Bartlett Yancey High School - Yan Tat Yearbook (Yanceyville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

Bartlett Yanoyy High School Yancevville, North (Jarolina HELPING WITH THE Helping student’s find the answers is one of the most important things a teacher does In his or her career. However, students do not only need answers in the classroom. Many students seek help outside of the regular class time. The 1985-86 YAN-TAT Is dedicated to a teacher who will go out of his way to help a student. This teacher, as supervisor of the bus drivers, indirectly helps practically every student at B.Y. Standing outside the school every morning with his clipboard, he is a familiar sight to most bus riders. In appreciation for his loyalty and dedication to the staff and students at Bartlett Yancey Senior High, the yearbook staff is proud to dedicate the 1985-86 YAN-TAT to Mr. Bedford Jackson Page. ANSWERS 2 DIPLOMA PURSUIT B.Y. Edition — Notes On Play High school, or any place of learning, is an educational process. This process takes many forms: classroom Instructions, reading, sharing ideas with friends — even cruising Riverside Drive is an educational experience. The purpose of education is to increase ones knowledge of the world around him. One of the popular games of the decade is “Trivial Pursuit,” in which people show how much they know. While (hopeMly) all of what a student learns throughout his high school career is not “Trivial,” high school and the game are much alike. They are alike in that both pose many questions that must be answered in order to win, and both have players (students) competing to reach the “Inner Circle” (graduation). This year’s YAN-TAT theme is based on “Trivial Pursuit.” In this case, however, a more apt expression might be “Diploma Pursuit.” Throughout the book there will be pictures of “Trivia” cards with questions. The answers to the questions can be found in the book. Our thanks go to Horn Abbot Ltd. of Canada for their permission to uses the “Trivial Pursuit” trademark. OPENING SENIORS FACULTY JUNIORS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS SOPHOMORES SPORTS FRESHMEN CONCLUSION ADS, INDEX, AND GROUP PICTURES THE END OF ANOTHER YEAR Prom and Graduation — Summer Pun Begins Prom night B.Y. students swirl around the dance floor experiencing “One more night” of revelry. Graduation night ’85 reminds graduates, Pam Crumpton and Kathy Combs, of the value of their friendship. Neal Bean eagerly awaits his diploma on graduation day. 4 Tony and Ray Gibson and Dennis English enjoy rented bikes at Daytona Beach. Up close and personal with Tracy Webster at Myrtle Beach. 5 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Band members and Football players try hard. Vincent Wilson, Derrick Harris, and Roy Blackwell don’t seem very pleased with Carl Blackwell’s direc- tion. The Varsity Football coaches look on as their team gets loose. 6 THE YEAR Home boys talk it over at lunch. David Dali asks Santa (Mac McDowell) for less homework for Christmas. Basketball practice Isn’t all work for team members Beth Thompson and Rhonda Briggs. 8 IN REVIEW In order to get the good education that is needed to survive in this highly competitive world today, there must be a great deal of studying and book work involved in a school year. That is why students like lunch, break, and clubs. These activities let the students relieve the tension that all the book work causes. They can horse around, talk with friends, and help with club organiza- tions. As the old saying goes, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” Beth Crichton thinks a break is needed after prom decora- tion. Tammy Lea and Treva Foster demonstrate that friendship means having a shoulder to lean on during band practice. 9 During lunch (from left to right) Jim Yarbrough, Bruce Paschal, Kenneth Brooks, Mark Baize, David McCann, Curtis Roberts, and Eric Hooks dicuss the American Medical Association’s latest report on smoking. Patricia Southern and Onassls Stewart finally seem to have found the right comblna- tions to the lockers on first hall. 10 Julie Workman seems amused as Jerry Potter helps Erik Page remove a metal pole from his body. William Vernon, Coleman Wilson, and Jamie Hamlett at lunch. Are they throwing it in the trash can ... or taking it out? y Robin Yates instructs Suzanne Soloman and Meredith Page in the fine art of sorting fruit for FPA. Shawn Graves and Barry Williams look on as Anthony Hunt and David Stone wash their troubles away with ... milk? Tony Gibson and Dennis English pose for their prom pictures. 11 FADS AND Jon Griffin brings the new military styles to B.Y. as a transfer from a military school in 1985. Decorated lockers seem to be a coming fad to many students at B.Y. 12 Pierced ears were the “in” thing, even among marry of the guys in 1985. FASHIONS Nike’s Air Jordan leaiher sneakers were among the most popular high top leather sneak- ers worn at B.Y. in 1985-86. Fashionable Tarrence Graves models for the YAN- Having flowers or balloons delivered to friends or sweethearts at school TAT. became the “in” way to show affection. 13 t OUTSTANDING STUDENTS RECOGNIZED IN SPRING Ouislanding Academic Achlevemeni by BYHS students was recognized during the Academic Awards Ceremony at the high school on May 2Q in the spring of 1985. For each course taught in the various academic departments one student was chosen for outstanding performance. The winners of these awards and the courses in which they excelled are from left, to right: Bow 1, kneeling: Jennifer Bussell, Shorthand I; Kim Bray, Introductory Geography; Qynthla Bari les, Algebra II; Mario Marris, I lealth P.E. I; L eslle Page, Typewriting II; Sandra Wray, Office Occupations II; Jeanne liiddick, Problems of Democracy. Bow Z: Chuck Somers, Algebra I; Qulncey Blackwell, French I; Susan Fowlkes, Economles Government; Cindy Smith, Consumer Math; Delores Long, Introduction to Business; Derrick I Ini man, Spanish I; Mary Beth Everette, Geometry; William Hatchett, Advanced Biology and English IV; Jason Williamson, Physi- cal Science; David Vernon, English I. Bow 3, seated: Greg Wright, Advanced Math; Harold Stadler, Chemistry; Bobin Williamson, English III; Steve Oakes, Spanish III; and Mike Burchell, General Biology, English II, and World History. Not pictured are Sharon Hightower, General Math; Fred Brown, Technical Math; Andrea Daye, Introductory Algebra; Susan Miles, U.S. History; Shinette Stephens, African Asian Cultures; Spencer Phllpott, Geography II and Government; Maria Slade, Humanities; Nancy Vernon, Sociology Psychology; Gina Walker, Spanish II; Debra lx ng, FTench II; Karen Oodsey, Accounting; Shana Lea, 'lyping I; and Tracy Taylor, Office Occupations I. Mrs. Stilwell looks on as Mike Burchell receives one of his awards. Student Council officers get ready to give out their awards. 14 Bartlett Yancey’s winners of the 1985 Presidential Academic Fit- ness Awards were, left to right, Row 1Lisa Whitt, Jeanne Riddick, Joyce Barnes, and April Dali; Row 2: Greg Wright, Stewart Turner, Jeff Rudd, Steve Oakes, and William Hatchett. In order to qualify for the award, a senior must have maintained an over all “B” average durii ig his high school career and must have scored at or about the 80th percentile on the SAT., which Is the primary admissions ex- amination recognized by most colleges and universities. Outstanding senior award winners were, left to right; Beth Fowlkes, Outstanding FFA Senior, Patience Spell, Outstanding Senior At Student; Stewart Turner, Outstanding Senior-Social Studies; Greg Wright, Outstanding Senior-Mathematics, Science, English, and Spanish; Sharon Massey, Outstanding Senior-Business Education; and William Hatchett, Outstanding BETA Club Member and SGA’s Student of the Year. The Outstanding Senior Academic Award was given to the student who had exhibited the highest qualities of academic excellence during his or her four-year high school career. Leslie Page and Efram Fuller were the recipients of a special award presented for the first time last spring by the U.S. Army Reserves to a male and female student at BYHS. Page and Puller received this award In recognition of their outstanding achievements both in athletics and academics. 15 SENIOR POLL - The fol lotting questions Mere ansuered by 17? seniors not responsible for the 90od taste or sanity of the responses Are you eale or feiale? (When in doubti ask teacher.) 80 Male 106 Feiale 6 Both Which is your favorite ACC tea� ? 9 Duke b Georgia Tech 17 Virginia 121 UNC-CH 35 N.C. State 5 Maryland Which of the folloiing is your favorite lusical group? 43 Ready for the World 42 Fat Boys 31 Hank Williaisi Jr. 7 Chicago 10 Uhai 20 Prince 5 Phil Collins 15 Alabaia Would you really rather have a Buick? 14 Yes 105 No If not) ihich Mould you really rather have? 35 Laiborghini 20 Ford 8 Honda 11 Rolls Royce 24 Mazda 11 Toyota 25 Chevrolet 42 Ferrari Which is your favorite TV shoe? 18 Dynasty 11 Knot's Landing b Soul Train 86 The Cosby Shoe 11 Moonlighting 48 Miaii Vice Nothing gets between you and your uhat? 23 Guesses 13 Huggies 16 Calvin Kleins 40 Lees 68 Levis 17 Jordaches 14 Gasolines Which type of tennis shoes Mould your feet prefer? 70 Nike 5 Puia 63 Reebok Which is your favorite color? 11 Black 66 Blue 14 Black and Blue 7 Green 22 Purple 24 Red 14 Air Jordan 13 Adidas 34 Converse 5 White 9 Ye 11om 13 Pink 6 Aguaiarine 7 Gray 6 Ultraviolet at B.Y.H.S. on Friday) Jan. 24i 1986. The Yan-Tat is Which iovie do you prefer? 6 Teiple of Oooi 48 Purple Rain 30 Friday the 13th Saga 42 Sylvester Stallone Movies 22 Risky Business 31 Pol ice Acadeiy Who is your favorite actor? 0 Chevy Chase 15 Bill Murray 61 Bill Cosby 26 Clint Eastiood 36 Sylvester Stallone 11 Anyone but Sta I lone 13 Philip Michael Thoias 14 Don Johnson 7 Michael J. Fox Who is your favorite actress? 46 Madonna 9 Meryl Streep 23 Brooke SheiIds 11 Nancy Reagan 64 Anybody but Madonna 7 Sissy Spacek 5 8arbara Walters 32 Bo Derek Which Mould you rather stuff your face � ith? 74 Pizza 13 Haiburgers 6 Tacos 25 Steaks 6 Lasagna 6 Spagheti 6 Anything dead or dying 13 Anything Italian 43 Anything but school food What color eyes do you have? 32 Blue 13 Hazel 16 Black 105 Braun What color hair do you have (naturally)? 80 Broun 34 81 onde 7 Auburn 69 Black 7 Red What radio station do you usually listen to? 20 94-Z 38 KISS 9B.7FM 12 WKRP 106 97-FM 14 G-105 6 WKZL Do you insert the leaves of a highly poisonous) carcinogenic plant (tobacco) in your iouth and cheu the� ? 57 Yup 157 No 0o you I ike ugly uoien? 34 Yes 165 No Which of the listed is your favorite tea� ? 17 Washington Redskins 68 Dallas Couboys 72 Chicago Bears 22 Miaii Dolphins GB.V.J'. J'. 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Cynthia Dianne Barnes Rt. 1 Box 150 Providence, 27315 JV Band 1;V Band 2-4; BETA 3-4;Pep Band 2-4; Spanish Club 4;Bus Driver 3-4. Tracy Blackman Rt. 1 Box 208 Yanceyville, 27379 Jets 1; FBLA 3-4;Chorus 1-3; Show Choir 4; Afro-American 3. Alfreds Dona Blackwell Rt. 1 Box 56 Ruffin, 27326 Beta 2-4. Jennifer Blackwell Star Rt. 1 Box 136 Yanceyville, 27379 Cheerleader 1,4. Mark Boone Rt. 2 Box 356-A Elon College, 27244 VICA 2-4; FFA 2.4. Jeffrey Boyd Rt. 2 Box 236 Pelham, 27311 Chess 1-3; Spanish Club 4; Treasure Chest 3. Kenneth Brooks Rt. 1 Box 418-A Blanch. 27212 VICA 2-3; FFA 1-2;ICT 4; Wrestling 1-2; JV Football 1; JV Baseball 1. Amee M. Brown Rt. 1 Box 279 Ruffin, 27326 FHA 1-4; Afro-American 1-2. Fredrick Brown Rt. 1 Box 377 Reidsville, 27320 V Football 3-4. Leslie Earl Brown P.O. Box 157 Ruffin, 27326 Jets 1; Wrestling 2; Bus Driver 2-3. Michael Brown Rt.l Box 213 Milton, 27305 FHA l-2;Track 3-4; Afro-American 1-4. Ricky Brown Rt.l Box 271 Ruffin, 27326 JV Basketball;Bu8 Driver 2-4. Sheryl Brown Rt.l Box 333 Reidsville, 27320 FHA l-2;Spanish Club 4; FBLA 3-4; Afro-American 2-4. Pam Buchanan P.O. Box 496 Yanceyville, 27379 PCA l;Spanish Club 3-4; Monogram 2-4;JETS 1-2;SGA 1-4; Softball l-4;Volleyball 2-4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4; Pep Band 3-4. Joyce Ann Bullock Rt. 1 Box 587 Reidsville, 27320 FCA 1;FHA 2;FBLA 2. Lynette Bush Star Rt. 1 Box 25 Yanceyville, 27379 JV Band 1-2;V Band 3-4. Angela D. Butler Rt. 3 Box 433 Mebane, 27302 Spanish Club 4;JV Cheerleader Captain 2. Carl Butler Rt. 1 Box 147 Blanch. 27212. Photography 3;FFA 2-4; JV Football 1-2. Lisa Callahan Rt. 1 Box 184 Reidsville, 27320 Photography l;Chorus 1-2; FBLA 2-3;FHA 2.DECA 4. Patricia Canton Rt. 1 Box 138 Milton, 27305 Spanish Club 4. Tammy Clayborn Rt. 1 Box 221-B Milton, 27305 French Club President 4;FHA 3; Afro-American 2. Cecile Cobb Star Rt. 1 Box 112 Yanceyville. 27379 Spanish Club 3-4;JETS 1; FBLA 2-3;DECA 4. 34 Carolyn Cobb Star Rt. 1 Box 102-A Yanceyville, 27379 Softball l-4;Monogram 2-4; Basketball l-2;Volleyball 2-3; Spanish Club 3-4;BETA 2-4. Michael Ray Coley Rt. 1 Box 164 Leasburgh, 27291 JV Baseball l-2;Wrestling 1; JV Football 1-2;V Baseball 4; VIC A 2-3;FFA 2-4;Chorus 1. Pamela D. Cook Rt. 1 Box 687 Providence, 27315 JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;FHA 1; Flag Corp 2-4;FBLA 3-4. Brent Corbett Rt.’l Box 222 Yanceyville, 27379. Craig Cox Rt. 1 Box 118 Yanceyville, 27379 JV Baseball l-2;Monogram 3; V Baseball 3-4;Wrestling 2-3; FFA 2-4;VICA 4. Kevin Crabtree Rt. 1 Box 141 Leasburg, 27291 JV Football 2;V Football 3-4; ICT 3-4;JETS l;Chess 2-4; VICA 3-4. Beth Crichton Rt. 1 Box 332 Pelham, 27311 Student Council 4;Bus Driver Secretary,Trea8urer 4;FFA 2; JBTS 1-3;FBLA 3;Photography 3; Spanish Club 2-3,President 4; JV Band Manager 1;V Band 2-3; Pep Band 2-3;Yan-Tat 3. David S. Crumpton Rt. 1 Box 165-A Blanch, 27212 JV Football 1;VICA 2-4;FFA 1-4; ICT 2-4. Cynthia Ann Daniel Rt. 1 Box 539 Providence, 27315 Chorus 1;FBLA 2-3;DBCA 4. Kelly K. Daniel Rt.2 Box 533 Pelham, 27311 Student Council 1-3;JETS 1-2; Flag Squad l-4;Spanish Club 4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-3; FBLA 2-3;Trea8ure Chest 3. Vivian Leanne Daye Rt. 3 Box 192-A Burlington, 27215 Afro-American 1-2,4; FHA 2-4; Jr Historical l;Media 3. Angie Denny Rt. 2 Box 196 Burlington, 27215 French Club 3-4;JV Band 1; FHA 1;FBLA 2;V Band 2-4. James Dodson Rt. 1 Box 470 Providence, 27315 JV Baseball 1-2;V Baseball 3-4; PFA l-2,4;Monogram 4. Brian Doss Rt. 2 Box 216 Pelham. 27311 FAA 3,4. Rodney Doss Rt. 2 Box 244 Pelham, 27311 JV Football 1-2;V Football 3-4; FCA l;Student Council 1; VICA 3-4. Reginald Elmore Rt. 1 Box 210 Blanch, 27212 Afro-American 1-4;FHA 4;FFA 2. Dennis K. English Rt. 1 Box 66-B Blanch, 27212 JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;DECA 3; VICA 2;Spanish Club 3-4; BETA 4. Mitchell Bngland Rt. 1 Box 513 Pelham, 27311 Wrestling 2-4;Monogram 3-4; Track 3. Tammie England Rt. 1 Box 175-B Milton, 27305 Spanish Club 3-4;Track 1. Charlene Carolyn Enoch Rt. 1 Box 363 Reidsville, 27320 Afro-American 2-4;FFA 3; FHA 3;Track 1. Michele Farling Rt. 2 Lot 3 Pelham, 27311 JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;BETA 4; Chess 1-4. Vanessa Yolanda Farmer P.O. Box 111 Semora, 27343 Chorus l;Pep Club 2; JETS 1; FBLA 3. Weldon Farmer P.O. Box 106 Milton, 27305 FHA 2-3. Cassandra A. Farrish Rt. 1 Box 382 Reidsville, 27320 French Club 3,Secretary 4; Student Council 2-3,Secretary 4; Afro-American l-2;Show Choir 3; JV Band 1-2;V Band 3-4. Michael Fisher Rt. 1 Box 255-A Blanch, 27212 DECA 4; FHA 3. Kim Freeman Rt. 1 Box 321-B Gibsonville, 27249 FHA 4. Adrai Fuller Rt. 1 Box 211 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 3-4;JETS 1-2; FBLA 2. Angela Michelle Garland Rt. 1 Box 198-C Blanch, 27212 Chorus 1-2;DECA 3-4;FHA 1-2. 35 Ronnie S. Garland Rt. 1 Box 53-B Milton. 27305 Afro-American 1-4;JETS 2-3. Anjeanette Garland P.O. Box 64 Leasburg, 27291 Afro-American 1-4;FHA 1-3; ICT 4. Sylvia Gatewood Rt. 1 Box 375 Polham. 27311 Spanish Club 4;Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 2-3. Toresa J. Gibson P.O. Box 564 Yanceyville, 27379 Softball 2;DBCA 4;FFA 3; FHA 1-2. Tony Lee Gibson Rt. 1 Box 271 Blanch, 27212 Spanish Club 4;Bus Driver 4; Sr.Class V.P.;V Baseball 4; FFA 1-2;ICT 3;VICA 3. Karen Godsey Rt. 2 Box 85 Pelham. 27311 FHA 1-2;FBLA 4;DECA 4. Danita Michelle Grasty Rt. 2 Box 486 Pelham. 27311 Afro-American 2-4;Pep Club 1; Chorus 1-2. Felicia Ann Graves Rt. 1 Box 104-A Blanch, 27212 Spanish Club 4;Media 4;DECA 4; Afro-American 4. Princess Yvette Graves Rt. 1 Box 16 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American l-2;Chorus 1-2; Show Choir 3-4;FHA 2-3. Reggie Graves Rt. 1 Box 275-B Milton. 27305 JV Baseball 1;V Baseball 3; Track 3;Wrestling 3;JBTS 1. Rodney D. Graves Rt. 1 Box 196-B Blanch, 27212 Varsity Football 3;JV 1-2; Track 2-3;JV Basketball 1-2; Varsity Baseball 3-4. Shawn Graves Rt. 1 Box 267 Yanceyville, 27379 JV Basketball 2; FFA 1; V Basketball 4. Tarrence Graves Rt. 1 Box 315 Reidsville, 27320 Student Council 4;Monogram 4; Afro-American l-4;Track 1-2,4; JV Football 1-2;V Football 3-4; JETS 1;JV Basketball 2. Artemis R. Gwynn Rt. 1 Box 429 Pelham, 27311 JV Football 1;JV Basketball 2; FCA 1-3. Robin Hall Rt. 1 Box 284 Reidsville. 27320 Jr Historical l;Photography 2; PBLA 3-4;JV Band 1;V Band 3. Donna Hardin Rt. 1 Box 521 Reidsville. 27320 Photography 1;FBLA 3;FHA 1,3; ICT Secretary 4. Gina Harrelson Rt. 1 Box 135 Ruffin. 27326 Spanish Club 3-4 Photography 4; FFA 2-3,Treasurer 4;FBLA 2; JETS 1-2. Deecy B. Harris Rt. 1 Box 16 Ruffin, 27326 Student Council 3;JV Band 1; V Band 2-4;Track 1-4;JETS 1. Donna Y. Harvey Rt. 1 Box 204 Milton, 27305 Spanish Club 2-4;FBLA 2-4; Afro-American 4;FHA 1-2; Treasure Chest 3-4. Jerry Hatchett Star Rt. 2 Box 46 Yanceyville, 27379 FFA 2-4;PICA 4. Jena Heath P.O. Box 613 Yanceyville, 27379 Treasure Chest 4;FHA 3;VICA 2. John Henchey Rt.2 Meadowveiw TR.CT.Lot 7-B Pelham, 27311 French Club 2;Chess 3-4. Tabatha Lee Henchey Rt.2 Meadowveiw TR.CT.Lot 7-B FFA 2-3. Neal Henderson Rt. 1 Box 16 Blanch, 27212 JV Band l;Yan-Tat 4; JETS 1-3,President 4; Pep Band 1-2,President 3-4; Varsity Band 2-4. Patricia Ann Henderson Rt. 1 Box 402 Yanceyville. 27379 French Club 2-3;Show Choir 3-4; Chorus l-2;Track 1-4:SGA 3; Afro-American 1-4. Mary Marionette Hightower Rt.l Box 74 Milton. 27305 FHA 1.3. Gwen Lynette Hill Rt. 1 Box 273 Blanch, 27212 Student Council 1;JETS 1,3; JV Cheerleader 2;Photography 4; Spanish Club 2-4;Jr Historical 1; FFA 3-4. Terrence Scott Hillman Rt. 1 Box 61 Yanceyville, 27379 Spanish Club 4;Chess 2-3;Art 2; JETS l-2;Track 1. 36 Michelle Denise Hines Rt. 1 Box 193 Providence, 27315 FBLA 3-4. Kinston B. Hodnett Rt. 1 Box 511-A Yanceyville, 27379 Art 3. Lanell Denise Holman Star Rt. 2 Box 32-B Yanceyville, 27379 FBLA 4;FHA 3;FFA 4. Rodney Holman Star Rt. 2 Box 32-B Yanceyville, 27379 JV Football 1-2;V Football 3; FHA 1-2;DBCA 3-4. Sheryl Ann Jefferys Rt. 1 Box 278 Milton, 27305 Jr Historian l;Tresure Chest 3; Afro-American 2-4;Yan-Tat 4; French Club 2-4;Track 1. FBLA 4. Kathy Blaine Jeffries Rt. 1 Box 9 Blanch, 27212 Spanish Club 4;BETA 4;SGA 4; Chorus 1-3;FHA 1-3. Mia Marella Jeffries Star Rt. 2 Box 68-C Yanceyville, 27379 Wrestling Graphette l-3;Pep 1-4; Cheerleader 4;Track 1-2; FCA 1-3. Eric Hooks P.O. Box 62 Milton. 