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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1985 volume:

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When we finally become juniors, our thoughts are not just of becoming seniors, but of choosing a college, doing well on the S.A.T., and deciding on a career. Dreams really begin to flourish in the minds of seniors — hopes of the future and dreams of seeing old friends years after that final year in school. It only takes a small wish, or hopes of change, to give life to full- fledge dreams. Whenever a dream is born, try to follow it. After all, dreams are what separates TODAY from TOMORROW. Introduction 3 Growing And ... Eee Sei ear SERRE te pet ates vidual 4 Introduction Every day we come to school we take a test or turn in homework. We even read (now and then) Admit it, we are so wrapped up in the labor of school that we take teachers for granted. While we have to study teachers have to make out tests, plan interesting projects, and try to make algebraic equations fasci- nating. If it weren't for their dedication and effort, we would leave East as empfty- headed as when we came in. We owe much of what we become, as well as our contributions to society, to teachers and those authority figures whom we often ignore. So, the next time you are dozing off in class, remember that the teachers standing at the board, handing out those work pages, or leading your class discussion are trying to give you a headstart in life. There és life after high school, and the fittest and the strongest, and the ones who are prepared, will be the ones to survive. Introduction 5 Excelling Senior ular: Lesley Harmon nie Maun b fli L and Anna Washbuh 6 Superlatives Best ong of ‘¥ e ost Athletic: Darryl Smith and Gina Elmore Friendliest: lvey Smith and Janet Buckaloo Superlatives Tikely to Succeed: Dale fa and Michelle Toms : Succeeding Superlatives 7 Living And Caring ee reenacwnensammepones ii heahcabncimcte tena _——_—__ 8 Introduction Graduating And New Beginnings Graduation is not only diplomas and caps and gowns; it is also beach time! Not long after that last diploma is handed, and that last cap goes up in jubilation, many graduates head for Myrtle Beach. There, they enjoy fun, sun and their first tastes of “freedom.” After the summer's over, there will be those who hit the books again. Our seniors won't stop being stu- dents until four more years pass for some, who will be attending uni- versities and colleges. Others will choose two-year industrial or voca- tional training programs, while some will participate in special training programs such as cosmoto- logy or electrical careers. For others, their life choices will result in marriage, going to work around Ruther- ford County, begin- ning new families as well as becoming ac- tively involved in the adult world. What- ever the choices, the seniors will never again relive these same experiences, but will endeavor to challenge new ones. Introduction 9 REALITIES ARE JUST OVER THE RAINBOW Cc 2 ca uU =] uU O° = = 4 The Senior class and faculty dedicates the 1985 Lancer to Mrs. Tinnie Mae Dawkins. Mrs. Dawkins, a native of Sanford, North Carolina, has been on the faculty at East Rutherford since 1966. Married to James Dawkins of Forest City, and mother of four children: Rowena, Artina, James, and Beth, Mrs. Dawkins is esteemed for her involvement with students through the Student Council in which she has served as advisor for eleven years, as well as her teaching history and government classes. Students feel that Mrs. Dawkins vw . is a great teacher — makes her class fun and interesting, and most important she cares about her students.” Students also feel that “She has contributed much developing their leadership qualities.” Because of Mrs. Dawkins’ attitude, multi-talented skills, cooperative nature and warmth, the faculty and senior class gratefully dedicate the 1985 Lancer to “Little Pharoah”. Dedication 11 Ke oya(e=) am n(evanliataxeu 12 Introduction goes pice ce Se Sn or 2 ee Eg ait Hoyle Introduction 13 ARE +] Re A CLE - Wy. oy GL vs Bs “YEW UL Remain | | We ies DUH -6B 16 Introduction Faculty 17 vi fa = eS 6 € 0 Zz = [2] fo} fo} VU 5 CQ) = 3 = a) o fe,) me) a fe = @ 6 2 o £ U 5 @ ree 3 Gj Zz ® @ “ 6 ioe ¢ = ae) c o 2 i 4 = 2 i) ¢ = 0 o wm Wile Mr. Rupert Blanton, born on March 11, has been teaching for fifteen years here at East. He has received an Doctorate (Ed. D.) degree from the University of N.C. in Greensboro. He teaches introd. — T I, 1CT | and Il, and Field Coordination. He enjoys reading and walking. Mrs. Jackie Bridges, born October 19, has spent one year at East. She teaches Introduction to Computers, Typing |, and Basic Business. She sponsors the FBLA and enjoys doing. cross-stitch and playing golf. “Be A Helping Hand For All’ — Dan Beason ARE TALKING ABO Mr. Robert Abrahams, born on May 17, has spent five years at East, where he is a worker in the cafeteria. Mr. Dan Beason, born on August 9, has spent eighteen years at East. He has re- ceived a M.A. degree from U.N.C. Charlotte and he is the head coach of the boys Varsi- ty Basketball team. Mrs. Marjorie Arrowood, born on De- cember 30, has been teaching here at East for six years. She has received a M.A. de- gree from State University of New York and she teaches English 91, and 9C. Mrs. Arrowood is also a member of the PATH volunteer organization. Mr. Jim Bridges, born April 18, has been here at-East for nineteen years. He has Mrs. Judy Brantley, born on June 16, has spent sixteen years at East, where she Miss Jane Biggerstaff, born on October 14, has spent three years at East. She has re- ceived an M.A. degree from Appalachian State University. She enjoys sports. teaches French I, Il, and Ill. She sponsors the French Club, and French Honor Club. She enjoys Art and Hunting and belongs to the Gideons — Ladies’ Auxiliary. 18 Faculty received a M.A. degree from Appalachian State University and he teaches AV, AV Instruction, French I. He is co-sponsor of the Media Club. Mr. Bridges is also a member of the Gilkey Ruritan Club. Mr. Claudius Brooks, teaches T I, Carpen- Jtry 2, Carpentry 3. He sponsors VICA and Bus Drivers. Mr. Clarence Campbell, born on Septem- der 16, has been teaching for nineteen years here at East. He has received a M.A., I}id. degree from Western Carolina Universi- y and he teaches Marketing, Marketing and Merchandising, Conference Planning, coordination of Cooperative Programs. He sponsors the Deca Club. Mr. Campbell en- )0ys fishing and working with wood crafts. Mrs. Elsie Cannon, born April 24, has spent fifteen years at East. She teaches Phsyical Science 320 and Physical Science 355. She sponsors the Pep Club, Science Club, Afro- American Club, and the Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee. Mrs. Cannon is also a member of the NEA, NCAE, NCSTA, and NSTA. Your life is exactly what you as an individual malse of it. Mr. Alan Carver, born February 413, has been teaching here at East for ten years. He has received a M.A. degree from Appa- lachian State University. He teaches Soci- ology, Current Affairs, and Government E- conomics 401. Mr. Carver sponsors Jr. Civi- tans. He is also a deacon for the Second Baptist Church in Rutherfordton. Mr. Max Champion, born August 34, has been teaching for ten years here at East. He has received a B.S. degree from Appa- lachian State University and he teaches Driver's Education. He enjoys fishing and snow skiing. “LQOOGV ONDTIVL dav Mrs. Karen Chapman, born March 3, has spent seven years at East. She received a M. Ed. degree from Converse College and she teaches geography. Mrs. Chapman coaches the Volleyball Team, and the girls J.V. Basketball Team. She enjoys garden- ing. Miss Pamela Childers, born September 5, has spent four and one-half years at East; where she is an assistant librarian. Miss Childers went to Appalachian State Univer- sity to receive her Masters Degree. She enjoys Cross-stitch, baseball, and reading. Pe oO Oo a Z Fewer (1) eZ Mr. Dudley Cochan, born on October 9 has been at East for three years, where he is a cashier in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Mildred Cochran, born on December 2, has spent seventeen years at East. She teaches Physical Science. She enjoys read- ing and needle point. 20 Faculty “| love it when a plan comes together’ Claudius Brooks Mrs. Charlotte Connor, born on November 27 has been at East for seven years. She teaches English 10A, 11H, and 10I. She sponsors the Sr. Beta Club and Hi-Q Team. She is also a member of the NCAE-NEA. Mrs. Suzanne Covington, born January 5, has been here at East for sixteen years, where she works in the office. She has received an advanced secretarial degree from Howard's Business College. She en- joys painting, cross-stitch and reading. Most Popular — Mr. Carver and Mrs. Norris Va Mrs. Joy Cromer, born April 7, has spent ten years here at East, teaching English 11A, 11C, 9B, and Publications. She has received her Masters of Arts degree from Converse College and B.A. degree from Pembroke State. She enjoys Reading and Needle- crafts. Mrs. Cromer sponsors the Annual Staff. WS 4 X) Mrs. Mary“Baniels, poyn ° has been at East for six year: Eébruary 27, Daniels is co-sponsor of the Leo Club. She is also a member of the NCAE. She teaches ' English Resource, Biology,‘and Math. Mrs. — | Most talented — Mr. - Michael Davis, born December 19, has ent nine years here at East, where he aches Social Problems, Current Affairs, d World History. He has received his M.S. gree from the University of Tennessee. sponsors the Backpacking Club. Mr. Da- enjoys farming, reading, and backpack- |. Mrs. Tina Dawkins, born August 29 has been here at East for seventeen years where she teaches Government Econo- mics, World History, and Student Council. Mrs. Dawkins sponsors the Student Council. She enjoys working cross-word puzzles. “Don't worry about the things in life you can’t change” Suzanne Covington Mrs. Faye Denning, born on July 24, has been here at East for eleven years. She teaches English 9A and 9H. She enjoys cooking and making crafts. Mrs. Denning is a co-sponsor of the Junior Beta Club. Mrs. Floyds works as a maid for Mrs. Dan- iels and Mrs. Guthrie. This is her first year at East. LQOEV ONPYTIVL AUV Mrs. Louise Gary, born on September 2, has been teaching here at East for six years. She has received an B.S. Business degree from Livington College, Salisbury, N.C. She teaches Typing |, Basic Business and Business Law. Mrs. Gary sponsors the Leo Club. She is also a member of the BMLH Club. She enjoys cooking. Mr. Jefferson Gettys, born March 27, has been here at East for twenty-two years. He received his B.S. degree from Appalachian State and he teaches Elem. Alg. Pl, Alge- bra | and Algebra Il. He sponsors the Math Club. Faculty 21 D OUT... “When You Dream, Dream Big!”’ — Ms Guthrie iH | A ? ‘ : t t K if ARE TALKING ABO ( ) ”) ) . Lo ' fo Jann Were) = OA ; the | : Mrs. Carole Jean Green has been at East DUNT : Miro. Aug for five years. Her birthdate is December Mrs. Becky Guthrie received a B.S. in edu- 30th. cation at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Her birthdate is October 4th and she has been at East two years. She is working toward her masters in counseling. Most Attractive Mrs. Pamela A. Green received a B.A. at Kings College in Charlotte N.C. Her Birth- | | date is December 27th and she has been at East for two years. She enjoys candlewicking and reading. Mr. Connie Mack Hamrick has been at East : for 16 years. He has been the principal of East for 10 years. He enjoys reading and he is a little league coach and a member of the Principal's Association. Mrs. Wanda Hastings received a B.S. from: Appalacian State University. She has been | | Mrs. Nyal Harmon has been at East for 22 teaching at East for 15 years. Her birthdate years. Her birthday is May 20th. She works is June 29th and she enjoys art, crafts, and with the cafeteria staff. jogging. 