 Hager, Tommy Gene — 192 Hammer, Giorgia Ellaline — 192 Hammer, Robert Henry — 180 Harbison, Sam — 54, 57, 151 Harper, Robert Finley — 120, 121 Harrill, Douglas Scott — 192 Harris, Bradley Lee — 1, 31, 32, 33, 39, 122, 123, 135, 138, 139, 165 Harris, James LeRoy — 95, 165 Harris, Tamara Renae — 180 Harris, Todd Randall — 140, 180 Hartsoe, Gail — 186 Hartsoe, Wanda Renee — 192 Harvey, David Dwayne — 95, 96, 114, 178, 180 Hass, Judith Lynn — 21, 135, 149, 165 Heavner, Jeff — 186 Heavner, Randall Douglas — 180 Hedrick, James — 186 Hedrick, Linda Marie — 192 Hefner, Dana Jeannine — 192 Hefner, Jeff — 186 Hefner, Kelly Leigh — 165 Hefner, Victor Todd — 165 Heiman, Mike — 165 Helms, Cindy Maria — 193 Helton, Rodney Carroll — 1, 32, 33, 39, 135, 139, 165 Henderson, Tonya Ann 21, 180 Henderson, Vickie — 187 Hendrick, James Willard — 186 Hensley, Grady David — NP Henson, Tina Marie — 186 Hester, Chris Lee — 99, 110, 111, 139, 187 Hewitt, Annette Carole — 138, 165 Hewitt, Ginger Renee — 100, 101, 135, 165 Hewitt, Jason Keith — 180 Hicks, Amy Diane — 135, 184, 187 Hicks, Cindy Kay — 187 Hicks, David Lee — 193 Hicks, James Kelly — 95, 135, 165 Hicks, Jodi Lynn — 193 Hicks, Karen Denise — 193 Higdon, Cynthia — 193 Higdon, Joyce — 180 High, Leigh Ann — 187 Hildebran, Kenneth — 1, 32, 33, 39, 151 Hilton, Kelly Ray — 75, 114,165 Hilton, Tracy Scott — 110, 111, 135, 193 Holbrook, Steve — 99, 111, 187 Holdcombe, Deborah — 76, 151 Holdsclaw, Susan — 21, 187 Hollar, Alan Ray — 166 Holliday, Lisa Beth — 187 Holliday, Susan Marie — 33, 149, 166 Hollifield, Keith Larry — Holmes, Jay Alden — 98, 99, 111, 135, 193 Holshouser, Scott Eugene — NP Homecoming — 134 Honeycutt, Darrell Lee — 193 Honeycutt, Randy Wayne — 94, 95, 138, 180 Honeycutt, Rocky Lee — 166 Honeycutt, Stephen Todd — 94, 187 Hood, Cheryl Elizabeth — 193 Hood, Donna — 187 Houston, Lisa Diane — 68, 85, 166 Hovis, Stephanie LaDonna — 193 Howard, Julie — 62, 63, 151 Howard, Lori Ann — 193 Howard, Rusty — 95, 184, 187 Hoyle, Angela Gale — 180 Hoyle, Ricky Dean — NP Huffman, Mrs. Blanche — 197 Huffman, Christy Lenae — 193 Huffman, Darren — 187 Huffman, Frank Lee — 180 Huffman, Kim Ann — 180 Huffman, Missy Dianne — 81, 82, 124, 180 Hughes, James Eric — NP Hughes, Selina Michelle — 127, 137 Hughes, Shelly — 166 Hughey, Lori Leigh Ann — 166 I Ijames, Karen Rochelle — 180 Ingle, Anita Kay — 193 Ingoal, Marty Jay — 193 Ingoal, Teena Michelle — 193 Isaac, Rhonda Leigh — 193 Isaac, Robin Ann — 193 Isenhour, Angela Marie — 193 Isenhour, Jeff Mark — 193 Isenhour, Michael Edward — 180 Isenhour, Michael Jerald — 180 Isenhour, Rodney Dail — 193 Israel, Janet Kathy — 180 J Jarvis, Carol Leigh — 193 Jennings, Abigail Marie — 187 Johnson, Brian David — 166 Johnson, Larry Walker — 95, 120, 121, 132, 178, 181 Johnson, Ronnie Gene — 98, 99, 193 Johnson, Stephanie Laverne — 193 Johnson, Terri Lynn — 166 Johnston, David Paul — 187 Jones, Donna Lynn — 118, 119 Jones, Gina LeAnn — 181 Jones, Todd Burke — 180 Josey, Daryl Burke — 181 Josey, Rhonda Ann — 166 Juniors — 178 K Keener, Sherry Ella — 72, 181 Kennedy, Stewart Jeffrey — NP Kilby, Mike Gordon — 187 Killian, Danny Eugene — 181 Kirby, Barbara Annette — 187 Kirkland, Tony Ray — 187 Kirksey, Susan Lynn — 193 Kluesner, Patrick William — 187 Knox, Jay Evans — 26, 123, 135, 180 Korn, Barbara Frances — 1, 33, 166 Korn, John Alan — 180 L LaCount, Johnny Gilbert — 180 Lail, Jeffrey Scott — 123, 187 Lail, Leslie Lannette — 193 Lail, Lori Ann — 180, 193 Lail, Ricky Wayne — 166 Lail, Rory Lee — 181 Lail, Tammy Dawn — 187 Laney, Ms. Barbara — 151 Laney, Beth Leigh — 21, 100, 101, 118, 119, 181 Laney, Chad Kevin — 166 Laney, Gloria Jane — 166 Laney, Paul Wilson — 193 Laney, Robin Lynette — 187 Leatherman, Douglas Dean — 110, 111, 193 Ledbetter, Tim Alan — 181 Lee, Mrs. Charlene — 29, 151 Lee, Nancy Raquel — 101, 193 Lee, Robert Edward — 187 Lewis, Lori Ann — 31, 135, 138, 143, 166 Linberger, Barbara Jane — 33, 75, 80, 82, 83, 85, 135, 149, 166 Lineberger, Bryon Eric — 181 Lineberger, Keeley Linette — 31, 166 Lineberger, Kevin Darnell — NP Lineberger, Mr. Marvin — 64, 151 Lineberger, Melissa Anntonetta — 181 Lineberger, Patrice Lapel — 118, 119 Lineberger, Robert Lee — 193 Little, Adrian Renard — 166 Little, Andrea Regina — 166 Little, Donna Lorraine — 187 Little, Felecia — 187 Little, James Cliffton — 187 Little, Kimberly Ann — 193 Little, Regina Ann — 119, 134, 135, 166 Little, Shana Rae — 193 Little, Yolanda Ann — 193 Loftin, John Glenn — 193 Loftin, Mike Scott — 187 Long, Leslie — NP Lowman, Randy — 40, 41, 120, 151 Lowman, Tracy Lynn — 193 Lutz, Jeff — 193 Lyda, Dean Edward — 166 M McCall, Gina Leslie — 135, 193 McCaslin, Darin Steven — 99, 193 McClain, Roger Alan — 120 McCombs, Alfreda Dee — 18, 181 McCombs, Iris Harlaine — 187 McCombs, Marcella Ann — 31, 119, 135, 138, 169 McCombs, Teresa Ann — 187 McConnell, Ms. Kaye — 35, 152 McCorkle, Jeffrey Arnez — 50, 54, 135, 138, 181 McCorkle, Jeric Eugene — 187 McCorkle, Russell Antonia — 187 McCrary, Pamela Annette — 193 McCrary, Terry Ray — 181 McCrary, Wayne Ernest — 169 McCray, Curtis Ray — 181 McCray, Michael Leonard — 193 McGill, Gary Wayne — 193 McKay, Elaine Lynn — 38, 127, 138, 187 McRee, Jeffrey Scott — 63, 95, 135, 169 Mack, Ms. Nancy — 152 Madron, Tommy Ray — 169 Major, Gary Michael — 99, 110, 111, 187 Major, Kelly Dawn — 181 Money, Alan Greg — 181 Martin, Anita Diane — 181 Martin, Bari Lynn — 193 Martin, Eric William — NP Martin, Karen Renee — 194 Martin, Michelle — 101 Martin, Toni — 187 Mason, Quinton Shane — 187 Mason, Terry Lee — 59, 187 Math — 36 Matheson, Mr. Mike — 46, 49, 152 Matthews, Chris Duane — 95, 114, 181 Matthews, Kelly Dean — 114, 181 Mascots — 135 Mayfield, Crystal Lynn — 187 Meadows, Sherry