27305 Spanish Club 3-4;JV Band 1; V Band 2-4;FFA 2-3;BETA 4. Anthony Hunt Rt. 1 Box 4 Blanch, 27212 Afro-American 1-4. Darlene Hyler Rt. 1 Box 275-A Yanceyville, 27379 Donald L. Hyler P.O. Box 47 Milton, 27305 FFA 2-4;VTCA 2-4. Rodney Jackson P.O. Box 354 Yanceyville, 27379 Barbara Ann Johson Rt. 1 Box 611 Semora, 27343 Sr. Pres.;Monogram 3-4;Pep 2; Basketball l-4;Softball 1-4; Volleyball 3-4;Spanish Club 4; Afro-American 2. Terry Johnson Rt. 1 Box 387 Pelham, 27311 Bus Driver 2-4;FFA 1-3. Joe King Rt. 1 Box 328 Reidsiville, 27320 JV Basketball 1;JV Football 1. Veronica Maria King Rt. 1 Box 450-A Pelham, 27311 Afro-American 2;FHA 3;FBLA 2; Pep l;French Club 2-3. Maurice L. James Rt. 1 Box 454 Pelham, 27311 JV Football l-2;Bus Driver 4; V Football 3;JV Band 1; V Band 2-4. Bernard Jefferys Rt. 1 Box 278 Milton, 27305 Afro-American 2-3;Art 4; V Football 3-4. Meridith Japhat Latta Rt. 3 Box 301 Mebane, 27302 JV Football 1-2;JETS 3-4. Donald Lawson Rt. 2 Box 146 Providence, 27315 Photography l;Chess 3;ICT 2-3. J.J. Layne Rt. 2 Box 415 Pelham. 27311 JV Baseball 2;V Baseball 4; JV Football l;Bus Driver 3; FFA 2-3; FCA 1; ICT 4. Angela Lea P.O. Box 518 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 1-4. Frazier Lettley Rt. 1 Box 288 Reidsville, 27320 JV Football 1;V Football 3. Kimberly Marie Lewis Rt. 1 Box 855 Pelham, 27311 VICA 2-4. Pamela Ann Lewis Rt. 1 Box 578 Semora, 27343 Chorus 1-4;DECA 4. Jo Ann Lipscomb Rt. 2 Box 369 Pelham, 27311 Afro-American 2;Chorus 1-4; Spanish Club 4. Kent Lipscomb Rt. 1 Box 92 Milton, 27305 Afro-American l-4;Track 2; JETS 1;FHA 3. Cynthia Loftis Rt. 1 Box 182 Lot 4 Leasburg, 27291 Chess 1-3;JV Band 1; Varsity Band 2-3. Precious Gail Loftis Rt. 2 Box 136 Elon Colledge. 27244 Chorus 1;FFA 3-4;FHA 2-4; Pep 2. Darryl Antonio Long Star Rt. 1 Box 170 Yanceyville, 27379 FFA 4. 37 Debra Long Rt. 1 Box 195-D Blanch, 27212 Afro-American 2;Chorus 2-4; French Club 3-4. Toni Teresa Love Rt. 2 Box 256-A Burlington, 27215 Afro-American 1,3-4. Lisa D. Lunsford Rt. 1 Box 138 Prospect Hill, 27215 Spanish Club 3-4; BETA 2-4; JETS 1; SGA 2. Quentin Madden Rt. 1 Box 185-D Blanch, 27212 Donna Kaye McCain P.O. Box 22 Semora, 27343 JV Cheerleader 1-2; Softball 3; V Cheerleader 3-4; Monogram 4; JV Band 1; Varsity Band 2-4; FCA 1-2; Afro-American 1-4; BETA 2-4; SGA 4; Pep Club; Spanish Club 4. Karen Renee McCain Rt. 1 Box 171-B Semora, 27343 JV Cheerleader l-2;Monogram 4; V Cheerleader 3;Spanish Club 4; BETA 4; FCA l-4;Pep Club 1-3; Afro-American 1-4; Track 1. Keith McCain Rt. 1 Box 205 Milton, 27305 Afro-American 2-4; FFA 3. Michelle McCain Rt. 1 Box 211 Milton, 27305 Afro-American 1-2; FHA 3; French Club 2-3; Treasurer 4. Monica McCain Rt. 1 Box 55 Milton, 27305 Afro-American 1-4. David McCann P.O. Box 160 Pelham, 27311 VICA 1-3; FHA 3. Debra Jean McCann Rt. 1 Box 390 Milton, 27305 Spanish Club 2-3; BETA 2-4; FHA 2-4; JETS 1-3. Mac McDowell Rt. 1 Box 195 Reidsville, 27320 SGA 1; Monogram 3-4;JETS 1-2; JV Baseball 2-4;V Baseball 2-4; JV Football 1-2; V Football 3: FCA 1-2; FFA 2-4. Jamie McDowell Rt. 1 Box 42 Milton, 27305 FFA 4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4. Lisa McKinney Rt. 1 Box 219 Ruffin, 27326 Sheila McLaughlin Rt. 1 Box 365 Reidsville, 27320 Spanish Club 3-4;Monoram 2-4; Afro-American 1-4;JV Band 1; V Band 2-3;Softball 1;FCA 1-3; V Cheerleader 4;SGA 1-3. Michele McLean Rt. 1 Box 318-B-ll-A Gibsonville, 27249 FHA 2-4. Johnny Miles Rt. 2 Box 266-D Burlington, 27215 JV Basketball 2;Monogram 3; Afro-American 2;Track 2-3. Kim Stacy Miles Star Rt. 1 Box 89 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 1;FBLA 2-4. Susan F. Miles Rt. 1 Box 162 Yanceyville, 27379 Photography 3;Monogram 1-2; BETA 4;Bus Driver 3-4. Sonya Moore Rt. 2 Box 205 Pelham,27311 French Club 2-4;FBLA 3-4; Treasure Chest 4. Keith Myers Rt. 1 Box 312 Pelham, 27311 JV Football 1;JETS 1;VICA 2-4; Student Council 1. Anita Faye Neal Rt. 2 Box 200 Pelham,27311 Student Council 1-2;FHA 3-4; Jr Historical l;Afro-American 3. Robert Neal Rt. 1 Box 149 Ruffin, 27326 Afro-American 3-4;JETS 1. Keith W.Neighbors Rt. 1 Box 197 Providence, 27315 Path Finders 1;VICA 2-4. Terri Nelson Rt. 1 Box 141 Prospect Hill, 27314 Spanish Club 2-4;JETS 1; FFA 2-3. Charles Noell P.O. Box 36 Pelham, 27311 Kimberly Sue Nuckles Rt. 1 Box 280 Providence, 27315 Pelham. N.C. 27311 Spanish Club 2-4;FBLA 1-4; DECA 4. Clement Earl Nunnally Rt. 2 Box 478 Pelham, 27311 Bus Driver 2-4;VICA 3-4. Joe Oakes Rt. 1 Box 132 Leasburg, 27291 Path Finders l;Chess 4;FFA 2-4 JETS 1-3. 38 Coy Odum Rt. 1 Box 240 Blanch, 27212 Bus Driver 3-4;Chess 1-2;FFA 4; Wrestling 1;JETS 1-2. Erik G. Page P.O. Box 397 Yanceyville, 27379 Monogram 4;JETS 1-2;FFA 2-4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4; V Football 3-4. Bruce Paschal Rt. 5 Box 356 Reidsville, 27320 Bus Driver 2-3;VICA 2-4. Michelle Paschal Rt. 1 Box 484 Reidsville, 27320 Spanish Club President;SGA 1-3; JV Band 1;V Band 1-4; FBLA 2-4. Brian Spencer Philpott P.O. Box 33 Pelham. 27311 FFA 2;BETA 4. Douglas Allen Pinchback Rt. 1 Box 103 Blanch, 27212 Afro-American 1-3,President 4; Spanish 3-4; VICA 3; Yan-Tat 4. Carol S. Poteat P.O. Box 752 Yanceyville, 27379 Katrina Powell Rt. 1 Box 421 Providence, 27315 Student Council l;Track 1-4; Photography 3;Monogram 3-4; FCA 2;JETS 1. Kendall Price Rt. 1 Box 629 Pelham, 27311 JV Baseball 1-2;V Baseball 4; Track 3-4. Rt. 1 Box 624 Pelham, 27311 Chorus 1-4;FBLA 3-4. Phyllis Price Rt. 1 Box 348 Pelham, 27311 V Softball 3-4;Volleyball 2-4; V Basketball l-4;Monogram Secretary .Treasurer 4. Angie J. Pride Rt. 1 Box 643 Providence, 27315 Afro-American 3-4;JV Band 1; V Band 2-4;Spanish Club 4; Bus Driver 3-4;Track 2;JETS 2; DECA 4. Cathy Pruitt Rt. 2 Box 309 Elon College, 27244 V Band 2;Spanish Club 4; FBLA 3-4. 8cott Pruitt Rt. 1 Box 476 Providence, 27315 JV Baseball 1;V Baseball 3-4; Monogram 4;FFA 1-4;VICA 2. David C. Pyles Rt. 1 Box 202 Leasburg, 27291 JV Basketball 2;VICA 4;ICT 4; Afro-American 1-4;FAA 3-4. Wanda Kay Pyles Rt. 1 Box 337 Milton, 27305 Afro-American l-4;Chorus 1-2; French 3-4;Pep l-4;Spanish 2. Mark Ray Star Rt. 2 Box 3 Yanceyville, 27379 VICA 4;ICT 4;FFA 1. Barry Rich Rt. 3 Box 250-B Burlington, 27215 JETS 1-2;VICA 2-4;FFA 1-2. Anthony Bryant Richmond Rt. 1 Box 85 Leasburg, 27291 Afro-American 1-4; JETS 1. Nannie Richmond Rt. 1 Box 208 Leasburg, 27291 Spanish Club 3-4;Chorus 1-3; Show Choir 4;FHA 1-4;JETS 1; Pep 1-2. Rosemary Richmond Rt. 3 Box 309-D Mebane, 27302 Spanish Club 3-4;BETA 2-4; Afro-American 1-4;JETS 2-4; Jr Historical 1. Patrick Ridge Rt. 1 Box 287 Providence,27315 JV Baseball 3;V Baseball 4. Bonnie Roach Rt. 1 Box 547 Reidsville, 27320 Spanish Club 4;JV BandiFFA 2; V Band 2-4;FBLA 3. Mechell Roberts Rt. 3 Box 247-B Burlington, 27215 JV Band 1-2;V Band 3; FHA 1,3-4. Mellisa Roberts Rt. 1 Box 105 Yanceyville, 27379 Bus Driver 3-4;JETS 1-3; FBLA 2;FFA 3-4. Jeff Robinson Rt. 1 Box 448 Reidsville, 27320 Spanish Club 3-4;VICA 2-3; JETS 1-3. Frank Rose P.O. Box 490 Yanceyville, 27379 VICA 2;FFA 1-2;ICT 3-4. Janice Russell Rt. 1 Box 292 Yanceyville. 27379 French Club 2-4;FBLA 4: Media 3. Jennifer Russell Rt. 1 Box 292 Yanceyville, 27379 French Club 2-4;BETA 3-4; FBLA 4. 39 John Alfred Scott Rt. 1 Box 141-A Blanch, 27212 Afro-American 3;FFA 1-2. Daphine Ann Shelton Rt. 1 Box 296 Providence, 27315 VICA Secretary 2-4. Angela Simpson Rt. 1 Box 303-A Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 2-4; Photography Club 1. Kenneth Simpson Rt. 1 Box 475 Pelham, 27311 Afro-American 1-4;JETS 2;Pep 2; Spanish Club 4. Virginia A. Simpson Rt. 1 Box 481 Pelham, 27311 Afro-American 2-3;Volleyball 2; French Club 2-3. Huston Slade P.O. Box 554 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American l-4;Track 3. Maria Antoinette Slade Rt. 1 Box 328 Yanceyville, 27379 Student Council 1;JET8 1. Ronda Slade Rt. 1 Box 328 Yanceyville, 27379 Student Council l-2;Mongram 4; Afro-American 3-4;Softball 2-4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;JETS 1-2 Sherrie Lanaae Slade Rt. 1 Box 464-A Pelham, 27311 Betty M. Smith Rt. 2 Box 325 Blon College, 27244 Basketball l;Bus Driver 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4;BETA 2-4; FFA 2-3. Cynthia Smith P.O. Box 55 Pelham, 27311 JV Band 1;V Band 2-3;DECA 4; FHA 1-3. Tonya Smith Rt. 1 Box 221-B Milton. 27305 FBLA 4. James Snead Rt. 4 Box 900 Lot 14 Danville,Va 24541 V Football 3;VICA 4;Art 4. Stacy M. Somers Rt. 1 Box 214 Ruffin. 27326 Photography 2-3;Pep Band 3; Yan-Tat 3;8panish Club 3-4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;JETS 1-2. Lisa Spicer Rt. 2 Box 383 B Pelham, 27311 VICA 3-4;FFA 1. Candace Spinks Rt. 1 Box 105-A Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 2;Track 1-4; JETS 2;FHA 3-4. Elizabeth Ann Stephens P.O. Box 824 Yanceyville, 27379 Spanish Club 4;Track 3. Kimberly Stephens P.O. Box 683 Yanceyville, 27379 Path Finders l;Tresure Chest 3; Spanish Club 3-4;JETS 1; FBLA l;Chess 2. Anthony Carl Stewart Rt. 1 Box 176-B Semora, 27343 Afro-American l-4;Bus Driver 3-4. David Lemont Stone P.O. Box 627 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 3;DECA 3. Kim Strader P.O. Box 17 Pelham. 27311 Bus Driver 2-4; FHA 3-4. Penny Strader Rt. 1 Box 549 Reid8ville, 27320 Path Finders l;Bus Driver 3-4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;FFA 2.4; Pep Band 2-4;FBLA 3-4. Derrick Swann P.O. Box 361 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 1-4. Norma Jean Tanner Rt. 1 Box 501 Pelham, 27311 Track 1-3;PHA 3;DECA 3. Wendy Tate Rt. 1 Box 82 Prospect Hill. 27314 Spanish Club 3-4;Path Findere 1; Art 4;FBLA 2-3. Tracey Jeanette Taylor Rt. 2 Box 221 Elon College, 27244 French Club 3-4;Path Finders 1; Basketball 2-3;Monogram 1; Track 1-4;FBLA 3-4. Suzette Thaxton Rt. 1 Box 102-A Blanch, 27212 Path Finders 1;JETS 2;FBLA 4. Angela Thompson Star Rt. 1 Box 85 Yanceyville, 27379 Path Findere 2;FBLA 2;JETS 1; Afro-American 4. Phillip Hunter Thompson P.O. Box 566 Providence, 27315 Bus Driver 3-4;JBTS 1-3; Beta 2-4; Governor's School 4. 40 Karen Turner Rt. 1 Box 472 Pelham, 27311 Afro-American 2-4;FBLA 2-3; French Club 2-4;Pep 1-2. Melanie Turner Star Rt. 1 Box 92 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American l-4;Track 1-4; French Club 2-4;Pep 1-2; ICT 3-4;VICA 3-4. Willie Turner Rt. 1 Box 96 Yanceyville, 27379 JV Football l-2;Varsity 3-4; JV Basketball 1-2; Track 1-2; Afro-American 2; FHA 1-4; Wrestling 1-2 James Upchurch Rt. 1 Box 212 Blanch, 27212 French Club 2-3;JETS 1-4; Beta 4;Governor’8 School 4. Amy Leigh Vernon Rt. 1 Box 138 Milton, 27305 Spanish Club 3-4;Stage Band 2; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;Beta 2-4; Monogram 4;Yan-Tat 3-4; JETS 1-2; SGA l-3;Pep Band 4. Governor's School 4. Tommy Walker Rt. 1 Box 120 Providence, 27315 Bus Driver 3-4;VICA 3-4. Terri L. Ware Rt. 1 Box 301 Yanceyville.27379 FHA l;Tre8ure Chest 3;FBLA 4; Pep 1;FFA 2-3;VICA 1. David Watkins Rt. 1 Box 372 Providence, 27315 Varsity Football 3; JV l;Jets 1 Wrestling 2-3;Bus Driver 4; Monogram 4;DECA 3-4;FFA 1-2. Glendale Watkins Rt. 1 Box 13-A Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 2-4;Wrestling 1-2; JV Football 2;Bus Driver 3-4; VICA 3. Karen Watkins Rt. 1 Box 135 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American l;Bus Driver 3-4; FHA 4;Art 2;FBLA 4. Patrick Watkins Rt. 1 Box 44-A Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American l-4;Track 1-4; FHA 3;JETS 1-2. Eugene Watlington Rt. 1 Box 311 Yanceyville, 27379 Forrest Watlington Rt. 2 Box 189 Rlon College, 27244 French Club 3;FFA 2-4. Gloria Watlington Rt. 1 Box 384 Pelham, 27311 French Club 2-4;Beta 2-4;Pep 1; Afro-American 2. Julius Watlington Rt. 1 Box 49 Ruffin, 27326 JV Football 2;JV Basketball 2. Robert Watlington Rt. 1 Box 355 Reidsville, 27320 JV Football 1-2;V Football 3-4; JV Basketball l;Bus Driver 3-4; Afro-American 1;FHA 2-3. Rocky Weaver Rt. 1 Box 70 Blanch, 27212 Spanish Club 2;JV Football 1; JV Band 1-2;V Band 3-4;JETS 1. Randy White Rt. 1 Box 400 M Mebane, 27302 Wrestling 2;Afro-American 3; FFA 3-4. Tonya White P.O. Box 527 Yanceyville. 27379 Path Finders 1;FBLA 2; DECA 3-4. Robert Wiley Rt. 1 Box 324 Yanceyville, 27379 JV Football 1-2;V Football 3; JV Basketball 1-2;FCA 1-3; JV Baseball 1-2;V Baseball 4. Anthony Williamson Meadowveiw Apt 6-C North Yanceyville, 27379 JV Football 1-2;V Football 3-4; Afro-American 2;FHA 4. Michael Okeith Williamson Rt. 1 Box 325 Reidsville, 27320 JV Football 1-2;JV Baseball 1; Afro-American 1-2;DECA 4; Bus Driver 3-4. Robin Terrell Williamson Star Rt. 2 Box 38 Yanceyville, 27379 Spanish Club 3-4;Monogram 4; SGA 2;JV Band l;Yan-Tat 3; V Band 2-3,Drum Major 4; Pep Band 2-3;Stage Band 2; JETS 1-2; Governor's School 4. Beta 4. Steve Williamson Rt. 1 Box 330 Reidsville. 27320 Afro-American l;Chorus 1-4; DBCA 4;FHA 1-2 Terry Williamson Rt. 1 Box 179 Leasburg, 27291. Chris Willis Rt. 1 Box 503 Providence, 27315 Spanish Club 2-3;Yan-Tat 3; VICA 4;ICT 4. Danny Willis Rt. 1 Box 274 Providence, 27315 FFA l-3;Chess 2-4;VICA 2-4. 41 Debra Willis Rt. 1 Box 69-A Blanch. 27212 Spanish Club 4;FHA 4;JETS 1-2. Michael Willis P.O. Box 562 Yanceyville, 27379 FFA 1-2;VICA 2-3. Tina Willis Rt. 1 Box 655 Providence, 27315 Photography 1-4;DECA 4. Joy Melissa Wilson Rt. 1 Box 346 Pelham. 27311 Student Council 1-4;FHA 1; FBLA 2-3,President 4;ICT 4. Afro-American 1-2. Lorrie Wilson Rt. 2 Box 140 Elon College, 27244 Tresure Chest 4;FHA 3-4. Richard Thomas Wilson Star Rt. 1 Box 104 Yanceyville, 27379 JV Football 1-2:V Football 3; JV Baseball 1-2;V Baseball 3; Wrestling 1-2;VICA 2-4. ■ Juanita C. Withers Rt. 2 Box 152 Pelham. 27311 FHA 4. Jerald Ann Wray Rt. 1 Box 283 Yanceyville, 27379 Photography 1-2,President 3-4; French Club 2;Bus Driver 2-4; FBLA 2. Lisa Wrenn Rt. 5 Box 360 Reidsville, 27320 FFA 2-3; DEC A 4. Paula Yancey Rt. 1 Box 533 Providence, 27315 Path Finders l;French Club 2-4; JV Band 1;V Band 2-4;JETS 1-4: Volleyball 3-4. FACULTY TAKING RESPONSIBILITY Principal and staff support student efforts Administrating a school like Bartlett Yancey Is a great responsi- bility. The Principal, Mr. Floyd Rowland, shares tills responsibility with his two vice principals, Mr. Jack Pointer and Mr. Robert Flem- ing. Mr. Rowland’s Mejor responsibility is the quality of teaching at our school. To this end, he works closely with the curriculum coordi- nator, Mrs. Nell Page, and helps teachers to coordinate and improve instruction. Mr. Pointer works primarily with discipline and student relations, helping students who are having problems adjust to life at Bartlett Yancey. Mr. Fleming is in charge of the attendance records and textbook purchasing. Together, these officials keep our school running smoothly. Mr. Robert, Fleming Mr. Jack Pointer Mr. Floyd Rowland 44 Nell Page Curriculum Elizabeth Walker Treasurer Hilda Pish Alice Bigelow Librarian Librarian Elizabeth Greene Guidance Mary WUey Guidance Jane Pointer Cheryl Blanchard Guidance Secretary Debbie Clayton Nancy Home Computers Secretary Gaye Poteat Pat Dali Secretary Aide 45 Not Pictured: Peggy Brown, Aide. LEARNING WITH THEIR STUDENTS Teachers are people too. Barbara Allison Ron Amos Evangellna Balmori Slomara Balmorl Mary Beverly English Band Spanish Spanish Economics, Civics 13 Chocolate 6 Chevrolet 16 Alexandra 15 Enrique 19 Collects clowns Willie Blue Sara Bradsher English Mathematics 5 Black 9 Superman 2 Harriet Brandon Bonnie Brewer Hattie Brown Home Economics English Office Occupations 17 Speed Buggy 20 Beach 8 Bill Cosby Show Bill Bush English, Journalism I 19 Sheepherdlng Deborah Chandler English 6 Grand Prlx Candy Cooper Mathematics 5 Blue Roger Crooks Marcia Dalton Social Studies Mathematics, Drama 9 Casablanca 2 Study Hall 46 Contraiy to popular belief, teachers have lives outside the classroom. In order to show this, the yearbook staff took a poll of the faculty, asking questions about their lives. An answer to one of these “trivial” questions Is printed below each picture along with the number of the question to which It refers. 1. What is your favorite color? 2. What was your favorite class in high school? 3. What kind of pet do you have? 4. What is your shoe size? 5. What color eyes do you have? 6. What kind of car do you drive? 7. How many brothers and sisters do you have? 8. What Is your favorite TV show? 9. What is your favorite movie? 10. Who What Is your favorite singer group? 11. What is your favorite song? 12. Where would your ultimate vacation spot be? 13. What Is your favorite food? 14. What Is your favorite book? 15. What Is your favorite boy’s name? 16. What Is your favorite girl’s name? 17. What is your favorite pet’s name? 18. What is your favorite sport? 19. What is your hobby? 20. If you are married, where did you go on your honeymoon? Barabara Davis World History 20 GatUngburg, TN Donna Edwards Science, Coach 11 Secret Lovers Esther Foster Mathematics 13 Tomatoes Patsy Fowlkes Remedial Lab 10 Kenny Rogers Mary Graves French, English 2 English John Gray Joseph Hammock Penny Hare Patricia Headen “Wild Bill Hoilamon Computer Programming Carpentry Art Science Chemistry Physics 8 Dr. Who 8 This Old House 1 Lavender 17 Smokey 18 Pro Tiddly-winks 47 o o o o o o What's Mr. (.ray's favorite TV program? Where did Mrs. LcfUs spend her honeymoon? What's Mr. Totten’s hobby? What is Mr. Wells' favorite bey's name? What is Mr. Langone’s favorite TV program? What is Mrs. Knight's shoe size? Joseph Horne Driver’s Ed. 18 Football Sam Jackson Agriculture 2 Advanced P.E. Sandra Jefferies Science, English 4 Nine Mr. Bush “gets down” to help a student Rosa Knight English 48AAAA Michael Langone ISS, Coach 8 Bugs Bunny Susan Lassiter Biology, Photography Vicentia Lipscomb Biology, Math, History 6 Pontiac J-2000 48 Judy Loftis Michele Lowe Jesse M jette ulvics, Economics Computer Programming Biology 20 Heaven 11 Amazing Grace 13 Liver, Fish Howard McIntyre Mathematics 20 Raleigh Irma Miller Home Economics 10 Nell Diamond John Mitchell Hoyt Moore P.E., Health Auto Mechanics 9 Nightmare on Elm St. 6 Brown David Owen P.E., Health 13 Pizza B-J- Page Blanche Page U.S. History Office Occupations 13 Brunswick Stew 10 John Denver Mrs. Russell asks for “counsel” from Mrs. Wiley before going to class. F l 1 Doctor Who 1 oo in Heaven Napping k William Bugs Bunny ( QAAAA S—: A 49 Jo Page DECA 6 Mazda RX-7 Lindsey Page ICT 13 Steak Pam Page Ruth Page Jane Powell Math, English Office Occupations Mathematics 3 Cat 11 Yesterday 19 Music Martha Pyrant English 1 Blue Ray Reagan Social Studies 20 Virgin Islands Paul Robinson Driver’s Ed. 13 Chinese Rice Alene Russell Mathematics 7 13 siblings Bettle Satterfield Home Economics 19 Bridge, Sewing Edward Satterfield Masonry 18 Basketball Dock Sawyer Band 5 Blue Weldon Slayton English, Journalism II 9 Sophie’s Choice Gall Smith Civics, Economics 2 Math Gall Stllwell Math, Art 18 Figure Skating 50 AI Thompson P.E., Health 1 Blue Benton Thompson Office Occupations 11 Moon River Jane Thompson English 14 Clan of the Cave Bear James Totten English 19 Napping Qy Vernon Agriculture 12 Ocracoke Island Marvin Walters Social Studies 11 1812 Overture Lisa Watllngton P.E., Health 12 Switzerland William Wells Chorus 15 William Howard Whitten Chemistry 10 Jimmy Buffett James Winstead Auto-Body and Fender 6 Vega Daryl Barker finds that Mr. Owen can help “bear the burden. 