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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

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Hamrick — Principal Joy Cromer — Advisor =nny Shipley — Editor-in- Chief RNa arin Heath — Assistant Editor ars Ree. Volume 24 kkkkkkkkkkkkkn ‘ 1986 Lancer Dedication: Mr. Michael Davis Full Name: Dennis Michael Davis Wife’s Full Name: Robin Hurley Davis Children: Aaron And Nathan Address: P.O. Box 81 Ellenboro Date Of Birth: December 19, 1950 Colleges Attended: Brevard Ciniversity Of Tennessee Subjects Certified: Social Studies Years Teaching: 10 Years At East: 9 - Other Data: Mr. Davis Is The Advisor Of The Back Packing Club. He Is Described By His Students As “Down-To-Earth, Cinderstanding And Always Wearing A Smile.”’ In His Spare Time, He Enjoys Horseback Riding And Traveling. His Wife . Is The Home Economics Teacher At Chase pps And His Twins Are Six Years Old. — as Thank You, Mr. Davis 2 Dedication In Your Life ... There Is Excitement In Your Life Be A Part Of It. There Is Work In Your Life Being With It. There Is Sorrow In Your Life Ease The Pain Away. There Is Joy In Your Life Feel It, Know It, Share It. There Are Goals In Your Life Strive For The Highest. There Is Purpose In Your Life Explore It. — Jonivan Introduction 3 There Is Excitement In Your Life Be A Part Of It. There Is Work In Your Life Begin With It. CU O pee as Aw nuit What happens when a student arrives at East? Perhaps a first im- pression might be all work and no play. However, becoming a part of East offers the opportunity to combine the challenges and fun that are high school. Team work is necessary to make this combina- tion successful. Many students worked together through athletics and clubs, to give East Rutherford a long-awaited ‘“‘face lift.” Their enthusiasm revised the definition of Cavalier Pride. ps 4 Introduction ee 4 pe eu Paice There Is Sorrow In Your Life ... Ease The Pain Away There Is Joy In Your Life ... Feel It, Know It, Share It. As the year progresses, students encounter such disappointments as athletic defeats, report cards, broken relationships, and the dread of leaving some friends behind. These disappointments are balanced by successfully completing difficult tasks, assignments and projects and establishing lasting friendships. These sorrows and joys weave new beginnings from broken ends. There Are Goals In Your Life ... Strive For The Highest. ee a 6 Introduction There Is Purpose In Your Life ... Explore It The goals set in high school may be the basis for future achieve- ments. Some goals such as striving for an excellent grade, run- ning for an office in Student Government or a club, getting the job you want, finding the perfect mate, or perhaps just doing your best in your endeavors, are the ones that shape your accomplish- ments of tomorrow. Never settle for any thing less than your maximum potential because inside you there is a major goal waiting to be reached. Hob Introduction 7 And The Mr. Lancer Nominees Are .. . Russell Cudd ; Pe 8 Mr. Lancer Nominees And The Miss Lancer Nominees Are .. . : : _ Donna Flack ay 4 : Miss Lancer Nominees 9 Mr. And Miss Lancer 1986 MR. LANCER — TRAVIS STROUD OE ee eee ee We SUNSHINE SOUTH PRESENTS FREEDOM HALL JOHNSTON CITY, TENN. JUNE 8, 1985 SATURDAY AT 8:00PM __} i PURGE AAI LS ORAL a3 10 Mr. And Miss Lancer MISS LANCER — MELISSA MAYES E Cc K L E s Ss BRYAN ADAMS A Parting Word To Seniors ... Seniors, | congratulate you for your determination, dedication, and endurance for the past twelve years which have enabled you to graduate from East Ruther- ford High School. | have enjoyed being your Principal; it has been a pleasure. As you depart from East and enter the work force of our society, attend college, get married, or whatever endeavors you pursue, | would like to leave with you these two thoughts: Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done. Thomas H. Huxley If you wait until the wind and the weather are just right, you will never plant anything and never harvest anything. Ecclesiastes 11:4 Good Luck, Ez: Seit’y, Sield cme he 12 Introduction re ci cane me: iit wl al Most Athletic: Best All Around: ) Rayford Johnson Karen Smith Ken ponies Cross FR MOE Gh OMe at oe 2) a ye Wittiest: ‘Travis Stroud Dana Koone |. £2 Gi iy oie Most Cooperative: Most Spirited: Ricky McKinney Sheila_ | Budd Arrowood Matheny = Shelley Hidgon i” f- bet Lo | yillin iy lh | Milli Best Dressed: Tregg Greene Emily Set SS) Te A Rae Best Mannered: Matt Stamey Martha Searcy Mh ‘ll 14 Superlatives Friendliest: Jimmy Collins Janet Dailey Most Popular: | @ Russell Cudd Melissa Jeff Cabaniss Caroline _ ear nm i Phillips ODP ST OES A Es Hae = | ih Wh ill Best Looking: Brannon Bright Sallie McBrayer Most Dependable: David Herndon Pam Walker Hine ltt py — Ih @ | allan fl lhe Most Talented: Tommy Harmon Missy Cooke ila Best Leaders: Kurt Pearson Crisi Ohmstead i oe 5 = FR IS eee lh | Superlatives 15 ‘This being my senior year, | hope the band makes ran Cold a=W ilot-1 ken oll I] ; oMh CoM dat-lol au det-m oy-laveMce)m (adlare mans be your drum major for the last two years. I'll never forget it.”’ I MAVESShV am @lete) “Il enjoyed having complete supremacy over the underclassmen and our county football rivals.”’ Budd R-wood “T'll never forget ms friends and all our good times we ve had in the past four years, especially all our wild a parties.” Christy Callison “One thing I'll never forget is playing sports with all lnahvan 0 (e(e|(1-¥mm Mo (o)e man daliol ql mexolbl (eM at-hU-maat-le(mianualdalelbis them.” Karen Smith we jthing he th 3 _ Che Class Of 1986 16 The Wild Life “The only things we cannot do are those things we never try.” a Crisi Ohmstead ‘The greatest thing about being a senior is feeling superior. We finally made it to the top.” ee a Martha Searcy “Tl never forget the wild parties and the way we always made it home... ‘surfing on the wave of love.”’ . Ken Elliott ““My fondest memories are of all the wonderful friends | have had who have laughed and cried with me. | will cherish them always.” Emily Hollifield The Wild Life 17 Saran Adair Crystal Allred Cim Bailey David Kennet Budd Arrowood Laura Alevander GUE Beheler Michelle RKeheler rnette Bu S8§ SS S$ = se aes pi Christy Callison Shannon ; Byers Deegle d Burnette Cerri Campbell Renee Carver 4 Paul a j €. QU -. [ — ; Jerry Claspill Cogdell Jimmy as | Cracy Cilone oS ; Clements 20 The Class With Class YN my Ines uh Shannon Cross Russell Cudd Starlyn Steven Eric Edwards 5 Lashon Edwards Rachel Enrich Donna Fok 2 TF Loretta Flack tl -_ ee | | Flynn Cooper Hack Cerri Fowler Wp, gela Francis Calvin | Od tephen Alan Gilikin Clay Graybill Sonja Grindstaff Bobbi Harvill Vincent Harris jp fi | Ftensley Ryan eee oo geese sneer eu David Herndon | Ftolland Hollifield Robby Hutchins , Monique Jenkins Johnson Rhonda Jones AA John Keeter Juliana Logan Paul Lovette Crystal Knight Stephen Lovelace Shelia Matheny N sc a Stephante Mooring op CAMMY Philbeck Powell The Class 28 With Sass Caroline Phillips SUZAN Price - Crisi Ohmstead Michael Philbeck ; — Shere Phillips MHSOn Steve Reynolds Robi George Randlett LUSON Rob S S MMs Robb Rob mrpsmnrencontt enim snaea Nan ntenanni cn Rin oi ab ae cbaannnnum concucn aenanteasafommemncnces 7, wa Daniel Smith Scott Smith _ Macheryl Scottie iE � = Annette Chompson | : Coney XS Ss Ss SS wo Whitmire Krian Whitener 4b 9 ag a Ricky aque: = cane a : Cia Wilkerson eV esdop tie Ve | Wilson Derrick oo ies ‘ a u SS oo iy Sharon Woodall gone like our tug Woods — Coday when J saw you, | . Ei John Wyant Leslie Yancey 32 Beach Bound ’86 sapncee eo oy So ao SS Ti Boob Rh amy we aes sees Cae i, Ge Ibe ne Sve be 4, ih ete Bee | oe s) cad y. | a 4 cy) 2 . ° ro} Oo ,) = © ” ie) ) WE BERNE EAR. | | “lla | JE aia Se Bei { TNA J2p'SaE 2 | eS SN a iets | ead lonely crag holds in its shadowed height a broad of eaglets watered by parents proud; afraid yet keen to make the final test, to start their crucial, fearful flight, to live and love, to scream in thrilling flight, to start in triumph as a downy cloud or sink to failure in death's dismal shroud the gods of future see and bless this sight. We wait as eaglets still in guarded rest; the seniors soon will soar on well- knit wings; yet we anticipate the day when we shall spread OUR trembling wings and try our best to conquer trouble unafraid as kings, and tread the path of life to victory. Barclay McShee The Best Things In Life Are Free. 38 Junior Life Juniors 39 a oe ee Sores | O aah. Oo z pes a ,, 2 = a) i L ews Bell Kndree Bennett On The Verge Of Success 40 Juniors a a | Wee J tephanse Brown Angela Browning Fyfe Buctaren, Soon To Be Seniors! Juniors 41 jf landhrey Wait Till Next Year 42 Juniors sec eaa hea Have That I Don't? Juniors 43 | i Fiusty Cael | Bruce bweene (lenda Greene This School Would Be Nothing ata Without Us Juniors Are The Keys To The Future Juniors 45 Working Our Way To The Top! 46 Juniors mberly fuugfie - Juniors 47 48 Juniors ® Homeroom Blanton Cannon Guthrie Jackson McSwain Sharpe Smith Wall _ Williams Yeatts Folklore Expert. Junior Life 49 fie Buchanan, Secretary - ,.Sarah arol Andrews. President Gwen Hill Keith Hunt Todd Lavender John Davis Kent Baldwin Monica Paris Tracy Martin Vanessa Harris Raina Ferguson Angie Owens ‘ Vice President Renee Ribich Todd Burnette Tammy Webb Tammy Byers Leslie Weathers Becky Searcy Mary Jackson Trina Wilkerson Allison Brower April Littlejohn pore Ant {2etlejefr Eric Loftin nygela velace Dana Larlace Junior: The Point Of No Return 50 Juniors Pandy Mtnttre Denell Mséntiv Melody Marland Class Of ’87: Better Than The Best oF Juniors 51 PS ee ne Carolyn Mechs Cindi Mele | inter Melton Py ee aoe eee i NN eat 73 % My i + ‘ . ‘ i ; 2 24 ORS ¥ Ly ae ; 4 Linda Wechalok Ha nee Mulder | Keith Wittchell Jeff Murray Crystal Hinton Fergie. Cneas Juniors Make The Crade! 52 Juniors David Hobbie Se . onte bihich on) Johnson barrett Foss Faces In The Crowd Juniors 53 Doris Smith Wanda Smith et aloes The Class Of Classes Juniors 55 Feussel Wood == Trine Wilken — Tammy Walkera Time For A Change 56 Juniors “ Kia, Wileraar Juniors not pictured: Pam Bartles Brian Beane Tammy Campbell Patty Chapa Tim Deane Robert Edwards Michael Harris Virginia Head James Henson Mia Hines Loretta Hoppes Jimmy Hunt Terri Jackson Scott Randall Brian Shepard Paula Sheppard Macheryl Staley M.K. Toney James Weese Vernice Wilkerson iinhiiitietinns SP Ee ceeee ser Sl | a COCCTee aleda el CE AMM ag, imme |=T 1-1 E_USSeeo8 Brian Adair Darrell Adams Missy Adams Mitch Adams Robert Alexander Anita Ashburn Angie Atchley Scott Bailey Donna Baker Lynn Baker Secretaries To Be. Friends Are Forever. D’Etta Barbee Curtis Baxter David Baynard Tabatha Beach Brad Beal Ann Beck Michael Beheler Patrina Bell Catherine Bennett Barbara Bennick 58 Sophomores Christie Benson Van Bernhardt Cliff Biggerstaff Chris Billingsley Beth Blackburn Greg Blackburn Anthony Blanton Marty Boyd Cindy Brackett Tracy Bradley Scott Bradshaw April Bragdon Richard Brandle Chris Bright Julie Bright Anthony Brooks Brian Burgess Stephanie Burgess Jerry Burke April Burnette Sophomores 59 LAT TTT Willie Butler Donna Byers Scott Canipe Amy Carlton Roy Carroll Ed Causby Lisa Champion Ricky Champion Lynn Chapman Steve Chapman Another One Of Those Days Brian Cilone Kenny Claspill Peggy Cogdell Geni Collins Deana Conner Dwayne Conner Connie Cooper Charles Copeland Donna Curtis Ginger Dalton 60 Sophomores - = I They Must Really Be Working Hard T roy Davenport Shelia Daves Bill Davis Kim Davis Rhonda Davis Ron Davis Shana Davis Conrad Dillard Son Do Doug Dobbins Eddie Dobbins Catherine Dossantos Eric Dover Joe Duncan Mare Duncan Deana Edwards Evan Edwards Jill Elmore Stephanie Enloe Jennifer Enrich Sophomores 61 Naas a CIM Mark Eplee Shelly Epley Roger Evans Tammy Evans Kelli Fisher Kelly Floyd James Flynn Ronnie Forbes Christie Foster Twila Fowler Andy Francis Kim Galvin Paige Gamble James Gardner Lisa Gettys Derrick Gibson T.J. Gillespie Dwayne Glover George Glover Mike Goode 62 Sophomores Amy Goforth Eric Gold Richard