22 Faculty auNtTons rE Most Interesting: Ms. Wheeler and Mr. Davis Mr. James Larry Hodge received a BS at Appalachian State University. His birthday is July 12th. He has been teaching at East 18 years. He enjoys rebuilding wrecked cars. “Strive To Learn So Much That You Can't Always Remember What You Already Know.” — Mr. Isenhour Mr. David A. Hoyle, Jr. has been working at East 4 years. His birthday is June 4th. He enjoys hunting and fishing. Mrs. Carrie F. Jernigan received a BS at A T State University. She was born June 7th. She has been teaching at East 15 years. She is the Assistant Softball: Coach. qj LAO ONPYTV.L AV Sd 4h Mr. Greg Isenhour received a MS at Appa- lachian University. He has been teaching at East for two years. His birthday is No- vember 10th. He enjoys backpacking, fish- ing, and hunting. Mrs. Marsha Jolley received a BSHE at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. She has been teaching at East for 3 years. Her birthday is June 3rd. She is working toward her masters degree. ARE TALKING ABOUT... ‘TEnbytas Mrs. Renee Jolley, born January 30, has been at East for 1 year. She is President of Theta-Mu Society, Acteens Director, and Ex- tension Worker. Mrs. Jolley has the In School Suspension program, and keeps up with the absentees. Mr. J.V. Jones, born December 21, has been teaching at East for 23 years. He spends his time fishing, hunting, traveling, and gardening. He teaches Typing | and Accounting. He supervises the Senior can- dy sale and helps with graduation plans. 24 Faculty “Never Is Work Without Reward Or Reward Without Work.” — Mrs. Ledford Mrs. June Lail, born August 5, has been at East for 6 yea rs. She enjoys cross stitch, crafts, and softball. She is the sponsor of the Jr. Civinettes. She teaches Sophomore and Junior English. MUMm Un cintelatel +7 Mrs. Donette Ledford, born April 2 hag been at East for 6 years. She enjoys camp- ing and shopping for crafts. She teaches Basic Math. Mr. Jerry Martin, born August 16, has been custodian at East for 4 years. Mrs. Margaret Mason, bérn Apfil 28, has bées teaching at EasMor 7 ‘years! She is in chatgeé ofjfthe Reading Lab? She| sponsors the Science Fictién Clubs Miss Lorraine Mathis, born October 26, has been a cafeteria worker for 5 years. Mrs. Sandy McCullough, born March 7, has been teaching at East for 1 year. She is a member of the MENC musical organization and the Band Masters Association. She teaches Elementary Band, Handbells, Mixed Chorus, and is the Band Assistant. “If You Can Imagine It, You Can Achieve It. If You Can Dream It, You Can Become It.” — Mrs. McSwain Mrs. Jackie McSwain, born April 5, has been teaching at East for 9 years. She en- joys collecting antiques, jogging, and church activities and sponsors the Keywan- ettes. She teaches Senior English. Mrs. Roella Mellnik, born August 7, has been teaching at East for 12 years. She is a member of the Pilot Club of Rutherford County and the Forest City Planning and Zoning Commission and sponsors the Histo- ty Club. She teaches Psychology, Govern- ment Economics 400 and Government E- conomics 401. A LAQOUV ONDATVL dav Mrs. Sarah Melton, born June 6, has been a cafeteria worker for 6 years. Mrs. Connie Mills, born June 4, has been teaching at East 7 years. She teaches ABE for ICC and is a member of NCAE, and FTA Advisory Committee. She sponsors the Fu- ture Teachers of America. Faculty 25 “Love Never Fails’ S. Norris “Find a Goal and work hard to reach it C. Norman ARE TALKING ABOUT... Mrs. Louinice Motsinger, born December 2, has been teaching six years. She sponsors Wee Ladies! Mr. Joseph Nanney has been teaching at East for two years. His classes are music appreciation and marching band. Mr. Neil Murray has been working in the Mr. Chris Norman, born July 16, has been cafeteria for one year. teaching P.E. at East for one year. He coaches J.V. and Varsity football and girls track. His hobbies are raquetball, softball, golf, and fishing. Mrs. Sandra Norris, born August 29, has Dr. Wallace Peek Jr. was born September | been teaching thirteen years. She sponsors 28. His hobbies are painting and reading. | the Key Club. Mrs. Norris belongs to the Dr. Peeks advice to students is, “Seek your || Women’s Aglow Fellowship. own truth.” 26 Faculty })Mrs. Donna Petty, born December 17,,has 2een teaching at East for five years. Her robbies are music and sewing, and during he summer she helps her husband farm. Mrs. Petty teaches Algebra and General Math. Her advice to students is, “The ea- lest way to be successful at East is to be lere everyday.” Mrs. Donnie Philbeck, born August 49, has worked in the cafeteria for two years. “| believe every student has Potential, and it is my responsibility to find that Potential and build upon it.” J. Pope Mr. Grady Pope, born June 20, has been at East 19 years. He is Vice Principal, Athletic Director, and Drivers Education Teacher. He likes to hunt and fish. Mr. Pope feels that, “It’s great to be a CAVALIER.” Mrs. June Pope, born June 8, has been teaching at East for twelve years. Mrs. Pope is the advisor for the Future Business Leaders of America. She belongs to the North Carolina Business Education Associ- ation. Her hobbies are reading and cros- stitch. LQO8V ONPTIVI dav Mr. Bob Price, born March 2, has been teaching at East sixteen years. He teaches Advanced Algebra, Computers 4, and Computers 2. Mrs. Jane Proctor, born August 13, has been teaching eight years. She sponsors the Freshman Magazine Sale. Faculty 27 “You Will Only Get Out Of Something What You As A Person Invest In That Something.”’ — Mr. T. Smith HMR ARE TALKING ABO vent Mrs. Ann Robbins, born January 4, has been teaching at East for sixteen years. She enjoys reading and cross stitch and sponsors C.I.A. ‘Look for the good in every- one” is her philosophy. She teaches Sopho- more and Senior English. Mr. Robertson, born September 3, has been teaching at East for five years. He spends his time reading or playing golf and sponsors J.V. boys Basketball and Softball all at school. Mr. Robertson believes you should “Hit’m with your best shot’. He teaches Government and Economics. Mrs. Roberts has been at East for thirteen years. She is involved with several organi- zations such as N.C.A.E., A.V.A., and B.M.L.H., sponsors the F.H.A. and helps with the Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee. Mrs. | Roberts thinks you should “take what you have and make what you want’. Her birthday is March 27, she teaches Home Ec. | and advanced Food and Nutrition. hee : b Poles Mr. Boyd Sharpe, born January 3, has been Mrs. Betty Smith, born October 28, has | ee eaten sdecteton ect teaching at East for twenty-two years. He been a secretary at East for twelve years. eae cae : received his B.S. degree at N.C. Stateandis She is involved with church activities, 5 teaching Intro. to Agri., Agri. Prod. |, Agri. | N.C.A.E.O.P. and R.C.A.E.0.P., but spends | Prod. Il. Mr. Sharpe sponsors F.F.A. most of her time with her new baby. 28 Faculty Ar. David Smith, born October 15, has seen at East six years. He teaches P.E. |, 1dvanced P.E., and coaches Track and Var- ity Football. Coach Smith believes ‘Giving ‘our best effort in all that you do is the reatest achievement you can accom- lish.” ER Mrs. Debbie Bailey Smith, born February 13, joined the staff at East three years ago. She teaches Basic Math, assists with the Student Council, and sponsors the C.I.A. She is a member of the “Generic Singers’, plays softball for Bethel, teaches Sunday School, and enjoys baking. Mrs. Smith’s fa- vorite quote is “He who knows does not speak. He who speaks does not know.” — Lao Tzu. “Those Who Dont Read Have No Advantage Over Those Who Cant.” — Mr. Wall Mr. Tony Smith, born March 2, received his B.S. Biology Degree at A.S.U. and has been at East for two years. He teaches Phy. Sci- ence, Bio. 310, and Bio. 3412. Mr. Smith coaches Freshman Football and J.V. Base- ball and spends his time watching sports. Mrs. Robin Taylor, born December 46, has been at East for one year. She teaches General Math, Pre-Algebra 4-A and be- lieves that “You can’t learn Algebra unless you do your homework.” Mrs. Taylor en- joys horseback riding. LAOV ONDYIVL AV Mrs. Deborah Wall, born September 20, has been at East for ten years. She teaches Eng. 9, Eng. 10, A.P. 12, and sponsors Beta Club and High-Q Team. Mrs. Wall enjoys cross stitch, reading, watching old movies, and is involved with the Lattimore Jr. Women’s Club. Her favorite quote is “If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, it expects what never was and never shall be.” Mr. Frank Wall, born February 25, has been Assistant Principal at East for two years. He received his Masters Degree at W.C.U. and sponsors the bus drivers at school. Mr. Wall enjoys hunting, fishing, shooting, and farming. Faculty 29 OUT... ARE ate { Mrs. Helen Waters, who has been at East for one year, is a cafeteria worker. Mrs. Patricia M. Wheeler, born on May 15, has been at East for eight years. She teach- es English: 44-l, 10-C, and 10-H. Mrs. Wheel- er is also a part-time instructor at ICC, a consultant for the National Writing Project, and involved in the National Council of Teachers of English. 30 Faculty “Students should replace inertia with initiative’ Mrs. Patricia Wheeler Mrs. Susan Williams has been teaching Spanish I, Il, and Ill for ten years here at East. She is also in her church choir and co- advisor of Varsity, J.V., and Freshman cheerleaders. She also co-sponsors the Pep Club. Mrs. Williams believes that if you do your best then, “... there’s no need to make excuses ...” Mrs. Jane Wooten, born on December 5, has been teaching at East for six years. She enjoys cross-stitching and candlewicking. She teaches IVE and a business class. Mrs. Betty Wright, born on October 6, East, where she is a librarian’s aide. Mrs. Wright went to Gardner-Webb College for three years. She enjoys reading and has spent fourteen years at art. Mr. Richard Wright, born on June 12, has been teaching for nine years at East. He has received an M.Ed. degree from Con- verse College and he teaches Consumer Math, Geometry, and Calculus. He sponsors the Sportsmen’s Club and is a Senior Spon- sor. Mr. Wright is also a member of the N.R.A. Mr. Tom Wright, born on October 11, has been at East four years coaching football and track. He also teaches Physical Education |, Il, and IV. Mr. Wright, who enjoys golfing, received his B.S. from Appalachian State Univer- sity. Mrs. Betty Yeatts, born on August 9, has” spent eleven years teaching at East. She teaches Physics, Physical Science, and Chemistry. She sponsors fund-raising and class rings for the Junior class. Mrs. Yeatts” enjoys cross-stitching and received an_ M.A.Ed. from Western Carolina University. : Senior Class Officers: Pres. Ken Byrd; V. Pres. Neil Blanton; Black Sponsor: Angie Thompson; White Sponsor: Lesley Reepe; Sec. Linda Barbee; Tres. Gina Elmore. Seniors 341 32 Seniors Seniors 33 “The greatest thing about being a Senior is planning for the future and looking back on the past.” Shelley Crowe = a = o 34 Seniors : Seniors 35 ““My most embarrassing moment was when a basketball bounced off the rim and hit me square in the side of the head. The crowd went wild with laughter and | felt like crawl- ing under a bleacher.” Gina Elmore a s | Chen Heat Pyer Musa dpe Brey Mr Carlen Watt Ela t1de 36 Seniors l aa Hid dren. Ara Grrde Lockey Seniors 37 “The greatest thing about being a Senior is knowing that you do not have to go through twelve more years of school.” Elizabeth Glawson Due Hardim fan 6. Hardie Pluscee Pana leaders od yf a,” 38 Seniors Damen IA 3 . 5 Q Pend rxc | Kembaty Doreen Milben L. Poppers Lico Plopoun bly [Micke Ml jrelot Roy Seniors 39 “I'll never forget the many great friends | have made here at East.”’ Ronald Gurley 40 Seniors Seniors 44 42 Seniors “The greatest thing about being a Senior is assuming the awesome task of being a true leader to our fellow underclassmen, or in common language — DOMINATION!” Austin Caviness GREGRY Lynd MILLWOOD —-Waifh, Onthony- Nowe ae Wooring?x. | Aorle (hut) Wibbam Ulbeh i aa Seniors 43 “I'll never forget playing Trivial Pursuit, talk- ing like Mr. Carver, Banana Sandwiches, Hoop Cheese and Pablo Picasso!! Happiness!”’ Linda Barbee 44 Seniors Seniors 45 “I'll never forget my friends and classmates and all the great times we've had. I'm really going to miss them.” Penni Wilkie Bwuyk. Tony fil Tovrea Tammy hyn l fle No @ Nowe 46 Seniors ' . | Seniors 47 om 48 Seniors LLisa-Sraith year was the Mo-hawks. on F Bert Pri Gina Price — Ricky Ramsey Darrin Sherwin Gary Shires 7 : David Smith aa The best thing about my Senior Debra Talley Gary Toney Yvonne Ungvarsky Rodndy Walker � Ivey Smith “Something | never did but wish | had is get a Mo-hawk.” John Jones SENIOR CME EARL Le iL _ President, Crawford; President, Jimmy Collins; Co-Sponsors, Donna Flack and Renee Secretary, Sheila Matheny; Treasurer, Janet Dailey; Vice- Russell Cudd. Juniors 53 Class Of ‘86 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE = | ke Bee. Dwayne Adams Kim Adams Laura Alexander Shelby Allen Sarah Adair Danny Adams Budd Arrowood Dawn Austin Lora Bailey Tim Bailey Crystal Allred Jordan Armstrong Christie Beheler Michelle Beheler Carol Bishop Becky Blanton Pam Bartles Brian Beane Freddie Blanton Jimmy Blanton 54 Juniors Kerry Brock Scott Blanton Tommy Blanton David Booker Pavid Bradshaw Brian Bridges Gray Brooks Jimmy Brooks Michael Brooks Barbra Brown Paul Brown Stephanie Brown Lamonda Buchanon Toni Buff Brannon Bright : Greg Brown Melissa Brown Lisa Brandle Melissa Branch Barry Bridges Juniors 55 Darrell Burnette Christy Calliaon Carla Carson Cindy Childers 56 Juniors Degie Burnette Terri Campbell Penny Carter Jimmy Cilone Shannon Byers Bert Canipe Renee Carver Paul Claspill Jeff Cabaniss Thomas Carroll Charles Cash Tracy Clements Greg Chapa Jerry Cogdell Ariane Chapman Jimmy Collins Party With y y 4 A is HIG 4 Chan Conrad Missy Cooke Russell Cudd Sherri Cunningham Janet Dailey Jody Dalton Renee Crawford Shannon Cross Starlyn Davis Tammy Davis William Davis Janyne Davenport Debbi Daniel Pennie Davis Jeff Dotson Chris Dowdle Eric Edwards LaShon Edwards Steven Day Jeff Dodson Juniors 57 Ken Elliot Gary Eplee Donna Flack Charlie Freeman 58 Juniors Rachael Enrich Karen Eplee Mark Flack Tim Freshour Juniors Strive To Make The Best Out Of East!! Donna Ferguson Loretta Flynn Lydia Fulton Kyle Fisher Eric Foster Linda Gellner Lynn Fisher Terry Fowler Calvin Gettys Cooper Flack Angie Francis Steven Gettys Dale Gilbert Tracy Gornto Clay Graybill Tregg Greene po Ae, Bs Pee eee ee oe Oe Bog Be eee ne a 9 Rhonda Gill Sandy Gosey Mike Greene Sonja Grindstaff Allen Gillkin Don Grizzard Gina Givens Reid Guffey Ricky Godfrey Rodney Gosnell Karen Greene Tonya Guffey Sharon Goode Rodney Grant Roger Greene Danny Hamrick Juniors 59 uniors Wonder ... ill We Ever Get Ouf? Tommy Harmon Bobbi Harrill Ryan Harrill Vincent Harris Keith Hardin Sharon Hardin Sherry Hensley David Herndon Paula Herron Shelly Higdon Karin Heath Darrell Hensley Frankie Hines Melissa Hinson Kristi Hogan David Holland Pam Hill Robert Hill Bobby Hollifield Emily Hollifield 60 Juniors Robby Hutchins Mike Jones Robbie Jackson Rhonda Jones Lynn Hoppes Susan Hudson Monique Jenkins Sherri Jones Rita Hoppes Donna Hughs Rayford Johnson Tim Jones Nancy Hoyle Annie Hunt Joel Jolley Kim Jowers Elvia Hudson Brenda Hurdt Debbie Jones John Keeter Juniors 64 The Juniors Receive Their Class Rings ans i ete: ‘ Mn - DPR RI Pes ane . 4 ‘ee ee bn “ get Pe ee ee an Saw ™ AEE Dana Koone Jimmie Lancaster Mitch Ledford Phillip Ledford Jeff Kimbrell Crystal Knight Julie Logan Richard Logan Sherry Logan Todd Love Rodney Lewis Eddie Littlejohn Paul Lovette Alisha Lowery Rene Marlowe Lisa Martin Dan Lovelace Steve Lovelace Shelia Matheny Melissa Mayes 62 Juniors Spencer McAdoo Sallie McBrayer Amy McCoy Coy McCurry Delaphine McCurry Melody McFarland Jill McSwain Keith Medford Ricky McKinney Randy McKinney Wendy McLaughlin Shannon McMahan : Drew Moore Lewis Moore Stephanie Mooring Sherry Morrow Crisi Ohmstead Emily Parker Chris Moss Eddie Mote Scott Murray Tammy Newton 63 Juniors Juniors Look Foward To The Junior-Senior Tammy Philbeck Caroline Phillips Sherrie Phillips Dirk Pope Kurt Pearson Mike Philbeck Cheri Price Garrett Price Suzan Price ‘Marianette Proctor Jeff Powell Renee Powell Tim Rabb Kaye Ramsey George Randlett Steve Reynolds Michelle Pruett Robby Putnam Greg Rhodes 64 Juniors Chris Shehan Martha Searcy ‘ i Dean Roberts Anna Robinson oe te Melissa Smart Daniel Smith og ache Sharon Robinson Pam Roeker Martin Rogers an eee Eleana Rossman Scott Rumfelt Ns wae Sicley Nathan Simmons Shannon Skipper Juniors 65 Karen Smith Tammy Stamper Tony Stroud Kellie Taylor 66 Juniors Kim Smith Tabby Stott Travis Stroud Frankie Terry Scott Smith Tammy Tessenear Steven Smith Kim Toms Kim Spratt Jeff Stroud Rodney Surratt Annette Toney Matt Stamey Marvin Stroud Renee Swink Pam Toney PSAT Blows Juniors’ Minds Carol Walker Larry Walker Pam Walker Casey Wallace Tracy Upton Lesa Van Dyke Scott Waters Rodney Watkins Robbie Watts Michael Webb Endiah Washington Thomas Washington Debra Whitaker Melanie White Roger White Brian Whitener Wendy Wells James Whisnant Thomas Whitemire Todd Wiles Juniors 67 Ricky Wilkerson Linda Wilson Marla Wilson Tammy Wilson Tina Wilson Sharon Woods f Brenda Wright Bo Wyatt John Wyant Leslie Yancey Angie Young Juniors not pictured: Laura Alexander, Dawn - “4 Austin, Sarah Bailey, William Blanton, Scott UnIor ] e: Blanton, Ann Bright, Frankie Brown, John Da- vis, Andy Green, Bobby Hamilton, Grant Har- din, Mark Harris, Terence Harris, Calvin Hill, Greg Huntley, Michael Moony, Charlie Murray, Jimmy Nanney, Richard Pittman, Scott Putnam, Timothy Reep, Becky Sanders, Tony Triana, Charles Wallace, Barry Walker, Ronald Wa- ters. Favorite Music Hard Rock: Popular Rock: Country: Soul: Bluegrass: Classical Music: 68 Juniors Favorite Female Singer 1. Cyndi Lauper 2. Madona Tina Turner Chaka Khan Sylvia Favorite Male Singer 1. Prince 2. David Lee Roth 3. Lionel Richie 4. Bruce Springstein 5. Rick Springfield Juniors 69 Favorite Places To Go On Fridays 14 — Movies 2 — Ballgame 3 — Mall Favorite Places To Go On Saturday 1. Mall, 2. Parties, 3. Movies Favorite Places To Go On Sunday Afternoon 1. Riding Around 2. Friend’s House Favorite Bands Alabama ZZ Top Van Halen Duran Duran Prince D.M.C. 70 Junior Life Favorite Kind Of Movie 1. Horror 2. Mystery 3. Comedy 4. Love Story 5. Musicals Favorite Movies Purple Rain Footloose Revenge of The Nerds Gremlins Flashdance Bachelor Party Police Academy Karate Kid Women in Red Ghost Busters i X-Yo I DYohyvany Teachers 71 Junior Life 1 To Go! GEA 41 Down 72 Junior Life Sophomore Class Officers: Sec. Jeff Jones; Tres. Angie Buchanon; V. Pres. Vanessa Harris; Pres. Patrick Jolley. Sophomores Sophomores 73 eso) 0) no)a ne) cy. Times For New Adventures .. . Donna Adair Sherri Allen AKelap omy -Vi(-¥1) Carol Andrews Amy Arrowood Michael Bailey Kent Baldwin Rodney Barner Tina Barner Patsy Barnett Tim Beane Travis Beaver Lewis Bell Andrea Bennett David Bennett Steven Bennett Eddie Black Angela Blackwood James Blanton Jeff Blanton Michael Blanton Rick Blanton John Brackett Tony Brackett Bryan Bradley Scott Bright Kevin Brock 74 Sophomores Favorite T.V. Stations 1. CBS’ 21347. NBC — 4, 5, 36 ABC — 9, 13 PBS — 29, 49 2 3. WHNS — 21, 40 4. a: _ Danita Brooks Wayne Brooks Allison Brower Angela Browning Stephanie Brown Angie Buchanan Doug Buckner Todd Burnett Mary Burns Kerrie Byers Tammy Byers Rodney Butler Shelley Butler Amy. Caldwell Todd Calton Randy Campbell Tammy Campbell Quenton Cannon Sam Cargill Angela Cash Pamela Chapman Jeff Condrey Todd Cook Charles Copeland Sandy Craft Renee Crain Gloria Cromer Sophomores 75— a Ricky Curtis Janie Davis John Davis Sherry Davis Rowena Dawkins Ruth Deese Dipa Desai Shane Dodson Jimmy Douglas Mike Duncan Corneilus Edgerton � Ramone Edgerton Sandra Edgerton Xo) of Timm tee] cor) Xo} (Wl tate] (olate] Chris Ervay Shannon Fender Raina Ferguson C@itiiiem aren Jack Freeman Tammie Freeman John Gammon Scott Gibson Dawn Godfrey Tammy Godfrey Kathy Goode Brian Gordon Tim Gossett Rusty Graybill Johnathan Grayson Bruce Green Glenda Greene Michelle Greene Starla Greene Tina Greene BY fetal (-SamClilntelt(olii 76 Sophomores et re tree nr RR SS EE Src a Denise Grizzard Kim Gurley Hl boo) ohn alofanliiiey al Daryl Hammock Wot foleisfomalelnnlitans Wesley Hamrick Kim Hansley. Chuck Hardin” Susan Harmon Debbie Harris | Vanessa Harris Debbie Hawkins Robbie Hawkins. Tammy Hawkins Ted Hawkins Tom Hawkins - Michelle Head Kelly Hennessee Howard Henson Jamie Henson th Beverly Herring Jackie Hill Mia Hines Darrin Holland Doug Hollars James Hollifield John Hollifield’ Steve Hollifield Tony Hooper | Melinda Hoppes - Scott Hoppes Scott Houser Rocksann Hudson AY iolcoyaMl a lUrehyoyg) Renee Huffstickler Kim Hughes Sophomores 77 Jimmy Hunt Keith Hunt Lisa Hunt Deborah Jackson Mary Jackson Terri Jackson Greg Jennings Patrick Jolley Amelia Jones Ann Jones Donna Jones , Jeff Jones Kim Jones Steven Jones Susan Jones Jeff Jowers Cindy Justice Derek Keever Bill Kilgore Teresa Kimbrell Larry Kingdon Dennis Lail IY Neli(-sicoll MohZ-Yalo(-1 Todd Lavender Lol (Tale K-Yela} Kathy Leach Alan Ledbetter Rhonda Ledbetter Tracy Ledbetter Chris Lee Cindy Lee Gene Lee Robby Litaker April Littlejohn Eric Loffin LAW Aelm Kole) telelole] 78 Sophomores No Photo Available Favorite T.V. Times PM To 10 PM 3 PM To 6 PM 10 PM To 1 PM 6 PM To 8 PM 8 PM To 9 PM 6:30 PM To 7 PM 4 PM To 6 PM UNatet =} (ol KehQ-) (ofe-) Dana Lovelace Lisa Lowery IY oateh¥au MUtel {olalolo) Kenny Mace Garland Macopson Raleigh Mann ita romu eyeye) Buster Martin Tracy Martin Scott Matheny Chad Mayse Crystal McAbee Jenny McCary Tad McCuen Rhonda McCombs Donna McCurry April McDowell Andy McEntire Donell McEntire Paula McEntire Mary McEntire Carolyn Meeks Larry Meeks Sophomores 79 ite Types Of T.V. Shows Te ats ic Adventure Mus 6. Comedy-Drama Soaps Comedy Cr 7. Science 8. Variety Other 2. i 4. le 9. Cartoons 10. 1 eno) Kelli Mode ow (oat 06 = S Cindy Melton Kimberly Melton Linda Michlae Keith Mitchell Dorene Miller Ranee Miller ie 9 ° = 2 iS ¢c 0 4 Mitchell Melton ® ¢ 0 ° = © oO £ x = pret tanertr rr An oe Neate at at, Wyieaeas a Eiiieleetatet er, opeeaser habs ta rae erate sriteisanceazeses ee sepestsess Scott Morrow Darrel Murray Jeff Murray Wanda Murray Bruce Odel Angie Owens Charles Padgett Monica Paris Jody Peeler Angela Price Cindy Price Page Padgett Laurann Payne Crystal Newton Tammie Padgett Candace Person 80 Sophomores Jason Price Melanie Queen Mark Randall BYeoyi a Col avele) || Tina Reid Susan Revels Sonya Revels Renee Ribich i David Robbins © Janet Robbins Tina Robinson Garret, Ross Guinivere Ross — Scott Ruppe Becky Searcy Shirley Sears Donnie Self Greg Settlemyre Stacey Shade Kenneth Shaw — Angela Shelton Brian Shepherd Jill Sheppard Scott Short Favorite T.V. Shows 1. A-Team 2. Guiding Light cee 3. Dallas Lori Sisk 4. Magnum P.I. 5. Simon Simon 6. Cosby Show 7. Riptide om-N ae) Li 9. Miami Vice 10. Knots Landing Lsteliefelcommyantiin Doris Smith Sophomores 84 Dusty Smith Timmy Smith Wanda Smith Wesley Smith Robert Splawn Brian Stacey Machery! Staley Donald Stevens Darren Street Greg Street William Suttles Mia Swann Michael Swink Calvin Tate Lori Tessnear Randy Tessnear Scott Therrell Daphne Thompson BYol comm fate) (a) Kris Toms Lori Toms 82 Sophomores Tammy Toms Kim Toney Libby Toney Kenny Van Dyke Missy Walker : A KeYole hfe] |(ofa-) Crystal Ward Karen Ward Taryah Washington Leslie Weathers . Tammy Webb — Crystal Whisnant Chery! White Tim, Wilcox Larry Wilkerson Tammy Wilkerson Trina Wilkerson Vernice Wilkerson Community Kevin Wilkins Involvements ya @i aU] col Gavel | 2. Sports 3. Other 4. Acteens 5. Youth Groups . Mickey Williams Keith Willis Rusty Wood Sophomores 83 sXe) o) alo) nate) = Experiences — License Biology @) fol=liTare) @ font ales °o 84 Sophomores Sophomores 85 86 Sophomores Dear Ann Landers — Often we hear the words attrib- uted to John F. Kennedy: ‘Life is unfair.’'Too bad that the quote always appears out of context. The entire paragraph is worth hearing again and again. | am enclosing it and hope you will print it. — D.K.L. In Great Falls, Montana Dear Great — Thanks for sending it on. It’s excellent. “There is always inequity in life. Some men are killed in war and some men are wounded. Some men never leave the country and some men are stationed in the Antarctic while others are stationed in San Francisco. It’s very hard in the military or in personal life to assure complete equality. Life is unfair”. Sophomores 87 oye fH HV HTT PTTEOETTOEDD etete te tl on it lh ap Mo 88 Sophomores [EN NESE t Freshmen class officers are: Pres; Dalea Ohmstead, V. Pres; John McDonald, Sec; Jill Elmore, Treas; Missy Adams, Co-Sponsers are Lori Jackson and April Burnette. Freshmen Freshmen 89 Freshman Set Foot Upon New Soil Favorite Cars Porche 101 Trans Am 45 Camaro 36 Corvette 29 Pulsar X-L 15 Bryan Adair Missy Adams Mitch Adams Robert Elaine Allen °Lynn Baker Marty Boyd Anita Ashburn Angie Atchley Mark Bailey Alexander Donna Baker Curtis Baxter David Baynard Brad Beal ri Scott Bailey Patrina Bell Christie Brown Van Bernhart feiiticelze) Mike Beheler Beth Blackburn Greg Blackburn Anthony Blanton _ Biggerstaff Chris Billingsley Tracy Bradley Daniel Boone Cindy Brackett Detta Barbee 90 Freshmen Colleges U.N.C. 243 Clemson 41 N.C.S.U. 20 Duke 7 Georgia 2 Appalachian 2 ate) |! teGat U.S.F. 4 Georgetown 1 Till Campbell Brian Cilone Rodney Cogdell Scott Canipe Kenneth Clapsill Geni Collins Amy Carlton Shane Cline . Dwyane Connor Scott Bradshaw Julie Bright Jerry Burke Yoh van Gel ice) | Peggy Cogdell Rhonda Connor 1 Via ntel comm