51 CLEANIN’ AND COOKIN’ Cafeteria staff and custodians serve also Mrs. Williamson and Ms, Miles prepare for ihe hungiy masses. ♦ ’ Larry Graves Gladys Hunt 58 Beqy Everett Inec n-:'r.es Jackie Miles Uilie Iwynn Mgr Kiuy Jones Gaynali Saunders Gracae Hams Ida Kimber Lula Williamson Aretha BurwelL Rhonda Mangum, Femre Graves and Davsd Vernon buy “Buc Bags from Jackie Miles. JUNIORS THE OLD TIMERS Juniors anticipate becoming the 1 class Mamie Adkins Vennie Ayers James Bailey Paula Bailey Regina Barry Lora Beasley Melissa Bell Joe Bennei Amy Blackwell Carl Blackwell Quincy Blackwell Jay Blaylock William Boaz Kristi Bosiger Tracey Bowe Susan Bowen Dawn Bowling Richard Brackln Erika Brandon Thomas Brendle James Briggs Kimberly Brooks James Brown LaTor ja Brown Mike Burchell 54 Betty Burnett Katrina BushneU Christi Butts Vincent Carter Stacey Cassidy Nichole Chandler Eric Cheek Jerry Cheek Jennifer Chester Amy Cobb Crystal Cobb Debbie Cobb Patrick Cobb Robin Cobb Lee Coleman Tammy Collier Felicia Corbett Ricky Cornelius Tammy Cox Robert Crabb Willie Crouch David Dali Anglea DeMott Traci Douglas Rita Durham Lori Edwards Pam Elliott Mary Beth Everett Fontella Farmer Mary Farmer 55 Avery Foster Erica Foster Vickie Foster Derrick Fowler Frank Fuller Lisa Puquay Allen Gammon Billy Gammon Melissa Garrison Kenneth Gualdin Ray Gibson Keith Goff Chris Graves Craig Graves James Graves Kenneth Graves Renee Graves Jon Griffin Melvin Gunn Spencer Gunn Jimmy Gusler Mark Guthrie Kendall Haley Danyl Hamlett Melody Hampton Willie Hardy Derek Harris Shelby Harris Angela Henderson Duane Henderson 56 James Hester Glenn Hodges Kathy Hodges Antlone Hodnett Tonla Holloway Zadle Holloway Derrick Holman EUy Hooper Greg HC6kins Timothy Hudson Pennie Hunt Carlton Jeffers Tracey Jeffers Alonza Jeffries Bruce Jeffries Carla R Johnson Carla W. Johnson Robin Johnson Brenda Jones Melvin Jones Timothy Jones Donald Lea Shana Lea Tammy Lea Tammy Lee Amy Lewis Priscilla Lipscomb Stacey Long Tracey Long Angeline Love 57 o o o o o How m ny Juniore exempted the AG English exam? With whom did Enk Page Sit at lunch in 65? How many games tki the volleyball team win in 85? What teacher tragically dkxl on the shuttle? Which club had the largest membership at B.Y. in 85? What is “Mac” McDowell’s given name? a Scotl McDowell James McGhee Lesla McGhee Melissa McGhee Sherri McGuire Evelyn McLaughlin Timothy McNaii Vernon Mansfield Connie Marion Cindy Marshall Randy Massey Malcolm Miles Carolyn Mlllner Caroling Mills Annie Mims Eric Mims Michael Mims Patrice Mitchell Stephanie Mitchell Eric Moore Jason Moore Willie Moore Melissa Murphy Debra Myers Toni Newcomb 58 Wade Oakes Anita Oakley Chris Oakley Rhonda Odum Robert Overstreet Carla Page Lynette Page Tracy Page Avery Parker Catherine Paylor Gibson Pennlx Cathy Phillips Teresa Plercy Crystal Pinnix Robin Pleasant Gaye Poindexter Kelly Pointer Iaurle Poteat Stacy Poteat Jerry Potter Scott Powell Tim l ruitt Mike Pulley Jettl Purnell Julius Pyles 59 Debbie Roberts Gerald Royster Mary Beth Sartln Neal Scearce Anthony Sellars Larry Sellars Pam Sellars Revonda Shuford Crystal Simmons Janice Simmons Cheryl Smith Matt Smith Rose Smith Elaine Somers Tammy Spelcher 60 John Southern Reginald Spinks Tracy Stamps Stephanie Stan back David Stanley Steven Stewart Mitchell Strader Jamie Talley Sebrina Tate Daniele Taylor John Taylor Lisa Thomas Scott Thomas Beth Thompson Billy Thompson Bobby Thompson Shannon Thompson Lisa Tidwell Antlonette Totten Keith Turner Anita Underwood Jason Vinson Jewell Walker Darrell Watllngton Stacey Watllngton Jimmy Webster Tracy Webster Glen Whitt Joseph Whitt David Wiles 61 Jennifer Wlikerson Gary Williams Felicia Williamson Julie Williamson Keynon Williamson Nicole Williamson Phillip Williamson Sherrie Williamson Tbma Williamson Craig Wilson Lynn Wilson Vincent Wilson Beverly Winstead Teresa Winstead Jay Workman Julie Wright Not Pictured: Lisa Badgett Valane Bigelow Gloria Bullock Tracey Carter Beverly Clark Lisa Cobb Tammy Corbett Mary Freeman Ronald Fuller John Fuqua Oscar Gammon Ethel Graves Mathew Graves Stephanie Graves Richard Guy Teresa Hemingway Angellne Henderson Brenda Jones Chuck Lawson Tam ml Lea Vivian Lipscomb Stacy Long Shirlene McLaughlin Danny Miller Darrell Motley Jewell Motley Robin Motley Tim Powell Angela Scurlock James Simpson Lisa Stephens Curtis Stokes Keith Terry Virginia Thompson Kedra Walker Frankie Ward Amanda Watkins Anthony Watlington Ronnie Wilson Biyant Yancey Spanish club seniors serenade the classes with Christmas carols. Exchange student Patty Cantor smiles for the photographer. Spanish club members watch a Spanish film during club meetings. 64 LEARNING THE LINGO Spanish club studies Latin culture The Bartlett Yancey Spanish Club attempts to expose its members to an Intensively Spanish-oriented environment. The members are treated to encounters with Spanish culture and foods, as well as meeting Spanish-speaking people. The club’s 101 members must meet the requirement of having taken at least one year of Spanish. The Spanish club leadership during 1985-86 was provided by Slomara “The Big B” Balmorland E vangellna “The Little B” Balmorl. Officers for theyear were Beth Crichton, president; Eric Hooks, vice president; Kim Stephens, secretary, and Wendy Tate, treasurer. The Spanish Club went on several trips during the school year. The club planned a trip to New York in June of 1986. Members also attended two competitions, one in Lexington and one in Winston-Salem. In these competitions, students are pitted against those from other schools In selected specialty areas of the Spanish language. Amy Vernon won first place in conversation fluency at Lexington, while Robin “Rocky” Williamson took first In poetry recitation at Lexington. In addition, the club sent Christmas cards to military stations overseas and to faraway stations in the United States. The club received replies from such places as Japan, Korea, Germany, the Mediterranean and California. In order to sponsor these activities, the club sold candy at school. 65 66 Lisa Fuquay focuses in on a subject. PUTTING LIFE IN FOCUS Photo club enrollment grows The Bartlett Yancey Photography Club was established in 1981 and has become one of the more popular clubs at B.Y. It consists of 48 students who want to learn more about photography above the snapsnot level. Professional photographers lecture and demonstrate techniques to help with club projects. Officers for85-86were Jerald Wray, president; Julie Wright, program chairman; Revonda Shuford, vice president; and Bruce Jeffries, treasurer. Sponsorship was continued by Susan Lassiter and Bill Bush, with assistance from Debby Clayton. The year’s club activities Included a trip to the North Carolina Museum of Art, which gave students a chance to see some of the very first photographs ever taken, as well as a sampling of the work of such masters as Edward Stelchen and Ansel Adams. The club also took first place in the Homecoming Parade Float Contest. 67 Photography club officers are, from left to right: Bruce Jeffries, Janice Simmons, Julie Wright, and Revonda Shuford. “ENGINEERING A GOOD YEAR” “Jets plan Florida trip” The Paper Airplane Contest is one of Candace Cooper confers with a the more popular of the contests sales representative on the sponsored by the JETS. methods of raising money for the club. paper TET5 airplane contest NOV. 2D DURING CLUB PERIOD rnB DETAILS SEE MR5. COOPER OR FORDt DALTON Vincent Carter, Vice-President, Neal Henderson, President, Toni Newcomb, Secretary, and Derrick Holman, Treasurer, engage in one of their more favorable pastimes. 68 ■i JETS initiation night is a solemn affair for most new members, and this one Is no different. The Junior Engineering Technical Society, during the 1985-86 school year, was Intent upon Increasing Its members’ awareness In the fields of math and science. This is represented by the fact that allmembersmust have taken pre-algebra or a higher mathematics course. The Bartlet Yancey chapter of JETS, which was established In 1979 and has since expanded to a membership of 90, was led In 85-86 by Neal Henderson, president; Vincent Carter, vice-president; Toni Newcomb, secretary, and Derrick Holman, treasurer. As In the past, Jets sponsors were Marcia Dalton, Candace Cooper, and Bill Holloman. JETS planned two trips for the 85-86 calendar, a Florida tour and attendance at the N.C. State University Open House. The Open House Exhibition in Raleigh gave JETS opportunities to tour the N.C. State campus, talk with school officials, and compete In statewide competitions. Competitions included Quiz Bowl teams, paper airplane contests, mousetrap car races, paper tower contests, egg drop contests, and public speaklng debate contests. To finance their excursions, JETS sold candy, T-shirts, Christmas decorations, scented candles, and Easter decorations. 69 HONORING EXCELLENCE Beta club enjoys another successful year. Vice President Mary Beth Sartln, Treasurer Caroline Mills, and Secretary Phillip Thompson discuss plans for the North Carolina Beta Convention. The Bartlett, Yancey Beta Club was one of the most enduring organizations at B.Y. The club recognized those students who have maintained high academic averages. Although the requirements for the Beta club are high, the club had 63 members in the 1985-86 school year making it one of the larger clubs. The Beta Club’s advisor for the year was once again Evangelina Balmori, who succeeded Weldon Slayton, Larxy Patterson, and Billy Loflin. Amy Vernon, a candidate for N.C. State Vice President, was local Beta president, while Mary Beth Sartin was vice president, with Phillip Thompson, secretary, and Caroline Mills, treasurer. The Beta Club had strict and demanding requirements which had to be met and maintained for membership. Sophomores had to have at least a 94 average, Juniors a 92, and Seniors a 91. The decreasing order of requirements was in recognition of the difficulty of maintaining a high average over a long period of time. The club stresses its members’ character and leadership ability, which is represented by the Beta motto, “Let us lead by serving others.” The B.Y. Beta Club sponsored many activities throughout the year. Club members attended the State Convention in March 1985. The club also sponsored a formal dm ner for its senior members and its new members, a group better known as “Baby Betas.” The club also sent Christmas cards to military stations overseas and in the U.S. The Beta Club is involved in many fund-raisers. These include selling candy and stationery to finance projects. One of the activities financed by these sales is the Beta Scholarship, which was awarded to an outstanding Beta student. 70 President Amy Vernon discusses ideas for upcoming meetings with sponsor E. Balmorl whllejunior Glenn Hodges listens in. (left to right) New Beta members Chuck Somers, Clyde Rice, DebraTate, and Jason Williamson perform their version of “Hitler’s Secret Papers” at Beta Club’s covered dish supper and candlelight induction ceremony in January. AWARD WINNING LOCAL CLUB VIGA clubs strive for excellence Selling doughnuts provided some of the funds for VICA-Carpentry. Sponsor Joe Hammock makes a point to Craig Wilson and Troy Smith, treasurer; Ver- non Mansfield, Vice president; and Cynthia Barnes, secretary. Cynthia Barnes checks roll while from left to right VICA-Carpentry members,Jamie Walker, Thomas Hall, Alphonza Stewart, Mike Gauldln and Kim Watiington look on. 72 Auto Body V1CA delivered gifts and food to needy individuals at Christmas. Teresa Winstead serves as state vice president for 85-86. The two active local chapters of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America are the Auto Body and Fender club and the Carpentiy club. With the sponsorshlpofJ.C. Winstead, the Auto Body and Fender group kept up its tradition of excellence in state and national competitions, while the Carpentry club worked to begin a winning club under the direction of Joe Hammock. Both organizations tried to provide opportunities for success to their members who learn the vocational skills which will help them in their careers In the industrial arts. VICA-Auto Body and Fender was again one of the best clubs in the state in 1985-86. In the state competitions in April of 85 they placed first In auto body repair, first In prepared speech, and were named as the outstanding club In the state. During the year the club prepared for the competitions by attending conferences and workshops in Phoenix, Arizona and Laurlnburg, N.C. Local member, Teresa Winstead also served as a state officer during the year. The club enjoyed their success but began looking to the future for new challenges In 86-87. While state and local competitions were the focus of one VICA chapter, the VICA carpentiy club was deeply involved In local construction projects. In addition to conducting several fundraising projects, which Included a raffle and a donut sale, the club devoted countless hours to the construction of the new green house for the horticulture classes, completion of the stadium press box, building a dressing room forMrs. Brandon, and erecting a petition to make classroom space. If they can find the time in their busy schedule, they hope to become Involved in district and state activities in the coming years. The VICA-Carpentry seems ready for real progress. Local VICA officers pose for photo with state staff members at Laurinburg workshop. Prom left to right they are: Kenneth Thigpen, Ricky Turner, Lisa Spicer, Zelda Treadway, Teresa Wlnsted, Leonard Goforth, and Tom Jones. 73 Kathy Pruitt, Rohm Hall, and Lisa The Bartlett Yancey DECA Club, a vocational club which encourages high school students to Callahan take a break from the busy become interested In retailing as a career, sponsored many activities for its members, and was job of selling school supplies. open to any student who would like to pursue DECA’s interests. DECA was sponsored by Ms. Jo Page during 1985-86. DECA president was David Watkins, with Tina Willis, Cathy Hodges, and Delores Cole serving as vice presidents. DECA attended several meetings during the year which included the District Leadership Conference at Southwest Randolph High School In October, 1985. In January’86, DECAwentto the 28th District Competition In Burlington. March '86 saw members attending the State Leadership Conference In Winston-Salem. April ’86 was the time of two events, the National DECA Convention In Atlanta and their Employee Employer Banquet. In order to fund these activities, DECA members sold corsages during Homecoming and candy bars during January and April. 74 IN THE MARKET PLACE DECA learns while working President David Watkins, along with fellow officers Tina Willis, Cathy Hodges, and Delores Coles, direct DECA’s activities throughout the year. Advisor Jo Page rakes in the profit from DECA’s candy sale. 75 SERVING THE COMMUNITY Future Farmers renovate old jail FFA officers from left to right are Melissa Roberts, Sentinel; Gwen Hill, President; Gina Harrelson, Treasurer, Erik Page, Vice-President; Mac; McDowell, Reporter, Beth Thompson, Secretary; and Shannon Thompson, Chaplain. Erik Page wonders if being a ftiture farmer lnvolvesjet planes. State land Judging winners from left to right are Beth Thompson, Jimmy Gusler, William Hatchett, and Mary Beth Everett. Kansas City delegation from left to right are Gwen Hill, David Crumpton, Shannon Thompson, Robert Crabb, Mary Beth Everett, Jimmy Gusler, Lori Edwards, Erik Page, Gaye Poindexter, Billy Boaz, Gina Harrelson, David Jones, and Robin Yates. 76 FFA hands son fruit before delivery. Bartlett Yancey’s F.FA chapter proved again In 1986 that it was one of the most active clubs on campus as well as one of the most successful F.FA. groups In the state. Under the sponsorship of Cy Vernon and Sam Jackson, the local club attended state and national conventions where they participated in several contests and activities. The chapter produced two state champions who participated in national competitions in Oklahoma City as well as five second place state winners. Several of the local members also attended the national convention in Kansas City. Erik Page vice president of the chapter was selected to play with the national FFA band. Mike Burchell was one of the North Carolina delegates to visit the President at the White House in Washington. In addition to its many state and national activities, the FFA chose to renovate the old Caswell County jail for a historical landmark as their major project. The approximately $9000 project took much of the year to complete and involved most of the chapters’ members. Many hours were spent alter school on the extensive restoration. Much of the other time of the members was spent in fruit, candy, and plant sales to raise funds for the various trips and projects. To be a member of the FFA meant working hard in 1986 to produce another “bumper crop” of activities. 77 Two FFA members work on Jail renovation. A SONG FOR ALL OCCASSIONS Chorus sings for grades and not supper Mr. Wells uekles the Ivories for the chorus to sing along with. The Bartlett, Yancey chorus spent much of the school year trying to raise the funds to purchase audio-visual equipment for the music department. Under the direction of Mr. William Wells, the choral department included Chorus I, open by audition to first time students, Chorus II, open to qualified students who had been in Chorus I, and the Show Choir, which was composed of 15 students selected for special performances. The performance year included a Christmas concert presented by all of the groups individually and together. The spring concert on May 15 con- sisted of a formal concert by all the choirs and a “star search” second half that included individual acts in a variety show format. The drama depart- ment participated with the chorus in this part of the program. One of the highlights of the year was the participation of 15 students with the National Opera company’s production of The Merry Wives of Windsor on April 3rd. Working with professional singers in a real stage performance was a special experience for the students. This opportunity and a successful spring concert were the culminations of another active year for the choral department. Valerie Bigelow and Melody Hampton sing away in practicing their singing. 78 Pam Lewis and Debra Long show their enthusiasm. Spencer Gunn, Derrick Harris and Robbie Bell work together to get their song just right. 79 LEARNING DOMESTIC SKILLS Future Homemakers have full year Local president, Debra McCann discusses the upcoming district meeting with sponsor, Betty Satterfield. The 1985-86 FHA officers from left, to right are: Debra Willis, Debra McCann, Rhonda Odum, Lora Beasley, Nannie Richmond, and Crystal Pennix. 