East Gaston High School - Imprimis Yearbook (Mount Holly, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1983 volume:

iing TKUM IIVIPRIIVIIS VOLUME II EAST GASTON SENIOR HICIH SCHOOL MT HOLLY NORTH CAROLINA 28120 PRESENTING IN WORD AND PICTURE OLIR LIVES TODAY AS WE PREPARE FOR TOMORROW -1zfM53Hfww, 'A Qma F'i'??'I'W J' rv if YS 1' if sf-Ig' I Z L 477' s 44 ,I Hg if ,JY J ,IT J xfs X wyfi? xy, , 1 in ls he , ,fp ,aff 1'4 CD I I .3- M 96 fl' , f, fr fm' ,.I,I If'I:-14- f'I-7I. -,IkrffffI'ff? w , I' 'I3'?'1w 1--I,,:e' '34-, ,' -.I--, , . -I: if if fff1 fII Y'f ' ,I , I -1IIgf--SWIISGII. .' f Z X7 ' 6' i P' ' 5 'E D 'M ,'1'I .I':E w Q, . , I- ,7 -I -.:ILIE,.y,,:-- .' K ' I ' ' A 411- ,I' -1'iI ' It 'I 'PII ',Qf'a5I-?IIe9Im 44 gnlqw , 'uw - .4 V, -I I I5 II,53.i5,gZ.' ,A .. ,, ,,,, I ,.. I . in ,f'7'?'-31 - I ' I, ' ..'5II ,Ii :xv 22235 ' I I 'H -:fi-,I I ,.II.I I: 'KI I: h f - ::I ,pg 5421631 , I . 7t3,i'f1.Q. .5171-G , I. ' -, ,f.5'g v . 5,3 1: 1 I 1 I Q I ,M I . , A ,N . . M, IPM ' - A - I ' ,4'.'S ive- I - , I II ?f'g. bIES1 ,wily I. , I I Q . .N I 117,533 . , I, . J ,..-c :NI I I I III I II.. 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Lower middle: Tim Cloninger, Bri- an Cope, Charles Gallman, Mark Hodges, Tim McCall, Angie Gentry, Kelly Hager, and Scott Smith. li.-- .zz-' dl '+-2. 1'1f'2f fl, '. v V V I ,- ,..- ,li C--I- ' 'ui Y Qi . -g 4i '1' 1 sh'- -3 -ix..- ,,,.,iIN-mi 1... - ---V- .. A ze ,j 1 tif... I' ,gi-1-.. 411. MW 53- E:- .--.-I-'P'i l l- Top row, left: Grey Drum. Right: Joey Munday Middle row, Left: David Smith, 5- , . ' . . ., Right: Carla Lewis. Bottom row: Linda ...--- -l-- Q Rutledge, Becky Barker, Cindy Harper, Q- ld East Crystal Stlnes, David Hoover, Ricky Bar ley, John Padgett, Scott Mays. L2 il .. X ., V V m X - A 'l G-lf'ag Q ik ik xl if .gr '- fa 5, u 5 3 1 5 5 f 5 if EA 5' A 9,2 . 9 xm- rg Am, .1141 . 5- if 0 ,H , N, MMMM QMQGMKA-ma Mm T f'-'-hevvtvmv.-1 MK gan My-gvm ww- , , , W ,W,, , ,,,f,,wfwW1-1-anew, , ' I 4 P. hesxfswfmr . f :s 'N sf 5 5 z 5 1 E J Q Ti' I 55 :if ,WN :six sv V Q M: , 5 V? V g .f . .5 ' N . 'em' ', 1, . 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Bottom middle of page: The halls of EG are barren, before students come in to prepare for their-future. Opposite page: Top left: The Food Services class is ,proud of its gingerbread cre- ations. Top right: Mrs. Setzer and Mrs. Cook speak with a guest at the FBLA workshop. Middle left: Student Council discusses various school activities. Middle right: Mark Tucker practices his skills on a TRS-80 computer in Data Processing. Bottom: Henny Wallace catches up on the latest news in Mrs. Tedder's class. 8fOpening If www W ,v. My mm. ,km X www ' an -.N NN, .w W Q 'A A MN ,- ...Wwv-... ,x4, A Q, ,,r ' IX l- J mf 5 'mf 5 , Mm M ,am ,Av mp :Mm v Mx- lf. . Q' 1 af, .W vw fx X um, mv.. ,M H sw. .nw ., ff'-' fb x M:-M, W W- V f 5 v f M.m.,,,, lffiif. L f,Z M 2 gg, f m7Z?Qw, fx 'h': 5. 15:-:am i H22 iW 2gKQggg51 V i f . ij ,Wywgf , U jiwxoi. , uawfv xg?W 4 ,,-, P11525 ,,,... 'MM ' -Q 1 .5 , .ff in Swim if R311 . 1 -:ul X xx K . 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M Flaw gif it S5185 it Typical of many community supporters of our school: Opposite page: Far left: Dr. James Forrester, newly elected County Commissioner, has served as the EG team doctor for several years, Top center: Mr. Bob Thompson has supplied many pictures of all sports and other EG events for the yearbook. Bottom center: Mrs, Christine McConnell has devoted much time teaching the Chorus members dances for their Madrigal Dinner and working on majorette routines. This page: Top: Mr. Robert Weaver works with the Booster Club to support East Gaston. Bottom: Mrs. Brenda Muse, president of the Concerned Citizens Association, sells Warrior Sweatshirts. 12 . 5 2 T ww 't TFQVZ K, ' 7 f i 1 f ' 1 4 1 f ' 2 2 r Q2 1 .fi 'X ,i... i.,, .V, A Y no 1 se , .wi 2, l Q was V? N, .,.. 1 YQ 2 :sein X I .f SJ ,aw l 4 x .VR an . GARFIELD 'N - , 'f-, A wi' - W TOM ,Expt LMFF W,x-. X' 'fir , 'T The Favorites f .wg ., E111 THI l I quill! '. . ' you acne nag UQ- MYRTLE BEACH for 1982 ff ! Q., - - A x A --if f lwaxifl' M 1 5 1 Y is ........ i f W ----4..- - A survey of the seniors revealed favorite choices for this yearas pictured and listed. f Favorite song - Chicago's Hard to Say I'm Sorry Favorite candy bar - Snickers Favorite male singer - Rick Springfield Favorite female singer - Pat Benatar Favorite spectator sport -- Football Favorite place to go - My Place Favorite television show - M 'A S H 15 TERRESTRIAL East Gaston Celebrates A Traditional Christmas HAVE AN EXTRA e To express ourselves We sing, dance, perform, cheer the crowd Let ourselves go . . . ., , Q Rene t h e C a 1' ro Thanksgiving J Q f E wh ,mqnf ,SJ 5 . J -3 f . ..:: ff A 1 C - 51 :VY Q A, ' 'y fx. .iii 43, . ,4,., n V. . j, Q, K . y A . f .,g.g I .n ,. V vv... ,Q V ,-sw , ,L . .fy .e,,- A ' -sfrlgly. A K N 'Qi 1 1' 1 ,I-,: .4 'yy flu, .' :,. ',. . 'j ,e .-.. .TW 4 ' Q3 -5.5 RYQ . 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Cindy Thompson, Sandy Sheets, Lisa Simms. Lori Black. Cindy Lawing. Abby Randolph Second row: Zina McLean. Kim Hullo. Third row: Stacie Willis. Julie Rhyne. Trudy McManus. Rhonda Grindstafj. Rene Zeigler. Lisa Beacham. Kelly Hager. Amanda Lynch. Kim Todd. Monica Brooks Featuresf19 1982-83 Beauties Are Selected By WBCY Disk Jockey, John Bo V gi K - 1,1 -fw1z. ,. 3' , X- fxff: . S ,I fl 2 20fBeauties if Representatives from the Barbizon School of Modeling selected pictures of ten beauties from each of the three classes. From those pictures, John Boy Isley, from radio station WBCY made the final decision. John-Boy Isley Kim Todd ls Crowned 1982-88 Homecoming Queen Above: Kim Todd shows emotion as she is presented as 198283 Homecoming Queen. First row: Dana Foster, escorted by Mr. Sonny Sanders: Kim Hutto, escorted by Mr. David Hutto: Cindy Lawing, escorted by Mr. Jack Lawing: Kim Leonard, escorted by Mr, Richard Leonard. Second row: Nelda Gibson, escorted by Mr. James Gibson: Vonda Lackey. escorted by Mr. Calvin Lackey: Zina McLean. escorted by Mr, Jonathan McLean: Linda Rutledge, escorted by Mr. Robert Rutledge. Third row: Angie Gentry, escorted by Mr. James Gentry: Sandy Sheets. escorted by Mr. Cecil Sheets: Lisa Simms. escorted by Mr. Dewey Simmsq Kim Todd, escorted by Mr. Leon Rippey. 22f'Homecoming Court Homecoming Royalty Adds Excitement To Homecoming Week Activities j M. W-'lv i Homecoming week is filled with excite- ment for everyone, but especially for the Homecoming sponsors. Surprise and prep- aration mark the time before the crowning ceremonies. The climax of this years War- rior Week was the crowning of Kim Todd as Homecoming Queen for 1982-83. The pic- tures of Homecoming Court representa- tives were made at the home of Cindy Sud- dreth. 24 milww nv df' M W.. A in 8 YY x i' an x u'QL4T!if9h,,,,k1 qqgh -mf 'wr fix 165011 J-Jung Q .if 4 1!z,:jQ,J w, s ,Wir 4541 s VN. 53. Ilan +1 msn, P? L A . e- M i' 'sw J . -v N.. Mtwqpnw ,Mm air SWL. 'Rfb - Outstanding Seniors Outstanding Seniors are chosen by their classmates by secret ballot. Seniors select the ten students they feel are outstanding on the basis of leadership qualities. personality. high moral character. and potential usefulness to society. The twenty highest uote getters are then recognized as Outstanding Seniors. Due to a tie. this year. twenty-one seniors were selected. ali,-'QQ if fiieapneane E11 Q . 1 2 a Q-xx ,V N X 'mfg . -. x ,K W N X. jj, I , 'lx 'X M t AV xx SKXX V ii tv- gl yin? X5, f , l 3 X lx' 4 0 0 'I 0' 9, 0 s X iv ' ' ' r nM.L'.'o.s. Henderson Wallace ' -I ,YUM A x+ SSH f Wx. 5 , QF V U ffl iz 1: 9? f f 4 94, im 'HW new ,WX , .-4 v.. ff ' -f. .ff , Q N XS M .W wmwigsvgi- A .5 wil.. Q MQ . XX NJE - 5 fgfk Sp new L. Q5 HEQR, R Q i ,S if qv rf km its W X N 5 NN NHL X 5 ig , iw ef ,, 5, Q Q Q1 Simi, . f K S5 A Y ix K fs :Ed W ' xx is Q Y .. Q .ww Q X N Q X X S? H fa K Cheerleaders Lead Students In Support of Teams ,sf 9' -..., Vi K I lf- ' ., ', A F! I , , .I , 1' t' V 6 ff-. 'N o by vi. af N U? ' L ' 5 'W i ' . I ,gum .Envy To be a cheerleader is to work hard, to inspire, to cheer teams and school to victory. Cheerleaders practice endless hours, go to cheerleading camp, sacrifice time and other activities to dedicate themselves to school spirit. 28 f r 5. 1stRow - Karen Jessen, Kim Hutto, Zina McLean, Kelly Hager, 2nd Row - Angie Schronce, Kim Leonard, Lori Black, Amy Wilson, 3rd Row - Abby Randolph, Gail Horton, Cindy Lawing, Lisa Simms. , . s -5 ham: gym G-np',iJ3ktif5.i g 6 Q f P: , . A.. i. '- x ,, X s 1 0' 16- 'xi 1. ' E - --3 - Y ' 5 'V' -N' 5 '1 A ' - 1? -F WA :Ai V:Jiw ,f A , , -. -ji, iu L, . k,w,f bw.fc. 2, f :Fx xv, ,, C Kim x 1' , f. ta lffxl f 4. Q Q ' - lj r , , K laik as 'L w'ms, v,,, . Leonard fcapidmp A f :E+ 1 2 iv . SW .. Y Y . f' nv Mobs 'Q X I Q . ' in ,.. Vw A S335 39 fm'5 K. 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Jongleur, direfts the Royal Joey Munday. Joey Watts. Becky Lambert and Tim lV1FCGllSiVlQ 'Person- Court with a tczmboririe, ent Hodieu Ye Olde Madrigal Chris Ll I if Q pw.- A .f V, ,fjfjfmfxr g ,,,, , X ,,le , ,, Z-F Mi ,i rf: f, A 1 'WW ,f l?'5Wi7!,Z , JA fr ff' 1 L f it 'pl ., if Mrs Catherine Painter directs the Madrigal, W' Wenches sing prayer. Members of the Royal Court prepare to toast the king, Wm, l Miristrels Dale Helton. Grant Jones. and Michael Medlm, 'ii W GE E V 2 5 Z 2 We? ff 1 ,skin 01 l l 0? Ui 34fFeatures I rian Browne B ptain, C21 III l'Ll dy. d UTI M 99 hris Petty. Jo Ond row: Craig Bost, C CC ajor. S mm rnathy, Lisa Anthony, Julie Rhyne, dru be Kim A is Kris Lew C, majorett arie Jones. head ajor, M First row: Cindi Ray, drum m h Parrot. Mike Cook. Cathy McMillan. Fourt ebbie D ptain, CB nnie McMillan. rifle Co VOID hird T Huskins. n McCart, Mike Boughman, Brian ULU Fletcher. Andy Young, D YTI ith. Ke rian Sm asey Graham, B Cox, C ing. Tim beth Farrar. Tee m Lowry, Tammy Johnson, Carol McGinnis. Eliza y Caldwell, Pa nd ela McCorkle, Ann Gibson, Ci '19 Goddard, Tracy Sherard, Tamesia Caldwell, A arsha Gates, M VG Debbie Burr, Lau row: Joanne Bruccoleri, Kim McGinnis Grey Drum, David Whitlock. Paula Lisa Kee, Judy Devine, Mellany McDowell, Andrea Moore Amy Murphy, Kim Cupps. Ritchie FU:th row: Elizabeth Koone, Alice Padgett Tonya Shuler, Mitzi resa Gregory, Childers. Sonya Taylor, Holly Fletcher, Elaine McGlothlin, Kelly Turner. Melanie Seward, Sixth row: Angie Rushing, Julie Bradbury, David McCall, Laura Carpenter, Andy McElveen, Suzie Spears. Susan Lauring. John Pad- yers, Melanie Muse, Richard Reeves, Chris Bowl M C9 Lauren Baker, Angela Wriston. Seventh row: Pam Poteet Kelly Spargo, Sta ,Lisa Johnson, Lynn Craig, GTI Hoffm da Scott Soperlein, Lin avis D dd n, To gette, Mike Medli th gh elissa Buie, Ei zabeth Helton. 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Q will .af '13, 3 A 4 4 f- N, f -gf 2-'A 14' . fx- Q u ' 2 4 n Senior Reports Richard McAndrews . . . First year football player, came out for team late due to National Guard duty, but worked hard to get in good condition. Played on the kicking teams and saw action at the defensive end. Good attitude. Well liked by his teammates. Scott Jones . . . One of the most improved players on the squad from last season. Worked hard in the off-season. Developed into a fine receiver. Good hands and pass cuts. Improved his blocking ability from last year. Injuries cut short his playing time. Henderson Wallace . . . A co-captain. Played quarterback on offense and played in the defensive secondary at the L'Cat and Buz positions. Three years letterman in football. Excellent speed - threw touchdown passes his senior season. Chuck Blanton . . . Saw action as a lineman this season. Worked hard in the off-season with the weights to improve himself. Excellent attitude - well liked by his teammates and coaches. Jon Speas . . . Greatly improved football player from last year. Used in a number of positions this year which contributed greatly to the team. Good pair of hands in catching the football. Very dedicated athlete who worked hard to improve his abilities. Respected by coaches and teammates. Kirk Beatty . . . Very dedicated performer who made the most of his abilities. Was probably the most consistent offensive lineman on the squad. Fine hustler, very flexible person and athlete. Very popular among his teammates. Set a fine example by action as an athlete. Bobby Russell . . . Used in a number of positions on the squad. Became a starting tackle on offense. Very strong with excellent speed for a big man. Very tough performer. Worked hard in the off-season to improve his athletic ability. Tim Cloninger . . . Greatly improved football player from last year. Starter at tight end and contributed in other places of the team. Excellent hands. Always gave 10006. Became a fine blocker this year and was perhaps the best downfield blocker on the squad. Respected by his teammates and coaches. Donald Jackson . . . A co-captain and three year letterman. Very strong. Played at linebacker and on the offensive line. Excellent athlete. Fine person who worked hard in the off-season. Made 43 individual tackles on defense for the season. Nathan Wriston . . . Very versatile athlete. Played defensive end, offensive tight end and split end, used in the kicking game. Had a great year at the defensive end position. One of the best defensive ballplayers in the conference. Excellent speed, quickness, and a fine pair of hands. Caught three T.D. passes for the season. Leon Shipp . . . Set East Gaston receiving record this year with 25 receptions. Leading tackler on the squat at linebacker and defensive Chief position. Big, strong receiver who can also run well after making the catch. Also used as a punter. Very popular with his teammates. Excellent quickness and a hard hitter, Three year letterman. Jeff Harris . . . Played football at East Gaston as a sophomore, then family moved last year. Came out late this year when he moved back to East Gaston. Worked hard to get in condition. Did a fine job as center on punting teams. Played at defensive tackle. Very likeable person. 44 we Q if swf f WM. ww wing'g-,,vpogf,f,2,, ,,,, ,',,,.W,,W,.M f i:m,,W,,. ,, W-Q5,,,M,,W N35 W,o,c,, r ' ' ' i i in O 1 - ,HH f-,We,f fL,, f.,f,,W. if +- V GM kggkmk , . K xi. r rw. ... - .ef . f 'V'fffwfffm,i..:f..mfg! .f .. 4 Y, 5. W i f ss 5 2 2 c 5 Top Row, left: Warriors charge on to the field before game. Middle: Leon Shipp scores a touchdown. Right: Larry Wallace scrambles from pursuing defense. Second Row, left: James Wright breaks a tackle to score a touchdown. Middle: Coach Keaton gives advice to Larry Wallace. Right: Tim Cloninger leaps for a pass. 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' 4 1: Henderson Wallace is surrounded by Ashbrook defenders. 2: James Wright awaits screen pass from Larry Wallace. 3: Nathan Wriston rushes for touchdown against Burns. 4: James Wright goes for touchdown. 5: Warriors scrimmage in preseason practice. 6: Coach Adams gives halftime pep talk. 7: Warriors break out of huddle. ,u,.,.M,,.,MM ,A c,b, A Defense takes a break during timeout. Charles Gallman helps Henderson Wallace on Coach Adams gives last minute instructions. Coach Adams thinking of a play. Warrior offense tears through North Gaston. Warriors merge against Burns runningback. Warriors surround Mountainier rusher, Nwaa.,,m,,,NwmwNm K Lady Warriors Trounce Opponents Clinching Perfect Season 14-0 Classic could describe the super year our Lady Warriors aced to win the conference title. At East Gaston, Volleyball has become synonymous with winning. Several school records were set this season, our first undefeated girls' season. Angie Fisher set a compiled record of 83 sets in one match. Angie White served a perfect game 15-O. Cheryl Ewing drilled 15 spikes in one match. Angie Fisher and Angie White were honored by being named Volleyball Conference Players of the Year. Monica Burrell and Cheryl Ewing were also named to the All- Conference team. Our unblemished season will always be remem- bered with a very special memory. A warm thanks to the seniors for their 3-year efforts. I say now, Can you beat that East Machine . . . ? Angie White and Angie Fisher get set to return the ball Kneeling: Susan Lawing, Lisa Kennedy. First Row: Lauri Ray, Suzie Spears, Hope Caldwell. Second Row: Angie Gentry, mgr., Tracy Helton, Lisa Lawing Dene Eller Coach. Third Row: Angie Fisher, Capt., Angie White, Cheryl Ewing Capt., Monica Burrell. ff prism Cross Countr Team Improves Late in Year Above: First row: Jamie Mitchell, Scott Hovis, Mark Hodges, Dale Moran, Jeff Lawing. Second row: David Rendleman, Bryan Smith, Mark Friday, Bill Lewis, Brian Browning, Chuck Mullins, Duane Waters, Scott Smith, Coach James Turpin. Third row: Leon Shipp, Bobby Kirkland, Jimmy Burr, Jimmy Smith, Phil Nichols, Randy Spencer. Seniors: First row: Scott Smith, Mark Hodges, Randy Spencer, Bobby Kirkland. Second row: Duane Waters, Jimmy Smith, Phil Nichols. 52 f Cross Country Our East Gaston Cross Country Team finished fourth three times and third in another meet. In the pre-conference meet the team finished sev- enth. In the conference meet we finished fourth. Our team really improved over the last two weeks, making a good showing in the conference meet. Bryan Smith made the All-Conference Cross Country Team. Cross Countryf53 New Basketball Coach Leads Warriors To Good Season ffM'---- li.. rs... 3 3 9' ii M mg ,,,A ,,,,, ,,fff ix. 4 als V - r-'e First row: Frankie Broome, Phil Nichols, James Wright, John Rankin. Second row: Larry Wallace, David Rendleman, Bobby Russell, Jeff Skidmore, Steve Cavin, Frank Kemp, Leon Shipp, Henderson Wallace, The 1982-83 Boys' Basketball Team improved greatly as the season pro- gressed. According to Coach Turpin, We were in every game we played. The games were usually very exciting, and usually not decided until the last minute or two. The scoring and rebounding were balanced most of the year with the lead going back and forth among several players. The bench contributed more and more as they improved in basketball skills. The coach stated, We did not win as many games as we would have liked, but I cannot fault our effort and desire to win. Below left: Larry Wallace gets rebound. Below right: Coach Turpin studies the game. Q it 35, gd! rg: New fii - if 5 'K 2 we uw., ,M ,l,.,4,,fMwvf'f 'W'W WWW ., F' we .ff J. Top left: Steve Cavin goes up for jump ball. Top right: Leon Shipp takes a jump shot over Burns player. For left: Leon Shipp shoots the ball. Middle left: Henderson Wallace shoots from outside. Bottom right: Phil Nichols dribbles down court. Boys, Basketballf55 JV Basketball Team Improves during Season The 1982-83 J .V. basketball team improved very much during the course of the season. The experience they have had should prove valuable for the Varsity program next season. Below left: J.V. Warriors plan strategy before game. Right: Aaron Snipes moves the ball up court. 