East Rutherford High School - Lancer Yearbook (Forest City, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1984 volume:

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According to Web- ster’s Collegiate Dictionary, class is de- fined as: “I. a course of instruction, 2. a body of students whose year of gradu- ation is the same; 3. quality.’’ These types of class are definitely prevalent at East. We have 109 different levels and types of courses held daily ranging from academic courses like English and history to miscel- laneous electives. At our school the fresh- men, sophomores, juniors, and senior classes are constantly involved in main- taining the “classiness’ of style in both actions and clothing. We show. our “class” by showing consideration and re- spect for others. 2 Introduction Of Class Introduction 3 |. Susan Jenkins 2. Mamie Wilkins 3. Suzy Trunk 4. Lisa Luckadoo 5. Teena Church 4 Introduction Nominees |. Ricky Weve 2. David Finnan 3. Rick Morrow 4. York Davis 5. Bill Wilkerson Introduction 5 ENC hetvEs 6 Introduction eT MINI K OS ay RAAAAY. Ve, vay Vv 5 YJ 2 vd PEMEL ‘ shovel iW atbk ahanl Introduction 7 Knowledge: ‘(nol ij), n. A result or product of knowing; that which is known. Specif: 1) Any fact or truth or fact, or the aggregate of facts, truths, and principles, known, acquired or retained by the mind.” Funk and Wagner's New Standard Dictio- nary. The freshmen or “new kids in town” come to East Rutherford High School expecting to find clubs, pep rallies, and other things under the heading of “high school fun”, but we find these things and more. We also find new things to learn, such as the number of lives of Mrs. Proctor’s Advanced Biology cats; the anatomy and cardiovascular system of frogs; analytical proofs and geo- metical theoroms; how to make character screens in computer science; the facts behind the Salem witch trials of 1692; our nation’s development and crisises; as well as numerous other aspects of higher intellectual thinking such as fallacies and an Kindles The 8 Introduction After a while when papers, assignments and deadlines seem to pile up, we often seem to ponder, “Why Me?” But when that last test is complet- ed, that last paper completed, we hear a sigh of relief. As soon as.we gain enough knowledge to survive “life after high schooll”, we think about the fun and good times that were had. But then isn’t that what high school is all about? We find classes to be interesting, entertaining, humorous, provaca- tive, or dull depending upon our mood for the day, the teacher for the course, or attitude toward the subject and the classmates surrounding us. Teachers are a chief complaint, but we must also be thankful that they care about us and go to the trouble they do to help us acquire new knowledge. Knowledge comes in many facets and disguises. Each day some new information is gained even though we may not be aware that we are smarter than the day before. ey Introduction 9 10 Introduction Streaking Toward | Teachers at East have many jobs they must do, more than just teach, in fact some of the jobs the teachers do are more tedious than teaching. Let me tell you what a few of these little jobs are: Mr. Gettys makes sure there is no speeding in the parking lot; Coach Shepard can always be found on D-hall during lunch giving good advice; Mrs. Moss seems to be the only teacher at East who doesn’t take a break, and she’s only a substitute; When Mrs. Jernigan is not instructing P.E., you can find her practicing for her acting career; Mrs. Hastings does not work as hard as it seems, she really has a - f 4 Wp bad « magazine on her desk; And we all know teachers have to eat to keep up with all the jobs that must be done. Excellence For the 1983-1984 year the senior class chose to dedicate our annual to Mr. Joseph Victor Jones. He began teaching in 1956 at Ellenboro High School. With outstanding qualities, especially understanding and compassion, he has become an avid outdoorsman and a great teacher. He has co-ordinated the Sr. activities for a number of years. His wife’s name is Rachel and he has a son namd Kelly. For his dedication and service, we, the senior class, dedicate our annual to him. Introduction Il 4 : ot we e Each year challenges a different horizon in experiencing new friendships. There are many ways to introduce the new acquaintances, for example: While shoving your way through the halls you may bump into someone you have yet to meet. On the arrival of the new role call you listen for names which you have not heard before, as the year progresses you match faces with the new names. Friendships may also arise over a typical daily conversation inside the crowded cafeteria while eating lunch. The friendships you experience during your years at East Rutherford will remain with you throughout the rest of your life. 12 Introduction Ds Wie y iy ys Introduction 13 Fashions at East range from leg warm- ers over jeans, under jeans, over tights, for warmth, for decoration and for fun, to the punk look which is still “in”. The local punksters are in style with their short colored hair, miniskirts, tights, and balle- rina slippers. Belts were an addition to 1983-1984 style ranging from wide color coordinated sashes to the old narrow standards. Gaushos, or split skirts, re- turned from the early days of the ’70’s style with the add-a-bead necklaces re- maining a popular accessory. Class rings are always in style, espe- cially the junior year. Rings came in all shapes and sizes, stone colors and metals. Rings represent to us completion of school, our alma mater, exchanges of love as Well_as_ the expense of high school. Flashes of excitement are seen at pep rallies as we gather to cheer our athletes, have fun and burn energy. The band, the noise, the color and the cheerleaders always help to ease the tension of a routine school day. When one goes to junior high one doesn't expect the true life of high school. When finally at East, new friends are met and life-long friendships are established. High school can be the most exciting time of our lives, so we should make the best of our days spent here and grab all the flashes of excitement available. Of Excitement Introduction I5 PEOPLE Senior class President: Jon Hoyle V. President: Ryan Millwood Secretary: Shannon Stamey Assist. Secretary: Kim Fish Treasurer: Debbie Jones Co-Sponsor: Mamie Wilkins Co-Sponsor: Susan Jenkins Sophomore class President: Russell Cudd V. President: Greg Huntley Secretary: Sheila Matheny Assist. Secretary: Missy Cooke Treasurer: Melissa Branch Co-Sponsor: Donna Flack Co-Sponsor: Renee Crawford Junior class President: Ken Byrd V. President: Scott Hardin Secretary: Lesley Reepe Assist. Secretary: Lesley Harmon Treasurer: Gina Elmore Co-Sponsor: Tonja Sanford Co-Sponsor: Lesley Reepe Freshmen class President: John Davis V. President: Vanessa Harris Secretary: Angie Buchanan Assist. Secretary: Lori Tom s Treasurer: Jeff Jones Co-Sponsor: Trina Wilkerson Co-Sponsor: Susan Harmon Michael Bailey Donald Blanton Best Looking: Mark Hollifield and Susan Jenkins Rhonda Jean Blanton Shelia Blanton Barbara Ann Boyce Peyton Boyd Loretta Brackett Darlene Brandle Donnie Bright Connie Rae Brantley Starla E. Braswell Betty Bridges oe. —= be apn en ote) Wp wor LAL RL I Tirkroug IDO qe Cr “Uns ee vag omy) ow qvog iraalag we | g Liban, Bae aN BrUDs9) () Lae People 17 Di cresie Chua. Crore “a Sherry Ann Bright Siewen- C5: { a Most Talented: Shannon Stamey and David Murray Deborah Dawn Brooks Steven Byars Lisa G. Byers Tonja Renee Caldwell Kenny Carpenter hon Teena Marshea Church Rosanne Cilone Mona Conley Becky Cook 3 S Kaosnre Oboe UM mo Contd Bech Cook People Charles Costner Best Leaders: Kim Hunt and York Davis David Culp Cindy L. Curtis Kathy Dale York Davis Crystal Renea Dobbins Lisa Diane Dotson eee Action Crgotet Ranta. Sobbuns Yok Gare Rosthy. Dave Cundy, fk. Curt! (ne 2 Tammy Lynn Dunn Rebecca Jane Elliott Clara Eplee Sara Jane Eplee | Raderco Gens funiers (Vato. Coles. oaae (fon Clas People 19 Lisa Karen Evans David Finnan Most Athletic: Eric Starr and Donna Spratt Kimberly Fish Curtis Flack Kathy Ford Ray Ford Melissa Fowler Susan Freeman Tracy A. Freeman Jeff Galvin Cindy Gibson racy Tremors Sets of Sahih (indy) Nid Michael Gibson Jody Givens Friendliest: Eddie Gordon Andrew Gowan Larry Green Carol Greene Tracy Greene Robert Grizzard Tammy Guffey Ryan Millwood and Maria Moore Cindy Greene Wayne Guffey fobert Lhager rey hove Bom Pp rane, ema wel 0) Leo preg warhe apy neogoee-g wml People 2i ONNrwg Timmy Hamrick Kenny Hardin Best all Around: Charles Costner and Vonda Rome bho Horan) (portiaouie Clrig Tek @ Anita Harris Chris Harris SI slays Aaa) Johnny Harrison Kim Hellard Angela Hensley Janet Henson Cathy Herring Aasrutirly Gam Mild Auif- Onno Harper (ngda nut) GlLroley Ganet Rebecca Humaon Cathy makie HERR:VG 22 People Kimberly Hill Evan Hollifield noon 'G won DP Hern cueeg Best Dressed: Ricky Webb and Janice Owens Mark Hollifield — Teresa Houser Tracy Houser Jon Hoyle Rita Hudson Kim Hunt Raymond Hunt Nancy Hutchins Chris Isaacs Jy wh UEIPMH, ‘UL, PF7CH) Ca as Taney Okt ohins Haymerc Urthory Hut People 23 Terri A. Jackson Susan Jenkins Most School Spirited: Jon Hoyle and Mona Conley Thomas Anthony Johnson Debbie Jones Carla Dawn Joyner Ann Keitt Tracy Keitt Brian Allen Lambert Melissa |. Lee Steve Logan singe Btn Cltem tonller — Tiehina, SL. hae Vay ere dryer Tonnette Lovette qpw hye WMnUTG wWOUT cop wn Ca = a Most Popular: Lisa Luckadoo and Tim Price Tammy Lowery Lisa Luckadoo Sharon Lynch Tim Mace Thomas D. McBrayer Jr. DV OND yf MY Fo fy Say. Promo s 2 OB POTN, DVO Lisa McCurry Randy McCurry Laura C. McDaniel Metra Deneen McEntire llandly MCosnreg. ee ie. Meloni) Mio. Serwnr P Lrtine People 25 Kelly Lynn McGraw Most Dependable: Cindy Greene and Tony Johnson Don Melton Trey Moore ‘ Sandy Morehead Gregory Alan Morris Michael Murray Morrow Rick Morrow Hhagory Alan Mornnriay tepaol Murray Nouns hick Mono 26 People thax Sherocholl Mcerrevy- ye any ee Ow David B. Murray Most Cooperative: Rosanne Cilone and Jeff Settlemyre TPO preg cmyoer? Glenn Marshall Murray Sheila J. Murray wor Gina Elisha Norris Todd Norville Janice Owens John Owens Gregory Makoto Powell Greg Penson Jeff Penson Susan Caroline Pope NSE: ‘rouge SYINO wHep SYeEMO J Eddie Price Timothy Scott Price Most Likely to Succeed: Michael Gibson and Kimberly Sharpe etd Teresa Ray Stephonie Richards Bryan Roberson Vonda Rome Keith Scruggs Kimberly Waynette Self Jeff Settlemyre Kimberly Ann Sharpe Dorothy Sheppard Karen J. Short 28 People Konberly Ann déape Dordt Snapped Kun ( . Sherk ee VAN G ee org Todd Short Keith Sisk CIO) 070 Wittiest: Jeff Penson and Debbie Jones VEE Rachel Renee Sisk Trina Sisk Lori A. Smith Donna L. Spratt Shannon R. Dwayne Stott Dwight Stroud Pamela Kyvette Surratt Lanier Swann Michael Taub Pamela Kywette Sumeatt FY cen laddek 4 iA ha K Pres Amn ‘ Wat 2 30 People ; Y ute Bfeen Rodney Fiera Ausprne Mar Chunk Fh iar Jane, Best Mannered: Gina Norris and Gregg Morris Angela N. Tesseniar Anna Lynne Thompson Suzanne Marie Trunk Steven Rodney Turner Brian Twitty Charlene Ann Waddell Donald Waldo Kevin Walker Jerry M. Wallace Carol Washburn on: Dips Gong ot thle Civile Navini. Yvette Watkins Donna Kay Watts Johnny Waters , V ) oy Doug Watts Cindy L. Webb Ricky Webb Tony Wesley Kimberly S$. White John Whiteside 2 poms hryor ye: hws w o 7 Ingo GI) 2 Hp) Shelia Whitesides York Davis and Kim Hunt Febbie Whitmire a People 31 Babel thitesle ha Whetiideod — Sebbin Whotrer Mamie Elisa Wilkins Chris Wilson Randy Wilson Melissa A. Yelton Seniors not pictured are: Craig Benfield, Joe Bristol, Steve Brown, Scott Byers, Tim Carson, Karen Copeland, Tim Crowder, Sam Freshour, Robert Gibson, Donnie Goode, Jeff Goode, Dwight H. Hughes Jr., Sharon Jimerson, Keith Jones, Steve Lo- gan, Billy Lovelace, David McCoy, Ronnie McEntire, William McEntire, Timothy C. McLaughlin, Kevin Neal, Ann J. Price, Mark Randall, Gary Shires, Eric Starr, Michael Swafford, Jimmy Swink, Murphy Terry, David Upton, Roger Vance, and Vick Wesley. Rowdy. Wiles wind) Or: alien 32 People mn m n v = aa = 2 c uv n Senior ... 