Goodman Kristie Gornto Guy Graybill April Green Scott Green Kenneth Greene Tracy Greene James Guffey Randy Guffey Erlindo Guillermo Robert Hamrick Bobby Hamilton Brett Hammond Linda Hardin Mary Hardin John Harrill Patti Harrill Sophomores 63 Tracey Harrill Connie Harris Gary Harris Johnny Harris Robert Harris Terence Harris Gina Haynes Randy Helton Patti Henson Brent Herron Homeroom Teachers. Darlene Hodge Kim Hodge Michelle Hodge Janet Holland Chuck Hollifield Dale Hoppes Connie Hudson James Hudson Danny Hull Missy Humphries 64 Sophomores Tanya Hunnicutt Tonya Huntley Dennis Hurdt Darrell Hutchins Lori Jackson Keith Jackson Robert Jackson Tammy Jackson Brian James Bobby Jaycox Bart Jenkins Rodney Jimerson Amy Jones Karen Jones Tommy Jones Brad Joyner Spaniel Kelly Grant King Denise Kingdom Larry Kingdom Sophomores 65 jak Jeff Lambert John Landis Bobby Landrum Amy Laughter Arthur Laughter Kim Ledford Lynn Ledford Evette Logan Edie Lovelace Lori Lynch Laurie Mabe Garland Macopson Rodney Marshall Donna Martin Lisa Mayse Lynn Mayse Tiffany Mayse Lee McDaniel John McDonald 66 Sophomores alias Pe Tonya McDowell Donnell McEntire Kevin McEntire Traci McGuire Jimmy Melton Kelli Mode James Moore Jason Morrow Tim Mosley Robert Mote Kieth Mull Lisa Murray Patrica Murray Rodney Murray Tracy Nanney Jeff Newton John Neal David Norris Bruce O'Dell Dalea Ohmstead Sophomores 67 Dawn Pack Shane Packer Joe Parker Shannon Patterson Wayne Patterson Allan Peeler Lynn Peeler Tanya Philbeck Jonathon Pitman Bill Pless Lunchtime: The Best Time Of The Day All For The Cavaliers Stand Up And Lean! Shelia Ponton Andrea Porter Dwayne Poteat Anthoine Powell Gary Powell Jamie Powell Robert Price David Prince Reagan Randall Richard Randall 68 Sophomores Steven Rhodes Davy Rhyne Jeff Rich Jeremy Rich Kenneth Richards Pat Richards Adriene Robinson Jammie Robinson Annette Rogers Alan Ross Ronnie Ross Lisa Ruppe Tami Sain Stephanie Salmon Meri Saunders Stephanie Schwartz Ronnie Self Travis Shade Warren Sheehan Charles Shelton N Oo ae) =F (e) LE iS sy Donald Shytle Teresa Shytle Kim Silver Donny Simmons Melinda Sims Eric Smathers Barbee Smith Bill Smith Leslie Smith Timmy Smith Michael Souther Lauren Splawn Rodney Staggs Bob Stallings Susie Stamey Donald Stevens Anna Stewart Darren Street Jeff Street Tony Strickland 70 Sophomores Angela Surratt Tammy Suttles David Talley Debra Tesseneer Chris Tesseniar Steve Thorn Neal Tomblen Ann Toney Debra Toney Lisa Toney Sone: ee ee _ Extra-Curricular Activities Keep Some, Donna Martin Displays Sophomore Talents In Lynn Peeler, Busy. Her Skill In Tennis. James Toney Jennifer Toney Kim Toney Larry Toney Lisa Toney | | ) Patsy Toney Shonda Twitty Tammy Tyner Jim Valdez Dana Vance Sophomores 71 A VDRTB TT TET Kenny VanDyke Bobbie Vickers Cathy Walker Chad Walker Michael Walker Michelle Walker Wendy Walker Todd Wallace Martin Wall Benji Ward Crystal Ward Sonia Warren Ronald Washington Christy Waters Keith Watkins Kevin Watkins Cindy Watts Brian Weast Sandy Wells Sherry Whelchel 72 Sophomores GE ATT) ue Cea Sophomores Not Pictured: Elaine Allen Stephanie Brown Michael Davis Carlos Evans Lisa Hunt Tanya Mason Rodney McCurry Paula McEntire Jimmy McGinnis Scott Morrow Edward Odell Charles Padgett Ricky Rhoads David Self Cynthis Wilkerson Barbara White Chris Whiteside Debbie Whitesides Cathy Wiggins Amie Wilkins Stanley Wilkins Marcus Williams Shelly Willis Ken Wilson Shana Wood Mike Yelton Steve York Sophomores 73 Females Sweep Class Elections Homeroom Representatives: Chapman Pres. Dwayne Glover V.P. Jill Elmore Ball Pres. Shannon Patterson V.P. Rodney Mar- shall Hastings Pres. Stephanie Schwartz V.P. Jennifer Enrich Wooten Pres. Tanya Philbeck V.P. Bart Jenkins Cromer Pres. D’Etta Barbee V.P. Van Bernhardt Brantly Pres. Lisa Ruppe V.P. Rodney Jimmerson Cochran Pres. Greg Blackburn V.P. Lauren Splawn Smothers Pres. Pat Richards V.P. Kevin McEntire Dawkins Pres. Lee McDaniel V.P. Jim Valdez Motsinger Pres. Jeff Lambert V.P. Brett Ham- mond Daniel Pres. Mike Yelton V.P. David Norris Sophomore class cosponsors are: Jill Elmore and April Burnette Sophomore Class Officers are: President — Lynn Mayse Vice President — DaLea Ohmstead Secretary — Stephanie Enloe Treasurer — Lynn Peeler 74 Sophomore Life a BS By aed Be = LCE SUEReraees LUBA S| TT Vedcéee ARR 7 ee Rhonda Adair Kelly Aldridge Ritchie Allen Sandra Allen Trinia Alfred Marney Anderson Kim Arrowood Donna Bailey William Bailey Jason Balmer Carla Barbee Candi Bean Lori Biggerstaff Randy Biggerstaff David Bleecher Angela Boyce William Boykins Amber Bragdon Eric Bridges Roger Bright Cassandra Bristol Barry Brooks Rhonda Brooks Jonathan Brown Karshal Brown Matt Brown Walter Brown 76 Freshmen Class Of 1989 ... Funky Freshmen! Sexiest Man Tom Selleck — 70 rao) set E-Nid (0) titi fo) Don Johnson — 40 Prince — 40 David Lee Roth — 38 George Michael — 6 Waylan Bumgarner Darmon Burgin Stephen Burgin Waddell Burgin Tommy Butler Tonia Byers Fred Callahan Twanissa Calton Todd Calvert Brian Campbell Till Campbell Maria Chapa Angela Clark — Keith Clark Missy Clark Rhonda Conner Tracie Conner Randy Cooper Wayne Cooper Alisa Copeland David Costner Travis Craft Leslie Crawford Carla Crook — William Crump Amanda Cureton Leah Curtis Freshmen 77 Beth Dailey Jeff Dalton James Davidson _Chris Davis Gloria Davis Kelly Davis Artina Dawkins Brian Day Steve Deese April Deviney Dana Dillard Greg Dills Donna Dixon Lisa Dossantos Getina Dover Chris Dycus Keith Earley Lisa Ebert Cynthia Edgerton Cheymaine Edwards Tarsha Edwards Todd Edwards William Elliott Lisa Elmore Diana Epley John Taylor 78 Freshmen Frosties ... Sexiest Woman Madonna — 94 Sheila E. — 71 Christie Brinkley — 53 Bo Derek — 27 Brooke Sheilds — 24 Cheryl Tiegs — 14 Freshmen Sell Magazines Andy Ervay Wendy Everheart Jeff Ferguson Jerchice)uinommule)ts(e 1. Beverly Hills Cop Scott Ferguson Back to the Future SF 4 : Belinda Fisher F ‘ : ; f Robert Flynn ae (X00) ba St.. Elmore’s Fire Secret Admirer Goonies Torrence Forney Pam Foster Mark Fournier Cynthia Fredette Ronnie Freeman Joe Gantt Angela Garrison Corey Geter William Gill Julie Goode Wendy Gornto Michelle Graham Ann Green Crystal Green Jesse Green Marie Green Cristy Green Jody Greene Trent Greene Tami Guillermo Billy Hammock Freshmen 79 Freshmen Spunk Chris Hamrick Chris Hamrick Jamie Hamrick Jay Hamrick Jennifer Hamrick Jeff Hanson Connie Hardin Jeremy Harrill Debbie Harris Holly Harris Tracy Harris Lora Haynes Greg Head John Hill Theresa Hill Andrea Hines Karol Hogan Thesa Holland Jason Hollifield Keith Honeycutt Carl Hoppes Donna Hoppes Melissa Hoppes Richard Hoyle Debbie Hudson Keely Hudson Sonia Hudson 80 Freshmen Freshmen Reign Theresa Hudson Nona Huggins Jeton Hughes Favorite T.V. Show David Humphries Randy Hunt Shane Hunt 1. . Miami Vice 2. Cosby Show 3. A Team 4. Webster Shawn Hunter 5. Silver Spoons oe j ‘ = Lennie Hurdt . : ‘ ; Kirk Johnson T.J. Irwin Jennifer Jacobus Shawn James Todd Jennings Carla Jimerson Daphne Jimerson Ricky Johnson Chad Jolley ' Anissa Jones Brad Jones Jeremy Jones John Jones Erica Kelly Todd Kiser Donald Kretemeyer Todd Ledford Sandra Lee Sylvia Lee Freshmen 81 Frosties Play It Cool Tammy Lee Kenny Levesque John Littlefield Janet Littlejohn Jerried Littlejohn Crystal Loftin Evelyn Logan James Logan Lisha Logan Billy London Thelma Lovelace Tony Lovelace Ronnie Lowrance Christy Luckadoo Sandra Lynch John McBrayer Ron McCombes Gracie McCoy Connie McDaniel Adrian McDowell Myron McDowell Favorite Soap Opera Guiding Light — 159 The Young And The Restless — 58 Steve McEntire Wayne McEntire Mark McFarland As The World Turns — 29 T=) oT) 1 Iw (0)-} 0) || MAS) Days Of Our Lives — 9 LF; 9) 1 Ke) tat 4 Ken McGinnis Tommy McGinnis Scott McKinney 82 Freshmen A New Beginning Manuel McSwain Shawnda Mapp Rhonda Marlowe Country You’d Like To Visit France — 97 England — 6 Cecil Martin Julie Martin Australia 1 4 inet : _ 3 ( : 7 David Matheny Switzerland — 40 Japan — 36 Germany — 18 Tami Matheny Alex Mayse Amy Melton Christy Melton Jeff Melton Kimberly Melton Sherry Melton Melissa Metcalf Myra Mode Sherri Mooring Dara Morgan Donnie Mote Steven Mulinax Timmy Munsey Melanie Murray Norman Murray Ronald Murray Annette Myers Stephan Odell Carol Ann Oxendale Heidi Parker Freshmen 83 Frosties ... Ivy Parker Dana Peeler Tracy Peeler Rebecca Pfau David Philbeck Joni Phillips Lonnie Phillips Lorrie Phillips Bryan Pope Denise Price Sonya Price Tommy Pruett Shannon Ramsey Dee Dee Reece Trisha Reynolds Laura Ribich Tonya Richard Renee Ridings Randy Riffle Brenda Ritterbacker Mishael Robbins Kevin Roberson Robie Roberts Tammy Rogers Shelly Roper Latarsha Ross Beverly Rossman 84 Freshmen Freshmen Show Cavalier Pride Susan Rothrock Lynn Ruppe Rhonda Ruppe Favorite Music Group Fat Boys — 77 Duran Duran — 66 Carlos Sanford Huey Lewis And The News — 61 , Va - ¥ Nelson Searcy Sheila Searcy Tears For Fears — 49 Wham — 20 | DY=) oY-1 Xe (et bo, Sharon Sears Brad Secker Jerry Self Gina Sharpe Jamie Shelton Tina Shelton Michael Shuford David Simmons Amy Sisk Crystal Skipper Conway Smith Darin Smith Devin Smith Julie Smith Robbie Smith Roslyn Smith Shannon Smith Theresa Spake Michael Splawn Kristie Stamper Dana Street Freshmen 85 F i 5 : 3 : E, | 86 Freshmen Moving Up In The World Danny Suhy Crystal Swafford Angela Swink Cynthia Swing Angie Tate Jessie Tate Joe Tate Randi Taub Billy Terry Julie Thomas Tracy Toms Jerry Toney Theresa Toney Jeannie Towery Charlotte Tranthum Brian Trotter Rhonda Twitty Bobby Tyler Pamela Upton William Vance Robin Vassey John Vaughn Laura Walker Scotty Walker Tammy Ward Brandon Waters Claudia Waters Meeting New Friends Eric Waters Scott Watkins Brian Watts Freshmen Not Pictured Tina Crain Randy Crump Ste) � ) o) Vam BWA TS Wel @ir-lals Tim Hill : Michelle Hodge —- i eo E Bobby Watts _ : : : — a Mike Weast Jeffery Huber Ramonia Jackson Garland Macopson Charlie Ross Billy Sexton ’ James Skipper Shannon Smith Chris Towery Martha Whisnant Bobby West Steve Weast Wyn Wheeler David Whisnant Jeremy Whisnant Katrina White Becky Whitham David Wiley John Wiley Marci Wilkie Angie Wilkins Robbie Williams Kathy Wilson Tonia Wilson Tommy Withrow Billy Wood Jennifer Wright Jody Wright Terry. Wright Billy Wyatt Robert Yarborough Denise Yount Freshmen 87 FE Ne PY Ef S| 88 Freshmen True Cavaliers August 26: A New Life For Freshmen Begins. Freshmen Class Sponsor: Wendy Gornto Escort: David Matheny Freshmen Class Sponsor: Annette Myers Escort: Rodney Watkins HOMEROOM PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Taylor Tommy McGinnis John Littlefield Mason Shelly Roper Crystal Skipper Freshman Class Officers: Tami Matheny — Pres.; David Proctor Marney Anderson Leah Curtis Matheny — Vice Pres.; Keely Hudson — Secretary; Brian Arrowood William Elliott Amy Sisk Watts — Treas. Connor Trent Greene Michelle Robbins Mills Jason Hollifield Dana Peeler Hodge Randy Riffle Carol Oxendale Denning Tami Guillermo Kelly Davis Davis John McBrayer Christy Luckadoo Robbins Chris Hamrick Rhonda Marlowe Isenhour Beth Dailey Jennifer Hamrick Freshmen Life 89 c Vv E ‘= n Vv be re ° a ORES EESSSeReeee Oc Pec teEnMel 7 ach oa TTT TT ea Ine Al he” A SSS (RP ae | eee tl eee ‘gs S ice-principa e [= 5 yf (a . («D) (.D) ie ave (e) (oe) ma Secretary V f l Mee Phen incipa incipal Car ee Vice-Pri Pri VEZ What Would You Advise Seniors? | ‘‘Enjoy Themselves While They Can’’ — J. Lail | Bebe Faas Gee eee pe pom foe 3p Room A-O Room A-O Room A-2 Room A-4 Teaches Advanced Algebra, and Twelfth grade homeroom Twelfth grade homeroom Twelfth grade homeroom Computers | and Il Teaches Computer |, Typing I, and Teaches Typing | and Accounting Teaches Typing Basic Business 2-4 a. | Room A-1] Room A-3 Room A-5 Room A-7 Twelfth grade homeroom Twelfth grade homeroom Twelfth grade homeroom Twelfth grade homeroom Teaches Typing |, Basic Business, Teaches English Teaches Calculus, Geometry, and Teaches U.S. History, A.P. Europe | and Business Law Consumer Math an History, and Psychology | Ce: Lay Done Oot FLL WC bsp hilta Meller ‘ Travel’’ — T. Smothers A Goal And Stick To It’? — J. Ball ‘‘Choose 92 Faculty To Do After They Graduate? ‘Put God First In Your Life’? — C. Jernigan “Be Realistic’? — J. Brantley MASK MURR Connie. Q. Melts LoL anther dimiths Torna! Alan Carver’s Desk Room A-6 Room A-8 Room A-10 Ninth grade homeroom Tenth grade homeroom Twelfth grade homeroom Teaches Algebra I, and General Math Teaches World History and Govern- Teaches Geometry, Advanced ment Economics Math, and Algebra II Room A:9 Room A-11 Room A-11 Room A-13 Twelfth grade homeroom Tenth grade homeroom ' Teaches Pre-Algebra IB, Geometry, Teaches Current Affairs and Gov- Teaches Elementary Algebra, Alge- Teaches Algebra I and Geometry and Consumer Math ernment Economics 400 401 ora |, and Algebra Il | Niffrr 2 ee Cinily Llay Moms: Co, ab. C oug ‘‘Be A Plumber!’’ — R. Jolley | ‘Join The Military”” — M. Mason Faculty 93 FACULTY: Who Are Your Two Garfield and Ziggy — P. Childers Foghorn Leghorn and Yosimite Sam — Spratt UL ee uate hd Guidance Office Guidance Office Guidance Office Guidance Office ; Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor a | 1 ll E | Room B:2 Room B-4 Room B6 Room B8 Eleventh grade homeroom Tenth grade homeroom Tenth grade homeroom Eleventh grade homeroom Teaches Spanish |, Il, and Ill Teaches French I, Il, Ill, and IV Teaches English 11-A, 11-1 and Teaches English 9-A, 12-H Publications SS Lae Pye Oe Jes nt Mebsrat W.tbath Dennis The Menace And Flintstones — Connor Funky Winkerbean And Wizard Of Id — J.V. Jones 94 Faculty Favorite Cartoon Character? ‘Bugs Bunny And 3 Stooges’ — R. Wright “Fraggle Rock-Go-Bo And Wimbley’’ — M. Mason Ce” (Cree eae bitty Vag CG WH. Frater tes IN Cina) Room B-1 Room B:3 Room B-5 Room B-7 Eleventh grade homeroom Eleventh grade homeroom Ninth grade homeroom Tenth grade homeroom Teaches Physical Science Teaches Chemistry, Physical Science, Teaches Biology, and Advanced Biology Teaches Biology and Physics Facade Room B-10 Room B-12 ' Tenth grade homeroom Ninth grade homeroom Room B-14 Guidance Office Teaches Physical Science Teaches Biology and Physical Science Teaches Biology and Physical Science Tlduck Cachan : , ear Saget ae ‘| ‘4 a m i ad 4 “Papa Smurf And He-Man” — L. Daniel “Pepe Le Peu And Fat Albert’ — L. Gary 95 Teacher’s: What Is Your Laziness! — D. Wall Students Making Fun Of Others — F. Denning you get am on Cheating day Aoahh! Foe Ro Haeny ake Sud Mrs. Dawkins, Cooper Flack, Rayford Conley Room C-1 Room C-3 Johnson, Chris Dowdle, Richard Ran- Ninth grade homeroom Eleventh grade homeroom dall, Greg Chapa, and Julie Bright Teaches English 9-A and 9-H Teaches English ee Fall Room ISS Room Media Center Librarian Assistant Room C-2 In School Suspension Teacher Librarian Teaches French | and AV Instructe hi bp Yhomefa i Cheflna Th stty E Wight dem baityer i a People Who Complain — D. Ledford People Who Eat With Their Mouth Open — P. Greene 96 Faculty Pet Peeve? pathy Among Students — M. Cochran Jisorganization — B. Yeatts Amn Rertiona) Charlotte P Commer Wor Soon. (unit that unet ! Room C-5 Room C-7 Room C-9 Susan Williams, Ted Hawkins, and Ninth grade homeroom Ninth grade homeroom Ninth grade homeroom Ricky Wilkerson Teaches English 10-1. 10-A; and 10-12-A Teaches English Teaches English 9-B and 9-C | | t Room C-4 Frank Wall Sandra Norris, Karen Chapman, Mi- Room C-6 Tenth grade homeroom chael Davis, and Charlotte Connor Tenth grade homeroom Teaches English 10-C and 10-H Teaches Geography and World History ge? fol Comet Karen Wt Cheaper | People Who Make Excuses For Their Failures —C.M. Hamrick slow, Inconsiderate Drivers — Spratt | 97 When You Were A Child Baseball Player — J. Bridges Ane Aquilae aaretuy s | Wanda XK. lastinge, fone diay HooG. | Dalal Prine Room D- 1 Room D-3 Eleventh grade homeroom Tenth Grade Homeroom Room D-5 Room D-7 Teaches Home Economics | and Teaches Advanced Sewing, Advanced Ninth grade homeroom Ninth grade homeroom Advanced Food Child Care Home Economics, and Advanced Teaches Teaches U.S. History Development Food child development a and Gyre Shop ; ; Teaches Physical Educat Eleventh grade homeroom Teaches Physical Education cine antes and Teaches Physical Education Teaches Horse Trainer — R. Taylor Poet — T. Smothers 98 What Did You Want To Be? Ballet Dancer — B. Gutherie World’s Best Fisherman — J.V. Jones ei Ma flit 4g Pv Dos Do you want to take bunch or Study Hall? TI wish he'd learn how to write! : Room D-7 Room D-9 : Teaches Diversified Cooperative Teaches Agriculture Production |, Il, Wallace Peek and Johnathon Brown Suzanne Covington Training and Ill. ’ ’ | aut Gym Bandroom Bandroom Teaches Current Affairs, U.S. Teaches Physical Education Teaches Elementary Band, Mixed Teaches Elementary Band, Concert History, and Chorus, and Music Appreciation Band, and Symphonic Band. Government Economics. Covric LY ange’ andia) Te buttons Pk Corbet? Respected — G. Isenhour Drummer In A Rock Band — P. Childers 99 Teachers, Name Two Animals You Eagle And Lion — C.M. Hamrick Pelican And Tiger — Debbie Smith bu, Didwie Dalh Hola EX Go bale. — Cp, Room E-1 Room E-3 Room E-5 R EW Eleventh grade homeroom Teaches T | and Teaches Government and mes 3 E Teaches Carpentry Teaches Resource Auto Mechanics Economics ¢ 71 tS Room E-4 hoor ie Room E-2 Ninth grade homeroom Room E-6 Tenth grade homeroom Teaches English and Science An Aide for Mrs. Daniels Teaches Algebra |, Pre-Algebra | and An Aide for Mrs. Guthrie General Math Game) 6, Loy Dainty Dr lehitiasles Lark And Loon — C. Jernigan Monkey And Tropical Fish — B. Yeatts 100 Faculty Would Like To Be, If You Could Be One. ‘Elephant And Cat —” R. Taylor “‘Tiger And Zebra —’’ D. Ledford ele Beene Mobile Unit | Mobile Unit 3 Mobile Unit 3 Teaches Textiles Eleventh grade homeroom Tenth grade homeroom Teaches Math Lab and is an Aide Teaches ICT and T | Teaches Math | | Room E E-8 Mobile Unit 2 : Mobile Unit 4 Tenth grade homeroom Ninth grade homeroom Is a Reading Aide Driver’s Ed. instructor Teches IVE and Basic Business Teaches English and Reading ‘“‘Butterfly And Hummingbird —”’ R. Blanton ‘‘A Bird And A Fish — ‘“‘ M. Mason Faculty 101 Most Attractive: Most Talented: Mrs. Charlotte Connor And Mr. Chris) Mrs. Sandy McCullough And Mr. Joe Norman Nanney Best Dressed: Best All-Around: | Mrs. Pam Greene And Mr. Bob Price Mrs. Debbie Smith And Mr. Tony | Smith Most Unique: — Friendliest: | Ms. Pam Childers And Mr. Joe Cockell Mrs. Elsie Cannon And Mr. J.V. | Jones 102 Who’s Who Sas Miost Interesting: Best Disciplinarian: virs. Ann Robbins And Mr. Mike Davis Mrs. Mildred Cochran And Mr. Richard Wright oo X x Vy iz oe, Vittiest: Most Popular: Irs. Marjorie Arrowood And Mr. Jeff. = Mrs. Sandra Norris And Mr. Alan iettys Carver BSI ie iia i iN | 2 eee zh oe ost Understanding: Most School Spirited: rs. June Pope And Mr. Frank Wall Mrs. Susan Williams And Mr. David | Smith Who’s Who 103 Name Two Places That You Like To Eat At. apetents “pd once: tana a : any oie FAC cle Andy think oo desene an AR 104 Faculty eee LLL ee EST eel Le bala arf lll TCT BBP AL Hegel LT | tee iC alge) LCCC o eo + RUTHERFORD f aya __CAsROUSEL PRINCESS VY 1nNC@SS After being judged on personality, beauty, charm, and talent, Miss Pam Walker was chosen Carrousel Princess for 1985-86. For the talent competition, Pam sang “‘A Merry Roundaley”’ (an echo song). She was chosen from a group of 14 young ladies by a panel of teachers. Pam represented East Rutherford High at the Carrou- sel Parade in Charlotte during the month of No- vember. Pam attended festivities in Charlotte during the Carrousel Parade schedule. While in Charlotte, Pam was escorted by Mr. Charles Trexler, an ambassador of Charlotte businesses. 106 Carrousel Princess 26% utherford igh ueens A deserving girl, Shelley Higdon, was se- lected as Miss East High for 1985-86. As a result of her character, personality, and at- tractiveness, she was awarded this title from the Senior Class. Shelley’s hobbies include dancing and cheerleading. She is a member of the Pep club, Junior Civinettes, Spanish Club, and vice-president of the Senior Beta Club. Shelley hopes to attend Mars Hill College where she plans to major in Early Childhood Development. cD — - (3c © —Oolo.e—- = a CD cD = CA DCD So oO The award of Miss Black East High went to an outgoing, attractive girl in the Senior Class. Degie Burnette was the recipient of this title. Degie is a member of the Junior Civin- ettes, the Leo Club, Afro-American Club, FHA, and Christians-in-Action, of which she is vice-president. Degie plans to attend King’s College in Charlotte and pursue a career as a legal secretary. Miss East Highs 107 108 Christians In Action Sponsor Starlyn Davis Escort — Chris Jolley Future Farmers of America Sponsor Delphine McCurry Escort — Chuck Hollifield Leo Club Sponsor Angie Francis Escort — Andre Lynch Vocational Industrial Club of America Sponsor Tracy Upton Escort — Will Caldwell Jr. Civinettes Sponsor Shannon Cross Escort — Rodney Marshall Future Homemakers of America Sponsor Pennie Davis Escort — Donnie Haulk Math Club Sponsor Karin Heath Escort — Neil Blanton Yearbook Sponsor Tammy Wilson Escort — Derrick Woodall Jr. Civitans Sponsor Mellisa Renee Branch Escort — Matt Stamey History Club Sponsor Sallie McBrayer Escort — Don Grizzard Media Club Sponsor Rene’ Marlowe Escort — Eddie Moore Bus Drivers Sponsor Kaye Ramsey Escort — Chris Moss Distributive Education Club of America Sponsor Kim Smith Escort — Chris Wilson Key Club Sweetheart Martha Searcy Escort — Kurt Pearson Pep Club Sponsor Sonja Grindstaff Escort — Greg Jackson Beta Club Sponsor Caroline Phillips Escort — Chris Lee Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor Tracia Gornto Escort — Bryan Murray Keywannette Sponsor Janet Dailey Escort — Larry Smith Sportsman Club Sponsor Ariane Chapman Escort — Gilbert Doggett walier Cducen LG 186 Band Sponsor Baseball Sponsor Boys’ Basketball Sponsor Boys’ Track Sponsor Cheerleading Sponsor Missy Cooke Lisa Martin Mellisa Mayes Emily Parker Terri Campbell Escort — Chris Toms Escort — Barry Spurlin Escort — Carson Mayes Escort — Webber Powell Escort — Ricky Ficklin Chorus Sponsor Cross Country Sponsor Football Sponsor Girls’ Basketball Sponsor Girls’ Track Sponsor Melanie White Bobbi Jean Harrill Sheila Matheny Karen Smith Julie Logan Escort — David Bennett Escort — Steve Connor Escort — Ken Elliott Escort — Chris Dowdle Escort — Richard Brooks Golf Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Softball Sponsor Student Government Kim Jowers Donna Flack Renee Crawford Dana Koone Association Sponsor Escort — Jeff Yelton Escort — James McKinney Escort — Rusty Millwood | Escort — Wesley Smith Crisi Ohmstead Escort — Al Rhyne a. ile $orreconting sooo (78 Christy Callison Penny Carter Escort — lvey Smith Escort — Scott Carter 1986 Homecoming Cavalier Queen Courts 109 Roll Out The Red Carpet For The 1986 Crisi Ohmstead, the Student Government Association sponsor, is the 1986 Homecoming Queen. She has enthusiastically partici- pated in school activities such as, Track, Beta Club, Keywanettes, Pep Club, and of course, the Stu- dent Government Association. She is also the Student Body Presi- dent. Crisi enjoys her involvement in Jazz dance class and the Swim Team. She hopes to attend UNC- Chapel Hill, where she wants to major in Pre-Law. 110 Cavalier Royalty Homecoming Fast Rutherford’s new Cavalier Queen is Melissa Branch, sponsor for the Junior Civitans. She is an active student and enjoys Cheer- leading and being with her friends. In addition, Melissa is a member of the Civinettes, Pep Club, Chris- tians In Action, and the Student Government Association. Our Cavalier Queen plans to attend Appalachian State University where she would like to major in Elementary Education. Cavalier Royalty 111 October 18, 1985: , OPT re)ilal-e aliiiie , Shannon AgGis Weciewes “ornto, Karin ae, Marta Searcy, M : h, Kim Upton, Degie te lina Mapp, Jill Elry i Or et Dailey. 112 Homecoming Life ‘‘A Dream Come True!!!!’”’ LIONS too Scared to fight an s td Mrs. Debbi fith for all her help. f ; Oe ae a | ae ee a om t No one can actually know what goes into the week before homecoming. Mrs. Debbie Smith sponsors the SGA this year and she found out exactly what hard work was. Without the home coming committee, including An- gie Buchanon and Rowena Daw- kins, the chairmen, October the Eighteenth could not have gone as smoothly. Homecoming began way be- fore the actual day. Sponsors for clubs and sports had to be cho- sen by September the Twenty- Sixth. On Tuesday, October Tenth, Mr. Bridges and the AV Department made videos to be shown in the lunchroom the next Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday, October Fourteenth, the entire school voted on the Cavalier Queen and Homecom- ing Queen was voted on the fol- lowing day. Tension grew as Friday grew closer. Questions about escorts, flowers, cars and clothes circled _all of the sponsors’ minds. Final- ly, The night was here. Before the game, Melissa Branch was crowned the 1985 Cavalier Queen. Halftime showed all view- ers that Crisi Ohmstead was our new Homecoming Queen. How- ever, discouraging the loss of the game was, we still had the dance to attend. What a way to end a perfect night!!! Homecoming Life 113 : - fF ve.) mere 114 Homecoming Life STUDIO A WERSAM Cheerleaders Show Classmates The Varsity Cheerleaders are L. Weathers, S. Harnom, M. Paris, T. Campbell, D. Thompson, S. Higdon, B. Searcy, Captains are Shelly Higdon and Melissa Branch M. Branch, T. Ebb, C. Childers, T. Wilkerson, C. Goode, Not pictured: C. Conrad, P. Padgett, and R. Crawford. 116 Go Big Red How To Go! Fight! Win! ° Mrs. Susan Williams and Mrs. Jean Greene have dedicated many long hard hours to the suc- cess of the Freshman, J.V., and Varsity cheer- leading squads. The smiling faces of the cheerleaders are often the only encouraging site at a ballgame. Terri Campbell was noted for this as she was chosen as the cheerleading sponsor for homecoming. Cavaliers Great!! Go! Fight! Win! 117 Freshmen cheerleaders are: 1st row — Keely Hudson, Christy Melton, Rhonda Marlowe, Beth Dailey. 2nd row — Rhonda Brooks, Carol Ann Oxendale, Wyn Wheeler, Tami Guillermo, Erica Kelly, and Amy Sisk. Co-Captain: Christy Melton Co-Captain: Rhonda Marlowe Cheerleader Coaches: Mrs. Susan Williams Mrs. Jean Greene 118 Cheerleaders Co-Captains DaLea Ohmstead Stephanie Enloe Cheerleader Coaches: Mrs. Susan Williams Mrs. Jean Greene JV Cheerleaders are: 1st row: Lori Jackson, Sonia Warren, DaLea Ohmstead, Stephanie Enloe, Missy Adams. 2nd row: Shannon Patterson, Sherri Welchel, Andrea Porter, Jennifer Toney, Stephanie Schwartz, Tracy Harrill, D'Etta Barbee. Not pictured Susie Stamey. Cheerleaders 119 The Only Way To See A Rainbow ... The main focus of the band is to perform for the school, community, and for competitions. The requirements for membership are permission from Mr. Nanney and two years of elementary band. This fall, the marching band traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana. In the Spring, the band went to a concert contest in Florida. Row 1 — Debbie Daniels, Dawn Gellner, Chris Davis, Tim Jones, Shane Packer, Tommy Harmon, Mitchell Melton, Dan Lovelace, Sherri Mooring, Denise Yount, Franky Mullinax, Rhonda Scruggs. Row 2 — Stephanie Burgess, Tami Guillermo. Row 3 — Betty Arrowood, Lynn Baker. Row 4 — Lorrie Phillips, Shelly Roper, Cindy Watts, Tammy Rogers, Marney Anderson, Anna Stewart, Ann Toney, Katrina White, Erlindo Guillermo, Becy Pfau, Jennifer Hamrick. Row 5 — Glinda Greene, Jason Balmer, Jeff Dalton, Tami Padgett, Angie Atchley, Meri Saunders, Tonya Guffey, Melanie Murray, Shanna Smith, Claudia Waters, Daphne Jimmerson, Misheal Robbins, Amy Sisk, Tonya Wilson, Row 6 — Carol Andrews, Paul Lovette, Chris Toms, Shawn James, John Landis, David Robbins, Benji Ward, Allan Connor, Keith Mitchell, Manuel McAin, Angie Tate, William Bailey, Pat Ricahards. Row 7 — Andy Francis, Carla Crook, John McBrayer, Amy Jones, Tim Munsey, Kelly Davis, Robbie Hutchins, Devin Smith, Michael Southers, George Randlette, William Elliot, Tracy Greene, Tonya Hunneycutt. Row 8 — Venessa Harris, Christen Schwartz, Lynn Hoppes, Andrea Bennitt, Kellie Taylor. 120 Cavalier Band Is To Look To The Band! i — — i ; Gli ; Keith Mi iH : are ; A | a epee A ee saat SN ate Sees eee eA ame Flag Line — sitting: Missy Cook 1st — Vanessa Harris, Andrea Bennett, Gina Haynes, ip Cee s; Carol Andrews, saxophones, y y Dei tes Lynn Hoppes, Lisa Champion, Bobby Jaycox, Angela Surratt, Amy Caldwell 2nd — | jorettes 2nd — Amy Caldwell, flags; Tommy Harmon, drums; Robbie Hutchins, tuba; kellie Taylor, Shelly Epley, Tonya Huntley, Melinda Hoppes, Catherine Bennett, Paul Lovette, horns; George Randlett, trombones; Lynn Hoppes, flags; Missy Cooke, — ponna Byers, Sheila Ponton, Geni Collins, David Talley, Christin Schwarz Drum Major y ’ , Cavalier Band 121 A Shade Better Than The Rest fuoung Seniors — Kellie Taylor, Debby Daniels, Missy Cooke, Tonya Guffey, Lynn Hoppes, Robby Hutchins, Alan Conner, Paul Lovette, George Randlett, Tim Jones, Tommy Harmon, Dan Lovelace Drurn Line — Tonya Hunnicutt, Tracy Greene, Dawn Gellner, Chris Davis, Tim Jones, Shane Packer, Tornrriy Harmon, Mitchell Melton, Frankie Mullinax, Sherri Mooring, Denise Yount, Dan Lovelace 122 Cavalier Band 25th In The Nation Wood Line — Amy Jones, Carol Andrews, Jeff Blanton, Jason Balmer, John McBrayer, Becky Pfau, Pat Richards, Glenda Greene, Tammy Rogers, Erlindo Guillermo, Marney Anderson, Shelly Roper, Cindy Watts, Ann Toney, Jennifer Hamrick, Crystal Greene, Melanie Murray, Meri Saunders, Tammie Padgett, Angie Atchley, Lorrie Phillips, Tonya Guffey, Daphne Jimerson, Katrina White, Anna Stewart, Claudia Waters, Tonya Wilson, Amy Sisk, Mishael Robbins, Shannon Smith. Brass Line — Angie Tate, Shawn James, David Robbins, Keith Mitchell, Alan Conner, Benji Ward, John Landis, Kenneth Richards, Emmanuel McSwain, William Bailey, Devin Smith, Kris Toms, Paul Lovette, George Randlett, Michael Souther, Kelly Davis, Bobby Hutchins, Andy Francis, William Elliott, Carla Crook, Timmy Munsey. Cavalier Band 123 A R D reshme East Henderson Home 20-7 R-S Central Home 13-6 Chase Away 28-13 Open East 0 Crest 30 South Point Home 10-13 East 14 R.S. Central 6 Burns Away 8-3 East 20 West McDowell 20 North Gaston Away 45-15 East 20 Shelby 6 Shelby Home 6-23 East 24 Burns 0 Chase Home 18-0 East 12) Chase 14 Kings Mountain Away 20-29 East 20 East McDowell 42 R-S Central Away 19-15 Brevard Away 14-21 East Gaston Won 21-6 Burns Lost 28-6 Burns Lost 20-14 North Gaston Won 146 Shelby Lost 14-9 Kings Mountain Lost 14-0 R.S. Central Won 16-0 North Gaston Won 18-14 124 Scorecard car aaa Banquet Of Champions Fe 1a+ D-..- e 15t NOW Russell Cudd — Frank McCulloch Most Im- proved Player; Brannon Bright — Wade B. McKinney Sportsmanship Award; Rodney Sur- ratt — Carl Waldrop Most Valuable Player; Robert Hill — Forest City Lions Best Back Award; Budd Arrowood — Friel B. Jones Most Courageous Player; Greg Huntley — Gordon Neal Team Before Self Award. 2nd Row Tony Grant — Forest City Lions Best Back Award; Mark Flack — Frank McCulloch Most Improved Player; Rayford Johnson — “Mr. Cavalier’ All Out Award; Scott Rumfelt — Gordon Neal Team Before Self Award; Ryan Harrill — Forest City Jaycees Best Lineman Award. ere eS lst Row: Scott Ferguson — Freshman Outstanding Back: Shane Hunt — Freshman Outstanding Lineman; Jamie Powell — JV Best Defensive Lineman; Bill Davis — JV Most Valuable Player. 2nd Row: Carlos Sanford — Freshman Most Valuable Player; Jody Wright — Freshman Outstanding Lineman; Rodney Marshall — JV Best Offensive Lineman; Troy Davenport — JV Best Back. de : ee Hayes, | Jimmy. “Oigthe ro at f | ' ty j s . 4 } lst Row: Karen Smith — MVP — Tennis, Penny Carter — MVP — Volleyball, Kristie Gornto — Most Spirited — Volleyball. 2nd Row: Christy Callison, Karen Smith — Best Doubles Partners, Daryl Hammock — Most Improved — Cross Country, Cyndi Justice — Most Improved — Volleyball, Jon Hollifield — MVP — Cross Country, Eric Edwards — Most Dedicated — Cross Country, Amy Arrowood — Most Improved — Tennis. j Fall Sports Banquet 125 rd The Varsity Team Members are: B.J. Hamilton, Robert Hill, Ricky McKinney, Rodney Jimmerson, Doug Hollars, Jimmy Douglas, Brannon Bright, Rayford Johnson. 2nd Row: Tony Grant, James Watkins, Rodney Surratt, Greg Huntley, Keith Hunt, Kevin Brock, Budd Arrowood, Russell Cudd, Roger Green. 3rd Row: Jeff Sisk, Kenny Mace, Rick Blanton, Scott Rumfelt, Ryan Harrill, Randy McKinney, Danny Smith, Kirk Wilkerson, Mark Flack. Athletic Trainer: Student Trainer: Byon Morrisey Paul Brown Champion v Norman 126 Varsity Football | J | Player's second Home “Keep us together”’ | The Guys that Practice Makes Perfect ... _.. As One Defender Soon Found Out [ase uae 1 REMANDED Rodney Suratt fights for extra yardage The, Fearsomesioursome Greg searches for a victim ° The Pep Rally’s main attraction 128 Varsity Football Sometimes BJ just gets in the way of “Sideline celebration” everything. The Defense gets ready Brannon lets go Rodney leads Levett around the end. Varsity Football Remember When ... Senior Players are: Robert Hill, Ricky McKinney, Brannon Bright, Budd Arrowood, Tony Grant, Roger Greene, Greg Huntley, Rodney Surratt, Ryan Harrill, Scott Rumfelt, Russell Cudd, Mark Flack, Rayford Johnson, Danny Smith, Randy McKinney. So Long To The Good Old Guys. JRCTOMAYE-Te-11 Yam mrere) a ey-1 || J.V. Shows Spirit Ei Nn GAGE AE tlt ka dear nbcnoaeateticiei The J.V. team members are (1st row) Troy Davenport, Bill Davis, Bart Jenkins, Jim Valdez, Jeff Lambert, Brett Hammond, John Neal. (2nd row) Gary Powell, Jamie Powell, Ronald Washington. (3rd row) Chad Walker, Jeff Newton, Jeff Murray, Scott Baily, Mike Yelton, Van Burnhart, Dean Washburn, Dean Washburn. (4th row) Brian Burgess, Marty Boyd, Rodney Marshall, Greg Blackburn, John McDonald, David Norris. Coaches: (L te R) Tom Wright, Freshmen Coach; Terry Brooks, Jr. Coach; Tony Smith, Head J.V. Coach. The Freshman team members are (1st row) Torence Forney, Walter Brown, Jonathan Brown, Jody Wright, Shane Hunt, Wayne McEntire, Jeremy Harrill, Brandon Waters, Fred Callahan, Myron McDowell, Lonney Phillips, Jeff Hubert, Scott Ferguson, David Philbeck, Carlos Sanford, Tommy Withrow, Chad Jolly, Trent Greene, and Todd Jennings. Volleyball: 1st To Go To State Play-offs! The Volleyball team had an extremely good First row: Scorekeeper Jill McSwain, Kristie Gornto, Captain Penny Carter, Captain Sherry season this year. They | Morrow, Jill Elmore, Cathy dosSantos, Second row: Coach Karen Chapman, Statistian Mia finished third in the con- | Swann, Wendy Gornto, Tina Mapp, Cyndi Justice, Melissa Lee, Stephanie Salmon, Tami ference with a 106 re- oe Daviins cord, and were the first in the school’s history to go to the State Volleyball Play-off's where they were defeated by East Gaston. ach Volleyball 133 134 Girl’s Tennis nother Great Season! The tennis team had an excellent season this year with a six and three record. veil PAS ERIE First row: Tanya Allen, Captain Karen Smith, Susie Stamey, Lynn Peeler, Second ro Manager Darryl Burnette, Manager David Matheny, Linda Michalove, Amy Arrowood, Ca tain Dana Koone, Emily Parker, Tami Matheny, Donna Martain, Coach Allen Carver, Thi! row: Julie Bright, Captain Christy Callison. Cross-Country: Ist To Beat Central In 3 Years! The East Rutherford Cross-Country team finished third in the First row: Davy Rhyne, Martin Wall, Tregg Greene, Captain Eric Edwards, Bryan Pope. conference, with a record of ote) wins:six losses. Jon Holli- Second row: Coach Greg Isenhour, Eric Dover, Chris Hamrick, Darryl Hammock, Captain Jon field finished first among all runners in the conference with Eric Hollifield. Dever finishing second and Charles Copeland finishing elev- enth. The three were also selected All-Conference. Also Jon Hollifield was selected Player of the Year and Coach Isenhour Coach of the Year. S Captains: Jon Hollifield, Eric Edwards. Cross-Country 135 Members of the 1985-86 Varsity Boys Basketball Team are: Alex Mayes, Jimmy Cilone, Rayford Johnson, Darrell Burnette, Andy McEntire, Kurt Pearson, Vincent Harris, Travis Stroud, Richard Logan, Derek Keever, Ricky Wilkerson, Eddie Littlejohn, Donnell McEntire, mng; Wesley Smith, statitician; Tom Mosley, mng; Danny Smith, statistician. 