45 U,.....W .. , . ,, , , 'N ff V+ M f r ,rm I I ,,, , , 53? ---.r gig I WWWM L ,M ller l tl T- if ,t:,,t, fyym ,ff 1 , 4 v1 T SCOU Hovis P35595 Off- TEAM First row: Aaron Snipes, Lucias McRavion, Vann Baber, David Smith, Scott Hovis. Second row: Manager Len Capps, Gordon Rudisill, Mike Lucas, Ray Carrigan. Third row: Dexter Ross, Mark Friday, Leroy Broome. 56 y , ef al ar no Lady Warriors Struggle Through Heartbreak Season If Lady Luck had only dribbled in the right direction . . . our 'foob'd Lady Warriors could have had a different season. Our Warriors were led by the super efforts of Senior Stand-out Monica Brooks, with the added reinforcement of Lisa Hogan. Strong efforts from I the rest of the squad produced a desire of never giving up. Accord- ing to Coach Eller, the season of 1982-83 built a lot of character. XV .pu .Y V ,QM X Xa was 'N my N. X at 58fGirls' Basketball fs X wwmrw st wfw, , V, N .. ...... .. ,... Opposite page far left: Monica Brooks gets set to release ball over North Gaston opponents. Top right: Daphne Moore gets set to shoot from foul line. Middle right: Coach Eller gives instructions for the next play. Bottom right: Lady Warriors, 1982-83: First row: Lisa Hogan, Florence McCorkle, Laurie Sherrill, Monica Burrell, Monica Brooks. Coach Eller, Assistant Coach Pryor. Second row: Lisa Kennedy, Daphne Moore, Angie White, Buffy Nichols. Upper left: Lisa Hogan attempts to rebound a foul shot. Middle left: East Gaston shows good defense against North Gaston. Left: Defense keeps R.S. Central from scoring. Above: Monica Brooks scores valuable points at foul line. Girls' Basketball f 59 4 , hff an K ,xg Q Q.: LW idbf M? .r X i X 'Nlan m Q V -,... ...., , . 'N 1 S 5 - Q - 9 X 'N ww wt 1 ...,x , . Q K 4 K' 'MQ' SQ' .-.-- Wwywww-W, if , M'-s ,ff M WMWMW M M Mmwmssw wwynwaw H ' 4 ., we VN l ,, I Irf' , , ,, . . V V ,.,,,, , , , , ,,,, ,,,, 4 VW .Vo , , ,V V i V JV 6 , ,, ,, , , . V . it I Y V V, V First row: Reggie McDowell, Jerry Holden, Scottie Holden, Mike Boughman, Jamie Gales, Todd Rayfield, Jerry Davis, Eric McGinnis. Second row: Leigh Lawing, Statistician, Scott Smith, Darrin Smith, Keith Jarrett, Ronnie Brooks, Randall Hardin, Brian Browning, Randy Payne, Belinda Jones, Statistician. Third row: Terry Edge, Don Poteat, Tom Murphy, Dale Miller, Bryan Smith, Jody Black, Grey Drum, Jimmy Burr, Pete Fox, Head-Coach Doug Smith. Fourth row: Assistant-Coach Kirk Wells, Assistant-Coach Rodney Patterson, Bryan Holland, Lee McKee, Chet Spruill, Phillip McCorkle, Todd McDowell, Dwayne Graham, Randy Spencer, Bobby Kirkland, William Kelly, Cam Melton. lNot pictured, Lloyd Murks.l T A s V 4 - ' ' ' V . z . V '. - if :V Af f- ...ph ,,,i, .,Vw,:f,VV M., .,-1 My-:.gf,a:f,: s wf- '-if 2 zp. Vi ,,,,,,f,,, ,M ,W ,, , f ri.. f , e V , ff 4 V ,, .- V - J Middle left: Seniors: First row: Scott Smith, Bobby Kirkland, Cam Melton. Second row: Todd McDowell, Dwayne Graham, Randy Spencer, Bryan Holland. Middle right: Senior Todd McDowell gains an advantage over his opponent, Bottom: Lloyd Murks turns over his opponent. Sports f 61 , V VVv-VA--2 . W iil ?4l!25!?f4lWMNV- L L 'Mi f'f 'M . awww X Top left: Jamie Gales shakes his opponent's hand, Top right: Chet Spruill waits at the score table. Middle left: Warrior wrestler tries for a takedown. Middle right: Grey Drum in position, prepares to start match. Opposite page top: Wrestlers Jerry Holden, Scotty Holden, Randy Spencer, and Lloyd Murks go to regionals. Bottom: Scott Holden works to turn his opponent over. 62 fSports I ll f Si f Q wwmw :mwwsfawe 3255? 1 Lk? x wif -f if f :fa The Year In Sports Q, f ,A ,,, M dvr f I ll I I jf ff , X., 1 mu J H ,, , I .,W,,,,,,-,,. Z? ,W , W .f ,I ,M 1 2 ,......., 2 1 'J' M ,,,,,, JW I' w if A ,f ,X Af N? w 64fSports MS' f ' A,AV fi , Mf.Ji44SX1 X111 'J ,L-':' QNX? -- J! ,, , V 45 A Sportsf65 if 66fSports Sportsf67 .,. 5 1 mf.. NX X X nr'-'- Q is X. x X S X ne g.. J itl L --,' A S' X ' 1 iii: . 'R 5225 Fi ' --:QL S X X m--L 2 i Lm.L is 'liii-fi: 5. H X 2'-Fliqgff 3 X 1 k .X L wissris 2 is :XM S , L.Q, i K R: -i . K 5 .. . ,gg E3 5 X .V K-xxx m f . - K 'l Q.QXfQ lm-gin ,W f Ay, Dj? 'W W , W mf, W, 2 5 XX: GX -. gggg X gb' WIJ N 0 Q. X ,. . k . .x l 'L- X X XM 5 'Q N X X X 1 S X XX XX X X A A XXX Y' X X X 5 sis, X ,I QS aw f' 'K IMPRIMIS Staff Publishes The Eleventh olum First row: J Ford, Rodney Bell, Michelle Dixon, Jon Speas, Mark Batchelor. Second row: Bethea Baker, Angie Schronce, er, Stacie Willis, Jimmy Morris, Tina Hice, Marc Cox. Third row: Vickie Wise, Julia Fortner, Jeaneane Eller, Hope Caldwell, Lisa Bowman, Terry Rudisill, Jeannette Hicks, editor. Above: Vickie Wise and Michelle Dixon, class editors, sort pictures for their section. Right: Jeannette Hicks, editor, The IMPRIMIS Staff has worked very hard to publish this year- book. We have spent hours and hours of drawing, writing, and eras- . ing. We also spent a countless number of hours selling ads and work- ing on the summer supplement, the annual slide show, and picture orders. Mrs. Cline and business students did some of the typing and took care of business details. We hope you will enjoy this book of memories for many years to come. E 70fYearbook Staff , ,,,., , W A f ,, X' N-pl Top row: Left: and Middle: Julia Fortner and Lisa Bowman, club editors, prepare copy and layouts. Right: Hope Caldwell and Jon Speas work on the sports section. Middle row: Left: Mrs. Thompson, advisor, and Jeannette Hicks, editor, plan assignments for the staff. Right: Jeaneane Eller and Stacie Willis, features editors, crop pictures for their section, Row above: Left: Rodney Bell draws layouts for the sports section. Right: Photographers Bethea Baker, Robert Hopper, and Jimmy Morris make plans for picture-taking. Left: Tina Hice and Angie Schronce sort pictures for selling. Yearbook Stafff71 Sis I FL MING ARRCW Staff Publishes Newspaper nd Literary Magazine First row: Pam Willis, Denise Poovey, Gina Abernathy, Donna Ensley, Allison Moore. Second row: Cindy Phillips, Shelley Love, Ann Adams, Todd Ritchie, Jeff Byers, Mr. Shrum, advisor. Third row: Jose Antonio Wenzel, Donna Lanier, Mark Tucker, editor, Beth Cagle, Clarence Marshall. lNot pictured: Melanie Ballardl The Flaming Arrow staff prepares and publishes several newspapers and a literary magazine each year. Staff members gather news, prepare copy, take pictures, and publish periodically. Pam Willis, Denise Poovey, Melanie Ballard, .91 Mark Tucker, and Clarence Marshall are all working to get out the next issue. K ' . ig, 72 f Flaming Arrow Staff 3 fs ' fr ,f , . ,,, A is r. 1, Www. 'f is Top left: Mark Tucker and Mr. Shrum discuss an article Donna Lanier wrote. Top right: Cindy Phillips types an article for the newspaper. Middle right: Allison Moore takes a break from her work. Left: Donna Ensley, Jeff Byers, and Allison Moore look over an article that Jeff has just completed. Right: Shelley Love looks at a newspaper for some ideas. Flaming Arrow Stafff73 Photography Club Works To Improve Picture Taking Abilities The Photography Club is composed of members who are seriously interest- ed in learning to compose and take pictures. The members also become ac- quainted with darkroom procedures in developing pictures. Meetings are de- voted to sharing informa- tion on cameras and on photography techniques. NX is First row: Clarence Marshall, Paul Stewart, James Teague, Mrs. Thompson. Second row: Bethea Baker, presidentg Ricky Hill, reporter Jimmy Morris, vice-president: lQbertl'l-opper. Graphic Arts Club Teaches Printing Techniques The Graphic Arts Club works to gain ex- perience in layout de- sign and printing. The club members study the importance of printing in today's society and learn about the many opportunities available in the graphics industry by touring printing com- panies and newspaper plants. The members also learn how to oper- ate a press and print materials. First row: Donna Ensley, president, Theresa Johnson, secretary X reporter: Second row: Mike Conley, Andy Stewart, treasurerg Todd Davis. Third row: Mr. Schrum, advisorg Mark Tucker, vice-presidentg Robertilopper. 74 f Photography f Graphic Arts Student Council Sponsors Uniting Activities For Warriors 5--is First row: Carla Biggerstaff, Frank Guida, Marie Jones, Leigh Puckett, Buzzy Benfield. Second row: Roger Hawkins, Max Whitley, Kim Webb, Elizabeth Whitlock, Juan Quan, Angie Gentry. Third row: David Hoover, Julie Miller, Melanie Ballard, Lisa Bailey, Cindy Suddreth, Pam Faulkenberry, Chris Chaney, Angie Fisher. Fourth row: Susan Stansell, Joey Watts, Belinda Jones, Tina Hice, Leigh Lawing, Roberto Lopez, Bill Melton. ,sr S r rf rf-2 . . -.,, -' .' Q yr K, . f N., s V , g p WMM s ii The Student Council, work- ing in tandem with the admin- istration and other school or- ganizations, seek to give the students a wider range of ac- tivities than just those offered inthe classroom. Dances, spe- cial activities week, projects, and assemblies are just a few of the ways the Student Coun- cil attempts to do this. David Hoover, president, Carla Big- gerstaff, vice-president, Belinda Jones, secretary, Leigh Lawing, trea- surer: Susan Stansell, reporter. Student Councilf75 Drama I nd Drama Il Present Plays To Enthusiastic Audiences L K s' any xy' Drama ll First row: Lesley Wallace, Susan Green. Second row: Crystal Fisher, Sabrina Bishop, Paige Forrester, Tammy McKee. Third row: Ronald Hutchins, Tamara Faile, Carlton Woolard. Fourth row: Todd Mullinax, William , . Bumgardner, Alan Poindexter, Bobby Morton, L 'i M5 The Drama Club is an organi- zation of students at East Gaston who are interested in acting. The club presented a play at Christ- mas and a play at Halloween. The group also presented a spring play. Two presentations were made of each play to acco- modate audiences in our audito- rium. f X-aa QA' Xl ,AQ Drama I First row: Lisa Hutchins, Udenia lcenhour. Second row: Caroline Morris, Laura Sherrill, Beth Snipes, DeRee Graham, Kell Hager. Third row: Darren Honeycutt, Amy Wilson, Stephanie Mitchum, Lisa Keever, Kimberly Webb. Fourth row: Rob Meltz, Mrk Dowdle, Scott Wilbanks, Ray DuBose, Sam Crow, Paul Stewart. 76 X Drama Choral Club M mbers Win Choral Awards At NC Music Education Convention First row: Marsha Goddard, Teresa Gregory, Crystal Whiteside, Elizabeth Helton, Carmen Harris, Becky Lambert, Pam Faulkner, Sonya Russell, Alice Padgett. Second row: Leslie Brittian, Allison Moore, Shelley Stewart, Sandy Capps, Carrie Moss, Linda Hoffman, Tammy Page, Janet Howell, Jill Summerlin, Teresa Coleman, Kim Manes, Tracy Sherard, Laura Gates, Lisa Jones, Kathy A. Miller, Shirley Frasure, Allison Helderman. Third row: Mary Paige Forrester, Abby Randolph, Deborah Parrott, Elaine McGlothlin, Joseph Munday, Gina Abernathy, Crystal Watts, DeRee Graham, Rhonda Crocker, Pam Poteet, Carol McGinnis, Debbie Fortch, Amy Murphy, Pam Whitman, Becky Barker, Jimmy Murphy, Sonya Taylor. Fourth row: Stephanie Hart, Tammy Horne, Angela Wriston, Debbie Babb, Michelle Dixon, Tim Cochran, Richard Linton, Grant Jones, Steve Criswell, Kerry Leonard, Sara Lowe, Debbie Branham, Annie Whiteside, Holly Fletcher. Ffth row: Melissa Buie, Melissa Hall, Kathy Black, Darlene Put- man, Monica Burrell, Leigh Puckett, Charles Brown, Dennis Jones, Parks Skidmore, David Smith, Benny Payne, Carrie Breyare, Sherry Hostetter, Lisa Benfield, Carla McAbee, Lynn Bynum, Beth Cagle, Lori Killian, Lisa Bailey, Mrs. Painter, advisor. Sixth row: Selina Williams, Kelly Hill, Mary Frances Lynch, Andy Stewart, Mike Cook, Robby Harding, David Galloway, Steven Foster, Carlton Woolard, Scott Davis, John Benton, Dale Helton, Jamie Mitchell, Joey Watts, Tim McCall, Doug Summey, Brian Cope, Cam Melton, Lisa Pope, Paige Robinson, 35 The Choral Club is made up of all Chorus members who sponsor the Madrigal Feaste in December, make possible participation in State Choral Contest, All-State Chorus, Mars Hill Choral Clinic, and N.C. Music Education Convention in Winston-Salem in No- vember. N.C. Honors Chorus Members: First row: Mary Frances Lynch, Lee Puckett, Sarah Lowe, Julie Rhyme, Paige Robinson. Second row: Joey Munday, Joey Watts, Cam Melton, Choralf77 Los Toreros Pay Monthly Support For Philippines Child 1 Qld First row: Cindy Caldwell, Kim Abernathy, Rhonda Hunter, Carla Sanders, Amanda Hamilton, Lisa Belton, Daphne Moore, Zina McLean. Second row: Stephanie Mitchum, Julie Bradbury, Tammy Horne, Melissa Buie, Elizabeth Koone, Kris Lewis, Carrie Breyare, Paige Robinson, Glenda Byrd. Third row: Leigh Lawing, Wendy Powell, Beth Snipes, Michelle Dixon, Beth Cagle, Tammy McKee, Mary Paige Forrester, Mitzi Ritchie, Janice Abernathy, Mary Boggs, Fourth row: Lori Black, Kelly Hager, Mark Curtis, Ashley Wright, Jeff Redding, Dawn McCart, Pam Lowry, Jill Graff, Amy Bishop. FUth row: Belinda Jones, Sharon Hartsell, Todd Mullinax, Greg Drum, Kathy Johnson, Teresa Johnson, Donna Williams. Sixth row: Donna Barnett, Kim Cupps, Jimmy Holder, Sharon Brown, Jennifer Wellman, Elizabeth Whitlock, Juan Carlos Quan, Teresa Polson, Crystal Watts, Frank Kemp. Seventh row: Kim Beatty, Pam Faulkner, Lynn Bynum, Julie Miller, Crystal Vellers, Crystal Sisk, Doug Homesley, David Hostetler, Wayne Schronce. Eighth row: Melissa Hall, Nan McMillan, Lisa Anthony, Nina Cope, Lisa Jones, David Whitlock, Tammy Johnson, Holly Fletcher, Randy Evans. Ninth row: Selina Williams, Angela Froneger, Henderson Wallace, Amy Wilson, Betha Gibson, Tracy Sherard, Marsha Goddard, Annette Crisp. Tenth row: Phil Nichols, Steve Foster, Eric Rozzelle. The main purpose of Los Toreros is to support a child , E E from a Spanish speaking country. For the project to raise 6 M money this year, Los Toreros sold candy. Also Lor Toreros I enjoys learning about Spanish culture. This year, mem- ? -. i t bers dined at a Spanish restaurant and listened to Span- . ' - ' ish-speaking speakers. - X i Q K aaxv m 134 Top to bottom: Kelly Hager, president, Belinda Jones, sec- retaryfreporterg Paige Robin- son, treasurer: Leigh Lawing, uice-president. 78 X Spanish German Club Celebrates Christmas With Weihnachtfest First row: Sonya Russell, Derek Gant, Carolina Hoffman, Wendy Ayers, Lynn Gunter, Wendy Greene, Shelly Love, Angie Norkett, Ritchie Reeves, Cindi Ray, Pam Willis, Mita zi Greene, Jeff Byers, DeRee Graham. Second row: Mrs. Lambert, sponsor, Sandy Miller, Andy Stewart, Chris Petty, Jeff Kaylor, John Gantt, Allison Helderman, Darren Honeycutt, Mike Conley, Melanie Ballard, Lisa Bailey, Leigh Puckett, Suzie Spears, Marsha Lowe, Pam Whitman, David Howell. Third row: James Teague, Scott Spersline, Vincent Huckle, Tim McKinnish, Alan Rhyne, Randy Spencer, Lynn Perry, Hope Caldwell, Fred Hutchinson, Cheryl Ewing, Myra Harrill, Fran Holland, Sherry Hostetter, Carla Biggerstaff, Lisa Lawing, Loretta Wyatt, Caroline Morris, Annette Aiken, Gail Horton, Amy Duckworth, Mark Batchelor, Eric Allen, Fourth row: Robert Gittens, David Freeman, Todd McDowell, J Ford, David Koehler, Wade Helms, Mark Lowe, Roger Hawkins, Dewayne Rush, Tina Hice, Mike Murphy, Tracy Kershner, Jeaneane Eller, Sandy Capps, Scott Wilbanks, Dale Miller, Lisa Bowman, Janet Howell, Cindy Harper, Danita Hager, Scarlett Hartness, James Hunter, Shawn Hilderbran. Top to bottom: Mike Murphy, program chairman: Cheryl Ewing, treasurer: Suzie Spears, uice-president, Cindi Ray, secretary: tnot pictured, Julie Rhyne, presidentl. The German Club consists of students taking German I and II. The club participated in Warrior Week by making a dummy for thebonhreandtheyahendedthe Oktoberfest. They also held a S Weihnachfest at Roger Hawkins' house. German f 79 es Troubadours Help School With Landscaping Les Troubadours is composed of students particularly interested in the study of French as a language and as a culture. Since East Gaston's beginning, this organization has de- voted a great deal of time and money to the landscaping of the campus. First row: Michelle Bradley, uice-president: Michelle Ed- wards, secretary: Lisa Kee, president, Lisa Auten, pro' ject chairman: Laurie Bogardus, treasurer. Second row: Martha Murphy, assistant treasurer. X t i' it fx R X xt sg XR 9 Xe M X if? . .. , r it X N sw X Eire- V K X x Q , Q is as use tl- l-i. -- -- -. - x hx ME . S. . M ,, g.t, ag! 4 Library Club Promotes Interest In Library Services The purpose of the Library Service Club is to sponsor greater interest among students in library services, to stimulate reading inter- ests, and to improve the library service of the school. Candy was sold this year to raise money for building a paper-back collection. Last year's group was partly responsible for re- upholstering the library furniture. 'lill- hir Fllitil ' -I ll. V .1314 First row: Jimmy Morris, president, Tammy Page, vice- presidentg Gena Cassada, secretary, Lisa Brazzell, trea- surerg Clarence Marshall, reporter. Second row: Tonya Pack, Kim Stallings, Patsy Owens, Rhonda Owens, Joanne Bruccoleri, Sandy Rice, Maria Stendal. Third row: Mrs. Wright, sponsor: Bethea Baker, Bryan Mar- shall, Crystal Hogan, Karen Blackburn. Fourth row: Mrs, Meeler, sponsor: Paul Hilton, Beverly Thompson, Eddie Morgan, Kathy Galloway, Kelly Turner. 