Angela — 21, 139, 178, 181 Meares, Chaundra Ann — 135, 169 Michael, Timoth Dwight — 181 Miller, Barbara Leigh — 169 Miller, Ms. Clare — 66, 152 Miller, David Todd — 169 Miller, Eric David — 187 Miller, Jeff Ellis — 99, 187 Miller, Jerry Shaw — 99, 194 Miller, Tonya Annette — 194 Miss Bandsy — 142 Modi, Kirti Madhusudan — 1, 31, 32, 33, 39, 169 Moore, Cindy Louise — 194 Moore, Lancine LaDonna — 181 Moore, Valerie Dawn — 181 Moose, Chris Scott — 194 Moose, Janet Queen — 187 Morehead — 22 Morrell, Corey Vincent — NP Morrison, Amy Elizabeth — 72, 182 Morrison, Rodney Gene — 194 Morrison, Wesley Neal — 187 Morrow, Brian Michael — 99, 188 Moser, Mrs. Donna — 26, 152 Moss, Kenneth Garrett — 194 Mosteller, Stanley Lee — NP Muender, Rand Michael — 96, 121, 169 Muender, Teresa Jo — 95, 188 Mull, Harold Chris — 194 Mullen, Sonya Vatrice — 169 Mullins, James Randall — 194 Mummey, Phillip Eugene — 135, 188 Mundy, Bobbie Jo — 194 Mundy, Jerry LeOrr — 182 Mundy, Sheila Diane — 182 Murray, Mike Dale — 95, 182 N Newspaper — 30, 31 Nixon, Mark Edward — 182 Noles, Kathryn Renee — 187 Nolley, Mrs. Jean — 29, 152 Norris, Danny — NP Norris, Yolanda Chuntail — 188 O Ollis, Carla Gaye — 135, 169 Owensby, Amy Jeree — 101, 194 P Painter, Andrea Leigh — 182 Painter, Eric Scott — 114, 130, 131 Parker, Jerri Lyne — 99, 188 Painter, Robert Samuel — 99, 188 Parker, Curt Allen — 99, 194 Parker, Sherry Lynn — 182 Parkhurst, April Ann — 127, 194 Patterson, Donna Anne — 188 Payne, Raven Dale — 31, 169 Payne, Shannon Ray — 194 Payne, Yvonne Ann — 31, 169 Pearson, Leslie Ann — 127, 194 Pelkey, Brenda Dale — 21, 169 Penley, Deanna Lavonne — 188 Petty, Tina Charleene — 182 Physical Education — 50, 51 Pitman, Tammy Sue — NP Plunkett, Patrick Andrew — 120, 121 Poole, Todd Alan — 188 Pope, Kelly Lynn — 169 Pope, Kevin Wayne — 182 Pope, Michael Todd — 99, 135, 188 Pope, Mitchell Allen — 75, 138, 169 Pope, Paula Diane — 194 Pressley, Karen Lynn — 188 Pressley, Rhonda — 188 Price, Anthony Duan — 183 Price, Jerry Wesley — 194 Prince, Gordon Edgar — 182 Prom — 131, 132, 133 Propst, Mr. Astor — 65, 152 Q Queen, Curtis Paul — 123, 188 R Rader, Mrs. Brenda — 59, 152 Ramsey, Ben Robert — 188 Ramsey, Guy Edward — 99, 188 Ramsey, Rhonda Lynn — 188 Ratchford, Danny Allan — 99. 188 Rathbone, Kim Michelle — 188 Reece, Todd William — 182 Reese, Chris Wayne — 34, 99, 184, 188 Reese, Kim Louise — 169 Reid, Angie — 194 Reiman, Criag Herbert — 194 Reiman, Mike Eric — 182 Rice, Stephanie — 194 Ricker, Donald Steven — NP Rinehardt, Amy Dawn — 194 Rink, Douglas Wayne — 135, 188 Rink, Kim Denese — 30, 31, 51, 134, 135, 138, 139 Roach, Carol Lea — 170 Roberts, Mrs. Anita — 153 Robinson, Beth Lauren — 182 Robinson, Phillip Sidney — 170 Robinson, Tracey Lee — 194 Rogers, Mark Thomas — 31, 39, 122, 123, 135, 170 Rogers, Mrs. Patsy — 27, 153 Rogers, Philip Ray — 31, 179 Roseman, Paul