sirelatel( Anthony Brooks April Burnette Lisa Chapman Lauree Bridges Waylon Bumgarner Robert Butler Lynn Chapman Michell Bridges Brian Burgess Donna Byers Ricky Champion Chris Bright Stephanie Burgess Brian Campbell Steve Chapman Freshmen 914 Frosties Are Favorite Colors Red 112 Blue 104 Purple 90 Green 9 Black 9 Bill Davis CTT ate (-1am Pleo] tesa) Terri Cook Connie Cooper Duane Cooper Wayne Cooper Kathy Corbin Xo Gelthioyy David Day Kim Davis Tina Crain Randy Crump Tracy Crump Donna Curtis Shelia Daves Troy Davenport Catherine Conrad Dillard Rhonda Davis XeYate] (ol Plena ts Shanna Davis Cheymaine PT ToTsToll Xe Niel Col) Evan Edwards Dossantos Eric Dover Doug Dobbins Eddie Dobbins James Dobbins Edwards David Evans Roger Evans Laura Ellis Jill Elmore Joe Duncan Mark Duncan Roman Dorsey Shelly Epley Stephanie Enloe Jennifer Enrich Marc Epley Angela Gibbons Derrick Gibson Tammy Evans Kelli Fisher Kelly Floyd } Eric Gold Mike Goode Twila Fowler Andy Francis Kim Galvin Ann Greene April Greene Jessie Greene Kenneth Greene NICRECTIICtyo)(— James Guffey Randy Guffey Erlindo Guillermo Brett Hammond Ricky Goodman Scott Greene Connie Hardin Jamie Flynn ol fel Clolanle) Karen Givens Kristie Gornto Tracy Greene Tracy Hardin Ronnie Forbes James Gardner Dwayne Glover Tammy Grant Cristie Foster Lisa Gettys George Glover Guy Graybill Freshmen 93° Freshmen Make Transition To Bigger Things Favorite Clothing Stores 1. Belks 2. Junction 3. Sidneys 4. Corner Style Shop 5. Pennys 6. K-Mart David Harrill Patti Harrill Sherry Head Patty Henson Shannon Holliday Chuck Hollifield 94 Freshmen Tracey Harrill Brent Herron Dale Hoppes James Hudson, Jr. Susan Humphries Connie Harris Teresa Hill i Viel tel com aleyal= Wayne Hull Tanya Hunnicutt Johnny Harris Robert Harris (CTTaveMaleh dats) Tim Hill Arevia Hodge Darlene Hodge Connie Hudson Derrell Hutchins Missy Humphries Dennis Hurdt Lora Haynes Kim Hodge Brian James Patrick Jones Jeff Lambert Bobbie Jaycox Tommy Jones John Landis Bart Jenkins Brad Joyner ibYelolepvam Relate] aUlna) Freshmen Tanya Huntley Michael Jimmerson Kim Keeter Shannon Lane Kevin Jackson Rodney Jimmerson Spaniel Kelly Curtis Latimore Keith Jackson Amy Jones Tina Kimbell Arthur Laughter Lori Jackson Brad Jones Grant King Gienger Laughton Robert Johnson Karen Jones Denise Kingdom Kim Ledford Freshmen 95 Freshmen Display Versitality Lynn Ledford Kenny Levesque Lisha Logan Edie Lovelace Berry Lowery Lori Lynch Laurie nua a bee cue Rodney Marshall Donna Martin Melissa Martin Lisa Mayse Lynn Mayes Rodney McCurry Lee McDanie e n i ere Sonya McDowell Kevin Mcentire Mark McFarland Todd McGinnis Traci McGuire David McKim Patrick Meeks rian Melto Jimmy Melton James Moore Jason Morrow Tim Mosely Robert Mote Lisa Murray Rodney Murray Tricia Murray Tracy Nanney John Neal 96 Freshmen oe Freshmen Show Much Pazazz!! | Tanya Philbeck Jonathan Pittman Jeffery Newton David Norris Wayne O'Dell [Dye] K-YoIM ©) sYu aki (-tele Man Yeh wal xela.3 Shane Packer Dwayne Poteat = Anthione Powell Chuck Padgett Lisa Padgett Shannon Allan Peeler Lynn Peeler Tracy Peeler | Mike Price Robert Price Bill Pless Sheila Ponton Patterson Gary Powell Jamie Powell Andrea Porter David Prince Shannon Ramsey = Cynthia Price | Reagan Randall || Freshmen 97 Freshmen Raise Money From Magazine Sales Favorite Brand Names Jordache 113 Calvin Klein 71 Saddlebred Lee 14 Donnie Rogers Alan Ross i Nfeatel CoM Xelavele] || Steven Rhoads Davy Rhyne Jeffery Rich Jeremy Rich Kenneth Richards Tammy Sain Stephanie Pat Richards Adriene « Alice Robinson Jammie Brooke Sheilds Annette Rogers Travis Shade Salmon Charlie Ross Robinson Lisa Ruppe Robinson Warren Sheehan Meri Saunders Ronnie Ross Ronnie Self Gary Shehan Randy Self Kim Shores Charles Shelton 98 Freshmen ee 1988 Seniors: Freshmen Courses F irst Class To Require 20 ge... Units Driver's Education Government Economics Physical Science General Math Algebra | Pre-Algebra Home Economics Agriculture French | Spanish | Publications Typing | I Yom ad atelie) Available Billy Smith Donna Smith Kelly Smith Teresa Shytle Kim Silver Melinda Sims Barbie Smith Mike Splawn Rodney Staggs Susie Stamey Leslie Smith Michael Souther Brian Splawn elel(-Yammyo) (oh uvda) Tony Strickland Angela Surratt Tammy Suttles Tracy Stevens Anna Stewert Tracy Stewert Jeff Street Xolave ham hwalt las David Talley Jesse Tate Randi Taub Freshmen 99 Frosties — Least To East Most To 400 Freshmen Chris Tesseniar Keith Toney Patsy Toney Tammy Tyner Boast Debra Tesseneer Ann: Toney Kim Toney Chris Towery Jim Valdez Steve Thorn Debra Toney Lisa Toney Angie Tessnair Darrell Toney Larry Toney Mashonda Twitty Bobby Vicker Neal Tomblin Eddie Toney Jennifer Toney Freshmen Homerooms Arrowood Campbell Connor Davis Denning Guthrie Isenhour Mason Mills Petty Proctor Robbins i Sa ee eee Freshmen Experience Romeo And JUet Kevin Watkins Robby West Cindy Watts Sherry Whelchel Brian Weast bel gorel comm. ali r=) Cathy Walker Wendy Walker Ronald Washington Jarnes Wease Leslie Whitener Chad Walker Martin Wall Dean Washburn Steve Weast Chris Whiteside Cynthia Walker Benji Ward Eric Waters Missy Webb Debbie Whiteside Mike Walker Sonjia Warren Keith Watkins Sandy Wells Christy Waters Alicia Whisnant Freshmen 104 Freshmen Class; Not Fancy, abulous Cathy Wiggins Cynthia Amy Wilkins Stanley Wilkins Rodney Willis Shelly Willis Wilkerson Billy Wyatt Mike Yelton Steve York Shana Wood 102 Freshmen | reshmen Grieved Over Death Of Classmate Susan Humphries As | had done against God's will. The chief of police and sheriff's patrol Found the cash that | had stole. They chased me to the end of my trail And locked me in the Waynesville jail. But time has passed and now |'m free And back in school at HRD. ARR RR RRC REINS | wrote this poem for every fool Who does not like to go to school, So go back now; Don't say ‘'I'll wait’ Just hang in there and graduate. Don't drop out cause that's not cool; To graduate is the main rule. | tell you this because It’s true My legend of a dropout fool. Kelth Fowler Haywood Tech, March, 1981 Western North Caroling Tomorrow thanks Joseph Nanney, President aj Haywood Technica! College and a member of the WNCT Education Committee who sent us this poem. We apprecisle the author's willingness to share It, Freshmen 103 104 Freshmen Life ie) oOo = s o = — Cc o E po Lal 2 ire Energy Awareness is not a very common subject discussed. But there are several students at Cool Springs Jr. High and East High School that are determined to make it more obvious throughout the Rutherford county schools. The organization is actually two clubs in one. The two clubs are NCSAS (North Carolina Student Academy of Sciences) and NEED (National Energy Education Day project). The club consists of 89 members from the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades. The advisors are Doris Tucker and Robby Jenkins. The club officers are front row, left to right, Connie Yelton; 7th grade representative; DaLea Ohmstead, President; and Crystal Skipper, secretary. Back row left to right, Robby Jenkins, advisor; Matt Brown, 8th grade representative; Jeff Lambert, 9th grade representative; Bart Jenkins, treasurer; Tami Matheny, Vice President; and Doris Tucker, advisor. Freshman Life Is A Big Adventure 406 Freshman Life TODA a pip 7 i mciamerror oe allied meee Nene . ivities Act Activities 107 4 Font been ple ° ° —— a Qau Advisors Resigns After Rowing. 0 prtleme, Thirteen Successful Years you + hea Gwer up Whin the going gol a Ltthe Nous [QR admue thet | er Hozegn | “2N0 FAW Cc, aN cere aes eee The Student Council is an organization that promotes a closer and more sincere rela- tionship between the student body and the school administration. The activities this year are homecoming, Operation Santa Claus, the canned food drive, the student faculty ballgame, Student Council work- shop Clique Day, and Awards Day. Good Work. The Senior members of the Student Council are: Katie Wright, Jill Ingle, Caroline Car- penter, Starlyn Jolley, Melissa Strickland, Shelia Toms, Todd Price, Lesley Reepe, Stephanie Brown, Shelley Newton, Paige Shelton, and Hope Queen Officers Richard Carroll — President Bobbie Jean Harrill — Vice- President Sheila Matheny — Secretary John Davis — Treasurer Sonja Grindstaff — Corresponding Secretary 108 Government THIS ROOE . Dios LeW CONSTRUCT B.M.W ALL Jr. | 1. SHARP OBJECTS wit panne freshman 1934-1985 handbook The Junior members of the Student Council are Emily Parker, Terri Campbell, Christy Callison, Steven Day, Tracey Gornto, Monique Jenkins, Caroline Carpenter, Phillips, Pam Walker, Tracy Clements, Martha Searcy, Sheila Matheny, Elizabeth Glawson, Ariane Chapman, Rachel Enrich, Debbie Daniel, John Keeter, Cooper Flack, Karen Eplee, Sharon Robinson, Wendy Wells, Sarah Adair, Melissa Branch, Sherry Morrow, Kellie Taylor, Endiah Washington, Degie Burnette, Lynn Hoppes, Kurt Pearson, Jenny Shipley, Sonja Grindstaff, Tregg Greene, Leslie Yancey, Bobbie Jean Harrill, and Shannon Cross. The Handbook Committee members are, Sharon Robinson, Chairperson; Caroline Phillips, Chairperson; Martha Searcy, John Davis, and Sheila Matheny. The Election Committee members are, Chairper- son, Monica Paris; Co-Chairperson, Becky Searcy; Shannon Cross, and Kelley Hennessee Government 109 The Sophomore members of the Student Council are Todd Lavender, Rowena Dawkins, Mandy Luckadoo, Tammy Byers, Allison Brower, Dawn Godfrey, Todd Burnette, Paul Lovette, Leslie Weathers, Kim Hansley, Lori Sisk, John Davis, Guinevere Ross, Carol Andrews, Tina Barner, Kerrie Byers, Becky Searcy, Janie Davis, Tammie Padgett, Sarah Thorn, Tammy Webb, Crystal McAbee, Vanessa Harris, Monica Paris, Kimberly Hughes, Kally Hennessee, Angie Buchanan, Tanyah Washington, Malanie Queen, Dipa Desai, Tracey Martin, Lori Tessnear, and Linda Michalove. The Interclub Council members are Allison Toney, Christie Hogan, Steven Day, Kurt Pearson, Michael Lee, Scott Hardin, Keith Moore, Randy Wyatt, Chris Glover, Robbie Putnam, Richard Carroll, Caroline Phillips, Melissa Branch, Leslie Harmon, Lesley Reepe, Sandy Lail, Shannon Hamrick, Kathy Eplee, Norma Coffey, Denise Martin, and Bobbi Jean Harrill. The Project Committee members are Chairperson, Caroline Phillips and Sheila Matheny, Page Padgett, Jenny Shipley, Karin Heath, Lori Tessanear, Angie Buchanan, Bobbi Jean Harrill, Tammy Webb, Leslie Weathers, and Richard Carroll. 110 Government The Freshman members are Geni Collins, Lynn Peeler, Twila Fowler, Kim Keefer, Dwayne Glover, Richard Randall, Tracey Nenney, Lori Jackson, Jerry Burke, Beth Blackburn, DaLea Ohmstead, D’Etta Barbee, Tracey Harrill, Missy Adams, Lynn Ledford, Shelly Willis, Kim Silver, Tammy Sain, Shana Wood, Stephanie Enloe, Ronnie Forbes, Andrea Porter, Kristie Gornto, David Norris, Lisa Ruppe, Kellie Fisher, Angela Surratt, Sheila Ponton, John Neal, and Sheila Daves. The Spirit Committee members are Lesley Yancey, Janet Daily, Terri Campbell, Melis- sa Branch, Wendy Wells, Ariane Chapman, Endiah Washington, Linda Barbee, Paige Shelton, Lesley Reepe, Shelly Higdon, and Kelly Pack. The Homecoming Committee members are Chairperson, Steven Daty and Pam Walk- er; Melanie Queen, Rowena Dawkins, Hope Queen, Degie Burnette, Depa Desia, Sarah Thorn, Kurt Pearson, Monique Jen- kins, Sonja Grindstaff, Endiah Washington, Tregg Greene, and Richard Carroll. Government 1114 The members of the French Club are: Janice Ledbetter, Pam Bartles, Kim- berly Hughes, Christina Frase, Paul Brown, David Robbins, Jeff Sisk, Jeff Murray, Debby Daniel, Brenda Wright, Lisa Martin, Tina Wilson, Lori Tess- near, Pam Walker, Leslie Weathers, Kim Jones, Janet Robbins, Ruth Deese, Rhonda Ledbetter, Crisi Ohmstead, Shelley Newton, Caroline Carpenter, Caroline Phillips, Sheila Toms, Travis Stroud, Richard Carroll, Tammy Wilson, Wendy Hawkins, Michelle Toms, Randy Wyatt, Lori Toms, Lori Sisk, Karen Eplee, Paul Lovette, Linda Barbee, Jenny Shipley, Tammy Campbell, Brian Shepard, Budd Arrowood, Rachel Enrich, Sam Cargill, Rodney Marshall, Karen Smith, Janet Robbins, Jenny McCray, Donna Earley, Melanie Queen, Jeff Jones, Kim Jowers, Janie Davis, Ricky Goodman, Martha Searcy, Beth Blackburn, Bobbi Jean Harrill. The officers are: President — Crisi Ohmstead Vice-President — Linda Barbee Secretary — Rachel Enrich Treasurer — Angie Owens Reporter — Donna Early The purpose of the French Club is to supplement what they learn in class about French customs and culture. To become a member of the French Club you have to take French or be a member of the French Honor Society. The club met with the French Club of Chase