80fFrenchfLibrary Beta Club ls Made U Of Honor Students First row: DeRee Graham, Deborah Parrott, Frank Guida, Pam Adams, Gail Horton, Elizabeth Whitlock, treasurer, Cheryl Ewing, Cathy McMillan, Linda Hoffman, Danita Hager, Sara Lowe. Second row: Angie Schronce, Michelle Dixon, Dawn McCart, Kim McGinnis, David Coley, Lisa Bowman, Kimberly Webb, Cindy Odell, Beth Cagle, Robin Carpenter, secretary, Grey Drum, Leann Shelton. Third row: Tim McKinnish, Charles Gallman, Mike Cloninger, Mark Batchelor, Jerry Davis, Jeannette Hicks, Tommy Chapman, Brian Cope, vice president, Jill Graff, Tracy Kershner, Kim Abernathy, Lynn Craig, president. The Beta Club, which is affiliated with the National Beta Club, is composed of honor students who have an average of 93 or above for grades eleven and twelve. Students who attain this honor are inducted in a special ceremony. Members who do not maintain this average are put on probationary status. -53'-is 995 ,393 ..,, ,,.,. - s 0 BJ TAX Grades can be the key to you future s Q Betaf81 Math Club Strives For Better Understanding of Mathematics The purpose ofthe Math Club is to promote a better understanding between mathematics and the stu- dents, to encourage origi- nality in school work and further interest in math- ematical activities, and to cooperate in promoting the general welfare of the school. e ff Q W S Xi First row: Mrs. Dills, advisor, Mark Small, David Gregory, David Coley, Frank Guida, Jody Black, Jerry Davis, president, Marie Jones, vice-president, Kim Abernathy, secretary, Stephanie Hart, treasurer, Melissa Hall, reporter, Lisa Kee, Selina Williams, Eugenia Wyke, Julie Bradbury. Second row: Chuck Mullins, Glenda Byrd, Mike Cloninger, David Koehler, Todd Sisk, Angela Whiteside, Lavora Anthony, Steven Foster, William Sykes, Eric Rozzelle, Wendy Ayers, Tammy Johnson, Allison Helderman. Third row: Wayne Schronce, David Howell, Robert Keene, Eric McGinnis, Derrick Gantt, Eric Allen, Doug Homesley, Wendell Williams, Jamie Mitchell, Joey Watts, Mitzi Green, Mitzi Ritchie, Donna Barnett, Caroline Hoffman, Shirley Armstrong, Cindy L. Caldwell. Interclub Council Coordinates Club Activities The East Gaston High School Interclub Council consists of the presidents of the chartered clubs, edi- tors of the yearbook and school paper, the head cheerleader, class presi- dents and the vice-presi- dent of the Student Coun- cil, who serves as president of the lnterclub Council. Their purpose is to coordi- nate club activities on a school-wide level. 82 f Math f Interclub Council First row: Wendy Craig, Susan Greene, Carla Biggerstaff, president, Cindi Ray, secretaryg Pam Poteet, Kelly Staton, Joey Munday, Kelly Hager, uice-president, Second row: Suzie Spears, Sandy Sheets, Kim Leonard, Wanda Truitt, Elizabeth Whitlock, Van Baber, Bethea Baker. Third row: Jimmy Morris, Loretta Wyatt, Kim Todd, Nathan Wriston, Henderson Wallace, David Coley, Brian Cope, Lynn Craig. i Junior Heart Board Hosts Count eeting First row: Rhonda Reece, Marsha Lowe, Tina Jenkins, Tommy Chapman, Julie Frazier, Kim Todd, Karen Benfield, Darlene Bennett, Robin Carpenter. Second row: Anne Sherrill, Myra Harrill, Shelly Love, Gerri Lovingood. Leslie Wallace, Amy Holmes, Tracy Smith, Stacie Willis, Linda Rutledge, Sherry Stallings. Third row: Angie Norkett, Laura Roberts, Tina Hice, Christi Lee, Carrie Breyare, Harve Byrd, Keith Williams, Greg Harkey. Fourth row: Caroline Morris, Lynn Perry, Melanie Seward, Jimbo Paxton, Tracy Ham, Charles Gallman. 41 Www. ' L . . .1 . M W 2 X f' , T rr 1 4.1 fr at Q 4? if . x .1. rrr , . .. 3 , ' 5 , .Q 5 W4 MM! rf A -- A If w 1 1 Q! f irto . . if f The Junior Heart Board is a club consisting of stu- dents concerned with learning more about the human heart and its functions. The members take CPR courses, attend county meetings, and raise money for the National Heart Society. The club enjoys working for the benefit of others. First row: Robin Carpenter, Committee Chairperson, Glenda Byrd, Committee Chairperson, Linda Rutledge, treasurer. Second row: Karen Benfield, reporter: Anne Sherrill, vice-president, Kim Todd, president, Sherry Stallings, secretary. Junior Heart Boardf83 Ecology Club Works Toward Preservation 0f The Environment W-n l' N- , The Ecology Club is a group of students concerned with the study of their environment and the preserva- tion of the ecology that surrounds them. Some activi- ties the club plans are a trip to the Asheboro Zoo and a speaker from N.C. State on Biology and Ecology. First row: Todd Briggs, treasurerq Eric Byrd, secretary, Second row: William Bumgardner, vice-president: Wendy Craig, president. Science Club Works Toward Increased Knowledge Cf Sclence The Science Club explores the sciences and tries to be a service to the school. Students taking advanced science courses are eligible for mem- bership. The club members participate in science semi- ,iw'.vs'R,, nars and attempt to purchase at least one piece of equip- ment for the science depart- ment. The club annually pre- pares scientific displays and is active in many other activi- ties. First row: Brian Cope, president: Lynn Craig, uice-president, Danita Hager, treasurer, Benny Payne, sgt. at arms: Second row: Cathy McMillan, treasurer, Mary Boggs, Sandy Rice, Connie McMillan, David Whitlock, Amy Duckworth, Linda Hoffman, secretary. 84fEcologyfScience 4 FHA Works To Improve Famil And Communit Living TZ , 5 First row: Marcell Abernathy, Tina Tinker, Sharon Fortenberry, Susan Morton, Penny Lynch, Lynn Nolen, Rhonda Crocker, Michelle Mullins, Karen Putnam, Second row: Billie Faye Thompson, Melissa Holder, Nelda Gibson, Fannie McDowell, Denise Sanders, Donna Jenkins, Pam Poteet, Shelley Stewart, Sandy Rice, Angie McGee. Third row: Lynn Poindexter, Kim Foxx, -Florence McCorkle, Karen Hamilton, Tena Jenkins, Lisa Hopper, Gina Warren, Beth Snipes, Ernie Helms, Susie Padgett, Pam Lowry, Beverly Trantham, Teresa Smith, Robin Floyd. A The Future I-lomemakers of Amer- ica is an organization to help individ- uals improve personal, family, and gp community living. The F.H.A. pro- vides opportunities through youth- ? fi ,gg planned and directed activities supple- ment, extend, and enrich the Home Economics program. sgggl A , N s- . 1, is 'Y G4 , l ' X is 1 W 1. fre! at Gig? 2 ew., ww X l., l'V lWQ'ifQQ1l' ' 1-QL W ll 5325-2-- 'E' First row: Penny Lynch, treasurerp Susan Morton, secretary, Sharon Fortenberry, uice-president, Pam Poteet, president. Second row: Beth Snipes, parliamentarianq Donna Jenkins, reporter: Tena Jenkins, historian, Nelda Gibson, recreational leader. FHA X85 F.B.L. . Hosts The Fall Leadership Conference For District V First row: Pam Adams, Rhonda Reese, Buffy Nichols, Candace Homesley, Melissa Hall, Deborah Parrott, Frank Guida, Pamela Bartlett, Judy Devine, Tamara Faile, Chrystal Rimmer. Second row: Aarean Moore, Cindy Odell, Susan R Green, George Summerlin, Max Whitley, Sherry Stallings, Linda Rutledge, Julie Frazier, Mark Small, Christi Lee, Leslie Cannon, Karen Uren. Third row: Ruby Cook, advisor, Mark Lambert, Elaine Cannon, Robby Harding, Kimberly Webb, David Coley, Chuck Stalvey, Kim Todd, Todd Sisk, Cindy Phillips, Tommy Chapman, Karen Benfield, Starr Tessner, Grady Williams, advisor. ff- fi UTURE USINESS I. EADERS A MERICA Q , mr, is -' 55359 mils F. B 2 .Q Kimberly Webb, District Chairperson Being the host for FBLA District VI, the Fall Leadership Confer- ence and the competitive events were held at East Gaston. The Fall Leadership Conference was one of the finest in recent years. Repre- sentatives from East Gaston's FBLA chapter also attended the Fall Leadership Planning Conference in Raleigh in September. The club sponsored a Teachers' Tea in February. 86fFBLA . S - X ,,. - S If ll5Q First row: Cindy Phillips, reporter, Linda Rutledge, vice-president, Kim Todd secretary, Second row: Frank Guida, treasurerg David Coley, president Future Stenographers Cf merica Work Toward Future In Business suv h G t Kath Miller Shirley Frasure Carmen Rogers Second row: First row: Sheri Wilson, Sara a es, V i ' . Sharon Brown, Wanda Truitt, Rebecca Morrow, Trudy McManus, Deborah Parrott, Carrie Moss. ' ' H d D lene Third row: Sandy Hicks, Elizabeth Woods, Donna Hart, Regina Johnson, Maria y e, ar Pitman, Melissa Norris, Kathy Presswood. Fourth row: Kim Williams, Tammy Kirkland, Vickie Wise, Regina Green, Maria Rudisill. VJ! W- ,Y F' t w: Sarah Gates, treasurer, Shirley Frasure, reporter: Carrie irs ro Moss, corresponding secretary. Second row: Vickie Wise, recording secretary, Wanda Truitt, president. At the monthly meetings the club sometimes has a guest The Future Stenographers of America is a club centering , l come in and tell about his job. It is a club to involve all those around the business area. It is a club for all students, ma e and female, who are interested in a future career in business. interested in a career in business. The Future Teachers O merica S onsor Box Decorating Contest The Future Teachers of America is made up 13 of students interested in the field of education. ln the past, the club sponsored a breakfast for the teachers and supervised the White Christ- mas program. The members also had a box decorating contest during the week of Christ- mas. The club participated in a candy sale, with proceeds going toward a breakfast for the facul- ty members of East Gaston. 2 ,ar 1 1 1 A .' ,,.f,1 W , 1 : .lui Q - - X . I 4' 1' q Q 0 l 7 ,e ' ,iw f, V ' ' I , s Q At , iv 1 f .4 , N 1 QV 'F' First row: Charles Gallman, Sandy Sheets, presidentq Roger Hawkins, reporter, Lynn Perry. Second row! Sharon Hartsell, secretaryftreasurerq Billy Roberts, Cam Melton, uice-president: Eddie Pigg, Miss Banks, advisor: tnot pictured, Coach Smith, aduisorl. l FSAXFTAXS7 Christian Life Club Promotes Christian tmosphere At E.G. First row: Julie Bradbury, DeRee Graham, Teresa Carpenter, Lavonne Huggins, Beth Cagle, Grey Drum, Sara Lowe, April Crisp, Wendy Greene. Second row: Linda Hoffman, Sonya Bush, Michelle Dixon, Lisa Lee, Betty Jones, Lisa Benfield, Pam Faulkner, Sherry Hostetter. Third row: Tammy McKee, Selena Farmer, Beth Snipes, Janet Howell, Donna Boutwell, Lisa Bowman, Martha Murphy. Fourth row: Sandy Miller, DeWayne Rush, Danny Collins, Mark Lowe, Mary Frances Lynch, Judy Devine, Hazel Brown. The Christian Life Club is a group of believers who want to spread a Christian atmosphere at East Gaston. The club sponsors devotions on Tuesdays and Fri- days at 8:00 a.m. in the audito- rium. Some of their activities in- clude carolling at Brian Center and co-sponsoring an evening in which John Boy of WBCY and Mark Garrison of WBTV gave personal testimonies. Wire XX gf S Q ST ' L Tammy McKee, treasurer, Lavonne Huggins, devotional chairman, Sandy Miller, president, Beth Snipes, vice 55 X ' - - ' ' if X president, Beth Cagle, secretary, Michelle Dixon, reporter. f f 88 X Christian Life rt Society Participates In rt Exhibitions lillllllllllllll First row: Lauren Baker, Suzie Spears, Sheila Rogers, Robert Hopper, Sandy Smith, Tim McCall, exhibit chairman, Ron Abernathy, reporter, Brian Huskins. Second row: Sha sa Hill, Debra Mclntosh, Annette Aiken, Dwayne Waters, Cheryl Ewing, Cindy Harper, Cindi Ray, president: Jon Speas. Third row: Charlie Lay, Wanda Henson, Carla Sanders, Susan Stansell, secretary, Ralph Fox, Mark Caldwell, Cindy Odell, treasurerg Jason Fisher, Mr, Moody, sponsor. Fourth row: Rodney Bell, Sheldon Groner, Mike Rogers, Mike Jackson. Not pictured: Hope Caldwell, vice-president: Scott Smith, exhibit chairman, Vis-Tac Club Sponsors Contest First row: John Curtis, Ricky Hill, Lonny Wade, presidentg Scott McElveen, Mr. Moody, sponsor. Second row: April Crisp, reporterg Wendell Williams, exhibits, Michelle Bradley, Linda Willis, Lisa Duke, exhibitsg Mark Furr, treasurer, Donald Kinley, Dean Haney, Jimmy Hollar. Not pictured: Mike Cook, secretary: Parks Skidmore, uice-president. Art Society is an organization of students who are enrolled in Art II. In October the club entered the Textile Contest and won second place. Members sponsored exhibits in the libraries of Mount Holly and Stanley in November for the Nation- al Education Week. The annual art exhibit at East Gaston was held in December. The club displayed their work at the Gaston County Annual Junior-Senior High Exhibit in Dallas. In April the seniors exhibited at Gas- ton College. The club participated in fund raising by selling candy for art scholarships and supplies. Also, members took a few field trips this year. OA The Vis-Tac Club sponsored the Homecoming Dummy Contest. Members helped Art Society in fund raising. The Club also sponsored a faculty-student basketball game. Art SocietyfVis-Tacf89 TAPS Club Works To Raise Money For March of Dimes Y' it its 'll K my C Ji i First row: Keith Williams, Harve Byrd, Becky Barker, Karen Benfield, Kathy Black, Rhonda Grindstaff, Abby Ford, Rene Zeigler. Second mw: Chris Drumm, Kalph rox, Va tricia Anderson, Pam Johnson, Valerie Anderson, Kathy Presswood, Deborah Mclntosh. Third row: Miriam Smith, Hope Smith, Lisa Belton, Ann Gibson, Kelly Staton Fourth row: Kelly Spargo, Melanie Muse, Tracy Whitner, Selena Farmer, Tonya Workman, Terry Rudisill, Sandy Sheets. FUth row: Tim Shipp, Maria Hyde, Regina Johnson Todd Cloninger, Cindy Cloninger, Stacie Willis, Lisa Simms. Sixth row: Tracy Smith, Marie Jones, Amy Holmes, Renee Sheets, Elizabeth Helton, Angie Norkett. Seventh row Paige Willis, Lesley Lee, Tracy Kershner, Sandy Capps, Shelley Shields, Ann Adams. This year TAPS has been very ac- tive. All of the funds raised by the club have gone to the March of Dimes. By selling candy and having a Christmas Door Decorating Contest, the group raised over 3438.00 for the March of Dimes. This year club members partici- pated in the March of Dimes Walk-a- thon. Kelly Staton, president: Sandy Sheets, vice-presie KG! dent: Stacie Willis, secretary, Lisa Simms, trea- ' surer, Not pictured: Cindy Suddreth, reporter. Ci, 90fTAPS Th Warrior Wheels Do More Than Drive EG Buses .if . . X5 .A 'QP' W The Warrior Wheels consists of our school's bus drivers. The group provides safe and punctual transportation for the students of the greater East Gaston community. ln ad- dition to the actual driving, the drivers per' form numerous chores, They must keep the buses clean, maintain order while students are aboard, check periodically for safety de- fects, and maintain accurate records of their driving distances. Due to their skilled driving, the school operates more efficiently. wi n9r' up if 1 , A 'i!em?Q'il-i 1. 'ij - p -g g 555 f 5 5' ' offs? v M 1 is if Q2 if 4 ' . r it First row: lfgabert Hopper, Doug Summey, Tim Jenkins, Teresa Polson. Second row: Tony Watkins, Elizabeth Whitlock, Eric First row: Teresa Polson, secretary, Taft Hammer, vice. Macie, Penny Lynch, Taft Hammer, Ray DuBose. president, Elizabeth Whitlock, president: Second row: Eric Macie, treasurerg Mr. Lindsay, advisor. DECA mbers Learn Leadership nd Compete O District Level 'Hur anvil. ,, , ,ucv A 1 . I ' D ff iso. .- tx . Q.: - Q .g ff .51 mrs, i f- 'N ,s f c gif..'lIb-wg , tr , ff- ' ' if ,fi xt -J ' 'l L nfjqlfyv. A.- I The Distributive Education Club of America, DECA, is a student-centered or- ganization whose program of leadership and personal development is designed specifically for students enrolled in D.E. Activities help provide DECA members with an opportunity to serve as leaders and followers. They can also receive local, state, district, or national recognition by competing in contests. DECA members take pride in their club and carry on many activities. First row: Sabrina Bishop, Anita Branch, secretaryq David McCall, Tracey Jenkins, treasurer. Second row: Jimmy Devine, vice-presidentg Todd Cloninger, Johnnie Alexander, president: Rodney Long. Warrior WheelsfDECAf91 FCA Increases Devotion Time At East Ga ton First row: Lisa Kennedy, Monica Burrell, Kim Hutto, Scott Jones, Angie Fisher, Angie White, Lisa Beacham, Susan Lawing, Kerry Leonard. Second row: Chuck Blanton, Charles Gallman, Scott Smith, Donald Jackson, David Smith, Julie Miller. Third row: Michael Lucas, Duane Waters, Wendell Ellis, Martin Smith, Bryan Holland, Todd Ford, Scott Hovis, Aaron Snipes. Fourth row: Lynn Perry, Jon Speas, Doug Bell, Hope Caldwell, Karen Jessen, Randy Evans, Len Capps, David Gregory. Fifth row: Roger Hawkins, Kim Leonard, Cheryl Ewing, Angie Schronce, Abby Randolph, David Cauthen, Anne Sherrill, David Stone, Chet Spruill. Sixth row: Chris Graham, Phil McCorkle, John Van Dyke. Seventh row: Randy Spencer, Bobby Kirkland, Terry Edge, Scott Martin, Brian Browning, Mike Boughman, Eighth row: Bobby Russell, Steve Cavin, Nathan Wriston, Bryan Smith, Richard Biggerstaff, Chuckie Brittain. Ninth row: Clint Wiles, Jeff Skidmore, Dale Moran, Van Baber. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a club made up of stu- dents who are associated with sports in anyway. This year they tried to get more involvement in the club by having devotions after practices or before games. The club also participated in helping to sell fruit for the Monogram Club. 92 XFCA Ai First row Nathan Wriston captain Clint Wiles co captain Scott Jones treasurer Second row Angie Fisher secretary Todd Ford reporter VICA Raises Funds For Nee y Families At Christmas linux: WW First row: John West, Taft Hammer, Donna Johnson, Chuck Blanton, Jeff Walls. Second row: Eric Mackie, Scott Hovis, J. R. Flemings, Tim Ledford. Third row: Jeff Harris, Chet Spruill, Scott Jones, Jett Abernathy. Fourth row: Mike Martin, Bryan Holland, Ricky Bailey, Wayne McCoig, Shannon Featherstone. The North Carolina Vocational Industri- al Club of America is also known as the North Carolina VICA Club. VICA is de- signed for all students of trade and indus- trial education to develop and build skills. VICA raised money by recycling cans and held a car wash. The money raised was used to help a needy family at Christmas. VICA also helped send VICA students to district competition. Taft Hammer, uice-president, Jeff Walls, reporter: John West, president. Donna Johnson, secretary: Chuck Blanton, treasurer. VlCAf93 onogram Club Raises Funds Through Fruit Sales ? MW. i ri N First row: Henderson Wallace, Donald Jackson, Angie Fisher, Monica Brooks. Second row: Nelda Gibson, Cheryl Ewing, Dana Foster, Lisa Beacham, Angie White, Lisa Ken- nedy, Susan Lawing, Carla Biggerstaff, Fran Holland, Julie Miller. Third row: Amanda Lynch, Scott Jones, Charles Gallman, Scott Smith, Deon Howard, Jerry Thomas. Fourth row: Doug Bell, Chet Spruill, Bobby Kirkland, Randy Spencer, Todd McDowell, Bryan Holland, Aaron Snipes, Monica Burrell, Suzie Spears. Fmh row: Frank Kemp, Rodney Abernathy, Frankie Broome, David Stone, Hope Caldwell, Steven Foster, Duncan Dill. Sixth row: Leon Shipp, Wendell Ellis, Phil Nichols, Larry Wallace, James Wright, Cam Melton. Seventh row: James Hunter, Todd Ford, Martin Smith, Robert Keene, Harve Byrd, William Sykes. Eighth row: Steve Cavin, Jeff Skidmore, Jon Speas, Richard McAndrew, Brian Browning, Scott Martin, Mike Boughman. Ninth row: Nathan Wriston, Clint Wiles, Bobby Russell. Tenth row: Marc Abernathy, David Cauthen. The Monogram Club is made up of students who have earned a letter by being involved in a particular sport. This year the club did a good job of selling fruit again to raise money for the Booster Club to cover general expenses. Front row: Donald Jackson, vice-president. Back row: Henderson Wallace, president: Angie Fisher, secretary. 