80 The Future Homemakers of America club at Bartlett Yancey began the year with its president, Debra McCann, completing her term as district vice president and preparing to participate in new district and state competitions. On October 29 a delegation attended the state leadership workshop where local members learned some of the skills required to serve in leadership positions. During the year the local teams and In- dividuals prepared for the district and state proficiency events which were held on April 9 and 10. As well as district and state events, the chapter organized a pizza party on November 7 for the membership and hosted the annual FHA banquet on March 13. FHA week was observed dur- ing the week of February 9 as members worked to inform the school of their goals and activities. The 75 members, under sponsors Irma Miller, Harriet Brandon, and Betty Satterfield, worked hard to make 1986 the best year ever. Nannie Richmond prepared a exquisite repast In class. 81 Senior Baritone player Dennis English con- centrates on his “Big Band Blowout part while Quentin Madden and Quincy Black- well back him up with saxo- phone and baritone sac. Band officers perform an im- portant part of the band’s operation. From left to right they are: Evelyn McLaughlin, Secretary- 'I'reasurer, Mary Beth Sartln, Drum Major; Neal Henderson, Booster Rep- resentative; Robin Wil- liamson, Drum Major; Robin Pleasant, Secretary- Treasurer; Michelle Paschal, Vice President; and Amy Vernon, President. 82 MARCHING TO THEIR OWN DRUMMERS Varsity band completes a successful year Bartlett Yancey High School’s Varsity Band Is one which has become recognized state-wide as one of the higher quality marching bands today. The present band, founded in 1978, has become immensely popular at B.Y., and had 130 members in the 1985-86 academic year. The band was ably organized by Directors Ron Amos and Dock Sawyer. The band officers for the year were Amy Vernon, president, and Michelle Paschal, vice-president. Robin Pleasant and Evelyn McLaughlin were band secretaries, while Robin “The Hitman” Williamson and Mary Beth Sartln were the drum majors. The school year started a little early for the band, with practice beginning in August. Additionally, members were required to attend practices after school twice a week until November. Bartlett Yancey band members performed at several concerts, parades, and competitions during the school year. These included Christmas and Spring concerts. The band also marched in the homecoming parade, as well as in a parade competition in Mt. Aliy on November 23. In this contest, our band blew away the competition in almost every category. In June 1985 the band attended Myrtle Beach’s Sun Pun Festival and took second place, despite temperatures above 100 degrees. The band planned a repeat visit to the annual Washington, D.C. Cherry Blossom Festival in April 1986, hoping to better their fourth-place finish of 1983. The Pep Band, composed of volunteers, played at B.Y. Buccaneer basketball games. It Is a long and uneasy trip to the Varsity Band. The members started band in the seventh grade. In the eighth grade, under the direction of Dock Sawyer, band members got their first taste of actual concerts and competitions. After these beginning years, most members went to the J.V. Band in the ninth year, moving up to Varsity Band in the tenth grade. But a few exceptional students were allowed to go directly to the Varsity Band. The Varsity Band sponsored several fundraisers throughout the 85-86 season, including a car raffle. The band members sold tickets at $100 each for a new Chevrolet Cavalier, which was won by Faiger Blackwell. The band also sold pizzas and fruit in order to raise money for attending competitions. Varsity Band members perform the difficult “Sleigh Ride” during the Chiis- Co-Drum Major, Robin Williamson, practices tmas concert. her directing techniques. a Who were the drum nvyore in 1985? How many computer teachers were at B Y. in 85? Who was homecoming queen in 1965? Who were number 1 and 2 in the class of 86? Winn was FKA’8 major prey� in 1985-86? Who was president of the photography club? ________________________________________________________ 'rracey Webster patiently waits for Mr. Amos to stop lecturing and to start directing while rifles Cassandra Farrish, Sharon Brintle, and Amanda Fulton sweat in the summer sun. Flag captain Kelly Daniel pauses to take a breather from drilling new flag girls. Assistant band director, Dock Sawyer looks over brochures concerning new fundraising projects. 84 WORKING TO MAKE THE BIG TIME JV band practices to qualify for varsity Carol Ann Brandon, Carla Bailey, Russell Burr, Joey Jones, June Hooper, and Angela Somers provide “the beat” for the JV band. The Junior Varsity Band is made up of ninth grade students who have had previous band experience or have a strong interest in music. Under the direction of Ron Amos the JV band marched in the 85 Christmas parade and performed as part of the Christmas con- cert. The culmination of the year is the Spring concert and the expectation of joining the varsity band in the fall. Ron Amos provides individual tutoring to Bryan Huffman. 85 Treva Foster Instructs Douglas Plnchback concerning layouts while Tracy Webster helps with the under- classmen section. Assistant editor Emory Upchurch nervously shows Mr. Slayton another mistake in the copy. 86 Editor Amy Vernon discusses the “ladder” with Emory Upchurch. THE SCHOOL HOUSE SCOOP! Fulfilling the Interests of others. Under the supervision of Mr. Weldon Slayton and Mr. Bill Bush, the school newspaper. The Treasure Chest, and the school yearbook, The Yan-Tat, were successfully produced. The Treasure Chest had 12 members and the Yan-Tat had 11 members. Both the yearbook and newspaper worked hard to fulfill the interests of the students at Bartlett Yancey. Goals this year for the newspaper and the yearbook staff consisted of teaching the students the 1 -2-3’s of Journalism. The students were taught how to write copy, draw layouts, how to produce a product, how to meet deadlines and its main goal was to learn how to have and deed with responsibilities. As it showed in their work, The Treasure Chest met their goals and pleased their audience. The Yan-Tat staff, however, missed their final deadline even though the book was finally completed by a minority of dedicated staff members. During the last week before the January deadline about five staff members spent long hours to finish the book. To raise money this year The Treasure Chest and the Yan-Tat Staff, sold candy. Candy—an ever so popular item that has been sold at school more than anything else. At the end of the sale The Treasure Chest and the Yan-Tat learned what It meant to make profits. With the profits earned The Treasure Chest decided to buy a computer to be used in future Journalism 1 classes and the Yan-Tat used their profits to pay for the production of the yearbook. Greg Underwood and Daniele Taylor investigate the Apple computer purchased for the newspaper. Jewell Walker gets instructions In photography from newspaper sponsor BUI Bush. Working together as newspaper editors has made Erika Brandon and Donna Harvey good friends as well as ooUeagues. 87 ALL THE RIGHT MOVES “ Checking out” their opponents The Chess Club involved the promoting of interest in the game of Chess. The club gave students the opportunity to im- prove their skills by encouraging them to play. The concentra- tion necessary to compete successfully helped the members improve in other areas and gave them increased self- confidence. During the spring the Chess Club sold candy to raise money for the club. The money raised was used to buy trophies for the winners of the Chess Tournament that was also held in the spring. The tournament was open to anyone who wanted to enter. Sponser Bobbie Allison discusses club policy with President Michelle Farllng. Tony Davis watches while James Bailey prepares a devastating attack. 88 Sponsor, Blanche Page, discusses the Tom-Wat sale. MARKETING FUTURE THE Building A Future in Business Future Business Leaders of America, better known as FBLA, has long since been a well established club here at Bartlett Yancey. The FBLA Club has been established since May 15,1973, by Mrs. Blanche Page, instructor of many of Bartlett Yancey’s business courses. The FBLA Club started out small, but each year it continues to grow bigger and better. The purpose of FBLA is to establish and strengthen the confidence of young men and women and make them into competent, aggressive business leaders. This year the club sold Tom Wat, as it does each year, to raise money for the club. Tom Wat Is an ever so popular Item that many of the students enjoyed buying. FBLA involves many subjects of interest such as Typing I II, Shorthand, Accounting and Office Procedures at District and State levels. Each year several members compete In contests. The FBLA has previously had first place winners In competition at national and state levels. Several members have gone as far as to compete in contests in Chicago and Indianapolis. FBLA officers are from left to right Kim Miles, Michelle Paschal, Tracey Taylor, and Kim Stephens. 89 Mrs. Wiley decides what to buy from FBLA members in the lobby. WE THE PEOPLE Student Council practices democracy The Student Government Association was organized in order to boost school spirit and service as a link between students and the administra- tion. One student out of each homeroom one student was chosen to serve on the Council. These students representatives reported to their homerooms after each meeting to inform the other their classmates about what was decided and what projects were being planned. In 1985-86 the Council sponsored two dances which were held in order to raise money for the school. With the money raised this year the Student Council put plans in order to buy class direc- tional signs that are absolutely needed for the new students that come to high school each year. Other plans were made to buy a copy machine for the main office and smother prospect was to buy new blinds for the front of the school. Last year money was also raised to purchase things for the school. A VCR was con- tributed to the media depart- ment which has been in use in the main library since then. Letters for the stadium for the new football field were also purchased last year. William Wells confers with Barbara Johnson on one of the many duties of the SGA 90 Mr. Rowland stresses a point to the members of the SGA. The members of the SGA allow Mr. Howland’s suggestions to sink In. 91 SGA members discuss Mr. Rowland’s Ideas and decide upon their actions for the next month. SEARCHING FOR Afro-American expresses THEIR ROOTS black culture. AAS meetings are lively events and this one is no different. The Afro-American Club is one of the largest clubs here at B.Y. With over 175 members the club made it through each club meeting and something was accomplished at each. The purpose of the Afro- American club this year was to enlighten the members on black hlstoiy. Through meetings members learned how to benefit themselves from efforts of black support in the past to help them In tomorrow’s world. Goals this year for the club In- cluded the club being Involved in community events. Other goals were obtained by travel within the club to gather knowledge from black people for black people. The club had different speakers during the year that came and spoke to the club on black history and then answered any questions asked. During the year the club went to the State Fair. Plans were made for the purchasing of club jackets. Jesse M jelie looks over the plan for a club meeting. The officers talk with Mr. Malette about the club's planned events. 92 CHECK IT OUT! Media Club assists in library work. Felicia Graves clips articles out for the vertical file. Lisa Neighbors, president of the library club, provides leadership needed for the club. The North Carolina Library Association, of which our Library Club is a part of, was organized for the purposes of increasing pupil interest and participation in school library work, promoting better under- standing between local and state high school library clubs, and arousing Interest in the study of librarianship as a profes- sion. Topical duties of library assistants in- volves a desire of wanting to just how things are done. Circulating and process- ing materials is one of the many things a library assistant must do. Other duties in- clude clipping and filing vertical file materials, shelving books and magazines, helping with the production of audio- visuals, and assisting students with special projects. As you can see, library assistants render a valuable service to the school while learning more about the library. Tammy Collier assists Steve Stewart In checking out a book. FUTURE ROCKWELLS Drawing New Dreams Work your Angers to the bone? Brian Doss has a look of con- Adence as he studies his work. Future Artists of America, better known as The Art Club, is sponsored by Mrs. Stllwell and Mrs. Hare. To be a member of this organization a student must have been enrolled in Art I or Art II, which is directed by Mrs. Stilwell, or in Commercial Art, which was directed by Mrs. Hare. To get in one of these classes the student had to pass an Art Test. The Art Club participated in the Homecoming Parade with a float entry and won 3rd place. Members participated in the Caswell County Art Show that was held in April. Members that participated displayed their art work In various parts of the school and the Gunn Memorial Public Library, and members were encouraged to view art exhibitions in museums and the Civic Center. The Art Club won 1st place In the Caswell County Fair on the booth they designed and completed for the Caswell Council for the Arts and History entry. Members also volunteered their time to the Yan-Tat, to design programs for banquets for clubs and athletics, and to write names in calligraphy on over 1500 certificates for the school and administrative board. The Art Club was proud to say that they were “Happy to serve in order to make our school a more artistic place in which to learn and study.” 94 Mrs. Suiwell — is that a look of relief? LEARNING THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE French club studies “le francals” C Q This club meeting appears to be very lively. Officers for the French Club are Row 1: Cassandra Farrlsh, Michelle McCain, Angle Denny. Row 2: Patricia Henderson, Tammy Claiborne. This year the French Club engaged in many exciting projects. The club dined at a marvelous French restaurant. They also made those delicious French sandwiches. Among many other things, the French Department had an interest in the foreign exchange student program in which many of the students planned to participate. In addition to all the other projects the club elected officers which would direct the club in any plans that were to be made. The club decided to buy exclusive sweatshirts with the official French emblem on the front. The French club also participated in French Day which was a day when all students were required to bring an item that was originally made in France. Over the course of the day each class viewed each item brought in by the other students and learned how each of the items was made. 95 Mrs. Graves directs the French Club’s activities during the year. PATCHWORK PALS Making it as a letterman The Monogram club float participates In the Homecoming Pararie. SUPER- H This year the Monogram Club had 35 members. This athletic service organization has con- tributed much to Bartlett Yancey High School this year. The Monogram does many of the things that no one else will do. Dur- ing the football season the Monogram Club assisted the football field crew In preparing the field before the games and repair- ing them afterwards. They also worked in the concession stands during football and basketball seasons. During the Christmas season the Monogram Club was In the mood for giving. Through the will of the club enough food and other supplies was collected to give to needy families. The club members also sponsored a dance and from the profits gained they donated over $400.00 to the Athletic Depart- ment for the purchase of banners for the new gymnasium. 96 Monogram members look on al one of their meetings with coaches from Elon. STEPPING UP IN 86 Sophomores leave freshman year behind. Patti Apple David Atwater Jimmie Baize Daryl Barker Fred Barnes Harvey Barnwell Teresa Barnwell Chris Barrett Kenneth Beagle Barry Beggarly Robbie Bell Tamela Blackwell Christy Blakeman Anita Boyd Melissa Boyd Debora Braden Myra Branson Cheryl Bray Sharon Brlntle Sherry Brown Tracy Brown Terry Burr Lisa Burton Anthony Campbell Thomas Campbell Toby Carter Michelle Chambers Carlos Chandler Cindy Chavis Jennifer Chester 97 Keith Claiborne Dawn Clayton Edgar Clayton Shawn Clayton Wayne Coleman Brian Corbett Ronnie Corbett Angela Cox David Cox Libby Crlsoo Norma Crouch Susan Dabbs Dorothy Dameron Michael Dameron Dawn Daniel Calandra Davidson Timothy Davis Tony Davis Andrea Daye Vicky DeBord Ray Kanes Corey Elliot Dana Elliott Mary Ellis Maurice Elmore Linda Enoch Glynls Farmer Vonda Farrish Anthony Fitzgerald James Fitzgerald Audra Foster 'IYeva Foster Ronald Fowler Susan Fowlkes Clemle Puller Amanda Pulton Douglas Fuqua Jamie Fuqua Cheryl Purgess Sharon Garland Thomas Garland Michael Gauldln Alphonso Gentry Roger Gllreath Tommy Grainger Angela Graves Carlette Graves Cynthia Graves 98 Treva Graves Sheila Greenway HoUy Gregory James Gunn Bernice Gwynn John Gwynn Dennis Hall Thomas Hall Eddie Hampton Tamara Hardy Daphne Harris Mario Harris Randolph Harris Vlkkl Harris John Haynes Mark Headen Paul Henchey Beuy Henderson Byron Henderson Darren Henderson Eric Henderson Leonard Henderson Chris Hermann Sharon Hightower Beth HOI Bonita Hines Todd Hodges Darren Hooker Michael Hoover Greg Ingram Angela Jeffers Felix Jeffers Sharon Jeffers Anita Jefferson Everett Jeffries Kimberly Jeffries Sonya Jeffries Leigh Jernlgan Craig Johnson Kenneth Johnson Kevin Johnson Stephanie Johnston Qynthla Jones David Jones Natalie Jones Richard Jones Sharon Jones Marvin Justice 99 William Lea Charmin Lewis Richard Lipscomb Pamela Lipscomb Delores Long Dexter Long Jay Long Dana Lunsford Fonda McCadden Tracy McCadden Neal McDuffie Mike McKinney Lacy McLaughlin Lori McLaughlin Tony McLaughlin 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Suzanne Solomon Chuck Somers Patricia Southern William Southern Karen Spinks Alphonza Stewart Thomasine Stewart Virginia Stewart Rodney Stokes James Surgeon Kolosa Surgeon Tammy Talbott Bobby Tate Debra Tate Keith Taylor Charles Thaxton Melissa Thaxton Cindy Thomas Teresa Thomas Jennifer Thompson Tracey Thompson Dee Dee Thornton Tracy Tucker John Turner Rhonda Turner Ricky Turner Sharon Turner Gregory Underwood Patrick Underwood Emory Upchurch Peter Upchurch David Vernon Tammy Vernon Carson Wade 102 Clint Walker Jamie Walker Michael Walker Sherri Walker John Warren Larry Watkins Sheila Watkins Bushia Watlington Mickey Watlington Melissa Weatherford David Webster Rick Webster Ivorl Welch Audra White Ben Whitt Sherry Whitt Kathryn Wiles Charlie Williamson Jason Williamson Lisa Williamson Mike Williamson Perry Williamson Nicky Willis Sandy Wilson Tony Wlmbish Sandra Womack Vicky Woods Walter Woods Julie Workman Gary Worley Angela Wrenn Mary Jo Yarbrough Scott Yarbrough Robin Yates Kenneth Young 103 Noi Pictured: Brad Allen Joe Austin Heather Barry Joe Bennett Curtis Blaylock Randy Blaylock Kelvin Brown Brenda Chaney Beverly Clark Delores Coles Kim Collins Pamela Corbett Richard Corneluis Charles Crisp Tracey David Traqy Fleeger Oble Gauldin Ray Glass Troy Grasty Chris Graves David Graves Douglas Graves Earl Graves Timothy Graves Tommy Gunnell Maurice Harris Becky Henderson James Hester Regina Holden Jim Jefferies Marvin Jefferies Joel Johnson Kevin Johnson Timothy Johnson James Kirby Kim Lea Greg Lettley Norman Lewis James McClalne Sheriy McLean Percy Mangum Walter Mangum William Massey Eric Mims Leonard Moore Cathy Phillips Stacey Poteat Vincent Poteat Kimberly Pruitt Michael Pulley Chris Saunders Kendrick Sellars Larry Sellars Cynthia Shoemaker Sylvia Simpson John Southern Joyce Southern Onassls Stuart Zelda Treadway Angela Watlington Linda Watlington Dannell Weatherford Annette Williams Arlene Williams Gary Williams Jerry Williams Michelle Williams Phillip Williamson Tonya Williamson Frederick Womack Sharon Woods 104 SPORTS BUCCANEERS ON THE GRIDIRON 1985 ends the Horne Era Senior Terrance Graves leaves some pursuing Cavaliers behind. L10 He How 1: David Owen, Mike Langone. Row 2: A1 Thompson, Sieve Vernon, Head-coach Joe Horne, Sam Jackson, John Mitchell. Even though the Bugs had a disappointing .year, much ex- perience was gained. Days and days of hard work seemed to provide the Bucs with a little support, but once the Bucs were on the field the odds Just seemed to be against them. The team put forth as much effort as could be expected. Many of the Bucs gained recognition for their efforts but above all, Vincent Wilson, the star receiver and defensive end, gained All-Conference Honors. Next year should be a more promising year for the Bucs. Coach Horne resigned from Head-coach this year and maybe next year the Bucs will have a more confident perspective on the games they play. The Bucs ended the year with a 1-9 record. 