High School in the Spring. Tour Of The Biltmore Highlights Of Spring The French National Honor Society focus- es mainly upon recognizing students for their outstanding performances in French. Requirements for membership in this club are that you maintain an overall A average in French 1 and 2, and B average overall. Members of the French Honor Society are: Rachel Enrich, Mele Beauchamp,, Sharon Robinson, Ginger Cannon, Beth Littlefield, Katie Wright, Shelly Newton, Janice Led- better, Pennie Wilkie, Sonja Grindstaff, Mike Lee, Shelly Higdon. The officers are: President — Shelly New- ton, Vice-President — Shelly Higdon Secretary — Ginger Can- non Treasurer — Mele Beau- champ 112 Subject Club Is ot Bs ws) R 3 y 8 8 . Mp YE Kim Adams, Angie Atchley, Bonnie Aycock, Melissa Branch, Brannon Bright, Joy Bryan, Angie Buchanan, Kerrie Byers, Tammy Byers, Christy Callison, Terri Campbell, Ginger Cannon, Caroline Carpenter, Lisa Champion, Tracy Clements, Chan Conrad, Darron Crook, Janet Dailey, John Davis, Kim Davis, Lynn Davis, Starlyn Davis, Steven Day, Dina Desai, Donna Early, Chris Ervay, Andy Francis, Dwayne Glover, Kim Hansley, Bobbi Jean Harrill, Vanessa Harris, Jill Ingle, Bart Jenkins, Monique Jenkins, Dana Koone, Lisa Lavender, Rhonda Ledbetter, April Lee, Michael Lee, Beth Littlefield, Mandy Luckadoo, Mary McDonald, Raleigh D. Mann, Rene Marlowe, Denise Marti, Tracy Martin, Kimberly Melton, Keith Moore, John Neal, Dalea Ohmstead, Page Padgett, Emily Parker, Tammy Philbeck, Tanya Philbeck, Caroline Phillips, Todd Price, Reagan Randall, Richard Randall, Pat Richards, Martha Searcy, Joycé Shelton, Lori Sisk, Kellie Taylor, Lori Tessner, Ann Toney, Debra Toney, Pam Walker, Karen Ward, Leslie Weathers, Tina Wilson, John McDonald, Todd Calton, Leslie Harmon, Andrea Porter, Richard Carroll, Andrea Bennett, Tommy White, Debbie Vaughn, Sonia Warren, David Norris, Detta Harbee, Anna Robinson, Kurt Pearson. Reagan Wins Mock Election At East Ml HI | | | The main purpose of the History Club is to develop an understanding and ap- preciation of the history of our country. Anyone who has an interest in the His- tory Club can become a member if they have taken a Social Studies course. The club sponsored a mock election at East this past Fall. PTT Subject Club 113 Math Geniuses Tutor Students MATH CLUB The MATH CLUB has been involved with helping others this year. They went caroling to two resth- omes and tutored others that were needing help in math. The main purpose of the MATH CLUB is to provide fellowship with others who enjoy math. To be a member of the MATH CLUB, you must maintain a ‘C’ average in math courses and attend meetings regularly. Dues are $2.00. The MATH CLUB members are: Angie Atchley, Lynn Baker, Andrea Bennett, Wendy Brittain, Angie Bu- chanan, Mary Burns, Donna Byers, Lisa Champion, Brian Cilone, Sherri Cunningham, John Davis, Steven Day, Ruth Deese, Laura Ellis, James Guffey, Monique Jenkins, Cyndi Justice, John Landis, Spencer McAdoo, John Neal, David Norris, Kurt Pearson, Lynn Peeler, Barbara Smith, Kellie Taylor, Cathy Walker, Pam Walker Needing Help Christmas At East 4. Jr. Civitans 2. Todd Bennett 3. Band — County Concert at the Mall. Christmas is one of the most favorite holidays at East. It is a time for sharing, caring and being with the ones you love, Not to mention helping the ones in need. This year the Student Council took charge over Operation Santa Claus. They placed boxes in banks all around the county in which the community contributed various items for the needy families. The Jr. Civitans sponsored a clothes drive and collected food for the needy families around the county. Of course, everybody's favorite — SANTA! This year Todd Bennett played the role of Santa Claus at Forest City Elementary School. Not only was it enjoyable to the children, but to the teachers as well. It brought a warm feeling to everyone’s heart. Christmas 415 Officers — Pres. — Scott Hardin, Vice Pres. — Philip Shows, Sec. Sheila Matheny, Treas. — Shannon Cross, Rep. — Tracy Clements, Proj. chair- man — Steven Day. Members — Amy Arrowood, Kerry Brock, Tammy Davis, Jack Freeman, Glenda Greene, Michelle Head, David Herndon, Shelly Higdon, Tammie Padgett, Sarah Thorn, Bryan Adair, Eric Foster, Wesley Hamrick, Kim Hansley, Becky Searcy, Kim Toney, Tammy Webb, Tammy Byers, Terri Campbell, Shannon Cross, Steve Day, Tracia Gornto, Sheila Matheny , Wendy Wells, Leslie Yancey, Melissa Branch, Penny Carter, Eric Chester, Tracy Clements, Sheri Cunningham, Mike Duncan, Kale England, Scott Hardin, Keith Hunt, Todd Lavender, Mandy Luckadoo, Rhonda McCombs, Jill McSwain, Debbie Self, Phillip Shows, Jeff Blanton, Norlina Brooks, Ariane Chapman, Lynn Davis, Eric Edwards, Karin Heath, Moni- que Jenkins, Kelly Pack, Emily Parker, Renee Shew, Lisa Lavender, Christy Callison, Endiah Washington, Pam Keitt, and Melanie Mauney. que ‘embers are; Pam Withrow, Carla Carson, Penni Wilkie, Endiah Washington, Marilyn Kelly, Kim Jones, Angie Francis, Pam Keitt, Janyne avenport, Tracey Littlejohn, Melissa Brown. The Afro-American Club plans many activities throughout the year. Al i though the club is small, it is still very active. — Officers are: President: Carla Carson, Vice-President: En- diah Washington, Secretary: Tracey Littlejohn, Treasurer: Marilyn Kelly. Special Interest Club 117 118 Special Interest The Hiking club was designed for the people who have an appreciation for nature. This club allows its members to enjoy and learn about their wilderness areas. They are taught the basic skills of backpacking and camping. Each member is required to pay a $5.00 fee which in return they can be involved in many fieldtrips to places like Bob’s Creek Wilder- ness, Linville Gorge, Pisguah Forest, and even the Great Smoky Mountains. The Hiking Club Members are: Van Walker, Randy Ponton, Michael Prince, Ted Hawkins, Pamela Roeker, Wesley Hamrick, Ronald Gurley, Bobby Mullins, Chris Shehan, Steve Reyn- olds, Todd McDaniel, Dalaphine McCurry, Rhonda Jones, Rita Hoppes, Nina Pittman, Sam Henderson, Tammy Newton, Jerry Burke, Jena Gray, Nancy Hoyle. “Star Wars”’ The goal of the Science Fiction Club is to unite all students interested in fiction in order to enable them to better under- stand and enjoy the mystic realms of fiction. To enable everyone to become a member, no club dues or grade aver- ages are required. The Officers of the Science Fiction Club are: Presi- dent: Chris Moss, Vice-President: Eric Loftin, Secre- tary: Cindy Lee, Treasurer: Tim Hampton. Members of the Science Fiction Club are: Chris Moss, Cindy Lee, Tim Hampton, Eric Loftin, Tracy Hardin, Jesse Tate, Ricky Champion, Angie Tess- niar, April Greene, Amelia Jones, Crystal Whisen- ant, and Dusty Smith. Special Intrest Club 119 Membership in the Sportsmens Club is open to all boys who are students at East. The objectives of the Sportsmen Club is to share the pleasure derived from sports and to learn to improve success in sports by increasing appreciation of nature. Members are: John Brackett, David Bradshaw, Lee Edwards, Wesley Hamrick, Ronald Gurley, Roger Hollifield, Steve Hollifield, Marshall Hoyle, Kenny Hutchins, Todd Lavender, Tony McKinney, Robert Mullins, Dirk Pope, Chris Tesseniar, Van Walker Officers are: President: Kenny Hutchins, Vice-Presi- dent: Roger Hollifield, Secretary: Wesley Hamrick, Treasurer: Ronald Gurley Advisor: Mr. Wright Hunting Is Our Game; Sportsmen 4 fs os he : 120 Special Interest . SSE eee ————— — Members are: Lamonda Buchanan, Paul Claspill, Dewayne Cuthbertson, Dale Gilbert, Rhonda Jones, Julie Logan, Dirk Pope, Michelle Pruitt, Scott Smith, Chris Tate, Angie Thompson, Tracy Moore, Shelby Allen, David Brooke, Norlins Brooks, Karen Eplee, Rhonda Gill, Bary Hill, Rita Hoppes, Stephanie Mooring, Robert Mullins, Nina Pittman, Kim Toms, Van Walker, Todd Wiles, Alex Samuel, David Burns, Norma Coffey, Alan Dyer, Lisa Goode, Boyce Greene, Starlyn Jolley, Pam Keitt, Larry Lee, Roger Littlejohn, Todd McDaniel, Saundra Mooring, Brenda Philbeck, Randy Ponton, Tammy Upton, Burke Wells, Penni Wilkie, Pam Withrow Officers are: President: Norma Coffey, Vice-president: Pam Kit, Secretary and Treasurer: Tammy Upton, Homecoming Sponsor: Nina Pittman, Historian: Saun- dra Mooring, Parliamentarian: Van Walker, Advisor: Mr. Campbell . lire DOATIO ge c, Foes The Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica is an organization that helps members develop leadership qualities and provide social development. Deca sponsors the Boss’ Banquet and aid the needy at Christmas. Career 121 eae Enh ae The F.B.L.A. organization strives to provide students with opportunities to explore business careers and to encourage leadership in school and community activities. To be a member one must presently be taking a business course, planning on a business major, and pay $7.50 in dues. Some F.B.L.A. activi- ties include publishing a directory for the students, sponsoring a Christmas party for handicapped chil- dren, attending leadership conferences and com- petitive events, and providing a reception for school secretaries during National Secretary Week. Members are: Sheila Matheny, Tracy Gornto, Shan- non Cross, Linda Curtis, Anna Robinson, Amy Wells, Allison Toney, Sandy Lail, Rachel Enrich, Renee Ribich, Nina Pittman, Lynn Davis, Kim Galvin, Paige Padgett, Carla Tate, Dawn Fletcher, Tammie Pad- gett, Glenda Greene, Angie Owens, Delaphine McCurry, Quinevere Ross, Janet Buckaloo, Pam Roeker, Susan Price, Sherry Morrow, Stephanie Brown, Joyce Shelton, Tonya Sanford, Kelly Pack, Kim Toms, Candace Pearson, Jenny McCrary, Patti Chappa, Karen Eplee, Joy Bryan, Bonnie Aycock, Crystal McAbee. Officers are: Pres. — Allison Toney, Vice Pres. — Tracy Gornto, Sect. — Sandy Lail, Treas. — Rachel Enrich, Rept. — Anna Robinson, Hist. — Amy Wells, Sponsor — Allison Toney. Christmas Party For Handicapped Funded By f i] (e Directory Sales USINESS EADERS Students Prepared For The World Of Work Members are: Bobby Hollifield, David Holland, Scott Blanton, Chuck Philbeck, John Morrow, Frankie Jackson, Eugene Dodson, Steve Reynolds, Kim Hen- drix, Keith Medford, William Mote, Ellen McCurry, Melissa Henson, Wayne Reavis, Jerry Short, John Toney, Renee Powell, Chris Ross, Sam Henderson, Barry Spurling, Wendy McLaughlin, Melissa Strick- land, Mele Beauchamp, Michael Webb, Tony McKinny, Ronald Gurley, Matt Greene, Brian Ram- sey, Michael Copeland, Tad Brackett, Darell Hense- ly, Freddie Blanton, Steve Smith, Jerry Cawdell, Jimmy Hunt, Brian Philbeck, Calvin Gettys. Officers are: Pres. — Wayne Reavis, Vice Pres. — Mele Beauchamp, Sect. — Ellen McCurry, Tres. — Tad Brackett, Rept. — Kim Hendrix, Parlimentarian Ronald Gurley V.1.C.A. helps prepare students for leadership in work following their school years. Students who wish to join V.I.C.A. must be enrolled in a trade and industrial education class such as Textiles, I.C.T., Carpentry, or Auto Mechanics and pay dues of $5.25. This year V.I.C.A. sponsored a car wash, had a yard sale, bake sale, and newspaper sale, and attended two district conferences. The major purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to develop ag- riculture leadership, cooperation and citizenship. To become a member of the FFA is to be taking agriculture. Some of the activities the FFA is in- volved in in a soil judging contest, rooting plants in a greenhouse, and cattle judging. Wayne Brooks, Rodney Gosnell, Wesley Hamrick, Ted Haw- kins, Joel Jolley, Perry Limrick, Brian Melton, William Mote, Bobby Mullins, Wayne Reavis, Barry Spurlin, Todd Wiles, Todd Love, Mark Ramsey, Chris Shehan, Tony McKinney, Steve Hollars, Sam Henderson, Mark Early, Earl Bates, Rick Blanton, Tony Brackett, Randy Campbell, Shannon Hamrick, Michael Hollifield, Shane Dodson, Tony Hooper, Dennis Lail, Gene Lee, Eric Loftin, Ryan McEntire, Darryl Murray, Jody Peeler, Jason Price, Keith Toney, Brian Philbeck, Robert Alex- ander, Anthony Blanton, Richard Brandle, Keith Burgress, Jerry Burke, Brian Campbell, Ed Causby, Mark Eplee, Guy Graybill, Brett Hammond, Tommy Jones, Arthur Laughter, Allan Peeler, Steven Rhoads, Jeff Rich, Bill Smith, Darrell Toney, Chris Towery, Billy Wyatt, Eric Waters, Angela Green, Raymond Nunez, William Davis, Chuck Hollifield, Eric Smathers, Jeff Blanton, Richard Champion, Roman Dorsey, Jamie Flynn, George Glover, Scott Green, David Harrill, Scott Houser, Dennis Hurdt, Shannon Lane, Scott Matheny, Donnie Martin, Robert Mote, Wayne Odell, Gary Powell, David Prince, Tim Smith, Robert Splawn, Calvin Tate, Chris Tessen- iar, Steve Thorn, Scott Randall, Delaphine McCurry, Steven Bennett, Jay Presley, Tim Bailey, Eugene Dodson, Gary Eplee, Rodney Grantt, Roger Green, Danny Hamrick, Frankie Jackson, Robbie Jackson, Greg Kiser, Rodney Lewis, Shannon McHahan, Lewis Moore, Scott Murray, Steve Reynolds, Roger White 124 Special Interest Club } oe} enwe be ( Officers: Pres. William Davis V. Pres. Shannon Hamrick Sec. Delaphine McCurry Trea. Danny Hamrick Homecoming Sponsor. Shannon Hamrick FTA Goes To FTA State Convention Members are: Pam Walker, Monique Jenkins, Kristi Hogan, Debbie Vaughn, Pat Richards, Tammy Wilson, Sherry Whelchel, Jennifer Enrich, Caroline Carpenter, Paige Shelton, Debra Whitaker, Pam Bartles, Linda Barbee, Debra Tessenear, Pam Roeker, Karin Heath, bobo! Jean Harrill, Kellie Fisher, Patty Chapa, Lynn Baker. The major purpose of the Future Teachers of Amer- ica is to continue interest in education from a stu- dents viewpoint. To become a member of the FTA you must be interested in education and other ca- reers. One of the main activities of the FTA is to attend and participate in the FTA state convention. President: Pam Walker Vice President: Monique Jenkins Secretary: Kristi Hogan Treasurer: Debbie Vaughn Special Interest Club 125 “Thank you for all the hard work you have done to make our club a success.” 