Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1984 volume:

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Q 'fx 'I -A 'V I , gui' ' 'fag , .. x - s N 1-15 ? . fwfr' X I ,v'.:f,f,r'i-Pg Q-:gg M, 4 ., W if V ,W I K wr I M I ,, is 'V ,W-,iw f f - Q ,, , ,, ' , My , f Q , A, V 11? 0 Q? M, , ., qi H : 41 My W My 4 nw ,l , 1 A 4 nfl! A wg' ' A ' V ' W ' :EM ., 1 ' ' I 'Z n W L MQW bw. .P W9 c ' ' ' -iv al' It H.. , , M , I ' ,Vx haw, W wmv V ,M V fy' V, MM v E J 'K' wmxkfa 1 Win 'Q A nk, Awinvfgf MK At the heart of school lies academics. These underwent much change this year. Besides losing several teachers, the stu- dent population was down as well. This resulted in the streamlining of the various academic departments. Despite this, new and interesting courses, such as theater and computer science, were offered. Also, due to the new requirements for graduation and the scholars' program, many students were encouraged to try a variety of interesting and enriching sub- jects. Thus, through the efforts of the teachers, faculty, and students, an enjoy- able and useful educational program, which encouraged excellence, was of- fered this year. X School is more than books its also a hands-on experience, Nw-.m..,,,,-----Q.-J An au courant Wendell Staton shows Monique May the latest fashions. f 57 Most of the sports programs changed drastically at Graham this year. Many old coaches left while new ones came. This resulted in a great change in the philos- ophy and execution of certain sports. De- spite or because of this, more students partcipated in them, and cheered for them than, it seemed, had ever before. The most radical changes probably oc- curred in three sports. The defending State 3-A Champions found their former assistant coach taking the place of their departed mentor. The football team had an entirely new coaching staff to get to know. And the wrestling team fell under a new coach and the curse of BURPlES . Undaunted, members of these, and all, sports strove to succeed with fire and de- termination. The loss and replacement of a principal and several teachers has a profound af- fect on a school. When this happened at Graham this year, it made things a little awkward. lvlr. Dixon had to adjust to lead- ing a high school for the first time, while students had to adjust to a thoroughly different principal than the one they were used to. Everyone got used to new rules and policy changes. This could have caused confusion and conflict, but it didn't. The whole spiri' of the year was exemplified by the way that the faculty and the students took the changes, not as a burden, but as an opportunity. Even the many new teachers, trying to get ad- justed to a new situation and work with an also somewhat off-balance student body, did their jobs admirably. 3 CAN'T YCDU SEE IT NGW . . f H2 S1 THESE BABY FACES ON BBOADVVAY? Y. 5 SL: v ..,, . I A ' ' Y 452' + A fL.S ' C-P QW M W 'f--- Doing More in '84 vi 5 SENIORS CDN THE l 7 1 fm Y m1 h1 , L x 'D x x 6 1, 1 l BALL X i , f N 5 if 4... .ly -N. ' K- b NET ,mn ff ' we fa?5,v W L 465 X Q t., ,, f. ax 2, , W' Q6 jx xy x 'Wi iw if f - i i m X 7 1983-84 I-IOIVIECGIVIING ' f I .Z?1 V 14' ' J- . 3643 is - gf -, g,fg5'r5..... 4f 5,a-:5:'tH-2 fait' if Qi:-1 wg 'F ' I 4r W1 all Na, f?'d:.g T i TS- sx I as Kristina - ':,.2E33?2Q 1983-84 Homecoming Queen Q Q 9 migif all?-... -drip 1 Devils the People's Choice was the theme for the 1983-84 Homecoming. The day we had the parade it was cold and rainy. The parade was held down Main Street and ended up at Graham Middle School. Graham played Eastern Ran- dolph and lost. That was a sad day for us. But we did get off to a great start during halftime. Kristi Dry was crowned Home- coming Queen for 1983-84. Also during halftime the judges announced the win- ners of the float competition. The Sopho- mores won. Their theme was from the sto- ry book character ET . This is the first time the Senior float did not win. Afterwards a dance was held in the gym. The disc jockey was Boo Baron from WEAL out of Greensboro. This was a night everyone will remember. DEVILS THE PEOPI.E'S CHOICE Homecoming Court Kristi Dry QEscortJ Brad Dry Feleoia Carter fEscortJ Bernrrd Carter N2-1f1Cy Leaih fESCortJ Milton Leath l Senior Representatives: Mary Ann Smith CEscortl Rodney Royster Wendy Kirby lEscortl Jeff Futrell Sophomore Representatives: Michelle Thompson fEscortJ David Bell Alisa Haith fEscortl Russell Miller Tracey Thompson fEscortJ Todd Thacker QFBLAJ Karen Sizemore lEscortJ Mike Bowes QFCAJ Q Mc' 2- f I I fir Junior Representatives: Andrea Barbour flisoortj Richie Burnette Sindy Street fEscortl Eugene Bowser Freshmen Representatives: Kit Joye qEscortl Jimmy Self Pam Forriest fliscortl Tim Senior Hope Chaplin QEscortJ Shelton Burnette lFHAl Angela Marks lEscortl Chris Brown fSpanishl Stacey Cain iESc0rtl Rome Coble llzrenchl Heidi Edwards qEscortJ Joey Wilson iEcologyJ Wendy Sykes QEsoortl Rodney Shotwell fBandl Connie Cranford iEscoril Jeff Flythe iSoienoel X sf' -5 ,N Tracy Nicks fEsoortl Kevin Johnson QArtJ Paula May iEsoortl Wendell Staton fPepJ Emma Bunker fEsoortj Charlie Brooks fStudent Counoill Yvette Bazal ilisoortj Bryan Courturier fChorusl Cindy Page iEsoortJ Joe Dil.ello QCheerleadersl Sheila Harrison iEscortl Jeff Moss QDramaJ Angela Riley iEsoortJ John Riley iNHSl Barbara Way iEsoortl Troy O'Shields iAnnuall Renee Winn Qliscortj Danny Stuckey qFlagsj 1 X Mm ll? is , Kyle Cummings, Hank Wrenn, Eric Davis, Robbie Gray are showing their skills on how to build a float. in silky Fx -, - Y 1 xx of . NN X was--ip 1 t 4 -i W.-, 5 - fix I l is if i ct X, 1 12 ,. ,..,, xm ' X , These Seniors are doing their part to bu .. if gi? 1 t X s - k L- Iiiffv Q . . ns . is xiii' . is V A Eiga I lid the Senior float. '- I' 1 ' , , ' ff .,,.. - 1 l y A Ng. wee' L 1 'Q' Q, f - I-,Ni . N ., 3 r t I -4 i K L E K K x. ,L K S H ,b,. 1 S il.. ' Mio i S mf g ..,, . f ------ llli 1? ' l .Li -R Y Guess Who: Do you know who is in these pictures? F r SAFETY BLAS ED ' fi ' H A' t St W Q -f. A .. SQ ks M- Xl t... ,..A Mr. Willoughby shows the guys what it takes to run a car. 3 4 Wow! Says John Jarrett what a way to start off a day! Smile! Mr. Wright cause you're on Graham High's camera! 13 --.. ,N-. R Mrs. Ruth explans the techniques of working with clay to Barry Alston. W-Z' 'X A N Us Barry Alston, Tammy Moore, and Wendy Hanford discover that working with clay isn't very clean. 14 Surprise, Surprise, and you thought only the good guys got their picture taken. .I k , f, . , W, A I 'vF'7' vc .l53A . Work! Work! Work! Says the Seniors, that's all we ever do is Work! Could it be true? That Angela Riley and Steve Loy are really getting married in Family Life. Hey! Look who got stuck washing the dishes! Shel- ton Burnette! STUDENTS LEARN! ,1fL ...1 K K all .L,g A ' g 1 .EN - 3 X V f' -- -,. A N.. Q, .4 ful '- I X M if W , 5 N, 41. V W 60 H ,f ' f L ,,., I nf Q' ' 'X Q W id E K f f f J ff I , ,. ff 1 f ' M 75 ' 7 , ,f . A g H ' . , :Q W! W! ,W X f if? W MM W . , I: I Q2 fl M. ' A ,W !l , W 1 ' A 5 'Z' mmww SHINE-ilu 5 vw Teacher Too! WL M 3' f -.A -LQ.. f TGP 10 JUNIQRS Sabrina Barbour Joseph Dilello Cheri Finley 4 I Amy Jordon Y ' i r ' f.'fZf'i, . , V ff ,'r, 1 i Chief Marsha! Ruth Agner '5 ' will , 'W' , , Troy Gardner Jonathan Medley I Tony Fieaiini Treva Spellman Vanessa Tysor Z Carolyn Giannotti Kimberly Perdue TOP 10 SENIORS W.. fa BAHQA f 051 ma. Valedictorian Salutatorian Kristi Dry Durral Gilbert X ., 9354 sexi?- K 9 f QQ .' M tu 'F yr- Shane Meeks JW fini N ,, f. ,V , 9 ,, A., . J A ly' 2 Ji f ir 2542 I ' V 5 1 rf .wsl y C , f, ,, ,. , , M , r '21 D V 3 Ha q:: 'uqb 4 f 'T' 'ie f 5ff'Jf 4,5' Lynne Reiber 4 , Mona Moon iff, . y ZS x Walter Mussell 3 W ? W rv We Mary Ann Smith Julie Steffen W if A 3 'f' I , ,f,,, , , BABIES R 'Y I 'X IAHVHI 4- ,J 9 HELLO BABY! I-IDW SWEET YGU LGOK P E Doing More in '84 l 'Senior Samaritans' SENICDRS Senior Class Officers of 1984 are: Top Row Wade Thompson Vice President, Yvette Bazal Secretary, Ftussel Miller President, Bottom Row Ann Dawkins Treasurer The word 'Heart' best characterizes the senior class of '84'. Their senior gift exemplifies this. Rather than getting something merely decorative, they opted to get something useful: ceiling fans in the cafeteria to alleviate the summer heat and winter cold. A better example of their compassion is their treatment of Tim Oli- ver. A terrible wasting disease had ren- dered Tim unable to attend school. Cou- rageously, however, he strove to finsh the year on Homebound. Touched and im- pressed, the seniors bought Tim's class ring and presented it to him at an assem- bly. SENIORS i A ll fb' Averette, Jeff Bailey, Kimberly Sue Volleyball 13 Track 13 International Night 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Grapplettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Head 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4. Baker, Mildred DECA Club 33 Chorus 2, 4. Baldwin, Bethany Denise Track 1 , 2, 3, 43 Madrigal Dinner 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Bare, Pam Flag Girl 2, VICA Club 4. Bazal, Yvette Lynn Homecoming Rep. 43 Miss GHS Pageant 3, 43 Miss GHS 43 Play 1, 2, 3, 43 Madrigal Dinner 33 Prom Waitress 23 Pep Club 33 NHS 2, 3, 43 Governor's School Nominee 23 Class Treas. 33 Class Sec. 43 Small Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Show Choir 33 All County Chorus 2, 33 Junior Marshal 3. Beazer, Derek L. Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 43 Waiter fProml 23 Spanish Club 2. Bowen, Travis Football 1, 2, 43 International Night 1 , 2, 33 Play 1, 2, 3. Brammer, Wendy Brown, Christopher M. Track 2, 3, 43 Miss GHS Pageant fEscortl 43 International Night 2, 33 FCA 2, 3, 43 Homecom- ing Escort 4. Brown, Danny Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 VICA Club 4. Bunker, Emma Carol Office Ass't 23 Homecoming Ftep. 43 Basketball iStatisticianJ 2, 43 Track fStatisticianl 2, 3, 43 International Night 23 Play 1, 23 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Class Sec. 13 Class Pres. 23 FCA 2, 3, 43 Lab Ass't. 43 Burlington Woman's Poetry Contest-Honorable Men- tion 1, third place winner 33 Science Fair- Honorable Mention 2, fourth place winner 33 Senior Superlative Hardest Worker 43 Lead- ership Award 23 Student Congress 2. 23 Bunting, Chris L. Basketball 2, VICA 4. Burgh, Elizabeth o. Track 1, 2, Pep Club 2, VICA 4. Burnette, Shelton Jr. Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Bus Driver 4, VICA 3, 4. Cain, Stacey Lucille Homecoming Sponsor 4, Track 2, 4, Cross Country Team 3, Pep Club 4, French Club 3, 4. Carter, David Student Council 2, DECA 4. Carter, Debra Flag Girl 2 Carter, Felecia Annette Homecoming Attendant 2, 3, 4, International Night 2, Bus Driver 4, Ecology Council 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Annual Staff 4, VICA 3. Carter, Bernard Band 1, Homecoming Attendant 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. Chaplin, Hope Shenell Homecoming Sponsor 4, International Night 2, Student Council 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Science Society 2, FHA Secretary 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Class Officer qSecretaryJ 3. Cheek, Kathryn International Night 1, 3, Spanish Club 1. Coble, J.D. lll Basketball 2, Track 2. Colbert, Bodney Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Science Soci- ety 4. 24 SENIOBS SENIGFKS - xi 3 Core, Tonya Basketball iScorekeeperJ 23 lnterntaional Night 1g Cheerleader 1, 23 Bus Driver 33 Pep Club 13 Spanish Club 13 Waitress QProm1 33 DECA 3, 4. Cottle, Wendy Madrigal Dinner 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 33 Small Ensemble 4. Cousin, Roderick Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Couturier, Bryan Homecoming Attendant 2, 4. Cox, Wade International Night 3. Crisp, James Homecoming Attendant 23 Track 3, 4. Crisp, Marsha Y. Miss GHS Pageant 33 Pep Club 13 Science So- ciety Vice Pres. 13 Ecology Council 23 FHA iPresJ 4. Cummings, Kyle Alden Band QSection Leaderj 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball .Band 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Baseball 43 Wrestling 13 Play 23 Jazz Ensemble 4. Currie, Tyrone Davis, Eric Football 43 Track 4. Davis, Holly Band 1 , 2, 33 Pep Band 1, 2,31 Lettering Comm. 1, 23 Review Comm. 23 Dance Comm. 33 Bas- ketball Band 1, 2, 33 Track 13 SASC 13 Blood- mobile 1, 23 Inter. Night iusherettej 2, 33 Wait- ress Prom 1, 2, 33 Polar Bear Club 3, 43 March- ing Band 1, 2, 3. Dawkins, Ann Office Ass't. 43 Track 1, 23 Cross Country Team 33 Inter. Night 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Class Officer iTreasurerl 43 Fca Nice Pres. Jr., Pres. Sr.3 2, 3, 43 Civinettes 1 Dawkins, Rosa Ann Cheerleader 25 FHA 15 Art Club 3. Day, Denise LaRue Bus Driver 3, 45 Waitress fPromJ 25 Student Council 1, 25 FHA 45 Class Secretary 25 DECA 35 Softball fMost Improved Playerl 1, 2. Day, Donna L. Alternate Cheerleader 25 Bus Driver 25 Student Council 1, 25 Spanish Club 45 Class President 15 DECA 3: Softball 1. Dill, Adra Denise Flag Girl 15 Bloodmobile 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Polar Bear Club 2, 35 international Night 15 Student Council 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Science Society 1, 25 FHA 45 FBLA 35 Civinettes 1, 2, 3. Dry, Kristi Office Assistant 2, 35 Library Assistant 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Homecoming Atten- dant 15 Miss GHS Pageant 45 Miss GHS 35 International 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Waitress fPromJ 25 Student Council 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 2, Vice President 45 Parlia- mentarian 35 Spanish Club 1, 2, Vice President 35 FCA 45 NHS 25 Biology Award 25 English ll GT Award 25 Junior Marshal 35 DAR Good Citi- zen 35 Chemistry Award 35 Advanced Math 35 Spanish ll Award 35 English lll GT Award 35 Morehead Nominee 4. Edwards, Heidi Leanell Rifle Girl 2, 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ecology Council 1, 45 Gover- nor's School Nominee 35 French Club 25 FBLA 1, 25 Program Ch. 35 Sec!Teas. 4. Edwards, Lisa Ensley, Phylis Annette International Night 25 Pep Club 15 Civinettes 1. Evans, Manuel Fargis, Tommy Bus Driver 2, 35 Graphics l Award 3. Fargis, Tim Cafeteria Helper 35 Bus Driver 35 DECA 45 Lab Ass't 3. Farrar, Patty Library Ass't 45 Science Society 15 French Club 2. 26 SENIOFKS SENIOFKS New ' Faulkner, Scott Football 1, 2, 3,4 Capt. 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, Spanish Club 4. Florence, Caroline Pep Club 13 Science Society 15 Ecology Coun- cil 1, FHA 1, 4. Forbes, Jane Office Ass't 35 Track 13 Play 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Head-23 Head-4, Student Council 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 33 FCA 2, 3, P.E. Award 2. Forbes, Stacy Band 1, 2, 3, Football 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Foust, Gloria J. Track 1, 2, 3. Freshwater, Milton Fuller, Bryan Futrell, Jeff Homecoming 4 lEscortlq Basketball 1, Golf 2, 3, 4. Gilbert, Durral Giannoti, Carolyn Grant, Renee Gravitte, Paula 27 Gray, Robbie Play: Annie Get Your Gun, Oklahoma g 1,23 Lab Assistant 4. Hardy, Jonathan Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Jazz Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Harper, Lisa Flenee Library Assistant 35 Pep Club 35 National Hon- or Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 25 English and Algebra l Award 23 Physical Science and Typing I Award 1. Harrelson, Dana Harrison, Sheila Flag Girl 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Miss GHS Pageant 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ecology Council 15 Spanish Club 3, 45 FBLA 33 Drama Club 45 FCA 3, 4. Hayes, Jodi Pep Band 1 , 2, 43 Track 1 5 International Night 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Spanish Club 23 Art Club 43 Teacher's Aide 4. Holmes, Jeff Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Golf 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 1, 23 Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Horner, Ronnie Office Assistant 4g Homecoming Attendant 2, 39 Football 25 Track 1, 2, 35 Tennis 15 Wrestling 1, 25 Bus Driver 3, 43 Annual Staff 45 VlCA 4. Hughes, Foster Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 43 Track 13 Waiter tPromJ 2, Student Council 1, 2. Jarrett, Jody Newspaper Staff 43 VlCA 4. Jarrett, John Homecoming Attendant 2, 35 Football 45 Track 2, 3. 4. Jessup, Melissa Flag Girl 2, 3, 43 International Night 23 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Ecology Council 43 Annual Staff 35 Teacher's Aide 4. 28 SENIOHS SENIOFRS Johnson, Brady Johnson, Jerry Bus Driver 2. Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Tammy Flag Girl 25 Office Ass't 35 Cheerleader 45 French Club 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Art Club 2, 3-Secretary, 4-President5 Teacher's Aide 45 Usherette 1. Johnston, Benanne Smith Band 15 Flag Girl 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 International Night 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 25 Student Council 35 Sophomore Class V. Pres. Jones, Darrell Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4. Jones, Kristi International Night 2, 35 Civinettes 2. Kimrey, Jo Track 1, 25 Miss GHS Pageant 45 International Night 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Ecology Council 15 FHA 15 Civinettes 2. Kirby, Wendy Homecoming Attendant 2, 45 International Night 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Prom Waitress 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 FCA 2, 3, 4. Launder, Angela Library Aide 2, 35 FHA 15 FBLA 2. Leath, Nancy Homecoming Attendant 45 Cheerleader 2, 45 FBLA 4. Lindley, Tammy Library Aide 1, 2, 35 Play 15 Cafeteria Helper 15 Prom Waitress 25 Spanish Club 1. 29 Lineberry, Debbie Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 33 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, FCA 1. Lloyd, Catherine Band 1, 25 Library Ass't. 4, Pep Club 3, 43 Art Club 3, 4, FBLA 4. Lloyd, Lori Long, Cheryl Library Ass't. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3 tGirls Chorusl 4 qAdvanced Chorusj. Long, Gerald Lynch, Jeffrey Marks, Angela Homecoming Attendant qSpanish Clubl 4, Miss GHS Pageant 43 Play fOklahomaj 2, 45 Madrigal Dinner 3, Pep Club 45 Spanish Club 45 FCA 43 Small Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Chorus I 3, Show Girl 35 All County Chorus 2, 3. May, Paula Homecoming Attendant iPep Clubj 4, Basket- ball 1, 25 Track 1, Student Council 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Civin- ettes 2, 3. McGhee, Roxanne M. Band 15 Flag Girl 2, 3, 4 fHeadlg Office Ass't. 35 Annual Staff 4. McVey, Deborah Miss GHS Pageant 45 Pep Club 2, FHA 45 Cho- rus 1, 3, Civinettes 2. Meeks, Shane Cross Country Team 3, Wrestling fcaptainy 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 4, Governor's School Nominee!Att. 2, 3, Annual Staff iCopy Editorl 43 ECU Weekend of Scholars 33 Top Ten Ju- nior, Quiz Bowl 4, NC.8iU.S. History C.P. Award 1, Geometry Award 25 Zoology Award 3, Graham High Chess League 33 Senior Super- lative iMost lntellectualj Merrill, Debra Library Ass't. 43 Mr. GHS iMale Dancerl 3, ln- ter. Night 1, 25 Madrigal Dinner 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 4, NHS 3, 4, Chorus I, Il, lll 1, 2, 3. SENIORS SENIGRS 'Gfzr Miller, Sheila VICA 4. Moon, Mona Band 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Track 15 Student Council fHomeroom Rep.l 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 2, 3, 45 FCA 45 Junior Marshal 3. Mullis, Amanda J. Cheerleader tCo-Headl 1 , 2, 35 Waitress fPromI 25 Pep Club 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Mussel, Walt Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 35 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 25 International Night 25 Play 25 Student Council 41, 2-Parl., 3-Vice-Pres. 415 Pep Club 25 Newspaper Staff 45 NHS 2, 3, 45 Governor's qNominee--21, accepted 35 French Club 2, 35 Annual Staff 1, 25 FCA 2, 3, 45 March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jazz Ensemble Band 2, 3,45 Hugh O'Brien Award 25 ECU Weekend of Scholars 35 All-County Band 1, 2, 35 All-State Band 3, 45 ASU Scholarship 2, 35 SASC Co- Secretary 45 NHS Scholarship Award 25 Scho- Iastic Award 2. Myrick, Lance Science Society 2, 35 DECA 4. Newman, Todd Office Ass't. 45 Football Manager 15 Golf 2, 45 International Night 25 Spanish Club 1, 2. Nicks, Tracy Band 1, 25 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA tTreasurerJ 45 Art Club 3, 4 QTrea.lSecre.l5 Graphalet 1. O'Daniel, Windy Pep Club 35 Annual Staff 45 VICA fSec.J 45 FBLA 2, 3, 4 tParl.!Sec.l5 English Award 3. O'ShieIds, Troy Basketball Manager 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Overcash, Penny Library Ass't. 3, 45 Miss GHS Pageant QMiss Congenialityj 45 Play 1, 25 Madrigal Dinner 35 Newspaper Editor 45 Ecology Pres. 3, 45 Gov- ernor's School Attendant 35 French Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Page, Cindy Homecoming Sponsor 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Page, Tina Library Ass't. 35 International Night 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ecology Council 2, 3, 45 NHS 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 45 Annual Staff 35 Science Fair Award 42nd Placej 3. 3 1 Pennix, Tony Football 25 Madrigal Dinner 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Small Ensemble 3, 45 Most Talented 4. Perdue, Kim Pep Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 FBLA 45 Junior Marshal 35 Grapplette 1, 2. Pickard, Elizabeth Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Pittman, Cynthia Gayle Pep Club 1, 25 Civinettes 1, 2. Pittman, Suzie Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Ecology Council 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus 4. Pope, Carol Student Council 45 Science Society 15 FHA 35 Art Club 45 Graphics Club 3. Potter, Walter Baseball 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Annual Staff 3. Reiber, Lynne Library Assistant 35 International Night Usher- ette 25 Pep Club 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 N Annual Staff 45 Junior Marshal 35 French I Award 25 French II Award 35 English Il CP Award 25 ECU Scholar's Week- end 3. Rhew, D.J. Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 25 Homecoming Sponsor 1.2, 35 Track 25 Mr. G.H.S. 25 International Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Play QSet CrewI 1, 25 Waiter fPromI 25 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Rich, Coley Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Student Council 35 NHS 2, 3, 45 All-Conference in Football 4. Richmond, Aquanetta Fontella Annual Staff 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 French Club 1. Riley, Angela Vance Library Assistant 2, 45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 International Night 25 Madrigal Dinner 35 Pep Club 1, 35 NHS 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 FCA 3,45 FBLA 45 English I CP Award 15 Spanish I Certificate of Excellence 35 Small Ensemble 35 Chorus 2, 45 Superlative iMost Dependabley 45 ECU District Science Fair 2. 32 SENICDRS W. SENIGFRS 13+ Rohrer, Fiich Football 2, 43 Miss GHS Escort 3, 43 Play 1, 23 Madrigal Dinner 33 Chorus 1, 23 Small Ensem- ble 3, 43 Show Chorus 3. Flominger, Michael Flosencrans, Tina Office Ass't 43 Basketball 1, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4-softballg Pep Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4. Rudder, Karen DECA 3, 4. Scott, Mike Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 43 Mr. GHS 33 Spanish Club 3, 4. Senior, Tim Office Ass't 2, 33 Homecoming Escort 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4. Shambley, Melissa Shaw, Corvina Miss GHS Pageant 3, 43 Pep Club 43 FHA 4. Shotwell, Flodney Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecom- ing Escort 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Play 13 Madrigal Dinner 33 Annual Staff 3, 43 Most Improved Junior Band Award 33 Class Clown 43 Track Announcer 2, 3, 43 Basketball Announcer 43 FCA 13 Small Ensemble 43 Florida Band 33 All County Band 1, 2, 3, 43 All County Chorus 33 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. Sims, Jeff Sizemore, Karen Band 1,23 Homecoming Sponsor 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 International Night 13 FCA 3, 4. Smith, Gregory Band 13 Football 13 Wrestling 13 Science Soci- ety 1, 2, 3, 43 Vica 2, 3, 4. 33 Smith, Mary Ann Homecoming Sponsor 45 Student Counicl 35 Ecology Council 35 NHS 2, 3, 4. Steffen, Julie Miss GHS Pageant 45 International Night 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 25 Student Council 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 NHS 2, 3, 45 Gover- nor's School Nominee 25 Lab Ass't. 3, 4. Stuckey, Danny Sumner, Scott Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Sykes, Wendy FZ. Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Sponsor 45 Annie Get Your Gun 1, Oklaho- ma 2, Wizard 35 International Night 25 Miss GHS Pageant5 Student Council fSec.J 3, fTreas.t 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, ITreas. 415 Newspaper Staff 2, 45 Governor's School Nominee 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Annual Staff 1, iPhoto Developerj 3, fCopy Editorl 15 Class Trea. 25 All-County Chorus 35 All-County Band 35 Bur. Women's Writer Club Contest fHonor. Mentionl 25 Science Fair qHonor. Mentionj 25 Small Ensemble 35 Baseball Statistician 25 FCA 3, 45 Civinettes 1, 2. Terrell, Betsy Marching Band 1, 25 International Night 1, 2, Spanish Club 15 DECA 4. Thomas, Dean Football 15 International Night QStage Crewy 1, 25 DECA 35 Automechanics 2, 3, 4. Thompson, Allen Thompson, A. Wade Band 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 25 Class Vice Pres. 4. Thompson, Gary Thompson, Tracy Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 15 FBLA Isponsorj 45 Pep Club 3, 45 FBLA 4. Toney, Angela Homecoming Sponsor 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Grap- plettes 1, 2, 3, 45 International Night Qusherette 1, 215 Pep Club 1, 3, 4. 34 SENIORS SENIGRS Trollinger, Michael Bus Driver 35 Spanish Club 35 VICA 3, 4. Wade, Dwight Band 15 Office Ass't. 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Play 1, 25 Madrigal Dinner 45 Waiter lPromJ 25 Student Council 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Science Society 1, 25 Class Officer 45 Art Club 15 FCA 1, 2, 3. Wade, Jeff Cafeteria Helper 1, 25 DECA 45 Art Club 3. Wade, Leomina Waldrup, Dale Football 1, 25 NHS 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3. Walker, Becky Office Ass't. 35 Cheerleader 4. Ward, Mike Football 1, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Stu- dent Council 1 Nice Pres.l5 Lab Ass't. 4. Watkins, Timothy Wayne Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jazz Band 4. Way, Barbara Homecoming Sponsor fAnnual Staffj 45 Flag Girl 1, 25 Pep Club 15 NHS 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff QBus. Mgr.l 3, 45 FBLA 35 President 45 Flag Girl Award 25 Grapplette 45 Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Teacher's Aide 4. Wilkie, Penny Johnson Williams, Laura Williams, Lisa l 35 Williamson, Anthony Wilson, Joey Dean Homecoming tEscortJ 3, 45 International Night 25 Madrigal Dinner 35 Play 1,45 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Newspaper Staff 35 Science Society 1, 25 Ecol- ogy Council 2, 3, 4 fTres. 335 French Club 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 qSect. Editorl 2, 35 Chorus 1, 35 Concert Choir 35 Polar Bear 2. Winn, Renee Flag Girl 2, 45 Chorus 1 , 25 Homecoming Rep. 45 Annual Staff 3. Wrenn, Hank Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Spanish Club 35 Track 35 All Conference Football 35 All Conference Wrestling 35 Mono- gram Club 2, 4. Young, Marjorie Cheerleader 2, 35 Student Council 1, 35 Pep Club 1. Younger, Anna M. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 FHA 35 Annual Staff 45 DECA 3, 45 Chorus Ill 2. SENIORS DOLLS OF 84 36 JUNIOHS - CLASS GF 1985 By the time young adults reach their junior year in high school they have taken on many responsibilities perhaps the greatest project undertaken was prepar- ing for the Junior-Senior Prom. To help pay for the prom, members of the class of 1985 sold doughnuts and rattled off an Atari computer. Before prom preparations began, most juniors purchased class rings, took the PSAT, and received their class rankings. This year, forthe first time, one of the top ten juniors was selected to compete for a trip to Washington, D.C. An essay written by Treva Spellman, was chosen out of the nine submitted to represent Graham High School. In interviews about current events, Treva was selected over three other students from the county schools, to attend the workshops. The seminar in Washington, D.C. was sponsored by the Hoffman-LaFioche Company. The class of 1985 should feel good about their accom- plishments. When they look back on their high school years, they can feel a sense of pride and remember the anticipation of becoming seniors. Junior class officers: Melisa Seto, Secretaryg Wendy Hanford, Treasurerg Teresa Call, President, Ruth Agner David Albritton Jeff Allen Treva Spellamn takes time out from her busy sched ule to run a spotlight for the Miss GHS Pageant. Page 40 Randy Allen Barry Alston Adrlanne Amos Andrea Barbour Sabrina Barbour Sally Barnes lk F E VW .gt vs I W5 :ig Rs 5 ' 1 f 5. 