106 107 Mike Burchell displays his “Herculean” strength. L to Fic ltow 1: James Brown, Ftodney Doss, Greg Lawson, Chris Graves, Craig Johnson, Richard Guy, Michael Burchell. I tow 2: Benard Jefferies, Carl Blackwell, Richie Brackln, Jay Workman, Kendall Haley, Jimmy Webster, Allen Gammon, Jerry Potter. Row 3: Carlos Chandler, Jimmy Gusler, Derrick Harris, Willie Turner, Vincent Wilson, Tim Jones, Robert Watllngton, Kevin Crabtree, Erik Page. JUNIOR BUCS MAKE IT BIG JV Football adds new life to football Number 81 Jamie Hamlett and number 42 block for a BY sweep. This year the JV Football team was a well rounded team with much experience gained. The JV’s were a veiy competi- tive team this year and many of the players are expected to start on the Varsity team next year. Plans for next year con- cerning a weight lifting program were made and it should benefit the team well. The JV team this year was the most talented as any ever has been but their greatest efforts were shown in their victory over Williams. JV football team from left to right. Row 1: Shawn Pennlx, Norvell Jeffries, Byron Henderson, Lariy Felder, Clarence Moore, Lawrence Merrlt, Terry Burr, Kenneth Neal, Layton Everltt. Row 2: John Pennlx, Harold Fountain, Otis Farmer, Richard Lipscomb, Clarence Smith, Scott Rice, William Vernon, Daryl Smith, Kevin Johnson, William Lea, Row 3: Louis Williamson, Edgar Clayton, Rlchaiti Rogers, Eddie Hampton, Leonard Moore, Gerald Turner, Toby Carter, Jamie Hamlett. Row 4: Garrick Turner, Everett Jeffries, McRae Mangum, Keith Taylor, Larnont Johnson, William Southern, Chris (Pish) Payne, Rodney Orr. ItsmIL ; ,3 72 2CLA. G6fA pc,i. ci 7lk jn- iQ 108 Kevin Johnson carries the pigskin. John Pennlx struggles forward with the ball as Terry Burr blocks down field. Andy Leatherwood watches as Coach Thompson instructs Eugene Riddick on proper tackling during summer practice. 109 Dana Elliott sinks another free throw as the Bucs roll to another win. Nov. £6 Reidsville Home (W) Nov. 29 Reidsville Away(W) Dec. 3 Rockingham Home (W) Dec. 7 Northeast Away (W Dec. 13 Rockingham Away (W) Dec. 14 Northeast Home (W) Jan. 7 Western A Away (W) Jan. 10 Eastern A. Home (W) Jan. 14 Williams Home (L) Jan. 17 Graham Away (L) Jan. 21 Southern A. Home (W) Jan. 24 E. Randolph Home (W) Jan. 28 Cummings Away (L) Jan. 31 Western A. Home (W) Feb. 4 Eastern A. Away (W) Feb. 7 Williams Away — Feb. 11 Graham Home — Feb. 14 Southern A. Away — Feb. 18 E. Randolph Away — Feb. 21 Cummings Home — Ray Henderson uses his whole body (including A Williams defender tries in vain to stop Fitzgerald tongue) to make another two points. Wiley’s Jumper. 110 SHOOTING FOR THE TOP Varsity basketball has bright season Coach Page checks Scou McDowell’s academic progress as well as his basketball skills. Shawn Graves leaps for the Jump ball against a taller Williams’ player. In the first half of the 1985-86 season, the Varsity basketball team had an un- defeated record In conference play. Their only loss at that point was in the Danville Bee Christmas Tournament in a controversial game against George Washington High School. Outstanding play was the norm for the Bugs during the entire tournament. Players Ray Henderson, Shawn Graves, Dana Elliot, and Spencer Gunn made significant contributions. The Bucs’ won against neighboring rival Reidsvllle both at home and away in out-of-conference play. These wins alone made the season successful. A close loss by two points to conference leader Cummings seemed to bode well for the remainder of the season. The team seemed to have the right mixture of experience and fresh, new players as they moved toward con- ference tournament play. The team wasn’t hurt too much by the loss of the 1985 players to graduation. The ex- perienced ball handling of senior Ray Henderson, kept the team on top and In control along with the excellent play of Shawn Graves and Dana Elliot. The 86 basketball team had the poten- tial to go far. The superb coaching of Lindsey Page gives the players the leadership and guidance that every team needs to be a number one team. The85-86 Buccaneers are from left to right. Row 1: Corey Elliott, Spencer Gunn, Scott McDowell, Willie Moore, Dexter Long, Ray Henderson, Fitzgerald Wiley. Row a Chris Graves, James Graves, Keith Clayborne, Willie Hardy, Dana Elliott, Steve Stewart, Shawn Graves, Byron Henderson, and Coach Lindsey Page. Ill The J.V. Basketball team began the ’85-’86 basketball season with high hopes and a new coaching staff. After many years of successful coaching, Robert McCain left Bartlett Yancey to teach In the Greensboro City School System. John Mitchell transferred from High Rock Elem. to B.Y. to replace McCain as head coach of the team. Coach Mitchell was assisted by Coach Mike Langone, another fresh face at B.Y. this year. This staff managed to keep the high standards of the McCain era with a little spice that gave this new staff the title of “The Mitchell Era.” “We need to become able to press with better than average success,” was the comment made by Mitchell after an early January win over Western Alamance. The team won with a score of 61-45. The J.V. Basketball team had a few “kinks” in its chemistiy that caused the team to lose some games in the early part of the season. As the season progressed, the team became better acquainted with themselves. This was proven by how the team’s quality of play improved in the middle and the latter part of the season as the team rode at the top of the conference in late January. The Mitchell Era may have proven itself to be an Instrumental part of the Bartlett Yancey Atheletic Depart- ment. Louis Williamson plays the big “D” against Eastern. Close games were the order of the day in the new gym for the JV squad. 112 Number 40 lays the ball in against Williams. THE MITCHELL ERA BEGINS J.V.’s new head coach starts ’86 with success! L to R Row 1: Mark Ross, Leonard Moore, Bryant Yancey, Terry Moore. Row Z: Steve Jones, John Pennlx, Gerald Turner, Louis Williamson, Clarence Moore, Coach John Mitchell. Coach Mitchell discusses the plan dur- ing a timeout. 113 HITTING THE BOARDS Lady Bugs show great progress The Lady Bucs had bright hopes of a winning season in 1986. They had the ex- perience to pull through those close games with the efforts of the ten returning lettermen. Another great edition to the team was the returning All-Conference senior Barbara “Duck” Johnson. The Lady Bucs had a well balanced team this year with good speed and good height. Rebounding was one of the Lady Bucs most outstanding assets in most of their games. With one of the tallest teams in the Mid- State Conference the Lady Bucs hoped to have a year full of wins. As of Januaiy 28,1986 the Lady Bucs had a record of 5-2. The women’s basketball team is from right to left Bow 1: MoUy Bradsher, Beth Thompson, Evelyn “Duck” Johnson gets up over a Reldsville McLaughlin, Barbara Johnson, Phyllis Price, Melissa Murphy, Rhonda Turner, Christy Sellars. Row defender. Coach Donna Edwards; Manager, Artena Williamson; Shontale Blackwell, Melissa Bell, Tracy Taylor, Rhonda Briggs, Tracey Page, Antoinette Totten; Kelly Butler; Manager, Lisa Williamson. 114 Coach Edwards tells the team how to break the press during a time out against Rhonda Briggs balances the ball before Eastern. pushing it toward the basket. 115 Sam Reynolds cheers a learn member on the way to a victory. Mitchell England takes the “referee’s position” after a break In the action. After losing an All-State candidate, Nelson Watkins, to graduation, the 1986 Buccaneer wres- tling team had to rely on many underclassmen to continue the winning tradition that had been established over the past years. Under new coach, Joe Horne, the young team endured a hard season which stood at 1 win and 8 losses at the beginning of February. Within the dismal season outstanding wrestlers were Mitchell England, Anthony Sellars, Vincent Carter, Willie Turner, and Purcell Watkins. Coach Horne expressed the hope that the team would learn from the experience of 86 and regain Us winning form in 87. 116 GRAPPLERS WORK FOR WIN Wrestlers begin season under new coach Shouting out instructions, coaches Joe Horne and Ray Reagan prove that they have strong lungs and voices. Wrestling Team: Left to right, Row 1: Coleman Wilson, Kenneth Barfield, Sam Reynolds, Mitchell England, Will Lancaster, Vincent Carter, and Allen Shell. Row 2: Art Buchanan, Todd Hodges, Jimmy Webster, Anthony Sellars, Willie Turner, Purcell Watkins, and Chris Payne. 117 REACHING THE FENCES Baseball team has winning season Andy Dodson reaches for the fences. Team members left, to right are: Row one; Coach Sam Jackson, Scott Pruitt, Alan Poteat, Neal Bean, Mike Coleman, Craig Cox. Mike Wiles, and statisticians Tam- my Collier and Debbie Cobb. Row two: Darrel Hamlett, Chris Dailey, Kin Watlington, Andy Dodson, Todd Willis, Mac Mac Dowell, Ricky Wilson, and manager Byron Henderson. 118 The varsity baseball team worked hard and improved the records of past years to conclude the year with a winning season. Their record was 9-8 which tied them for 5th place In the conference. The two wins against Western Alamance were significant In that they knocked Western out of the playoffs. Outstanding play by Neal Bean helped the team tremendously. In one game, he hit 3 home runs. Mike Coleman won the batting average title for the school at .392 overall. The M.V.P. award went to Neal Bean. Coach Thompson commented, “The team played very well. They put forth a great effort for the season. They worked hard for the level of talent on the team.” The players lacked great team speed on the whole, but they had a great season in the end. Now the coach and the fans looked forward to the 1986 season with anticipation. Theodore Bennett shows his winning form. 119 LOOKING TO THE BIG LEAGUE J.V.’s prepare for varsity play The Junior Varsity team members for 1986 were left to right. Row 1: Thomas Hall, manager; Kevin Johnson; Patrick Ridge; Daryl Barker, Mike Burchell; David Cox; Joel Johnson; Jamie Walker; Rick Webster; Anthony Campbell; Kyle Mitchell, manager. Row 2: Tammy Vernon, statistician; Greg Hoskins; Lee Coleman; Richie Braekin; Randy Massey; Allen Gammon; Jimmy Gusler, Jason Williamson; Scott Powell; James Gunn; Onasis Stewart; Susan Dabbs, statistician. 120 The purpose of the J.V. baseball team In 1985 was to give experience to prospective varsity players. While the team worked hard to win every game, the experience gained by their rela- tively short schedule was Invaluable. Their record of 3 wins and 7 losses spoke more of the caliber of their competition than It did of their play. Allen Gammon and Kevin Johnson provided the offensive punch. Coach Owen, m his first year as JV coach, was pleased with the progress of the team and looked forward to them giving the 86 varsity team a lift. 121 Kevin Johnson rounds the base after a homerun. FLEXING FEMININE MUSCLE Lady Bugs play hard softball In the spring of 1985, the Lady Bugs were taking no prisoners in the game of softball. They finished the season with an outstanding 10-6 record. This put the ladles in 4th place in the conference. Girls’ softball coach, Donna Edwards, felt that the team possessed the correct chemistry to give them the winning season they wanted. The team showed its greater talents in an impressive come back game against Williams High School. The Lady Bucs were down 0-10 in the 5th inning. In the 6th, the girls got it together and started a shocking come back. They went on to win the game 16-10. The MVP for the year was Melissa Murphy. Other outstand- ing players were Phyllis Price — batting average and Lori Slaughter — best defense. The all-conference players in- cluded Barbara “Duck” Johnson, Phyllis Price, and Melissa Murphy. Hopefully these players will be instrumental in aid- ing the Lady Bucs to another winning season in the spring of 1986. Barbara Johnson gives the pitch a Beth Thompson wants a hit so badly she can almost taste it. mean look. Carolyn Cobb plays softball with a hardball attitude. 122 Girls Softball leam members are from left to right; Bow 1: Melissa Murphy, Phyllis Price, Wendy Thompson, Joyce Southern. Bow Donna McCain, Bhonda Turner, Carolyn Cobb, Pamela Buchannon, Lori Slaughter. How 3: Coach Donna Edwards, Beth Thompson, Joeette Graves, Bhonda Slade, and Barbara Johnson. Senior Barbara “Duck” Johnson’s happy attitude will be missed next year. Coach Edwards gives Wendy Thompson some last minute instructions. 123 S? O O O O O For what is “Yan-Tto the short form? Who was the “lone varsity basketball player? What “Ulle” did Mike Coleman win in 86? What “nde did the band take at the Christmas concert? Who brought fashion to B Y. from the military? How many trivia categories were in the contents of the Yan-Tat? Members of the track team work on their starts. The track team members are, from left to right. Row 1: Clarence Smith, Mitchell England, Patrick Watkins, Derrick Moore, Paul Itoblnson. Row 2: Carlos Chandler, Keith Taylor, Richard Lipscomb, Everett Jeffries, Bobby Faucette, Chris Payne, and Coach Andy Hawks. 124 THE END OF THE HAWKS ERA Coach Hawks’ final days The Men’s track team said good-bye to a great coach last spring. Though they didn’t have a winning season, they felt like winners. Coach Hawks left his teaching position at the end of the 1985 school year; leaving not only a teaching position, but also the position as head coach of Men’s track. The track team had a record of 1 -6 in conference play. MVP was given to both Johnny Miles and Bobby Faucett. These two were outstanding players on the team. What the team lacked in speed, they made up for in character. Maybe the 1986 spring season will hold a winning season for the “winged-foot” Buccaneers. Keith Taylor flies high in the pole vault, one of the more diffi- cult events for high school track athletes. Prom left to right, Nelson Watkins, Everett Jeffries, and Bobby Paucette prepare 'or their next events as Coach Robinson looks on. F 1 1 Yanceyvillc Tauier oo Scott McDowell (the only white player) Batting Title The song “Sleigh Ride” Jon Griffin CD 125 The ’84-’85 track members are from left to right. Row 1: Lisa Williamson, Deanna King, Christy Sellars, Tammy Corbett. Anthony Robinson (manager). Row 2: Wendy Barber, Paula Smith, Deecy Harris, Tracy Taylor, Zenobia Murphy, Coach Paul Robinson. Row 3: Kirsten Richmond, Tammy L. Lea, and Sonya Jeffries. Paula Smith picks up the pace as Deecy hands her the baton. 126 THE LEADER OF THE PACK Lady Bugs finish with impressive effort With the coaching efforts of coach Paul Robinson, the women’s track team finished the ’85 spring season with a 3- 4-1 record. Coach Robinson also had his first relay team ever to go the reglonals. They were veiy successful there also. Key members of the team were Tracey Taylor, Norma Tanner, Deecy Harris, and Fonda McCadden. In the high jump, Tracey Taylor won the Mid-State Eastern conference, the sectionals, the regionals and placed 2nd in the state with a jump of 5 ft. 4 Inches. Norma Tanner, one of the members of the 440 relayteam,ranthe 100 meter dash in 12 seconds. Star athlete, Deecy Harris, set a new school record in the long jump. She placed 1st Ln the mid-State eastern con- ference and 2nd in the sectionals with a jump of 17 ft. 5.25 inches. “We had the best season ever,” commented coach Robinson. He also added, “We are looking forward to another great season. We lost one member of the 440 relay team to gradu- ation, but we gained a transfer student to make up the loss.” With many of the Lady Bugs returning, the girls track team should be the best team ever in 1986. Deecy Harris was a winner In the longjump event. Here she displays her talents for the camera. 12? The JV squad learn as they prepare for a possible varsity position. L to Ft Center: Lori Welch. Row 1: Jo Ann Chandler, Jennifer Thompson, Tonya Yellock, Cheering on the JV basketball team, the JV Stacy Williamson. Row 2: Andrea Graves, Tara Pennix, Tonya Carrington, Michelle Puquay, cheerleaders get the fans pumped up. Mellota Battle, advisor Gaye Poteat. 128 TAKE IT TO THE TOP Cheerleaders Lift School Spirit The J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders worked diligently to install a positive feeling in our teams and fans as well. These “high-spirited” girls were looked to by the teams and fans alike for support and inspiration. Both J.V. and Varsity squads devoted many hours after school to perfect their skills. These young ladies also attended cheerleading camp during the summer months and went to Carowlnds in the fall to enhance their skills and learn new ones. The cheerleaders, along with their advisor Gaye Poteat, created the spirit of the Buccaneer teams. L to R- Row 1: Lori Edwards, Mia Jeffries, Donna McCain, Jennifer Blackwell. Row 2: Tammy Cox, Crystal Simmons, Kelly Pointer, advisor Gaye Poteat, Gaye Poindexter, Shelia McLaughlin, Laurie Poteat. Jennifer Blackwell takes her Job very The tight sidelines in the new gym make the cheerleaders a real part of the action. sertously as she heads the lineup for a cheer. 