94fMonogram Pep Club Is Proud To Promote School Spirit 'W ,ff lr 1 f X X, ,ff ,W it . The Pep Club consists of many enthusiastic students who are proud to cheer for E.G. The members attend sports events and promote school spirit. Club officers are: Kim Leonard, presidentg Kelly Hager, Uiceepresidentg Val Melton, secretary: Lisa Simms, treasurerg Zena McLean, projects chairman. X ' 5 - 5 H .it iff' ' ' '7 ifflf lq ,,4J .Q P r' , f qgk, , i 1 ,i ! 5 RN 1 's , Pep X95 if ,A E is RMK 1-X Above: Jamie McDaniel, Scott Wilbanks, and Mike Murphy pose for a picture after the Christmas drama production of Christmas Couriers. Below: Seniors march into the gym proudly displaying their winning spirit chain. Above: Mrs. Thompson's decorated homeroom door. Below: Student Council participates in the Mt. Holly Christmas Parade, ..-Q-r4 ' Below: Vis-Tac and Art Society club members display awards won at the Art Exhibit. Below: FHA member, Melissa Holder, cleans up after cooking in Food Services class. Wi Sf? Un-uno Right: Student Coun- cil members ride in Mt. Holly parade. Far right: Selena Mauney cuts out pattern in Home Ec, Cast and advisor of Seven Wives for Draf cula pose for picture. Right: Todd Mullinax applies war paint to Drama member Kim Webb. Far right: U-G-L-Y, you ain't got no alibi, you're ugly. 98fClubs 447 S. 5-X tllt Q M K gsgyg-SMS . JY f-tm . QR X Y iw jf:, .arfxk hwa 'X wx 5. . B ms V sww 11l i.4. Top left: F.H.A. members take a trip to the District Leadership Conference. Top right: Students get experience on stage. Mid- dle left: Max Whitley as Santa Clausl?l Middle Right: Students attend a devotion sponsored by Christian Life Club. Bottom left: Students get information on College Day, Above: Mr. Moody directs Vis-Tac meeting. 99 w ww Q Mui' Q . ' 3: Z, V J : ' ', 25 ,af w M MM W w FN X 3 A '9 rl if A Day In the Llfe of a WHIIIOT gk X Q x QXX L .. ,,,, l X2-w+f-L .ff l A K f.Q 5 - 1 if f f .22 fy, -Z3 ,qv '1 W2 M33 nf K get if Z , A typical clay at East Gaston has time for learning, time for fun, and time for friends. 103 Clubs Sponsor Special Activities TH Cfg, oi f 19+ Cy 9 fARef9 Upper left: Students assist with College Day activities. Upper right: Kim Webb, F.B.L.A. District Chairperson speaks to a guest at the District Meeting. Above: Alan Poindexter sports his souvenir shirt from the School of the Arts. Right: A representative from Appalachian State University tells EG. Seniors about A.S.U.'s Academic program. 104 iv' 3 ,, Vwxgf W , Hw.,...,..W,,,. W 'R ' w ' .. P ' ,W . ,gig rf , Mme ff 144'-M , ff .1-4. V qi w w f: ,, V.,. Jy, s rs , . S ss 1 Top: School advisory committee enjoys refreshments. Middle left: Student Council President David Hoover discusses school activities with Student Coun- cil members. Above: Science club member Glenda Byrd tests chemicals. Left: Sheila McLean and Dana Foster get refreshments at committee meeting. 105 'Q inners fp...4 H.v--, Q-N, W-7-xxx 2 hagmfun As individuals . . We grow . . . I d d I Not just through books n S But through our friendships. Academic Pursuit ADMINHS 108fAdministration Mr. Nesbit O. Hollis, Principal Not gold, but only men can make a people great and strongf' Your unique experiences at East Gaston High School, we hope, as reflected by this edition of the IMPRIMIS, will serve to assist you in your efforts to contribute constructively to society. This should be your ultimate aim we feel. As you recall school experiences of shared joys, hopes, dreams, and aspira- tions in the years to come, may you have fond memories of your days spent here. The best of luck and kindest regards. Nesbit O. Hollis, Principal William R. Lindsay, Assistant Principal RATHCDN .Q -,uw ,M WV it , s Mrs. Ola st Mr. William B. Lindsay, Assistant Principal .1 H 5? M, ff W.. J ui .:,?,,.,.,,kV ,cl Mrs. Jo Morris GUIDANCE CGUNSELGRS Q 'W :..,..s -1 Mrs. Ruth Mundy received her BA and MAT from Winthrop College . . . has been at EG for ten years . . . is a Guidance Counselor . . . enjoys needlework, yard work, and gardening. Mr. Joseph J. Spears received his BA from Erskine College and his MA from Appalachian State University. . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has two children . . . is a Guidance Counselor . . . enjoys growing flowers and raising chickens. Far right: Mr. Ballard converses with three state school officials. Far left: Mrs. Patrick reads an article to her Biology students. Bottom left: Mrs. Abernathy explains exactly what our hearts do every time they pump. Vi A A Mrs. Betty Reid X Guidance Secretary FACULTY . ....,. sw 5 ty Ng ,Zi yy LM: . ,....,,,, .... , -,, ..,,,... N, ....,., , .. ,,.... , ., , 5 Mrs. Linda Beam Abernathy received her BS in Biology from UNC at Charlotte . . . has been at EG for two years . . . has one child . . . teaches Biologyxand Business Math . . . enjoys cross stitching, reading, swimming, and boating. Mr. Jerry Adams received his BS in Business and Math from Western Carolina University . . . has been at EG for eight years . . . has two children . . . teaches General Math and Geometry . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, and woodcrafts. Mr. Larry Armstrong received his BA from Belmont Abbey College and his MSBE from UNC at Greensboro . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has one child . . . teaches Distributive Education and Marketing . . . enjoys golf and tennis. mi M V , W , Z -ir 5 i E Mr. Michael Baker received his BS in Social Studies from Appa- lachian State University . . . has been at EG for seven years . . . has three children . . . teaches ICT I,II . . . enjoys sports - especially golf, basketball, and jogging, also enjoys yard and garden work. Mr. Ralph Ballard received his T 8: I Certification . . . has been at EG for seven years . . . has two children and one grandchild . . . teaches Carpentry . . . enjoys riding motorcycles and gar- dening. Miss Shermane Banks received her BA in Psychology from Appalachian State University and her MED in Education from Winthrop College . . . has been at EG for two years . . . teaches English and General Math . . . enjoys clogging and photogra- phy. i i g Mr. Bill Beattie received his AB and his MA from Lenoir Rhyne . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . teaches Driver Education . . . enjoys sports. Mrs. Hazel M. Brown received her BA from Le- noir Rhyne . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has two children . . . teaches English II, III . . . enjoys gardening and cooking. Mr. Kenneth L. Carpenter received his BS and his MA from Appalachian State University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has two children . . . teaches Biology, Anatomy 8: Physi- ology, and serves as an advisor for the Student Council . . . enjoys making stained glass. Mrs. Muriel C. Cline received her BS in Business from Winthrop College . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has two children . . . teaches Typing I, Shorthand I,II, and Record-keeping . . . enjoys reading and camping. Mrs. Ruby B. Cook received her BS in Business Education from Newberry College . . . has been at EG for three years . .. has one child . .. teaches Accounting I and Typing I . . . enjoys cooking. Mrs. Mary N. Copple received her BS in Home Economics Education and her MS in Housing and Management from UNC at Greensboro . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has one child . . . teaches Food Services, Advanced Child Care, and Advanced Clothing . . . enjoys cooking and sewing. 112fFaculty ,Aff Q , Z r i Mr. Mike Crawford received his BS from Gard- ner Webb . . . has been at EG for eight years . . . teaches Biology and Physical Science . . . enjoys collecting football cards. Mr. John H. Dellinger received his AA from Bre- vard College and his BS from Appalachian State University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . teaches Chemistry I, II, and Biology . . . en- joys fishing, traveling, and reading. Mrs. Carol Ingle Dills received her BS in Educa- tion from Western Carolina University and her MAT in Mathematics from Winthrop College . . . has been at EG for five years . . . has one child . . . teaches Geometry, Algebra Il, and General Math II. Mr. Ted Eddings received his degree in Music Education from UNC at Chapel Hill has been at EG for one year . . . teaches Band, Jazz Band, and U.S. Studies . . . enjoys sports and music. Mr. Tim Eldridge received his BS in Industrial Arts and his T 8: l Certification from Appala- chian State University . . . has been at EG for two years . . . teaches Drafting l, Il, Ill . . . en- joys sailing and golf. Miss Dene Eller received her BS from UNC at Chapel Hill . . . has been at EG for five years . . . teaches U.S. Studies, Psychology-Sociology, and Physical Education . . . enjoys road race run- ning, needlework, and raising Cocker Spaniels. Faculty! 1 13 N W ,W Mrs. Sharon B. Hill received her BA in Mathematics from UNC at Charlotte . . . has been at EG for six years . . . has one child . . . teaches Consumer Math, Geom- etry, and Algebra II . . . enjoys playing bridge, coin collecting, and cross stitching. Mr. Ray W Houis attended Pheifter Col- lege . . . has been at EG for nine years . . . has two children . . . teaches Auto Me- chanics I, II, III. . ,. .. V iivi V. Mrs. Blanche Hill received her AB from Wake Forest University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has two children . . . teaches English III and Advanced Eng- lish III. Miss Marian Jackson received her BA from Barber Scotia College . . . teaches French I, ll, and U.S. Studies . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . enjoys basketball, tennis, and gardening. at nw' xllxxg all Bb., Q ,Q Zia his -iw i 'lil, QM lift gli if i' 'I 'W .r iii an Sh YQ 'Il 4 'W Q M. f rf. Mrs. Gail J. Grice received her BS from Appalachian State University has been at EG for eleven years . . . has two children . . . teaches Home Economics I, II . . . enjoys sewing, cooking, and growing flowers. i- -.' , - . l . .. Nj N If D, i ' if GN ll , A ,Af-1? x 5 Z 4 , L , ,Q ,,,, Mr. Robert D. Keaton received his BS from Appalachian State University . . . has been coaching at EG for seven years, teaching for six years . . . has five children . . . teaches Physical Education and World History . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, gar- dening, archery, and other sports. Mrs. Mardi Lambert received her BA in French from Bethany College in Bethany, West Virginia . . . has been at EG for three years . . . teaches German I, II and French l . . . enjoys reading and traveling. uf ,4 se Mrs. Catherine S. Painter received her BS from East Carolina University . . . has been at EG for seven years . . . has two children teaches Chorus and Ad- vanced Placement Music Theory . . . en- joys sewing and cooking. M Mr. Clarence Loftis received his BS from Clemson University . . . has been at EG for four years . . . has five children and one grandchild . . . teaches ICT I, II . . . enjoys woodwork. Mr. Robert C. Moody received his BA in Fine Arts and his MED in Art Supervision from UNC at Charlotte . . . has been at EG for eleven years. . .has three children. . . teaches Art I, Il, III, IV. . . enjoys basket- ball, boxing card playing, being with fam- ily and friends, and professional art exhib- its. f , 1 . If will Mrs. Mildred Meeler received her BS in Library Science and English from Appala- chian State University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . is a Media Coordina- tor . . . enjoys reading, cooking, and gar- dening. Mn-: ia fwf ff 1? Aw I Mrs. Betty Miller received her BA from Brevard College . . . has been at EG for eleven years. . . has one child. . .teaches Advanced English II and Drama l, Il . . . enjoys arts and crafts, reading and travel- mg. Mrs. Jane Patrick received her BS from Barber Scotia College and her MS from Atlantic University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has one child . . . teaches Biology and Physical Science . . . enjoys bowling and playing pinochle. Mrs. Judy Potts received her BA from Gardner Webb . . . has been at EG for nine years . . . has one child . . . teaches Spanish I, II, III . . . enjoys art, needlework, sewing, and reading. Miss Beth Pryor received her BS in Physical Education and her Biology Certification from UNC at Greensboro . . . has been at EG for one year . . . is a Remediation teacher . . . enjoys sports and horseback riding. Miss Deborah Renegar received her BS in Education from Appa- lachian State University . . . has been at EG for six years . . . teaches English, Math, and Biology . . . enjoys sewing, needle- craft, and reading. Mrs. Frances Rhyne received her BA in Mathematics from UNC at Charlotte . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . teaches Geometry, Algebra ll, Advanced Math, and serves as an advi- sor for the Student Council . . . enjoys square dancing, needle- work, reading, and basket weaving. Mrs. Glenda L. Rollins received her BS from Appalachian State University. . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has one child . . . teaches COO I, ll . . . enjoys swimming and crafts. irrfegs 'CW Mrs. Marilyn E Ross received her BA from Lenoir Rhyne . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has one child . . . teaches English III, IV. Mr. Charles L. Sanders received his BS and his MS in Physical Education and his MS in Driver Education from North Carolina Cen- tral University . . . has been at EG for eleven years. . .has two children. . .teaches Driver Education . . . enjoys restoring old cars - especially Volkswagens. Mrs. Susie Parker Scofield received her BS in English and her MS in Secondary Education from Troy State University in Troy, Alabama . . . has been at EG for one year. . . has three children . . . teaches English ll and Journal- ism I . . . enjoys reading, crafts, cooking, and working with people. Mrs. Potts on Dress-Up Day. Mrs. Linda C. Setzer received her BS in Edu- cation from Western Carolina University and her MAT in Business Education from Win- throp College . . . has been at EG for nine years . . . has one child . . . teaches Typing I, ll, and Business Law . . . enjoys cross stitch- ing, sewing, cooking, and playing the piano and organ. Mr. Edward W Shrum received his BA in Eng- lish from Gardner-Webb College and his MA from UNC at Charlotte . . . has been at EG for nine years . . . has one child . . . teaches English Il, Journalism ll, and serves as the advisor for the Newspaper Staff . . . enjoys golf and bowling. Facultyf117 Mrs. Debra Sigmon received her BA in English from UNC at Charlotte . . . has been at EG for four years . . . has one child . . . teaches English III, IV . . . enjoys cross stitching, cooking, and reading. Mr. Doug W Smith received his BS in Health and Physical Education from Western Carolina University . . . has been at EG for four years . . . teaches Physical Education and World Studies . . . enjoys hunting and fishing. Mrs. Helen T Spruill received her AB in Social Studies from Atlantic Christian College . . . has been at EG for four years . . . has two children . . . is a Resource Aide . . . enjoys cross stitching and reading. Mrs, Jo Elaine Tedder received her AA from Gaston College and her BS from Appalachian State University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . teaches Psychology-Sociology and U.S. Studies . . . enjoys sports, coin collecting, traveling, camping, fishing and reading. Mrs. Rebecca H. Thompson received her BA in English and History from Limestone College and her MA in English from Appalachian State University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has three children and one grandchild . . . teaches English IV, Advanced English IV, and serves as the Yearbook Advisor . . . enjoys photography and traveling. l I r x A 'ix 4. ev 4bv4 ,. VW mhxzm .KV Mr. James E. Turpin received his AA from Gaston College and his BA from UNC at Charlotte . . . has been at EG for one year . . . teaches U.S. Studies and World Studies . . . has three children . . . enjoys basketball. Mr. Darrell Van Dyke received his BS in Mathematics from Gardner-Webb . . . has been at EG for five years . . . teaches General Math II, Geometry, Physics, and Algebra ll . . . enjoys collecting baseball cards and all sports. Mr. Grady Williams received his AA from Gaston College, his BA from Lenoir Rhyne, and his MA from Appalachian State University . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has three children . . . teaches Data Processing, Accounting II, and Typing I . . . enjoys swimming, gardening, playing piano and organ, learning to play trumpet, and learning the BASIC computer language. Ms. Peggy Wright received her BS and MED from South Carolina State College . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . is a Media Coordinator . . . enjoys reading. Mr. Frank Wyatt received his Occupational Certification . . . has been at EG for eleven years . . . has two children . . . teaches Auto Mechanics I, Il, III . . . enjoys rebuilding cars and yard work. ,Eiga s f 'y, J E 5 Q Q nfl, , I l if .,.,..,,,. ..... . .,.. MW. .... Aie, Mx 5 Cafeteria Staff ...min 4 X1-Lg gg: ' - if -A S 1, 'x 0 'sf 1 . .. 3 A, . n First row: Mrs. Martha Riddle, Mrs. Helen Barker, Mrs. Colleen Beach, Mrs, Coleen Moss. Second row: Mrs. Christine Payne, Mrs. Ruby Craig Mrs Custodial Staff Q XX XX .Q .K E i x Q l is x Mrs. Mary Brooks Mr. Avery Crawford 120fCafeteria StafffCustodial Staff Mrs. Betty Dill mn? ., .,,4gmf f SVN ' f - fg?fg+:t.A wff' 53 0 4. Sophomores Adjust To High School Routine It's kind of fun being a sophomore. It seems as if we are looked down on, but we are adjusting to the high school atmosphere. The month of September was really hectic. No one knew where to go and we were afraid to ask because we knew upperclassmen would send us in the wrong direction. High school is a lot different from junior high and we are starting to feel at home. We feel intelligent talking about geometry and biol- ogy until we hear a senior talking about chemistry and trigonometry. We're going to try to be one of the best classes East Gaston has ever had. Vann Baber, Sophomore Class President Sophomore Class Oficers: Vann Baber, president: Paige Robinson, vice-president: Kris Chaney, secretary: Angie Norkett, treasurer. WL 6' -Q GAS bv +L.. A-.4 liar' vs- 'gr' D I Mike Allen Debbie Anderson Patricia Anderson Tal Anderson Laura Anthony Lisa Anthony Michael Armstrong Shirley Armstrong Lisa Auten Wendy Ayers Vann Baber Lisa Bailey Deanna Baker Maria Ballard Randy Ballard Peg Banner Pam Barker Ron Barrs Lisa Belton Karen Benfield Richard Biggerstaff Kathy Black Karen Blackburn Sharon Blackburn Laurie Bogardus Craig Bost Chris Bowman Julie Bradbury Michelle Bradley Debbie Branham Gary Brewster Carrie Breyare Todd Briggs Ronnie Brooks Leroy Broome Tim Broome Sophomore Class Homeroom Representatives: First row: Nan McMillan, Lisa Bailey, Kerry Leonard, Stephanie Hart, Lynn Perry, Millie Sherrin. Second row: Wendy Powell, Annette Crisp, Todd Rayfield, Lawrence Capps. Sophomoresf123 Melissa Buie Debbie Burr Jeffery Burrell Sonya Bush Eric Byrd X X Mark Cagle if Cindy A. Caldwell Cindy L. Caldwell Rodney Caldwell Tomesia Caldwell Julie Camp Lawrence Capps Angie Carpenter Teresa Carpenter Donna Carter Michelle Carver Todd Carver Tony Caskey A f. 