5 'is f . Q, 5? 41QQ ? . ww-'fl' E rw. .- JUNIGRS Angela Callahan Beverly Chavis Mike Chester Mike Childress Teresa Clap ! 1 Corey Combs Cindy Cottle Denese Crisp LY Keith Davis of Y R R 'X Michelle Curry W M' 5 yi Lisa Dean Joe DiLeIIo NX usa K itil' Q-ws Q Betsi Dishner Jerry Doss Brad Dry W Shawn Edwards Chris Enoch Carmen Espinosa X M Stephanie Epperson 'Y Q N 5 Treva Farlow Vs J' fa! Shawn Hancock Andrea Hanford Andy Hanford Wendy Hanford rx Vonda Haith Stacey Hall Stephen Hall JUNIOHS Flex Harrison Rodney Harvey Nita Hester Tim Hinton X Johnny Hodges Carolyn Howell I Robin Hughes we wx! f j b Glen Howard l J Den Isley Patty Jarrett Amy Jordan Sandy June Tammy Kendall Darlene Kimber Kelli Kimrey iss. was X .W ...si Anna Lane Miltom Leath Joyce Lineberry Ronda Linberry Steve Loy I ,...ff-J' -rr' JUNIORS fo f-..-- . ' - - Clay McAdams Leanne McSwain Jonathan Medley l 'Nl Connie Moore -WN-.X Terry Miles Billy Miller Sherri Moore Tim Moore Tommy Nance Billy Miller Brian Mitchell Tony Nance Stacy Napier Dana Oakley Chuck Overcasi i Dawn Lundy Danny Maness Tammy Mansfield Monique May Robin Miles xii 1 n. R ,X . l Q fi x w. I JLJNIORS ' 'fllillkfixfi-?',11l, :ky K .ar m A 4, X S 5 S5342 'L I 94 Y W 1 I 'Q ,ig 3 1 IK: in S l Q S ia!! li is 5 as 1 ,pf W My x 'Qu 'xi l I Frankie Payne y Bill Perry g 1 P ,:'P 5 ' :lg X A f Boyd Prckrd - Q , lee Pierce 1- fx Chris Pittman Jan Porter Rod Poteat LaVonda Powell lleile e Q5 Q Jamie Ray I P Anthony Reaiini 'P fl Michelle Rethaford Torrey Roach Dianne Roach Randall Roberson Jim Rosser l Joey Roy Jeff Rudd Alex Russell Tara Ryan Melisa Soto 43 Ns, XX - . S ff ks: XQIX X X X XM wg 5x35 . sq XX XM XX s N is X S Q X L11 Sw X, X X 1 ,- , X K K 'is XX T Henry Wade Kim Wilson Becky Wrightenberry Robert Young 44 JUNIGRS X 1: 1 sa X Xi is AN X XX X as EX Xs SQQ Q XE 'M Xxx its Q X x XX X ff' Xa SMX, 1 f XXX X ' QQ-f-SN fl N., Susan Stockard Sherry Street Lisa Soviero Rodney Spears Treva Spellman Wendell Staton wavy- Susan Teer Todd Thacker Brian Watson Wanda White Robert Williams Synthia Street Tracey Turner Vanessa Tysor Renee Summers ' x l '9- Sr JUNIGRS AT PLAY Hall plays it cool, doing what he does best. Juniors made up most of the backstage crew at the Miss GHS Pageantg working on lights and sound were Jeff Rudd, Troy Gardner, Joe DiLeIIo, and Jona- than Medley. , jf' Q, L Jerry Garner, Rodney Colbert, and Todd Burton pose for a picture. . . . FQR W Q 'N- TW Amy Jordan shows how studious she is by looking for some books during her lunch period. 45 SCJPHO GRES X Class Officers: Michelle Thompson, Presidentg Me- lissa Campbell, Vice-Presidentg Lee Coble, Secre- tary. The Sophomore year is one of the most exciting years of school. All kinds of neat things are going on and all of a sudden you are right in the middle of it all. There are the Homecoming activities and the Miss G.l-l.S. Pageant. As a Sophomore you will receive one of the most important things in life, a driver's license. However, the most exciting day will come when the halls seem a little less crowded, the noise level is a little softer, and someone will whisper that the Seniors are gone, and then we'll be Juniors. .l f n g W 2, f s f A-L T?::'i lxf' X, 'N-, iff ' . Q'.., 5 lr 4 - .,,,Q,,. i Amidst all these beautiful women Chris McHone fan- tasizes that he has just made the final and winning touchdown for his team, while actually they are just there to find out his friends name. is I f f K A Terry Abercrombie Melissa Adams John Aiken Stacey Aldridge Amy Allgeyer Mark Allison William Allison Il Keith Andrews Lisa Antreassian Michelle Bangle Melanie Barber Angela Barker Barbara Bateman Lora Bernatowicz Tammy Black Wendy Boggs Timothy Booker John Boswell Elgie Bowes Michael Bowes Tracey Bowes Michael Bowman Timothy Bowman Guy Brantley Donna Breashears Gwendolyn Brock Charles Brooks Cindy Brown Felicia Burgh Mark Burnett Russell Burnett Dawn Burton Malisa Campbell Rhonda Carter Billy Cashion Joel Chambers Crystle Cnavis Dorothy Clapp Jeffrey Clayton Leigh Coble Rebecca Colby William Compton Douglas Conner Scott Contrada Shelia Cooley Greg Cooper Amelia Covert Mark Covington Connie Cranford Rodney Crutchfield Kelly Cummings Gwendolyn Davis James Davis Dee Dee Delgado Terri Dill Angela Dix Lisa Dunlap Teresa Dunlap Jason Dunn Jeffrey Dunn 48 s 'I 1- X '4 ' MMNAM-w - i fififasz' ' X1wf:,,.u.i:fE 5 5.,X - - '--r M- Q S as hi X I V ,,,., ,V , 1 ,, , 'f'l7f,'f ,,r 1 Z A Q . , ,Q ,ggggir pg,p.3 by k f 'Q 3,-6,115-:X .ny K Q, ' 'X . sz . :Eg ! 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J liege Joel Perkins Stephen Pettigrew John Pickard Tony Pinnix Jerry Pittman Victoria Potter Levita Pulliam Kelly Ray Steve Reynolds John Riley Guy Rimmer Christopher Roach Annette Rogers Wendy Rogers Joanna Rosser Michael Rudd Wendy Sargent James Self Louisa Sell Annen Sharpe Jerry Smith Rhonda Spears Falisha Stanley Crystal Still William Strout David Strutts Laura Summers Teresa Surles Mark Sykes Steven Sykes Betty Tapp Joel Terrell Danette Thomas Any Thompson Raymond Thompson Andrew Tuck Sharon Turlington Reen Van Benscholl Sara Vick Pam Way Carol Webb George Weiss Richard Wolborn Shelia Williams Gerald Wilson Jeffrey Wilson Sherrie Wilson Michael Wlnstean Paula Winstead J B Wolverton James Woods Catrina Wrenn Lee Young Marshall Shaw 52 fa 1 Hi R ssl. K A J -' E 1 3255225 .o 1 . . 'E25Xf sf1'ifsfs5flf:'ff--' s X so sa . X - - 1 rls . s ESI- ,f ' . f Q f ,ss , kv s - T . .., llsss 3 Y sign If s W' '-'- -- L - 1 ' 3 5 is 1 is T ' s ' or ' ,M T55 ' I -A ' A X ililiif . XT' 1 M , igQQ5f'h 'i . T as I 3 x f. R 4 li 7 l Q rs 5 1 it , I I t - Nigga? If - J ' f it I - iw I-. . f. Q taxi: 6 fs ,v.::..'-2 -J ?f .sg h xr 3 .. Ji if ii Z Y Ng?-kiwi , 1 A KL nf ,,.. K qqkg N 1 J T if g iii ' if mtg- , E is is l wir, , Q A af vm X' W .. .,. ,Q 1 xx , -in W ,BWP ,b, f. Q FRESH l Freshmen Class Officers Tracy Boggs-Sec., Sherry Tate-Treas., Brandy Hanford-Vice Pres., Marie Mangione-Pres. Despite being the largest Freshmen s class in many years, the class has really adjusted to high school. The first day was s hectic for them. Some of them could not find their classes. The upper olassmen understood their problem because they had the same ones when they first came to the high school. But now, as the year progresses, they are getting used to it. When the freshmen came here they were scared, they had heard of a freshmen day where they would get garbage-canned by an upper classmeng but, that did not hap- pen this year. The olasses have changed tremen- clously. Now the freshmen have to have twenty units instead of eighteen to gradu- ate. Also, when they take the Competen- cy Test, they will have to do some writing, along with math and reading. Good luck to the freshmen class. You have just begun. You have got a long ways to go before you become 'tSeniors of 1987? l S Rod Carter and Lester Hester learn the freedom ofa high school cafeteria. WV, , y l ,ligne 'fr , Q-at asf , , he ' we YQ xv, V - Y i L ,J was 15,5 1 ' f. , f X, , V! M D 74 if 7' M A in ,.,.,,,. A N 5 S A -V 9- 5, G' at ' f f ,L f-if 4 f , 5 V Wfffk ,fa F' ' ' 1:- HV? A 3 v J if -V X 1 ,B i 9 wg 4 -' I at 4 2 it 4 1 9 Xt 9 M I A , ., , i ,V 6 5 f 9 0 , Y ' 5' 3, , f at 2 . gt 3 E 1-jf V AT C 211.52 ' , - H A X l A I 6,4405 . - 4,1 , rw ,Q if 7 'il' , ' UV7 Q23 X if If , ' M, James Aiken Amy Alderman Steven Allen Jarrett Allison Mark Bailey Andrea Baldwin Sharon Barnett Deanna Bayliff David Bell Clinton Bigelow Kevin Bigelow Wendy Black Ginger Blalock Tracy Boggs Lisa Boone Larry Bowes Bobbie Bowland Mickey Bradshaw Wendy Bradshaw Lisa Breeze Quinne Brendle Rebecca Brickhouse Guy Bridges Gary Bridges Cissy Brooks Florence Brown Jay Burke Bachell Burnett Bonnie Byrd Wendy Cameron Kevin Carden Stephanie Carroll Bonnie Carter Forrest Carter Roderick Carter Troy Cates Timothy Chambers Michael Champion Stefan Charlton Bonnie Childress William Childress Anthony Cobb Carolyn Cobb Marie Mangione performing her best in the Miss GHS pageant. Lisa Cook Michael Corbett Jeffrey Corey Kelly Cornell Kenneth Costner Charles Cottle Melvin Cox Deborah Craven Christina Chrisco Bret Currie Brent Currie Stephanie Curry Kimberly Davis Joe Degraffenreidt Kamari Deweese Nancy Doby Lisa Dollar Stephanie Eastwood Chris Edwards Heather Edwards Eric Evans Mark Evans Melody Evans Ellen Ezzell Terri Farlow Marella Farington Cynthia Faulkner Pam Foriest Reginald Foust Donna Frazier Jerry Freeze Robin Gardner Boy Garrison Randall Godwin Anita Graves Marie Gray Ernestine Haith John Haith Elana Halacheff Brandy Hanford Jean Harp Jackie Harrelson Jill Harrison .,,- 6 'f V , W 1 . - ,yr was R, i w: V-N wh, 7 A Q41 A 'N I f iat' F' V 3?EMf'ff Z . Q it f r if v J Q so , 4. :cgi-' tytiov ,, ' Q, L .fm J ... ' f' JL, fw Lifting weights is a lot harder than it seems as Lester Scott shows us, 56 t I A f , ,I V ,. ,tt Z xg- f gm' 1 ' ' 5 , ,k ,J 45, 1 uf? ,f , v 22 fn. 