34 Sr. Life Sr. Life 35 36 Senior Life Senior Life 37 [ lun A cf siOlUNnS siolUNns siOIUNnS ssOIUNnES ssOIUNnS S10 sJOIUN 38 Juniors Linda Barbee TS dee eead’ Bonnie Aycock De £ Dwayne Adams , Mele Beauchamp Todd Bennett AURUIIF y a Earl Bates a he | es 2 ‘da a Bg h “ ; 4 a_i i9 Regina Bowen | Neil Blanton ! Dan Benson j Lynn Bradley Norlina Brooks Lynn Bright | ta ‘Bap 3 a mi « Joy Bryan , ‘wi Greg Burgess —_ Myra Calhoun Caroline Carpenter i G2 : Richard Carroll Eric Chester | RS Ken Byrd Robert Buckner OR TR, RI yf , Fe v Pe ORE od Will Caldwell ij Tieven Cannon ors Jt iors Juni ors Jun ay Juniors Juni Juniors 39 f sJOIUN 40 Juniors oe nw + 3 (ee ry iit ae i Scott Cooper ne a Linda Curtis Matt Edwards ® ® @ Norma Coffey La ae Dewayne Cuthbertson ate -_ _ F Alan Dyer Gina Elmore Eddie Conner a” Joey Craft Donna Earley Kathy Eplee i] Lynn Davis — David Cook ? Anita Freeman Dawn Fletcher Myra Francis ha ty, x fet Michelle Gagner Li : ii Mike Gettys . Jean Gibson | ; : Sh a . : 4 t i % ke t Lid ee? fe’ $ “ Chris Glover Elizabeth Glawson Lisa Goode Angela Greene Boyce Greene Juniors 41 “Bs i � Fe gy, a c i @ ¢ SiOIUnG SAOIUNL SiO fun S S c S10 + sJOIUN 42 Juniors eek YX Tim Hampton 7 Bianco... Dale Hardin Don Harris a] tak ' Bobby Head © | Barry Hill ¥ ey yy ap: pees ¥ © a; Si es Ah _ pi = = : . , Ronnie Hamrick se Melissa Hardin Roger Hellard Pam Hines | Cathy Hipp Kenny Hutchins y Matt Hopper Lisa Hoppes 4 Jill ingle : Frankie Jackson John Jarrett f § Tamara Jolley John Jones § } Juniors 43 44 Juniors Kimberly Jones Paula Levesque a | Nag | Lori Jones Fe Gerry Kirby Alan Laney Perry Limerick i“ Greg Kiser | Lisa Lavender lm Sandy Lail NN Fite @ 4 Janice Ledbetter Michael Lee Roger Littlejohn | Sherry Logan Chris Lovett NN Rita Lowrance ' Diane Lynch Diane Mann s 4 } Bill McDaniel me Todd McDaniel Ellen McCurry wae Tony McKinney 46 Juniors Theresa Passmore a Chuck Philbeck fin . Bobby Mullins Teer reed rT it } tae Susan Owens i Bryant Payne Nina Pittman i Vin } Charlie Murray Brenda Philbeck A Kelly Pack Randy Ponton LUibe . 1a John Morrow 4 _— Eric Nanney Kent Park Brian Philbeck Bert Price — 1) Todd Price E Michael Prince Scott Putnam as MO - ‘ ‘ Brian Ramsey Ricky Ramsey Al Rhyne Vicki Robbins Dean Roberts Cindy Rothrock Jo Rumfelt hs RE Tonja Sanford Juniors 47 48 Juniors Leslie Simmons Lisa Smith Kim Splawn Joyce Shelton Barry Spurlin W Sharon Smith Leena Stevens Darrin Sherwin Dean Shytle Melissa Stickland f Melissa Suttles x My Pennie Swink Anna Terry | | Sheila Toms | Allison Toney ey Sherry Toney bi. 4 a) Kyle Towery c ] Yvonne Ungvarsky Chris Tate Sa =sS SS 1 OPT Tee SS DED Fey 1) v . 43) pig Se te3v Juniors 49 LN Tammy Upton ’ Mark VanDyke Debra Vaughn hy é - ¢ MA a Van Walker [= : Anna Washburn “= Tripp Waters Renee Watkins | | Leisa Whetstine ese ad ery Tommy White Penni Wilkie “ ¥., 50 Juniors Rodney Walker wt p John Willis ’ Renee Wright Susan Wright Juniors not pictured are: Gary Blanton, Darlene Brandle, Matt Greene, Ronald Gurley, Joey Hines, Kay McEntire, Toney McKinney, Travis Melton, Donna Puckett, Alex Sameul, Shannon Shelton, and Christine Terry. eal 52 Junior Life rm iva u = — 2 ras =] = APLOP Dp: Hie 1 a Re 54 Junior Life Sophomores: Class Of 1986 Sarah Adair Shelby Allen Benji Bailey Danny Adams Crystal Allred Lora Bailey Brian Beane Kim Adams Jordan Armstrong Melanie Bailey Christie Beheler Sonja Albright Bud Arrowood Scott Baio Michele Beheler Laura Alexander Dawn Austin Pam Bartles David Bennett sa = Se Valerie Bertinelli Carol Bishop Freddie Blanton Rebecca Blanton People 55 Scott Blanton Scott Blanton Tommy Blanton David Bradley 56 People David Bradshaw Melissa Branch Lisa Brandle Scott Bridges Ann Bright Brannon Bright Kerry Brock Gary Brooks Jimmy Brooks Michael Brooks Barbara Brown Greg Brown Melissa Brown Paul Brown Class Rings: Long Deserved Rewards Stephenie Brown Lamonda Buchanan Toni Buff Darrell Burnette Degie Burnette Fi, ire Sophomores Stru Denise Byers Bert Canipe Shannon Byers Thomas Carroll Jeff Cabaniss Tracy Carroll Christy Callison Carla Carson Terri Campbell Penny Carter gle Through Biology Renee Carver Charles Cash Jimmy Cilone Gary Coleman Greg Chapa Paul Claspill Jim Collins Ariane Chapman Tracy Clements Gayle Conard Cindy Childers Jerry Codgell Alan Conner People 57 Debbie Daniel Chan Conrad Shannon Cross Charlie Daniels Missy Cooke Russell Cudd Janyne Davenport Doug Cooper Janet Dailey Christine Davis Renee Crawford Jody Dalton Pennie Davis 58 People Starlyn Davis Tammy Davis William Davis Steven Day Jeff Dodson Last Year’s Frosties — This Year’s Softies Jeff Dotson Chris Dowdle Patrick Duffy Eric Edwards Lashon Edwards Sophomores: True Cavalier Spirit Ken Elliot Jamie Fender Mark Flack Rachel Enrich Lou Ferrigno Loretta Flynn Charlie Freeman Calvin Gettys Karen Eplee Kyle Fisher Eric Foster Tim Freshour Dale Gilbert Erik Estrada Cooper Flack Terry Fowler Lydia Fulton David Gilbert Tonya Evans Donna Flack Angie Francis Linda Gellner Rhonda Gill People 59 60 People Allen Giliken Gina Givens Ricky Godfrey Tracia Gornto Sandy Gosey Tony Grantt Michael Green Roger Green Karen Greene Tregg Greene Sonja Grindstaff Don Grizzard Tonya Guffey Driving Licenses: A Privilege Responsibility Bobby Hamilton Danny Hamrick Grant Hardin Sharon Hardin Tommy Harmon And A Bobbi Jean Harrill Terence Harris Vincent Harris Karin Heath Jamie Henson hank God For Small Favors: David Herndon Robert Hill Emily Hollifield Paula Herron Kristi Hogan Lynn Hoppes Susan Hudson Robby Hutchins Sherry Hensley David Holland Rita Hoppes Annie Hunt Mary Jackson Shelley Higdon Shemille Holliday Nancy Hoyle Brenda Hurdt Robert Jackson Pamela Hill Bobby Hollifield Elvia Hudson Billy Joel Rayford Johnson People 61 Joel Jolley Sherri Jones Debbie Jones Tim Jones Jeff Jones Tracy Jones Rhonda Jones Kim Jowers 62 People John Keeter Bruce Kennedy Jeff Kimbrell Crystal Knight Dana Koone Timmy Lancaster Michael Landon Mitch Ledford Rodney Lewis Eddie Littlejohn Last Class Needing I8 Units To Graduate Richard Logan Juliana Logan Todd Love Paul Lovette Daniel Lovelace Climbing The Ladder To Seniority Steve Lovelace Lisa Martin Sallie McBrayer Alisha Lowery Shelia Matheny Delaphine McCurry Randy McKinney Keith Medford Magnum PI. Missy Mattox April McDowell Ricky McKinney Dawn Miller Renee Marlowe Melissa Mayse Melody McFarland Wendy McLaughlin Michael Mooney Denise Martin Spencer McAdoo Mary McGee Jill McSwain Drew Moore People 63 Sophomores: Excitement, Joy, Fun, Jimmy Nanney Kurt Pearson Ronnie Pittman Greg Moore Erin Moran Tammy Newton Caroline Phillips Dirk Pope Lewis Moore Sherry Morrow Crisi Ohmstead Sherrie Phillips Jeff Powell Shona Moore Chris Moss Debra Parker Leroy Pittman Renee Powell Stephanie Mooring Scott Murray Emily Parker Richard Pittman Cheri Price 64 People Lee Price Suzan Price Michelle Pruett Robby Putnam Tim Rabb Freedom, Pride, Kay Ramsey George Randlett Steve Reynolds Charlotte Robbins Paul Robbins Rodney Robbins Dean Roberts Anna Robinson Jack Robinson Sharon Robinson espect Pamela Roeker Martin Rogers Chris Ross Garrett Ross Elene Rossman Scott Rumfelt Rita Ruppe Scott Ruppe People 65 Sophomores: Familiarity, Friendships, Social Maturity John Schneider Martha Searcy Donnie Self Chris Shehan 66 People Daniel Smith Angela Shelton Dusty Smith Jenny Shipley Karen Smith Kellie Smart Kim Smith Melissa Smart Lisa Smith Scott Smith Steven Smith Kim Spratt Rick Springfield Cheryl Staley Matt Stamey Tammy Stamper Tabby Stott Marvin Stroud Tony Stroud Sophomores Engage In Positions Of eadersh Travis Stroud Frances Terry Pam Toney Willie Stroud Frank Terry Annette Toney Lesa VanDyke Shaunna Walker Rodney Surratt Tammy Tessnear John Travolta Carol Walker Casey Wallace Michael Swink Scottie Thompson Tami Trexler Larry Walker Thomas Washington Kellie Taylor Kim Toms Tracy Upton Pam Walker Scott Waters People 67 Sophomores Strive For Classmates Kevin Whitfield Rodney Watkins Wendy Wells Sherry Whitlock Angela Watts Debra Whitaker Thomas Whitmire Robbie Watts Melanie White Todd Wiles Michael Webb Brian Whitener Rickey Wilkerson 68 People Unity With Vernice Wilkerson Tina Wilson Susan Willard Brenda Wright Linda Wilson Bo Wyatt Marla Wilson Leslie Yancey Tammy Wilson Angela Young Joe Allen Tim Bailey Jimmy Blanton Brian Bridges David Brooks Regina Campbell Barry Conner Renee Crain Tim Curtis Terry Davis Donna Ferguson Johnny Fowler Rodney Grant Abraham Green Reid Guffey Sophomores Not Pictured: Mark Harris Franklin Hines Melissa Henson Audrey Hunt Greg Huntley Michael Jones Angela Kelly Jimmy Lancaster Keith Lattimore Phillip Ledford Teresa Lovelace Coy McCurry Ryan McEntire Kim Miller Sharon Miller Tracy Moore Chris Mosley William Mote Terry Owens Mark Ramsey Timmy Reep Greg Rhodes Renee Ribich Frank Shaffer John Skipper Charles Wallace Katie Watkins Roger White John Wyant Lerenia Vance People 69 Sophomore ... LLL TR 70 Sophomore Life s aa ia etd Rei ecorior iv i a SS sore aU at tie a Ata RO 72 Sophomore Life b i i i f i i Sophomore Life 73 : 74 People Donna Adiar Darrel Adams Laura Alexander Sherrie Allen Tanya Allen Sandra Alley Carol Andrews Amy Arrowood Michael Bailey Kent Baldwin Rodney Barner Tina Barner Patsy Barnett Timmy Beane Travis Beaver Eric Beheler Lewis Bell Andrea Bennett Steven Bennett Clifford Biggerstaff Angelia Blackwood Deborah Blanton Micheal Blanton Rick Blanton John Brackett Toney Bracket Bryan Bradley Rick Beaver Laura Britt Scott Bright East Has Been Invaded True Cavaliers Kevin Brock Angie Buchanan Danita Brooks Allison Brower Stephanie Brown Angela Browning Doug Buckner Lena Buckner Todd Burnette Mary Burns Rodney Butler Shelley Butler Kerrie Byers Tammy Byers Amy Caldwell Lloyd Calhoun Danny Calloway Todd Calton Randy Campbell Tammy Campbell Quentin Cannon Samuel Cargill Amy Carlton Joel Cate Patty Chapa Pam Chapman Scott Cobb Tonya Colbert People 75 716 People Jeff Condrey Todd Cook Charles Copeland Sandy Craft Shirley Cannon Panela Chapman James Crisp Gloria Cromer Anita Cureton Ricky Curtis David Day Dede Davis Janie Davis John Davis Sherry Davis Rowena Dawkins Ruth Deese Depa Desai Shane Dodson Mike Duncan Cornelius Edgerton Ramone Edgerton Sandra Edgerton Lee Edwards Laura Ellis Kale England Gary Eplee Susie Evans Shannon Fender Raina Ferguson A Searching Generation Freshman Bring New Ideals Christina Frase Jack Freeman Tammie Freeman Tim Freeman John Gammon Denise Gantt Janice Gibson Scott Gibson Karen Givens Dawn Godfrey Tammy Godfrey Daphne Goforth Doug Goodwin Kathy Goode Bryan Gordon Patrick Grant Clay Graybill Rusty Graybill Jon Grayson Andy Green Bruce Greene Glenda Greene Michelle Greene Starla Greene Tina Greene Stanley Grindstaff Denise Grizzard Kim Gurley Bobby Hamilton Daryl Hammock People 77 Whirlpools Of Thought Devour Freshman Wesley Hamrick Tarsha Hamrick Kim Hansley Chuck Hardin George Hardin Keith Hardin Susan Harmon Connie Harris Debbie Harris Vanessa Harris Robert Hawkins Tammy Hawkins Ted Hawkins Kelly Hennessee Howard Henson Randy Henson Beverly Herring Gwen Hill Teresa Hill Mia Hines Darrin Holland Doug Hollars James Hollifield Johnathan Hollifield Steve Hollifield Toney Hooper Melinda Hoppes Scott Hoppes 78 People The Low Man On The Totumpole Scott Houser Evelyn Hoyle Rocksann Hudson Sharon Hudson Renee Huffstickler Keith Hunt Lisa Hunt Donna Hughes Kim Hughes Debra Jackson Terri Jackson Lisa Jenkins Greg Jennings Michael Jimmerson Michael Johnson Patrick Jolley Amelia Jones Ann Jones Donna Jones Jeff Jones Kimberly Jones Renee Jones Susan Jones Jeff Jowers Cindy Justice Derek Keever Bill Kilgore Teresa Kimbrell Tina Kimbrell Bobby Knight People 79 Dennis Lail Curtis Lattimore Amy Laughter Gary Lavender Marietta Lavender Cathy Leach Karen Leach Rhonda Ledbetter Daniel Ledford Chris Lee Cindy Lee Gene Lee Robby Litaker April