'gs l is xl Gena Cassada Crystal Casto Katrina Chaney Kris Chaney Robby Chaney Paula Childers fw- 'X X l Mascot Millie Sherrin helps to get the crowd charged up at homecoming pep rally. 124fSophomores if 'A+ gi :1 ,,,, it 'Hifi- wa.- Vx s nn- cv' ht..--1 ll - , - Upper picture: Geometry students work on assignments. Above: Sophomores whoop it up at last pep rally. 1 tif' if M F Sophomores bring in spirit chain at homecoming pep rally. TVPUTQ I 5tUd9m5 learn the ,f ,W W 1 5 4' ,1 K I 2 T .xx fundamentals. Stacy Chrisley Jimmy Clark Ray Clemmer John Cloninger Bobby Cobb Tim Cochran Mike Conly Robert Connor Mike Cook Nina Cope Rodney Correll Lisa Cornwell Tim Cox Annette Crisp April Crisp Bobby Crisp Robert Crisp Steve Criswell Lynn Crook Richard Crook Tim Cudd Wayne Cunningham Mark Curtis John Curtis Cindy Davidson Jamie Davis Scott Davis Todd Davis Tim Dills Freda Doolittle Sophomoresf125 4qQ5lnMl ' dw! Andrew Doss Lisa Duke Terry Edge Michelle Edwards Benjie Elrod Randy Evans Chris Falls Selena Farmer Elizabeth Farrar Pam Faulkenberry Pam Featherstone Holly Fletcher Tina Floyd Debbie Fortsch Pete Fox Donna Freeman Mark Friday Angela Froneberger Scott Davis entertains a small crowd at lunch. Mark Furr Jamie Gales David Galloway Kathy Galloway Derrick Gantt John Gantt Kim Gardner Tammy Gardner Michelle Garrett Laura Gates Ann Gibson Bertha Gibson Marsha Goddard Michael Goddard Allen Goodson Teresa Gosnell Casey Graham Chris Graham 126 f Sophomores ' cg, -np. .fx Caroline Hoffman Linda Hoffman Scottie Holden Jimmy Holder Jimmy Holler Wade Holmes Candace Homesley Tammy Horne David Hostetler Scott Hovis Dawn Hubbard Vincent Huckle ,4 Stevie Graham Alfred Greene Wendy Greene David Gregory Susan Grimsley Camella Groner Melissa Hall Tracey Ham Lisa Hambrick Charles Hamilton Nina Hamrick Randall Hardin Robert Harding Richard Hargett Myra Harrill Carmen Harris Stephanie Hart Larry Hawkins Roger Hawkins Paula Hayes Allison Helderman Brad Helms Elizabeth Helton Tracy Helton Kim Hicks Shaun Hilderbran Kyle Hill Rickie Hill Beverly Hilton Chuck Hilton Cv t x Sophomoresf127 1, , 5 'wwf A mm ., Wx r' ,....w Sophomores dress up as punks. Tim Cochran and classmates struggle over Algebra ll Laura Huffstetler Perry I-luffstetler Lisa Hutchins Fred Hutchinson Carolyn Icenhour Udenia Icenhour Marcus Jackson Charles James Keith Jarrett Donna Jenkins Lisa Jennings Kathy Johnson Lisa Johnson Pamela Johnson Tammy Johnson Theresa Johnson Dennis Jones Georgia Jones Grant Jones John Jones Lisa Jones Lisa Jordan Jeff Kaylor Lisa Keever Robert Kelly William Kelly Mark Kennedy Lori Killian Donald Kinley Tammy Kirkland 128fSophomores f ' f-f 'A Q , 1 4...-l Miss Piggy poses for her public. 4491 Lisa Kiser Elizabeth Koone Donna Lanier Jeff Lawing Lisa Laye Lesley Lee Lisa Lee Kerry Leonard Bill Lewis Kris Lewis Sonya Lewis Richard Linton Steve Loftin Phap Loi Quyen Loi Joseph Love Mario Love Kim Lowe Marsha Lowe Michael Lucas I-larold Lutz Audrea McAndrew Robin McCall Sara McCall Eddie McClure Roy McClure Angela McCorkle Florence McCorkle Paulette McCorkle Phillip McCorkle Scott McCorkle James McDaniel Mellony McDowell Reggie McDowell Ronald McDowell Andrew McElveen Sophomoresf129 Carol McGinnis Eric McGinnis Elayne McGlothlin George McKee Nan McMillan Lucius McRavion Stace Maier Kimberly Manes Michael Martin Lisa Massey Michael Medlin Michelle Medlin Frankie Meeks Chris Melton Steve Melton Robert Michael Bryan Miller Dell Miller Kathy A. Miller Kathy L. Miller Jamie Mitchell Stephanie Mitchum Sandy Montgomery Adrean Moore Darlene Moore Marie Moore Stacy Moore Reid Moose Dale Moran Caroline Morris V at A I 'KW f 130 X Sophomores Douglas Morrison David Mott Charles Mullins Amy Murphy Jimmy Murphy Martha Murphy Melanie Muse Richard Nantz Steve Nash Buffy Nichols Reggie Nichols Steve Nicholson Mm Hungry students eat french fries while standing in line Chris Bowman and Elizabeth Koone enjoy lunch together Mickey Nixon Angie Norkett Karen Owens Patsy Owens Rhonda Owens Tonya Pack Jim Paxton Randy Payne Sherrie Penley Roger Pentecost Joe Perrigo Lynn Perry Chris Petty William Pierce Lynn Poindexter Kim Poplin Don Poteat Wendy Powell Warren Propst Leigh Puckett Karen Putman Barbara Queen Laura Rankin Lorrie Rankin Mark Rash Todd Rayfield Rhonda Reese Richard Reeves Scotty Reid Steven Rhyne Sandra Rice Paige Robinson Lynne Rogers John Rogers Dexter Ross Eric Rozzelle Sophomoresf131 Gordon Rudisill Scott Rudisill Julie Sampson Stacy Sanders Wayne Schronce Susan Scott James Severt Melanie Seward Tracy Sherard Millie Sherrin Kim Shurley David Simpson Parks Skidmore Alan Smith David Smith Hope Smith Joel Smith Leon Smith Miriam Smith Theresa Smith Drenda Sneed Aaron Snipes Mark Spivey Scott Spoerlein Becky Sproles Kim Stallings Steve Stamper Danny Steele Maria Ann Stendal Andy Stewart 132 f Sophomores Cat Lori Killian enjoys dress up day. a slush on halloween I x M1 Mrs. Grice assists Lorri Rankin in sewing lab. Paul Stewart Ronda Stines Trina Stines Lee Stone Cindy Suddreth Jill Summerlin Kellu Tadlock Sonya Taylor James Teague Starr Tessner Lindy Thompson Margie Tindall Alice Tinker Tina Tinker Tammy Truitt Tori Tudor Lonny Wade Crystal Watts Edee Weathers Crystal Whiteside Pam Whitman Donna Williams Kimberly Williams Wendell Williams Sophomoresf 133 Linda Willis Paige Willis Jeffery Wilson Sheri Wilson Steve Wilson Benjie Winkler Dawn Worley Scott Wrenn Angela Wriston Rodney Wyatt Scott Wyatt Eugenia Wyke il Andy Young it ff ff f f 5 2, 'W I f f J ? r 42 Above: Left: Kim Manus covers tables for Madrigal Dinner. Right: Scott Davis shows Warrior Spirit rirr Hii iiiis W , 134 f Sophomores ight School Students Earn Extra Credits 'M f,,,, ,war , 5 ,Q,, Q A Above: First row: Richard Leggett, Kim Martin, Toni Forbis, Amelia Mauney, Karen Kirkpatrick, Lisa McGraw, Diane Horne, Mr. Spears. Second row: W. G. Braswell, Chris Carrigan, Jodi Welborn, Pam Lawing, Lynn Nichols, David Nichols, William Holler, Mrs. Michael. Third row: Mr. Loftis, Don Gillispie, Eugene Belk, Jean Bradly, Beverly Gregg, Robert Willard, Kyle Gregory, Kevin Jones, Tim Ratterie, Shane Sigmon. 12' we 'Eg 5 f X f'0'N-.,,,.....----'-'- Juniors Make Over 35,000 On Cookie Sales 'S Q as -f as 3 if Suzanne Spears president Lexgh Lawmg urce presldent Behnda Jones secretary Carla Bnggerstaff treasurer The nervousness of meetmg people and commg together IS over Now we can enjoy each other s company and relax Thls year was full of good t1mes and we as Juniors wlll cher1sh them all FlI1lSl'lmQ the cookie sale was not one of our best tlmes but recelvmg our class rmgs early this year made up for xt The class of 84 will glve thls school something to remember Suzie Spears, Jumor Class Preszdent ,pm 'buh my IMVJ if Jumor Class Homeroom Representative First row Susan Lawmg Angie Rushing Gail Horton Amy Wilson Julie Pettus. Second row: Bobby Morton Tamara Faxle Sherry Bumgarner Hope Caldwell Bonnie Heffner Annette Aiken David Cuthen Suzanne Spears. Andy Abernathy Janice Abernathy Jeff Abernathy Kim Abernathy Marc Abernathy Rodney Abernathy Ann Adams Annette Aiken Eric Allen Matt Arrowood Deborah Babb Galen Ballard Melanie Ballard Donna Barnett Mark Batchelor Rodney Beam Kim Beatty Doug Bell Rodney Bell Lisa Benfield Phillip Benfield Carla Biggerstaff Sabrina Bishop Jody Black Lavonda Black Mary Boggs Mike Boughman Donna Boutwell Lisa Bowman Anita Branch Lisa Brazzell Lori Bridges Chuckie Brittain Leslie Brittain Teresa Brooks Frankie Broome Scott Broome Carlos Brown Sharon Brown Brian Browning I -1 121081 A., All Juniors show school spirit at pep rally. Darrin Smith works on drafting skills 138fJuniors .fuwvyv n0iP9 1n...-,?. 1. K T hnv-. - Joanne Bruccoleri Ferman Burch William Bumgardner Sherry Bumgarner Jimmy Burr Monica Burrell Jeff Byers Lynn Bynum Harve Byrd Beth Cagle Hope Caldwell Leslie Cannon Linda Cannon Jon Carpenter Lisa Carr Michelle Carrigan David Cauthen Steven Chastain Catherine Christopher Mark Cleveland Todd Cloninger Teresa Coleman Nena Cox Wendy Craig Rhonda Crocker Kim Cupps Tim Currence Richard Dagnen Jerry Davis Rodney Deese Jimmy Devine Duncan Dill Gerald Dillard Michelle Dixon Grey Drum Juniors f 139 Ray DuBose Kim Eller Wendell Ellis V I X VE :Xl W Donna Ensley Tamara Faile Pamela Faulkner i M-l,, 5 Lisa Lawing and other members ofthe trumpet sec tion perform at homecoming half-time show. V ,.-aff' K S i .-mn... Kent Featherstone Renee Fisher Johnny Flemings Abby Ford Mary Paige Forrester Sharon Fortenberry Ken Fortsch Steven Foster Ralph Fox Les Frady k Drum section struts at Mt. Holly Christmas pa- rade, 140 f Juniors Michael Franklin Shirley Frasure Pam Gantt Cletus Gaston Sarah Gates Buddy Good 'X fb' 4..-- My A Beautiful fil'9W0fk 5h0W at home- Juniors sing school song after band performance. coming. Wayne Harkey Donna Hart Elizabeth Hartness Sharon Hartsell Dennis Hawkins Ronnie Hawkins Bonnie Heffner Wade Helms Allen Helton Dale Helton f , N rf' 'iwfmiifli DeRee Graham Neal Graham Melissa Green Regina Green Teresa Gregory Sheldon Groner Ronnie Gunter Sean Hager Amanda Hamilton Dean Haney rr .59 'B 1 Juniors f 141 142fJuniors Wanda Henson Julie Hester Tina Hice Sandy Hicks Lisa Hill Lee Anne Hodge Crystal Hogan Jerry Holden Fran Holland Doug Homesley Robert Hopper n Gail Horton Sherry Hostetter David Howell Janet Howell Kay Huckle Lavonne Huggins Wendy Hulon James Hunter Rhonda Hunter Ronald Hutchins Andrea Jenkins Karen Jessen Jerry Johnson Karen Johnson Sharon Johnson Belinda Jones Lisa Jones Lisa Kee Frank Kemp Lisa Kennedy Jeffrey Killian Wendy King Wanda Kinley Freda Kirby Tim Laughridge Dennis Lawing Leigh Lawing Lisa Lawing Balfour representatives take ring orders for juniors. Susan Lawing Charles Lay Timothy Ledford Christi Lee Carla Lewis Rodney Lewis Rodney Lewis Cindy Lingerfelt Burmah Loftin Rodney Long Right: Lunch room crowd waits for bell to ring. Far Right: Students greet each other on first day of school. 144fJuniors Shelly Love Gerri Lovingood Mark Lowe Sara Lowe Pam Lowry Valerie Lynch Carla McAbee David McCall Dawn McCart Bobby McCumbee Scott McElveen Deborah McIntosh Tammy McKee Tim McKinnish Scott Martin Bill Melton Valerie Melton Cynthia Miller Julie Miller Sandy Miller Allison Moore Daphne Moore Darryl Moore James Moore Eddie Morgan ska Bobby Morton Todd Mullinex Michelle Mullins Lloyd Murks Tom Murphy Melissa Norris Robyn Northey Julie Ottinger Penny Owen Alice Padgett Susan Padgett Tammy Page Deborah Parrott Jimbo Paxton Benny Payne Todd Payne Julie Pettus Cindy Phillips David Phillips Eddie Pigg Darlene Pitman Debbie Pittman David Plunkett Denise Poovey Juniorsf145 Lisa Pope Pam Poteet Kathy Presswood David Randall John Rankin Lorie Rector Richard Reid David Rendleman Michael Rhinehart Ronda Rhinehart Darrell Rhyne James Richard Glenda Richardson Mitzi Ritchie Laura Roberts Angie Robinson Brian Robinson Gary Robinson Carmen Rogers Michael Rogers Dewayne Rush Angie Rushing Juniors bring in spirit chain. Bill Melton makes western appearance 146fJuniors Shelley Stewart David Stone Ryan Stroupe Dixie Sturgill Leonard Summey William Sykes Michael Taylor Janice Teems Karen Thompson Tommy Thompson L Sonya Russell Carla Sanders Tracy Sanders Angie Schronce Renee Sheets Leann Shelton Anne Sherrill Laura Sherrill Timmy Shipp Tanya Shuler Cathy Singleton Crystal Sisk Archie Small Bruce Smith Bryan Smith Darrin Smith Kenneth Smith Elizabeth Snipes Suzanne Spears Chet Spruill Juniors! 147 Benny Tucker Kelly Turner Chuck Tuttle John VanDyke Crystal Vellers Larry Wallace Lesley Wallace Terrie Warren Dale Waters Joey Watts Scott Welch Jennifer Wellman David Whitlock Scott Willbanks Clint Wiles James Williams Selina Williams Amy Wilson Vickie Wise Lisa Wood Elizabeth Woods Carlton Woolard James Wright Jimmy Wright Tim Young is ww it '? T ROQ2, Q il : 3, TQ bjjwgj, xx X Jj 5 0 SN g l 148fJun1ors -ii.. kf- ,I K 9 W .. ,X YY 1? I A. L4 Juniorsf 149 1 Seniors Prepare For Commencement Kim Webb, vice-president: Loretta Wyatt, presidentg Lisa Simms, treasurer: Angie Gentry, gift chairman: Julie Rhyne, secretary. ...W Q 4 4 mmf sw' Senior Class Homeroom Representatives: First row: Robin Carpenter, Susan Greene, Kim Hutto, Mike Murphy, Henderson Wallace. Second row: Sandy Sheets, Zena McLean, Lisa Beacham, Angie Fisher. ' IN! Being a Senior at East Gaston means, We finally made it! We've been together three memorable years. We've come a long way together from being scared sophomores, to getting ready for the prom, and finally to being seniors. The class of 1983 has shown East Gaston what spirit really is. Through the good times and the bad ones, this class has stuck together. As graduation draws closer, and as friends draw closer together, we hang on to the memories of yesterday. We will be going our separate ways. Some will go to collegeg some will join the armed forcesg others will marryg but whatever your decision may be, as your president l wish you all the luck in the world. My fellow seniors, remember that we will always be a family and the class of 83! Loretta Wyatt, Senior Class President Seniors! 151 Gina Beth Abernathy Marcell Deneen Abernathy Ronald Franklin Abernathy James Timothy Adams Pamela Gay Adams Rex Lee Adams Johnnie Elliott Alexander Richard Douglas Armstrong Lisa Michelle Austin 152fSeniors is -Q. . Q his WH ff' ss S 1 V Q , X ks., r,.r KL G-J ! QNX S 'Hs 'X Eric Dean Beam Don Kirk Beatty Clinton Belk Karen Allene Benfield Teresa Darlene Bennett John Fitzgerald Benton Amy Caroline Bishop Lori Leigh Black Charles Binam Blanton 154 X Seniors ws as is if K, Q lik , st,. ' ff me -sf. ,H -no af Kevin Ray Blanton Robin Lynn Bolin Kelly Scott Braswell Spirited seniors bring in win- ning Spirit Chain. Lori Ann Breedlove Patrick Blaine Brittain Monica Genein Brooks Seniorsf155 William Charles Brown Pamela Denise Bumgarner Bridget Lynette Burch Randell Todd Burcham Glenda Kay Byrd Mark Robert Caldwell Thomas Steven Caldwell Cynthia Ann Cannon Elaine Ruth Cannon if-f 'Q ,f . K wrong? 'F . . S I t t,ttt M K ,qi si .. sf ww as 5 ss my Q 'l K X Q- X Q is if X Y X ix Q 2 if Q 3 5 Q S N my i r rl - tt... NM 156fSeniors 3 ms S 'i Timothy Scott Cloninger Dean Marcus Cochran David Ray Coley Paul Daniel Collins, Jr. Rickie Darren Cook Brian Scott Cope Karen Amelia Cope Marc Kelly Cox Mary Lynn Craig 158 1 Seniors H Q . Q fr. 'SH inman...c.. 'wwai ww- -an Fill' Below: Clown Kim Leonard pauses in the hall. Right: Vicious gorilla John West attacks Mark Winchester. r,,. ,,.,,. , I, if I ll! ,,,,, 4 X I Ill I l l i E v-up i MV' X, i 2 UH i QL 'A if Simi 8 Samuel Dean Crow Kathy Carlene Cunningham Lora Ann Daniels Judy Lynne Devine Seniorsf159 Marty Wilson Devinney John Christopher Drumm Amy Denise Duckworth Phyllis Jeaneane Eller Laura Dawn Ellington Cheryl Jean Ewing Shannon Lee Featherstone Reginald Dean Ferrell L l Q 'WN K it N Y A R. X LLL- 'S' 4 Jason Christopher Fisher sig ssssss C ' .F T .. is .ff 2 F W V .P uybz i g ix f . , 'L 1 E-2 ' 1, F 1 1 .,.,. i A -:,-' ..,.,, ,, ' ' ': S, is 160 X Seniors ,,,A ,W 3 , -yi wt N 'x w a ' - has 'Mi ' 7 ff ' ' ' 'Q X -A .. f xws s' ..A If . ivy' i , ' . Y? . . I i .2552 ,- A K is ig sr sl is Q . s . , X 2 .,,k . ., - , ' 9' - --.. ' F i n - .. ,. - - ' X' lg 'S 5 ii- '35 A , Q ' T5 ' Q' i ,. . X 4 b 3 F pur W w 'lui X' V r.1r '1Li FSO- Robin Angela Fisher Kem Matthew Fletcher Robin Floyd James Ford Stephen Todd Ford Julia Christine Fortner Dana Lynn Foster Kimberly Faye Foxx Julie Camille Frazier Seniorsf161 James William Friday Lisa Ann Fullam Charles William Gallman Angela Dawn Gentry Neida Lavon Gibson Robert Rubin Gittens IV Sei., x Jill Michelle Graff Dwayne Nelson Graham Jerry Don Greene 162 X Seniors 'Keir ,, ,sf Q. Cheerleaders watch halftime show. Susan Marie Greene Susan Petty Greene Scott Raymond Griffin Larry Eugene Grimsley Rhonda Lynn Grindstaff Frank Matthew Guida Debbie Lynn Gunter Seniorsf163 Anthony Wayne Hager Danita Gayle Hager Kelly Glenn Hager Lenwoocl Earl Ham Karen Louise Hamilton William Taft Hammer lll pmslur sf ' fit: Mmm X. 1 5 J Q X ff 3 Q, .tm 5 Q by . is fi l X as 2 X XVI. t fi N I 4,1 i Ni! fs N it-K, ' AL viii, I. li ss... r S ,f X tt.gf. A ,, 3 . . ,ttt.t 1 ,t.., I L E was to SQ T 3 6' 2 xgcgyvge. . - .5 .. o . . A .,, su. L,-,, .,., 4, fm My 164fSeniors Q-. gym RFK ,t Left: Students catch up on latest news in Mrs. Tedder's social studies class. Above: Lori Black tosses a mean pass at football game, Karen Renee Hamrick Cynthia Ann Harper ,M Michael Jeffery Harris -MM 3 is shi N 'R :r :-. r V s -.ss - , :Ns-.. 1: Scarlette Charmagne Hartness Michael Dale Harvey Ernest Wayne Helms . , . Rodney Lynn Henkel Jeannette Leanne Hicks Gary Devon Higgins Seniorsf165 Kelly Jo Hill Mark Bertman Hodges Steven Ray Hodges Zi Q ... , I X six L , - ' . X. .13 Joseph Lee Hoffman ,. algo eeel ,s ol.e If.: - fi m i- aw ' 221 'll f. ss... . X i. as .,.,k K ' ' i if-Qfisfil' si Linda Marie Hoffman ,. Lisa Gail Hogan Grant Allen Hoke Bryan Keith Holland Jonathan David Holler - 1 66 X Seniors I x N' fr X Q 931: 'W '.:,. r--V - .il my X s slsllsslls siss ssflss ,,fs s s W ' -Q I Q N . X..- ' j . N:,Q., J gg H -.F--.sg ,i at W R - as . 3 . X' J q -LLLLLL mmkk fins- . 5 . 1 ,- k h .- c 'K 'h h ' Q Q- K- w a s in f ' mm-- J. J :gtg . J me tif? at J 3 'SX . Q Ji X Q 2 Q Amy Suzanne Holmes Darren Scott Honeycutt David Hoover Lisa Renee Hopper Richard Wayne Hovis, Jr James Deon Howard Scott Hubbard Paula Jean Humphries Brian Keith Hurley Seniorsf167 Brian Craig Huskins Kimberly Anne Hutto Maria Dawn Hyde James Donald Jackson, Jn Larry Michael Jackson Tena Marie Jenkins Right: Twins Connie and Cathy McMillan takes a break in Ad- vanced English 12. 