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Qwf..,,, - A, 1 at 3' gl 4' 44, V W Eg ja Q tiff Ei, Anita Harvey Brent Hill Laura Holt Erica Huffines John Hundley Chris Jacobs Poily Jenness Bruce Johnson Edith Jones Stephen Jones Katharine Joye Sherry June Virgie Kendall Chris King Jason King Sarah Knight Keith Lane Angela Langley Steven Launder Scotty Law Jimmy Layne Anthony Leath Thomas Leath Jennifer Lee Charles Loy Maria Mangione Bernice Mann Curtis Matherly Andrew McCollum Veronica McVey Raymond Meadows Lori Miles Tammy Moore Tara Moser Jeff Moss Missy Mundy Eugene Myrick Joy Nall Leslie Neese Laura Norman Patricia O'DanieIs Pam Owens Another Freshmen gym class working hard on becoming fit. Beverley Pagura Glen Payne Connie Perkins Janel Perry Timothy Perry Cathy Phillips Shelton Pittman Tonia Poteat Michele Potter Bonita Pulliam Chris Ray Brad Ray Michael Ray Candy Richmond Anne Riggs Amy Roark Melissa Roberts Sonya Robertson Joseph Roher Robert Roper Yvonne Rumple Robert Ryan Ronald Satterfleld Lester Scott Marshall Setzer Tammy Sharpe Tracy Sharpe David Shaw Sammy Simpson Ladonna Smith Glenn Spencer Pamela Starling Mitchel Steele Laura Steffen Stacy Street William Streetman Angie Stroud Lisa Stuckey Natlie Swan Richard Tate Sherry Tate Amy Taylor Jarrod Taylor Pt Q if 3 2 f tst i .is A r fa W r x A Aly sll if , 1 1- ,....t M tm I 2 Y .2 Jeff Moss and Steve Launders en- joying the newspaper on their free time. 58 it . ff e W, gig? 1 2 5 if J ..,,,,, , 'lf' 'Pitta We 53:9 ii 'tiff' ' , ' i -if Al l tz , .2 2 , A f , ,., 6 T Y M . 311 52 ' fx I : .' ai f F . - ' '322fE,5if?'17 ' ffia fi fftv' A . 2 A gif weft 1' ,Q . 3' , vat 2. - ,Etfistlittiitttf T if 1 'Z' A e l 2 Y f: t' ' , ,li. 4 'naw Wg , . . ftt ,tt ,...,, Q, 3 '64-'V r axiiyiiti Z' ' 'lTTif'IiitE 3 , 2- 33,2 lt ,W if2,j':.gi:f, -1 ' ,....f, . 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NX t .32 Robert Terrell Jacqueline Thompson Jeanette Thompson Rudy Thompson Michael Thompson David Tillotson Ruth-Ann Toutant Robert Troxler John Turner Karen Turner Laurinda Tysor Roger Vandling Wendy Wade Angela Warren Melissa Weaver Tracie Weiss Kevin Welch Norman Whitney Robert Wilborn James Wilson Paula Wrenn Another initiation test for Rex Harrison as he shoves Jarrett Allison a freshmen into a trash can. Fres men re A , Where T .Sq I ,.,.,..,:5,,,: F T The Future ,, ' T at ' I S Q 59 HARD WORK AND FUN FILL: FIRST YEAR 'W 1 ,Q fx 'il 9, David Bell finds out lunches are not as cheap as they use to be. Yvonne Rumple shows us simple forms of ka- rate. M,-1'f FACULTY IVIEIVIBERS Dee Dee Clark-Chemis- try, Physical Science Sandra Adams-Special Reading ,l David Arrowood-Alge- bra, Tack 81 Field, Football Coach Maxine Claar-Biology f X ' 1 Eleanor Borst-Librarian S Donnie Davis-Graphics, Cross Country Debbie Clapp-Library Assistant Faye Collins-English Curtis Dunn-Carpentry 1 x 43 F Rosella Cox-Annual Staff, ICT 5 ,E Ken Green-Pre-Algebra, PE. 81 Health, Wrestling and Football Ann Maynard-Guidance Counselor 62 ,x FACULTY MEMBERS Debra Ellison-Biology, Physical Science Jerry Ferguson-Guid- ance Counselor Elizabeth Hunt-Spanish 9 Nina Holt Special Math Charles Maynard - History Vicki lsley-Chorus MW wi t Wanda Fleming-History Jim Mach-U.S. Sys- tems, Football 8. Track Brenda Payne-Guid- ance Counselor E 5 Rosetta Perkins Lab Math Ill, Pre-Algebra Jack Talley-Auto Body, Softball Coach i Roscoe Spellman-Asst. Principal Lois Stockard English Joan Walters-Family Life, Home Economics, Teacher's Aide Tommy Willoughby- Auto Mechanics Want a piece of pizza? SGIVIE PICTURES OE YESTERDAY K, ww K, --x- - .E .... EEE. .. ..,, M. ..,. , my Q 9 f. rl .A WMM ..... ' fi E v -H. -1 ,X Lx L' his s wi x A , v Q SF ,ah ., X . .SQE .Ef EEE E E E ' S3 WML ff MN EEEE Q, , 1. ki H K ' -, 5 5 ffyf,--5: arf,-fi -gfggfffvfgggggf g ,,.. i f , , E E E E f -f1. Jliff Ifffif' 1 E ' . - ' 'SIT'5:,S,,5!!Sf559V'aS5'?!s?'75:2T5i a,5IE51ff5:sJ'! SJES5''f'5'I'I,:f?vss5f!f JK ,Mm .f.J,:k- .. m......,,, m m ff M 2,571 5 V1 ,i Qi ., -W , - F 4 . A My f ew 1 ' ,W , ' C ,fd H f, ff ww 'J V' ff , ' f , ' f' ' ' f , ,,,, ' 5?-gf,1, , 1 i 14' uwzf xi-' 25 K -7' 4,ff if m ' Vywng , M, Q .,f'fi2ff,, 7 f ,gf A A , aw K1 ,sf i ig' Q . , 3 V 1 ,l , i, ,, w . U M 1 X QWQ? ' V , A 1 fl A 1 W ,Q M 9 ,M ,gx ,,,' via , yi if if ', . L 4 f My mg x ' W QM? K 4? 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In .Else 2 'E fs is N X' -1 i K- f --f. - K ' Aw CUTGSTI Gefald I-OUQ, CHEVY' I-009 Best All Around: Gary Thompson, Mona Moon Fm ...aw- 66 Class Clown: Rodney Shotwell, Wendy Sykes Most Likely to Succeed: Durral Gilbert, Mary Smith x E sENion SU RLATIVES H S 17 I f I I if A M, EL - - I Z in E , il, E I E I1 rx rrrrr E AA.A.A Best Dressed: Todd Newman, Benanne Johnston Most Popular: Shelton Burnette, Kristi Dry e 3 r 3 ' Q 3 r 2 K 2 , Q Class Couple: Hank Wrenn, Yvette Bazel Most Talkative: Brady Johnson, Denise Dill SENIOR SU Biggest Flirt: Mike Ward, Angela Toney PERLATIVES Most Intellectual: Shane Meeks, Lynne Reiber Hardest Worker: Russell Miller, Emma Bunker Happiest: Tim Senior, Paula May SENIOR SUPERLATIVES l 3 i E i 5 5 Most Mischievous: Travis Bowen, Cindy Pittman Most Original: Kyle Cummings, Julie Steffen Most Dependable: Chris Brown, Angela Riley Most Daring: Jeff Holmes, Tammy Mann fnot picturedj SENIOR SUPERLATIVES tt lj QW :- W , , , n I W I I S I u 5 h W,,, W , t. ,. , EE Most Outgoing: Walter Mussell, Tina Rosencrans Friendliest: Tim Oliver, Hope Chaplin Best Looking: Kevin Johnson, Wendy Kirby fnot picturedj Most Spirited: Dwight Wade, Jane Forbes inot picturedj 2 - - X fo., i sw 'N I TI-IE NEVV FREIGNING QUEEN E , Ei ,Qi l , . 1 13' 12 l W W g E Yvette Bazal takes her first walk after being crowned Miss Graham High School '83-'84. I0 1. Sabrina Barbour, 1st runner-up, 2. Maria Man- McVey, 7. LaVonda Powell, 8, Angela Marks, 9. Cin- gione, 2nd runnerbup, 3. Penny Overcash, Miss Con- dy Street, 10. Jo Kimery, 11. Marella Farrington, 12, genialitv, 4. Kristi Dry, 5. Shelia Harrison, 6. Debra Yvette Bazal. 72 Angela Riley, who is the Mistress Of Ceremo- ny announces the twelve contestants. The Miss GHS pageant which was held Dec. 3 and sponsored by the NHS was ra great success. All twelve contestants were talented and deserving. Yvette Ba- zal was crowned Miss Graham High School. Sabrina Barbour was 1st Runner- up and Maria Mangione was 2nd Runner- up. Penny Overcash took the title of Miss Congeniality . The nights festivities were also aided by a dance number and an appearance by the Schaefer sisters. S Yvette Bazal is shocked with the upcoming news that she is our new Miss GHS These girls sit patiently for Miss GHS of 82-88, Del- meta Gant, to sing her last song. Miss 1982-83, Delmeta Gant, awaits patiently with Maria Mangione and Angela Marks for the upcoming Miss GHS. LETS TAKE A LOOK INSIDE 8 1 . THE CLASSROOM . . Www, ' 2-, i, i Kfvg Q A , 1 ,- M T1 V ,,... , , ,..-fm X -W: ' ,QI ,,,, fg 4 2 Q. ,, 1 I ,,,, .- , ,, NOW YOU KNOW WI-lAT'S INSIDE BAND: VVE GCT THE BEAT Q 0 0 l 0 n ii i Johnathan Hardy proves that he's got the beat by showing off his skills as a drummer. 1145, 4 JH 539 Here we have a band member without a band, or a band without a band member. Mark, are you confused or what? it fa u i 1 it ' Q t if 1 i fi - ' .2 ' Q 1 ii' X uu fV,, ' ' ' yx'h ' 3?-f e out your magnifying glass! Mr. Albea put the band in the swing of things. 76 CHORUS: I-ET'S SING ls Mrs. lsley's singing a funny song or is her singing funny. The Small Ensemble is made up of 16 voices. The effect achieved by the direc- tor though, is almost professional. When- ever they perform you can tell that a lot of time, effort, and hard work was used to produce the beautiful music that they make. With the help of Mrs. Isley, the sounds should just get better and better. If S 1 Small Ensemble: Left to Right: Ruth Agner, Yvette Bazal, Durral Gilbert, Steve Reynolds, Wendy Cottle, Wendy Sykes, SECOND ROW: Angela Marks, Rich Roher, Sabrina Barbour, Malcolm Enoch, Synlhia Street, THIRD ROW: Penny Overcash, Rodney Shotwell, Tony Pennix, Melonie Barbour, Russell Miller, Mrs. Isley. '77 PEP RALLY NEW WAVE DAY The cheerleaders show their stuff with a routine us: ing the flashlights. New Wave fPunk Rocky was the them! of our last pep rally. The Schaefer Sister started everything off with the song Shop Around , by Smokey Robinson- After their little dance the cheerleader came out. They got everybody rowdy witli a couple of cheers. Then they did a rou tine with flashlights. lt was very good After that they had the Punk Rock con test. Tammy Mann, Sherry Law, and Kyl Cummings won the contest. They had thi best costumes. ln, closing the cheer leaders finished the pep rally with one las' cheer. All the members of the studen' body will always remember that last Pep Rally. The Schaefer Sisters really get the crowd going when they sing their song, Shop Around . 'cry-1 ltlbff a fy X nw ' xx ll . if X TQ, GRAHAIVVS vm 2 'Nu Mrs. Perry posses for the camera. :I A S S 2 S Q E 5 i Y ..-Q gl .ZWI W fQf'f . V' . ,,,, .1 Here we see Mrs. Ward in her natural habitat. vi vw: ,W fxx,,., 2. . , vu-M N '15WfN:1..,,.-. N A H-mam ,Q . , M f 4 Q: N. 4 2- .Q-..f -4 'A What would we do without our custodians? Mrs. Gililand appears too bogged down with paper work. 79 BABY SENIOBS w -Q 1 1. ,Q ., Q N . . f B Az, J : LLL: N You've Come Long Way Baby Doing More - f Na, In V '84 81 1 x ANNUAL STAFF A' mf R ROW !