Littlejohn Eric Loftin Roni Love Dana Lovelace Mandy Luckadoo Myra Luckadoo Crystal Lutz Laurie Mabe Kenny Mace Garland Macopson Tim Manness Tina Mapp Emile Marks Scott Matheny Buster Martin Tracey Martin Chad Mayse 80 People Moving Up In The World Meeting New Friends Crystal McAbee Rhonda McCombs Jenny McCrary Donna McCurry Larry McCwen Andy McEntire Donelle McEntire Kay McEntire Shannon McMahan Carolyn Meeks Brian Melton Cindy Melton Keia Melton Kimberly Melton Mitchell Melton Shelly Metcalf Linda Michalove Dorene Miller Frances Miller Renee Miller Keith Mitchell Kelly Mode Linda Moore Ronnie Moore Scottie Morrow Tim Mosley Jennifer Mott Darryl Murray Jeff Murray Wanda Murray People 8 82 People Crystal Newton Angie Owens Charles Padgett Chuck Padgett Page Padgett Tammie Padgett Monica Paris Joe Parker Laurann Payne Candace Pearson Jody Peeler Marionette Proctor Angie Price Cindy Price Jason Price Gary Queen Melanie Queen Scott Randal Tina Reid Lory Rennick Susan Revels Sonya Rhodes Debbie Riddle Leslie Robertson David Robbins Janet Robbins Alice Robinson Tina Robinson Lisa Rodriguez Donnie Rogers Frosties _.. The New Kids In Town Guinevere Ross Anthony Ruiz Van Scaturro Becky Searcy Shirley Sears Randy Self Greg Settlemyer Stacey Shade Kenneth Shaw Jill Sheppard Kim Shires Scott Short Jeff Sisk Lori Sisk Barbara Smith Doris Smith Tim Smith Wanda Smith Wesley Smith Robert Splawn Brian dtacey Donald Stevens Darren Street Greg Street Jeff Streer William Suttles Mia Swann Randy Tesseneer Lori Tessnear Scott Therrell People 83 Sara Thorn Lori Toms Kris Toms Tammy Toms Keith Toney Kim Toney Libby Toney Tim Toney Jody VanDyke Kenny VanDyke Jody Wall Todd Wallace Barry Walker Jennifer Walker Wendy Walker Crystal Ward Karen Ward Michelle Ward James Watkins Leslie Weathers Tammy Webb Eugene Weese Crystal Whisenant Cheryl White Tim Wilcox 84 People Moving On To Better Things Erica Woods LIVES Ova fexeye| Mikey Williams . : a a) : 7 2) E 9) c So Laden Kirk Wilkerson Administration Connie Mack Hamrick Frank Wall Principal Assistant Principal Grady Pope Assistant Principal Suzanne Covington Secretary scicnaienentaiinetomnnetininnit Betty Smith Bookkeeper “You Are Responsible For Yourself” — Mrs. Denning _ “ a ds Wallace Peek Pamela Greene Jane Biggerstaff Vocational Counselor Guidance Secretary Dropout Prevention Daniel Beason Susan Howell Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Ann Harrison Pamela Childers Betty Wright In School Suspension Librarian Library Assistant Faculty 89 “Students Are Basically Good — They (a Bob Price Sandra Norris Alan Carver Tina Dawkins Roella Mellnik Computer Science, Alg. Il, Geometry, Con. Gov., Eco., Sociology World History, Gov., Psychology, U.S. Advanced Algebra Math Government Crisis Louise Gar June Pope ; pee Shorthand, Data Process., Typing I, Basic Bus., Bus. Office Occupations, ae Typing Most Dependable Mrs. Gary — Mr. Bridges Favorite Vacation Place | — Hawaii 2 — Florida 3 — Bahamas 4 — Tour of United States Just Learn A Few Bad Habits” — Connie Mills Mildred Cochran J.V. Jones Donna Petty Jeff Gettys Alg., Geom., Consumer Physical Science Accounting, Typing Gen. Math; Alg. |, Pre Alg. Pre Alg. IA, Alg. |, Alg. Il Math 1B | Richard Wright Calculus, Geometry, Consumer Math Most Understanding Mrs. Robbins — Mr. Jones in) FR CARRIAGE NSE Faculty 9] Tony Smith Biology, Physical Science Best All Around Mrs. Cannon — Mr. Davis “The Most Important Thing One Can Betty Yeatts Susan Williams Louinice Motsinger Joy Cromer Chemistry, Physics, Spanish I, Il, Ill Biology English 9B, IIC, Annual Physical Science Learn Is How To Think Logically” — Mr. Isenhour June Lail Jane Proctor Gregory Isenhour Judy Brantley Elsie Cannon English II-A, II-C, lol Biology, Adv. Biology Biology, General Math French I, Il, Ill, IV Physical Science Deborah Wall English 9A, 1OB, AP Most Patient Mrs. Pope and Mr. T. Smith “Everyone Has The Potential ATV NA Marjorie Caneado Charlotte Conner Karen Chapman Ann Robbins Patricia Wheeler English 9A, 9C, IOA English IOA, IOB, IIH Gov. Geography English IOA, IOl, IQA English 10, H, C He om k Saw é i a i i, Vc. E its % { VI £ 5 Jacqueline McSwain Jim Bridges Faye Denning English IIA, 121, 12C AV Director, French | English 9, Il, A, H Best Disciplinarian | Mrs. Cochran and Mr. R. Wright To Better Themselves” — Mr. Wright Clarence Campbell Michael Davis Steven Jackson Marketing, DE |, 2, 3 Social Problems, Current Agriculture Productions Affairs, U.S. History Marian Roberts Wanda Hastings Home Economics | Adv. Sewing, Home Economics 2 Boyd Sharpe Fundamentals of Agriculture Favorite Television Shows |. Hill Street Blues 2. Dallas 3. MASH, News 4. 60 Minutes Wittiest Mrs. Canedo — Mr. Gettys “Today’s Education Is The Found Becky Guthrie Mary Daniel David Hoyle Danny Robertson Sam Metcalf Special Education Resource T and I, Auto Mechanics Government, Geography Cooperative Education Most Interesting Mrs. Wheeler — Mr. Robertson 96 Faculty Or Rodney Nobles Math Most Attractive Mrs. Connor — Mr. Nobles Marsha Jolley Resource Lab Sorry No Photo Claudius Brooks Carpentry omorrow’s World” — Mr. Joan Wooten IVE, Typing | Nanney Sorry No Photo Joseph Nanney Band Annette Nantz _ Handbells, Drama, Beginner Band, Chorus Faculty 97 “Our School System Is Our Hope Ny f cd ¥ if Ronald Shepherd Tom Wri ght David Smith Corrie Jernigan Larry Hodge Physical Education I, 2, 4 Physical Education |, 4 Physical Education 2, 4 Physical Education | Textiles Most Spirited Mrs. Williams — Mr. Smith 98 Faculty For A Better Tomorrow” Margaret Mason Jean Greene Debbie Smith Donette Ledford Rupert Blanton Reading Lab Reading Lab Basic Math Basic Math Aide ICT, T 1 Favorite Type of Music | —— Country 2 Rock 3 — Gospel 4 2 Jazz, Easy Listening Bluegrass Max Champion Driver Education npr eee on Tea Han Wa Wald be iia a � , - i Best Disciplinarian Mrs. Cochran — Mr. Wright Faculty 99 Cafeteria Staff And Custodians Blanche Toney Maude Harmon Jerry Martin Patricia Searcy Lorraine Mathis Cafeteria Cafeteria Custodial Cafeteria Cafeteria 100 Faculty Ist Row: D. Adams — 6, D. Roberts — 66, K. Elliot — 24, J. Cabaniss — 42, R. Jackson — 36, B. Arrowood — 75, R. Hill — 3, R. Putnam — 34 Ind Row: G. Huntley — 50, J. Jones — 4, J. Collins — 74, T. Grant — 44, C. Cash — 60, R. McKinney — 64, C. Gettys — 72 3rd Row: M. Flack — 86, C. Dowdle — 26, R. McKinney — 40, J. Jolley — 68, R. Harrill — 54, T. Malcom — 79, R. Guffey — 62, R. Green — 78 4th Row: R. Shepherd, T. Brooks, R. Johnson — 2, T. Wiles — 61, R. Watkins — I, S. Rumfelt — 76, D. Smith — 85, G. Pope, D. Ingle. 5th Row: D. Smith, M. Champion, R Nobles, J. Walker, T. Wright Mbcu. 4%. 1a... ar a mam | Darrell Donald. Chris Le ee ae ach en Cee Oo Re Kirk Wilkerson —s ae e ot Bebe Hamilton _ —— Mike Duncan Bg eat _ Brian Stacey Ricky mh . Patrick Jolley _ Kevin Broc - Keith Hunt Kent Baldwimy, Kevireba Tracy Ke David Cul Mark Jennif Rodney Walker Eric Starr Eddie King Otis Carson Rodney Surratt Tripp Waters John Hoyle Jeff Penson Dwayne Adams Ryan Millwood Tim Price Mike Gettys Darrin Sherwin Todd Norville Todd Bennett Charles Costner Wayne Guffey Jerry Wallace Donald Blanton Ronnie Martin ‘ge Melton ry Kirby. Dwayne Ci John W Eddie Pric A Sa 32 96 : Cu A is = 3 2 nw 3 ° = © UO i“ 9° wn c ° o nN fs ee They Thought Us Small And Made Some Fun ... Raina Ferguson Tanya Allen Keia Melton Tammy Byers eee belle Mandy Luckadoo iy gba cL So Coach: Karen Cindy Justice Chapman Danita Brooks Tina Mapp Mia Swann FRESHMEN GIRLS’ BASKETBALL When It Came To It — We Got The Job Done The freshmen basketball program was new to East this year. Being only freshmen, the girls did very well. They finished their season with a 10-4 record which is a great accomplish- ment. We Worked Hard And Fought Tough ... Cage Z ey atest 2s : a. ; wae 4 iN JV Team Members — Derek Keever, Andy McEntire, Joel Cate, Darren Street, Stacey Shade, Rodney Twitty, Kurt Pearson, Jimmy Cilone, Tony Smith, Rayford Johnson, Rickey Wilkerson, Darren Burnette, Travis Stroud, Daniel Smith, Vin- cent Harris, Richard Logan Coaches — Coach Robertson, Coach Smith Team managers — Chris Lee, Donnell McEntire, Jason Price Score Keepers — Mona Conley, Carla Carson Statisticians — Christy Callison, Pam Keitt ‘ v VY a ¢ ‘ 4 110 Sports But It Was Worth It In The End Sports III Lady Cavaliers Play The Warriors First row: Third row: Pam Hines, Brenda Wright, Gina Elmore, Donna Spratt — Captain, April Lee, Cindy Justice, Katie Wright. Ginger Cannon, Va rsity Lisa Medford — Co-captain. Second row: Tonya Sanford, Ba S ketba | Marilyn Kelly, Myra Frances, Karen Smith, Penny Carter. II2 Sports Sports 113 NU Las KY iene RL) Ss ‘ WY} AN7 Wn A ry) NTS TN) x penis A AAS ae “ 114 Sports Lm nw be ° a wn 116 Sports ' UP AGAINST THE BOARDS Sports II7 Members of the varsity team are: William McEntire, Tracey Keitt, Phillip Shows, Darryl Smith, Lanier Swann, Mi- chael Copeland, David McCoy, Bill Wil- kerson, Tommy White, Ken Byrd, Ronnie McEntire Head Coach: Mr. Daniel Beason Assistant Coach: Mr. Danny Robertson, Mr. Tony Smith Managers: Donnell McEntire, Jason Price, Dwight Meeks Basketball UP AGAINST THE BOARDS II8 Sports snciheebnssti bli etincnssaoe Sports 119 WETETI AY Basketball 120 Sports Basketball Sponsor Janice Owens Escort: Gary Thompson ce Sports II ISS Sports 123 Sack That Varsity Cheerleaders are, Ist row (I to r) Paige Shelton, Carol Washburn, Lesley Harmon, Kim Hill, Mamie Wilkins, Mona Conley, Melissa Strickland. 4} 2nd row (I to r) Lesley Reepe, Linda Barbee, Debbie Jones, Lisa Luckadoo, Rosanne Cilone, and Suzy Trunk. Quarterback! J.V. Captains are: - Sallie McBrayer and Melissa Branch. J.V. Cheerleaders are Ist row (I to r) Shelley Higdon, Janet Dailey, Ariane Chapman, Sallie McBrayer, Chandra Conrad. 2nd row (I to r) Leslie Yancey, Chrisi Ohmstead, Melissa Branch, Renee Crawford, and Shelia Matheny. Freshmen Cheerleaders are Ist row (I to r) Becky Searcy, Jennifer Walker, Tammy Campbell, Jenny McCrary, Angela Blackwood. 2nd row (I to r) Susan Harmon, Laura Ellis, Page Padgett, and Kathy Goode. Freshmen Captains are: Susan Harmon and Laura Ellis. Sports 125 “All The Way Down Varsity Cheerleaders are: Rosanne Cilone, Suzy Trunk, Debbie Jones, Lisa Luckadoo, Lesley Harmon, Dawn Joyner, Michelle Gagner, Linda Barbee, Melissa Strickland, Amy Spears, Pam Surratt, and Mamie Wilkins. 126 Sports The Court — Score Two” é J.V. Cheerleaders Are: Melissa Branch, Janet Dailey, Shelley Higdon, Crisi Ohmstead, Sallie McBrayer, Wendy Wells, Terri Campbell, Leslie Yancey, Renee Marlowe Freshmen Cheerleaders Are: Laura Ellis, Becky Searcy, Kimberly Melton, Leslie Weathers, Tammy Webb, Page Padgett, Susan Harmon. ARTA: Sports 127 Suzy Trunk Escort: Todd Price Sponsor: 128 Sports First row, left to right: Suzy Trunk, ROS Yvonne Unvarsky, Coach Allen Carver. Tennis 129 nw re ° a wn oe) mn phere Volleyball 131 Senior Athletes ! Cheerleaders: Lisa Luckadoo, Debbie Jones, Carol Washburn, Suzy Trunk, Mamie Wilkins, Dawn Joyner, Kim Hill, Pam Aruuatt, i Mona Conley, Rosanne Cilone, Volleyball: Donna Spratt, Tammy Williams, Crystal Dobbins, Lisa Medford. Football: Jeff Penson, David Culp, Eddie Price, Ryan Millwood, Eric Starr, Wayne Guffey, John Whiteside, Jon Hoyle, Tim Price, Marc Melton, Charles Costner, Todd Norville, Tracy Keitt. Sie Sa 1 132 Sr. Athletes aa ee | Boys Basketball: David McCoy, William McEntire, Tracey Keitt, Lanier Swann, Bill Wilkerson, Ronnie McEntire. Girls Basketball: Donna Spratt, Lisa Medford. Girls Tennis: Rosanne Cilone. Sr. Athletes 133 On December 15, 1983, the Fall Sports Banquet was held in the East Rutherford High School Cafeteria. Dr. Bob England was the Master of Ceremonies. The invocation was presented by Mr. Dan Beason, and East’s Concert Choir furnished the entertainment. They sang the ‘Alma Mater” and ‘‘Still the One.” The following awards were given at the ban- quet. J.V. Football — Robert Hill and Rodney Wat- kins, Best Back; Chris Fisher, Best Lineman. Fresh- man Football — Best Back, James Watkins; Most Valuable, Doug Hollars; Best Lineman, Patrick Jol- ley. Varsity Football — Most Valuable, Eric Starr; Best Back, Tracy Kitt; Best Lineman, Charles Costner; Most Courageous, Tim Price and Mark Melton; Sportsmanship, Ryan Millwood; Most Im- proved, Jeff Penson; Team before Self, Todd Nor- ville. Girl’s Tennis — Most Valuable, Brenda Wright; Most Improved, Karen Smith; Undefeated in singles and doubles, Karen Smith. Volleyball — Most Hustle, Debbie Self and Tammy Williams; Most Valuable, Crystal Dobbins; Most Improved, Ginger Cannon. 