David — 99, 194 Roth, Andra Lyn — 194 Rowe, Daniel Stewart — 194 Rowe, Dean Howard — 45, 149, 170 Rowe, Teresa Dawn — 27, 135, 139, 182 Rowe, Timothy Darren — 47, 114, 170 Rudisill, Steven Joe — 194 Rudisill, Steven Lee — 170 Rummage, Richard Allen — NP S Sain, Eric Edgar — 170 Sanford, Sherri Ann — 188 Saunders, Larry Gray — 194 Sounder, Lee Ann — 118 Schouten, Michelle — 182 Schronce, Becky Lynn — 119, 135, 138, 142, 170 Schrum, Lisa Elaine — 188 Schrum, Teresa Lorraine — 188 Science — 44 Scott, Mr. Charles — 46, 47, 153 Seagle, Tracy Annette — 194 Searcy, David — 99, 121, 135, 188 Setters, Anthony John — 194 Seniors — 160 Settlemyre, Brian Rowe — 194 Settlemyre, Sonya Carole — 1, 32, 33, 100, 101, 119, 138, 140, 170 Settlemyre, Tammy Annette — 194 Setzer, April Stephanie — 194 Setzer, Jeffrey Andrew — 182 Setzer, Katherine — 146, 147, 153 Setzer, Scottie Allan — 114, 170 Setzer, Selina Maye — 119, 188 Shell, Shirley Nadine — 170 Shelton, Gary Scott — 170 Shelton, Michael Roane — 123, 188 Shepherd, Cindy Te’Elaine — 194 Shepherd, Morgan Jr. — 188 Shepherd, Scott Thomas — 31, 44, 170 Sherrill, Audrey Lynnette — 188 Sherrill, Crystal Longet — 182 Sherrill, Kimberly Ann — 182 Sherrill, Tim Scott — 170 Shoemaker, Lori Anne — 182 Shook, David Eugene — 194 Shook, Joel Christopher — 188 Shook, Mary Ann — 183 Shook, Tammy — NP Shook, Tim Wayne — 121, 182 Shubert, David Todd — 1, 21, 31, 33, 30, 38, 135, 140, 170 Shuford, Kelly Lynne — 182 Shuford, Mary Ann — 170 Shuford, Melissa Dawn — 188 Shuford, Sandra Kay — 182 Shuford, Shelia Fay — 188 Shytle, Candy Elaine — 182 Sigmon, Bradley Mitchell — 99, 188 Sigmon, Kelly Campbell — 123, 135, 182 Sigmon, Lisa Dianne — 135, 170 Sigmon, Matt Scott — 99, 110, 111, 135, 194 Sigmon, Mitchell Floyd — 194 Sigmon, Robert William — 182 Sigmon, Sharon DeLoris — 194 Sigmon, Stephanie Lynn — 170 Sigmon, Tammy Lynn — 188 Sigmon, Timothy Jack — 194 Sipe, Allen Claude — 170 Sipe, Julie Annette — 21, 188 Sipe, Marc John — 188 Skaggs, Eric Hunter — 182 Sloane, Robert — 194 Smallridge, Whitney Lyn — 183 Smith, Angie Dianne — 188 Smith, Betty Sue — 194 Smith, Bobby Ray — 194 Smith, Charles Scott — 64, 173 Smith, David Daniell — 95, 183 Smith, Jonathan Daniel — 99, 188, 194 Smith, Jonathon Todd — 99, 138, 194 Smith, Kevin Lyndon — 99, 188 Smith, Michael Todd — 195 Smith, Terry John — 183 Smith, Tonia Mechele — 183 Smyre, Amy Lynn — 119, 183 Smyre, Dorothy Jeannene — 173 Smyre, James Earl — 183 Social Studies — 46 Softball — 118 Spencer, Mrs. Linda — 74, 153 Spencer, Steve Kelly — 173 Sprinkle, Michelle Gina — 188 Stewart, Barry Lee — 188 Stewart, Carolyn Ruth — 188 Stewart, Emily Lanette — 188 Stewart, James Clayton — NP Stewart, Lynn Jodia — 189 Stewart, Martha Kay — 195 Stewart, Michelle Genevieve — 195 Stewart, Mitchell Harold — 195 Stewart, Tim Vaughn — 173 Story, Jeana Lynette — 189 Story, Mark