129 COATES COACHES HEW SPORT Volleyball team building for the future It was a new year for the Lady Bucs Volleyball Team and although they didn’t win many matches they accom- plished much. Through many hours of hard work the Lady Bucs gained many useful skills that will be helpful in years to come. Overall the team improved in aspects of the game and hopes for next to better their 1-5 record of 1985. The girls coach this year was Ms. T.J. Coates who taught the girls many hard drills and made them work hard at their job. Team Captain this year was Phyllis Price who held her position veiy well. The most outstand- ing player this year and a member of the starting line up was Pam Buchanan. Buchanan performed so well she was chosen for the All- Conference team. Coach Coales discusses strategy with Although not on the court the bench plays along, the team. 130 L to R: Row 1: Dana Beggarly, Lisa PYiquay, Robin Johnson, Vennle Ayers, Elaine Somers. Row 2: Evetyn McLaughlin, Tracy Page, Torn Totten, Mary Gusler, Paula Yancey. Row 3: Melissa Bell, Phyllis Price, Pam Buchanan, Barbara Johnson, Coach T.J. Coates. Evelyn McLaughlin sets the ball for Phyllis Price. 131 During a time out Coach Coates explains how to execute the play. THE HEW KIDS Freshmen arrive for ON THE BLOCK their first year at B.Y. John Apple Reginald Apple Cindy Arthur Marvin Bailey Mark Baize Julie Baldwin John Barker Lisa Barts Anthony Bigelow Melanie Blackard Clyde Blackwell Debbie Blackwell Sheniale Blackwell Valerie Blackwell Ronnie Blalock 'IVunice Bowe Molly Bradsher Carol Ann Brandon Darrell Brendle April Broadnax Andre Brown Darrel Brown Jacinta Brown Johnny Brown Shannon Bryson Aretha Burnell Kelly Butler Sam Butler Andy Butts Larry Butts 132 Lome Capps Tonya Carrington Michelle Carter Joey Cates Cheryl Chambers Tracy Chambers Siylvla Chance Alice Chandler Jo Anne Chandler Delores Cole 'IVacy Collier Travis Compton Tammy Conner Ernest Corbett Kennc Corbett Bennie Cox William Cox Tasha Crawford John Crews Robin Crumpton Tracy Dally Cheryl Daniel Meredith Daye Paul DeMott Sortfa Denny Thomas Dev Stephanie Dillard Thomas Dillard Andrea Dixon Angela Dixon Angela Douglas Kenneth Eanes Debbie Eastrldge Daphne Elliot Teresa Ellis Tracy Elmore 133 Wanda Elmore Kevin Emerson Patricia Emerson Angel England Pamela Etchinson Penny Evans Layton Everltt Tammy Everette Otis Farmer Tammie Farrlsh Wray Faulkner Larry Felder Kimberly Fisher Pamela Fogle man Aubrey Foster Harold Fountain Brian Franklin Patrick Fuller Tiffany Fuller Michael Fulton Penny Fulton Doug Fuqua Michelle Fuquay Tara Purges Kenneth Gammon Wendy Gammon David Garland Jennifer Garland Landers Garland Tracey Gay Chantel Gooch Andrea Graves Corey Graves Vada Graves William Graves Tomniy Gunnell Mary Gusler Alison Gwynn Ronald Hairston Pamela Hall Arnold Hamlett Mark Hamlett Tina Hamlett Arthur Hampton Maurice Harris Teresa Hawker Kim Headen Detra Henderson 134 Shelby Henderson Tina Henderson William Henderson Rodney Heston Danila Hicks Kenneth Hicks Alexander Hightower Alicia Hightower Angela Hobbs Leslie Holman June Hooper April Horne Tammy Hudson Bryan Huffman Stephanie Hunt Andrea Ingold Deana Jefferson Earl Jeffreys Norveil Jeffreys Antonio Johnson Carol Johnson Richard Johnson Todd Johnson Joey Jones Katrina Jones Steven Jones Thomas Jones Mary Kendrick Paula King Dale Lambert Greg Lawson Starlett Layne Angela Lee Jeanette Lea Kenneth Lea Zelodis Lea Robert Leatherwood Stephanie Lee Reid Lewis Christy Lipscomb Eva Lipscomb Mario Lipscomb Stephanie Loftls Tammy Loftls Phyllis Love Jennifer Lunsford Ernest McCain Crlstl Mabe 135 George Mahaiey Rhonda Mangum Melissa Mansfield Lawrence Merrill Mall MLller Priscilla M lllner Nadine Mims Michelle Minor Regina Mitched Valerie M itched Amanda Moore Clarence Moore John Moore Lori Moore Pamela Moore Randall Moore Spencer Moore Gina Mumpower Lynetta Murphy Robby Nance Eric Neal Amy Neighbors Peggy Nelson Traci Newcomb Elizabeth Nunnally Sonya Odum Stacey Oliver Troy Page Carla Parris Daryl Paschal Phydis Paylor John Plnnlx Shawn Plnnlx Michael Perkins Tony Perkins Dovie Peuy 136 “Being a principal is a lonely job” Mr. Rowland seems to be thinking as he watches over the crowded cafeteria Mary Pickard Catherine Ptnchback Tara Pinnix April Pleasant Dwayne Pleasant Anthony Poteat Tonya Poteat Betty Purgason Timothy Pyles Wendy Pyles Carolyn Regan Chris Rice Scott Rice Jerry Richmond Samson Richmond Eugene Riddick Richard Rogers Teresa Rogers Mark Ross Cory Royster William Royster Rodney Rudd John Satterfield Susan Scearce George Scott Melinda Scott Cynthia Sellars Roosevelt Sellars Patrick Shaw Clayton Shumaker Roy Siddle Jonathan Sims Sekena Singletary Gregory Slade Kenneth Slade James Smith Kermlt Smith LeGeorge Smith Melissa Smith Rodney Smith Troy Smith David Soloman Gary Soloman Angela Somers Michael Southern Susan Spiecher Karen Staqy Valerie Stadler 137 Tood Stanfield Alicia Steadman Rita Stewart Kenny Strader Sharon Strader Charles Stump Rhonda Stump Dee Dee Tate Judy Taylor Tom Terrell Christopher Thomas Rodney Thomas Surklethus Thomas Markus Thompson Roy Thompson Shenedla Thompson Michael Thorpe Susan Totten Marla Troxler Carol Turner Garrick 'I imer Gerald Turner Geraldine Turner Henry Turner Karen Underwood Kenyatta Upchurch Tracey Upchurch Bobble Vaughn Bettle Vernon William Vernon Cordelia Vinson Larry Walker Michelle Walker Billy Ward Patricia Watkins Percell Watkins John Watllngton Laura Watlington Kimberly Watlington Tammy Watllngton John Watson LeGrand Webster William Wheeler Christy White Stacey Wietfeldt Franklin Wiley Teresa Williams Artena Williamson 138 Not Pictured Kenneth Allen Tommie Apple Carla Bailey Kenneth Barfield Bryce Barker Gary Barker Cartina Barksdale Mellotta Battle Dana Beggarly April Blackwell William Bo we Tammy Boyd Michael Brown James Buchner Russell Burr Larry Capps Joey Carter Linda Chaney Gloria Claiborne Monique Clark Rodney Cobb John Coleman Connie Collins Stacey Corbett Kim Crabtree Gregory Cobb Pam Dillard Sheila Easley Sheila Eastridge Otis Poster Edward Fuqua Fentre Graves Michael Graves Paul Hammond Roger Hancock Lance Hatfield Eric Henderson Brian Isley Jeffrey Johnson Tony Johnson Marvin Jones Darrell Lea Janice Lea John Lee Gary Littlejohn Troy Love Urana Love Bobby McCain Martin McCain Reginald McGee Andre Madden Qlana Madden McRae Mangum Warrenn Murphy Malinda Murphy Richard Murray Chris Oakley Kendra Phil pot Diego Pinnix Lamont Plnnlx Kelly Poteat Kendrlc Sellars 1 larvey Short Antionette Simpson Jefferson Smith John Smith Matt Somers Joyce Southard Anglea Southern Patricia Southern Kim Spann Charles Stokes Sean Story Ruby Talley Rodney Thomas John Turner Angela Walters Lewis Watllngton Audra White Alice Williams Candice Wray Michael Wrenn Michael Yellock Deborah Williamson Kenrlc Williamson Louis Williamson Manelito Williamson ' Pearlle Williamson Stacey Williamson Tlfflnl Williamson Donald Willis Gus Wells Coleman Wilson Jesse Wilson Kim Wilson Michael D. Wilson Michael S. Wilson Teresa Wilson Melissa Womack Iris Woods Michael Wrenn Alvin Wright George Wyatt Heath Wyatt LaTonya Yellock Lawrence Young 139 Student morale at BY is so high that people often run to their classes to learn. Although Spanish Initia- tion week can be demand- ing, Crystle Simmons manages to find the time to read a novel. 140 TEARS AND LAUGHTER Rememberances of 85-86 John Southern Is photographed taking a nap dur- ing study hail. Sharon Brlntle, Beth Hill, Clyde Bice, and Sharon Turner rest after a hard 10 minutes of research for AG English. 141 142 Some poor soul risks the terror of the unknown by eating the mystery meat In the “Buc Bag.” Patricia Henderson attempts to talk to a friend over the clamor of morning break in the main lobby. Sharon Brintle, obviously in charge of the scene, attempts to teach Erik Page to cross his legs. 143 Ceremonies were held at various times during the year at the Vietnamese Memorial in Washington to commemo- rate the tenth anniversary of the fall of the Slagon government in Vietnam. The Vietnam Memorial is inscribed with the names of more than 58,000 dead or missing soldiers from the Vietnamese war. Blue-collar troubador Bruce Sprin- gsteen was the undisputed Boss of rock ’n roll. His songs about Vietnam veterans, steelworkers and factory workers hit many responsive chords with all ages of Americans. Christa McAullfFe, who was scheduled to be the first teacher in space, shown here folding her training uniform, was tragi- cally killed, along with six other astro- nauts when the space shuttle “Challenger” exploded soon after take off on January 28, 1986. The entire na- tion mourned the loss of these brave Americans. 144 PROBLEMS AND PRIDE Heroes in the headlines A Delta Airlines jetliner crashed near Dallas in August, killing 137 people. The plane was on a flight from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Los Angeles with an intermediate stop at Dallas-Fort Worth. Thirty-four people survived the crash, but five died of In- Juries later. The plane encountered a severe wind shear as It plunged to the ground. Omcinatti Reds player-manager Pete Rose broke TV Cobb’s career hits record In September. 145 WORLD NEWS IN 85 Disasters and the search for peace Riots were an almost dally occurrence In South Africa as blacks protested Apartheid. In this photo, a white man runs from a Jeering group of stone- throwing blacks in downtown Johannesburg as widespread violence continued to break out throughout the country. A series of devas- tating earth- quakes rumbled through Mexico City in Sep- tember and the death toll was in the thousands. Few in the met- ropolltan area of 18 million escaped the effects of the first, quake, which reg- istered 8.1 on the Richter scale, or the second quake, which mea- sured 7.5. President Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev talk In front of a fireplace at the Fleur D’Eau November 19, at the summit in Qeneva 146 A Trans World Airlines jet with 146 passengers and eight crew members was hijacked in Athens, Greece, in June. The Shiite Hijackers took the plane to Beirut, then to Algeria and then back to Beirut. Most of the hostages were released within days, but the remaining39 hostages were held for 17 days. One American hostage was killed. A resident of Armero in the Columbia mountains is helped by the Colombian Red Cross during digging out efforts. Over 20,000 people were burled in gigantic mud slides after the nearby volcano erupted. 147 RECORDS AND TRIUMPHS With all of its problems, 1985 ended with advances in space, the Kansas City Royals winning the series, and President Reagan recovering from cancer surgery. 148 INDEX AND GROUP PICTURES JOURNALISM I — left io right Greg Underwood, Jewell Walker, Cindy Marshall. Erika Brandon, Donna Harvey, Damele Taylor, and Glbeon Fenmx. JOURNALISM 11 — left to right Row 1: Sheryl JefTerys, Traqy Welwier-, Row Neal Henderson, Treva Poster, Emory Upchurch. Ray Olbeon. Melissa Bell. Nicky WUhs; Row 3: 1 niglas Pinchback. Amy Vernon. Jay Workman. 149 SENIORS Sylvia Gatewood 21 Monika Adans 18 Terry Adaas 18 Teresa Gibson 21 Tony Allen 18 Tony Gibson 5,8,11,21 Taaay Barbour 18 Karen Godsey 21 Cynthia Barnes 10 72 Danita Grasty 21 Tracy 61ackaan 18 Felicia Graves 21,73 AItreda B1ackwe11 18 Princess Graves 21 Jennifer B1ackwe11 18 12? Reggie Graves 21 Mark Boone 18 Rodney Graves 22 Jeffrey Boyd 18 Shawn Graves 111 Kin Bray 14,18 Tarrence Graves 4,14,22,106 Rhonda Briggs 8,18,114 Robin Hall 22,74 Keith Brooks 8,18,10 Gina Harrelson 22,76 Kenneth Brooks 10,18 Oeecy Harris 22,126,127 Any Brown 18 Donna Harvey 22,87 Fredrick Brown 18 Jerry Hatchett 22 Leslie Brown 18 Jena Heath 22 Michael Brown 18 John Henchey 22 Ricky Brown 17 Tabatha Henchey 22 Sheryl Brown 17 Neal Henderson 22,68,82,142,162 Pan Buchanan 17,76,123,131 Patricia Henderson 22,75,143 Joyce Ann Bui lock 17 Ray Henderson 110 Lynette Bush 7,17 Mary Hightower 22 Angie Butler 17 Gwen Hill 22,76 Carl Butler 17 Scott Hi 11 tan 23 Lisa Callahan 17,74 Michelle Hines 23 Tanny Clayborne 17,75 Lanei 1 Hoiaan 23 Patty Cantor 64 Eric Hooks 10,23,65 Carolyn Cobb 17,122,123,122 Anthony Hunt 11,23 Cecile Cobb 17 Oarlene Hyler 23 Mike Coley 17 Donald Hyler 23 Pan Cook 17 Maurice Jaaes 23 Craig Cox 17 Bernard Jefferys 23 Kevin Crabtree 20 Sheryl Jefferys 23 Beth Crichton 8,7,20,65 Kathy Jeffries 23 David Crunpton 20,76 Mia Jeffries 23,127 Cindy Daniel 20 Barbara Johnsonl4,23,70,76,115,122,131 Kelly Oaniel 20,84 Terry Johnson 23 Vivian Daye 20 Joe King 23 Angie Oenny 20,75 Veronica King 23 Andy Dodson 20 Meredith Latta 23 Brian Doss 20,74 Donnie Lawson 24 Rodney Doss 20,8,106 J.J. Layne 8,24 Reginald E Inore 20 Angela Lea 24 Mitchel1 England 116,124 Frazier Lett 1ey 24 Tannie England 20 Kia Lewis 24 Dennis English 5,11,20,82 Paw Lewis 24,78 Charlene Enoch 20 Jo Ann Lipscoab 24 Michele Far 1ing 21,71,87 Kent Lipscoab 24 Vanessa Famer 21 Cindy Loftis 24 Ueldon Famer 21 Gai1 Loftis 24 Cassandra Farrish 21,84,75 Darryl Long 24 Michael Fisher 21 Debra Long 24,78 Kinberly Freenan 21 Lisa Lunsford 24 Adrai Fuller 21 Donna McCain 24,123,127 Angelia Garland 21 Karen McCain 24 Ronnie Garland 21 Keith McCain 24 Anjeanette Garrett 21 Michelle McCain 24,75 Monica McCain 25 DECA II — lea U right. Be m Row: 1 Xavkl WatkUis. Al l izn «Jeffrfc� . Tlm I avis. Seco,id Row.- Norma 'Humer. lYxiya While, Angela Garland Top How: Clixjy DanVrL MONOGRAM CLUB — left to right. Katrina 1’owell, Crystal Gimmons, Amy Vernon, Evelyn McLaughlin, I'liyllie Price, Ms. 1 onna Edwanls. Row: Elaine :■ mero, (lanofyu Milln .-r, Regina Holden, Tracy I age, Mehasa Bell, Karen McCain, Dim Buchanan How 15: Anioineite Tctien, Rhonda Turner. Donna McCain, Robin Williamson, Tarrenoe Graves, Scott Pruitt, Sheila McLaughlin. Row •!: Carolyn Cobb. Barbam Johi� n, Andy Dodson, Byron Henderson, Chris I'ayne, Rhonda Briggs, Tracy Taylor. Row 6-. Mitchell England, Davxi Watkins, Mat; Mol « weij, Erik i’oge. Randy Massey, Rhonda Slade. BUS DRIVERS—left to right. Row 1: Kenneth Gauldln.lbnl Newcomb, Billy Gammon, Tommy Walker. Venn: - Ayers. Pam Sellars, Paine� - Mitchell, � ye h. Uidexter, Cynthia Bam� )«. Row 2 Vernon Manafeld, Carolyn Milln -r, Blame Somers, Ray1 iibaon.TonyOibeon, Randy Blayl x;k. Teresa Piercy, Teresa Winstead. Angie Pride Row 3: Craig Wilson, Mitchell Strader, Jay W fkman, Mel Roberts, AnxaUi :• rwood,Pain k Underwood, 1 ny.’ hr� n, Karen Watkins Row 4; Bruce Jeffries, Phillip Williamson. Glen Whitt, David McCann, Joey Wlutt, Susan Miles. Kevin Crabtree, Gwen H:i. Row 6: Ricky Brown, Tim Ftuiu, «lam Bailey, Rol� ert Crabb. Anthony Sellars. Michael Williamson, Anthony Stewart, Maurice-«James. Row . lsreal Wilkins, Phillip Thompson. Pam Buchanan, Beuy Smith, Beth Crichton, Robin Hall. Lynn Wilson. I’enry Strader, Kim Strader. Row 7: Donald Lea, David Pyles, Glendale Watkins, Donald Hyler. David Dali, Jim Yarbrough, Melvm Gunn, Keith Neighbors. 150 SHOW CHOIB — loll io right How I: J ui� ' Purnell. Erika Brandon, RUa Durham, Crystal Simmons, Melanie Tumor. Row 2: Kim Brooks. Patricia Hondoreon, Tmoi Lkmglaa. 14« 3: Bruc� Jeffries, Matt Smith. HUNTER SAFETY TKAM — tell to right... How 1: Rmidy Massey, Mac MacLv woll, Mike Coley, I «! Coleman, How 2: Vernon Mansfield, David Doll, Carl Butler, Soou. Pruitt. Jim Yarbrough. Joel Johnson. APR l-AMKRICAN SOCIETY: tell to light Row 1: Douglas llnchbuuk, Sheryl Ann JofftryB, Bernice Owynn, Sheryl Brown. Tfunola Blackwell, Wait r Mangum, Valent Bigelow, Mt-kity Hampton. Pamela J. Upecomb, Nichole Chandler, Dun Dillard. Row2:Tammle Farrlsh, I kuilla Crusty. I’atrioia Henderson. Melanie Turner, Shelby Harr� , Angela t imvs, Sh iy Brown, Trauy McCaden, Eric Mims, I am Selim's. Shenedla Thompeun. Row 3: 'Freva Fceter. Frixi Barnes, Lamoni John9on McRae Mangum. Erika Brandon. Julius lyiee, Di'Ibrua Brown, Angela Henderson, Katrina Bushnell, Arnee Brown. Donna Harvey. Row 4:1’atnce Mitchell. Dotty Hams. Karen McCain, laTopyu Yelloek, Ar� th t Burwell. Mary Plcteuxi. Kim Spm;n, Dervk Hams. Spentser Funn. lisa Williamson. Chnsty Sellars. Row 5-. Eva Ijpeoomb. Vick;- F‘«er, Carlo Chandler. Urana Love, Leanne Dnye, Angola Simpson. Shlriene Melaughlm, Melissa Murphy, Charles Thaxton, Kenyon Williamson. Kent Upecomb. Meteua Battle. Row 6: CVnthia Sellar� ;, Michelle Jam� s,tX� pluuiie Sou lUu k. IYfutySitunps. Sh� iron J� !Yero,Tummy I , Kusu n Richmond, Toma Holloway, Linda Enoch, 'Ibpyn Carrington. Staix-y Williamson Row 7: Tracey Elmore. •JUTany Fuller. Chernette Mltclkell, Andrea Graves. Fonda R tmoh. Shartene lacteal, Vleky Woods. Felicia Corbett, Tamara Hardy. Avery Fceter. Steadman. Rhonda Mangum. Row 8: Zelodls Lea, Thormia (larland. Wanda El more-, AprU BUiekwell, Tracey JolTere, Itemck Fowler. B� -uy Henderson. R ;hord Upatimb. Huston Slade, Craig .Johnson. Evt.-rt.