134 Sports Spaghetti was served before the banquet began. During the ban- quet the teams were introduced and awards were given to special or outstanding participants. Sy AS e Freshman Junior WET ESI OY Chase 8 Fred: T. Ford 0 East 14 East McDowell 6 Maiden 0 3 Shelby 30 POD BD ILL Bese East 0 0-24 a ed BY 11 es East Gaston I8 East 19 Crest 32 Ss 9 33 Shelby 12 East 10 Burns 42 PRR Kings Mt. 0 East O Burns 14 East 34 East Gaston 33 East 2I Newton-Conover 13 East 32 R.S. Central 6 VARSITY Fred T. Ford 14 East (4 Crest 6 East 0 | Central 3 East 13 | Kings Mt. 34 East I2 | Chase 26 East 16 Shelby 20 East 17 Burns [4 East JI East Gaston 0 East [3 South Point 24 East 6 North Gaston 24 East 19 Sports 135 Tennis Scores East Vs McDowell 5-4 East Vs East Gaston 6-3 East Vs Burns 8-| East Vs Southpoint 9-0 East Vs Shelby 3-6 East Vs_ North Gaston Denotes Victor East Vs Burns 15-12; 15-1; 15-9 East Vs East Gaston East Vs R. _ 16-14; 16-14 15-1; 15-6 YY ” East Vs North Gaston 15-10; 15-2; 15-11 East Vs Southpoint -13; 15-12; 15-0 ast Vs R.S. Central WS-8; 15- ast von tain 16-14; 15-7 16714; 15-4 15-8; 15-9; 15-10� | East Vs North Gaston East Vs Cres i) | eumiSz5,.15-11 15-4; 16-14 EastiWs Chase v 15-6;15-12;15-9 © 136 Sports shelby R.S. Central East Opponent TI 73 . Gaston = 56 54 Shelby 52 6| R.S. Central 32 ae South Point 50 57 Crest : oI 64 Kings Mountain 58 64 Burns 63 86 N. Gaston 59 Wis Sports 137 “East Is The Peacock Of High School Sports” — C.M. Hamrick The Afro-Ameri- can Club plans a dif- ferent community activity every month. Although they don’t have many members, most are active. a ae Ist Row: Pa Keltt, shawls Watkins, Carla Carson; ‘Melissa Brown, Saundra Mooring —. 2nd Row: Torinette Lovett, Pam Surratt, Sonya Tompson, Tammy Wilkerson, Mrs. Cannon, fer Jackson; ce araley, Ann Keitt, Marilyn.Kelly, Penny Wilkie Afro-Americans Celebrate Black History Week Advisor Mrs. Cannon ae “Hy. — = Lice me) ‘ 140 Clubs The Bus Drivers Club strives to start an interest among students in becoming a liscensed bus driver. They promote safe- ty among drivers and students. _ Among the many activities they par- ticipate in are selling candy for club jack- East Rutherford ee buses ta eldwips and away ballgames, and getting vans and activity buses for clubs to use. ili ates qm Scuon oe US R Bus Drivers Sponsor Coffee Break For The County Garage Clubs IAI 43 ots be ge eae Ao BS, ST oe es The members of the CAVALIER CORNER NEWSPAPER STAFF are: left to right Debbie Daniel, Janet Dailey, Jill McSwain, Sonya Thompson, Tony Johnson Editor — Pam Surratt, Metra McEntire, Emily Hollifield, Rachel Enrich Cavalier Corner Keeps Students Informed Ss ialaieasennaanaSE HM - a eS heeerdeeeensseeecmenn i! == ak pean The purpose of the CAVALIER CORNER is to keep the students and members of the com- munity informed of the school’s activities. Each month the CAVALIER CORNER submits a page of news articles to The Daily Courier 142 Clubs | _ America is to develop leadership for future business Officers of DECA are: President: Rose Cooper, Vice President: Ricky Webb, Secretary Treasurer: Kim Goforth, Homecoming sponsor: Cindy Webb, Parliamentarian Reporter: Boyce Greene, Historians: Larry Lee and Karen Short. The purpose of the Distributive Education Club of men and women. In order to be in this club, you must be enrolled in Marketing and Distributive Education classes. _ _ MRE ae The members of the Distributive Education Clubs of America are; First row left to right: Norma Coffey, Pamela Withrow, Kim Goforth, Saundra Mooring, Cindy Curtis, Tina Jones, Karen Short, Rose Cooper, Cindy Webb, Lena Stevens, Sara Eplee, Second row left to right: Mr. Campbell — advisor — Burke Wells, Boyce Greene, Brenda Philbeck, Tammy Upton, Pennie Wilkie, Jane Matheny, Peyton Boyd, Tracy Littlejohn, Starlyn Jolley, Lisa Dotson, Lisa Goode, Pam Keitt, Third row left to right: Barry Bridges, Todd McDaniel, Chris Haulk, Larry Lee, Todd Short, David Burns, Michael Taub, Tommy Hollifield, Alan Pyer, Randy Ponton, Eddie Gordon, Marshall Murray, Ricky Webb, Tim Crowder, William McEntire. : Clubs 143 TE @ | a | Cavalier Band Works Up A Sweat % sh ell, Tammy.D vis Mak is, Kris” ty im LT COWAN TRE BATTERY onya Guffey, Keith � David Mufray, Paul ppes Emil y Holli ield, Neil. | ; ¥ etty Hollifield (Asst.), Tammy Wilson (Flag Captain), Sonya Thompson (Head Majorette), Pam Suggatt -lag Captain), Raymond Hunt (Drum Captain), Chris Glover (Head Tuba), Tommy Harmon (Drum Captain), lissy Fowler (Head Sax), Joe Nanney (Director). S ss aia ee lajorettes: Front Row (L-R) Karen Ward, Sonya Thompson, Janet Buckaloo, (Back Row L-W), Teresa Ray, pebie Daniels, Missy Cooke, Evette Logan, Lynn Baker. Glenda Greene, Gina Haynes, Tonya Huntley, Emily | Hollifield, Vannessa Harris, Pam Surratt, (Back Row L-R), Lynn Hoppes, Andrea Bennett, Shelia Toms, Flags: (Front Row L-R), Lisa Martin, Shaunna Walker, Geni Collins, Patty Chapa, Chris Bright, Bobbi Jay- cox, Tammy Wilson, Amy Caldwell, Shelia Ponton, Angela Surratt, Guinevere Ross, Stephanie Burgess, Lynn Peeler, Ann Jones, Lisa Champion. They March Toward A Successful Season. Drum Major: Stephonie Richards. Band Director: Joe Nanney. Club 145 (L-R) Drummers: Tom McBrayer, Tim Jones, Mitchell Melton, Tina Crain, Raymond Hunt, Tanya Hunnicutt, Tim Freshour, Tommy Harmon, Matt Hopper. Brass: Andy Francis, Michael Souther, George Randlett, Neil Blanton, Robert Rollins, Robbie Hutchins, Jon Hollifield, Chris Glover, Jon McDonald, David Finnan, Kris Toms, Ray White, Jack Freeman, Connie Hardin. Band Sponsor: Sonya Thompson. 146 Club Trumpet Line: (L-R) Benji Ward, Charlie Ross, David Talley, Mary Burns, John Landis, Charles Shelton, - Quentin Cannon, David Robbins, Chad Mayse, Penny Davis, Keith Mitchell, Paul Lovette, David Murray, Alan Conner. o Accomplish Their Goals. Tonya Guffey, Kelly Floyd, Carol Andrews, Missy Fowler, Lisa Lavender, Lynn Davis, Mary McDonald, Tammy Davis, Amy Jones, Tammy Padgett, Sherri Welcher, Kim Shores. Graduating. Seniors: (L-R) Stephonie Richards, Teresa Ray, David Finnan, Raymond Hunt, Tom McBrayer, David Murray, Missy Fowler, Sonya Thompson, Pam Surratt. OFFICERS: President: Chris Glover, Vice-president: Missy Fowler, Secretary: Raymond Hunt. Club 147 Ist Row: Jill Shep- herd, Patsy Barnette, Kim Jones. 2nd Row: Crystal Lutz, Melin- da Hoppes, Tina Reed, Amy Laughter The purpose of the Freshmen Chorus is to contribute to the furtherance of the arts in Rutherford County. The Officer: President: Cry- requirements, which include to par- stal Lutz ticipate in chorus class, extra re- : : ? hearsals, and performances are to be Vice President: Kim met before a person can be a member. Jones Secretary-Treasurer: Patsy Barnette 148 Clubs Ist Row: Kristi Hogan, Dar- lene Lane, Renee Watkins, Mary Jackson, Kim White, Susan Owens, 2nd Row: Lori Smith, Becky Cook, Darlene Brandle, Donna Flake, Carol Greene, Debbie Vaughn, Melanie White, 3rd Row: Rhonda Jones, Tracy Freeman, Kathy Eplee, Ann Keitt, Lynn Bright, 4th Row: Rita Hoppes, Kathy Ford, Angie Tessen- iar, Angela Hensley, Mona Conley, Tonnette Lovett, Pennie Swink The Girls’ Chorus did a lot of interesting activities this year. They had a Thanksgiving and Christmas Program, as well as, three spring concerts. They also attended a choral clinic at ICC (Isothermal Community Col- lege). Like all chorus groups, the purpose of Girls’ Chorus is to participate in class, extra rehearsals, and performances. Clubs 149 Denise Martin, Melis- sa Hardin, Tonnette Lovett, Linda Curtis, Cindy Curtis, Tracy Freeman, Wendy Cal- ton, Anna Thompson, Franklin Hines The Handbell Chorus is de- signed to contribute to the fur- therance of the Arts in Rutherford County. They provide music for lo- cal churches aside from giving a Spring Concert and a Christmas Concert. Officers: Anna Thompson, Vice President and Melissa Hardin, Secretary Sponsor: Clara Eplee 150 Clubs Escort: Les Whitlock Officers: Row |: Denise Martin Row 2: Clara Eplee, Cincy Curtis, Bobbi Harrill ist Row: Clara Eplee, Bobbi Harrill, Denise Martin, Tammy Stamper Ind Row: Lisa Smith, Scott Bridges, Cincy Curtis, Tammy Dunn, Randy Wyatt, Regina Bowen 3rd Row: Debra Whitaker, Anna Thompson, Rayford Johnson, Mitch Ledford, Robbie Putnam, Sandy Lail, Diane Mann Clubs 151 The main purpose of the Drama club is to introduce the requirelents of a drama production and the end results. In order for students to be a member, they must participate in the class or have special permission from the advisor. During the year the Drama Class presents two pro- ductions which take a lot of time and effort to prepare. This years productions include Christmas Readers Theater and several one act plays planned for the spring. Members: center — Diane Mann, first row — Chrisi Ohmstead, Steven Jones, Gayle Conrad, Michele Beheler, Todd Burnette, Rachel Enrich, Second row — Paul Claspill, Tonette Lovett, Ann Keitt, Steve Logan. Third row — Tony Wesley, Melanie White, Pamela Rocker, Randy Wyatt. Drama Club Works On Drama Production LS LLL ES Officers: Pres. Crisi Ohmstead, Vice-Pres. Diane Mann, Secretary — Pam Roeker, Treasur- er — Pam Roeker. 152 Clubs Members: President — Steph- anie Richards; Vice-president — Greg Morris; Secretary — Mike Morrow; Advisor — Mrs. Brantley The purpose of the French Club is to promote interest in French culture through related activi- ties. Among these activities are visiting a French “ag restaurant, and touring Biltmore House. The French Na- — tional Honor Society is an honorary organization whose purpose is to recognize scholastic achievement of those students who have ob- tained an “A” average in French | and Il and a ‘‘B” aver- age in all other classes. Officers of the French Club: President — Casey Long; Vice-president — Caroline Car- penter; Secretary — Charles Costner; Trea- surer — Kim Hellard Members of the French Club are: Cindy Childers, Katie Wright, Shannon Stamey, Mamie Wilkins, Kim Sharpe, Shelley Newton, Crystal Dobbins, Daphne Goforth, Melanie Queen, Tammie Freeman, Marilyn Kelly, Joy Bryan, Bonnie Aycock. 2nd row: Shelley Higdon, York Davis, Charles Costner, Tammy White, Eddie Gordan, Chan Conrad, Tammy Wilson, Spencer McAdoo, John Keeter, Leslie Weathers, Allison Brower, 3rd row: Rachel Enrich, Janet Dailey, Martha Searcy, Kim Hellard, Lisa Dotson, Janet Henson, Myra Francis, Metra McEntire, Sam Cargill, Dipa Desai, Paige Shelton, Jill Ingle, LaShon Edwards, Penni Wilkie, 4th row: Boyce Greene, Dan Lovelace, Chris Moss, Susan Freeman, Renee Sisk, Donna McCurry, Lynn Wood, Caroline Pope, Floyd Calhoun, Hope Queen, Wendy Calton, Michelle Toms, 5th row: Richard Carroll, Casey Long, Kathy Eplee, Caroline Carpenter, Tammy Campbell, Jenny McCrary, Susan Melton, Susan Harmon, Tracy Freeman, Sarah Adair, Cindy Melton. 