136 Varsity Boys Basketball Practice Makes ee net ‘eras A BY a Varsity Basketball 137 2 - “ee 9 ES ES oa te ie a ie The Shocking 138 Varsity Boys Basketball RAE . = ae oe ete Cavaliers Varsity Boys Basketball 139 Masters Of Their Own Game: 140 Varsity Boys First Row — Coach — Danny Robertson, Jody Wright, Spaniel Kelly, Chris Hamrick, Jaton Kelly Aldridge Second Row — Randy Hunt, Ronnie Ross, Steve York, Brad Joyner, David Matheny Third Row — Steve Chapman, John Wiley, John Pitman, David Norris, Kevin McEntire Managers — Tim Mosely, Donell McEntire Hughes, Junior Varsity Boys 141 The Team That’s Equal Only The 1986 Lady Cavaliers are: Lynn Mayse, Lynn Peeler, Tina Mapp, Deana Edwards, Raina Ferguson, Cyndi Justice, Mia Swann, Julie Bright, Coach Byon Morrisey, Dana Vance, Karen Girls Basketball Sponsor: Miss Karen Smith, Penny Carter, Tami Matheny Smith Managers: Crisi Ohmstead, Wesley Smith, Curtis Baxter, Steve Chapman, Darnell McEn- tire, Wayne Hull, Tim Musley 142 Varsity Girls To Themselves Varsity Girls 143 Twelve Great Turn-ons Take 144 Varsity Girls Their Places On The Court! ‘ i ; } What is the greatest strength of this year’s girls’ basketball team? ‘‘ _.. the players’ willingness to work and to constantly improve — Ms. Morrisy Varsity Girls 145 o===_ oD Freshmen Girls ... Get That Bal The 1985-86 team was: Thelma Hopkins, Marci Wilkie, Angela Boyce, Dara Morgan, Tarsha Edwards, Cassandra Bristol, Wendy Gornto, Rhonda Twitty, Melissa Lee, Sharon Sears. The coach of the team is Mrs. Karen Chapman. me. 146 JV Basketball scores For 1985-86 Season Varsity Girls Freshmen Girls N. Mecklenburg 58 36 Burns Shelby E. McDowell AVA MA Cod BYoy =I || Kings Mtn. Crest Burns Shelby | ea Cod BYoyt 7-11 | AYA A ed BYoytv7-1 | Kings Mtn. Crest J.V. N. Mecklenburg Edneyville Burns Edneyville Shelby R-S Central Kings Mtn SYol0i dal eo) tals Chase N. Gaston Burns Shelby R-S Central Kings Mtn. South Point Chase N. Gaston Ecc yach Goa lemGsmeup-acve ar seo 2 ip us 5p Po ZE r rwrririrc 41 ei0) 230) 59 is) 57 20) PX) 39 47 37 45 ie) BI) 31 10) 43 210) 43 40 38 41 Sin 42 East East East East East East East East East East East East Edneyville Cherryville Cherryville Burns Edneyville Shelby R-S Central Kings Mtn. South Point Chase N . Gaston Burns Shelby R-S Central Kings Mtn. South Point (@at-ke1-) N. Gaston 57 49 46 69 49 12)3) 60 51 33 45 5) 62 51 57 47 eis) 51 PAE LS a a ee LS 61 by 69 67 44 64 63 ich) ys) 55 69 61 69 eis) 64 ee, 57 DT. Varsity Boys N. Mecklenburg Edneyville Cherryville Cherryville Burns Edneyville Shelby R-S Central Kings Mtn. South Point Chase N. Gaston - Burns Shelby R-S Central Kings Mtn. South Point Chase N. Gaston 84 60 76 tele) tele) 62 72 87 Ths) 51 59 65 76 i510) 89 tele) tele) | 69 Iy prry rIyrIrIySLTIyryrrriicer Basketball Scores 147 | 61 57 66 oy 61 54 48 56 69 63 63 49 tole) 66. 52 63 63 t3)6) 60 East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Colorful Signs Pep School Spirit Row 1 — Jimmy Cilone, Dana Koone, Crystal Knight, Emily Parker, Ariane Chapman, Patsy Bernett, Myra Mode, Anna Robinson, Trinia Wilkerson, Ray- =3 : ford Johnson, Travis Stroud Row 2 — : Mark Flack, Chan Conrad, Russell Cudd, Row 3 — Crisi Ohmstead, Kent Baldwin, Lynn Peeler Row 4 — Tracey Gornto, Andrea Porter, Terri Campbell Row 5 — Leslie Weathers, Da- Lea Ohmstead, Bobbi Harrill, Renee Marlowe, Kim Adams, Cindy Childers, Shelly Higdon, Leslie Yancy, Crystal Lutz, Monique Jenkins, Jimmy Cal- lins, Scott Smith Row 6 — Kristi Gornto, Missy Humph- ries, Kim Davis, Sheila Matheny, Cindy Justice, Melissa Branch, Tracey Martin, Caroline Phillips, Paul Brown, Char- lotte Trantham, Maria Chapa, Nona Huggins, Cheryl White Row 7 — Kimberly Melton, Susan Harmon, Keith Hunt, Row 8 — Kurt Pearson, Greg Jennings, Steven Day Row 9 — Chris Dowdle, Jeff Cabannis, Matt Stamey Row 10 — David Herndon, Ricky McKinney, Tregg Greene Row 11 — Greg Huntley, Shannon Cross, Derrick Woodall, John Keeter, Emily Hollifield, Martha Searcy, Chris Lee, Melanie White, Dawn Pack, Beth Blackburn, Dawn Godfey Row 12 — Sheila Daves, Wendy Gornto, Tanya Philbeck, Ronnie Forbes, Jonathan Pittman, Todd Calton, Ryan Harrill, Sharon Robinson, Janet Dailey, Kerry Byers, Debra Tessen- eer The Pep Club is a very active club. They go out and support sports teams. They al- ways show a great deal of school spirit. Also, they spend an hour or longer after school just to paint signs. Signs are paint- ed for all activities. Sonja Grindstaff was chosen by the Pep Club members as homecoming sponsor Monogram Club: Ist — Penny Carter, Jimmy Cilone, Terri Campbell, Shelly Higdon, Crystal Lutz, Renee Crawford, Cindy Childers, Joe Sisk, Russell Cudd, Chan Conrad, Budd Arrowood, Ryan Harrill, Jim Collins, Rick Blanton, Greg Huntley, Melissa Branch, Cooper Flack, Lee McDaniel, Daniel Smith Row 2 — Jayne Davenport, Tina Greene, Cindy Melton, Amy Arrowood, Jill Elmore, Tracey Nanney, Sarah Adair, Starlyn Davis, John Gammon, Chris Dowdle, Paul Brown, Jeff Cabaniss, Ken Elliott, Tregg Greene, Kurt Pearson, Row 3 — Chuck Hardin, Raina Ferguson, Crisi Ohmstead, Mia Swann, Tina Mapp, Tanya Allen, Melissa Mayse, Janet Dailey, Rayford Johnson, Leslie Yancey, Sherri Morrow, Matt Stamey, Keith Hunt, Emily Parker, Ariane Chapman, Ricky McKinney, Shannon Cross, Dana Koone, Row 4 — Travis Stroud, Ricky Wilker, Julie Bright, Karen Smith, Darrel Hammock, Steven Day, Randy McKinney 148 Pep Club Outdoor Sportsman Hold Two Skeet Shoots Row 1 — Steve Holli- field, Warren Shehan, Rodney McCurrey, Jason Morrow, John Brack- ett, Lee Edwards, Row 2 — Jason Hollifield, Chris Tessen- iar, Evan Edwards, Mike Goode, Terry Wright Ariane Chapman was chosen by the Sportsmans Club as this year’s Home- coming Sponsor The Sportsman Club introduces members to various outdoor sports. They learn more about how to be a better and more informed sportsman. Officers: Pres. — Steve Hollifield, V. Pres. — John Brackett, Sec. — Lee Edwards, Treas. — David Bradshaw, Rep. — Warren Shehan | Sportsman Club 149 Aggressive Female President The Student Government Associ- ation was established in order to pro- mote a better understanding, spirit, and co-operation between the students and faculty. It also serves as a means for stu- dents to voice their opinions, develope a re- spect for themselves and others, and to deve- lope a sense of pride and interest in their school. The SGA sponsors student activities throughout the year such as the homecoming parade and fes- tivities, Operation Santa Claus, and other projects that involve the student body. Keep up the good work!!! The Senior SGA members serve as the leaders of our school in many of the student activities. These members are: 1st row — Karin Heath, Tregg Greene, Melissa Branch, Budd Arrowwood, Sheila Matheny, Pam Walker, Paul Brown, Steven Day, and Durt Pearson. 2nd row — Sonja Grindstaff, Jill McSwain, Monique Jenkins, Caroline Phillips, Michelle Lancaster, Martha Searcy, and Emily Hollifield. 3rd row — Crisi Ohmstead, Emily Parker, Rayford Johnson, Lisa Martin, Leslie Yancy, and Jeff Cabiness. The Project Committee members are Kerrie Byers, Jenny Ship- ly; co-chairman, Pam Walker, Steven Day, and Caroline Phillips. ft. SGA Officers President — Crisi Ohmstead Vice-President — Kurt Pearson Secretary — Sheila Matheny Treasurer — John Neal 150 SGA Crisi Ohmstead (the SGA homecoming sponsor) and Debbie Smith (SGA Advisor) work well together in preparing the student activities. Does The Job With Class! The Juniors received good representation from their chosen classmates. They are represented by Ist row — Tammy Webb, Leslie Weathers, Angie Buchanan, and Raina Ferguson. 2nd row — Kent Baldwin, Todd Lavendar, and Monica Paris. 3rd row — Tracey Mar- tin, Sarah Thorn, and Becky Searcy. The Interclub Council members are 1st row — Rachel Enrich, Pam Walker, Jenny Shipley, Sheila Matheny, Caroline Phillips, and Crisi Ohmstead. 2nd row — John Davis, Melissa Branch, Shelley Higdon, Jennifer Enrich, and Rita Hoppes. 3rd row — Paul Brown, Steven Day, and Bobbi Harrill. The Election Committee consists of Rachel Enrich and Depa Desai; chairpersons. SGA 151 Officers Attend SGA ret The Homecoming Committee worked hard to make this years ceremonies more successful than ever. The members of this committee are 1st row — Paul Brown and Tregg Greene. 2nd row — Crisi Ohmstead, Angie Buchanan; co-chairman, Leslie Weathers, Sharon Woods, Rowena Dawkins; co-chairman, DaLea Ohmstead, and Mia Swann. The Sophomore class worked hard this year by putting a float in the homecoming parade and by sponsoring a dance. The Sophomore SGA members are Stephanie Schwarz, Shannon Patterson, Jennifer Enrich, Tracey Nanney, Kristie Gornto, D’Etta Barbee, Stephanie Enloe, Tanya Philbeck, DaLea Ohmstead, Lynn Peeler, John Neal, Lynn Mayse, and Bart Jenkins. oN MOTION Sp ve ZRADENTON FLA 152 SGA The Freshman class also participated in the year by entering a float in the parade. These members are Wendy Gornto, Tami Matheny, Rhonda Marlow, Keely Hudson, Brian Watts, and Tommy Withrow. The Band students that are also members of the SGA are Ist row — Shelley Roper and Pat Richards, 2nd row — Vanessa Harris, Carol Andrews, William Elliot, and Kelly Davis. SGA 153 Junior Beta’s xcimcmomae eas sane Seo: i eam i pens se Babi ny = rer Buchanan “tammy ‘Byers, Janie vis, yee ea kad ‘Béelcyy: The purpose of the Jr. Beta Club is to reward merit to those students who maintain an “‘A”’ average, and to promote qualities that are of good citizen- ship in the school and community. The members must pay dues of four dollars. Jr. Beta Club activities that have been scheduled for the 1985-1986 year are: candy sales to raise money for new curtains for the gym, and aid with field days in the Junior High Schools. Sg bas, Officers are: John Davis, President; Keith Hunt, Treasurer; Kale England, Secretary; Absent are: Jill Elmore, Vice President; Monica Paris, Reporter. Help Buy New Curtains 154 Junior Beta Officers for the 1985-1986 year are: Caroline Phillips, President; Karin Heath, Treasurer; Janet Dailey, Re porter; Absent are: Bobbi Harrill, Vice President; Shei- la Matheny, Secretary. aa oe we ¥ “gy eu ite eue ¥ owe . ea ole. a ae ty ; Re Gti eeu Se ee . Cae wee CEE Oe ge ee RS : re The purpose of the Beta Club is to stimulate effort, reward, and achieve- ment, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. Activities included: purchasing gold tassels and cords, a candy sale, and a jewelry sale to raise money. HW, Crisi Ohmst Steven Da Senior Beta 155 Key The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The main objective of the Key Club is to sponsor the Red Cross bloodmobile’s visit at East. Throughout the year they are involved in many activities in- cluding a peanut sale, candy sale, doughnut sale, helping with PATH house, helping with the “Lights of Love,’”’ and at- tending the Kiwanis banquet. They also attend the Key Club Convention — this year in Greenville, S.C. The Key Club consists of 34 members. we iy % L ole Club: Holds The Key Kerry Brock, Paul Brown, Sharon Woods, Tammy Davis, Kim Davis, Leslie Smith, D'etta Barbee, Kellie Fisher, Sonja Grindstaff, Jeff Lambert, David Norris, Todd Benett, Mia Swann, Kim Melton, Lori Norris, Emily Hollifield, Tammy Byers, Steven Day, Shana Wood, Danny Smith, Martha Searcy, Lisa Martin, John Neal, Dwayne Poteat, Kevin McEntire, Kurt Pearson, Gene Lee, Mrs. Norris, James Guffey, Brian Cilore, Eric Loftin, John Davis Ae ihe. WR e t if L-R 1st — Karin Heath, Linda Gellner 2nd — Bobbi Harrill, Martha Searcy 3rd — Jenny Shipley, Janet Dailey, Beth Dailey 4th — Caroline Phillips, Tami Matheny, Wyn Wheeler 5th — Tammy Wilson, Kerrie Byers 6th — Mrs. McSwain, Crisi Ohmstead, Kim Melton 7th — Becky Searcy, Sylvia Lee 8th — Andrea Porter, Monica Paris 9th — Melissa Lee, Carol Ann Oxendale The Keywanette Club is a service organization that strives to assist any group or any person in need. We are the sister club of the Key Club and are sponsored by the Kiwanis, whose projects we also participate in. Officers (clockwise) Martha Searcy — Treasurer, Janet Dailey — President, Monica Paris — Secretary, Jenny Shipley — Vice President Keywanettes 157 Civitans Beautify Nursing Home Members are: John McDonald, Ken Elliott, Scott Rumfelt, Russell Cudd, David Herndon, Rick Blanton, Mr. Carver, Gerber Collins, Budd Arrowood, Tregg Greene, Chris Dowdle, Michael Brooks, Scott Bailey, Ted Hawkins, Greg Settlemyre, Roger Greene, Kevin Brook, Jeff Cabiness, Keith Hunt, Mike Duncan, Kent Baldwin, Ricky McKinney, Brannon Bright, Howard Henson, Mark Flack, Greg Huntley, Matt Stamey. Officers are: Russell Cudd, Vice President; Keith Hunt, Presi- dent; Alan Carver, Advisor; Chris Dowdle, Lt. Governor; Mel- lissa Branch, Sponsor; Gerber Collins, Sargeant-at-Arms; Ken Elliott, Treasurer; Ted Hawkins, Secretary. The purpose of the Jr. Civitans is to promote good citizenship in young men not only in school but throughout their community and church. The club has dues of $7.00 and the requirements to be in the club are: to help others who are less fortunate, and may not be ; F : . ! ae able to help themselves. Activities ' So Pr ta | BE Bit ‘ included: Bike-a-tthon for leuke- Jf fat ee Saas F —_ fe CLUBS mia, landscaping a Nursing Cen- HELP PEOPLE ter, can food drive, and donated 200 dollars for Sno:Do 85. 