-U JefYn.e How 9: Willie Moore, Suu y Qltv� r, Carl � lams. Melissa Wc mn:k, Dannie Trwlor Nioole Williamson, Allison Gwynn. Keith McCain, Anthony Richmond, Anthony Su w. ut' Kenneth Lea, Ronnie S. Garland. Row IO John Watlmgton, Kmvn Turner, Maurioe Elrnoro Tarn Evans, Teresa Thomas. D t)bie Roberts. Anthory Sellars, Jason Vinson, David lyi.s! Robert Neal. Kerry Oliver. Row 11: Reggie Graves, Frazier Lt.uley, Sktxts Brcv.ii, 1. McCain! Wanda IDUt Watlmgton. AntlKiny Hunt, ITiacllla Lipscomb. Ubby Cnaeo. MtKJht� -. M. luast Weatherford. iVn.y Mangum, Derrick Swann. Row 12; Volent: Blackwell l ini Pin nix, Calandra Davidson, Debbie Blackwell, Antoinette Tbtten, William Henderson, Usa Tlromas, Rjcluuxl Johnson, Gamck 'I’urner. Dexter Long, Corey Elllou, Dernck Moore. David McCann 10 25 Debra McCann 25 80 Jam i e McDowelI 25 Mac McDowell 8,25,76 Amy McKinney 25 Lisa McKinney 25 Shelia McLaughlin 25,129 Linda McLean 25 Quentin Madden 25,82 Johnny Miles 125 Kin Miles 25,89 Susan Miles 25 Jewel Motley 25 Keith Myers 25 Faye Neal 25 Keith Neighbors 26 Terri Nelson 26 Kii Nuckles 26 Ear I Nunnally 26 Joe Oakes 26 Coy Odum 26 Erik Page 11,26,76,142 Bruce Paschal 10,26 Michelle Paschal 26,82,89 Douglas Pinchback 4,26,86 Carol Poteat 26 Katr ina PowelI 26 Kendal I Price 26 Lisa Price 26 Phyllis Price 26,96,115,123,131 Angie Pride 26 Cathy Pruitt 26,74 Scott Pruitt 26 David Pyles 27 Uanda Pyles 27 Mark Ray 27 Barry Rich 27 Anthony Richmond 27 Nannie Richmond 27,80 Rosemary Richmond 27 Patrick Ridge 27 Bonnie Roach 27 Daphne Roberts 27 Melissa Roberts 8,27,76 Jeff Robinson 27 Frank Rose 27 Janice Russel I 27 Jennifer Russel I 14,27 John Scott 28 Daphine Shelton 28 Angela Simpson 28 Kenneth Simpson 28 Virginia Simpson 28 Huston Slade 28 Maria Slade 28 Ronda Slade 28 Sherri Slade 28 Betty Smith 28 Cindy Smith 28 James Snead 26 Stacy Somers 28 Lisa Spicer 28,73 Candy Spinks 29 Harold Stadler 32 Candy Stephens 29 Kim Stephens 29,65,89 Anthony Stewart 29 David Stone 11,29 Kim Strader 29 Penny Strader 29 Oerrick Swann 29 Norma Tanner 29 Uendy Tate 29,65 Tracy Taylor 29,89,126 Suzette Thaxton 29 Angela Thompson 29 Phi 11 ip Thompson 29,71,170 Karen Turner 29 Melanie Turner 29 Ui 11 ie Turner 29 James Upchurch 29 Amy Vernon 30,71,82,86 Tommy Ualker 30 Terri Uare 30 Oavid Uatkins 30,75 Glen Uatkins 30 Karen Uatkins 30 Patrick Uatkins 30,124 Gloria Uatlington 30 Robert UatIington 30 Rocky Ueaver 30 Randy Uhite 30 Tonya Uhite 30 Terry Ui11iams 30 Anthony Ui11iamson 31 Michael Ui11iamson 31 Robin Uilliamson 7,14,31,82,83 Steven Ui11iamson 31 Chris Ui11 is 31 Danny Ui11 is 31 Debra Ui11 is 31,60 Michael Ui11 is 31 Tina Ui11 is 31,75 Donna UiIson 31 Joy UiIson 31 Lorrie UiIson 31 Ricky UiIson 31 Jerald Uray 31,66 Lisa Urenn 31 Paula Yancey 31,131 Jim Yarbrough 10 JUNIORS Mamie Adkins 54 Joe Austin 10 Vennie Ayers 54,130,131 James Bailey 54,88 Paula Bailey 54 Regina Barry 54 151 Lora Beasley 54)80 Melissa Bel I 54)130)131 Joe Bennett 54 Valerie Bigelow 78 Amy Bi ackwei I 54 Car I BIackwe11 6)54 Quincy BIackwe11 54 82 Roy BIackwe11 6 Jay Blaylock 54 BiIly Boaz 54)76 Kristi Bosiger 54 Tracey Bowe 54 Susan Bowen 54 Dawn Bowling 54 74 Richard Brackin 54 Erika Brandon 54)87 Thowas Brendle 8 54 Jaies Briggs 54 Kiiberly Brooks 54 Jaies Brown 54 LaTonja Brown 54 Mike Burche11 6)14)54)107 Betty Burnett 55 Katrina BushnelI 55 Christi Butts 55 Vincent Carter 55)68 Stacey Cassidy 55 Nichole Chandler 55 Eric Cheek 55 Jerry Cheek 55 Jennifer Chester 10)55 Aiy Cobb 55 Crystal Cobb 55 Debbie Cobb 55 Patrick Cobb 55 Robin Cobb 55 Lee Coleian 55 Tany Col I ier 55)73 Felicia Corbett 55 Ricky Cornelius 55 Tany Cox 55)127 Robert Crabb 55)76 Vi 11ie Crouch 55 David Dai I 8)55 Angela DeMott 55 Traci Douglas 55 Rita Ourhai 55 Lori Edwards 55)76)127 Pai Elliott 55 Mary B. Everett 14 76)55 Fontei la Faner 55 Mary Faner 55 Avery Foster 56 Erica Foster 56 Vickie Foster 56 Derrick Fowler 56 Frank FulIer 56 Lisa Fuquay 56)66)130)131 Al len Ganon 56)120 152 Billy Ganon 56 Melissa Garrison 56 Kenneth Gaul din 56 Ray Gibson 5)56 Keith Goff 56 Chris Graves 56 Craig Graves 56 Jaies Graves 56 Kenneth Graves 56 Renee Graves 56 Jon Griffin 12)56 Melvin Gunn 56 Spencer Gunn 56 Jiiiy Gusler 56)76 Mark Guthrie 56 Kendal I Haley 56 Darryl Hailett 56 Melody Haipton 56)78 Vi 11ie Hardy 56 Derek Harris 6)56)78 Shelby Harris 56 Angela Henderson 56 Duane Henderson 56 Jaies Hester 57 Glenn Hodges 8)57)71 Katherine Hodges 57 Antoine Hodnett 57 Tonia Hoiloway 57 Zadie Hoiloway 57 Derrick Holian 57)68 Elly Hooper 57 Greg Hoskins 57)77 Tiiothy Hudson 57 Pennie Hunt 57 Carlton Jeffers 57 Tracey Jeffers 57 Alonza Jeffries 57 Bruce Jeffries 57 Carla Rene Johnson 57 Carla Vetes Johnson 57 Robin Johnson 57)131 Brenda Jones 57 Melvin Jones 57 Tiiothy Jones 57 Donald Lea 57 Shanna Lea 57 Tany Lea 9)57 126 Tany Lee 57 Any Lewis 57 Priscilla Lipscoib 57 Stacey Long 8)57 Tracey Long 57 Angelina Love 57 Scott McDowelI 58)111 Jaies McGhee 58 Lesia McGhee 58 Melissa McGee 58 Sherrie McGuire 58 Evelyn McLaughlin 58)82)131)132 MEDIA CLUB: lelt to right Row 1: Stacy Mays. Phyllis Shelton, Lisa Neighbors, Tammy Collier. I tow 2: Felicia Graves, Lisa Wrenn, Karen Denny. Tammy Loftls. Stephanie Loftls. CHESS CLUB — left, to right Row 1: Jon Griffin, Kevin Crabtree. Ronnie Roach, Ms. Allison, Vada Graves. Row a Joey Whitt, John Henchey.Olen Whitt, Itobbie Boll. Row 3: Michele Farling, James Bailey. Todd Stanfield, Curtis Stokes. FUTURE FARMERS OP AMERICA — loft to right. Row I: Ken Gammon. Shannon Thompson, Mary Beth Everett Laurie Poteat Anita Oakley, Shirlene Mclaughiln, Ion Edwards. Gaye Poindexter, Scott Yarbrough, Mickey Oakley, Mike BurchclL Tracy Long. Oeorgo Wyatt. Row a Darrell Brendle, Chris Rice, Rodney Rudd, Kermit Smith, Thomas Dlliard, Mike Williams, •.'elf Rice, Lea Scott, Otis Foster, Joy Wright,Teresa Ellis. Row 3: Chris Martin. Kenneth Kirby, Jamey Walker. Rick Webster. Joel Johnson, John Taylor, Susan Fowlkes, Melissa Rowell, Glenn Hodges. Allen Gammon. I any Walker. Row •«: Tracy Dailey. Craig Wilson. Vernon Mansfield, Elaine Somers, Stephanie Johnston, Gall Loftls. Dana Lunsford. Robin You . Kim Porterfield, Suzanne Solomon, Dee Dee Thornton, Jennifer Thompson, Forrest Watiington. Row 6: Reid ljewis, Randy I- White, Shawn Pennix, Donald Lea. Mark Guthrie, Billy Boaz. Wayne Coleman. Tim Hudson, Carson Wade. Jim Buchner. Peter Upchurch. Row 6: Scctt Thomas. Kenneth NeaL Billy Gammon, Teresa Barnwell, James Bailey. Melvin Jones, David Cox, David Vernon, Jimrry Gusler. Jerry Potter, Meredith Page. Jason Williamson Row 7: Todd Hodges. CcyCdum. David Stanley. John Gwynn, Clint Walker, John Warren, Joe Oakes, Robert Crabb. Jamie Talley, Ronnie Hairston, Landers Garland. Row 8: Bobby Tate, Jerry Cheek. Carl Butler. Patrick Underwood, Chris Barnett, BU'y Ward, Robert Leatherwood, Rcbby Nancy. Gregory Lawson, Andy Bulls Row 9. Chris Oakley, Jeny Hatchett, Keith Smith. Kenneth Gauldin, lae Coleman. David Dail.Jim Yarbrough, Rarely Massey. Andy Dodson. Mark Boone. Donald Hyler. Row 10 David Jones, Mike Coley, Socu Pruitt. Starleu. Layne Price. Erik Page. Mac McDowell. Eric Apple. Craig Cox. Mike Dameron, William Cox Row 11: Chris Oakley. Jimmy Webster, Tirn Pruitt. Gwen Hill, Gina Harrellson, Melissa Roberts. Penny Strader, John Crews.Tony Perkins. John Terrell, Larry Buus, Lisa Bans, Jo Anne Chandler u INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING — left to right Row 1: Danila Grassy, Righjtni Guy. Melon le Turner, 'Dm Sooaroe, Kevin Crabtree, Donna Hardin. Row Chris Willis. Earl Graves, Jerry Hatchett, David Stanley, Prank Hoee, Donnie Lawson. L I CHORUS I — left u right. Larry Raider, Kenneth Lea, Urana Love, LaTonya Yelloek, Richard Johnson, John WoUlngloii. ,' -an ir Do, Jankv Ann Lea, Stephanie Hunt. Angela Hobbs, Traci New mi. r iw2: McRae Mangum, William Da, Aubrey !• wer.Zel «lisDv� , Nadine Mims. I’am Dillard, Aretha Burwell, Rhonda Mangum, T mmie Parrish, Tara Evans, Jacinta Brown, Pamela Watkins. Row 3: Spencer Moor� , I teniae Reagan. Gloria Claiborne, Shelly Henderson, Aitena Williamson, Iris Woods. Sekena Suigletaiy, l atricia Emerson, I’aula King, Joanna Mumpower. VARSITY BAND: left to right. Row 1:1 tebra Tate. Kathy Wiles. Vickey LteBord, Chnsiy Sellars. Lisa Williamson. Evelyi. E. McLaughlin, De«y Harris. Qynthia Bamee, Angie Pride,Shana Lea, Julie Williamson. Neal Henderson R w 2: Amy Vernon, Mario Hams. Rctou. Pleasant, Amy Lewis. Lon Edwards, Carolyn MUlner. Mary Beth Sartln, Penny Strader, Angie Donr y, Donna McCain. Robin Williamson. Danieie Ttyl. r Rw IV Beth Hill, Dawn Daniel, Seou McDowell. Leslie Ribelin, Susan Fowlkes, Meredith F’nge. Jerry F ouer, Cathenne P yk r, Itebbie Hcbens. Lln t Enoch. Row 4: Davkl Bail, Bnk Page. Cindy Loftis, Quentin Madden. Michele Parlmg, Dennis English, Siaoty Gatwuly. Paula Yanoy, Sandra Womack. Danielle Hogere, Treva Fester. IV x r : Kenneth Johnson. Billy Mtxllin, Michelle Paschal. Shem McGuire, Caroline Mills. Natalie Jones, Carla Page, Lisa Parrot, Suzanne Solomon, Angela Wrenn, Kim Porterfield, aaty Mays. Row ft Tony Wimbish. Trey Page, David Potest, Quincy Blackwell. Wade Oakes. Kevin Crabtree, I JSa Tidwell, Jason Williamson, David Vemon, David Atwater. Julie Workman, Rotula Slade. Row 7: Nicky Willis, Leigh Jemigan, Mike McKmr.ty. Eric Hooks, Jett Robinson. Maunoe James, Jason Vinson. Fred Barnes, Jimmy Gusler. Row 8: Rid - Cornelius, Jimmie Baize. Joey Whiu, Pam Cook, Kelly Pointer. Mitchell Strader. Regina Holden. I’atnck Cobb, Pam Buchanan. Stacy Somers. Lynette Bush, Regina Barry. Tinothy McNair 58 Vernon Mansfield 8 58 72 Keith Snith 60 Connie Marion 58 Rose Snith 60 Cindy Marshal 1 58 Elaine Soners 8)60)131 Randy Massey 58 Tanny Speicher 60 MaicoIn Miles 56 John Southern 61)141 Carolyn Mi liner 58 Reginald Spinks 61 Caroline Mills 14)58 71 Tracy Stanps 61 Annie Mins 58 Stephanie Stanback 61 Eric Miis 58 David Stanley 61 Michael Mias 58 Steven Stewart 61 93 Patrice Mitchel1 58 Mitchel1 Strader 5 61 Stephanie Mitchel1 58 Janie Talley 61 Eric Moore 58 Sebrina Tate 61 Jason Moore 58 Oaniele Taylor 61 87 Hi 11ie Moore 58 John Taylor 61 Melissa Murphy 58)122)123 Lisa Thonas 61 Debra Myers 58 Scott Thonas 61 Toni Newconb 58,68 Beth Thonpson 8)61)76,122)123 Hade Oakes 59 Billy Thonpson 61 Anita Oakley 59 Bobby Thonpson 61 Christopher Oakley 59 Shannon Thonpson 61,76 Rhonda Odun 59)80 Lisa Tidwell 61 San Overstreet 59 Antoinette Totten 61,131 Carla Page 59 Keith Turner 61 Lynette Page 59 Anita Underwood 61 Tracy Page 59)131 Jason Vinson 61 Avery Parker 59 Jewell Ualker 61,87 Catherine Pay lor 59 Darrel 1 Hatlington 61 Sibson Pennix 59 Stacey Hatlington 61 Cathy Phillips 59 Jinny Uebster 61 Teresa Piercy 59 Tracy Hebster 5,61)84,86 Crystal Pinnix 59)80 Glen Uhitt 61 Robin Pleasant 59)82 Joey Hhitt 61 Gaye Poindexter 59)76)129 Oavid Uiles 61 Kelly Pointer 59)129 Jennifer HiIkerson 62 Laurie Poteat 59)129 Gary Hillians 62 Stacy Poteat 59 Felicia Hillianson 62 Jerry Potter 11)59)60 Julie Hillianson 62 Scott Powell 59 Keynon Hi 11ianson 62 Tin Pruitt 59 Nicole Hi 11ianson 62 Mike Pulley 59 Phi 11 ip Hillianson 62 Jetti Purnell 59 Sherrie Hi 11ianson 62 Julius Pyles 59 TonJa Hi 11ianson 62 Handa Pyles 60 Craig Hi Ison 62 Sanuel Reynolds 60)116 Lynn Hi Ison 62 Kristen Richnond 60)126 Vincent Hi Ison 6,62 Teresa Richnond 60 Beverly Hinstead 62 Oebbie Roberts 60 Teresa Hinstead 62,73 Gerald Royster 60 Jay Horknan 8 62 Mary Beth Sartin 60)71 82 Julie Hright 62,67 Neal Scearce 60 Bryant Yancey 62 Anthony Sellars 60 SOPHMORE Pan Sellars 60 Patti Apple 97 Revonda Shuford 60 67 David Atwater 97 Crystal Sinnons 60)129)140 Jinnie Baize 97 Janice Sinnons 60 67 Daryl Barker 51,97 Cheryl Snith 60 Fred Barnes 97 Matthew Snith 60 Harvey Barnwel1 97 153 Teresa BarnaelI 97 Chris Barrett 97 Kenneth Beagle 97 Barry Beggarly 97 Robbie Bell 78,97 Tanela BlackwelI 97 Christy Blakenan 97 Anita Boyd 97 Melissa Boyd 97 Debora Braden 97 Myra 8ranson 97 Cheryl Bray 97 Sharon Brintle 84,97,141 Sherry Brown 97 Tracy Brown 97 Terry Burr 97,109 Lisa Burton 97 Anthony CaapbelI 97 Thotas Campbell 97 Toby Carter 97 Michelle Chambers 97 Carlos Chandler 6,97 Cindy Chavis 97 Jennifer Chester 66,97 Keith Claiborne 98 Oawn Clayton 98 Edgar Clayton 98 Shawn Clayton 98 Uayne Coleman 98 Brian Corbett 98 Ronnie Corbett 98 Angela Cox 98 David Cox 98 Libby Crisco 98 Norma Crouch 98 Susan Dabbs 98 Dorothy Dameron 98 Michael Dameron 98 Dawn Oaniel 98 Calandra Davidson 98 Timothy Oavis 98 Tony Davis 88,98 Andrea Daye 98 Vicky DeBord 98 Ray Eanes 98 Corey Elliot 98 Dana El Iiott 98,110 Mary Ellis 98 Maurice Elmore 98 Linda Enoch 98 Glynis Farmer 98 Vonda Farrish 98 Anthony Fitzgerald 98 James Fitzgerald 98 Audra Foster 98 Treva Foster 9,86,98 Ronald Fowler 98 Susan Fowlkes 98 Clemie Fuller 98 154 Amanda Fulton 98 Douglas Fuqua 98 Jamie Fuqua 98 Cheryl Furgess 98 5haron Garland 98 Thomas Garland 98 Michael Gauldin 72,98 Alphonso Gentry 98 Roger GiIreath 98 Tommy Granger 98 Angela Graves 98 143 Carlette Graves 98 Cynthia Graves 98 Treva Graves 99 She Iia Greenway 99 Hoily Gregory 99 James Gunn 99 Bernice Gwynn 99 John Gwynn 99 Dennis Hall 99 Thomas Hal I 72,99 Eddie Hampton 99 Tamara Hardy 99 Daphne Harr i s 99 Mario Harris 99 Randolph Harris 99 Vikki Harris 99 John Haynes 99 Mark Headen 99 Paul Henchey 99 Betty Henderson 99 Byron Henderson 99 Darren Henderson 99 Eric Henderson 99 Leonard Henderson 99 Chris Hermann 99 Sharon Hightower 99 Beth Hill 7,99,141 Bonita Hines 99 Todd Hodges 99 Darren Hooker 99 Michael Hoover 99 Greg Ingram 99 Angela Jeffers 99 Felix Jeffers 99 Sharon Jeffers 99 Anita Jefferson 99 Everett Jeffries 99,125 Kimberly Jeffr ies 99 Sonya Jeffries 99 Leigh Jernigan 99 Craig Johnson 6,99 Kenneth Johnson 99 Kevin Johnson 99,109,121 Stephanie Johnston 99 Cynthia Jones 99 David Jones 99 Natalie Jones 99 Richard Jones 99 AUXILIARY GOBI'S: left to right Row 1: Pam Cook. H- rmlc Roach, Jam� . Slmri ns, Cynthia Barnes. Amy Vernon. Bvetyn McLaughlin. Row 2: Julie Williamson, Regina Barry,' Dana Lunsford. Amanda Pulton. Sharon Brintle, Lynette Page. Sherry Williamson. Row 3: Krteu Roe Igor, Jewell Walker, Cassandra Parrish, Tracy Webster. Crtsu Butts, Julie Workman. Row 4: Linda Enoch. T nl Totten, Crystal f‘ennix. Robin Pleasant, Michelle Paschal. PHOTO!IRAPHY — left u right. R w 1: Tonya Saunders, Kathryn Wiles, Vk key DeBord, Jam� Simmons, Lon Welch, Bruce Jeffries, ReVonda Shufonl, Dawn Bowling, SI m Walk r. Amanda Pulton. 1‘reuy Collier. Row 2: Gaye Poindexter, Lon Edwards,Teresa Hemingw.-iy, Kim Spann, llna Willis, Arr y Kaye Cobb. Julie Wnght, Patrick Shaw. Row 4: Debbie Cobh. Usa Kuquay. Derrick Holman, Byron Henderson, Gwen Hill, Melissa Roberts, Gina Harrelaon, James Upchurch, Valerie Siadler, Hahnna Waiiington. Row 4: B-uy Bumcu, Angela Powell, Beverly Winstead, Susan Powlkee, Melissa Dwell, Patrice Mitchell, Huston Slade, Alison Gwynn, Dun HalL JUNIOR ENGINEERING TECHNICAL SOCIETY — left to nght Row 1: Shannon Thompson, .• Cox. Tbni Newcomb, Neal Henderson. Emory Upchurch, Otbson Pennix. misI N� wix mb, Rodney rr. Michelle Puquay, Derrick Holman Row 2: Jerry ftxxer. Jason Moon?, Riclue Brackin. Glenn Hodges, Carol Ann Brandon, Angela Somers. Mike Burehell. Lisa TViwcll, Layton Kvenu, Daryl Barker. Row 3; Julie Workman. Beth Hill, June Hooper. Carla Bail� y. Wendy Gammon. TlfTary Puller, Tlfftnl Williamson. Otis Poster. Wray Paulkncr. Dawn Rowling Row 4 Kenneth Johnson. Keryaua Upchurch, Gary Solomon. Troy Page. Gurus Stokes. Vincent Carter, Anena Williamson, William Lea, Gamek Turner. Row 5: Lisa Parrott, Shan n Tiinier. Gina Putter. Tony Wimbish. Eddie Hampton, Kennc Williamson. Perry Willi- amson. Will Lancaster. Row 6:Thomas BrencUe, Michele Williams. David Poteat, Chuck Somers. Sheila Greenway. Melissa Boyd. Anita Bcyd, If ula Yar.cy. (Jiana Madden. Madden, James Shell Row 7: Wade Oakce, Quincy Blackwell. Rosemary Richmond, Jennifer Thompson, Kim Murray', Leigh - Jernigan. Soou Rice. Johnny Coleman. Stephanie Lee. Row Connie Marion. Ray Gibson. Todd Hodges. Stephanie Johnston, Wayne Coleman. Robin Yeats. Tracey I Jpchurch, Jennifer Lunsford. Apni Pleasant, April Home. Mary Ousler. Michcllo Minor Row 9: Zelodis Lee, Eva Lipscomb. Kevin Johnson, Rita Durham. Chantel Gooch. Carol Tumor. Tina Hamlett. Mama Troxler, David Atwater, Steven Jones. John Satterfield. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA-CARI’EJWRY—U (UorlghL Row 1: Alphouza B. Su win. John Moor� '. I ;a Ann Marshall. irl Normally. Lynn Wilson. Cmw Wiluou, Mttcholl Strader. Row 2; Leonurei Moon-, Jamey Walker. Th mas Hall. Kimberly Watllngton, Freddy Womack. Rodney Does. Row 3: Daryl Paschal. Franklin Wiley, Meivm Ounn. Vernon Mansfield, Troy Smith. L I I PUTURK ARTISTS OF AMKRJCA: lefi to right Row 1: Tommy Walker. Billy Gammon, John Tnyl v. Neal Scean -, Jas� n Moore. Toni Newoombe. Melissa Garrison P w 2: Wen ly Tan-. Natalie Jones. Kimberley Stephens. Dawn Bowling, Betty Burnett, Leonard Henderson, James Shell Row 7r David lories, rv x.-y Harms, Dam-11 Waiiingum.Terry Moor� -. Kenneth Grave� , BlUy Modi in. Row 4: Melvin Gunn, Bernard Jefferys, Billy Thompson. Sam Overs u� -t. Antoine HodnetL SPANISH CLUB: Row 1: Beth Cnchton, Kimberley Stephens, Wendy Tate, Gina Harreison, I-hi me Poteat, Matt Smith, Crystal Simmons. Traci Douglas. Scott Hillman, Shannon IlVimpeon, Neal Sotitn� Row 2: Carolyn MUlner, Evelyn McLaughlin, Mollesa BeU, Kelly Pointer, Tammy Cox. Kim Nuckles, Michelle I'aechul, Tony Gibson. l'am Sellare. Catherine 1'aylor. Row ir. Gma Barry, Jewell Walker. Knsu Boolger. Tummy M. Lea, Angela DeMott, Tracy I'jige, Robin Pleasant, Julie Williamson. Sherri� - Williamson, Kenyon Williamson, Gerald Rystor. How 4: Jeffrey Boyd, Shelia McLaughlin, Sylvia Gatewood, Cocile Cobb. Michael Fisher, Nannie Richmond. Felicia Graves, 'l’ammy 1. Loo, Bonnie Roach. Angle Butler. Row 6: Sharia I ). Erika Brandon, Gibson Pennix, Katrina Bushnell, Mary Farmer, Richlc Braekm. Mac McDowell. 1Y-m Nelson, Pauy Cantor, l'am Buchanan, Carolyn Cobb. Row 6: Debra Willis. R� vonda Shuford, Rhonda Odum. Teny Adams. Scott I'owell, Robert Crabb, Jamie Tolley, Erie Ch« ‘k. Row 7: Barbam Jonnaon, Jo Ant: ljpavmb, Stacey QissKly, StfMySom� :re.B� tty StniUi. Sherm McGuire'. ITucy W.-twu-r, Ibni N� w.xitnb, Ilm Hudson. Cynthia Barnes Row ft Mary Beth Everett, Robin Johnson, Cindy Marshall. Koeemaiy Rchmond, KaUvy JetTrtes, Kairn McCain, l ;mek Holman. 