6th row: Greg Morris, Todd McDaniel, Sandy Lail, Paul Brown, Ken Elliot, Bud Arrowood, Patti Buff, Beth Littlejohn, Mary McDonald. Clubs 153 Officers: Pres. — Teresa Ray, Vice-Pres. — Allison Toney, Secretary — Metra McEntire, Treasurer — Cindy Greene, Reporter — Kim Goforth The main purpose of the Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is to stimulate interest in pursuing business as a career. During the year the FBLA publishes the student directory, takes a trip to Carowinds, sales candy for the scholarship fund and takes part in many other activities. To be a mem- ber of this club you must have taken or are taking a business subject and pay dues of $6.50. Homecoming Sponsor — Metra McEn- tire 154 Clubs FBLA Publish Student Directory Members: first row — Anita Harris, Sharon Lynch, Sandy Morehead, Allison Toney, Teresa Ray, Kim Goforth. second row — Tracy Gornto, Melissa Lee, Tina Reid, Renee Shew, Cindy Rothrock, Clara Eplee, Anna Robinson. third row — Jeann Gibson, Renee Ribich, Crystal Allred, Cindy Greene, Metra McEntire, Sandy Lail, Caroline Pope. fourth row — Loretta Brackett, Angela Hensley, Kathy Ford, Charlene Waddell, Sheila Murray. | Members: first row — Debra Jackson, Mia Hines, Pam Hines, Debbie Jones, Michele Pruitt, Sherrie Phillips, Mona Conley, Ann Kiett, Pam Kiett, Shauna Watkins. second row — Rose Cooper, Shannon Hamrick, Sandy Lail, Shelby Allen, Kelly Smart, Crystal Allred, Tracy Upton, Cookie Robbins, Carolyn Meeks, Renee Shew, Wendy Calton, Mrs. Hastings — Advisor. third row — Mele Beauchamp, Lori Sisk, Dana Lovelace, Tabby Stott, Rhonda Jones, Nina Pittman. Future Homemakers Of America Sponsor Amerasian Girl Officers: Pres. — Debbie Brooks, Vice- Pres. — Rose Cooper, Secretary — Shan- non Hamrick, Treasurer — Penni Wilkie, Reporter — Wendy Carlton, Parliamen- tarian — Tracy Upton, Historian — Mona Conley, Chaplain — Renee Sisk. The main purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, voca- tional preparation and community involve- ment. The FHA do various activities to help people throughout the year including their an- nual visit to a resthome, the Christmas tree in front of the school office, and their many bake sales. Homecoming Sponsor — Ann Kiett Escort — Raymond Hunt. Clubs 155 FFA Members Develop Agricultural Future Farmers of America Members are: Brad Blake, Rick Blanton, Randy Campbell, Cindy Gibson, David Gilbert, Keith Hardin, Michael Hollifield, Kenny Mace, Travis Beaver, Tony Brackett, Bryan Bradley, Scott Bright, Donald Gettys, Ted Hawkins, Gene Lee, Eric Logtin, Jody Peeler, Ronnie Pittman, Jason Price, Jody Van Dyke, Barry Walker, Eugene Weese, Micky Williams, Darrell Adams, Mark Bailey, Wayne Brooks, Shane Dodson, Steven Gettys, Shannon Hamrick, Tony Hooper, Jimmy Hunt, Wayne Revis, Scott Short, Tim Freeman, Bryan Gordon, Rodney Gosnell, Clay Graybill, Wesley Hamrick, James Hollifield, Bill Kilgore, Dennis Lail, Ryan McEntire, Brian Melton, Bobby Mullins, Darryl Murray, Charles Padgett, Scott Therrell, Keith Toney, Rusty Graybill, Earl Bates, Mike Jones, Perry Limerick, Keith Moore, Todd Love, William Mote, Laurie Rhoads, Michael Johnston, Tim Phillips Sponsor — Cindy Gibson Escort — David Smith 156 Clubs Leadership, Corporation And Citizenship Future Farmers of America Members are: Chris Shehan, Rodney Lewis, Coy McCurry, Frank Terry, Roger Green, Tony McKinney, Ronald Gurley, Van Walker, Rodney Grantt, Kyle Fisher, Thomas Whitmire, Lori Smith, Kyle Towery, Kenny Hardin, Tim Curtis, Tim Hawkins, Andy Green, Becky Miller, Brian Beane, Steve Reynolds, Jeff Dodson, Larry Walker, James Blanton, Tammy Williams, Bert Canipe, Danny Brooks, John Morrow, Mark Earley, Roger White, Robbin Jackson, Delaphine McCurry, Scott Murray, Doug Watts, Bryan Philbeck, Shannon McMahan, Jeff Goode, Lewis Moore, Steve Hollars, William Davis, Bo Wyatt, Danny Hamrick, Chris Harris, David Cook, David M. Upton, Brian Ramsey, Gary Shires, Trey Moore, Ray Ford, Tim Jones, Keith Medford, Tim Bailey, Jimmy Brooks, Reid Guffey, Darron Crook, Michael Bailey, Barry Spurlin, David Burns, Frankie Jackson, Don Melton, Dwight Hughes, Chuck Philbeck The Future Farmers of America attended FFA Camp, a soil conservation workshop and a leadership workshop. They went on several trips, and sponsored an orange sale. The purpose of the club is to develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. FFA Officers are: Pres. — Tim Hawkins; V.P. — Bryan Philbeck, Sec. — Tammy Williams; Treas. — Shannon Hamrick; Reporter — William Davis; Sent. — Van Walker. | | Teachers are: Mr. Sharpe and Mr. Jackson Clubs 157 158 Chibs Homecoming sponsor: Future Teachers of America members are: Donna Earley, Debbie Brooks, Pam Walker, Karin Debbie Brooks ' Heath, Kim Hill, Tammy Wilson, Paige Shelton, Patti Buff, Caroline Carpenter, Linda Barbee, Escort: Mike Kirby : Lisa Luckadoo, and Cindy Greene. The purpose of the club, Future Teachers of America, is to promote intrest in different ca- reers especially teaching. A two dollar due is re- quired for membership. The advisor of the FTA is Ms. Connie Mills. President: Debbie Brooks, Vice president: Kim Hill, Secretary: Paige Shelton, Treasurer: Karin Heath, Parlimentarian: Kristi Hogan, Western Region Presi- dent: Caroline Carpenter. Backpacking Club members are: Michael Taub. Don Melton, Tammy Williams, Trina Sisk, Michael Prince, Greg Powell, Todd Bennett, Todd Short, Randy Ponton, Randy Wilson, Tim Hawkins, and Van Walker. To be a member of the backpacking club you must have your own equip- ment and be of sound mind and body. The purpose of the club is to explore and enjoy our nations wilderness areas. The officers of the club are: President Tim Hawkins, vice President Randy Wilson, and Hike Leaders Trina Sisk and Tammy Williams. Clubs 159 History Club Members: Lynn Davis, Melissa Strickland, Kim Adams, Kim Jowers, Jennifer Walker, Michelle Gagner, Wendy Hawkins, Kim Hill, Guinevere Ross, Glenda Greene, Lesley Harmon, Lisa Lavendar, Donna Earley, Caroline Pope, Kim Sharpe, Jill McSwain, Kim Hellard, Greg Morris, Starlyn Jolley, Michelle Haynes, Pam Walker, Debbie Brooks, Joyce Shelton, Starlyn Davis, Tracy Clements, Linda Barbee, Page Shelton, Richard Carroll, Jill Ingle, Todd Price, Jenny Shipley, Karin Heath, Melissa Branch, Sallie McBrayer, Terri Campbell, Shelia Matheny, Bobbi Harrill, Tony Johnson, Anna Thompson, Randy Wyatt, Todd Burnette, Emily Hollifield, Neil Blanton, Darren Crook, Jody Givens, Susan Jenkins, Andrea Bennett, Lori Tessnear, Ruth Deese, Lori Sisk, Beth Littlefield, Linda Michalove, Amy Arrowood, Brannon Bright, Keith Moore, Jon Hoyle, Steven Day, Kurt Pearson, and Paul Brown. History Club Officers President: Keith Moore V. President: Jon Hoyle Secretary: Pam Walker Treasurer: Brannon Bright Sponsor: Kim Sharpe Membership is open to those who are interested in History, at- tends meetings and participates in fund-raising activities. The History Club helps students learn more about the history 9f our country by traveling to places which are historically signifi- cant. The dues are $2.00. Homecoming Sponsor: Kim Sharpe Escort: Jeff Swink Junior Beta Club Members: Gina Elmore, Chrisi Ohmstead, Janet Dailey, Shelia Math- eny, Caroline Phillips, Elizabeth Glawson, Mi- chele Toms, Lisa Lavendar, Sharon Robinson, Shelley Higdon, Bobbi Harrill, Karin Heath, Pam Walker, Scott Hardin, Michael Lee, Dale Hardin, Todd Price, Neil Blanton, Richard Carroll, Phillip Shows, Steven Day, Kenny Hutchins, and (not pictured) Sonja Grind- staff. Jr. Beta Officers: President: Scott Hardin V. President: Caroline Phillips Secretary: Shelia Matheny Treasurer: Pam Walker Reporter: Janet Dailey Representative: Michael Lee Students are eligible if they maintain a grade point average of 3.75. Good character and behavior are es- sential for members. $5.00 is the dues for all members. This summer they helped with Forest City Elementary field day and had a pizza and pool party. They also — participated in a candy sale to help raise money to buy new curtains for the gym stage. Clubs 161 Junior Civitan Members are: Eddie King, Michael Gettys, Michael Prince, Charles Costner, Eddie Price, Chris Fisher, Keith Moore, Randy Wilson, Kenny Carpenter, York Davis, Tim Price, Brannon Bright, Kenny Elliott, Tim Hawkins, Randy McKinney, Greg Huntley, Marc Melton, Jeff Penson, Ivey Smith, Ryan Millwood, Chris Dwodle, Craig Benfield. Homecoming Sponsor: Junior Civitan officers are: President Keith Moore, Vice President Eddie Price, Secretary Lisa Luckadoo Ryan Millwood, Treasurer Ivey Smith, Sargeant-at-arms Charles Costner, Reporter Michael Escort: Michael Jackson Prince. Builders The Junior Civitans are a service orga- nization dedicated to helping others who may not be able to help themselves. A Jr. Civitan must be someone who cares for others and is willing to always lend a help- ing hand wherever he is needed. 162 Clubs Homecoming Sponsor: Shannon Stamey Escort: Kevin Bellamy To be a member of the Junior Civinettes you must have good standing in school and community and high standards of scholarship. You also must be sup- portive of good government and exhibit qualities of leadership. Officers of the Junior Civinettes are: Presi- dent Rosanne Cilone, Vice President Shannon Stamey, Secretary Susie Bright, Treasurer Paige Shelton. Junior Civinette members are: Kim Ad- ams, Peyton Boyd, Melissa Branch, Betty Bridges, Susie Bright, Christy Callison, Terri C ampbell, Caroline Carpenter, Pen- ny Carter, Rosanne Cilone, Traci Cle- ments, Chan Conrad, Shannon Cross, Kathy Dale, Donna Earley, Myra Francis, Traci Gornto, Denise Grizzard, Sonja Grindstaff, Wendy Hawkins, Kim Hunt, Nancy Hutchins, Kim Jowers, Janice Led- better, April Lee, Emile Marks, Renee Marlowe, Sheila Matheny, Sally McBrayer, Metra McEntre, Maria Moore, Jennifer Mott, Emily Parker, Caroline Pope, Hope Queen, Vonda Rome, Shannon Stamey, Paige Shelton, Renee Sisk, Melissa Strick- land, Anna Thompson, Sonja Thompson, Suzy Trunk, Jennifer Walker, Susan Wa- ters, Mamie Wilkins, Brenda Wright, Ka- tie Wright, Leslie Yancie. Clubs 163 Homecoming Sponsor Gina Norris Escort: David Norris, Jr. Key Club Activities include attending convention each year, sponsoring the bloodmobile visit, and cleaning out lockers at the end of the year. They aid the Kiwanis in their annual peanut and pancake sales. They also enjoy a pool party and cookout during the summer. Key Club Members are Gina Norris, David Murray, Jody Givens, Tony Johnson, Greg Morris, Scott Cooper, Jeff Settlemyre, Mike Morrow, Tom McBrayer, Lisa Lavendar, Kerry Brock, Larry Lee, Kenny Hutchins, Beth Littlefield, Chris Glover, Richard Carroll, Steven Day, Paul Brown, Mary McDonald, Kurt Pearson, Crystal Lutz, Tregg Greene, Tammy Davis, Lisa Martin, Dawn Joyner. Faculty advisor is Mrs. Sandra Norris. Those not pictured are: Mike Gibson, Don Harris, David Herndon, Tyrone Washington, Jeff Blanton, David Murray, Gene Lee, Wesley Smith, and Michael Blanton. Officers are: President: Greg Morris V. President: Gina Norris Secretary: Dawn Joyner Treasurer: Kerry Brock Sophomore Rep: David Herndon Junior Rep: Scott Cooper Senior Reps: Jody Givens Jeff Settlemyre 164 Clubs Homecoming Sponsor Leigh-Anna Haynes Escort: Officers are: President: Leigh-Anna Haynes V. President: Sonja Thompson Secretary: Janet Dailey Treasurer: Jill McSwain ne bes Bios SPEAK NOT E L Keywanette Members are Linda Gellner, Karin Heath, Jenny Shipley, Lynn Davis, Becky Elliott, Leigh-Anna Haynes, Janet Henson, Janet Dailey, Chrisi Ohmstead, Caro- line Phillips, Kim Sharpe, Sonja Thompson, Jill McSwain, Kim Hellard, Shelia Murray, and Ca- sey Long. Faculty advisors are Mrs. McSwain and Mrs. Woo- ten. The Keywanettes are a service club which is open to all classes. This year they had a bake sale, candy sale, and a yard sale. They also sponsored David Lambert at Western Carolina Center a nd had a cottage party for him. Dues are $4.00. Clubs 165 The Lancer Staff would like to thank David Culp for his help in the dark room. Advisor, Joy Cromer; Editor, Gina Norris; Assis- tant Editor, Dawn Joyner; Business Manager, Rose Cooper; Assistant Business Manager, Karin Heath; Lancer Staff: Page Padgett, Gina Norris, Bobbi Harrill, Crystal McAbee, Kerrie Byers, Tammy Davis, Karin Heath, Jenny Shipley, Debbie Self, Allison Toney, Taina Ferguson, Rose Copper, Pam Walker, Donna Earley, Dawn Joyner, Mrs. Joy Cromer, John Davis, Emily Circulation and Publicity Manager, Tammy Wilson; Hollifield, Mark Hollifield, Tammy Wilson, Crystal Knight, and Kerry Brock. Photographer Editors, Kerry Brock and Crystal Knight. 