1984-85 FHA Members MEMBERS: Sandy Lail, Tina Barner, Patsy Barnette, Brad Beal, Mele Beauchamp, Mary Burns, Wendy Calton, Angela Cash, Joey Craft, Michelle Edgerton, Jennifer Enrich, Karen Eplee, Starla Greene, Tonya Guffey, Mia Hines, Pam Hines, Annie Hunt, Debra Jackson, Rhonda Jones, Pam Keitt, Shannon Hamrick, Tracy Littlejohn, Angela Lovelace, Mel Lovelace, Melanie Mauney, Ranee Miller, Saundra Mooring, Sherrie Phillips, Nina Pittman, Renee Ribish: Melinda Sims, Tabby Stott, Shawns Watkins, Debra Whitaker, Pennie Wilkie, Pam Bartley, Michelle Pruitt, Dale Hoppes. 126 Career Club a heii eh aes Sea ee eee OFFICERS: President, Sandy Lail; Vice President, Shannon Hamrick; Secretary, Wen- dy Calton; Treasurer, Shawna Watkins; Reporter, Pam Keittf; Historian, Sherrie Phillips; Parliamentarian, Pam Hines; Chaplin, Nina Pittman; Sponsor, Tracey Little- john. t 3 ey f t Biltmore House Viewed In All Its Christmas Splendor. Career Club 127 =YIUL EES, j | = rye = ie | ) | . ; i 3 SS ao eevee: ZA OFFICERS: | to R; President, Kathy Eplee; Secretary, Shannon Hamrick; Treasurer, Norma Coffey; Vice President, Mele Beauchamp. The advisors for the Bus Drivers Club are Mr. Frank Wall and Mr. Claudius Brooks. MEMBERS: Kathy Eplee, Sandy Lail, Norma Coffey, Brian Philbeck, Shannon Hamrick, Mele Beauchamp, Roger Littlejohn, Calvin Hill, David Hoyle, William Davis, David Cook, Ryan McEntire, Tommy Philbeck. 128 School Service Members Wash The County Bookmobile To be a member of the Media Club you must work or have worked in the library or the A.V. room. Members of the Media Club washed the county Bookmobile, sold Trick or Treat Bags at Halloween, sponsered a donut sale, and participated in a Christ- mas Story and Activity Day at the Public Library. The Media Club also sponsors a School Library Media Day. Officers of the Media Club are: President: Denise Martin, Vice-President: Tommy Blanton, Secrefary-Treasurer: Cindy Childers, and Reporter: Chris Lee. Members OF the Media Club are: Linda Gellner, Wesley Smith, Kenny Hutchins, Perry Limerick, LaMonda Buchanan, Leslie McDowell, Tracey Littlejohn, Eric Foster, Tommy Blanton, Boyce Greene, Denise Martin, Cindy Childers, Chris Lee, Jack Robinson, Danny Hamrick, Julie Logan, and Tyronne Washington. Special Intrest Club 129 = Members are: Chris Dowdle, Ivey Smith, Keith Hunt, Chris Fisher, Keith Moore, Russell Cudd, Randy McKinney, Ricky McKinney, Jimmy Collins, Brannon Bright, Michael Prince, Jeff Cabaniss, Tregg Greene, Eddy King, Todd Bennett, Kenny Elliot, © Mike Duncan, Budd Arrowood, David Herndon, John Jones, Tommy White, Ted Hawkins, Mark Flack. The Jr. Civitans is a service organization dedicated to It is open to all class levels with young men in mind serving and helping others; building good citizenship in exhibiting strong moral character and willing to do for today’s young men; lending a helping hand to those in others than himself. Members must also have good aca- need. The Jr. Civitans participated in several activities this year: T-shirt sale, landscaping at Rutherfordton Elementary, clothes drive for the needy, fruitcake sale, attendance at Jr. Civitans district convention, candy sale, membership drive, attendence and aid at the State Special Olympics in Greensboro. 130 Service demic standing and pay dues of $7.00. President: Chris Dowdle Vice-Pres.: Brannon Bright Secretary: Keith Hunt Treasurer: lvey Smith Sponsor: Leslie Harmon Distric Governor: Deputy Governor Keith Moore Reporter: Tregg Greene Sargeant-at-arms: Chris Fisher | | if } Ht | | | Girls Unite To Help Special Olympics | The Jr. Civinettes logo is — Jr. Civitan clubs help people. They have certainly proved this to be ,| true. The Jr. Civinettes have held bake-sales, candy-sales, visited resthomes at Thanksgiving, and :| above all they help support the special Olympics. | | | The main objective of this club is to offer an opportunity to develop a fuller and richer life through | unselfish service and fellowship with the finest young people in the school. The requirements are | easy. All you have to do is have good citizenship in school and community and pay your dues | which are $7.00. Katie Wright, Caroline Carpenter, April Lee, Melissa Branch, Tracy Clements, Tammy Philbeck, Tracia Gornto, Kristie Gornto, Renee Marlowe, Patsy Barnett, Terri Campbell, Kim Adams, Janice Ledbetter, Emily Parker, Shannon Cross, Christy Callison, Sheila Math- eny, Brenda Wright, Melanie Queen, Myra Francis, Leslie Yancey, Tanyah Washington, Kim Melton, and Mary McDonald. Pres. — Melissa Branch V. Pres — Sheila Matheny, Sec — Sallie McBrayer, Treas. — Brenda Wright, Sgt. at Arms — Tracy Clements, Chaplain — Myra Francis, Homecoming Sponsor — April Lee. Service Club 131 The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The main objective of Key Club is to sponsor the Red Cross bloodmobile visit to East. Throughout the year they are involved in many activities including a peanut sale, candy sale, doughnut sale, helping with PATH house, helping with the “Lights of Love’’, and attending the Kiwanis ban- quet. They also attend Key Club Convention — this year in Green- ville, §.C. The Key Club consits of 34 members. President: Richard Carroll Vice-pres: Steven Day Secretary: Lisa Lavender Treasurer: Tammy Davis Homecoming sponsor: Lisa Lavender Lieutenant Governor: Jeff Blanton District 3 Key Club Members are: Tammy Davis, Emily Hollifield, Gene Lee, Lisa Lavender, John Davis, Daniel Smith, Vanessa Harris, Todd Lavender, David Norris, Todd Burnette, John Jarrett, Richard Randall, Paul Brown, Chris Glover, Jon Hollifield, Kerry Brock, Sherry Cunningham, Lisa Martin, Jeff Blanton, John Neal, Kurt Pearson, Monique Jenkins, Jeff Lambert, Chuck Hardin, Scott Cooper, Gr eg Settlemyre, Richard Carroll, Ronnie Forbes, Kevin McEntire, Eric Loftin, Wesley Smith, David Herndon, Tyrone Washington and Steven Day. eT en 132 Service Club Western Carolina Correction Center's David Lambert Helped By Keywanettes. The Keywanettes are a service club for any high schoo! girl interested in helping needy people and organiza- tions. One requirement for the Keywanettes is a “C”’ average. The yearly dues are $4.00. Activities for the Keywanettes are: a peanut sale, Western Carolina Cen- ter visits, candy sale, bake sale, to sponsor a child at Christmas, and other fund-raising projects. The Keywan- ettes also sponsor David Lambert, a student at Western Carolina Center. President: Caroline Phillips Vice-pres: Janet Dailey Secretary: Martha Searcy Treasurer: Becky Searcy Keywanette members are: Caroline Phillips, Janet Dailey, Jenny Shipley, Martha Searcy, Karin Heath, Becky Searcy, Ruth Deese, Kim Melton, Monica Paris, Lynn Davis, Jill McSwain, Kerrie Byers, and Crisi Ohmstead. Service Club 133 The Leo Club provided a service to our school and community by helping the blind and the handi- capped. They are sponsored by the Forest City Lions Club. There are no requirements except dues of $4.00 and a willingness to help those less fortunate. Club activities are: Lions Club calendar sale, Teach- ers Appreciation, candy sales, and Lions Corsage sale. President: Randy Wyatt Vice-pres: Marilyn Kelly Secretary: Melinda Hoppes Treasurer: Shawna Watkins Homecoming sponsor: Joy Bryan 134 Service Club Leo Club Helps The Less Fortunate In Our Community. Leo Members are: Joy Bryan, Kerrie Byers, Kenny Claspill, Paul Claspill, Melissa Daniel, Rowena Dawkins, Ronnie Forbes, Dwayne Glover, Brent Herron, Melinda Hoppes, Tamara Jolley, Cindy Lee, Saundra Mooring, Tammy Newton, Laurann Payne, Anna Robinson, Joyce Shelton, Kim Shores, Steven Thorn, Kim Toms, Chuck Wallace, Sonya Warren, Shawna Watkins, Fran Wilkie, Randy Wyatt, and Marilyn Kelly. Daily Courier Publishes Cavilier News Cavalier Corner is the school news- paper which acquaints people all over the county with information and happenings at East Rutherford High School. The members of the Cavalier Corner plan the school news page featured in the Daily Courier appearing once a month during the school year. Members of the Cavalier Corner are: Gina Elmore, Lori Tessnear, Emile Marks, Lynn Hoppes, Lynn Davis, Rachel Enrich, Sheila Toms, Linda Gellner, Carla Carson, and Debby Daniels. Editor: Gina Elmore Cavilier Corner 135 Advisor, Joy Cromer; Editor, Debbie Self; Assistant Editor, Jenny Shipley; Business Manager, Karin Heath; Assistant Manager, Dalea Ohmstead; Circulation Manager, Al- lison Toney; Publicity Manager, Donna Ear- ley; Photography Editors, Kerry Brock and Endiah Washington. Sponsor, Donna Ear- ley. fee tgp iis Lancer Staff: Debbie Self, Donna Earley, Sandy Lail, Dalea Ohmstead, Jenny Shipley, Jill Ingle, Allison Toney, Shannon Patterson, Chris Moss, Mrs. Joy Cromer, Ronnie Forbes, Bud Arrowood, Kellie Taylor, Tammy Hawkins, Shelley Willis, Deana Edwards, Kerry Brock, Brad Joyner, Endiah Washing- ton, Kristie Gornto, Connie Cooper, Andrea Porter, Karin Heath, Tammy Wilson, Kim Silver, Grant King, Angie Young. 136 School Service anpaeetsr ee x i The members of the Lancer Staff would like to express our appreciation to a few special people who have worked very hard to pro- duce this years yearbook: Joy Cromer — advi- sor, Debbie Self — editor, Jenny Shipley — assistant editor. We would also like to thank Tommy Luckadoo, Pam Walker, and_ Jill McSwain for their help. The purpose of the Lancer Staff is to produce a quality yearbook for the students and faculty. Each member of the staff must maintain a B average, fill out an application with recom- mendations from school and the community, and attend school regularly. The staff has raised money by selling cheese, doughnuts, and yearbooks. School Service 137 The requirements for membership in the Junior Beta Club are: An overall grade point average of 3.75 and good character and behavior. Members: Jeff Cabiness, Janet Daily, Steven Day, Rachel Enrich, Sonja Grind- staff, Bobbi Harrill, Karin Heath, Shelley Higdon, Sheila Matheny, Crisi Ohm- stead, Caroline Philips, Jenny Shipley, Pam Walker, Carol Andrews, Angie Buchanan, Tammy Byers, Ami Caldwell, Sam Cargill, John Davis, Rowena Dawkins, Ruth Deese, Mike Duncan, Kale England, Raina Ferguson, Jack Freeman, Howard Henson, Jon Hollifield, Keith Hunt, Ann Jones, Mandy Lucka- doo, Emile Marks, Rhonda McCombs, Monica Paris, Tina Robbinson, Becky Searcy, Kenneth Shaw, Mia Swan, Lori Tessnear, Sara Thorn, Elizabeth Toney, Leslie Weathers President: Caroline Phillips Vice-President: John Davis Secretary: Sheila Matheny Treasurer: Mia Swan Reporter: Raina Ferguson Representative: Pam Walker 138 Junior Beta 117 a BS ome The major focus of the Senior Beta Club is to recognize students for their outstanding achievements in academics, character, and leadership. A grade point average of 3.75 and no behav- ior that warrants an offense from the office are the require- ments for membership. Members: Mele Beauchamp, Neil Blanton, Joy Brian, Richard Carroll, Eric Ches- ter, Donna Earley, Gina Elmore, Elizabeth Glawson, Chris Glover, Dale Hardin, Scott Hardin, Lesley Harmon, Kenny Hutchins, Lisa Lavendar, Micheal Lee, Beth Littlefield, Keith Moore, Todd Price, Debbie Self, Philip Shows, Michelle Toms, Wendy Brittain. Officers: President: Scott Hardin Vice-President: Donna Earley Secretary: Lisa Lavendar Treasurer: Gina Elmore Homecoming Sponsor: Gina Elmore Swoon, Senior Beta 139 The Choral Ensemble Is Setting A Mark Of Excellance In Music Activities of the Advanced Chorus includes: Gard- ner Webb Choral Clinic, Christmas concert for school and community, Christmas concert for Civ- ic Organizations, County Choral Clinic, All State Chorus, Spring Church Tour, Spring Church, Gradu- ation. Soprano; Tanya Washington, Debbie Vaughn, Susan Owens, Lynn Bright, Penny Swink, Tammy Tyner, Angela Lovelace,: Bass: Robby Putnam, Mitch Ledford, Franklin Hines: Alto: Tammy Stamper, Regina Brown, Kathy Eplee, Linda Moore, Patsy Barnett: Tenor: Keith Poteat. 