Bradley — 99, 116, 188 Strothen, Brian Mark — 189 Strother, Jay Bradley — 195 Student Life — 2 Stutts, Greta Elaine — 138, 178, 183 Stutts, Kim Denise — 127, 195 Swindle, Velina — 189 T Tallent, Davie Lee — NP Tallent, Robbie Dale — NP Taylor, Ben — 111, 195 Taylor, Brian — 183 Taylor, Shannon Lennette — 101, 195 Teague, Derek Lee — 183 Teague, Mrs. Nancy Jo — 153 Tennis — 122, 123 Terry, Kenneth Carl — 183 Tester, Roger Dale — NP Thomas, Sherry Renee — 183 Thompson, Curtis William — 135, 173 Thornburg, Teresa Dawn — 31, 149, 173 Thornton, Mrs. Karolyn — 146, 148, 149, 153 Throneburg, Mrs. Audrey — 146, 147, 153 Titus, Michael — 195 Torrence, Jonathon Eugene — 195 Torrence, Roger Wayne — 188 Track — 121 Travis, Catherine — NP Travis, Jeffrey Wade — 95, 173 Travis, Jimmy Lee — 195 Travis, Tammy Jeannette — 195 Triplett, Sherrie Diane — 183 Trull, Robert Lloyd — NP Turner, Juanda Yvette — 119, 173 Turner, Melinda Alphelia — 119, 183 Turner, Tina Karen — 183 V Valentine, Mitchell Todd — 114 Valentine, Stacy Leigh — 184, 188 Vanderlinden, William Lee — 99, 195 Vanover, Thomas William — 195 Vaughn, George Forrest — 189 Vaughn, Joseph Johnson — 138, 183 Villemagne, Milton Baker — 189 Villemagne, Timothy Scott — 183 Vocations — 61 W Wade, Shannon Kay — 183 Walker, Mr. Levonda — 153 Wallace, Susan Renee — 195 Walley, Elizabeth Dianne — 195 Ward, Chris Clayton — NP Warlick, Nicole — 173 Watson, Wesley Eric — 173 Waugh, Darren Eugene — NP Welch, Bobby Dennis — 189 Welch, Dewey Ray — 183 Whisnant, Ted Calvin — 62, 64, 173 Whitaker, Darrell Wayne — 189 Whitaker, Tammy Michelle — 189 White, Sharon Renee — 195 Wilfong, Laura Geraldine — 189 Wilkes, Gerald Jerome — 95, 173 Wilkes, Robin Renee — 183 Wilkinson, Christine Louise — 183 Wilkinson, Michael Glenn — 195 Wilkinson, Regina Marie — 173 Wilkinson, Sharon Kay — 183 Williams, Donald Scott — 183 Williams, Marc Cleophus — 99, 111, 135, 195 Williams, Mitchell Dale — 95, 183 Williams, Paul Alan — 183 Wilson, Cindy Marie — 195 Wilson, David — 195 Wilson, Paula Ann — 195 Wimberly, Robby Scott — 99, 111, 189 Wimberly, Bradley Howell — 45, 183 Wishon, Bobby Ray — 189 Witherspoon, Richard Dennis — 195 Witherspoon, Mrs. Susan — 153 Wood, Timothy Allen — 195 Woodlief, William Todd — 99, 189 Woods, Michael Stanley — 183 Woofter, Susan — 173 Worley, Rhonda Renee — 63, 135, 173 Wray, Barry Eugene — 21, 189 Wray, Steve Allen — 183 Wright, Angela Sue — 32, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86, 124, 135, 142, 143, 173 Wright, Anita — 195 Wright, Carla Darlene — 189 Wylie, Gloria Ellen — NP Y YAC — 85 Yancey, Jimmy Earl — 173 Yancey, Kimberly JoAnne — 173 Yancey, Steven Mark — 99, 189 Yates, Lisa Annette — 195 Yates, Rachel Darlene — 195 Young, Terry — 101, 153 Yount, Mr. Bruce — 153 Yount, Lisa Ann — 195 Yount, Rodney Allen — 99, 189 York, Andy Jerome — 99, 116, 135, 188