168fSeniors 2 2 if '::v'2f ' ri25 ' , 1 m,,,,, ,, H :assi ff ,, rm -- XWAI ,sflvv-i m...M. Timothy Scott Jenkins Todd William Jenkins Deborah Sue Jennings Donna Marie Johnson Mark Anthony Johnson Paul Scott Johnson Regina Michelle Johnson Kevin Jones Helen Marie Jones Seniors X169 Scott Allen Jones Robert Michael Keene Tracy Leigh Kershner Bobby Gene Kirkland David Marshall Koehler Mark Edward Lambert Rebecca Lynn Lambert Cynthia Denise Lawing Kimberly Dare Leonard 170fSeniors i X '1 'J l fx Jinx L i K K ,N ,, K .1 -. Q. W i f -H ' , . -dai il ,, an A K . 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P C C tll M F Michaelangelo McLean 'f we 'fi Zina Anderetia McLean Nf is Trudy Michelle McManus 'TF Cathy Dean McMillan Connie Jean McMillan PQ. ...A-H Cynthia Joy McPherson Eric James Mackie, Jr. 5 . C , Bryan Patrick Marshall i i SQ aaa 1 C M J a X ttiali 3 1 Seniorsf173 Clarence Lester Marshall Selena Kay Mauney Charles Dean Mayberry Bryan Thomas Mayhew Curtis Cameron Melton Gregory Thomas Mobley John Armando Montes April Dawn Moore Barry Eugene Moore 1 74 f Seniors U21 ' L. S Q- , X mmswm QV Nwiliqk ' X .ff -sq is WR-- we xi .2 f. 2-if gf sl - jg 43321, V1 ix, 1' f Sz 2 is X sr K 7 11? ' 1 Q sl? 2 Msqsisi. . - -W 55:4 Sis? , M-HE 1. Q ,ig fi is ,.4, ., v i 5 x Johnny Hasker Moore James David Morris Rebecca Lynn Morrow Susan Leenette Morton Carrie Lee Moss Joseph Douglas Munday Michael Landon Murphy William George Nantz Karen Lea Newman Seniors f 1 75 ss' l w x l t 'MMR 3 2' is Lynn Anderson Nichols Philemon Glen Nichols L Eddie Franklin Nicks 39 sf E - sf E is,ss fi sw! Right: Chuck Blanton shows his team pride after Clemson defeat- ed Carolina. Far Right: Mellissa Kay Holder, Senior, if Lynn Nolen Cindy Lynn Odell 4 Kenneth Alton Ottinger . 176 f Seniors -H: K' v B.. ,E .. N, J. awk' N it Q RSS S . 'fi . - X - 5 ...sl- FWF N-'X I ,.. . Melissa Elizabeth Overcash Harold Lance Padgett, Jr. John Chester Padgett, Jr. Alan Wiley Poindexter Teresa Ann Polson James William Pope, Jr. Abby Rehnna Randolph Cynthia Ray Peggy Brulene Rayfield Seniors! 177 Jeffrey Lee Redding Daniel Eugene Reid Julie Ann Rhyne Darryl Eugene Richards Chrystal Elizabeth Rimmer Everett Todd Ritchie Billy Joe Roberts Clyde Douglas Roberts Shelia Deniece Rogers 178 f Seniors 5. S 4. E N f if . x X X X ,, is 1. :.i ,.,:. , ' Q xx Xt Y if Fl i s Q N tk - Q- - s-'.i P - -- .. Nlixgsi S in X if i , 3 K gr .U S' s ,Q N ., . , A x '25 '::: A D g L r, Ns -N ' was I i 3? 3 it . 'fiizl , fk. eq 7 is x Q MQ' Q J, KA jg I - :L.f sa Q11 f Sl gs ,. ,. si 'sf W Www .av-Y Susan Lee Rogers Kenneth Isaac Rollins Maria Darlene Rudisill Terry Hoke Rudisill Jeffrey Hall Russel Robert Walter Russell, Jr Far Left: Cindi Ray sports the nametof her favorite musical group. Left: Billie Faye Thomp- son, Karen Hamilton and Kim Foxx wait for their rides. Seniors f 1 79 Linda Kay Rutledge Althea Denise Sanders Richard Alan Scott Sandra Kaye Sheets Nashella Denise Shields Leon Stanford Shipp Far right: Deon Howard assists in carrying the winning senior spirit chain. Right: EG cheerleaders form one of their spectacular pyr- amids, 18OfSeniors Lisa Shan Simms Gregory Todd Sisk Jeffrey Todd Skidmore Mark Allen Small James Roy Smith Martin Link Smith Sandy Ann Smith Scott Ashney Smith Steven Michael Smith Seniorsf181 Teresa Ranee Smith Tracy Yvette Smith Kelly Dean Spargo Thomas Christopher Spargo Jon Sterling Speas Randall Edward Spencer Sherry Ann Stallings 182 f Seniors 25' X + M3 . ik , gi Above: Bobby Russell and Na- than Wriston rest between plays, AQUA Top: Jill Graff smiles for our photographer. Above: Students enjoy the excitement of the bon- fire. Charles Stone Stalvey Susan Yvette Stansell Kelly Melissa Staton Crystal Ann Stines Norman Eric Stringer Seniorsf183 i F Y if 95,922 N 3 I . -yy i, -...aff lvl --.,,,....f-'t tiff' Mark Benjamin Tucker Karen Lisa Uren Henderson Wallace, Jr. Jeffery Scott Walls Gina Maria Warren Jerry Duane Waters Michael Anthony Watkins Kimberly Sue .Webb John Robert West Seniors f 185 Angela Renee White Angela Maria Whiteside Max Houston Whitley, Jr. Elizabeth Lois Whitlock Tracy Diane Whitner James Chris Wilkinson Samuel Keith Williams Kathryn Stacie Willis Clayton Lee Wilson 186fSeniors V, g' ep 32 r 'umm Q? W ' 'P' ,Y W K M,.m. X . - , N. iw khg- Q .E Q f ysifl' W t. L-L ia m : I sv ' N-.fi -..., , ,L ,SFF is 9 x if-Q 2 X f S ,kt K. ,. W4 William Mark Winchester Tonya Maria Workman Ashley Dean Wright Nathan Charles Wriston Loretta Lynn Wyatt Paula Rene Zeigler Left: Seniors display their school spirit after winning a football game. Seniorsf187 SENIOR DIRECTORY GINA BETH ABERNATHY - Christian Life 10, 11, Graphic Arts 10, Choral Club 10, 11, 12, Journalism 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12. MARCELL DENEEN ABERNATHY - Pep Club 10, 11, 12, FHA 12, Chorus 10. RONALD FRANKLIN ABERNATHY - Art Award, Vis-Tac 10, Art Society 11, 12, Reporter, German Club 11, 12, Treasurer, Student Council 10, 11, Reporter, Wrestling 10, 11, Band 10, Homeroom Representative 10, 11. JAMES TIMOTHY ADAMS - German Club 10, 11, 12, Mono- gram Club 11, Drama Club 10, 11, Vice-President, 12, Treasur- er, FCA 10, 11, Football 10, 11, Wrestling 10. PAMELA GAY ADAMS - French Award, Shorthand Award, Perfect Attendance Award, FSA 10, 12, Corresponding Secre- tary, FBLA 10, 12, French Club 11, Beta Club 12. REX LEE ADAMS - Doctor of Motors Award, Vica Club 12. JOHNNIE ELLIOTT ALEXANDER, JR. - German Club 10, DECA 11, 12, President. RICHARD DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG - Choral Club 10, LISA MICHELLE AUSTIN - DECA 11, Secretary. RICKY ODELL BAILEY - Doctor of Motors Award, VICA 11, 12. BETHEA JOSEPH BAKER - Photography 11, 12, President, Library 12, Band 10. LAUREN RACHEL BAKER - German Club 11, Art Society 12, Band 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA LYNN BAKER - FSA 11, Drama Club 10, FHA 12. MICHAEL DEAN BALLARD - Doctor of Motors Award. BECKY LYNN BARKER - German Club 10, 11, Junior Heart Board 12, TAPS 12, Choral Club 10, 11, 12. PAMELA ELAINE BARTLETT - FSA 10, Secretary, DECA 11, Secretary, TAPS 11, Junior Heart Board 12, FBLA 12, Track 10, All-Conference. BRYANT DOUGLAS BEACH - Outstanding Vocational Student 11. LISA ELAINE BEACHAM - Sophomore Class Beauty, Carrou- sel Princess Nominee, FBLA 10, 11, Monogram Club 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, FCA 10, 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, 12. 188fSenior Directory ERIC DEAN BEAM - Choral Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, Drama Club 11, Beta Club 11, Christian Life 12, Advanced Chorus 10, 11, Gaston County Choral Ensemble 12, All-State Chorus 10, 12, Governor's School of N.C. 10, Outstanding Pianist, Shock Absorber Award. DON KIRK BEATTY - Pep Club 10, Football 10, 11, 12, Wres- tling 10, Track 10. KAREN ALLENE BENFIELD - Certified CPR 10, Junior Heart Board 10, 11, Reporter, 12, Reporter, German Club 10, Secre- tary, 11, Secretary, Pep Club 10, 11, TAPS 12. TERESA DARLENE BENNETT - Junior Heart Board 11, 12, Christian Life 10, Pep Club 10, German Club 10, 11, TAPS 12. JOHN FITZGERALD BENTON - Christian Life 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Choral Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. AMY CAROLINE BISHOP - Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Christian Life 10, Band 10, 11, 12. LORI LEIGH BLACK - FHA 10, Drama Club 10, 11, Pep Club 12, Spanish Club 12, Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, Band 10, Carrousel Princess Nominee. CHARLES BINAM BLANTON - Perfect Attendance 10, 11, VICA 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, Ecology Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, FCA 12, Math Club 12, Football 10, 12. KEVIN RAY BLANTON - Pep Club 10, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 11, Band 10, Homeroom Representative 10. ROBIN LYNN BOLIN KELLY SCOTT BRASWELL - VICA 12. LORI ANN BREEDLOVE - Junior Heart Board 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Football Statistician 10, Track Statistician 10. PATRICK BLAINE BRITTAIN MONICA GENEIN BROOKS - Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Treasurer, FSA 12, FCA 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Most Rebounds 10, 11, Captain 11, Track 10,11, 12,1 All- Conference 10, 3 All-Conference 11, Player of the Year 11, MVP 11. WILLIAM CHARLES BROWN - Chorus 10, 11, 12. PAMELA DENISE BUMGARNER - DECA 11, FBLA 11, 12, FSA 12. BRIDGET LYNETTE BURCH - Pep Club 10, 11, 12, FHA. RANDALL TODD BURCHAM - Drafting II Award 11. GLENDA KAY BYRD - Perfect Attendance 11, Imprimis Beau- ty 12, Art Award 10, 11, TAPS 10, VIS-TAC 10, Pep Club 10, 12, FBLA 10, Junior Heart Board 11, 12, Art Society 11, Spanish Club 11, 12, Math Club 12, Track 12. MARK ROBERT CALDWELL - Art I Achievement Award, Art II Achievement Award, Perfect Attendance 11, Art Society 12. THOMAS STEVEN CALDWELL - German Club 10, 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Vice-President. CYNTHIA ANN CANNON - FSA 12, Pep Club 11, 12. ELAINE RUTH CANNON - German Club 10, 11, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Christian Life 10, 11, 12. SAUNDRA DENISE CAPPS - Pep Club 10, 125 Choral Club 10, 11, 125 German Club 11, 125 TAPS 125 FSA 105 Chorus 10,11, 12. LAURA ELAINE CARPENTER ROBIN CAROLINE CARPENTER - DAR Award 125 Junior Marshalg Girls State Citizeng Geometry Award 105 Typing I Award 105 French Club 10, 11, Treasurerg Junior Heart Board 11, 125 Beta Club 11, 12, Secretary5 Christian Life 105 Home- room Representative 11, 125 Carrousel Princess Nominee5 Out- standing Senior. CRYSTAL RAMONA CARRIGAN WALTER STEVEN CAVIN - Monogram Club 10, 11, 125 FCA 10, 11, 125 German Club 115 Varsity Basketball 10, 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11. GLENN LLOYD CHAPMAN - Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12. TOMMY GLENN CHAPMAN - Junior Heart Board 11, 125 Beta Club 11, 125 German Club 10, 115 Christian Life 105 FBLA 125 Band 10. RANDALL LEE CLEVELAND MICHAEL TIMOTHY CLONINGER - Junior Marshalg Spanish Club 11, 125 Math Club 11, 125 Ecology Club 105 Beta Club 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 12. TIMOTHY SCOTT CLONINGER - VICA 10, 115 Beta Club 1 1. DEAN MARCUS COCHRAN - DECA 11, 125 TAPS 11, 125 Wrestling 10. DAVID RAY COLEY - Junior Marshal5 Journalism Award5 Close-Up North Carolina Participant5 FBLA District Accounting Winnerg FCA 10, 115 Math Club 125 Christian Life 105 Newspa- per Staff 105 FBLA 11, 12, President5 Graphic Arts 10, Treasur- er5 Interclub Council 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Golf 10. PAUL DANIEL COLLINS, JR. - Business Math Award5 Spanish Club 105 Christian Life 10, 11, 12. WARREN DOUGLAS COMBS RICKY DARREN COOK - VICA 10, 12. BRIAN SCOTT COPE - North Carolina Boys State Award5 Junior Marshalg Lions Club Award 10, 115 Danforth Leadership Award5 Schiele Museum Outreach Participant5 Close-Up Wash- ington Participantg National Science Foundation Participant at U.N.C.C.5 Choral Club 10, 11, Treasurer, 125 German Club 10, 11, Vice-President5 Beta Club 11, 12, Vice-President5 Science Club 11, 12, President5 Advanced Chorus 11', 125 All-County Chorus 10, 115 All-State Chorus 10, 11, 125 Outstanding Se- n1or. KAREN AMELIA COPE - Drama Club 10, 115 Pep Club 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Flag Corps 10, 11, 12. MARC KELLY COX - VICA 10, 125 Photography Club 10. MARY LYNN CRAIG - Close-Up North Carolina Participant5 NEDT Certificate5 Junior Marshalg Typing Award5 Morehead Nominee5 Governor's School Nominee5 German Club 10, 11g Christian Life 105 Science Club 11, Secretary, 12, Vice-Presi- dent5 Beta Club 11, 12, President5 Band 10, 11, 12. JOHNNY LEE CRAWFORD SAMUEL DEAN CROW - Drama Club 12. KATHY CARLENE CUNNINGHAM LORA ANN DANIELS - FBLA 10, 11, 125 FSA 115 DECA 11. JUDY LYNNE DEVINE - Band 10, 11, 125 Christian Life 11, 125 TAPS 115 FBLA 10, 11, 125 German Club 10, Treasurer5 Homeroom Representative 105 Track Letter 105 All-County Band 10, 11. MARTY WILSON DEVINNEY JOHN CHRISTOPHER DRUMM - Perfect Attendance5 Junior Heart Board 10, 115 TAPS 125 J.V. Football 105 Band 10. AMY DENISE DUCKWORTH - Art I Award5 Perfect Atten- dance 115 Governor's School Nominee5 Art II Medalg Junior Heart Board 105 VIS-TAC 105 Art Society 115 German Club 11, 125 Science Club 125 Pep Club 12. ANDREA KATHLEEN DYER PHYLLIS JEANEANE ELLER - Perfect Attendance 115 FBLA 105 TAPS 10, 11, Secretary 125 German Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Christian Life 125 Homeroom Representative 115 Yearbook Staff 125 Band 105 Outstanding Senior. LAURA DAWN ELLINGTON - DECA 115 TAPS 125 Pep Club 12. CHERYL JEAN EWING - Art I Award5 Art II Awardg Dedication Award5 Beta Club 125 FCA 10, 11, 125 Monogram Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 105 German Club 11, 12, Reporterg Art Society 11, 125 Track 125 Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Captain, All-Confer- ence 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Basketball Statistician 123 Soft- ball 10, 11, 125 Band 105 Rifle Squad 10. SHANNON LEE FEATHERSTONE - Doctor of Motors Award5 VICA 12. REGINALD DEAN FERRELL JASON CHRISTOPHER FISHER - Pep Club 105 VIS-TAC 105 Art Society 11, 12. ROBIN ANGELA FISHER - Sportmanship Award 105 Mono- gram Club 10, 11, 12, SecretaryfTreasurer5 FCA 10, 11, 12, Secretaryg Homeroom Representative 10, 11, 125 Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Captain, All-Conference 125 Player of the Year 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Softball 10, 11, 12, All-Conference 115 Student Council 11, 125 Outstanding Senior. KEM MATTHEW FLETCHER - Monogram Club 11, 125 FCA 125 Christian Life 115 Ecology Club 105 Pep Club 105 Tennis 105 Wrestling 10, 115 Golf 125 Band 10, 11, 12. ROBYN SHANTANA FLOYD JAMES M. FORD, III - German Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Jazz Band 12. STEPHEN TODD FORD - Monogram Club 10, 125 FCA 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 125 Football 10. JULIA CHRISTINE FORTNER - Yearbook Staff 125 Christian Life 10, 115 TAPS 105 Spanish Club 115 Pep Club 125 FBLA 12. DANA LYNN FOSTER - Homecoming Court5 Monogram Club 11, 125 Chorus 125 Pep Club 125 Track 11, 12. KIMBERLY FAYE FOXX - Nominee for Governors School 115 French Club 10, 115 FBLA 115 FHA 12. JULIE CAMILLE FRAZIER - TAPS 105 Spanish Club 115 Junior Heart Board 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 FBLA 12. DAVID RONALD FREEMAN - Junior Marshal5 Biology Award 105 Perfect Attendance 115 German Club 10, 11, 12. JAMES WILLIAM FRIDAY - Pep Club 105 Cross Country 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 12. LISA ANN FULLAM - Christian Life 11. CHARLES WILLIAM GALLMAN - Morehead Scholarship Nominee5 Wofford Scholar5 Army ROTC Scholarship Finalistg Air Force ROTC Scholarship Finalist5 Navy ROTC Scholarship Finalist5 Rotary Leadership Camp Attendant 115 Medal for Scholarhip-Advanced Biology 115 FCA 10, 11, 125 Junior Heart Board 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Monogram Club 125 JV Basketball 10, 115 Track 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Football Trainer 125 Basketball Trainer 125 Track Trainer 125 Baseball Trainer 125 Band 10. ANGELA DAWN GENTRY - Pep Club 105 FBLA 105 French Club 10, 11, Vice President5 Monogram Club 10, 11, 125 FCA 11, 125 Senior Class Gift Chairmang Student Council 125 Car- rousel Princess Nominee5 Homecoming Court5 Statistician for Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 125 Statistician for Volleyball 11, 125 Statistician for Varsity Football 11, 125 Statistician for Baseball 10, 11, 125 Sportmanship Award 115 Outstanding Senior. NELDA LAVON GIBSON - Homecoming Court5 Monogram Club 11, 125 FHA 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Track Field Award. ROBERT RUBIN GITTENS, IV - German Club 10, 11, 12. JILL MICHELLE GRAFF - Science Award 105 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 Beta Club 11, 125 FBLA 11. DAVID SCOTT GRAHAM - DWAYNE NELSON GRAHAM - Wrestling 10, 11, 12. JERRY DON GREENE, JR. - Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Math Club 125 FBLA 11, 125 German Club 10, Vice President5 Golf 11, 12. SUSAN MARIE GREENE - Drama Club 10, 11, Secretary, 12, Vice President5 Library Club 11, Vice President5 Choral Club 10, 115 Homeroom Representative 125 Chorus 10. SUSAN PETTY GREENE - Typing I Award5 FHA 105 French Club 115 Graphic Arts 11, Secretary5 FSA 125 FBLA 125 News- paper Staff 115 Homeroom Representative 10. 