140 Music Club ) | The Mixed Chorus Is Bringing Enjoyment To Others In Song Se VDERPOLTR Per eae | (C= Activities of the Mixed Chorus includes: Gardner Webb Cloral Clinic, Christmas concert for school and community, Christmas concert for Civic Orga- nizations, County Choral Clinic, All State Chorus Spring Church Tour, Spring concert, Graduation. Alto: Cindy Brackett, Donna Curtis, Shirly Davis, Dawn Godfrey, Jena Gray, Susan Hudson, Kathy Leach, Lisha Logan, Teresa Passmore, Tina Reid, Angela Shelton, Jill Shephard, Lisa Toney, Pam Keitt, Kim Ledford, Patsy Barnett 1st Soprano: Kristi Hogan, Debra Tessenear, Melanie Mauney: 2nd Soprano: Tammy Evans, Donna Flack, Tammy Freeman, Mary Jackson, Karen Leach, Laurie Mabe, Susan Revels, Sonja Rhondes, Michelle Walker, Cheryl White, Melanie White, Trina Wilkerson, Tracy Bradley, Tammy Wilkerson, Regina Calhous, Susan Owens, Lynn Bright, Darlene Atkins. Tenor: Keiyh Poteat, Paul Claspill. 141 Music Club Missy And Trophies From Byrnes irst At Byrnes East Takes F ip , 6 adgett, Corol Charles oO a U seed ” 2 = as N er od urer; Chris Glover, -Tr Officers: Neil Blanto President. Section Leaders: Tommy Harmon, Amy Caldwell, Paul Chris Glover, Lovett, Missy Cooke, Neil Blanton, Alan Con- nor, Lisa Lavender, Renee Wright. Ab- sent was Emily Hollifield. “We're The Number 1 Family At East High School.” Wire sate a Paul Lovett, Jack Freeman, Neil Blanton, Connie Hardin, Andy Francis, Keith Mitchell. Row Three: Mary Burns, John Landis, Charles Shelton, ’ Kris Toms Robby Hutchins, Chris Glover, Jon Hollifield, Benji Ward. Row Two: Kenneth Richards, George Randlett, Brass Line. Row One: Lynn Peeler, Micheal Southers, Alan Connor. Quinton Cannon, David Robbins, Music Club 143 You Spell Furman D-om.-i-n-a-t-i-o-n + The Seniors are Matt Hopper, Sheila Toms, Chris Glover, Neil Blanton, Alan Connor, Lisa Lavender, Mary McDonald, and Renee Wright. . | ing to com Band begin and lasts “they have [ practices. 4e dhe. Dum Line consists of fShewaboniicg. Tonya Ronaktutt Shane Packer, Tommy Harmon, Mitchell Wetton Tracy Greene; and Mott LRopper SRE sos Ss Sap” Bs - 144 Music Club He se mai atti esatancccsmuimocsrii whi wae ia Drum Major: Missy Cooke, Majorettes: Janet Buckaloo, Debbi Daniels, Stephanie Burgess, Lynn Baker, Karen Ward, Tami Guillermo, Colorguard: Amy Caldwell — captain; Emily Hollifield — co-captain; Other members include: Andrea Bennett, Chris Bright, Donna Byers, Lisa Champion, Cindy Childers, Geni Collins, Shelley Epley, Vanessa Harris, Gina Haynes, Paula Herron, Lynn Hoppes, Melinda Hoppes, Tanya Huntley, Bobbi Jaycox, Sheila Ponton, Angela Surratt, Kellie Taylor, Sheila Toms Cavalier Band Places 8th In Southeast. Clarinets: Tonya Guffey, Tammie Padgett, Angie Atchley, Lisa Lavendar, Mary McDonald, Daphne Jimerson, Meri Saunders, Melony Murray, Amy Sisk; Flutes: Cindy Watts, Ann Toney, Erlindo Guillermo, Pat Richards; Piccolo: Renee Wright, Glenda Greene; Sax: Amy Jones, Kelly Floyd, Carol Andrews Music 145 Teachers assistants are: Bill McDaniel, Angie Young, Debbie Vaughn, Jeann Gibson, Laurie Rhodes, An- gela Lovelace, Joy Bryan, Bonnie Aycock, Lisa Gib- son, Tracy Gornto, Tommy Harmon, Ivey Smith, Donan Hughes, Keith Hardin, Pennie Wilkie, Brenda Philbeck, Chris Fisher, Janyne Davenport, Renee Crawford, Otis Carson, Melissa Strickland, Gina Givens, Budd Arrowood, Earl Bates, Gerry Kerby, Debbie Harris, Loretta Flynn, Eric Loftin, Dawn Fletcher, Sonja Grind- staff, Eric Nanney, James Gellner, Eric Foster, Bo Greene, Jack Robinson, Tyrone Washington, Kim Hughes, Tommy Blanton, Delaphine McCurry, Chuck Philbeck, Norma Coffee, Tammy Upton, Amy Spears, John Jarrett, Roger Littlejohn, Tammy Davis, Greg Settlemyre, Jeff Blanton, Annette Toney, Austin Cavi- ness, Rachel Enrich, Lesley Harmon, Will Caldwell, Katie Wright, Pennie Swink, Wendy McLaughlin, Sherry Jones, Saundra Mooring, Donna Jones, Gerber Collins, Cindy Childers, Norlina Brooks, Sarah Thron, Melinda Hoppes, Tim Brackett, Wendy Calton, Sandy Lail, Clay Graybill, Linda Gellner, Wesley Smith, Ken- ny Hutchins, Perry Limerick, Lamonda Buchanan, Les- lie McDowell, Tracy Littlejohn, Kyle Fisher, Debbie Jones, Carla Tate, Penni Carter, Jeff Jones, Sherry Morrow, Eric Edwards, Kerry Brock, Kellie Taylor, Shar- on Hardin, Caroline Carpenter, Kale England, Mark Jennings, Marvin Stroud, Scott Rumfelt, Mike Gettys, Rodney Walker, Ryan Harrill, Ann Jones, Yvonne Ungvarsky, Lisa Lavendar, Greg Burgess, Melanie Queen, Pam Keitt, Missy Cooke, Janet Buckaloo, Robby Hutchins, Paul Lovette, Lynn Hoppes, Marshall Hoyle, Renee Shew. 146 Special Interest Office workers are: Lora Bailey, Angie Young, Lisa Martin, S herry Hensley, Angie Thompson, Anna Washburn, Arian Chapman, and Laurie Mabe. “S2USISJUOD OY) UI YJYHIa paysiuy Woe AUNOD SSOID OYJ “JOOYDS YHIH JsOq Jo snipo! aj1wW aaiy) D UI “YUM JNIHOYS AIBAS PSUIDS Aayj ‘807 [DaYyDIW PUD AQUUDN IJ ‘sulojdo Aq pe] ‘ploy payiom woe} oy} ‘pe2veadxeu! y6noysyy “woes A1yuNO ssol D poy 18A2 soy YSIH Jsdq DBA js OY SOM SIU] ‘unYy DIUSIC Vv — Ayuno SSOlD JES SIQQeg puo UoUUDD JaBuID ‘sujojd02-09 puo UoWdoY D VaiDy Aq pa} SOM WDS} BWOSAMD BY] “POG! 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Otis Carson “blocks that kick!”’ 2. The 1984 Varsity Cavaliers. 3. The 1984 Varsity Coaches. Page 153: 1. Otis goes for the interception. 2. Rodney Watkins “running the pill.”’ 3. Getting ready for the snap. 4. Just another one of them days. 5. Bradley calling the count. Varsity Football 153 o O a ° ° ioe = “ G ke vt ie) = Page 154: 4. ALMOST!!! 2. Here comes the team. 3. Gettin’ ready for practice. 4. Anna Washburn — Varsity football sponsor. Page 155: 4. Levett breaks loose. 2. ?!$ @? 3. Budd Arrowood sacks the East Gaston QB. Varsity Football 155 BJ oeP | some Qn e R4é, | t ay ( , Cok P f nf oa By (em 1 i eae i Neate im ow a a Ee a 4 1984-85 J.V. Football Team The J.V. Football team consists of Russell Cudd, Don Grizzard, Robbie P Bright, Chris Dowdle, Jeff Murray, Chad Mayse, Brian Sheppard, Kenny Hamilton, Doug Hollars, Jimmy Douglas, Joel Jolley, Kirk Wilkerson, D Coaches: David Smith, Max Champion, Chris Norman, — Team Manager: Alan Gilliken, John Blair Keeter. utnam, Randy McKinney, Roger Green, Brannon Mace, Rick Blanton, Brian Stacy, Kevin Brock, B.J. aryll Hammock, Scott Bright, Jeff Sisk, Keith Hunt. Terry Brooks. Trainers: Byon Morrisey — Student Trainers: Paul Brown 272 ed eed a ay | 156 J.V. Football 1984-85 Freshman Football Team The 1984-85 Freshman Football Team consists of Bill Davis, Richard Hoyle, Lee McDaniel, Troy Davenport, Scott Bradshaw, Jamie Powell, Jeff Newton, Jesse Green, Stanly Wilkins, Evan Edwards, Neil Tomlin, David Norris, David McKim, Roy Carroll, Travis Shade, Gary Powell, Rodney Marshall, Chad Walker, John McDonald, Mike Yelton, Rodney Jimmerson, Bryan Adair, Marty Boyd, Bobby West, Brian Burgess, Barry Lowery, Scott Bailey, Ronald Washington, Kevin McEntireVan Burnhart, Dean Washburn, Anthion Powell, Curtis Baxter, Greg Blackburn, and Keith Jackson. The coaches are Tom Wright and Tony Smith. Student manager is Bill Kilgore. Fr. Football 157 ¢ : is -@ AY 7 oe, Oy 6.%,%,4 KK 5X] � ,' () te) Boys Varsity Basketball team members included Jimmy Cilone, Kurt Pearson, Vincent Harris, Ken Byrd, Doug Buckner, Darryl Burnette, Rodney Twitty, Jason Price — manager, Coach Beason, Penni Wilkie — Scorekeeper, Danny Smith, Richard Logan, Phillip Shows, Darryl Smith, Travis Stroud, Rayford Logan, Ricky Wilkerson, Eric Chester — scorekeeper, Coach Robertson. Captains: Phillip Shows, Darryl Smith, and Ken Byrd. Scorekeepers: Eddie Littlejohn, Penni Wilie, Donnell McEntire, Tim Mosley, Chris Lee, Kenny Van Dyke 158 Boy’s Varsity Basketball M Z a : 1S ges Bis oF E. boys varsity basketball 159 by : +. vp Ne gAlDER: ap? - ee — 9 - 7s — ae 160 boys varsity basketball Seniors Feel The Pressure 6@ Gu. a=” KD ¥ 0, @ SA Basketball 161 Junior Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball players are Spaniel Kelly, Jamie Robinson, Rodney Jimerson, David Norris, Kevin McEntire, Steve York, Ronnie Ross, Jonathan Pittman, Stacey Shades, Derek Keever, Andy McEntire, Darren Street, James Watkins. Managers are Chris Lee and Darren Holland. Bookkeeper: Penni Wilkie. Clock Keeper: Eric Chester. 162 Basketball JV Coach: Mrs. Karen Chapman Danita Brooks Jill Elmore Tanya Allen Trina Wilkerson Lynn Peeler Deana Edwards No Photo Available Tiffany Mayse Carolyn Meeks Kristie Gornto Daphne Thompson J.V. Basketball 163 ,ea--ee- aE CO nf, AQ ape % O 0°e an oe see 164 Girls Varsity I'm gonna rapp about the Cavs some more, And this one will be different from before. We're the Cavs and we're the best. And when we play we take no slack on the rest, Cause we're the team and we're OH SO FINE! We change our plays EV-RY TIME. Some say when | rapp I'm a fool. But | wouldn't be ra ppin’ If the Cavs weren't cool. The team we're playing thinks its the best, But we'll beat them just like the rest. By our magic shots OH SO FINE! That ah rock your body blow your mind. When we do our plays we'll beat you on the court. ‘cause basketball is our favorite sport. We'll do our layups and our 2-point shoots. Then we'll finish with our allyoops. We'll win this game we're gonna play today. no matter whether its’ home or away. So watch out ya'll thats’ all | got to say. ‘cause the Cavaliers are gonna win today. — ZEUS 0009990 ama ed an 8200: {| VISITORS [am | CAVALIERS Suddenly, everyone wants to be IN our shoes. Seniors Gina Elmore Tonya Sanford Katie Wright Ye gy Ke Varsity 165 See RE! SCSRE! SCS} Rb! | | | ll SCS RE! SCS RB! SCS Re! B THE BOARDS FIRST EVER LADY CAVALIER TOURNAMENT WAS HELD DURING CHIRSTMAS HOLIDAYS Lady Cavaliers Are Dynamite I CAO Ueeeet 190, %te Fo, Sa Wie N Sa ‘teks ae Girl's Varsity Ball 167 eta ees [ Meche ie, hes EEERES: FFT EEE 7 Sy poenc nis Front Row: (Left to Second Row: Tanya Allen ! yes iy a ede AL ¥ ed 168 Tennis September 26, 1984 the Volleyball Team suffered a great loss when team- mate Susan Elaine Humphries had a seri- ous car accident which led to her death. In memory of Susan the team wore black bands around their left arms through the remainder of the season. Front Row: Myra Francis, April Lee, Debbie Self, Ginger Cannon, Penni Wilkie Second Row: Ginger Dalton, Tina Mapp, Penny Carter, Cyndi Justice, Sherry Morrow and Shannon Patterson. Coach: Karen Chapman Captains: Debbie Self and Ginger Cannon Volleyball 1469 Martin Gets MVP Award The presentation of the Carl Waldrop Most Valuable Player Award to punter Ronnie Martin highlighted East Rutherford High School’s fall sports program last night. Martin, a senior, led the SWC in punting and was named as punter for the Spartan- burg Herald’s All-Area team. Other Varsity football award winners in- cluded Ivey Smith, who received the Cava- liers’ Frank McCullough Most Improved Player Award and Rodney Walker and Ed- die King, who both received the Gordon Neal Team Before Self Award. Otis Carson was presented with the Forest City Lion Club Award for being East's best back and Chris Fisher received the Forest City Jaycees Best Lineman Award. Defensive back Tommy White received the Wade McKinney Sportsmanship Award and linebacker Dewayne Cuthbertson was presented with the Friel B. Jones Most Cou- rageous Player Award. Jimmy Douglas was named Most Valuable Player from the junior varsity ranks. Bobby Hamilton was named best back and Keith Hunt was tapped as best ‘lineman. The Randy Fisher Memorial MVP trophy for the freshman squad went to Bill Davis, while Rodney Jimmerson was named best back and Rodney Marshall was recognized as the team’s outstanding lineman. Brenda Wright, who had earlier been named AIl-SWC, was named MVP for the East girls’ tennis team. Dana Koone was recognized as being the most improved member of the squad. Eric Nanney was named MVP of the Cava- lier cross country team. Debbie Self, earlier named to the All-SWC team with teammate Ginger Cannon, was tapped as MVP of the girls’ volleyball team. Cyndi Justice was recognized as be- ing the most spirited member of the team and Sherry Morrow was named most im- proved player. Volleyball coach Karen Chapman told the assembly that her team was placing a plaque in the East trophy case honoring Susan Humphries, a member of the volley- ball team who died earlier in the year in an automobile accident. 