166 Clubs The members of the Lancer Staff would like to express their appreciation to a few special people who have been very dedicated to their work and have offered us all help in a time of need. We want to thank our advisor Joy Cromer, our editor Gina Norris, and our assis- tant editor Dawn Joyner. The purpose of the Lancer Staff is to record memories, events, and records of each school year through photographs and copy. Each member must maintain a B average, must have a good school character, and must be recommended by a faculty member and a community person. A member of the staff has a year around job to perform. From April to September ads are sold, annuals are sold, a) and pictures are made and sold. From October to March, the staff participates in | two candy sales and puts the annual together. Every member strives to perform each task to the fullest extent — especially to produce a terrific yearbook. Homecoming Sponsor: . Dawn Joyner Escort: Jody Givens We Work To Make Memories Last Clubs 167 ‘ ( . ms on “ 5 core . ; s = ts = cuthles - —— we oe ee sated 8 SS $ fe ee é cal nn Pigg a Officers are: Pres. Randy Wyatt, V. Pres. Anne Keit, Sec. Stephonie Mooring, Asst. Sec. Shelby Allen, Tres. Joyce Shelton, Reporter Joy Bryan HEA 1 Leo Club members are: Row | left to right Joyce Shelton, Cheryl Staley, Donna Flack, Shawna Watkins, Shelby Allen, Stephanie Mooring, Row 2 Bud Arrowood, Angie Young, Marilyn Kelly, Renee Watkins, Barbara Boyce, Tina Kimbrell, Carol Bishop, Jill Shep- pard, Melanie White, Dawn Godfrey, Cheryl White, Kim Smith, Lisa Martin, Row 3 Joy Bryan, Bonnie Aycock, Tonnette Lovette, Randy Wyatt, Anne Keitt, Jane Matheny, Crystal Allred, Laura McDaniel, Pam Hill, Mel- lissa Strickland, Leslie Simmons, Tammy Wil- kerson, Melinda Hoppes, Mrs. L. Gary This year the Leo Club participated in many activities. They sold balloons for the Homecoming game, had a bake sale, and a Leo picnic. They also did a skit for Homecom- ing and participated in the decorate-a-door contest. If a death in the family of a teacher, the club donates $10 to the teacher. The members took a trip to Charlotte for shopping and ice skating. They visited a rest home and had a clothing drive for a needy student. The club has a Christmas party and a Valentine project. The purpose of the Leo Club is to assist the Lions Club in aiding the blind, handicapped, and needy in our school and community. Dues are $2.50. Any girl or boy in grades 9-I2 who enjoys helping others, might be interested in the Leo Club. Ges Homecoming sponsor Tonnette Lovette Escort: Joe Bristol — (Peres Wey a aD seoenetahanntente Charlotte The Math Club members are: left to right Row | Angela Browning, Tammy Hawkins, Kim Smith, Bobbi Harrill, Karin Heath, Pam Walker, Caroline Phillips, Sara Eplee, Angie Buchannan, Row 2 David Cooke, Sheila Mur- ray, Caroline Pope, Neal Blanton, Debbie Dan- iel, Carol Andrews, Mrs. Petty, John Davis, Kathy Eplee During the year, the Math Club visited Edgewood resthome and Fair Haven rest- home. Fruitbaskets were taken to Edgewood, and Christmas carols were sung at Fair Ha- ven. They had a Christmas party and took a trip to Charlotte to visit Discovery Place and Eastland Mall. The purpose of the Math Club is to help those in their math classes that need it and to develop leadership ability. The students should maintain a “'C” average in their math classes and attend meetings regu- larly. The dues are 1.00. Clubs 169 Officers: President; Eric Foster Vice-President; Connie Brantley Secretary; Rhonda Blanton Treasurer; Rhonda Blanton Sponsor; Connie Brantley 170 Club TUDE SEe Members: Eric Foster, Connie Brantley, Rhonda Blanton, Randy Wyatt, Cindy Childers, Tom McBrayer, Febbie Whitmire, Lewis Moore, Micheal Prince, Jack Robinson, Micheal Webb,Tommy Blanton. Advisors; Mr. Bridges and Miss Childers. fam more together than I look Crisi Ohmstead, Rosanne Cilone, Christy Callison, Mamie Wilkins, David McCoy, Dwight Meeks, Anna Thompson, Trina Sisk, Tammy Williams, Debbie Jones, Jeff Penson, Lisa Luckadoo, Ryan Millwood, Mark Hollifield, Jon Hoyle, Tracey Keit, Charles Costner, Rick Morrow, Crystal Dobbins, Ginger Cannon, Myra Francis, April Lee, Johnny Harrison, Caroline Pope, John Whitesides, Tim Price, Suzy Trunk, William McEntire, Eric Nanney, Phillip Shows, Lisa Medford, Gina Elmore,.Melissa Yelton, Shannon Stamey, Donna Spratt, Susie Bright, Michelle Haynes, Tommy White, Katie Wright, Tracy Clements, Cathy Fletcher, Tracy Ledbetter, April McDowell, Mia Hines, Members: Marc Melton, Eddie Price, Jimmy Cilone, Russell Cudd, Ariane Chapman, Mona Conley, Club 171 Go Big Red! Since spirit should not be left up to the cheerleaders alone, the Pep Club was formed. This is an active club which premotes spirit for all of our sporting activi- ties at East. To be a member you must pay $1.00 and at- tend meetings regularly. Members include: E. Parker, R. Cudd, J. Walker, R. Crawford, $.Davis, T. Clements, K. Jowers, K. Adams, K. Hansley, C. Washburn, L. Harmon, D. Earley, K. Wright, R. Shew, M. Francis, Mrs. Williams, $. McBrayer, C. Callison, $. Grindstaff, A;Chapman, T. Campbell, S. Higdon, M. Searcy, D. Brooks, P. Walker, B. Harrill, S$. Robinson, K. Heath, B. Elliott, C.C. Pope, K. Fish, D. Jones, $. Walker, W. Wells, C. Price, K. Smith, T. Evans, S. Price, P. Hill, L. Weathers, K. Elton, K. Byers, T. Byers, M. Luckadoo, T. Burnett, S$. Cross, J. McSwain, L. Reepe, B. Wright, J. Shipley, C. Phillips, C. McAbee, S$. Harmon, L. Ellis, J. McCrary, T. Campbell, S$. Stamey, A. Thompson, C. Childers, D. Byers, S. Allen, R. Carver, C. Ohmstead, S. Jenkins, K. Dale, $.Waters, P. Surratt, M. Wilkins, L. Barbee, P. Shelton, L. Luckadoo, A. Spears, M. Gagner, M. Pruett, S. Phillips, T. Ray, K. Hill, A. Brower, E. Gorden, T. Lavender, J. Keeter, R. McCombs, J. Hoyle, J. Penson, D. Jones, R. Cilone, $. Trunk, M. Strickland, Toddice, J. Ingle, A. Lee, T. Johnson, M. Bailey, C. Lutz, M. Beheeler, C. Ward, P. Burnett, D. Hammock, T. Reed, M. Bailey, $. Thorn, B. Searcy, M. Paris, C. Copeland, $. Matheny, M. Branch, T. Wilson, K. Pac , J. Dailey, D. Joyner, M. Conley, E. Chester, D. Hardin, R. Carroll, N. Blanton, M. Lee, $. Hardin, P. Shows, S. Day, G. Morris, J. Blanton, J. Jarrett, J. Givens. Pep Club Officers: Mrs. Williams, Advisor; Kim Hill, Sponsor; Todd Price, Reporter; Phillip Shows. Treasurer; Crisi Ohm- stead, Secretary; Scott Hardin, Vice-President; Michael Lee, President. 172 Clubs Science Club Members: First Row (L-R) Debby Daniel, Karin Heath, Carol Andrews, Katie Wright, Michael Lee. Second Row (L-R) Myra Francis, Lynn Davis, April Lee, Linda Barbee, Gina Elmore, Ginger Cannon. The Science Club is an active organization working to help the students at East relate to the different fields of Science. The members work to relate careers with their particular interests. Dues are $1.00; and members must attend at least two meetings and one project a month. Science Club Officers: (L-R) Mrs. Cannon, Advisor; Karin Heath, Treasurer; April Lee, Secretary; Ginger Cannon, Vice-President; Michael Lee, President. Clubs 173 President — Johnny Waters Vice President — Tracey Martin Secretary — Cindy Lee Treasurer — Chris Moss The goal of the Science Fiction club is to unite all students interested in fiction to enable them to better un- derstand and enjoy the mystic world of the unexplained realms of fiction. To enable everyone to become a mem- ber, no club dues or grade averages are required. We encourage everyone to join. ce EY ree 8 Ist Row: Cindy Lee, Tracey Martin, Johnny Waters, Chris Moss 2nd Row: Steven Jones, Rhonda Blanton, Randy Wyatt 3rd Row: Mrs. Greene, Steven Bennet, Scotty Morrow, Tammy Hawkins, Carol Andrews, Debbie Daniel, Eric Loftin, Dusty Smith, Mrs. Mason OTS aR a a 7 174 Club Sponsor — Vonda Rome Escort — Russell Sellers Purchase The purpose of the Senior Beta Club is to stimulate ef- fort, reward, an achieve- ment and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. , surer — Susan Waters, Secretary — Kim Hel- _ lard, Vice-President — Suzy Trunk, Presi- dent — Tim Price ‘ae Ist Row: Dawn Joyner, Gina Norris, Lisa McCurry, Shannon Stamey, Susan Waters 2nd Row: Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Connor, Susan Freeman, Casey Long, Vonda Rome, Suzy Trunk, Rosanne Cilone, Kim Sharpe, Kim _ Hunt, Nancy Hutchins 3rd Row: Mike Morrow, Jeff Settlemyre, Kim Hellard, Greg Morris, Tim Price, Janet Henson, David Murray, York Davis, Charles Costner. i ae ag AW Clubs 175 Members: Pam Hill, Penny Carter, Tonya Evans, Lin- da Wilson, Suzan Price, Debbie Jones, Lisa Lucka- doo, Linda Barbie, Kim Hill, Lynn Davis, Tina Wilson, Terry Fowler, Jill McSwain, Tracia Gornto, Renee Crawford, Connie Brantley, Kathy Dale, Betty Bridges, Sharon Lynch, Myra Calhoun, Pam Keitt, Rhonda Blanton, Suzy Trunk, Susan Waters, Cindy Greene, Melissa Lee, Terri Campbell, Melissa Branch, Emily Parker, Susan Jenkins, Vonda Rome, Karin Heath, Greg Chapa, Mike Duncan, Kale Eng- land, Trina Sisk, Diane Mann, Eric Edwards, Tracy Jones, Sheila Murray, Charlene Waddell, Shannon Hamrick, Caroline Pope, Metra McEntire, Kaye Ram- sey, Todd Price, Tommie Hammett, David Culp, Tra- cy Littlejohn, Tony Johnson, Greg Powell, Marshall Murray, Jody Givens, Brian Lambert, David Murray, Greg Huntley, Darrin Holland, Jeff Jowers, Tieven Cannon, Neil Blanton, Philip Shows, Dale Hardin, Eric Chester, Todd Price, Scott Hardin, Cooper Flack, Donald Blanton, Mark Jennings, Chris Jolley, Tim Price, Jon Hoyle, Don Melton, Aaron Wilson, Roger Hellard, Larry Lee, Officers: President: Jon Hoyle Vice President: Scott Hardin Secretary: Vonda Rome Treasurer: Steven Day 176 Club Members: Jeff Penson, Don Melton, Eddie Gordon, Mark Hollifield, Kenny Hutchins, Cooper Flack, Cal- vin Gettys, Marshall Hoyle, Roger Hollifield, Steve Hollifield, Mike Gettys, Bobby Mullins, Wesley Ham- rick, Ronnie Gurley, David Bradshaw, Matt Hopper. Officers: President: Mark Hollifield Vice-President: Don Melton Secretary: Matt Hopper Treasurer: Eddie Gordon Student Council Officers: President: York Davis V. President: Kim Hunt Recording Secretary: Shannon Hamrick Corresponding Sec: Shelia Matheny Treasurer: Pam Walker Senior representatives: Greg Morris, York Davis, Shannon Stamey, Rosanne Cilone, Suzy Trunk, Kim Hunt, Tony Johnson, Gina Norris, Susan Waters, Kim Sharpe, Mamie Wilkins, Kim Hellard, Becky Elliot, Casey Long, Sonja Thompson, Metra McEntire, Tonnette Lovett, Pam Surratt, Dawn Joyner. EGR@an, 2M A a me 2 oe C rrer : waneet; “nesses Ramee Tt Junior representatives: Katie Wright, Shel- ley Newton, Lesley Reepe, Hope Queen, Lesley Harmon, Paige Shelton, Linda Bar- bee, Shannon Hamrick, Donna Earley, Todd Price, Jill Ingle, Richard Carroll. Student Body Elects New Officers. 