- Anna Younger, Wendy Hanford, Tammy Meeks, ROW 3- Joey Wilson, Aquanetta Rich- Johnson, Windy O'DanieI, Barbara Way, Tracey, mond, Ronnie Horner, Rodney Shotwell, Mark Ailie Turner, Lynne Reiber, ROW 2- Suzie Pittman, Dar- son, Brad Ray, iene Kimber, Felecia Carter, David Bell, Shane ART CLUB wwf, .Ya 3 ll I if '. til ROW1-Tammy Moore,Lisa Cook,Lorie MiIes,Jodi Lloyd, Traci Nicks, Tammy Johnson, Carol Pope, Hayes, Brenda Bradshaw, ROW 2- Catherine Carmen Espinosa. BUS DRIVERS 1: Lynette Bowden, Donna Day, Felecia Carter, Clapp, Aquanetta Richmond, Rodney Colbert: ROW Wri ' ' ' - : ghtenberry, Sheila Williams, Anna Youn 3 Eugene Bowser, Shelton Burnette, Tony Pennix, 2: Denise Day, Troy Gardner, Teresa Lester Warren, Ronnie Horner, Ken Isley DECA CLUB -il. ROW 1: Lisa Williams, Veronica Burton, Dana Harrel- son, Robin Hughes, Tina Caweder, Tonya Core, Wendy Cottle, Marjorie Young: ROW 2: Tina Garrett, Ronnie Horner, Benda Bradshaw, Tim Hinton, Doug Cranford, Torrey Roach, ROW 2: Danny Maness, Ja- mie Ray, Boyd Rickard, Amanda Pinnix, Mike Ro- minger, Chris Bunting, David Carter DEVIIJS ADVOCATE BOW 1- Liz Burgh, Tonya Poteat, Melissa Adams, BOW 2- Lee Pierce, Penny Overcash, Jody Jarrett 'GW S. 0 S 3 BOW 1- Kyle Cummings, Barbara Way, Malcolm Enochg BOW 2- Sherri Law, Wendy Merill, Sabrena Barbour, James Wilson, Bonnie Carter, BOW 3- Bobbie Gray, Shelia l-larrison, Penny Overcash, Chris Pittman ECCDLGGY CQUNCIL 3 s at OW 1- Darlene Kimber, Tina Page, Penny Qvgr- och, Jim ROSSSF, Robert YOLJVIQ, Randal RODSFTSOD, ash, ROW 2- Melissa Jessup, Becky Colbey, Rus- 3iaCY Napier- el Burton, LaVonda Powell, ROW 3- Malcolm En- FBLA CLUB ROW 1- Heidi Edwards, Windy O'Daniel, Cindy leyg BOW 3- Becky Colby, Lisa Antreassian, Derek Page, Barbara Way, Mary Graves, ROW 2- Bonnie Beazer, Deborah McVey, Nancy Leath, Synthia Carter, Renee Summers, Tammy Mansfield, Cather- Street, Becky Wrightenberry, ine Lloyd, Kim Perdue, Tracy Thompson, Angela Pli- FCA CLUB , 1 ROW 1- Monique May, Wendell Statton, Vanessa Tysor, Ann Dawkins, Andrea Hanford, ROW 2- An- gela Riley, Ruth Agner, Wendy Merrill, Shelia Harri- son, Angela Marks, Emma Bunker, Jan Nall, Dana Oakley, ROW 3- Steve Loy, Corey Combs, Paula May, Kristi Dry, Wendy Hanford, Wendy Kirby, Vickie Potter, ROW 4- Tammy Johnson, Melissa Soto, Treva Spellman, Mona Moon, Wendy Sydes, Chris FI-IA CLUB to X X T Pittman, Lavonda Powell, Darlene Kimber, Brandi Hanford, ROW 5- Sherry Finley, Dawn Lundy, Ka- ren Sizemore, Marie Clapp, Walter Mussell, Sherry Tate, Tera Moser, Coach Jim Melvin ROW 1- Carolina Florence, Tammy Mansfield, Tra- 2- Corvina Shaw, Donna Day, Marsha Crisp, Denise cey Nicks, Lisa Coltrane, Carol Yarborough, ROW Day, Sherry Street, Hope Chaplin -w..,.,,,, as FRENCH CLUB W 1- Stacey Cain, Lynne Reiber, Michelle Sherry Law, Darlene Kimber, Ricky Boswell, Andrea ompson, Russell Burton, LaVonda Powell, ROW Barbour, ROW 3- Tony Realini, Joey Wilson, Greg Kelley Faucette, Ann Farrington, Wendy Merrill, Cooper, Kim Wilson, Jeff Clayton. LAB ASSISTANTS , 5, t :- -4 l X lOW 1- Shane Meeks, Carolyn Howell, Rhonda Dishnerg ROW 2- Billy Miller, Robbie Gray, Greg .ineberry, Jullie Steffen, Emma Bunker, Betsy Smith, Terry Bigelow, Mike Ward. LIBRARY AIDES if V A .A KAN ROW 1- Cheryl Long, Angela Riely, Steve Fleyn- dan: ROW 3- Randy Isley, Penny Overcash, Craig olds, Flicky Boswell, ROW 2- Sammy May, Renee Joyce, Johnny Hodges, Jeff CIHYIOV1. Grant, Renee Summers, Catharine Lloyd, Amy Jor- NATIGNAL I-IGNGR SOCIETY if We - r L, W, I, 'V A 37 ff,w.N,,,. ., , Q., na 1 V X I Q, ee,, M 'Ulf i A . d 'fi These people are attending a NHS meeting on Octo ber 26, 1983: Treva Spellman, Tony Flealini, Jona- than Medley, Joe DiLello, Lynne Reiber, Tina Page I Durral Gilbert, Mona Moon, Lisa Harper, Flutn Agner Amy Jordan, Kim Bailey, Teresa Call, Vanessa Tysor Cheri Finley, Kim Perdue. OFFICE AIDES 1 3 5 J iv ii 0 ROW 1: Ann Dawkins, Tina Rosencrans, Julie Holt, bour, Sara Vick, Jodi Bristowg ROW 3: Russell Miller, Roxanne McGee, Renee Wynng ROW 2: Lavonda Todd Newman, Andy Hanford, Charles Loy. Powell, Monique May, Malissa Campbell, Angie Bare SCIENCE CLUB f, ROW 1: Gerald Wilson, Felecia Burgh, Laura Cross, ROW 3: Jimmy Aikefll Lyflfl Wilson, Syflfhia SUGGT, Connie Cranford, Tammy Sharpe, Denise Breeze, Nila GFQVGS. Rhonda 3DG21fS, Rodney Harvey: ROW ROW 2: Mike Ray, Tina Haith, Connie Moore, Tonya 4: David Tilloston, Jeff Flythe, Brett Currie, Gattis Bridges, Nita Graves, Rachel Burnette, Tim Bookerg Parrish .. , pn ROW 1- Stacey Cain, Julie Steffen, Wendy Sykes, Andrea Faulkner, ROW 2- Mona Moon, Dristi Dry, Lynn Ritter, Teresa Boggs, Amy Mullis, Sissy Brooks, Kit Joye, Sonia Robertson, Ann Dawkins, Wendy Hanford, Jan Nall, Kim Bailey, Debra Merrill, Sherry June, ROW 3- Paula May, Melissa Soto, Cindy Page, Wendy Kirby, Jodi Hayes, Benanne Johnston, PEP CLUB Tina Rosencrans, Melissa Jessup, Shelia Harrison, Brandy Hanford, Melonie Barbour, Terri Dill, Robin Hughes, Anna Lane, Carol Pope, Betty Thompson, ROW 4- Catherine Lloyd, Tracy Nicks, Tracey Thompson, Kim Perdue, Wendy Cottle, Lisa Soviero, Sherri Law, Angela Marks, Malissa Campbell, Cindy Cottle, Rhonda Lineberry, Liz Burgh, Corvina Shaw, TEAC!-IEFTS AIDES ROW 1- Kim Bailey, Ann Dawkins, Melissa Jessup, Paula May, Barbara Way, Diane Roach, Lori Lloyd, Jodi Hayes, Tammy Johnson, Patty Farrar, ROW 2- Becky Baldwin. Lynette Bowden, Roxanne McGee, Renee Winn, SPANISH CLUB - Suzie Pittman, Ruth Agner, Wendy Cottleg Ruth Toutantg BOW 3- Becky Colby, Cheri Finnley, - Kristi Dry, Angela Biley, Sheiia Harrison, Sabrina Barbour, Kelly Bay, Melonie Barber, Sindy Marks, Tina Page, Lisa Soviero, Amy Jordan, Street, Anita Farrington, VICA CLUB BOW 1- Shelia Miller, Pam Bare, Wendy Brammer, Mike Tippit, Liz Burgh, BOW 2- Danny Brown, Jeff Wade, Jody Jarrett, Wendy O'Daniel, Mr. Davis. Z STUDENT CGUNCIL . . . I ROW 1- Charlie Brooks, Treva Spellman, Wendy Sykes, Durral Gilbert, Darlene Kimber, BOW 2- Andy Handford, Darrell Ireland, Brandy Handford, Kit Joye, Sherry Tate, Candy Richmond, Sonya Robert- son, Julie Holt, Marie Mangioneg BOW 3- Michelle Thompson, Andrea Handford, Tammy Mansfield, Cindy Page, Joann Beaker, Malissa Adams, Dee What is Graham High's Student Council doing more of this year than they did last year? Promoting school spirit and unity among the students as well as the faculty. The officers are: President-Durral Gil- bert, Vice-President-Darlene Kimber, Secretary-Treva Spellman, Treasurer- Wendy Sykes, and Parliamentarian- Charlie Brooks. Although the club's main fund-raisers are dances, they have nu- merous projects such as class of the year competition, assemblies, costume day, dress up day, car washes, and teacher of the month. A few months before the opening of the school year, the Student Council of Gra- ham High School made ice-cream to wel- come the teachers back from the summer vacation. A rent-a-kid was started this 92 Dee Delgato, Amy Covert, ROW 4- Julie Stephen, Emma Bunker, Kim Fogelman, Monique May, David Bell, Wendy Merrill, Chris Jacobesg BOW 5- Teresa Call, Kristi Dry, Melissa Camble, Adrion Amos, Tracy Boggs, Bussell Miller, Robin Miles, BOW 6- Melissa Soto, Walter Mussell, Tim Senior, Bernard Carter, Dwight Wade. year in which students volunteered their services to help teachers get situated in their classroom. This was a good opportu- nity for new as well as old staff members to meet some of the pupils attending school in the '84 school year. Student Council members have the op- portunity to meet a lot of people from dif- ferent schools and states by attending conferences. Graham High School was an officer in the Southern Association of Stu- dent Council Conference held at Conway High School in South Carolina this year, and will be hosting Central District this year at Graham High School. lt can defi- nitely be said that the Student Council of Graham High is doing more in '84. ,. ' . -4 mt 'B Q. ,,,, . My fart' WMM . . I ,. 6 , V, V4 .V ,H Q I Becky Wrightenberry and D.J. Fthew watch Gerald Long as he shows his enthusiasm for Student Coun- cil WORK AGAIN AX, V Th 'Y fs f Q ask' 'ff af- s Paul Overby and Nancy Gomez make the perfect Raggedy Ann and Andy. Faulkner, and James Wilson are concerned. up day, sponsored by Student COUV1Cil, Bring on the clowns is what everyone thought to have gone overwell as faras Tara MOSGV, when Melissa Campbell showed off her costume, Wg' k. ,...- wh , , , . .N .,.- K5 A LCDOK AT THE VVAY IT VVAS YESTEFTDAN fa 1: f I 1. , . f, , V ,if r , ,,.,,, if an 'PZ Q 8 2-fl, '11.2'f?ni:v-i-45' J ' if 94 ,224 f '9fY- 'Y ' ,sv 55,0 gil! ll, .,,,. 'F' ' 9 ! 4 , Q ,wwf Doing More in '84 KICK-OFF '84 . . . BOTTOM HOW- Steve Loy, Derek Beazer, Tommy Nance, Todd Bradshaw, Andy Hanford, Mike Ward, Mike Scott, Joey Roy, John Jarrett, 2ND ROW- Coach Arrowwood, Wade Thompson, Alex Russel, Scott Falkner, Gary Thompson, Rodney Colbert, Rich Roher, Glenn Howard, Benard Robinson, Foster Hughs, Jeff Allen, 3RD ROW- Coach Mach, Johnathan Medley, Anthony Williamson, Rodney Harvey, Robert Wright, Brian Watson, Sammy Barnes, Rod Cousin, Jerry Garner, Corey Combs, Lee Pierce, Chris Pittman, 4TH ROW- Hank Wrenn, Rex Harrison, Danny Brown, Eric Davis, Shawn Hancock, Tinker Garner, Dwight Wade, Mike Rudd, Tory Roach, Coly Rich. Up, up and away! , Steve Loy goes for three. Let the games begin , Hank Wrenn and Tinker Garner greet captains from the other, team. Wounded in action , Gary Thompson helped off the field after a severe blow. So give me the ball , Alex Russell stands awaiting the snap. NEW CCAC!-I, AND AVVI-IDLE LOT MOFTI-E! W,xk hx , .,,,Lsf. 4 tv,- Just standing around Team members wait to be put in. H , H Take Five Graham defense gets a breather. P , . . J - ' K K 3 i K kififf kkh-- f,ff 5- ff x . In V T T 'I in if 5' What do I do now? Thinks Rod Cousin in a tight position. H I l Which way did he go? Graham runs down ball carrier. All in the family Team gathers around to hear instructions. Well, here l am! Rex Harrison runs tor a touchdown. 