1-aToroa Brown, Angela Henderson, lusa McKinney. Row 9 Michele FarUng. Erica Foster, Dennis English. Lisa Lunslbrel, Rhonda Briggs, Robin Williamson. Amy Vernon,Caroline Mills. Row 10: Douglas I'lnchback,.Jerry Potter. Jason Moore. Olenii H «!g -s Cnsti Butts, Mary Both Sartin, Eric Hooks. Sharon Jones 99 Marvin Justice 99 Oeanna King 100 Kenneth Kirby 100 Melissa Kunselman 100 Michael Lambert 100 Ui 11 Lancaster 100 Tonia Lea 100 UI i 11 i an Lea 100 Chamin Lewis 100 Richard Lipscomb 100 Pamela Lipscomb 100 Delores Long 100 Dexter Long 100 Jay Long 100 Dana Lunsford 100 Fonda McCadden 100 Tracy McCadden 100 Neal McDuffie 100 Mike McKinney 100 Lacy McLaughlin 100 Lori McLaughlin 100 Tony McLaughlin 100 Anthony McNair 100 Kenneth Mark 100 Lea Ann Marshal I 100 Anthony Massey 100 Calvin Massey 100 Michelle Massey 100 Stacy Mays 100 Billy Med I in 100 Laura Mehaffey 100 Diana Miller 101 Verna Mi IIner 101 Kyle Mitchell 101 Cheryl Moon 101 Leonard Moore 101 Terry Moore 101 Norna MulI ins 101 Uanda Mumpower 101 Ki m Murray 101 Lisa Neighbors 101 Sandy Newsome 101 Angela Noel I 101 Mickey Oakley 101 Kerry 01iver 101 Rodney Orr 101 Bruce Owens 101 Jennifer Page 101 Meredith Page 11 101 Lisa Parrott 101 Chris Payne 101 Mitchell Phelps 101 Tracy Piercy 101 Kimberly Porterfield 101 Antonio Poteat 101 David Poteat 101 Sharlene Poteat 101 Virginia Potter 101 Angela PoweiI 101 Melissa PoweiI 101 Lisa Pressley 101 Dawn Price 101 Gregory Price 101 Teresa Pruitt 101 Tara Pul Iiam 101 Leslie Ribelin 101 Clyde Rice 70 101v141 Jeffrey Rice 101 Ronnie Roach 101 Curtis Roberts 101 Danielle Rogers 101 Beth Rowland 101 Cassandra Royal 101 Sandra Royster 101 Cr i sty Rudd 101 Ginny Sartin 101 Jeff Sartin 101 Tamara Saunders 101 Tonya Saunders 101 Timothy Scearce 102 Felicia Scott 102 Christy Seliars 102 Michelle Shaw 102 James She 11 102 David Shelton 102 Phyllis Shelton 102 Stacy Siehl 102 Christopher Smith 102 Clarence Smith 102 Oar re 11 Smith 102 David Smith 102 Jeff Smith 102 Paula Smith 102 126 Suzanne Solomon 11 1Q2 Chuck Somers 70 102 Patricia Southern 102 Ui111am Southern 102 Karen Spinks 102 Alphonza Stewart 72i102 Thomasine Stewart 102 Virginia Stewart 102 Rodney Stokes 102 James Surgeon 102 Kolosa Surgeon 102 Tammy Talbott 102 Bobby Tate 102 Debra Tate 70 102 Keith Taylor 102 Charles Thaxton 102 Melissa Thaxton 102 Cindy Thomas 102 Teresa Thomas 102 Jennifer Thompson 102 Tracey Thompson 102 Dee Dee Thornton 102 Tracy Tucker 102 John Turner 102 155 Rhonda Turner 102 Ricky Turner 73 102 Lisa Barts 132 Sharon Turner 102 141 Anthony Bigelow 132 Gregory Underwood 87� 102 Melanie Blackard 132 Patrick Underwood 102 Clyde Blackwel1 132 Eiory Upchurch 86)102)142 Debbie Blackwel1 132 Peter Upchurch 102 Shentale Blackwel1 132 David Vernon 52 102 Valerie BlackwelI 132 Tammy Vernin 102 Ronnie Blalock 132 Carson Uade 102 Trunice Bowe 132 Clint Ualker 103 Molly Bradsher 132 Jamie Ualker 72 103 Carol Ann Brandon 85)132 Michael Ualker 103 Darrel 1 Brendle 132 Sherri Ualker 103 April Broadnax 132 John Uarren 103 Andre Brown 132 Larry Uatkins 103 Darrel Brown 132 Shelia Uatkins 103 Jacinta Brown 132 Bushia Uatlington 103 Johnny Brown 132 Mickey Uatlington 103 Shannon Bryson 132 Melissa Ueatherford 103 Russel 1 Burr 85 Oavid Uebster 103 Aretha Burwel1 85 132 Rick Uebster 103 Kelly Butler 132 Lori Uelch 103 Sam Butler 132 Audra Uhite 103 Andy Butts 132 Ben Uhitt 103 Larry Butts 132 Sherry Uhitt 103 Lorie Capps 133 Kathryn Uiles 103 Tonya Carrington 133 Char lie Ui11iamson 103 Michelle Carter 133 Jason Ui11iaison 70 103 Joey Cates 133 Lisa Ui11ianson 103 Cheryl Chambers 133 Mike Ui11ianson 103 Tracy Chambers 133 Perry Ui11ianson 103 Sylvia Chance 133 Nicky Ui11 is 103 Alice Chandle 133 Sandy UiIson 103 Jo Anne Chandler 133 Tony Uimbish 103 Oelores Cole 75)133 Sandra Uonack 103 Tracy Collier 133 Vicky Uoods 103 Travis Compton 133 Ualter Uoods 103 Tammy Conner 133 Julie Uorkian 11)103 Ernest Corbett 133 Gary Uorley 103 Kenric Corbett 133 Angela Urenn 103 Bennie Cox 133 Mary Jo Yarbrough 103 Ui 11 iavi Cox 133 Scott Yarbrough 103 Tasha Crawford 133 Robin Yates 76)103 John Crews 133 Kenneth Young 103 Robin Crumpton 133 FRESHMEN Tracy Daily 133 Rodney Adams 132 Cheryl Oaniel 133 Scott Aldridge 132 Meredith Daye 133 Cynthia Allen 132 Paul DeMott 133 Kimberly Allen 132 Sonja Denny 133 Eric Apple 132 Thomas Oew 133 John Apple 132 Stephanie Di 1 lard 133 Reginald Apple 132 Thomas Oi1 lard 133 Cindy Arthur 132 Andrea Dixon 133 Carla Bailey 85 Angela Oixon 133 Marvin Bailey 132 Angela Douglas 133 Mark Baize 10)132 Kenneth Eanes 133 Julie Baldwin 132 Debbie Eastridge 133 John Barker 132 Oaphne Elliot 133 Teresa Ellis 133 FRENCH CLUB—left, to right. Row 1 Mrs. Graves, Cassandra Parrish, Nichole Chandler, Nicole Williamson, Daruta Orasty, Melanie Turner, Felicia Corbett, Cathy Phillips, Phillip Williamson, Wanda K lyloe. Row Nicky Willis, Antoinette Totten, Tammy Cloyborn, Patrice Mitchell, Patricia Henderson, Michelle McCain, Karen Turner. Paula Yancey, Angela JetYere Row .'5 Carl Blackwell. Craig Oraves, Valerie Bigelow. Kenneth Graves, Angle Denny, Janice Russell. Jennifer Russell, Laura MehalTey. Row 4: Chuck Somers, James Graves, Kendall Haley, Derek Hams, Tony Wlmbish. Clarence Smith, Toma Holloway, Lisa Williamson. STUDEtvr GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION — left to right. How 1: TVeva Pester, Erika Brandon. Vicki Foster, Tarrenoe Graves. Cassandra Famsh. Cindy Marshall, Caroline Mills, Shannon Thompson, Beth Crichton, Glenn Hodges. Row 2: Vtckey DeBord, Sharon Jeffers, Barbara Johnson, Leslie Rlbelin, Meredith Page. Kelly Butler, Lon Welch, Donna McCain, Kathy JeffWee, Tracey Elmore. Row 3: l mela J. Lipecomb, l-isa Steadman, Cynthia Sellars, Urana Ixwe, Phyllis 1 Tice, l am Buchanan, Beuy Smith, Shern Williamson, Johnny Coleman, Kennc Williamson. Row 4: Gerald Turner, Richard Johnson, April Pleasant, Cnemetta Mitchell, Melloua Baulo, Andrea Graves, Robin Hoasant, Crisu Butts, Mao’ Beth Sartin. Karen Watkins, Joy Wil9on. BETA CLUB — left u right: Row 1: Betty Smith, Sherrie Williamson, Erie Hooka. Crisu Butts. Mary Beth Samn, Robin Pleasant, Debra McCann, Amy Vernon, Qynthla Barnes, Camline Mills, Phillip Thompson Row 2: Glenn Hodges, Ray Gibson, Traoey Jeffers, Robin Williamson, Donna McCain, Sharon Brintle, Tracey rterqy, Michele Farting, Susan Miles, Alfreds Blac- kwell. Row 3: Kathy Jeffries, Karen McCain, Mario Harris, Delon Long, Derrick Hotmail. laTorya Brown, Angela Henderson, Chuck Somers. Erica Foster, Cums Stokes. Row 4: Rosemary Richmond, Jennifer Russell, Tracey Thompson, David Vernon, Jimmy Ousler, Jason Williamson. Todd Hodgee, Clyde Rice, Vincent Carter. Row 5: Cindy Marshall, Robin Johnson, Mary Beth Everett, Meredith Page, Jerry Potter, Stacey Long, Jason Moore. Mike Burchell, Lynette Page, Carla Page. Row 6: Ijsa McKinney, Suzanne Solomon, Melissa Powell, Susan Fowlkes, Lisa Lunsford, Rhonda Briggs, Dennis English. Carolyn Cobb. 156 DISTFUBt rriVE BDUGATK 'N (.1.1 IBS ()F AMKH1CAI — left to right. How 1: hunelaLowls, Delores Cole,Cheryl Purges. Angle Mi, M u tiael Fisher, T mmle England, Cedle Cobb. Kaihy Hodges. R iw Z CaMn Massey. Sherry MoLean, Ijsa Wren, Mary-Jo Yarbrough, Slvvo Williamson T -r� wi Gibson. Karen Oorlsey. lisa Callahan How 3: Michael Williamson. Craig (;raves Larrv Sellare. Tina WiUis, Kim Nuckk� , OnAr Smith. How 4 David Slone. En?� Foster. FeliciaGraves Gary Worley. Sam Overstreet. T ny Johnson. W TURE BUSINESS LEADERS OP AMERICA — left to nght. Rcw 1: Mrs. H. Brown, Joy Wilson, Donna Harvey. Sheryl Brown. Kiraen Richmond, Toma Holloway. Tammy Lea, Tracye Bow� SuzoueThoxton. Kim Miles. Row 2 Sheryl Ann Jefferys, Karen Watkins. Shnyrt r. Turner Beth Kow.and, Sharon Bnntle. Pam Sellars. Anita akfey. Angela r M u, Robin P. sant, Cnsu Butte, Mary Beth Sartln. Row 3: Tracy Blackman. Lisa Price, Tracy Taylor, Lisa Williamson tfemufer Russell, -Janice Russeoli, Michelle Hines. Kim Bray. I aura Meh ffey Row A Susan Dabbe. Bonita Hines, Chnsty Blake man. Karen Godsey. Fenny Strader. Marine Adkins, Michelle Pasoshal. Kim Nuckles, Pamela Cook. Tammy Collier Fl rrURE HOMEMAKERS ()F AMEW-. 'A left to right Row 1 Me. Miller. Mre B Satterfield Sharon Ftotnbar, Crystal Cobb. Lora Beasley, Crystal Pinnix, Valerie Blackwell. Debra McCann. Rhonda Odum, Nannie Richmond. Debra Willis, Harriet Brandon. Row Carla Pams. Darlene Hyler, Tammy ; : Angela Cox. I’atu Apple, Lynn toeter. Uea Steadman. Andrea Dixori. Deborah Williamson, Cynthia Allen. Lone Capps, Mary-Jo Yarbrough. Row 3 Audra F- eu-r Fenny Evans. Cincfy Arthur, Antlone Hodnett, I'amela Corbeu, Willie Turner, Robert Watlm- gron, Judy Taylor. Sharon Strader, Julie Baldwin. Row 4: Stephanie Stanback, Traoey Stami . Brenda Jones, Leanne Daya, Anthony Williamson. Faye Neal, Detrn Henderson. Kimberly Allen, Fentra Graves. Geraldine Turner. Row Angela Dixon. Rcet Smith. Venn Ayers. Kim Strader. Melissa Mansfteld, Kimberly Fisher, Kim Hoaden. Melissa Smtth. Mary Kendrick H a 6: Mary Alice Freeman. Elizabeth Nunnalley, Melissa Murphy. Calvin Massey. Teresa Wilson Tammy Conner. Kim Wilson. Susan Sooarce Tracy Elaore 133 Idanda Elaore 134 Kevin Eaerson 134 Patricia Eaerson 134 Angel England 134 Paaela Etchinson 134 Penny Evans 134 Layton Ever i tt 134 Taaay Everette 134 Otis Earner 134 Tannie Parrish 134 Uray Faulkner 134 Larry Felder 134 Kinberly Fisher 134 Paaela Fogleaan 134 Aubrey Foster 134 Harold Fountain 134 Brian Frank I in 134 Patrick Fuller 134 Tiffany Fuller 134 Michael Fulton 134 Penny Fulton 134 Ooug Fuqua 134 Michelle Fuquay 134 Tara Furges 134 Kenneth Gannon 134 Uendy Gannon 134 David Garland 134 Jennifer Garland 134 Landers Garland 134 Tracey Gay 134 Chantel Gooch 134 Andrea Graves 134 Corey Graves 134 Vada Graves 134 Ui 11 iam Graves 134 Tonny Gunnell 134 Mary Gusler 134 Alison Gwynn 134 Ronald Hairston 134 Pane I a Hal I 134 Arnold Hanlett 134 Janie Hanlett 108 Mark Hanlett 134 Tina Hanlett 134 Arthur Hanpton 134 Maurice Harris 134 Teresa Hanker 134 Kin Headen 134 Detra Henderson 134 Shelby Henderson 135 Tina Henderson 135 Ui11ian Henderson 135 Rodney Heston 135 Danita Hicks 135 Kenneth Hicks 135 Alexander Hightoner 135 Alicia Hightoner 135 Angela Hobbs 135 Leslie Ho I nan 135 June Hooper 851135 April Horne 135 Tanny Hudson 135 Bryan Huffnan 85 135 Stephanie Hunt 135 Andrea Ingold 135 Deana Jefferson 135 Earl Jeffreys 135 NorvelI Jeffreys 135 Antonio Johnson 135 Carol Johnson 135 Richard Johnson 135 Todd Johnson 135 Joey Jones 85 135 Katrina Jones 135 Steven Jones 135 Thonas Jones 135 Mary Kendrick 135 Paula King 135 Dale Lambert 135 Greg Lawson 135 Starlett Layne 135 Angela Lea 135 Jeanette Lea 135 Kenneth Lea 135 Zelodis Lea 135 Robert Leatherwood 135 Stephanie Lee 135 Reid Lewis 135 Christy Lipscomb 135 Eva Lipscomb 135 Mario Lipscomb 135 Stephanie Loftis 135 Tammy Loftis 135 Phyllis Love 135 Jennifer Lunsford 135 Ernest McCain 135 Cristi Mabe 135 George Mahaley 136 Rhonda Mangum 52 136 Melissa Mansfield 136 Lawrence Merritt 136 Matt Miller 136 Priscilla MilIner 136 Nadine Mims 136 Michelle Minor 136 Regina MitchelI 136 Valerie MitchelI 136 Amanda Moore 136 Clarence Moore 136 John Moore 136 Lori Moore 136 Pamela Moore 136 Randall Moore 136 Spencer Moore 136 Gina Muapower 136 Lynetta Murphy 136 Robby Nance 136 157 Eric Neal 136 Amy Neighbors 136 Angela Somers 85)137 Peggy Nelson 136 Michael Southern 137 Traci Newcomb 136 Susan Spiecher 137 El i zabeth Nunnally 136 Karen Stacy 137 Sonya Odum 136 Valerie Stadler 137 Stacey 01iver 136 Todd Stanfield 138 Troy Page 136 Alicia Steadman 138 Carla Parris 136 Rita Stewart 138 Daryl Paschal 136 Kenny Strader 138 Phyllis Pay lor 136 Sharon Strader 138 John Pinnix 136 Charles Stump 138 Shawn Pinnix 136 Rhonda Stump 138 Michael Perkins 136 Dee Dee Tate 138 Tony Perkins 136 Judy Taylor 138 Dovie Petty 136 Tom Terrel 1 138 Mary Pickard 137 Christopher Thomas 138 Catherine Pinchback 137 Rodney Thomas 138 Tara Pinnix 137 Surkiethus Thomas 138 Apr i 1 Pleasant 137 Markus Thompson 138 Dwayne Pleasant 137 Roy Thompson 138 Anthony Poteat 137 Shenedia Thompson 138 Tonya Poteat 137 Michael Thorpe 138 Betty Purgason 137 Susan Totten 138 Timothy Pyles 137 Maria Troxler 138 Uendy Pyles 137 Carol Turner 138 Carolyn Regan 137 Garrick Turner 138 Chris Rice 137 Gerald Turner 138 Scott Rice 137 Geraldine Turner 138 Jerry Richmond 137 Henry Turner 138 Samson Richmond 137 Karen Underwood 138 Eugene Riddick 137 Kenyatta Upchurch 138 Richard Rogers 137 Tracey Upchurch 138 Teresa Rogers 137 Bobbie Vaughn 138 Mark Ross 137 Bettie Vernon 138 Cory Royster 137 Ui11iam Vernon 11 138 (Ji 11 iam Royster 137 Cordelia Vinson 138 Rodney Rudd 137 Larry Ualker 138 John Satterfield 137 Michelle Ualker 138 Susan Scearce 137 Billy Uard 138 George Scott 137 Patricia Uatkins 138 Melinda Scott 137 Percel 1 Uatkins 138 Cynthia Sellars 137 John Uatlington 138 Roosevelt Sellars 137 Laura Uatlington 138 Patrick Shaw 137 Kimberly Uatlington 138 Clayton Shumaker 137 Tammy Uatlington 138 Roy Siddle 137 John Uatson 138 Jonathan Sims 137 LeGrand Uebster 138 Sekena Singletary 137 UiIIiam Uheeler 138 Gregory Slade 137 Chr i sty Uhi te 138 Kenneth Slade 137 Stacey Uietfeldt 138 James Smith 137 Frank 1 in Uiley 138 Kermit Smith 137 Teresa Ui 11 iaims 138 LeGeorge Smith 137 Artena Ui11iamson 138 Melissa Smith 137 Oeborah Ui11iamson 139 Rodney Smith 137 Kenric Ui11iamson 139 Troy Smith 72)137 Louis Ui11iamson 139 David Sol Oman 137 Manelito Ui11iamson 139 Gary Soloman 137 Pearlie Ui11iamson 139 158 Stacey Ui11iamson 139 VOCATIONAI, INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OP AMEKICA-AimMOTIVE: loti u right. Row 1: Bruce Paschal, Ricky Turner. Jamte Snead. Tony David, Chuck Lawson, Tommy Walker. Kyle Mitchell. Row a Kenneth Kirby. Ken B isley, Teretai Winstead, Charmln l .'wis, ivsaAnn Marshall, Kimberly Lewis. I awl McCann. Row 3-. lunmi- balsv. Chrui Hermann. Keith Neighbors. Craig Cox. Sou Thomaa Row -I David Wiles. Michael Willis, Bairy Rich, Keith Myers. Mark Boone. Donald Hyler. Ricky Wilson. CHORUS 2 — left to right. Row 1: Stephanie Mitchell, Pamela J. Lipscomb, Nichole Chandler, Lora Beasley, RosaGunn, Jouio Burnell, Kim Brooks. Rita Durham. Row 2: Sheryl Brown. Tracy D. McCaden. Sherry D. Brown, Mellsa Thaxton, DaVlna LV hlte, Anita Boyd, Stony White, Shorn Walker. Row 'S-. Debra Long. Jo Ann ljpoo nib. Lieu Bri - . TracyTuyl1 r, Valerie Big.. we. Melody Hampton, Dianne Dameron, Myra Branson Row B Sharon .lone®, Angi luie love, Angela Jefl'ers. Angela Graves, Kim JetYnes. Pamela Blackwell, Bernice Gwynn,Shelby Hams. Row 5: Angelia Garland, Tracy Tucker, Katrina Bushnell, Sharon Hightower. Angela Henderson. 1 ilbrua Brown, Angela Powell. Row6; Cindy Itiomas,CarU-Ue (imv «i, Pam It wte. Matt Smith, Walter Mangum, Vincent Carter, Robbie B«;ll. Row 7: Bruce fe(Yh «, Stevy:n Williamson. Brio Mims, Spencer Gunn, Derek Hams, Julius !yi «. JUNIOR VARSITY BAND: left to right. Row 1: Bernard Wheeler, Gaiy Solomon, Taeha Crawford. Carol Ann Brandon. John Satterfield, Sonya Odum, Chan tel Gooch. Jennifer Lunsford, Maiy Gusler. Sabrina Watllngton. Row 2: Stacey 'Williamson. Mario ljpsoomb, Richard Rogers. Mary Pickard. Debbie Blackwell, Melissa D. Womack, Tlfflni WUUamson. Wendy Gammon, Kenyaua Upchurch. Qiana Madden. Row 3: Lon Moore, Angle iXniglas. Christy White, Mark Baize. I AW n Everett. Carla Bailey. At ig :1a So m� re, i iura Watllngton. I 'hyliis Pnyk r. Teresa Williams. Karen Denny. Row•• Crtsu Mat . Amai. laMoore. Pam Hall, Tammy Everett, Jum M “Per. many Fuller. Chemetta Mitchell, Tam Pinnix, Alison Gwynn. Meloua Battle. Andrea Graves. How William Henderson, Dana Beggarly, Kelly Poteat, Tracey Upchurch. April Pleasant, April Home, Tonya Poteat, Wray Faulkner. Shenedla Thompson R.rw 6: Tmvis Compton. Sam Butler, Steven Jones, Joey Jones, Russell Burr. Luncu Hatflekl. Ti H ini Ui11ianson 139 Donald Ui11 is 139 Gus UI11 is 139 Colenan UiIson 11 139 Jesse UI Ison 139 Pa� UiIson 139 Michael D. UiIson 139 f Michael S. Uilson 139 Teresa UiIson 139 Melissa Uonack 139 Iris Uoods 139 Michael Urenn 139 Alvin Uright 139 George Uyatt 139 Heath Uyatt 139 LaTonya Tel lock 139 Laurence Young 139 FACULTY AND STAFF Barbara Ai Iison 46,08 Ron Aids 46r82 84 85 Evangelina Balnori 46,71 Sionara Baliori 46 Mary Beverly 46 Alice Bigelow 45 Cheryl Blanchard 45 Ui11 ie Blue 46 Sara Bradsher 46 Harriet Brandon 46 Bonnie Brener 46 Hattie 8raun 46 Bill Bush 46j48i66j87 Deborah Chandler 46 Debbie Clayton 45 T.J. Coates 130)131 Candy Cooper 46 68 Roger Crooks 46 Pat Dai I 45 Marcia Dalton 46 Barbara Davis 47 Donna Eduards 47 Betty Everett 52 Hilda Fish 45 Robert Fleming 44 Esther Foster 47 Patsy Foulkes 47 Larry Graves 52 Mary Graves 47)95 John Gray 47 Elizabeth Greene 45 Lillie Guynn 52 Joseph Hannack 47 72)85 Penny Hare 47 Gracie Harris 52 Patricia Headen 47 Bill Hoilanon 47 Joseph Horne 48,106)116)117 Nancy Horne 45 Gladys Hunt 52 San Jackson 48,106 Inez Jeffries 52 Jin Jeffries 52 Sandra Jefferies 40 Thonas Johnson 52 Kitty Jones 52 Ida Kinber 52 Rosa Knight 48 Michael Langone 48,106)113 Susan Lassiter 48,66 Nancy Lea 52 Vicentia Lipsconb 48 Judy Loftis 49 Michele Loue 49 Jesse Majette 49,92 Houard McIntyre 49 Jackie Miles 52 Irna Miller 49 John MitchelI 49,106,113 Hoyt Moore 49 David Ouen 49,51,106,120 B.J. Page 2,49,09 Blanche Page 49,88 Jo Page 50,75 Lindsey Page 50,111 NelI Page 45 Pan Page 50 Ruth Page 50 Jack Painter 44 Jane Pointer 45 Gaye Poteat 45 Jane PouelI 50 Martha Pyrant 50 Ray Reagan 50,117 Paul Robinson 50,125 Floyd Rowland 44,91,136 Alene Russel I 50,49 Bettie Satterfield 50,80 Eduard Satterfield 50 Gaynel I Saunders 52 Oock Sauyer 50,04 Ueldon Slayton 50,86 GaiI Snith 50 Gail St iluelI 14,50,94 Al Tho.pson 51,106,109,117 Benton Thompson 51 Jane Thonpson 51 Janes Totten 51 Cy Vernon 51,76 El izabeth walker 45 Marvin Ualters 51 Lisa Uatl ington 51 Uillian Uells 51,78,90 Houaid Uhitten 51 Mary Uiley 45,49,89 Lula Ui11ianson 52 Mattie Ui11ianson 52 Janes Uinstead 51 SPORTS Baseball, JV 120-121 Baseball, Va 118-11? Basketball, JV 112-113 Basketball, Girl's 114-115 sketbal I, Va 110-111 'erleaders 128-12? Football, JV 108-10? 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COMPLIMENTS OF FOWLKES’ STORE PROVIDENCE, N.C. Ill] • COMPLIMENTS OF JIM MILLNER PLUMBING CO., INC. RT. 1 PROVIDENCE, N.C. “FRESH MEATS AND PRODUCE” N. Main Yanceyville, N.C. Phone 694-4712 Duke and Lindsey Foster, Owners _______________y v________________y y CHAMPION AUTO PARTS OF YANCEYVILLE N. MAIN ST. PO BOX 269 YANCEYVILLE, N.C. 27379 PHONE 694-4106 GO BUCS COMPLIMENTS OF CALLAHAN CLEANERS 133 WATSON ST. DANVILLE, VA. v_________y v__________y v. 168 ( WNCWSTE CONSTRUCTION • SAND • GHAVEI. 694-4852 NIGHTS • SUNDAYS • HOLIDAYS GALL 094-4650 XRADl W RADIO DL'51 ATCIiiiD KC0N0M1CAL PRECISE MEASURE • PROPER MUC • QUICK SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF L.H. VERNON CO. INC. PROMPT DKIJVKRY FREE ESTIUATES C. B. ROWLAND SUPPLY COMPANY INC. 106 N K1RST8T YANCEYV1LLE, N.C V_______________ V COMPLIMKIWI’S OF A.D. SWANN TRUCKING CO. YANCEYVILLE, NC Ssso N L. OLIVER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE SEED. FEED. FERTILIZER ROUTE 1 VANCEVVILLE. N.C. v_________________________ COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES R EVANS SON RT. 2 BOX 98, PELHAM, N.C., 27311 ALL TYPES OF BULLDOZING COMPLIMENTS OF RAY L. TAYLOR MASONARY CONTRACTOR RINGGOLD, VA. BRICK, BLOCK, ROCK 882-5043 f COMPLIMENTS OF PIEDMONT INSULATING CO, INC. ALL TYPES OF INSULATION (804) 793-7037 ___________J V________________J r r Comp moot� of Potter Electronics inc. Yenceyville. N. C. 27379 MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTROLUMINESCENT LIGHTING P O. Box 399 C91 9) 69A-9301 Mrs. G. Stllwell’s Honors Algebra II Class V___________________________________________________ 170 H WILLIAMS TRULL CO. p 0 o. MM- '«OS U++ ' «•«HvIM.N C 77323 1168 'CASE-INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS •IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT ■ RAIN BIRD SPRINKLERS GUNS •LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT r a r HICKS INSURANCE Congratulations Amy Vernon, We’re very proud REALTY of you. R.A. Rogers “Watch out for the two red shoes.” Vemie Dove Love, Mom and Dad Phone 694-4191 P.O. Box 246 Yancevville. NC L J r COMPLIMENTS OF FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES HARRELL E. MABE AGENCY MANAGER Serving Caswell County With All Types Of Insurance V________________ FRESH MEATS — FANCY PRODUCE — SEAFOOD GROCERIES — FINE WINES — BEER P.O. BOX 328 “ NORTH MAIN ST. YANCEYVILLE, N.C. 27379 694-4232 CCOLE CHEVROLET □ LDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE PARTS TOUGH CHEVY TRUCKS CHEVROLETS □LDSMQBILES OK USED CARS Sl TRUCKS 2-4 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 694-41 65 NIGHTS. SUNDAYS. HOLIDAYS . . 694-6723 MR. GOOOWRENCH WORKS HERE GM QUALITY SERVICE PARTS GENERAL MOTORS PARTS DIVISION KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS V 171 f SALES A, SERVICE CASWELL HEATING AIR CONDITIONING, INC. YANCEYVILLE. N.C. 27379 LAYTON J. EVERITT PRES OFFICE 694-6860 HOME 694-4242 P 0 BOX 399 f 86 CONVENIENT MART AND GRILL Serving Your Grocery and Beverage Needs Located on Highway 86 Near the Park Springs Road Intersection Phone: 388-2801 Sion- Hours: Mon.-SaL 7 a.m.-l a.m. Sun. H a m -1 I p 4-rill Hours: Mon.-SaL 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sun. 12 noon - 9 pm. f THE FLOWER BOx'A Flowers for all Occasions d zuLuji. £ck uuinn Bicycle Moped Sales Service Owner DONNIE BROWN v Manager JOE WILKINS J ( Best Wishes From An Old Friend.... 5■■■ A THE Caswel VC CASWELL COUNTY SINCE 1926' V 172 SERVING THE PEOPLE OF % 1 I I • Wmston -Salem M mm HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY WtJ I I • North Carolina Tom Adams Greensboro North Carolina ■