158 Civitans it eee ON Ne Nena 2 ne 1 § P DISPOSE Pest AREAS Civinettes is a service club, be- cause of the service projects in school and throughout their com- munity. The club has dues of $7.00 and the requirements are: willingness to help others, and a good moral character. Activities included: candy sale, a carnation sale at Valentine's, a trip to Dis- trict meeting and convention, and aiding in the special Olympics. Members are: Kim Jowers, Terri Campbell, Renee Mar- lowe, Robin Whaley, Emily Parker, Rhonda Marlowe, Les- lie Yancey, Kim Adams, Shelley Higdon, Tammy Phil- beck, Tracy Clements, Christy Callison, Sheila Matheny, Starlyn Davis, Shannon Cross, Lori Tessnear, Rhonda McCombs, Melissa Branch. Officers are: President, Sheila Matheny: Vice President, Shannon Cross; Secretary, Renee Marlowe; Treasurer, Tracy Clements; Chaplain, Terri Campbell; Reporter, Emily Parker; Sergeant at Arms, Cristy Callison. Civinettes 159 160 FBLA Members are: 1st row — Michelle Beheler, Kristi Gornto, Penny Carter, Richard Logan, Paul Brown, Kim Adams, Tina Mapp, Angie Francis, Carolyn Meeks, 2nd row — Mrs. Bridges, Paula Herron, Sherry Morrow, Kim Jowers, Shannon Cross, Renee Marlowe. Shelia Matheny, Crystal Knight, Tammy Jackson, Lesa Vandyke, Crystal McAbee, Karen Eplee, Mrs. Pope, 3rd row — Julie Logan. Cindy Childers, Michelle Pruitt, Anna Robinson, Sharon Woods, Stephanie Brown, Guinevere Ross, Kim Toms, Becky Blanton, Kaye Ramsey. Lynn Fisher Christmas Party For EMH The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization that strives to develop charac- ter and assist in establishing occupational goals among its members. To be a member you must presently be taking a business course and pay $7.00 in dues. The FBLA has been involved this year in a Leadership Con- ference, District Competition, sold candles, and also they present a scholarship each year to a Senior member who plans to continue their education in the business area. Officers are: Ist row — Rep. — Anna Robinson, Treas. — Kaye Ramsey, Parlia. — Guinevere Ross, 2nd row — V.P. and Sponsor — Tracy Gornton, Pres. — Shelia Matheny, Corres. Sec. — Shannon Cross, Sec. — ‘Sherry Morrow, Not pictured: Hist. — Stephanie Brown, Mrs. Bridges and Mrs. Pope are Advisors ‘S SS8888888n) ? The Future Teachers of Amer- ica strives to accomplish a better understanding of education local- ly and nationally. Requirements are $2.00 in dues and you must be interested in education. The FTA hosted the Western District Con- vention, served teachers refresh- ments during National Education Week, and attended the FTA State Convention. Officers are: left to right — Pres. Karin Heath, V.P. — Bobbi Harrill, Sec. — : Sherry Welchel, Trea. —Jennifer Enrich, Report. — Andrea Porter, Parlia. — “Shana Wood, Scrap Book Comm. Chairman — Kelli Fisher, Mrs. Mills — Advisor Members are: Ist row — Mrs. Mills, Jennifer Enrich, Shana Wood, Sherry Welchel, Karin Heath, Kelli Fisher, Andrea Porter, Bobbi Harrill, 2nd row — Missy Adams, Ann Beck, Shelly Willis, Kerrie Byers, Trinia Allred, Kim Galvin, Tammy Jackson, Tracy Martin FTA 161 Future Farmers Start School Rodeny Grant — Sentinel Row One LR: C. Earley, R. Biggerstaff, T. McGinnis, R. Allen, B. London, R. Davis, D. Humphires, E. Toney, T. Craft Row Two L-R: N. Murray, D. Mote, B. Stallings, L. Fulton, C. Hamrick, S. Lee, R. McCombs, W. Smith, S. Fender, K. Shires, C. Biggerstaff Row Three L-R: T. Rabb, J. Davidson, B. Yarborough, R. Helton, J. Hanson, M. Rogers, E. Gold, M. Weast, S. McKinney, N. Hoyle, T. Whitmire, J. Morrow, T. Strickland Row Four LR: D. Martin, G. Dillis, T. Lovelace, L. Edwards, J. Parker, J. Rich, R. McCurry, J. Melton, R. Flynn, S. Deese, B. King, R. Lowrance Row Five LR: C. Parker, J. Greene, J. Brackett, J. Huber, A. Carlton, D. Smith, J. Skipper, K. Clark, R. Freeman, K. Honeycutt, M. Goode, R. Guffey, C. McCurry, M. Toney The Future Farmers work in conjuction with the Agriculture classes to allow the students the opportunity to improve their agricultural skills as well as receive recognition for their ac- complishments. The FFA participates in soil judging contest and they take trips to many different places to enrich their knowledge. This year the FFA started a school mushroom farm to help them learn more about growing different types of plants. 162 FFA Mushroom Farm Ae 7 | Row One L-R: Eric Lofton — Reporter, Danny Hamrick — Secretary, FFA Homecoming Sponsor was Delaphine McCurry — Treasurer, Delaphine McCurry Row Two L-R: Eddie Mote — President, Scott Murray — Vice President or a a = ‘ Cea es ee eee ini aw ee. oe we PI aw Jackson, R. Green, D. Lail Row Two LR: S. Rhoads, S. Greene, A. Laughter, B. Wyatt, D. McCurry, E. Smothers, A. Peeler, D. Toney, J. Blanton, R. Mote Row Three L-R: R. Lewis, B. Hammond, D. Prince, M. Eplee, R. Alexander, R. Champion, L. Moore, D. Murray, D. Hamrick, C. Sheehan Row Four L-R: T. Jones, K. Mace, C. Tesseniar, R. Campbell, J. Dalton, G. Eplee, B. Canipe, J. Jolley, J. Peeler, R. White, S. McMahan Row Five L-R: J. Brooks, B. Campbell, J. Burke, K. Grigg ne = eat ne a Row One LR: E. Loftin, G. Lee, E. Mote, T. Hawkins, R. Grant, S. Murray, S. Smith, R. Future Homemakers Visits A Rest Home To Sing. FHA Homecoming Sponsor was Pennie Row One LR: Dale Hoppes — Secretary, Rita Hoppes — Treasurer Davis Row Two L-R: Jennifer Enrich — President, Pennie Davis — Parliamentarian, Tabby Stott — Chaplin, Melinda Sims — Vice President Row One LR: S. Ramsey, J. Thomas, M. Sims, S. Whelchel, J.Enrich, D. Hoppes, T. McGinnis, A. Ashburn Row Two L-R: L. Ruppe, R. McCurry, R. Davis, P. Henson, S. Lee, L. Walker, S. Warren, S. Patterson, J. Toney Row Three L-R: T. Evans, C. Cooper, R. Brown, A. Sarrison, T. McDowell, Mrs. Debbie Smith — advisor Row Four L-R: R. Twitty, S. Price, A. Copland, C. Bristol The Future Homemakers helps youth students to assume their role in society through Home Economics. The FHA does many things each year to help the disabled and many things to improve the students knowledge about life in general. The FHA as one of their activities went to a local rest home and took gifts, and sang Christmas carols to cheer up the elderly. The FHA is a club that has an easier club requirements considering how. much good comes out of it. Row One LR.: S. Greene, D. Jackson, C. Staley, M. Hines, M. Pruett, Paula P. Herron, S. Morrow, Mrs. Hastings Row Two LR: K. Toms, K. Greene, R. Jones, R. Hoppes, C. Beheler, A. Lovelace, P. Burnette Row Three L-R: B. Herring, C. Childers, P. Davis, L. Lowery, M. Burns T. Stott 163 FHA 164 DECA DECA Aides The Needy The Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica is an organization that helps its members gain and teach responsibility. The DECA Club sponsored and aided the Officers Installation Meeting and the Christmas project — give to the needy. The members of the DECA club are; Tony Brackett, Rusty Wood, Scott Blanton, Patsey Barnette, Carol Bish- op, Stanley Grindstaff, Kim Hansley, Kim Hughes, Sherri Jones, Kenny Mace, Ranee Miller, Angie Owens, Candace Pearson, Doris Smith, Kim Smith, Robbie Watts, Cheryl White, Melanie White, Billy Oxendale, Ricky Curtis, Lisa Brandle, Jayne Davenport, Rusty Graybill, Scott Hoppes, Donna Jones, Susie Jones, Dana Lovelace, Lori Sisk, Donald Stevens, Robbie Jackson, Lesley Peeler, Shelby Allen, Lamonda Buchanan, Paul Claspill, Karen Eplee, Dale Gibert, Rita Hoppes, Rhonda Jones, Julie Logan, Tracy Moore, Dirk Pope, Michelle Pruett, Scott Smith, Teresa McEntire, Donna Flack, Daphne Thompson. The officers of the DECA club are; Rita Hoppes — Pres., Rhonda Jones — V. Pres., Michelle Pruett — Sec., Angie Owens — Treas., Ranee Miller — Rep. Homecoming Sponsor — Kim Smith VICA shows and teaches leadership The VICA club prepares vocational students men and women who share common interests for an exchange of ideas, A discussion of problems and the opportunity to work toward common purposes. Wil CA members are; Chris Ross, Ricky Godfrey, Drew Moore, Tim Fre- shour, Renee Powell, Keith Medford, Chris Shehan, Steve Reynolds, Beverly Herrings, Randy Cambell, Eddie Mote, Myra Lookadoo, Steve Lovelace, Cheryl Staley, Tracy Upton, Mike Webb, Wendy McLaugh- lin, Karen Green, Shannon Byers, Carla Carson VICA officers are; Renee Powell — secretary, Mike Webb — president, Chery! Staley VICA homecoming sponsor; Tracy Upton. — treas., Eddie Mote — V.pres. VICA 165 The Bus Drivers, needless to say, drive the busses. They pro- vide the maintenance people at the garage with refreshments. They hold the bus drivers’ rodeo. Row 1: Eddie Mote, Lewis Bell, Row 2: Kay Ramsey, Janie Davis Row 3: Thomas Whit- mire, Steve Reynolds, William Davis, Dela- phine McCurry Row 4: Gary Eplee, Richard Logan, Eddie Littlejohn, Tim Mosley 166 Bus Drivers Media Club Rocks the Cafeteria Media Club Officers are LR: Tammy Webb — Treasurer, Chris Lee — President John Keeter — Vice President tins Throughout the year members of the Media club video tape various school activities. They also run the school’s P.A. system and make sure the materials for the school’s library are accessable. Media club members are Row One L-R: Robbie Putnam, Jack Robin- son, Mike Yelton, Miss Childers, Tommy Blanton, Eric Foster. Row Two LR: Chris Lee, Rachel Enrich, Pennie Davis, John Keeter, Mr. Bridges. Row Three L-R: Tammy Webb, Laura Ellis, Linda Gelner, Kim Hughes. Media 167 First Edition Of Newspaper Is Profitable. The Cavalier Connection Staff sponsored ‘‘Newspaper Day’, which was a day that ev- eryone who bought a newspaper could go outside and read it. lst row — Lori Tessenear, Kim Galvin, Andrea Porter, Dipa Desai, Patsy Barnett, 2nd row — Paul Brown, Advisor — Teresa Smothers, Anna Robinson, Monica Paris, Advisor — Pamela Childers, Rodney Staggs. 3rd row — Grant King, Guinevere Ross, Leslie Yancey, Amy Goforth, Sean Bibler. 4th row — Brian Cilone, Scott Canipe, John Davis, Ronnie Forbes. Cavalier Connection Editor-in-Chief goa. «accesses 0:3 qvtdee-e care pee a Monica Paris News yEditor sc sie. ireei sd as, sade dgalaial onc ee ee Ronnie Forbes SN a PR es ed cy ONCE, th Cities TAL A I ps eae Anna Robinson oe ee een es Ee LUN sein Hot Aes Coin ORO bee o aes Paul Brown Music, Editor sean sseseigiare © «sg aie aca epee te a Pat Richards Art, Editon tii iecaargretteit yc. , os Sex aces bie. ttc yen te tes Sua eRe Brian Cilone Stent h ihe caperekans eee eget Ooms 5: ec Sse Secale eae ra Todd Calton, Scott Canipe John Davis, Dipa Desai, Kim Calvin, Amy Goforth, Mandy Luckadoo, Tanya Mason, Chris Moss, Guinevere Ross, Angela Surratt, Lori Tessnear, Leslie Yancey, Grant King, Rodney Staggs, Sean Bibler Advisors. ..Mrs. Smothers, Mrs. Mason, Miss Childers Sports Editor 168 Cavalier Connection i Science Fair Shows Students Mrs. Motsinger William Elliott 3 Ingenuity. OSS 2805 SOOO fo President: Scott Canipe Vice President: Missy Adams Secretary: Deana Edwards Treasurer: D’Etta Barbie The major focus of the Science Club is to participate in the Science Fair and to gen- erate more interest in the area of science. � ophampores Teig Over Science (lub , Ist row — Martin Wall, Donna Baker, Deana Edwards, Scott Canipe, D’Etta Barbie, Missy Adams, Jill Elmore, Lynn Peeler, Rodney Murray, and Rodney Staggs. 