190fSenior Directory SCOTT RAYMOND GRIFFIN LARRY EUGENE GRIMSLEY - Chorus 105 DECA 11. RHONDA LYNN GRINDSTAFF - TAPS 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. FRANK MATTHEW GUIDA, III - Accounting Award5 FBLA 10, 12, Treasurer5 French Club 10, 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Math Club 125 Student Council 125 Homeroom Representative 115 Mono- gram Club 115 Wrestling 105 Cross Country 11, 12. DEBBIE LYNN GUNTER - Chorus 10, 115 FBLA 105 German Club 12. ANTHONY WAYNE HAGAR - Golf 11, 12. DANITA GAYLE HAGER - Junior Marshal5 FBLA 105 Science Club 11, 12, Treasurer5 Beta Club 11, 125 German Club 11, 125 Choral Club 105 Chorus 10. KELLY GLENN HAGER - Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President5 FBLA 105 TAPS 105 Spanish Club 11, 12, President5 Junior Heart Board 115 Cheerleader 125 Baseball Batgirl 11, 125 Bas- ketball Statistician 115 Band 10, 115 Band Secretary 115 Major- ette 10, 115 Outstanding Senior. LENWOOD EARL HAM KAREN LOUISE HAMILTON - FBLA 115 FSA 105 FHA 11, 12. WILLIAM TAFT HAMMER, III - Bus Driver Letter5 VICA 10, 12, Vice President5 Warrior Wheels 11, 12, Vice-President5 Chess Club 105 Golf 105 Football 105 All-County Band 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12. KAREN RENEE HAMRICK - Chorus 10. CYNTHIA ANN HARPER - Art Society 10, 11, 125 DECA 115 Pep Club 105 German Club 12. MICHAEL JEFFERY HARRIS - Draftsman of the Year Award5 VICA State Drafting Contest Winner5 Presidential Fitness Award5 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 TAPS 11, 125 VICA 10, 11, President, 125 Monogram 11, Treasurer5 Varsity Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 11, All-Conference. SCARLETTE CHARMAGNE HARTNESS - German Club 10, 11, 125 Choral Club 105 Christian Life 105 Pep Club 11, 125 Chorus 10. MICHAEL DALE HARVEY - Auto Mechanics I Award5 VICA 10, 11, 12. ERNEST WAYNE HELMS - Christian Life 10, 115 FHA 12. RODNEY LYNN HENKEL - Pep Club 10, 125 TAPS 115 Cross- Country 113 Band 10. SHERRY RENEE HERRON JEANNETTE LEANNE HICKS - Yearbook Award 113 Junior Marshalg FSA 10, 11, Beta Club 11, 123 French Club 10, 115 Pep Club 12, Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Editor. GARY DEVON HIGGINS - FFA 10, Chairman5 Chess Club 10. KELLY JO HILL - Spanish Club 10, 113 Christian Life 10, 113 Choral Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer5 FBLA 115 Pep Club 125 Gaston County Choral Festival 10, 125 Concert Chorus 11, 125 All-State Chorus 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12. MARK BERTMAN HODGES - Math Club 125 Pep Club 103 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 Chess Club 103 Baseball 115 Cross- Country 123 J.V. Basketball 11. STEVEN RAY HODGES JOSEPH LEE HOFFMAN - Track 10, 11. LINDA MARIE HOFFMAN - German Award 10, 115 Danforth Award 115 Lions Club Award 10, 115 Biology Award 105 Gover- nors School 113 Ecology Club 10, Reporter3 German Club 103 Science Club 11, 12, Secretary5 Beta Club 11, 125 Band Histori- an 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 125 Mount Holly Rotary Club Band Award 105 All-State Band 103 Algebra II Award 113 Chief Junior Marshal, UNCC Study of Urban Environment 115 Close- Up North Carolina Participant 115 Outstanding Senior. LISA GAIL HOGAN - Monogram Club 10, 11, 125 FCA 10, 11, 125 Softball 10, 113 Basketball 10, 11, Most Improved. GRANT ALLEN HOKE MELISSA KAY HOLDER - TAPS 105 Christian Life 103 FHA 12. BRYAN KEITH HOLLAND - VICA 10, 11, 123 Monogram Club 10, 11, 125 FCA 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 115 Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Track 10. JONATHAN DAVID HOLLER - DECA 11, 12. AMY SUZANNE HOLMES - Perfect Attendance Award 103 Pep Club 10, 113 Junior Heart Board 11, 123 TAPS 10, 125 Spanish Club 11. DARREN SCOTT HONEYCUTT - Perfect Attendance Award 115 Drama Club 11, 125 TAPS 113 German Club 12. DAVID LUTZ HOOVER - Student Council 10, Sophomore Re- presentative, 11, Vice-President, 12, President3 Interclub Coun- cil 11, President5 First Vice-President of North Carolina Associ- ation of Student Councils 115 Only Voting Delegate from North Carolina Association of Student Councils in Reno, Nevada5 Out- standing Senior. LISA RENEE HOPPER - Spanish Club 103 Choral Club 115 FHA 125 Chorus 11. RICHARD WAYNE HOVIS, JR. - Perfect Attendance Award 105 Monogram Club 10, 115 Pep Club 113 J.V. Football 105 Varsity Football 11. JAMES DEON HOWARD - Perfect Attendance Award 113 Monogram Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 113 FCA 123 Track 10. LESLIE SCOTT HUBBARD - FBLA 101 Pep Club 11, 12, Band 10. PAULA JEAN HUMPHRIES - Perfect Attendance Award 113 Certificate of Achievement in Art 10. BRIAN KEITH HURLEY BRIAN CRAIG HUSKINS - VIS-TAC 105 Art Society 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12. KIMBERLY ANNE HUTTO - Perfect Attendance Award 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Monogram Club 115 FCA 11, 123 Home- room Representative 10, 11, 12Q Varsity Cheerleader 11, 125 J.V. Cheerleader 10, Captain5 Outstanding Senior. MARIA DAWN HYDE - Pep Club 105 FSA 123 TAPS 12. JAMES DONALD JACKSON, JR. - Perfect Attendance Award 10, 115 Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President5 FCA 10, 11, 125 Chess Club 103 Football 10, 11, 12, Captain5 Track 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10. LARRY MICHAEL JACKSON - Art Medal5 Perfect Attendance Award3 Art Society 11, 12. TENA MARIE JENKINS TIMOTHY SCOTT JENKINS - Warrior Wheels 12. TODD WILLIAM JENKINS - VICA 123 Band 10, 11. DEBORAH SUE JENNINGS - DECA 10, 11, 123 Christian Life 10. DONNA MARIE JOHNSON - FSA 10, 11, Treasurerg TAPS 103 VICA 12, Secretary. MARK ANTHONY JOHNSON PAUL SCOTT JOHNSON - Perfect Attendance Award 113 Band 10, 11, 12. REGINA MICHELLE JOHNSON - Pep Club 10, 115 FSA 125 TAPS 11, 12. BETTY ROSE JONES KEVIN JONES HELEN MARIE JONES - TAPS 10, 11, Reporter, 125 Pep Club 10, 113 Homeroom Representative 11, 123 Junior Class Trea- SUYQYQ Band 1O, 11, 123 Chorus 115 Majorette 10,11, 12, Head Majorette. SCOTT ALLEN JONES - Drafting II Award5 FCA 11, 12, Trea- surer5 VICA 125 Monogram Club 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 J.V. Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12. Senior Directory! 191 ROBERT MICHAEL KEENE - German Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Monogram Club 11, 125 FBLA 115 VICA 125 Football 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 11. TRACY LEIGH KERSHNER - Pep Club 11, 125 TAPS 125 Christian Life 105 German Club 11, 125 Beta Club 12. BOBBY GENE KIRKLAND - Perfect Attendance Award 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Monogram Club 125 FCA 125 Track and Field 10, 11, 12. DAVID MARSHALL KOEHLER - Perfect Attendance Award 115 German Club 11, 125 French Club 105 Pep Club 10, 115 VICA 12. MARK EDWARD LAMBERT - Christian Life 105 Pep Club 11, 125 FBLA 12. REBECCA LYNN LAMBERT - German Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 12, Class Representativeg Choral Club 105 11, 125 Library Club 10, Vice-President5 Christian Life 11, Treasurer5 Chorus 10, 11, 12. CYNTHIA DENISE LAWING - Sophomore Class Beautyg Car- rousel Princess Nominee5 Senior Class Beauty5 Homecoming Court5 FCA 125 Monogram Club 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 FBLA 105 French Club 10, 115 Sophomore Class Presidentg Junior Class President5 J.V. Cheerleader 105 Varsity Cheerlead- er 11, 125 Outstanding Senior. KIMBERLY DARE LEONARD - Pep Award 105 Perfect Atten- dance Award 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, President5 Monogram Club 10, 115 FCA 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 Track Manager 115 Band 105 J.V. Cheerleader 10g Varsity Cheerleader 11, Co- Captain, 12, Captaing Carrousel Princess Nomineeg Homecom- ing Court5 Outstanding Senior. KIMBERLY ELIZABETH LEWIS - French Club 10, 115 Chris- tian Life 10, 115 FBLA 105 Pep Club 125 Majorette 10, 115 Band 10, 11. JERRY LEE LINGERFELT, JR. - Band 10, 11. VONDA MONIQUE LUCKEY - Homecoming Court5 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 115 French Club 105 FBLA 125 Stu- dent Council 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Majorette 10. AMANDA ARNICE LYNCH - MVP Track Award5 Softball Gold Bat Awardg Monogram Club 10, 11, 125 Christian Life 105 Softball 115 Basketball 10, 115 Track 10, 11, 125 All-Confer- ence in Track5 Volleyball 10, 125 Carrousel Princess Nominee5 Imprimis Beauty 12. 192fSenior Directory MARY FRANCES LYNCH - Choral Club 10, 11, 125 Junior Heart Board 105 Christian Life 125 Pep Club 105 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Gaston County Choral Festival 11. PENNY MARIE LYNCH - FHA 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Warrior Wheels 125 FHA Events 11, 12. RICHARD LEE MCANDREW, JR. - Vis-Tac 105 VICA 10, 11, 125 Monogram Club 125 J.V. Football 10g Varsity Football 125 Varsity Wrestling 125 J.V. Wrestling 10. TIMOTHY MICHAEL McCALL - Close-up Raleigh Participant 115 NEDT Award 103 Perfect Attendance Award 105 Art Soci- ety 10, 11, 125 Ecology Club 10, 11, President5 Spanish Club 11g Chorus 125 VICA 10. KELLI McCANTS TIMOTHY ADAM MCCLURE - Photography 10g Tennis. DANIEL WAYNE McCOIG - Business Math Award5 Drafting I Awardg FBLA 105 VICA 125 Track 11, 12. MELVIN McCORKLE, JR. - Pep Club 10. FANNIE CATHERINE McDOWELL - Perfect Attendance Award 115 FSA 10, 115 FBLA 115 Pep Club 10,11, 125 Home- room Representative 10. ROBERT TODD McDOWELL - German Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 103 Monogram Club 125 Science Club 105 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 12. RODNEY DUPREE McDOWELL - Pep Club 12. ANGELA SUE McGEE - Perfect Attendance Award 115 Chris- tian Life 105 Pep Club 11, 125 FHA 10, 11, 12. KIMBERLY RENAY MCGINNIS - Perfect Attendance Award 11g Christian Life 105 Beta Club 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12. MICHAELANGELO McLEAN - Pep Club 10, 11, 125 TAPS 11, 125 Band 10. ZINA ANDERETIA McLEAN - Carrousel Nominee5 Homecom- ing Court5 French Club 105 Spanish Club 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Secretaryg Monogram Club 10, 115 Homeroom Repre- sentative 12g J.V. Cheerleader 105 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 125 Flag Corps 105 Band 10. TRUDY MICHELLE MCMANUS - Carrousel Princess Nominee5 Pep Club 10, 11,125 TAPS 10, 125 FSA 125 Junior Heart Board 105 FTA 105 Homeroom Representative 11. CATHY DEAN MCMILLAN - Perfect Attendance Award 11g Pep Club 105 French Club 10, 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Science Club 12, Co-Treasurerg Band 10, 11, 12. CONNIE JEAN McMILLAN - Pep Club 105 French Club 10, 115 Science Club 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Rifle Corps 11, 12, Captain. CYNTHIA JOY McPHERSON - Christian Life 10, Secretary5 TAPS 11, 12. ERIC JAMES MACKIE, JR. - Algebra I Award5 Warrior Wheels 11, Treasurer5 VICA 11. BRYAN PATRICK MARSHALL - German Club 105 Library Club 11, 12, Treasurer 115 Track 10. CLARENCE LESTER MARSHALL, III - Newspaper Staff 11, 125 Library Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter. SELENA KAY MAUNEY - Pep Club 10, Junior Heart Board 11, 12, Junior Class Beauty 11. CHARLES DEAN MAYBERRY - Pep Club 10. BRYAN THOMAS MAYHEW - Pep Club 10, 12. SCOTT ALLEN MAYS - VICA 12. CURTIS CAMERON MELTON - Governors School, Boys State, Pep Club 10, Ecology Club 10, Monogram Club 11, 12, Choral Club 11, 12, FTA 11, 12, Cross Country 11, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Rotary Club Band Music Award 10, 11, North Carolina Honors Chorus 11, Mars Hill Choral Clinic 11, 12, North Carolina South Central District All-State Band 10, Gaston County All-County Band 10, 11, First Chair All-State Band 12. ROBERT GENE MELTZ GREGORY THOMAS MOBLEY - Football 10, 11. JOHN ARMANDO MONTES - Chess Club 10, Secretary. APRIL DAWN MOORE BARRY EUGENE MOORE JOHNNY HASKER MOORE JAMES DAVID MORRIS - Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12, President, Photography Club 12, Interclub Council 11, 12. RAY EDWARD MORRIS - VICA 11. REBECCA LYNN MORROW - Pep Club 10, 12, German Club 10, FSA 12, TAPS 10, 12. SUSAN LEENETTE MORTON - FHA 11, 12, Secretary. CARRIE LEE MOSS - Choral Club 10, 11, 12, FSA 11, 12, Corresponding Secretary, Chorus 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH DOUGLAS MUNDAY - Choral Club 11, 12, President, Band 10, 11, 12, President, Track 11, Wrestling 10, Chorus 11, 12, President. MICHAEL LANDON MURPHY - German Club 11, 12, Project Chairman, Band 10, Outstanding Senior. WILLIAM GEORGE NANTZ - Library Club 12. KAREN LEA NEWMAN - DECA 11, 12, FHA 10. LYNN ANDERSON NICHOLS PHILEMON GLEN NICHOLS - Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 12, Cross-Country 10, 11, 12, J.V. Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12. EDDIE FRANKLIN NICKS - Track 12. LYNN NOLEN CINDY LYNN ODELL - DAR Nominee, Excellence in Art 10, 11, Pep Club 10, VIS-TAC 10, Secretary, Beta Club 11, 12, Art Society 11, 12, Treasurer, FBLA 12. KENNETH ALTON OTTINGER - FBLA 12, J.V. Football 10. MELISSA ELIZABETH OVERCASH - Drama Club 10, 11, 12, President, Ecology Club 11, Reporter, French Club 10, Pep Club 10, Track 10, 11, 12, Band 10. HAROLD LANCE PADGETT, JR. - Band 10, 11. JOHN CHESTER PADGETT, JR. - Band 10, 11, 12. ALAN WILEY POINDEXTER - First in Local Competition in Dramatics, First in District Competition in Dramatics, Second Place in State Dramatic Competition, Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Scrapbook Chairman, Spanish Club 10, 11. TERESA ANN POLSON - Perfect Attendance Award 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Warrior Wheels 12, Secretary. JAMES WILLIAM POPE, JR. ABBY REHNNA RANDOLPH - Junior Class Beauty, Carrousel Princess Nominee, Pep Club 11, 12, Monogram Club 11, 12, Choral Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary, FCA 11, 12, J.V. Cheerlead- er 10, Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, Choral County Ensemble, Outstanding Senior. CYNTHIA RAY - Pep Club 10, French Club 10, German Club 11, 12, Secretary, Art Society 11, 12, President, Homeroom Representative 11, Band 10, 11, 12, Rifle Corps 10, 11, Cap- tain, Drum Major 12, John Phillip Sousa Service Award 11. PEGGY BRULENE RAYFIELD - Art II Excellence Award 11, Art Society 12. JEFFREY LEE REDDING - Perfect Attendance Award, Fire- stone Award, Firestone Certificate, Choral Club 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. DANIEL EUGENE REID - J.V. Basketball 10. JETANNA RENDLEMAN JULIE ANN RHYNE - Girls State Award, Carrousel Princess Nominee, Pep Club 10, 12, German Club 11, 12, President, Choral Club 10, 11, 12, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 12, Most Outstanding Student in AP Music Theory 11, Most Outstanding Musician in Band 11, Drum Line Captain 11, Drum Major 12, Outstanding Senior. DARRYL EUGENE RICHARDS - Perfect Attendance Award 10, 11, Wrestling 10. CHRYSTAL ELIZABETH RIMMER - German Club 10, 11, FBLA 10, 11, Chorus 10. EVERETT TODD RITCHIE - TAPS 10, 12, FBLA 11, French Club 11, Math Club 12, Newspaper Staff 11, 12. BILLY JOE ROBERTS - FTA 12. Senior Directoryf193 CLYDE DOUGLAS ROBERTS THOMAS ALLEN ROBERTS - German Club 10, Band 10. SHELIA DENIECE ROGERS SUSAN LEE ROGERS - FSA 11, FBLA 11, Historian, Pep Club 10. KENNETH ISAAC ROLLINS - VICA 12. BARRON MAURICE ROSS JUDSON LEE ROSS - Art Society 11,12, Pep Club 11, 12, Track 10, 11. MARIA DARLENE RUDISILL - FSA 11, 12, Recording Secre- tary. TERRY HOKE RUDISILL - TAPS 12, Junior Heart Board 12, Yearbook Staff 12, JEFFREY HALL RUSSELL - Chorus 11. ROBERT WALTER RUSSELL, JR. - Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, FCA 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, Track 11, 12. LINDA KAY RUTLEDGE - German Club 10, 11, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, Junior Heart Board 12, Treasurer, Home- coming Court. ALTHEA DENISE SANDERS - FHA 12, Softball 11. RICHARD ALAN SCOTT SANDRA KAYE SHEETS - Carrousel Princess Nominee, Pep Club 10, TAPS 10, 11, Vice-President, 12, FTA 11, Vice-Presi- dent, 12, Student Council Representative 11, Homeroom Re- presentative 12, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Junior Class Vice-President, Outstanding Senior. NASHELLA DENISE SHIELDS - TAPS 10, 12, Junior Heart Board 10, 11, 12, German Club 11, Band 10, 11. LEON STANFORD SHIPP - Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, FHA 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Most Im- proved Player Award, Varsity Squad 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, Best Rebounder, Track 10, 11, 12. KEVIN ALEXANDER SHULER - Cross Country 11. STEPHEN DENNIS SIFFORD - German Club 10, 11. LISA SHAN SIMMS - Carrousel Princess Nominee, FTA 10, 11, Secretary, TAPS 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Cheerleader 12, Football Statistician 11, Mascot 10, Outstanding Senior. GREGORY TODD SISK - Pep Club 10, FCA 10, 11, 12, Art Society 11, Vice-President, Junior Heart Board 11, 12, FBLA 12, Ecology Club 10, Golf 10, 11, 12. JEFFREY TODD SKIDMORE - FCA 10, 11, 12, Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 12, German Club 11, Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12, Most Improved Award 11, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12. MARK ALLEN SMALL - FBLA 11, 12, Math Club 12, Band 10. JAMES ROY SMITH - Spanish Club 10, Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Monogram Club 11, 12, FCA 11, Science Club 11, Wrestling 11, Hunter Huss Drama Festival, Track 11, 12, NEDT Certifi- cate 10, Cross Country 10, 11, 12. 194fSenior Directory MARTIN LINK SMITH - Monogram Club 12, FCA 12, Baseball 10, 11, Golden Bat Award. SANDY ANN SMITH - Art I Award, Junior Heart Board 11, 12, TAPS 11, 12, Art Society 12, VICA 12. SCOTT ASHNEY SMITH - Art Award, FCA 12, French Club 10, 11, Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, Art Society 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Captain, Track 10, 11, 12, MVP 11. STEVEN MICHAEL SMITH - DECA 11. TERESA RANEE SMITH - Christian Life 10, FHA 12. TRACY YVETTE SMITH - TAPS 10, 12, Spanish Club 11, Junior Heart Board 12. KELLY DEAN SPARGO - TAPS 10, 11, 12, Christian Life 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Flag Girl 11, 12. THOMAS CHRISTOPHER SPARGO - VICA 12, Golf 10, 11, 12. JON STERLING SPEAS - VIS-TAC 10, Pep Club 10, Art Soci- ety 11, 12, Monogram Club 11, 12, FCA 11, 12, J.V. Football 10, Varsity Football 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, Track 10, Art Award. RANDALL EDWARD SPENCER - German Club 10, 11, 12, VICA 10, FCA 12, Monogram Club 12, Photography Club 10, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Team Captain, Cross Country 11, 12, Tennis 12. SHERRY ANN STALLINGS - FBLA 10, 11, 12, Secretary, German Club 10, 11, Treasurer, Choral Club 10, Christian Life 10, DECA 11, Junior Heart Board 12, Secretary, Chorus 10. CHARLES STONE STALVEY - Pep Club 12, FBLA 12, Band 10, 11. SUSAN YVETTE STANSELL - Library Club 10, Treasurer, Art Society 11, 12, Secretary, TAPS 12, Choral Club 10, Student Council 11, 12, Reporter, Homeroom Representative 10, 12, Yearbook Staff 11, Chorus 10. KELLY MELISSA STATON - FSA 10, TAPS 10, 11, Treasurer, 12, President, DECA 11, Treasurer, Junior Heart Board 12' Pep Club 11, Band 10, Majorette 10. v CRYSTAL ANN STINES - Christian Life 10, 11, TAPS 10, 11, Choral Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Heart Board 12, FSA 12, Vice- President, Chorus, Advanced Chorus. NORMAN ERIC STRINGER - Perfect Attendance Award, Dra- ma Club 10, Pep Club 12. JOHN WAYNE STURGILL GEORGE THOMAS SUMMERLIN - German Club 10, 11, Com- mittee Chairman, FBLA 12, Pep Club 12, VICA 12, Band 10. LANDON DOUGLAS SUMMEY - FBLA 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Warrior Wheels 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. JERRY DEAN THOMAS BILLIE FAYE THOMPSON - FHA 10, Pep Club 10, Track 10, 11, 12. CYNTHIA ANN THOMPSON - Carrousel Princess Nominee, Choral Club 10, 11, Christian Life 11, Math Club 10, TAPS 12, Pep Club 12, Chorus 10, Advanced Chorus 11. KIMBERLY RENE TODD - Carrousel Princess Nominee, Home- coming Queen, FBLA 12, Secretary, Pep Club 10, 11, German Club 10, Chairperson, 11, Reporter, Junior Heart Board 10, 11, Vice-President, 12, President, Softball 11, 12, Football Stat- istician 12, Outstanding Senior. BEVERLY LYNNE TRANTHAM - FHA 11, 12, DECA 10, Christian Life 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Homeroom Representative 11, Band 10, 11, Flag Corps 10, 11. WANDA KAY TRUITT - FSA 11, Reporter, 12, President, FBLA 10, FHA 10, Historian, German Club 11. MARK BENJAMIN TUCKER - Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Graph- ic Arts 12, Vice-President, Newspaper