178 Clubs Sophomore representatives: Ariane Chapman, Karin Heath, Steven Day, Shannon Cross, Bobbi Harrill, Cheri Price, Martha Searcy, Jenny Shipley, Brenda Wright, Christy Callison, Jill McSwain, Angie Young, Annette Toney, Michelle Pruitt, Pam Hill, Lisa Martin, Tracy Clements, Starlyn Davis, Debbie Jones, Tina Wilson, Kim Smith, Rachel Enrich, Janet Dailey, Shelley Higdon, Sonja Grindstaff, Terri Campbell, Debbie Daniels, Sherrie Phillips, Missy Mattox, Shelia Matheny, Pam Walker, Shauna Walker, Emily Hollifield, Jeff Powell. Operation Santa Claus Collected Food For The Needy Freshman representatives: Lori Toms, Cindy Price, Lori Tessnear, Lori Sisk, Becky Searcy, Monica Paris, Jon- athon Hollifield, Todd Calton, Andrea Bennett, Tammy Webb, Sherrie Allen, Jenny McCrary, Tammy Campbell, Jennifer Walker, Chuck Hardin. Jeff Jowers, Page Pad- gett, Mia Swann, Melanie Queen, Roni Love, Amy Arrowood, Carol Andrews, Kirk Wilkerson, Kelly Hennessee. Sam Cargill, Kerrie Byers. Kenneth Shaw, Angie Buchanan, Dipa Desai, John Davis, Susan Harmon, Greg Jennings, Amy Caldwell. Sarah Thorn. Chris Lee, Vanessa Harris, Karen Ward. ead Spirit Chmminse Amy Spears, Paige Shelton, Michelle Bee Lisa ee Ae Barbee, Mona Conley, Carol Washburn, Kim Hill, Mamie Wilkins, Shelia Matheny, Melissa Branch, Janet Dailey, Lesley Harmon, Dawn Joyner, Suzy Trunk, Rosanne Cilone. == Homecoming Cee York Davis, Michelle Pruitt, Sherrie Phillips, Hope Queen, Greg = a Morris, Pam Walker, Jenny Shipley, Paige Shelton, Becky Elliot, Kim Sharpe, Tony Johnson, Melissa Branch, Shelia Matheny, Ariane Chapman. Election Committee: York Davis, Pgm Walker, Jill McSwain, Kim Hunt, Shannon Harfrick. = Project Committee: Metra McEntire, York Davis, Kim Hunt, Kim Sharpe, Rowena Dawkins, ™ r Susan Waters, Bobbi Harrill, Shannon Cross, Rachel Enrich, Kim Hellard, Casey Long, Tina = ed Wilson, Karin Heath. Last summer the Student Council was busy preparing for this year; they elected officers, helped with Awards Day, and orga- nized the freshman handbook. This year’s activities included arranging Homecoming ceremonies, having a canned food drive, candy sales, faculty appreciation, College Day, and Clique Day. es soc, freshmen Orientation: An Enlightening Experience Homecoming Co-Sponsor Susan Waters Escort: Tony Johnson Homecoming Co-Sponsor Pam Surratt Escort: David Davis Interclub Council: Tonette Lovette — Afro American Club, Gina Norris — Annual Staff, Chris Glover — Band, Tim Price — Beta Club. ‘Tony Johnson — Cavalier Corner, Cheer- leaders: Lisa Luckadoo, Debbie Jones; Varst- ty. Melissa Branch, Sallie McBrayers; JV, Lau- ra Ellis, Susan Harmon; Freshmen, Rose Coo- per — DECA, Steven Jones — Drama, Teresa Ray — FBLA, Tim Hawkins — FFA, Debbie Brooks — FHA, Eric Starr, Ryan Millwood, Jeff Penson — Football, Casey Long — French Club, Stephanie Richards — French National Society. Crystal Lutz — Freshmen Chorus. Debbie Brooks —- FTA, Tracy Free- man — Girl's Chorus, Shannon Hamrick — Handbell Choir, Tim Hawkins — Hiking Club, Keith Moore — History Club, Scott Hardin — Jr. Beta, Rosanne Cilone — Jr. Civinettes, Keith Moore — Jr. Civitans. Leigh Anna Haynes — Keywanettes, Randy Wyatt — Lee Club, Clara Eplee — Math Club, Eric Foster — Media Club, Denise Martin — Mixed Chorus, Micheel Lee — Pep Club, Science Club, John- ny Waters — Science Fiction Club, York Da- vis — Student Council, Lisa Medford, Crystal Dobbins — Volleyball. Clubs 181 club is to unite in a common bond all students enrolled in Trade and Industrial edu- cation. | shall endeavor to conduct myself in such a manner as to set an exam- ple for my fellow man by living a wholesome life and by fulfilling my responsibil- ities as a citizen of my communit VICA Tours - saLsnpu] President — Donnie Bright, Vice-Presi- dent — Chris Adkins, Secretary Trea- surer — Timmy Hamrick Scant ee a : Ys, p Ist Row: Dean Shytle, Keith Sisk, Forest Toney, Mele Beauchamp, Wayne Guffey, Chris Atkins. Ind Row: Mr. Hodge, Sam Henderson, Steven Byers, Michael Swaf- ford, Randy Wilson, Timmy Hamrick, Jerry Short, Andrew Gowan, 3rd Row: Mr. Hoyle Chris Wilson, Keith Scruggs, Donnie Bright, Murphy Terry, Mr. Blanton, Craig Benfield, Jeff Goode, Barry Hill, Chuck Philbeck. 182 Clubs Carousel Queen 184 Features igh Queens Miss East H r= = ws im K Features 185 ight Away Dance The N aS) = =| o) Sos x N = S o) oe) ‘Oo = = oe) 7 b=) = v AS: = tes N A Proud Moment ... Lisa Luckadee was elected as our first Cavalier Queen. Lisa is a varsity basketball and football cheerleader, a member of the Pep Club, serves | on the Spirit Committee in the Student Council, | as well as other school involvement which helped her gain her title after a majority vote of the student body. Features 187 Cheerlea 188 Features Dance, Dance, Dance ... Homecoming week — A week of excitement at East — provided entertainment, laughs, beauty, spirit and showed artistic and creative talents. The varsity cheerleaders sponsored the annual spirit chain con- test between the homerooms, Mrs. Cremer’s homeroom won first place and were awarded a two hour party. Second place winner was Mr. Wright’s homeroom. The Decorate-A-Door contest, sponsored by the Student Council, was won by the Science-Fiction club. Judged on the basis of creativity and theme, their door (or entire side of mobile unit 2) featured Star Wars; second place “Picture the Raiders Dead” was cre- ated by the Lancer Staff. The assembly program featured skits per- formed by the Pep Club and the Leo Club as well as introducing the nominees for Cavalier Queen and the homecoming contest. Friday was quite a day. Many students needed a lot of extra time to get ready for the parade, pre-game and half-time ceremonies. This was one moment where students involved in activities were legally excuded from classes for the afternoon. Finally, the climax of the week occured when the queens were announced: Pregame show — Cavalier Queen — Lisa Lucka- dee; half-time show — Homecoming Queen — Susan Jenkins. Many students enjoyed the music of Castle at the annual homecoming dance sponsored by the civitans and the history club. Features 189 ight Beioncy, caine ‘ve Got Ton We ee SARS ge elite 190 Features Let’s Make It Last ... “The Senior Class Sponsor is Su- san Jenkins. She is escorted by Rusty Millwood. Susan’s most em- barrasing moment was when some- one told her Rusty was in Burger King with another girl. She got in her car and drove by Burger King. While staring in the window at Rusty, she hit the car in front of her. Everyone inside exploded with laughter ... And the 1983-84 Home- coming Queen is Susan Jenkins.” Features I9I Diana, Princess of Wales leading junior officers off the Invin- , is the first Windsor on a potential battle mis- Prince Andrew cible, sion since World War Il. Prince William Arthur Philip Louis 192 News News Culture Club’s bizarre lead singer claims he’s GEORGE Favorite Movies of ’83 All the Right Moves Flashdance Mr. Mom Risky Business Stayin’ Alive | Sudden Impact Terms of Endearment The Man Who Loved Women Trading Places Two of a Kind Atkins relaxes by composing music at his electronic keyboard. “I want to be a very| romantic lover,” he says, “to play someone anyone would want to be around.” | | News 193 News The Infamous Downing of Korean Air Lines Flight RESTRAINT r, Sally K. Ride. 32, zipped up Into deep or testing Challenger’s robot arm to space to become America’s first Woman _ control a sctentific satellite, the physicist in orbit. Whether copping2’s in zero-G demonstrated plenty of the right stuff William McEntire uick as a wink, there she was: Vanessa _ titleholder. A Syracuse University junior, Williams, 20, the 56th Miss America Williams said firmly, “They chose me and the pageant’s first black because they thought I could do the job.” In-School-Suspension Allows Students Not To Miss School In School Suspension helped out a great deal this year. Those students who would normally have been ex- pelled were able to spend time in ISS instead. | Office Workers are: Tonya Evans, Angela Tessnear, Susan Freeman, Wendy Wells, Emily Parker, Anna Washburn, and Renee Shew. 2 a Raa emma OAC suing I ee Tf You Have A Problem.) And N Dre Else Can Help, § Ara Te You Can Find Them: Maube You Can Hire ag “OM the: VY Team! lr Teacher Assistants are: Becky Miller, Becky Elliott, Suzan Price, Julie Logan, Barbara Boyce, Cindy Lee, Ann Keitt, Shawna Watkins, Jill Ingle, Juanita Harris; Angelia Francis, Janyne Davenport, Pam Surratt, Terri Campbell, Renee Sisk, Kim Fish, Maria Moore, Kim Sharpe, Shelley Newton, Melissa Lee, Paige Shelton, Mona Conley, Sonya Thompson, Lisa Luckadoo, Debbie Brooks, Lisa Dotson, Rose Cooper; Tracy Jones, Shelia Murray, Todd Price, Charlene Waddell, Shannon Hamrick, Caroline Pope, Metra McEntire, Kim Hellard, Kay Ramsey, Patti Buff, Caroline Carpenter, Gina Norrris, Cindy Greene; Tommy Hammett, David Culp, Tracy Littlejohn, Tony Johnson, Greg Powell, Marshall Murray, Jody Givens, Brian Lambert, David Murray, Greg Huntley. 196 People A.V. Assistants include Mi- chael Prince, Eric Foster, Connie Brantley, and Rhonda Blanton. Assistants help out with assem- blies and pep rallies. They also help Mr. Bridges with other audio visual chores. We would like to express a special thanks to Jerry Martin and Marge Kelley for helping keep our school clean. Student Life A new program has been started at East High. This program is called Dropout Prevention Job Placement. It is a program funded through the Job Training and Partnership Act to aid students in gaining employability skills as well as skills to complete their high school education. The major emphasis is being placed on (I) preventing stu dents from dropping out of school and (2) placing students in full time or part-time jobs. The students eligible to participate in the pro- gram are economically disadvantaged youth who are 14-21 years of age. The target groups of par- ticipants are high school seniors, juniors, sopho- mores, and freshmen (in that order) experiencing academic difficulty, financial problems, or other school adjustment problems that relate to ser- vices offered by the program. Some of the areas covered by the Dropout Pre- vention Job Placement Program are: Gaining Pre- Employment Skills; Job Search Assistance; Career | Sam Metcalf works with | Dr. Blanton and Clarence | Campbell in the Cooperat- ive Program. They work with the underprivileged. | F ; , Exploration; Academic Assistance; and Counsel- ing Student Life 197 Crutches And Casts East Rutherford General Hospi- tal patients were entirely “fed up” before their casts were due to come off and their crutches were retired. Cruthes handi- capped these patient-students from carrying on their regular school activities. Four of those wounded were members of the band and could not march. List of injured: Lynn Hoppes, Theresa Ray, Michael Prince, Re- nee Wright, Tonya Guffey, Daph- ne Goforth, Jill McSwain Only Time Will Heal Our Wounds Freshmen Class Co-Sponsor Freshmen Class Co-Sponsor Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor Susan Harmon : Trina Wilkerson Renee Crawford Escort: Doug Buckner yl Escort: Rodney Watkins Escort: Chadd Hamrick Sophomore Class Co-Sp Junior Class Co-Sponsor - Junior Class Co-Sponsor Donna Flack Lesley Reepe £ Tonya Sanford Escort: Darryl Burnette Escort: Clint Hamrick Escort: Teddy Flack A” Senior Class Co-Sponsor Senior Class Co-Sponsor Susan Jenkins Mamie Wilkins ; Escort: Rusty Millwood Escort: Curtis Flack i Student Life 199 Summer ... Summer ... Summer ... a Morehead nominees are: York Davis, Tim Price, Suzy Trunk; Kim Hunt, Mike Morrow, Kim Sharpe, Gina Norris Cheerleaders participated in a summer training camp. Attending were: Melissa Strickland, Linda Barbee, Kim Hill, Carol Washburn, Leslie Har- mon, Debbie Jones, Lisa Luckadoo, Mamie Wilkins, Suzy Trunk, Paige Shelton, and Lesley Reepe. Student Life 200 Our community was benefited by achievements and activities from various East students and teachers. Some of the involvement shown were: Michael Bailey dresses as E.T. for publicity for Cinema I € Il. Mrs. Nantz - East Drama coach and chorus director stars in local stage productions. Allen Gillikin won award for his 3-way lamp from a meter box base. ‘Final re 4 28 ‘i ee a Pe ee ee ee ee ee a 2 ee ese eee ote ae eee @ ee eae es 6 FOO ERE RES OEE Ss 2s RO oe eset fete ® SSee oe ae 7 reg AN bth vives se be DICE Nb REE a 3 po eS AULA IAAL A ie AN SRNR I ‘ : :¢ FA « ee : ie S eeeneea The spirit of Christmas was plentiful at East this year. Clubs, faculty, and students displayed their interests in the holidays in several different ways. The Spanish classes made pinatas, a Mexican tradition. The French classes made French Christmas cards and hung them on Mrs. Brantley’s bul- letin boards. The office displayed a tree decorated by the F.H.A. to brighten the halls of East. Club such as the Keywanettes, Key Club, Jr. Civitans, Civinettes, and the Student Council pulled together to help needy fam- ilies at Christmas. The Keywanettes played the Civinettes in a volleyball game and the Key Club played the Jr. Civitans in a