97 BABS DEVILS GN THE LOGSE ROW 1: Chris Roach, James Mitchell, Robert Wilburn, Jarrett Allison, Jeff Dunn, John Turner, Chris Edwards, Billy Allison. ROW 2: James Woods, Jeff Booker, Richie Burnette, Billy Cashion, Jimmy Self, Joel Perkins, Rudy Thompson, Billy Compton, Tony Pinnix, Jeff Moss. ROW 3: Joe Degraffenreid, Grey Pettigrew Chris Ray, Charlie Brooks, Elgie Bowes, Mark Covington, Guy Rimmer, Todd McRainey, Richard Wilburn. ROW 4: J.B. Woverton, James Moore, Tim Booker, Gerry Smith, Keith Enoch, Mike Enoch, Tony McRainey, Lee Young, Forest Carter, Chris Jacobs. Lemme see! thinks the ref. trying to get a better view. This way guys, as Tony Pinnix follows the pack. ,X J X Q 4 fe ti . Exit Stage Left, as Tony Pinnix runs left. Too late, the ball's not back here. umm Hans S T N s 99 GETTING THE BALL OVER TI-IE NET OPPONENT SCORES First Round E. Randolph 15-4, 15-6 Won W, Alamance 10-15, 13-15 Lost E. Alamance 10-15, 8-15 Lost B. Yancey 15-7, 10-15, 15-7 Won Williams 15-10, 15-2 Won Orange 15-12, 15-7 Won Cummings 15-9 8-15, 15-10 Won S. Alamance 10-15, 6-15 Lost Second Round E. Randolph 15-3, 10-15, 15-4 Won W, Alamance 15-12, 12-15, 15-9 Won E. Alamance 10-15, 15-13, 9-15 Lost B. Yancey 15-8, 15-4 Won Williams 15-9, 8-15, 13-15 Lost Orange 15-11, 15-6 Won Cummings 15-9, 15-8 Won S. Alamance 12-15, 15-8, 13-15 Lost Season 10-6 3rd. in the conference. -1 Get Ready, Here it comes! Denese bumps the ball in hopes that we will win. 100 FRONT ROW: Angela Callaham, Katrina Wrenn, Tysor, Becky Brickhouse, Malisa Campbell, Joanna Barbara Bateman, Treesa Call, Brandy Hanford, Rosser. Vanessa Tysor. BACK ROW: Denese Crisp, Laurinda l Malissa Campbell watches Theresa Call stout her stuff. TI-IERE'S N0 LIMIT 0 TI-IE '84 CHEERLEADERS' SPIRIT BOW: Stephanie Carroll, Barbra Way, Lynn , IIE ,EaI I I afaa K ' O E13 va- rx Ivl Q' - ...-in rigs, lf'QJa?'P.sQ Lgwt IPIQI-Koi 2 W?-' . r a if .gb 4 5 'Ihfgaj Q X rf X J. gig at R I3 What formation and coordination our cheerleaders have got, Tonya Poteat, SECOND ROW: Kim Bailey, Kirby. LAST BOW: Lisa Cook, Paula Wrenn, Barker, Catrina Wrenn. our J.V. Cheerleaders show they've got the Devil's, we are the best! DeviI's are Red Hot! Got to have two, so dunk it through RUNNING ARCUND THE TRACK BOYS TRACK TEAM ROW 1: Alex Russell, Billy Cashion, Dwight Wade, Lee Wendell Staton, Billy Allison, Chris Brown. Pierce, Jeff Moss, Mike Scott, ROW 2: Sammy Barnes, GIRLS TRACK TEAM ROW 1: Beverly Leath, Mary Graves, BOW 2: Wendy Flogers, Paula Graves, Veronica Burton, Lisa Breze, Amy McDonald, Denise Randolph, Susan Teer, Belsi Dishnerg ROW 3: Sherry Law, Paula Wrenn, Brandy Hanford, Sherry Tate, Jean Holt, Sonya Robertson, Cissy Brooks, Michelle Poter, Wendy Hunter, Maria Mangione, Angela Dix, Kelly Bay, Joanna Bosser, Cathy Phillips, Debbie Carveng ROW 4: Nita Graves, Carol Webb, Becky Baldwin. BRINGING TI-IE RUNS I-IOIVIE BASEBALL TEAM ROW 1: Cory Combs, Mike Chester, Bill Perry, Joe DiLelIog BOW 3: Bichard Wilson, Walter Potter, Joel Perkins, Billy BOW 2: T. McRainey, Jeff Dunn, Gray Pettigrew, Guy Compton, Jimmy Self, Charlie Brooks. Ftimmer, Scott Faulkner, Todd Thacker, Boyd Pickardg GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM wwf BOW 1: Melissa Campbell, Michelle Thompson, Becky Vanessa Tysor, Sally Barns, Becky Brickhouse, Debbie Wrightenberry, Teresa Call, Vickie Potter, ROW 2: Lineberry, Anna Lane, Robin Gardner, Maria Slapp. A RACKET OR A CLUB? GOLF TEAIVI ROW 1: Timmy Bowman, Walter Mussel, Sammy Barns, Alex Russell, Joey Roy, Andy Hanford, Todd Newman, Mike Goldstein. TENNIS TEAIVI ROW 1: Rodney Shotwell, Steve Reynolds, Russell Miller, David Bell, ROW 2: Craig Joyce, Troy O'ShieIds, Mike Bowes, Chris Ray, Jim Melvin fcoachj. Not Pictured: Durrel Gilbert. AS GRAHAM MARC!-IES ON W-'ff The Marching band members were: Drum Major-Cheri Finley. ROW 1: Walter Mussel, Bentley Pagura, Patty Jarret, Tim Watkins, Kyle Cummings, Donna Frazier, Wendy Sykes, Chuck Cottle, Ginger Blalock. ROW 2: Kamary Deweese, Terri Farlow, Karen Turner, Amy Rutherford, Beverly Pagura, Sarah Knight, Lori Miles, Amy Allgeyer, Clezelle Poteat. ROW 3: Mike Thompson, Jill Swan, Amy Alderman, Lisa Cooke, Andrea McCollum, Tonia Poteat, Pam Foriest, Ken Costner, Erica Huffines. ROW 4: Joey Rohrer, Stephen Charleton, Mark Allison, Jim Rosser, Sammy Simpson, Trey Williams, Renee Winn. ROW 5: Morgan Whitney, Tony Realini, Robbie Terrel, Shelton Pittman, Eric Evans, Gary Holmes, Laura Cox. ROW 6: Johnathan Hardy, Steve Sykes, Rodney Shotwell, Greg Cooper, Scott Sumner, Jeff Hall, Allen Sharpe. Flag Girls were: Lisa Boone, Felicia Burgh, Roxanne McGhee, Veronica McVey, Tracey Turner, Michelle Riggs, Lisa Stuckey, Renee Winn, Erica Huffines, Andrea Baldwin. F' X i' 'Q Ilia: V il If us ' -5 , fi' QSQ1' x Y X - -V ' I . X. i IF'-'gl ' ' IQ' 1 'Fl X. -eg., If i lm UQ! M056 The 1983-1984 Graham High School Marching Band season got off to a very slow start. After Mr. Jackson left, it took a while to find a new band director. The band didn't think they were even going to get a season started. Our new director was Mr. Albea, and some people weren't used to him, but others gave him a chance to prove himself. The Marching band didn't go to any competitions this year, but it will go next year. They marched in the Graham Homecoming Pa- rade, the Burlington Christmas Parade, but did not march in the Graham Christ- mas Parade. The Marching band is going to attend Marching Band Camp in Virgin- ia, this summer. The 1984-1985 season should be much better than the one they had this season. 105 '84 I-IAS DEVILS JUMPING . . . Graham 69 Northwood 58 Graham 64 Chatham 54 Graham 92 Chatham 74 Graham 85 Orange 72 Graham 75 Southern Alamanoe 56 Graham 59 Cummings 61 Graham 61 Bartlett Yancey 53 Graham 72 Western Alamanoe 54 Graham 78 Eastern Alamanoe 69 Graham 69 Northwood 58 Graham 60 Western Alamance 62 Graham 59 Eastern Randolph 53 Graham 64 Williams 49 Graham 79 Eastern Alamanoe 58 Graham 68 Orange 61 Graham 65 Southern Alamanoe 50 Graham 66 Cummings 64 Graham 61 Bartlett Yancey 56 Graham 67 Western Alamance 65 Dwight Wade warms up with a lay up. Get up and reach for the boards! Steve Reynolds, Bod Poteat, Gattis Farrish, Jerry Chandler, Bernard Carter, Wendell Staton, Robin Garner,FtodCousin,BodneyStone,lVlikeWard,Troy Miles, Tinker Garner, Dwight Wade, Shelton O'Shields. BACK BOW: Doctor Nance, Coach Burnette, Gary Thompson, Coach Melvin. TO REACH TI-IE GCDAI. Wendell Staton shows the spectators how to get up. Zf., 1 , A Rodney Stone goes up for two. Rod Cousin goes over opponents head to get two. Make if good. Opposition can only watch when a devil gets that close to the boards 107 PLAYING IT 'KM Rod Cousin shows that he can play it cool under pressure as he attempts to make the basket good for the Devils. Taking the ball up is the only way for Tinker Garner. 108 cooL uNoEn PnEss uai n DEVIL Coach Melvin and Coach Chandler set an example for other coaches as they change the saying to HCOOI- Calm, and relaxed , the Devils always have the situation under control. Even in warm-up Dwight Wade demonstrates how W! Wendell Staton demonstrates that sometimes giving it all you have got still is not enough. Robin Miles puts all of his concentration into making the free throw. X 2 2 5 4 5 ORDER GN THE CCDURT Q , 9 ' i ' il ia 2 A 2 2 ,L 1 ', S Q f I , ,I Y 1 J! f ' S we .1 1' 1 ' ' , M ' or t The Lady Red Devils show their authority on court as everyone waits to f see if the ball falls through the hoop. Look: She dropped the ball. ,,i, We TE-1 1 . ,,1 - --or Who hit It? When do we get to play? 109 AS LADY RED DEVILS I-IDLD TI-IE FDRT. The girls basketball team had a great season this year. They worked really hard, and performed extremely well. At the end of the regular season our girls were first in the conference rankings. After the season ended, the Lady Red Devils had a 19-7 record. 'QI 19141 Did you hear what he said? Let's play catch! AND DON'T FALL SI-ICDF-RT! Gang Fight! Q ? ff .,w,,.,,.'WM,,,.. f 2 I F -I' GRAHAM H il When did the ball go into the net? Oh no, look what's coming! ' E WMV' V WWW ,gnqmh fl ,NMMA- FUTURE VARSITY HARD AT WOR FRONT ROW: Craig Joyce, Wayne Winstead, Jimmy Stutts, Chris Bay, Todd McBainey, Chris Brown, Mike Self, Joel Perkins, Lester Hester, David Bell, Mark Bowes, Jimmy Aiken, Rod Carter, Tony Mclfiainey, Covington, Jimmy Hunt. SECOND BOW: David Tony Cobb, Coach Chandler. Concentration Lester Hester prepares for a free throw, l'Flying High , Chris Brown goes for two. Dom Stop HOW , David Bell makes 21 mOve 8rOUf1d 8 defendef- Don't shoot! Chris Brown and defense hold off the opposition. BAGUBAS: I ' if x H , K i Y? 1 C 9 gg- j I Af.x .S A A A ' -.:.f- 5 kg,k i ekkk K C . FIRST BOW: Rodney Floyster, Paul Overby, Clinton Bigelow, Bonnie Byrd. SECOND BOW: David Wrenn, Jeff Lynch, BACK BOW: Keith Shaw, Shane Tillotson, Anthony Williamson, Andy Hanford, Hank Meeks, Lee Young. BRUTALLY AGRESSIVE GUYS Hank Wrenn crushes his way to the Conference 170 pound Championship. Anthony Williamson pins his man, K it Q .- 3 U ? 5 ,Q i 3 E ' gig i f 'ia tt Q . it 3 it , l z REE Q , X EE' - s , 5 sms' . W U s s 'gs Q , Q 3 ass, S l a b f . iii i.is -1 2 .. 9 hr- ,,.. ,ai my-ljlg--W :::::: Rodney Ftoyster blocks a Bulldog attack. Andy Hanford powers down a Panther The wrestling program underwent ma- jor changes this year. The new coach, Ken Green, with the aid of Mr. Hanford, Andy's father, sought to whip the team into shape, both mentally and physically. Judging from the 4-5-1 record of the young team and the excellent records of some individuals, he succeeded. This success came from many sources: from hard, hard practices, from going to tournaments and from holding their own fthe only one in Graham historyi, from training films, from visiting coaches, and from team activities like helping the boosters' club. But mostly from the heart and dedication shown by both coach and team. UNINI-IIBITED BY ADVERSITY! UPPER LEFT: Andy Hanford takes another victory. UPPER RIGHT: Keith Shaw gains t I COD YO . Hank Wrenn prepares to unleash the hair bear. ch G gives last-minute instructions before f Ch Con erence ampionships. 