Staff Editor. KAREN LISA UREN - All-State Chorus, Choral Club 10, 11, FBLA 11, 12, Christian Life 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11. HENDERSON WALLACE, JR. - Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, President, Pep Club 11, 12, Spanish Club 12, Homeroom Re- presentative 10, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12 , Free-Throw Award in Basketball, Outstanding Senior. JEFFERY SCOTT WALLS - VIS-TAC 10, President, Art Soci- ety 11, 12, VICA 12. GINA MARIA WARREN - Library Club 10, FHA 12. JERRY DUANE WATERS - Attended N.C. Boys' State, Art Society 11, 12, FCA 12, Cross Country 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 12. MICHAEL ANTHONY WATKINS - Christian Life 11, Warrior Wheels 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Quarter Master, Stage Band 11, Director's Award 11. KIMBERLY SUE WEBB - First Place, District Public Speaking Award, FBLA, Typing Award, Outstanding Junior on Student Council, Pep Club 10, FBLA 11, 12, Beta Club 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, District VI FBLA Chairperson, Student Council 11, 12, Human Relations Chairperson, Carrousel Princess Nominee, Senior Class Vice-President, Outstanding Senior. JOHN ROBERT WEST - Chess Club 10, VICA 12, President, Doctors of Motors Award. ANGELA RENEE WHITE - Pep Club 10, 11, Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, FCA 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 10, 11, 12, Spirit Captain, Gazette Player of the Week, Player of the Year, All- Conference, Basketball 10, Spirit Captain, Softball 10, 11, 12, All-Conference, Golden Glove Award, Basketball Manager, Band 10. ANGELA MARIA WHITESIDE - Choral Club 10, 11, 12, FHA 11, Parliamentarian, FBLA 10, Math Club 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. MAX HOUSTON WHITLEY, JR. - German Club 10, 11, FBLA 12, Pep Club 12, Student Council 12, Senior Representative, J.V. Football 10. ELIZABETH LOIS WHITLOCK - Spanish Award, Highest Average in Social Science, Typing, Spanish Honor, Spanish Club 10, Secretary, 11, Vice-President, 12, Christian Life 10, 11, Devotion Leader, Warrior Wheels 11, 12, SecretaryfPresi- dent, Student Council 11, 12, Beta Club 11, 12, Treasurer, Volleyball 10, Track 10. TRACY DIANE WHITNER - TAPS 10, 11, 12, Christian Life 10, 12, Homeroom Representative 11, Band 10, 11, 12. JAMES CHRIS WILKINSON - Wrestling 10, All-Conference. SAMUEL KEITH WILLIAMS - VIS-TAC 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Heart Board 11, 12, Spanish Club 11, TAPS 12, Football 10, 11. KATHYRN STACIE WILLIS - Carrousel Princess Nominee, Ju- nior Heart Board 10, 11, 12, TAPS 10, 12, Secretary, Spanish Club 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Certified CPR 10. CLAYTON LEE WILSON - Algebra I Award, Doctor of Motors Award, VIS-TAC 10, VICA 12. WILLIAM MARK WINCHESTER TONYA MARIA WORKMAN - Christian Life 10, TAPS 10, 12, FSA 11, Pep Club 12, Spanish Club 11. ASHLEY DEAN WRIGHT - Art I Award, Spanish Club 12, VIS- TAC 10, Football Manager 10, 11. NATHAN CHARLES WRISTON - Perfect Attendance Award, Monogram Club 10, 11, 12, FCA 10, 11, Vice-President, 12, President, Christian Life 11, President, Baseball 10, 11, 12, All- Conference, Football 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, Cross Country 10, Weight Lifting Award 11, Band 10, 11, 12. LORETTA LYNN WYATT - German Club 10, Reporter, 11, 12, President, Student Council 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 12, Christian Life 11, Sophomore Class Secretary, Senior Class President, Interclub Council 11, 12, Outstanding Senior. PAULA RENE ZEIGLER - Carrousel Princess, Pep Club 12, TAPS 12, Outstanding Senior. 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Flesldentlal and lndustrlal Developlng CRAIG REALTY 81 DEVELOPING CO VICG Pres Manager 0f'fICS Phone 263 2200 Stanley North Carollna I Roy P. Warren 201 S112 2112 ina b Qffl D EING MACHINE C MPANY Fiye hundred of your neighbors working together. Opportunities for you with the worId's largest maker of textile dyeing and drying machinery. Come see where we're going. mimi Sl 202 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1983! CRONLAND HARDWARE El9CtIllCg3Li:Jf3pll9S G Bone -Tllifni Screws DRY CLEAN ERS All type heaters Plumbing Glass tout to sizej Paint Congratulations Auto Parts S 1 I Seeds 81 Garden Supplies emors' 100 Nl Main Street 121 West Central Avenue I , N.C. 281 4 Stan 223-2881 6 nm. Holly, N.c. 28120 Hunting and Fishing License Available MCLURD gl DELLI GER, I C. Complete lnsuranee Serviee P.0. Box 160 Stanley, North Carolinas 28164 20 Cgl S f83 oee ee l e eoe p e eeo P 'i:f:f:2:2:f2:5:Q:f:5::... - F' -M A ' Vv:-L.:-:-:-:-:-4. ., l F' '?212 i22i2i2E2i2i25fiiff:a15 op e , e op , I J. P. Stevens 8: Company, Inc. An equal opportunity employer FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOME CLIPPARITS, INC. COMPLETE CUSTOM HOME INTERIOR DECORATING 1 6. I I I. ix L1 LII. I.. L1 - . .- ....,, ,,I,II . m':,z. s - wa. 1 I MW., t X.. L1 2 . . -,,Lx,1L,,., L11 L: LL! Ll La E!! Fine Furniture - Quality Carpets - Custom Draperies Hwy. 27 N. 914 N. Main I , N.C. Kerry W. Clippard, Pres, Stan ey Telephone 263-4747 BRITTON'S OIL 8: CONVENIENCE STORE Charlie's Drug Sundries Inc. 'Q ev Q lg' 3 BEST WISHES, WABFHORS! Rt. 2 Box 17, Mariposa Road Stanley, N.C. 28164 125 Wlvfftlfoiwrfl avenue Ricky Britton Owner 20 We're on . SBIVICB. And so are our employees. Ti-Caro and its employees are deeply involved in serving communities Where We have plants. Together We do lots of things to help our communities. Our people are involved in life saving crews, fire departments, churches, local government, hospitals, recreation, education and others. You see Ti-Caro's involvement in many places. The Myers - Ti-Caro Foundation has given millions of dollars for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, educational and other projects. Each year, Ti-Caro awards seven college scholarships of 358,000 each to dependents of employees. Ti-Caro and em loyees have been actively involved in Unitedp Way and Bloodmobile programs. We're a company of nearly 6,000 people in 24 plants in the Carolinas and Puerto Rico and in sales offices and distribution centers nationwide and in Europe. 5 fi ' - 'ill fe Y Q vii i!..Q J N, 16451 I ,AI i i f -7',,l,,x 3 X . r ,- : vi? !k!4f ,X h QW I 65 s X vw. NEST! 'K , .wi mi- aw 1- X 'll 4 v ..-- , Ihzb'?-t- . ' -I I ' 'ii lull i ,' ':i 925 : 15 14 g ie ij S Q- 7, 'I nj' 5 K Ulu W we Y x - P.O.B0x699 2 TlI 'E xit i INJA R me 206 INSURANCE AGENCY 81 CLOTHING N h Hy27-S IyNC 142W tTdS Dll 206E C lA M Hlly P.O. Box 387 116 E st Central Ave M Holly, North Carolina 28120 T lephone 17041 827-4324 f0O00660009009000q 1,11 4 0 DMZ STORES mc CUNGRATULATIUNS 3 ' ' swans' Q Stanley Market Place Q EXON H ppyM t I gl 2 107 East Dallas Read 3 phone 263-1416 2 stanley, Ne. zalee , SElg3:1c'E'N5TER 2 4 1 6 lllen.-Sat. 0200-0:00 g 2 Sun. 1200-6200 2 404 N. MAIN sr. I Special Cohgratulations to z STANLEY' N- 3 .29-2'E'eS1SEe 0 2534311 t Sandy Sheets Q t QOOQOOOQQQQOQQOOOQ 207 STANLEY DRUGS Telephone 263-2531 Professional Pharmacy G. S. COBLE, Pharmacist DR. ROBERT L. DUKE cHiRoPRAcTic PHYSICIAN PINE 81 NERVE SCIENTIFIC CONDITIONS WEIGHT CONTROL 827-2806 121 N.MAIN Mt Hniiv Stanley, N.C. Congratulations CIHSS ff CONGRATULATIONS 1983- SENIORS OF 1983! BREVARD HOUSE FAMILY RESTAURANT 119 North Main Street Stanley, N.C. 28164 Phone: 263-1196 Anne Hall Owner - Manager M 81 M AUTO PARTS 109 Ethel Drive Stanley, N.C. 28164 Phone: 263-4763 if ' 208 , XX .1 ' : 15107 vt 54 nz: L34 nga nga 535 :za nga L34 nga nga 534 534 531 nga nga 5:50:54 s'o'I52.'Il'2:1 Ees51avfZnf fufYnf1s ffuff :YT :ffm T11 ffoffc ffs f5'f1rfZ1rf30fZuf205TqR gang 21:2 ' 51:2 B fan A STANLEY com 2. FUEL co.. E32 235 532 582 CONGRATULATIONS EXE Q32 SENIORS! Qilg QR? HIGHWAY 27 gtg PO. BOX 245 gig Stanley, N.C. 28164 MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. 28120 385 Phone: 263-2537 gilg Sli BAIN W. LOWE ERE QIIQ Owner E132 Owners 235 Z E avi erry e ms 2 Q 53: D d gl Sh H 1 Zu: SITE 515 Sus EW? SIS D I '! ' CUMPLIMENTS UF RHYNE 81 RUDISILL CLEANERS 362 N. MAIN STREET STANLEY, N.C. 28164 0 1 5 ' Sibzvaz'-2z0x u'-rsuzz''Ls'-zz'-zz'-.2-as-25'-as'-rz0z:0zs zs '-'Iif z1!g.z1I:a1Ixilnl Sf ff fZ0f5f1vf5f1rffuf119f'f1rf'21vf'Z ff: T10 an RQ :fin 'fit STANLEY FLORIST 118 S. Main St. Stanley, N.C. 1,3 Qi? f TN 1, Q X IQ 2 . I fu 5 1 aw PM 263-2961 or 263-8339 Flowers for all occasuons 209 GRE-.NTXNIE PRXYXTXNG ov-U .U 0 v Ga NW, , -2' 'Z ' - 1 -1- f I 5 1 1 Q, XJ 1 l..r : AMN' ror..u.- A COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE P. 0 80X 56ll STAIWEK NUHTH CARUUNA 28764 PHUIVE 704 -263-8754 festefs Farber Shop ci? Hair Styling 211 S. LEE ST. MT. HOLLY, N.C. EZ. CUFILS HAIRCUTS FIELAXEFIS T SHAMPOO 8 SE FIECONSTRUCTIONS CARE FREE CUHLS 827-9145 Lester Barber Mgr. OLDE TREASURES 81 ANTIQUES ' ALEX ji U 'Tir .QVIJW l3'i'fy:, rvnI?2E'fYNY , 4, igeaiftrs-fel r gc- 321511 - x! 'Pi ,nfl A xg, IIAJD K If ITTWI Il 'I SETI GSI-'eff'-'ri 'gl jst T .b ' . ll N, ':Q'Ll 'Mx ' wi' 204 North Hawthorne Street Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Faye S. Little Owner Phone: 827-2266 Nobody works horder for your money. BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY STANLEY, N.C. 28164 MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. 28120 210 LOW MEADOW GARDEN CENTER CID T if 1' at 1' RICHARD'S m i Fooo MART ' W Congratulations Seniors! 505 Belmont - Mt. Holly Road 11900 Mt. Holly Rd. Belmont, N.C. 28012 Charlotte, N.C. Phone: 827-0446 or 827-8107 MOOOOOOQQQOOOQOOOQOOOOQQOOOQOOOQQOOQ 9 0 9 0 g Q Q Congratulations z Q to the Q Q Class of 1983! Q 9 0 9 0 3 Q Q K X 100 South Main Street z 9 rw it 9 1 ' 'f M1 H011 N o 28120 9 X 5W3j Lxff' y' g 9 1 9 9 9 2 3 g AWIUHKWS HM g Q hastrldge Mall and DIXIE Vxllage 111 Gastoma z QQQOOOQQOQOQOQOQOQOOOOOOOOQOOOOOO90900 211 Raper's Inc. 107 E. Wilkinson Blvd. Belmont, N.C. 825-3637 Gifts: wall accessoriesg rlbbonsg Silk, dried, and permanent flowers. N T L Nl iw? 5 ROBERTS AND PLANER, P.A. 'X QLQ7 ATTORNEYS AT LAW H Q, , 7774. f f ' 'RJWTJ Sq . Florist ' FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGN PERMANENT FLOWERS FRUIT BASKETS WEDDINGS CATERING Since 1955 3 Wire Services V. O. Box 2335 P. O. Box 945 Flowers By Wire 302 S. Yflrk Sl- 132 E. Central Ave. Anywhere Gastonia, N.C. 28052 ML, Holly, N,C, 28120 1865 27I Phonef 8275742 827-4365!Night no. 827-4467 E. Charlotte Ave., Mt. Holly 2 .n.nm. I iBig - I First Union Congratulates i The Class of '83. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES F N I Highway 27 Phone: 263-8606 I Stanley, N.C. 28164 fwl Electra? ea. 9xc. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF HILLCREST GARDENS CEMETERY COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL 226 South Main St. ELECTRICAL coNTRAcToR MOUH1 HOHY. N-C. FREE ESTIMATES Telephone 827-6746 Serving East Gaston County JIM HOPE P. o. Box 393 i7o4i 327.8130 MT. HOLLY, NC 28120 HOME 17041 827.8885 2 GIBSON ENTERPRISES Westland Farm Road Mt. Holly, N.C. 28120 Phone: 827-8191 Congratulations Seniors! CHILDRENS WORLD I , oo Q59 HoyIe's No. 5 06068 J ' Q I' .4 Satisfaction is our main concern Hunting and Fishing Licenses 714 Westland Farm Road Rt, 1, BOX 547 Mt- Holly, N-C. 28120 Q Stanley, North Carolina C2 Phone 827-5891 0,522 Phone: 827-2146 .Mdfefir Rza! ggfafe U nsntuon' ckairfenfiaf - gazm - Commczciaf 201 'rwatfand gazrn cfi 92 0. Tax 5 cfvff. Jlofly, CA! C. 28120 llkpffm 82 7-7796 - cfm. Jlofly, CJK C L. C. DELLINGER BUILDING, INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR ROUTE ONE, BOX 470 STANLEY, N.C. 28164 PHONE: 827-4669 'h'- 7 Wi' rsxnco tha-'5 Pizza MASON'S AUTOMOTIVE 2 APIZZAYOUCANT REFUSEQ Box 387 Stanley, N.C. 28164 Phone: 263-8556 GAs1'oNlA I FRANKLIN BLVD. AND NEW HOPE ROAD Complete Automotive Repair PHONE ses-noo From an idea formulated in black and white came a world of color. In 1936, John L. Crist founded the Southern Dyestuff Company, Sodyeco, with an idea. Sulfur dyes could be fully reduced and sold economically as color-fast, ready-to-use liquids. Today, nurtured by innovative research and highly talented, dedicated people, the Sodyeco Division of Martin Marietta has developed over 200 colorful dyeing ideas. From liquid sulfur dyes to low-cost vat dyes for cotton. Disperse dyes for polyester. And organic specialty chemicals for a variety of industries. Tomorrow you will continue to see a company progressing with new and colorful concepts while maintaining old-fashioned values for quality products and science. That's the Sodyeco story in black and white. And color! Sodyeco Division, Martin Marietta Chemicals, P.O. Box 33429, Charlotte, NC 28233. Phone: 7041827-9651. so-wfco' f if Congratulations, Class of '83 H2512 fa' ,rn af , , sf 47 4 haw' X wi , A , Z' . cw 121.5 wQe',fz'fV ,, 31? 5 4 x L, f 'A ff' 3!fV:t, ,f' ,www .L , Q A If M UM FORIAIQRIIH 55 -W 13 M, 4 1 Br f ,tg :Ii z 'V A' 1 kr VVQ, I W , 4 , fl, Lf -fl I. xi ,.L . V ,z .Vg 9 W an A 40 w rf A -My 5 L1 f V I I Y, , lr M12 - . t fog fi' Y Y 2 ' 'www 1 K r 2 9 M y '41 2 fi ,Q W, SUBURBAN WELL DRILLERS Fred J. Blackburn, Jr., Owner Danny Blackburn Route 2, Box 315 Phone: 263-2015 Dallas, N.C. or 263-2334 VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP FRESH cur 8, PERMANENT FLOWERS BGS, Wishes, Wamms. WEDDINGS - FUNERAL DESIGNS GIFT BASKETS 24 Hr. Serv Sp 'Aff E I0A WI'eO'd Amorioon Hoeohst Cooooriotion B0 42 sou-TEX WORKS N. B Imont, N.C. 28012 827-7170 On Hickory Grove at 4 Points FLOWERS FOR ALL Mt I:-C?I-BI3XC8gf?312O . o , . . occAsioNs I BEST WISH ES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAH Please feel free to Contact me any time you have problems with the Federal Government. WASHINGTON 2340 Rayburn House Washington, D.C. 20515 202-225-2576 LENOIR OFFICE 224 Mulberry St. S.W. Lenoir, N.C. 28645 704-758-4247 HICKORY OFFICE Federal Building Room 14133 Hickory, N.C. 28601 704-328-8718 GASTONIA OFFICE 318 Soutn Street Gastonia, N.C. 28052 704-864-9922 J Your Congressma . I Jim Broyhill H. M. CRAIG METAL 8m SUPPLY COMPANY 102 Thompson Street St I N C 28164 REALTY 85 HGMES INC A HERITAGE OF SERVICE SINCE 1908 ...M HEIQIAQE M Savings L Loan Assouation The Most Trusted Name For Your Money in North Carolina Home Office Monroe N C Boger Cnty Charlotte Eastland 81 SouthPark Denver Mint Hill Monroe Downtown 81 Monroe Mall Stanley Llncolnton Smithfield Matthews Middlesex Raeford Hugh Point N Main Old Winston Rd Arohdale I W 11131311 L 0000000. 4 mm z N Q30 we tg ZQQZ 5 QQ o H2532 52559 o MZ 2 00000009 0000 0000 0000 Z 5 ' I EE Xl-. C207 S25 'ligz -0 225' 109. 00592 E.. NJ O 0000 0000000000 00000 Hunting and Reloading Supplies 618 N. Main Street Stanley, N.C. 6, ' SHACK FRUIT STAND 1' 5' l I J 000 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 '0 I i--' V , er. my ,, . ttitalull -I 219 PATRONS Frame 8l Art Shop Dr. 81 Mrs. Bruce H. Hawkins Lewis Tire 8m Retreading, Inc. Winn Dixie Clyde N. McCall, D.D.S. Jesse Huffstickler Electrical Wiring Gloria H. Lineberger, C.A. Ballard's Garage Larry 81 Rick's Gas Service Melville 5810, Inc. Moore Insurance 81 Realty Co. Warren F Reeves Robert's Supermarket Roy Speas Chap's Antiques Helen's of Mt. Holly The Fish House GiIialland's Place Tommy Holland Carrier Mt. Holly Heating 81 Air Conditioning Co. R 81 W Shoe Repair Gail's Beauty Gallery Mount Holly Furniture Co. Robert D. Karr, D.D.S. Mt. Holly Seafood Market Billy Spittle A-Bel-Holly Carpet Cleaning South Point Construction Dr. 8l Mrs. James S. Forrester 220 CCL m LLLLL,L Q NICHOLS FUUD STORES, INC. ABERNATHY GARAGE STANLEY, N.c.2a1a4 Waygepmathy CONGRATULATIONS ssmnnsr MEOJl21ILLL1CD28120 259: oqif Sfuafisf 304 MICHELLE LN.-- MT. HCLLY, N. C,28T2U TEL 263 2476 wfnnluss INVITATIUQNS L T L ALBUMS W It PLAUUES PORTRAITS if POSTCARDS THANK-You Nuns TRUPHIES PHUTUGRAPHIC-H ---SERVICES 4 is Q 'L wi... , A N-.xr N 222fAdvertisements A if Q ,3- , .s ' 4 A A ' A- . We preach Christ crucified Resurrected and coming again CATAWBA HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Q? Qiiiw .x ff, if ! ,v 42 - I J 3 gf Xxx Ls 'G-an , lx HWHPUL ::.:.- E 1 'N If Q Qf? . 2bS'i:m.5,, ' wmmln. Q 19 F nd Finally . . . .Q Ex First row: Mrs. Thompson, advisor, Jimmy Morris, photographer, Jeaneane Eller, features. Second row: Vickie Wise, classes, Michelle Dixon classes, Bethea Baker, photographer, Tina Hice, sales, Angie Schronce, art, Rodney Bell, sportsg Stacie Willis, features. Third row: Julia Fortner clubs, Jeanette Hicks, editor, Lisa Bowman, clubsg Terry Rudisill, sportsg Bnh..Ha.ppQ photographer. Not pictured: Hope Caldwell, art, Marc Cox errands, Mark Batchelor, errands, and James Ford, errands. O R F REWELL Our work is finished. We hope the hours of labor we have put into this book will pay off in your enjoyment. Each stu- dent has individual memories of his days at East Gaston, but there are group memories shared by all - memories of faces, places, and events. These memories we have tried to capture in picture and print. Our days here are preparation for the future, building the future, but each day has been a vital part of our growing up. We express our thanks to the following groups and individuals who, though not on the staff, played an important role in the making of this book. Students and faculty members who purchased the book. Faculty members who cooperated with information, suggestions, and understanding of deadline demands. Our advertisers and patrons whose financial contributions enabled us to publish. Mrs. Cline and her students who assisted with typing and bookkeeping chores. Mr. Bob Thompson for a great deal of photographic work and many errands for the annual. Mr. Moody and Mr. Eldridge for assistance with art work. Tim McCall for a drawing. Mr. David Hutto, Ms. Dianne Ellis and the Gastonia Gazette for several photographs. Angie Gentry and Cindy Suddreth for allowing us to use their homes for picture-taking. Barbizon School of Modeling and Mr. John-Boy Isley for selecting the Beauties. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Lackey of Delmar Printing Company for their work. 224 f Farewell 1 B0 My I fs be mae NNW YM +I, FMP A-J-15 y My J-0 :CQ vw 'WU' VM AZA' f4La,mlo! Lwfi f NW f V K wijffyf W W W 36 seg 3353 W Q 5525 is sg ggi 3 35 533W .A W ffilgw mgwMf 9Ji?Vgypf5S'fyQNMM,ff jp 9 WWHKWMQ, Neffww QMQMSQW MQ 6555? W MW fi' E Q Kbmfl W 16 Basslifwb new My Q Qyhfi bww Y MMWQQJQ FO 1 fx.. 0 Q, ik V H11 Ti. ,sf 1-Vg' V . 1 ,W . yffu 5' f 'I ffl , .'1 fw in 'vng w' YN-if '