2nd row — Advisor — Mrs. Motsinger, Ronnie Forbes, T.J. Gillespie, Derrick Gibson, John Pittman, Brad Jouner, David Norris, Mitch Adams, Roger Evans, Joe Duncan, Derrell Hutchinds Hutchins, Advisor — Mrs. Cochran. Science Club 169 The ’86 Lancer To Be We, the staff and advisors of the East Rutherford Lancer, are responsible for the presentation of an outstanding yearbook, and an unique collection of memories for the student body. To be on the annual staff, a student must maintain a B average, have good school character, good school The Lancer staff sponsor, Tammy Wil attendance, and must have never been expelled or suspended. son, has devoted her time and effort to the Lancer Staff for four years. Lancer Staff: I-r 1st row: Budd Arrowood, Jill McSwain, DaLea Ohmstead, Todd Lavender, Sarah Thorn. 2nd row: Shelly Willis, Shannon Cross, Tammy Wilson. 3rd row: Jamie Hamrick, Tommy Withrow, Brad Joyner, Kerry Brock, Brian Watts, Myra Mode, Ronnie Forbes, Keely Hudson, Tami Matheny, Chris Moss, Beth Dailey, Kerrie Byers. In tree I-r: Jenny Shipley, Wyn Wheeler, Steven Day, Joy Cromer — Advisor, Melissa Lee. Not Pictured — Becky Pfau, Melanie Murray, Karin Heath, Tregg Greene, Sonja Grindstaff. 170 Lancer Staff 28 bald guts dein ches ys ep Sak le Yad Sak wes telco pi 9 oelbUs dad ent Advisor, Joy Cromer; Editor, Jenny Shipley; Assistant Editor, Karin Heath; Business Manager, Chris Moss; Assistant Business Manager, Kerrie Byers; Photography Co- Editors, Kerry Brock and Brad Joyner; Circulation Editor, Jill McSwain; Publicity Editor, Steven Day; Art Editors, Budd Arrowood and Todd Lavender. The seniors on the 1985-86 Lancer Staff have put forth very strong efforts on this yearbook. They have worked toward these great efforts for many years and we greatly appreciate their dedication! The seniors are: lst row: Kerry Brock, Shannon Cross, Jenny Shipley, Chris Moss. 2nd row: Jill McSwain, Tammy Wilson, 3rd row: Budd Arrowood, Steven Day. Not pictured are: Tregg Greene, Karin Heath, and Sonja Grindstaff. Lancer Staff 171 Enhancing Our Faith In Christ The purpose of the Christians In Action is to en- hance our Faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Ba- sic priorities are: (1) Study of the Christians Faith (2) Participation in Christian Fellow- ship, and (3) To set good examples for others. There are no dues, and membership is open to anyone who would like to join. Officers: (Top (I-r)) Chaplin — Pam Walker, Sponsor — Starlyn Davis, Project Committee Co-Chairman — Sheila Matheny, Chaplin — Paul Brown, Secretary — Martha Searcy, (middle (I-r)) V. President — Degie Burnette, Constitution Scrap- book Chairman — Bobbi Harrill, Treasurer — Rowena Dawkins, (bottom (l-r)) Project Committee Co-Chairman — Chris Lee, President — Steven Day. ee | [mi Cavalier Queen Sponsor Miss Starlyn Davis Members are: (I-r) 1st row: Rowena Dawkins, Angela Boyce, Artina Dawkins, Degie Burnette, Rodney Watkins, Travis Stroud, Ricky Smith, AA VISOC ii a Melanie White, 2nd row, Mellisa Mayes, Darrell Burnette, Terry Fowler, Tammy Philbeck, Crystal Knight, Dana Koone, Tami Matheny, Bobbi Harrill, Patsy Burnette, 3rd row, Trina Wilkerson, Shelley Higdon, Chris Lee, Cindy Childers, Chan Conrad, Traci Martin, Becky Searcy, Mellisa Branch, Paul Brown, Kurt Pearson, Steven Day, 4th row, DaLea Ohmstead, Karen Smith, Cindy Justice, Caroline Phillips,Rayford Johnson, Sheila Matheny, Martha Searcy, Pam Walker, Janet Dailey, Kerrie Byers, Kim Adams, 5th row, Cheryl White, Karen Leach, Mary Burns, Dawn Godfrey, Peggy Cogdell, Terri Campbell, Kim Jowers, Tracy Clements, Starlyn Davis, Rene Marlowe, and Emily Parker 172 Christians In Action Leadership — Experience — Opportunity The Leo Club is a service orga- nization with major emphasis on assisting the blind and_handi- capped as junior Lions clubbers. Membership is open to any boy or girl who enjoys helping others. During the 1985-1986 school year the Leo Club plans to sponsor Teacher Appreciation Officers — Advisors — Mrs. Gary and Mrs. Daniel, Secretary — Dawn Pack, Treasurer Day, Lioners’ Fall Festival ticket sale, — Ronnie Forbes, Sponsor — Angie Francis, President — Melinda Hoppes, V. President Lions’ Eyeglass collection, and Lions’ cor- — Dwayne Glover, Historian — Rowena Dawkins. sage sale. Dues are $4. i 4 } Leo club members: (Row 1) B. Blackburn, D. Pack, K. Silver, A. Bragdon, T. Nanney, T. Jackson, C. Wiggins, a Barbee, L. Splawn, (Row 2) Mrs. Daniel, R. Hoppes, C. Staley, S. Brown, J. Logan, A. Francis, D. Burnette, Dawkins, B. Fisher, (Row 3) P. Bell, R. Jones, M. Beheeler, T. Evans, L. Ruppe, C. Childers, P. Herron, J. Davenport, R. Dawkins, B. Herron, (Row 4) R. Forbes, C. Cooper, T. Jones, K. Ledford, R. Logan. Cavalier Queen Sponsor Miss Angie Francis Leo Club 173 Hikers Scale Shining Rock! The goal of the Hiking Club is to ex- plore, enjoy, and pro- tect, our wilderness areas while being self-es- Hike Leaders are: T. Hawkins, W. Hamrick, R. : j Jones. K. Toms, Reporter: R. Hoppes, Advisors pao The dues are : : ' : are: Mr. Davis and Mr. Cockrell. aa se eae wee. = =e Members are: Ist row I-r, D. McCurray, R. Jones, R. Hoppes, K. Toms, K. Eplee, A. A cy : Porter, 2nd row: S. Burgin, D. Hammock, M. Blanton, T. Wright, S. Murray, R. = Grantt, T. Hawkins, 3rd row: S. Smith, E. Edwards, R. Randall, G. Chapa, S. Bailey, eM W. Hamrick, J. McBrayer, T. Hunneycutt. 174 Hiking Club The goal of the Science Fiction Club is to be a “‘fun”’ club, that does good deeds. Membership is open to anyone, there are no dues. The club helps needy children throughout the year. The club has a picnic in the Spring. Officers are; (I-r); 1st row, Tracy Martin — Reporter, Jeff Blanton — Treasurer, Cindy Lee — Secretary, 2nd row, Ricky Champion — Vice president, Eric Loftin — Co-President, and Chris Moss — Co-President. Advisor: Mrs. Mason Members are: (I-r); 1st row, Chris Moss, Jeff Blanton, 2nd row, Lynn Ledford, Tracey Hardin, 3rd row, Donna Jones, Crystal Whisnant, Cindy Lee, Mrs. Mason, 4th row, J.J. Tate, Mrs. Greene, Eric Loftin, and Ricky Champion. Science Fiction Club 175 Afro-American Helps At Cheer Center First row: Jayne Davenport. Trina Wilkerson, Stephanie Brown, Erica Kelly, Michelle Hodge, Chery! Staley, Annette Myers, Angela Boyce, Marcie Wilkie, Donna Flack, Degie Burnette Second Row: Tony Grant, Daphne Thompson, Julie Logan, Mellisa Mayse. Rayford Johnson, Rickey Wilkerson, Vincent Harris, Travis Stroud, Spaniel Kelley, Annie Hunt, Starla Greene, April Littlejohn, Latarsha Hamrick, Trina Dover, Lisha Logan. Jeff Stroud. Eric Dover. The Afro-American Club plans to have a Officers: Pres. Angie Francis Disco at ICC and give canned food to the V. Pres. Daphne Christmas Cheer Center. Also, the club Thompson participated in Black History week at ICC. Sec. Melissa Mayes Treas. Rayford Johnson Cavalier Queen sponsor: Angie Francis 176 Afro-American Need Help — Call The Math Club helps stu- dents before and after school on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s by tutoring them in the various math courses. | i oe ‘en The major objective of the club is to serve the school op picture; first row: Shana Wood, Mary Burns, James Guffey, David Norris, T.J. Gillispie, Jennifer and community in any way nrich, Rodney Staggs, Second row: Mr. Gettys, Jon Davis, Jonathan Pittman, Paul Brown, Ann helpful. eck, Mrs. Petty. Bottom picture; first row: Stephanie Burgess, Andrea Bennett, Mary Saunders, Pat ichards, Cindy Watts, Jason Balmer. Second row: Andy Francis, John Landis, William Elliott, onna Byers, Amie Jones, Kellie Taylor, Amy Goforth. Officers: Sec. James Guffey; Proj. Chm John Davis; Reporter; Paul Brown; Pres. Donna Byers; V. Pres. Kellie Taylor; Sponsor: Karin Heath. Sponsor: Karin Heath Math Club 177 French Club Entertains Patients At Rest Home Members: Lori Toms, Lori Tessnear, Sherry Whelchel, Cindy Childers, Pam Walker, Caroline Phillips, Bobbi Jean Harrill, Kim Melton, Janet Dailey, Rachel Enrich, Lori Sisk, Dipa Desai, Monica Paris, Anna Robinson, Emily Hollifield, Jenny Shipley, Grant King, Greg Jennings, Brannon Bright, Melissa Mayes, Christy Callison, Karen Smith, Leslie Weathers, Lisa Martin, Tracey Martin, Ricky Goodman, Amy Goforth, Kim Hughes, Tamie Freeman The major aim of the French Club is to promote interest in French outside of the classroom. Taking French is the only requirement needed to join the club. This year, the club planned many events. Around Christmas time, the members took fruit baskets to rest homes and sang Christmas carols in French and English. Later in the year, the club ate at a French restaurant. At the Community Education Fair, mem- bers performed puppet plays. Dues for the club are $1.00. The goal of the French National Honor Society is to recognize academic achievement in French. To be a member of this club, you must have had two years of French with an ‘‘A”’ average and a ‘‘B”’ average in all other subjects. The society participated in all the events the French Club planned. Dues are $1.50. Officers: President, Rachel Enrich; Vice-president, Lisa Martin; Secretary, Janet Dailey; Treasurer, Leslie Weathers Officers: President, Martha Searcy; Vice-president, Janet Dai' | Members: Kim Gurley, Monica Paris, Cindy Childers, Rachel Enrich,Janet Dailey, Sharon Robinson, ley; Secretary, Rachel Enrich; Treasurer, Leslie Weathers Melissa Mayes, Mia Swann, Donna McCurry, Leslie Weathers, Martha Searcy, (not pictured) Tammy Wilson 178 French Club And French Honor Society The Reign Of Spain Has Made Its Claim On East Rutherford’s Spanish Club Members: David Bradshaw, Kurt Pearson, Degie Burnett, David Herndon, Jill McSwain, Sonia Warren, Kristie Gornto, Karen Jones, Traci McGuire, Anita Ashburn, Crystal Lutz, Janet Holland, Missy Humphries, Kim Davis, Lauren Splawn, Leslie Smith, Jill Elmore, Leslie Yancey, April Littlejohn, Crystal Knight, Chan Conrad. Shelley Higdon, Chris Billingsley, Dawn Pack, Angie Owens, Donna Martin, Kerrie Byers, Brbara Bennick, Angie Buchanen, Gwen Hill, Susan Harmon, Joe Duncan, Tammy Jackson, Ronnie Forbes, Sandi Wells, Spaniel Kelly, Rodney Murray, Tim Freshour, Lynn Peeler, Page Padgett, Tammy Byers, Tammy Davis, Becky Searcy, Sallie McBrayer, Eric Foster, Sherri Allen, Kent Baldwin, Todd Burnette, Wesley Smith, Kerry Brock, Kelly Hennessee, Ricky Goodman The main focus of the Spanish Club is to allow students presently in a Spanish class or who have studied Spanish to learn more about the people from Spanish-speaking countries and to explore the customs that are unique to these countries. Being an active club, it had many projects planned throughout the year. Regular meetings were held. Also, in observance of Foreign Language Week, a poster contest was held. The Span- ish Club also scheduled a dinner with those attending dressed in traditional costumes from Spanish-speaking nations. Dues are$ 1.00. V9+HNOOTZO0 N OU VAOdOeneoe Sponsor: Mrs. Williams Officers: President, Penny Carter; Vice-president, Kent Baldwin; Secretary, Jill Elmore; Treasurer, David Herndon; Reporter, John Davis Spanish Club 179 Members are — Leslie Weathers, Dalea Ohmstead, Shannon Cross, Paul Brown, Steven Day, Sonia Warren, Leslie Smith, Tracy Clements, Starlyn Davis, Melissa Branch, Dipa Desai, John Davis, Leslie Yancey, Martha Searcy, Pam Walker, Kim Melton, Page Padgett, Kurt Pearson, Cooper Flack, Chris Moss, Jamie Hamrick, Kelly Aldridge, Michael Philbeck, Caroline Phillips, Tami Matheny, Dana Koone, Tammy Byers, Todd Calton History Club Raises Money For