170 Fall Sports Awards FALL SPORTS ast Varsify roothginé Ereshmen, _FALL SPORTS JV Football Award Winners Cross Country Team Cross Country Finishes Eighth In First Conference Front Row: (Left to Right) Michael Lee, Eric Nanney, Back Row: (Left to Right) Gregory Isenhour, David Herndon, Eric Edwards, Martin Wall, Michael Greene, Richard Logan, Scott Therrell. Manager: David Herndon ay, Ae oRey. First Cross Country Team In Years eR IZEOR Cross Country 171 The Monogram Club is composed of stu- dents who have earned a school letter either from playing a school sport, par- ticipating in the Cavalier Band or, cho- rus, or through cheerleading. The Mono- gram members participate in a candy sell to raise money for athletes. 172 Sports Athletes Show Their Stuff Members are: Ronnie Martin, Chris Fisher, Chan Conrad, Scott Martin, Mike Lee, Beth Littlefield, Philip Shows, Christy Callison, Karen Smith, Todd Price, Kurt Pearson, Gina Elmore, Danny Smith, Allison Brower, Crisi Ohmstead, April Lee, Budd Arrowood, Russell Cudd, Deegie Mosley, Carolyn Meeks, Daphne Thompson, Linda Barbee, Paige Shelton, Lesley Reepe Members are: L. Davis, A. Porter, K. Wright, T. Calton, P. Wilkie, J. Jarrett, K. Adams, E. Nanney, T. Byers, P. Shows, E. Chester, K. Jowers, S. Davis, K. Pearson, K. Pack, J. Blanton, L. Barbee, R. Titaker, C. Lutz, T. Gornto, S. Cross, L. Yancey, T. Burnett, T. Campbell, L. Ellis, S$. Weast, L. Ruppe, W. Wells, T. Lavender, A. Chapman, S. McBrayer, S. Hardin, M. Paris, S. Searcy, J. Toney, P. Wilkie, D. Earbee, $. Harmon, S. Thorn, T. Webb, M. Queen, L. Splawn, T. Hawkins, M. Francis, R. Wyatt, B. Wright, C. Hardin, H. Henson, L. Fisher, T. Campbell, A. Shelton, D. Earley, S. Sears, T. Philbeck, P. Jolley, B. Harrill, S$. Canipe, S. Willis, K. Silver, D. Ohmstead, S. Epley, M. Adams, T. Harrill, $. Stamey, T. Clement, M. Branch, A. Park, K. Gornto, L. Jackson, S. Enloe, S. Warren, B. Blackburn, M. Webb, K. Hensley, D. Martin, L. Haynes, C. Ross, D. Rhyne, K. Smith, S. Whelchel, G. Cannon, T. Bonner, D. Jackson, K. Mel- ton, R. McConbs, K. Toney, S. Matheny, J. Daily, M. Searcy, S. Rhoads, K. Smart, S. Smith, J. Condrey, K. Baldwin, D. Thompson, J. Neal, B. Jenkins, T. Fowler, R. Randall, R. Forbes, R. Randall, J. McDonald, B. Arrowood, B. Vickers, D. Byers, $. Newton, B. Little- field, 5. Hoppes, M. McDonald, D. Pack, D. Miller, D. Glover, E. Parker, R. Edgerton, R. Shew, J. Cilone, R. Carroll, S. Higdon, J. Shipley, C. White, D. Godrey, K. Hodge, C. Ohmstead, M. Lee, N. Blanton, K. Heath, A. Lee, T. Philbeck, L. Weathers, J. Keeter, K. Byers, S. Robinson, T. Greene, M. Stamey, C. Phillips, L. Yan- cey, T. Gornto, M. White, K. Wilkerson, G. Jennings, A. Robinson, S. Deaves, S. Cross, 5. Grindstaff, M. Jenkins, C. Lee, S$. Day, M. Luckadoo, E. Washington The Pep Club is an organization that promotes school spirit. The Pep Club sponsors Special Color Day, sells hats, ribbons, and buttons. They also attend ball- games. Dues are $1.00 39 L255 3 send _ | ween OMUVUS C, Of ficers are: Presidents: Michael Lee and Scott Hardin, Vice-president: Crisi Ohmstead Secretary: Tracie Gornto, Treasurer: Melissa Branch, Home- coming Sponsor; Gina Cannon Advisors: Mrs. Can- non and Mrs. William Sports 173 174 Cheertleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders for both seasons are: Linda Barbee, Melissa Branch, Terri Campbell, Janet Dailey, Shelley Higdon, Sallie McBrayer, Leslie Yancey, Lesley Harmon, Lesley Reepe. Football: Ariane Chapman, Chan Conrad, Pennie Wilkie, Crisi Ohmstead, Anna Washburn. Basketball: Cindy Childers, Melissa Mayes, Kelly Pack, Paige Shelton, Endiah Washington, Wendy Wells. Captains: Lesley Reepe Lesley Harmon The Varsity Cheerleaders do alot of fund raising as their projects. The Senior Cheerleaders are: Lesley Harmon, Lesley Reepe, Linda Barbee, Mellisa Strickland, Anna Washburn, Pennie Wilkie, Kelly Pack, Paige Shelton. The advisors are: S. Williams, J. Greene Get Fired Up Cavaliers!! uw) BS Ie = 2 a me) (oho sa = 1) oO Et ee 1S) Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders for both sea- sons are: Susan Harmon, Becky Searcy, Kathy Goode, Page Padgett, Monica Paris, Leslie Weathers. Football: Tammy Campbell, Laura Ellis, Sarah Thorn, Trina Wilkerson. Basketball: Tammy Webb, Sonya Rhodes, Melanie Queen, Sandra Edgerton. Captains: Susan Harmon Becky Searcy East East East East East JSOF JSOYJ JSOF JSOJ JSOW Jsoq East East East East East Freshman Cheerleaders Cavaliers Cavaliers Cavaliers Cavaliers SIOIIDADD Cavaliers SISIJOAD The Freshman Cheerladers for both seasons are: Lori Jackson, DaLea Ohmstead, Lauren Splawn, Sonia Warren, Donna Martin, Steph- anie Enlow. Football: Kim Silver, Dawn Pack, Jennifer Toney, Sherry Whelchel. Basketball: April Burnett, Missy Adams, D’Etta Barbee. Captains: Donna Martin Stephanie Enloe SIDIIDADD SISIJOADD SISI[DADD SISIJOADD EAST : RUTHERFORD 178 Sports Candids = = E iiaicsasttaasaaliiiasingiineaiaatacal F eatures Features 179 v”) Vv) ® U a ©O Vv =) o fe} U SF KOK OO VO TSOP FOX oe Lens 4 @ Lee a) = IG MW, Ja ONG 2h QiO Sn DOS, JO SOS ah FO % iG EEO PIM LOLS VN 1 FOO VEU LION 24 Teo WE 1 E25 PR 3) MC — A BOWS sag A a wlIVNLERS Cerone vu] ak Wee ‘i : Ss “ : S 2 4 October 19, 1984 was truly ‘A Night to Remember’, and a day full of festivities and celebrations. Due to- a fortunate teacher's workday, everygne ‘enjoyed a dey off to prepare for the. day of events. The weather also was suitable for the occasjon. The Homecoming Com- atte mittee really worked hard to plan for this memorable event. The committee. eonsisted of chairpersons Pam Walker and Steven Day. “© - Other. members. were: Degie Burnette, Richard Carroll, Rowena Dawkins, Depa Desia, Sonja Grindstaff, Monique Jenkins, Kutt Pear- son, Sara Thorn, Hope Queen, Melanie Queen, and Endiah Washing- nae hk ton. ° ; oe : — ‘ e . e e . p : ja es ’ . : (2) .e : os ke 182 Homecoming : c Ses } - z, ° i ee ger ae xt e e on e i a pared aoe - Ow : ? , Student Council. sponsored a. Decorate. -� -A-Door contest the week of Homecom a, ‘ingeFirst place went to the LeogClub.” sécond plage was Sctence Fictiqn: Club, and ee winner: was the’ Math Club. Anofr c test sponsored. byethe - Student ‘Council was fldat gcontest? wieneg were:: first ee -, Leo Club, S second place pal hes Key! Club: : CH The climax of Wlesiille: came when thé Queen of Clubs, Lesley Harmon,- and Hornecoming ‘Queen, «Lesley Reepe received their crowns. The Homecoming celebration concluded with an after the game dance featuring the band ‘Castle”’, _ sponsored by. the - Civitans and the History Club. : Cavalier. : . Queene. Jena Grey y paint Pamela Withrow Escort: Tommy Hammett Escort: Cleve Martin Donna Earley a Allison Toney Shannon Hamrick Ginger Cannon Escort: Eddie Price : Escort: Dale Hardin Escort: Ricky McNeely Escort: Richard Carroll Linda Barbee = Gina Elmore . Nina Pittman PC Melissa Daniel Escort: Ken Bryd [ Escort: Neil Blanton : Escort: Todd McDaniel | . Escort: Keith Toms April Lee Lisa Lavender Lynn Davis Tracia Littlejohn Escort: Don Harris Escort: John Jarrett 4 Escort: John Davis : Escort: James Fuller . Being, selectéd Cavalier Queen by my friends and representing East Rutherford High School is @ special honor and means a great deal to me.” - : = ® Lesley Harmon: Cavalier Queen pied ay Paige Shelton : Renee Wright Escort Brad Causby Escort: Chris Glover Caroline Carpenter Debbie Vaughn Tina Mapp Shirley Davis Escort: Gary Wood Escort: Steven Day Escort: Tony Grant ‘ Escort: Eric Thompson Penni Wilkie a Beth Littlefield [= Anna Washburn Jill Ingle Escort: Travis Stroud Bs Escort: Austin Cabiness ' Escort: Jon Hoyle = Escort: Todd Price Katie Wright Angie Thompson B “ Myra Francis April Burnette Escort: Kurt Pearson Escort: Benji Camp Be Escort: Jerry Roach Escort: Vincent Harris 486 Homecoming a) “Being selected Homyecaming Queen was a great honor to me. It made m@ feel loved by all my fal fol mates,”’ Oe ae 2 . Lesley Réepe: Homecoming Queen | ‘A he ro 188 News visits Whifé® 1 Lin% a ie) - = nv ® Zz i) = ath p TP 47 TRET TERA PTF 4? 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She was a Freshmen and a member of the 1984 Volleyball Team. We will miss her. Happy Birthday Susan Happy birthday Susan Today's your special day fifteen years ago today you were sent our way. You grew up in love You gave the world a smile You taught the world to love You were here too short a while. Happy birthday Susan As you celebrate on high With all the lovely Angels Up in the Eastern sky. There is no way to tell you how much that you are missed This birthday you're in Heaven Where time does not exist. I know you will be happy as you celebrate at home This birthday now with Jesus spent around God’s throne. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mom Kim Humphries 192 Memorial Dreams of Tomorrow Being Americans we all have different hopes and dreams of how we plan our tomorrows. A cozy little home, decorated with flowers, trees, and streams, in the quiet part of town is most suitable for me. There are no right or wrong ways to feel or dream. 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College Transfer Program Pre-Art Pre-Business Education Pre-Business Administration Pre-Industrial Supervision Management Pre-Law Pre-Liberal Arts Pre-Math Pre-Medical Pre-Music Pre-Science Pre-Social Work Pre-Teaching Early Childhood Pre-Teaching Elementary Pre-Teaching Secondary Undecided Vocational Programs Automotive Body Repair Automotive Mechanics Child Care Worker Cosmetology Electical Installation Maintainance Electronic Servicing — Radio-TV Repair Machinist Nurse Assistant Practical Nursing Welding A Community School Serving Community Needs The College has an enrollment of about 2,800 students and an additional 8,000 to 10,000 persons enrolled in continuing education classes. Credits earned at ICC are transferrable to other colleges and universities. At ICC students may earn a certificate of Achievement, a diploma or the following degrees: Associate of Arts, Associate of General Education, Associate of Science or Associate of Applied Science. ICC Offers ICC Also Offers Financial aid for those who qualify Free tutition and registration for N.C. residents 65 or older Day, evening, and weekend classes Programs approved for V.A. benefits Job placement service High School equivalency (GED) A professional counseling staff A relaxed friendly atmosphere Intramural sports Intercollegiate athletics Student organizations and activities Community Service programs Instructors and staff who care Continuing Education Adult Basic Education Adult High School Diploma Learning Laboratory Professional and in-Service Programs Skill Training Personal Enrichment Courses Human Resources Development Technical Programs Associate Degree — Vocational Instructors Banking and Finance Business Administration Criminal Justice Data Processing Drafting and Design Technology Electronics Engineering Technology General Office Technology Industrail Supervision and Management Insurance Marketing and Retailing Mechanical Engineering Technology Real Estate Secretarial — Executive Teacher Associate Traffic and Transportation ICC Salutes 1985 Seniors — Tomorrow — The Best Is Yet To Come Involve ICC In Your Tomorrow Ads 211 Jenny and | began the 1984-85 Lancer be- fore you received last years book, de- signed the cover and completed the ladder before the student body attended the first day of school. Through out the year we have been approached by these ques- tions: “What color is the book? Who chose Mr. Miss Lancer? Who received the teachers dedication? When will the book be here? Is my picture going to be in the yearbook?” It is our hope that all of the time and work put into this book has made this Lancer your favorite of all the Year- books at East Rutherford High School. Spe- cial thanks to Mrs. Cromer who believed in my leadership abilities, to the faculty Mr. Hamrick for their encouragement and to my loyal staff who worked exceptionally well together. Producing a Yearbook is an experience everyone should encounter and one | shall never forget. Sincerely, Debbie Self 212 Editor’s Page Editor: Debbie Self Asst. Editor: Jenny Shipley JOSTENS