basket- ball game. Admission to the games was a can of food. dee mee erg bp je oy wy r PATRONS $10.00 — Star Patron Rutherford Insurance Agency Bradley Brothers Used Cars Horne Home and Garden Earley’s Dodge Bethany Baptist Church McCurry-Deck Motors, Inc. Brook’s Phillips 66 Hair Unlimited Hazel’s Hair Design Graham Cash Co. Wade Yelton Hopewell Gro. The Needle Craft Place Dr. James Byers Jones and Jones Attorneys Church Road Beauty and Style Shop Robert Wolf Attorney Kimbrell’s Furniture Logan Hardware Mt. Harmony Church Don L. Heath, CPA Chamber of Commerce Dr. Hunt’s Office T-Shirts Plus Bradley Koone Motor Co., Inc. Jim’s Shirts and Jeans Blossom Shop Tommy Hicks’ Office for Counseling Tri-City Animal Clinic $5.00 — Gold Star Patron Lynn Byers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byers Rick Cromer Mr. and Mrs. Glen Waters Hills Hardware TANNER COMPANIES INC. Rutherfordton, NC Compliments Of J. L. USED FURNITURE HUNNICUTT FORD AND MERCURY Tel. 245-1626 tN FURKITORE BARN Of Forest City, NC Established 1980 By-Pass 74 Tel. 287-7106 “Distinctively Different” ROBBINS PAINT AND CARPET 245-880I THE MEDICINE SHOPPE Dr. James R. Earley 728 South Broad way Tel. 245-1696 Ads 205 GENERAL FIREPROOFING 1205 West Main St. Forest City, NC 28043 Phone: 245-016] Compliments Of MELTON’S DATSUN Hwy. 74 East Rutherfordton, NC 28139 Tel. 287-3376 Compliments Of GENPAK PPG INDUSTRIES || —_ ores cy NE 28043 Tel. 245-6461 Route 4 Shelby, NC 28150 206 Ads 1 C H WHOLESALE CO., INC. Gift Catalog Service And Fund Raising Candies 210 N. Washington Rutherfordton, NC 28139 Jethro Hodge 287-4190 George Callahan 287-3225 PERRY AUTOMOTIVE Complete Auto Repair Hwy 74 By Pass Rutherfordton, NC 28139 286-2028 ANDY BLANTON AGENCY Real Estate, Insurance, And Appraisals P.O. Drawer 67 8 S. Broadway Forest City, NC 28043 704-245-4431 a, Independent GENT SERVES YOU FIRST 4 Insurance Congratulations Compliments Of FAST WAY OIL CHANGE MATHENY REAL ESTATE David Matheny — GRI Linda Matheny 701 S. Broadway St. Forest, NC 28043 oun Fien Insurance f AGENT senves YOU FIRST SPORT’S CORNER Your Sports Shoe Action Sportswear Headquarters We Specialize In Children’s Shoes A Complete Line Of Sports Gifts Accessories Alexander Drive Behind Tri City Mall 245-6391 Ads 207 YOUNG’S SHOES INC. 237 East Main St. Forest City, NC 28043 245-2679 BUMBARGER’S INC. Your Local Office Supplies Royal Typewriters — Canon Calculators Sales And Service 112 W. Trade St. Forest City, NC 28043 245-5116 ROBBINS BRICK, BLOCK, CONCRETE PRODUCTS Rt |, Box 407 Forest City, NC 28043 104 — 245-9375 245-6210 Compliments Of DR BELL D.D.S., MS., P.A. Practice Limited To Orthodontics 515 West Warren Shelby, NC 28150 104-484-1653 408 S. Broadway Forest City, NC 28043 704-245-5462 SMITH’S DRUGS Celebrating 44 Years 1939 To 1983 Open 8 AM To 7:30 PM Monday Thru Saturday Pharmacist On Call 24 Hours A Day East Main St. 245 -4591 WATER’S FLORIST Bobby Martha Harrill 245-0316 735 S$. Broadway Forest City, NC 28043 245-4388 DR. GRIFFITH, DENTIST 525 East Main St. Forest City, NC 28043 245-4194 ALBANY INTERNATIONAL Forest City, NC 28043 104-245-0118 SPICER’S USED CARS GARAGE N.C. Inspection 24 Hour Wrecker Service We Buy Junk Cars Main St. Spindale Phone 286-444l Home 245-6834 PADGETT KING ELLENBORO UPHOLSTERY FUNERAL HOME SUPPLY CO., INC. 425 East Main S t. Forest City, NC 28043 Discount Prices Hwy. 74 Ellenboro Y 245-4951 453-7389 i ae ROSES Tri City Mall Forest City, NC 28043 245-664 CAROLEEN PLANT GREIGE SALES DIVISION Burinaten Caroleen, NC J.C. COWAN PLANT MENSWEAR DIVISION Forest City, NC Burlington loves agood education FRAZIER’S SHOES Your Bass Shoe Headquarters Tri-City Mall Forest City, NC 245-6633 MCBRAYER’S FURNITURE, INC. North @arolina General Assembly House of Representatives State Legislative B uilding 210 East Main Street Raleigh 27611 Forest City, NC 28043 EDIT L. LUTE 245-4020 HOme ADDRESS: ROUTE 2, Bou 197 9 LAWNDALE, N.C. 289090 TE Mone: 704-535-7012 210 Ads a.J a BLANTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Personal Insurance Service We Insure You Auto — Home — Boat — Mobile Home — Motorcycle 26 West Main Street; Forest City, NC 245-6467 GREENE BROTHERS GARAGE Oak Springs Road Rutherfordton, NC Automotive Truck Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service 286-9436 Or 287-7809 TONEY’S GROCERY Sunshine, North Carolina 245-1810 BROCK PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Plumbing Contractor Repairing and Supplies — Since 1954 Rt. 3, Forest City, NC 28043 Phone: 245-2750 C.F. REECE AND SUPPLY CO. P.O. Box 604 Rutherfordton, N.C. 28139 Crane Service With 45, 30, 25, 15, and 5 Ton Phone: 287-3551 C.M. Reece 286-9565 C.F. Reece 286-3098 COLFAX GIN P.O. Box 36l Ellenboro, NC Ads Ql 212 Ads Shelby, North Carolina 28150 Phone: (704) 482-24 II HOUSE OF AWARDS TROPHIES-AWARDS-PLAQUES “Specializing in Engraving” 322 W. Main St Forest City. N.C. 28043 ‘PETE’’ MCMAHAN Bus. (704) 245 §316 Qwner Home (704) 245 5487 CAMP MCCALL FURNITURE INCO RPORATED Sponsored By Marion District Methodist Churches 412 West Main Street Rt. 2 Bostic, NC Forest City, NC 28043 245-0013 Phone: 245-5896 WASHBURN’S GENERAL MERCHANDISE WESTERN AUTO Bostic, NC 28018 346 East Main Street Forest City, NC 28043 FOREST CITY CABINET, INC. Box 837 Highway 221A Forest City, NC 28043 Cabinets — Counter Tops Hardware — Feed — Seed 104-245-1013 West Forest City, NC 28043 BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY 444 East Main Street Forest City, NC 28043 245-9827 Ads 213 3 ‘ Compliments Of BROYHILL P.O. Box 69 Rutherfordton, NC 28139 287-4276 214 59 WCALB “The Best Music’s On Us WCAB Rutherfordton, NC 28139 287-3357 Or 3356 NEELY’S BUILDING SUPPLIES P.O. Box 105 Rutherfordton, NC 28139 286-9306 BELKS : Tri-City Mall Forest City, NC 28043 245-6441 STINSON’S USED CARS 1009 Oak St. Wholesale And Retail Phone No. 245-2856 FRAZIER FORD, INC. Hwy 64-74 Rutherfordton, NC 28139 287-3378 BOB’S SEAFOOD HOUSE Hwy. 74 Mooresboro, NC 434-600I Ads 215 216 Ads SHEPARDS CERAMIC DEN Open 9:00 AM-I0-00 PM Rt. 2, Box 204 Bostic, N.C. 28018 Irene Shepard 245-5823 WRAY’S Expert Alterations, McARTHURS, INC. Free Gift Wrapping, Wearing Apparel And Equipment Rentals P.O. Box 236 Residential Forest City, N.C. 28043 Footwear For The Improvements Phone: 245-723 Entire Family Industrial Metal Work PORTER BROTHERS, INC. QUALITY PRODUCTS PP. SERVICE 1005 East Dixon Blvd. Shelby, NC 28150 Phone 704 482-3424 Development And Progress In Engineering CALLAHAN-KOON, INC. 101 Callahan-Koon Rd. Spindale, N.C. Telephone 286-2366 HICKORY LOG BARBECUE Catering Service Available Pirvate Dining Room West Main Street Forest City, NC Telephone: 245-6241 Congratulations 1984 Seniors Compliments Of HUGHES, INC. Ads 217 ISOTHERMAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE A Community School Serving Community Needs Isothermal Community College is an “open door” institution serving the 8,000 to 10,000 persons enrolled in continuing education classes. Credits residents of Polk, Rutherford and surrounding counties. Classes meet during _ earned at ICC are transferrable to other colleges and universities. At ICC the day and evening on an II0-acre campus located on Highway 74, Spindale; students may earn a Certificate of Achievement, a Diploma or the following a satellite campus in Tryon, in Polk County; and in communities throughout degrees: Associate of Arts, Associate of General Education, Associate of the service area. Science or Associate of Applied Science. The College has an enrollment of about 2,800 students and an additional ICC Offers: College Transfer Programs ICC Also Offers: Technical Programs Pre-Art Financial aid for those who qualify Associate Degree — Vocational Pre-Business Education Free tuition and registration for Instructors Pre-Business Administration N.C. residents 65 or older Banking and Finance Pre-Industrial Supervision Management Day, evening, and weekend classes Business Administration Pre-Law Programs approved for V.A. benefits Criminal Justice Pre-Liberal Arts Job placement service Data Processing Pre-Math High School equivalency (GED) Drafting and Design Technology Pre-Medical A professional counseling staff Electronics Engineering Pre-Music A relaxed friendly atmosphere Technology Pre-Science Intramural sports General Office Technology Pre-Social Work Intercollegiate athletics Industrial Supervision and Pre-Teaching Early Childhood Student organizations and activities Management Pre-Teaching Elementary Community Service programs Insurance Pre-Teaching Secondary Instructors and staff who care Marketing and Retailing Undecided Mechnical Engineering Technology Vocational Programs Continuing Education Real Estate Secretarial Executive Teacher Associate Automotive Body Repair Adult Basic Education Traffic and Transportation Automotive Mechanics Adult High School Diploma Child Care Worker Learning Laboratory Cosmetology Professional and In-Service Electrical Installation Programs Maintenance Skill Training Electronic Servicing — Radio — TV Personal Enrichment Courses Repair Human Resources Development Machinist Nurse Assistant Practical Nursing Welding ICC Salutes 1984 Seniors — Tomorrow — The Best Is Yet To Come Involve ICC In Your Tomorrow 218 Ads (he “Daily Courier} SouthMountain Successor to This Week Courier-Sun Christian Camp Published Daily lll Oak Street Forest City, N.C. Rt. 2, Box 1014 Bostic, NC 28018 245-3322 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF WESTERN NC P.O. Box O Forest City, NC 245-989 if poe JOE WATERS Cy, : HONDA Route 5 Forest City, NC 245-6631 Quality and service in custom injection molded products P.O. Box 600 Ellenboro, N.C. 28040 Telephone: 453-7316 Ads 219 BRIDGES AUTO PARTS Your NAPA man is a good man to know. Forest City, N.C. 28043 RON ’N EDDY’S 236 East Main Street JEFF’S VACUUM Forest City, NC 28043 CENTER 102-D Trade St. 24 5-204 I 245-4977 STATE FARM “Skeeter WATER’S 9 9 LUMBER CO. -) 10 veattee Forest City, N.C. 28043 Westminster Road Rutherfordton 287-7786 HARRILL BROS. 6 Young St., Forest City Candy, Suckers, Gum “See Us For Your Fundraising Projects.” Phone: 245-2115 220 Ads BASKET’S ’N BOWS CHARLES Z. FLACK AGENCY INC. 8 N. Powell St. 203 East Main Street Forest City, N.C. 28043 ; 248-2255 Forest City, N.C. Yvonne Huntley 245-0126 PORTER’S TRIM SHOP | AND USED CARS Trade Street, Forest City 245-4036 RADIO Sel ie ORIGINAL UPHOLSTERY VINYL TOPS Compliments Of J.W. DAVIS PHIL TONEY COMPANY TOURS 108 Florence Street aan ees Forest City, N.C. 28043 travel to learn.” One stop shopping for complete building supplies. HENSON BUD’S STEAK HOUSE 2 3 AND RESTAURANT === == TIMBER PRODUCTS CORPORATION Call in orders: 245-5611 Private dining rooms. Featuring seafood. Duke Street, Forest City 245 4241 “Quality building supply and service.”’ Ads 22I US 74 Bypass 245-7274 217 Main St. Hwy. 221 A 657-5353 245-5005 a | j oa - ee me weir | poms etn HwBsBin Ranh ] | | | “Haha aaa Forest City, NC Where You Get Discount Prices Just Like Your Neighbor 24 HOUR PRESCRIPTION. SERVICE, —_ ) ' ) Pci i rey atime te ee Stine ES WERE Memes marie eieiiiiiibcteinne mc eee — “ : iF re a0 ke Prince Matchabeli Jovan Ady) a J. 4 peg CONDREY’S RESTAURANT ROSE CREEK Ee Hut And Nelle Condrey Roy Powell — Owner Open 7 Days Morganton, NC 28655 With Meals And Ice Cream (104) 487-0803 Main St. Ellenboro Open April — Deer Season 453-0lll REECE HAMRICK’S USED | HENNESSEE TRADING CARS POST Good Clean Used Cars Complete Line Of Groceries Credit Terms Available Hardware Clothing For The Bus. Hyw 74 West Entire Family Ellenboro Open 7-7 Each Day Located In Sunshine 453-0126 Golden Valley Highway Northwestern Bank Member FDIC Youre uhy were here. Serving Rutherford County Ads 223 tit PROUD AMERICANS BUY AMERICAN FABRICS ub CRAFTED WITH PRIDE IN AMERICA TRI-CITY CONCRETE, INC. Radio Dispatched Residential — Commercial State Approved Equipment Box 247 Withrow Road, Forest City, N.C. 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