Stage Curtain SS ¢ 2: ck Sorry, no photo available but The History Club, like many other clubs at East has a goal aimed at helping the students. The major focus of this club is to help our school appreciate the his- tory of our country and the contri- butions of men and women of the past. Anyone who has taken a course in social studies and passed it or has an interest in His- tory may become a member. The History Club sponsored the Home: coming Dance, helped needy fam- ilies at Christmas, and raised mon- ey for new curtains for the stage. Club advisor: Mrs. Roella Mellnik Officers are: Pam Walker — President, John Davis — V.P.. Hi ry Club Janet Dailey — Secretary, and Treasurer, Sallie McBrayer 180 sto y — Homecoming Sponsor, Mrs. Mellnik — Advisor Concert Warms East — Show Choir Glows The officers for 1985- 86 were: President: Jeff Jones Secretary- treasurer: Tonya Guffey, Homecoming Sponsor: Melanie White The Purpose of the Chorus is to enable students to learn to sing bet- Guffey, Ruth Deese, Cindy Brackett, Kathy Leach 2nd row: Cynthia Wilkerson, Karen Leach, Dale Hoppes, Cheryl ter and have a chance to perform White, Donna Flack, Amy Loftin, Tracy Hardin, Pasty Toney, Crystal Lutz, Jill Sheppard 3rd row: Debra Tessenear, pubically. They have held a Thanks- Tammy Sain, Melinda Sims, Dewayne Glover, Erlindo Guillermo, Paul Lovette, Jeff Jones, Jimmy Melton, Laurie Mabe, Donna Curtis, Sonja Hudson Members are — Ist row: Carol Hogan, Lynn Ruppe, Rhonda Ruppe, Melanie White, Amy Melton, Lynn Hoppes, Tonya giving concert as well as Christmas concerts. ” a Chorus 181 Fast Glows With The Magic Of Christmas MS Cea RUE SF oe a . et. = eel i ar “oe oy Oe == abe m , oe tem East was full with the magic of Christmas. Faculty, clubs, and students dis- played their interest in the holidays. The Spanish I classes made pinatas, and the French classes made Christmas cards. The F.H.A. decorated a tree to brighten everyone's face. The S.G.A. sponsored a faculty-student game to help raise food for the needy. The admission was one can of food. Such clubs as the Jr. Civitans and the Keywanettes gave Christmas parties at Rutherford Elementary to the TMH classes. 182 Christmas Ie re ——— —— Teacher Assistants Are: 1st Row | to r: Rene Marlowe, Leslie Yancey, Caroline Phillips, Karin Heath, Kale England, Tregg Greene, Shelley Higdon, Derrick Woodall, Martha Searcy, Kim Adams, Emily Hollifield, Tracey Martin, 2nd Row | tor: ’) Travis Stroud, Tracey Goronto, Crisi Ohmstead, Emily Parker, Mark Flack, Russell Cudd, Melissa Branch, Sheila TEACHERS Matheny, Chris Dowdle, Penny Carter, Jimmy Cilone, Steven Day, Ginger Dalton, Elivia Hudson. 3rd Row | to r: Richard Logan, Delaphine McCurry, Brenda Hurdt, Loretta Flynn, Tammy Davis, Nancy Hoyle, Wanda Smith, Kim Toms, Rita Hoppes, Rhonda Jones, Monique Jenkins, Cookie Robbins. 4th Row | to r: Janyne Davenport, Donna Flack, Sherrie Phillips, Annette Toney, Eddie Mote, Jill Sheppard, Dawn Godfrey, Cindy Lee, Mary Burns. 5th Row: | to r: John Keeter, Chris Moss, Angie Francis, Tarsha Hamrick, Stephanie Brown, Gina Givens, Paula Herron, Shannon Patterson, Donna : McCurry, Kim Gurley, Kim Fisher. 6th Row | to r: Greg Jennings, Sheila Daves, David Herndon, Shannon Cross, Ryan NY Harrill, Jimmy Collins, Cindy Childers, Budd Arrowood, Paul Brown, Kurt Pearson, Jennifer Toney, Martin Wall, Jeff APA 4TA Dotson. 7th Row | to r: Michael Blanton, Kent Baldwin, Keith Hunt, Matt Stamey, Rickey McKinney, Greg Huntley, Ricky Blanton, Scott Rumfelt, Chan Conrad, Chris Lee, Robbie Putnam, Scoot Green, Jerry Burke, Jeff Blanton, Michael Harris. Office Assistants are: | to r: Laurie Mabe, Kim Smith, Tracey Martin, Sherri | Jones, Shelby Allen. High Q@ Team Members are: 1st Row | to r: Caroline Phillips, Rachel Enrich, Martha AV Assistants Are: Robby Putnam, Chris Lee, Eric Foster, Tommy Blanton, Searcy. 2nd Row | to r: Kenneth Shaw, Sam Cargill, John Davis, Ms. Connor. Advisors are: Ms. Connor, Mrs. Wall. Hy} Team | Jack Robinson, Linda Gellner, Kim Hughes. Teachers Assistants 183 A Year To Remember .. . MR. HALLEY’S COMET RETURNS AGAIN Drivers must buckle up starting Tuesday REEBOKS SNEAKED UP ON SALES OF 13 MILLION AID ao FEAR CMS NC Nat. | 1975 417 399 434 1976 410 396 431 409 394 429 | 1978 405 390 429 1979 409 393 427 } 1980 404 393 424 11981 402 394 424 1982 403 396 426 1983 399 394 425 1984 403 395 426 1985 408 398 431 Year 1975 446 428 472 1976 439 423 472 1977 442 425 470 1978 436 424 468 4} 1979 444 426 467 4+ 1980 442 429 466 1981 443 427 466 1982 440 431 467 txt 1983 445 431 468 1984 452 432 471 1 1985 457 435 475 Staff Chart By GEORGE SREISACHER Scores Improve: Scores for both Char- lotte-Mecklenburg schools and N.C. schools increased from 1984 to 1985. 184 Current Affairs we x oO WHATS = O LL LL (a) 2D) (ee ae Fat! (Ge) poy os ap s ae zi And Cherish Forever: 1985 1985 was a year of interesting as well as productive events. The long and hard search for the many missing children of America started with many T.V. commer- cials, advertising, etc. Then the music celebrities got into the swing of things by providing aid for the starving people in Africa and for the many suffering farmers of our own country. Halley's comet was also a topic of interest to our society. President Reagan made some headway during the summit talks with Gorachev, while back in New York Lady Liberty is on her way to ressurrection. Meanwhile, in the small world of Rutherford county, the county championship trophy was on our minds. The chance to recover what we deserved was taken advantage of by our fighting football players. In the political view of our school, the new female president seemed to keep things in order. Now that 1985 is over, there are many new and exciting experiences to encoun- ter in 1986. Samantha Smith, father, die in crash... Young peace envoy dies in crash and worst 1985 AUG.5 Miami Vice cash harvest still uncertain FarmAid reaps attention; Current Affairs 185 iles styles Of Sm 186 Student Life Patrons: Dr. Charles Griffith Charles M. Byers Nationwide Insurance Dr. Mrs. B.F. England Dr. William H. Hunt; D.D.S. Tommy McBrayer Waters Florist Dr. James Byers Eleanor Wade B. Matheny Rose Creek Campground Mr. Mrs. M.B. Huggins 7, - Je Ge pore i. | ase ie 2 Ey. Broadway Salvage Cowan Tire Battery Ellenboro Reestaurant Joe Nanney Chamber Of Commerce E.N. Washburn Gen eral Merchandise Karr Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Ross Hill Jr. Farm Garden Center Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dailey meee rise) LLL eee Saas 1 sees Best Wishes East High Students From RUTHERFORD COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Bill Turner-Chevrolet Bradley-Koone Motor Co. Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep Farley s-Dodge Frazier-Ford Hunnicutt Ford-Mercury Joe Waters-Honda McCurrey-Deck Motors Inc. Buick-Pontiac-GMC Meltons Auto Sales-Datsun Sparkies-Cadillac-Oldsmobile-Subaru Serving The Transportation Needs Of Rutherford Co. MOVIE RENTALS VHS fa) vice BETA CENTER ‘Come Home To The TRI-CITY MALL Movies’ Forest City, NC 704-245-6157 Mon.-Sat. 10-8 THE ALTERATION SHOP Professional Alterations 728'2 S. Broadway Forest City, NC Marie Tyner 245-3437 Finest In Men’s And Ladie’s =: Clothing THE VILLAGE CRAFTSMAN AND WALDROP’S THE NEEDLECRAFT PLACE 102 E. Main Street The Village Green Forest City, NC 28043 W. Main St. Forest City 248-2766 Ads 189 190 Ads MIDWAY AUTO TRIM SHOP, INC. 12402 West Main Street Forest City, NC 28043 Telephone: 245-9092 FQORNITGRE BARN “Step Into A Different World Of Furniture’’ P.O. Box 609 Forest City, NC 28043 Telephone: (704) 287-7106 TONEY’S CLOTHING 314 West Main St. Forest City, NC 28043 Telephone: 248-2898 FARMERS HARDWARE COmnNG 12 West Main Street Forest City, NC 28043 Telephone: 245-4688 DISCOUNT TIRE CENTER 240 West Main St. Telephone: 245-1221 C55 SINCE RS mae 1970 (ol te) d-15 ah aA Laon TARHEEL MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. MC 160858 Rt. 2 Box 351 Oakland Road Forest City, NC 28043 Telephone: 286-9005 sed ——. a Set, oe Z ES f L PEM tess ¢ ; ns ea RS 2 a ae Fp ae | ies Pte OMS eS A eet ro s = . ————— me We PRoupLY SALUTE THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE East HIGH CAvALIeRs! SPINDALE MILLS, INC.....WHERE People Come First. Ray Haynes rH” = Hamrick Ex Htaynes 245-0052 Auto Sales Ine. 1021 West Main Street Forest City, NC 28043 Jim Hamrick _ Office Res. 245-6149 704-245-2336 Compliments Of COORDINATED FASHIONS FOR BED AND BATH 192 Ads ALLEN JOBE FOREST CITY MASS MARKETING ISIC. 7 Carolina Ave. Forest Cy. Phone: 245-5124 ITIZENS FEDERA AVINGS AND LOA ASSOCIATION Organized 1888 Located At: 507 N. Main St. Rutherfordton 286-9119 And Tri City Mall, Forest City P4522 : Grill: 538-9346 Ads 193 BURLINGTON : INDUSTRIES INC. GOQ crcuors J.C. COWAN PLANT| == Checkout Our Fashion Pants Shirts, Suits, Shoes, Ties 106 East Main Street Forest City, NC ONE EVERY EAs STATE FARM INSGRANCE caneoumeana STATE FARM 10 S. Broadway 245-5346 INSURANCE ® OHMSTEAD PLUMBING 215 Hudlow Road Forest City, NC 28043 245-7302 Old Caroleen Road Forest City, NC 28043 245-6411 194 Ads gr ISOTHERMAL COMMQCNITY COLLEGE Isothermal Community College is an ‘‘open door”’ institution serving the residents of Polk, Rutherford and surrounding counties. Classes meet dur- ing the day and evening on a 110-acre campus located on highway 74, Spindale; a satellite campus in Tryon, in Polk County and in communities throughout the service area. 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 Automative Body Repair Automative Mechanics Child Care Worker Cosmetology Electrical Installation Maintenance Electronic Servicing — Radio-TV Repair Machinist Nurse Assistant Practical Nursing A Community School Serving Community Needs ISOTHERMA i ICC Offers ICC Also Offers Financial aid for those who qualify Free tuition 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 } 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 transferable 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. Technical Programs Associate Degrees — Vocational Instructors Banking and Finance Business and Finance Business Administration Criminal Justice Data Processing Drafting And Design Technology Electronics Engineering Technology General Office Technology Industrial Supervision and Management Insurance Marketing and Retailing Mechanical Engineering Technology Real Estate Secretarial — Executive Teacher Associate Traffic and Transportation Welding ICC Salutes 1986 Seniors — Tomorrow — The Best Is Yet To Come Involve ICC In Your Tomorrow SSS aaa aa a a y | Ads 195 196 Ads GRANT’S EXXON SERVICE Full Service 703 West Main Street 2 ¢ | Barbara Littlejohn HAIR GNLIMITED 27 West Main Street Forest City, NC 28043 Phone 704 245-8425 ‘ Video 203 West Main Street Forest City, NC 245-6897 101 Charlotte Road Rutherfordton NC 287-2895 Allendale Drive Tri-City Mall Sports Corner Complex Forest City, NC CONDREY’S RESTAGRANT Owned And Operated By Hub And Nellie Condrey Open Seven Days With Meals And Ice Cream Main Stree t Ellenboro 453-0117 © COLFAX GIN P.O. 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In my (unbiased) opinion, | think they succeed and all the credit goes to those twenty-six people. Howev- er, Mrs. Joy Cromer, Mr. Hamrick, Mr. Gay, Mr. Theede, Luck’s Photo, and The Daily Courier deserve a big hand also. This book was created by you, for you so! hope you enjoy it. Sincerely Jenny Shipley and Karin Heath — Editors 212 Editor’s Page = ae 3, aa, OY, i we e NL | J Lt Jan AM tact’ (NOW nN. : ) Qu | MOU QAL G var Cw WOON : “QMS WWD AIA SE OSA AL A a ee we, bul OOK Vag Oumunr Orel WJaotee HE SIDOWNIC EL WIM aa } Pp y = = h [Wat T GU4 yO : , KL 9,000 aay i ™ % ) f + OU LK L ya OrtA 's NOW NH. DP i Cust Sy feet I - JOSTENS fry or Le yet ue f (pe (Pp ? D yy iy wf 0 zs pf - ee he Yh vg wes aps eek Coa les hem a Aegp ie) Whine 1 Ener oe ae Naty Gal, bocougs tthe ae ED TEI Sk RENAL TED IY EIA A SI MES CTE SATIS AIR EOD ae fA, oe ie : St ee 5 ee oR as ee Soot r= ae F oS a o af ie ERE EE CCC ise CCC Sane S aeeeuEEEEE i