1 Keith Shaw sets up his opponent. -., ' 4 The team confers before the Conference Tournamen , Rodney Royster plays The Nutcracker Sweet. GRAHAM OPPONENTS 31 Southeast Guilford 36 29 Durham 35 40 Bartlett Yancey 42 36 Western 39 45 Eastem Randolph 30 18 Williams 54 36 Eastern 28 36 Orange 34 36 Southern 36 41 Cummings 33 vm awww fQi,?KgV 'agkef , .X , ,, . ...,, f, A ,Lf A W W ww +1 W , Q v v ,h,E 'L ' . V ,i f ' 1 .wlfev f' 29'W'W,'fgiy, gf, ,nf ,X 41 Ji! mg A5 ww M fi i Z W ,, ' V MW . f, m f fwwvilg, f I V K ' ' , L,,A ? ftzw Q K in M X WW 'sw we W W ,gi mv., 'wwf 2 VW, vm 3 f wh QW? WZ? Q JJ' gwf iq! m WQW WM ,Q 43, ww.. GOODBYE, FAREVVELI., AND AIVIEN' Thanks To Mrs. Cox And Delmar . . . VVEHFZE THROUGH! TAKE A LOCK AT THE BABIES . . . N- Z? T 1 AfE , . -,-, ' N-A TY H A A TAT A ' . 3 ..:k 5-g5snQ ' , , .:sff -4 is If fi: '- A ,A fgg . I 5 A A TTTE T W, A T 3 - ' K 1 THAT MAKE UP THE CLASS OE '84 118 DEDICATIGN is 15 i Photo by Andy Baker, Courtesy of Daily Times News. The annual staff of 1984 takes great pride in dedicating this year's annual to a special senior, who has made a place for himself in our hearts. His way of life is such an inspiration that he has gained the re- spect and love of the Graham High School student body. So, it is with much pleasure, that we, the annual staff of 1984, lovingly dedicate the 1984 edition of the WAG to Tim Oliver. ADVERTISING Iiamdnndkw Kg 6 3?7IF2.II?5 Dx 'kr DEVILS Dig for Ads . . . KK L . . .III BANK 1984! CENTRAL CAROLINA hanford brick oo., inc. PO Box 1215 Hanford Brickyard Road Burlington, NC 27215 Phone: 919-229-5811 IIIIIILU iiiii :l'i'i'i'i'i'i i'i'i'i'i'ii At Burlington, we see fabric not merely for what it is, but for what it can be. The American Flag, for example. And Burlington is Americas largest manufacturer of flag fabrics. But we make lots of other things that touch the daily lives of Americans: Yarns and apparel fabrics. Socks and hosiery. Carpets, rugs, furniture, draperies, bedspreads, sheets, pillowcases, towels, lamps and decorative accessories. Industrial fabrics of all types. Burlington Industries, Inc Local Operations: Burlington House Finishing Plant, Burlington Transportation, Graham Plant, Pioneer Plant I, Pioneer Plant ll, Purchasing Services Division Williamsburg Plant, BLIVJVIII Public Retail Outlet. Equal Opportunity Employer IVIAF BEST OF LUCK GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL' Come By And See Us At BURLINGTON PRINTING COMPANY, NC For An Excellent Selection And Wade Variety In Your Prlntlng Needs 4 FP-'KP Custom Forms Unllmlted Personallzed Forms Fhers Memos 81 Replys Carbonless NCR Forms Carbon Snap Outs Checks lnvolces Purchase Orders Statements Labels Wedding And Social Lune Selections Available Lamlnatlng And Bulk Mall Out Service Place Your Order For Qualnty And Service Brlng ln Your Graham Hugh School Annual And Receive A Discount On Your Flrst Order 814 Sidney Avenue PO Box 564 Burlington North Carolina 27215 Telephone 228 8606 I . rl ' . Business Cards - Letterheads - Envelopes 12 , I' lt. JACI A Si-ILEY 81 ASSOCIATES, INC. 736 Chapel Hill Road Burlington, North Carolina 27215 Phone 919-226-8548 Group Insurance - Employee Benefit Planning Business 8t Personal Insurance America s Favorlte Fabrics. . . You know us. We make fabrics people live in. Work in. Pl ' Ad kthmrihthrinth dld stretching across the Carolinas and Mississippi. We're a leading American textile company -making blue denim, corduroy and other sportswear fabrics, plus greige goods, uniform, and home furnishing fabrics. We also custom dye and finish, and produce polyurethane foam products. Cone Mills. An All American company since 1895 with All American pride in our people, our communities, and our pro- ducts. ay1n.n wemae e g ee egooo LI.S.A. Our 11,000 employees work in 21 Cone plants V CONE MILLS CORPORATION 0 Greensboro, North Carolina 4 BANK OF ALAMANCE LOCATIONS: 118 W. Harden St. 1031 S. Main St., Graham Hwy. 49 Haw River 144 Huffman Mill Rd. Burlington For All Your Financial Needs. See Us First Member FDIC 227-0161 Kgntucky ,Milk Filed inger chickens Congratulations hckmf' Q Class of Q 1984 Buo NonToN Manager OF BURLINGTON of Burlington Sleep Better Tonight on a Lily Pad Waterbed 2262 North Church Street Cum-Park Plaza Phone 229-1558 Burlington, N.C. Our congratulations to the Class of '84! This academic milestone becomes the vesti- bule to your future. Our wish is that each of you will establish a goal for your life that will be enriching for you and the people with whom you will come in contact. lf this carries you to higher education - study hard and strive to excel. Should you elect to build your future in a trade - work hard, be dependable, strive to excel. Your future is essentially up to you. The world doesn't owe you a living. lt does present an opportunity for you to use your talents to their fullest - to benefit yourself, your family and your fellowman. Our challenge to you, the Class of '84, is to rise well to the occasion. We welcome you to the business world and will be pleased to discuss career opportunities with you. KAYSER-ROTH HCSIERY, INC. Member NHCA of North Carolina All Phases of Beauty Culture Member North Carolina Hair Fashion Committee Open Six Days - 9-6 Innovators Not lmitators DESIGNERS IV HAIRSTYLING 302 N. Main St. Graham, NC Robert Shields Shirley Hayden Amy Walker James Kerley MICKI-LYNN H0me Qf thg Affordable Ford SINCE 1958 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. -1 P.M. 228-7441 112 HARDEN ST. GRAHAM, N.C. 27253 Sales Dept. 226-6301 Office 227-4236 Rental 81 226-6301 Leasing E! Nw 1 f, y 1 f, , X , 1- 4 , X 1' Z N 'Q NN ff' Xx fl xx 6132453 651720 FRANK'S do 7 L JEWELRY, lNc. E 202 N. Main Street Graham, North Carolina 27253 1 226-4553 200 N. Mann St. Graham, NC The Old and the New 227-6541 1' WASTE INDUSTRIES WEST Introducing A Friend By Another Name HANAN HAI N. CAROLINA Locagfgfjye Foot P.o. Box 529 Haw River, N.C. 27258 t Communit il A A ,, Federal Savings and Loan Association Burlington El Graham North Carolina Member FSLIC D24-nu wsnaafz View urrin sc Zlaap 117 West Davis Street - Burlington, N.C. 27215 Telephone: 226-3222 FAMILY SOCK OUTLET Shopping for the entire family I 40ofo-70ofo Savings Jeans Lingerie Shirts Socks 919-228-8907 Exit 145 2207 Maple Ave. Burlington, N.C. 268 East Front St. - Burlington Burlington, N.C. 27215 - Greensboro PI IOl'Ie1 M 8m W BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Hwy 54 PH: 227-2236 GnAHAM,N.c. 21253 on 226-3144 IDTEROFITIOIIRL GREEN 81 McCLURE FURNITURE CO. 118 North Main Street Graham, N.C. 27253 Since 1907 Congratulations , Congratulations Windy O'Daniel to the Class of '84 Lynne Beiber Barbara Way From: Mark Allison Who's Ceramic Shop 126 N. Main St. Graham, N.C. SHAMROCK Con rat lat ons u i BILLIARDS Twelve Down POOL and 5l?f3LiZTlt2iseverageS Four To Go Frank Way - Owner Suzie!! 228-6509 Love 101 N. M I St. I aranam?pN?o. Mom and All the Rest!! BULLA-WARREN TIRE CO., INC. 311 W. Harden St. Graham, N.C. 27253 New Tires - Quality Becapping The Tire Professionals T.N. BOONE-MORTON Formal Wear 81 Tailors Since 1914 Burlington's Largest Independent Formal Wear Specialist. 243 East Front St. Downtown Burlington Phone 226-4081 Your Prom Headquarters N. Church St. At Sellars Mill Fld., Burlington, N.C. FARM SERVICES, INC. 125 E. Elm St. Graham, N.C. 27253 Phone: 226-7381 1!1j2D.- I S :I-'-'- :Iwi xx' I 'dl' Wfsfnfv- 0 Compliments of ZACKS Hot Dogs At Their Best Corner of Davis and Worth Streets 226-4746 123 N. MAIN ST. ,FT GRAHAM, N.C. 27253 COME SEE US TODAY Crawford's T P BUCK AND BASS SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS FOR THE DEDICATED SPORTSMANH HIGHWAY 54 - 1 MILE EAST OF GRAHAM NORTH CAROLINA JACK RICH - OWNER COURT SQUARE FLORIST 23 Court Square Graham, N.C. 27253 Phone: 229-1002 Joucy Martin EDDIE M. WILLIAMS, CLU 2402 B Maple Avenue Burlington, N.C. 27215 TARHEELS DRUGS I I NATIONWIDE 227-6522 329 N. Main st. INSURANCE Graham, N.C. 27253 XQLPHUQ S 0 'E DUBEY'S PEI 5. 52 9 CJ f + WORLD 'UYFRIGVX STUDIOS INC. 1236 N. Church St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 919-226-6474 Cum-Park Plaza Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: 229-0311 - X HAYWOOD SIMPSON INS. 204 E. Elm St. Graham, N.C. 27253 Congrats Class of '84 ED ALEXANDER FABRICS, INC. P.O. Box 147 Burlington, N.C. 27215 24 hour , vi 'rowluo OIRVICE Battleground Route 1, Box 153 D Burlington, N.C. 27215 Ginny Stout GINNY'S LINGERIE 81 UNIFORMS 411 Harden St., Burlington, N,C. 27215 Phone 229-1297 Famous Brand Name Lingerie 8. Uniforms Supplies For The Medical Professional Custom Made Uniforms For Schools. Restaurants And Special Groups A ll x ii i :- 8m SUBS . ANGELO'S PlzzA V E 2 . 137 W. Elm Street 227-6344 ' 2 .V JAMES L. MASSEY, INC. Insurers - 226-9377 Realtors - 226-9373 . 1629 South Church Street Burlington, N.C. 27216-1438 I , Il., AHIT WUI ..f,pu,.f In I a e REALTOR' DORSETT MUSIC COMPANY IPI ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -- New - Used - Vintage Records - Tapes - Sheet Music - Sound Equipment JIM DORSETT 22 N.W. Court Square l919J 229-5128 Store Graham, N.C. 27253 Tapley O. Johnson, Jr., CPCU, CIC TA President TAPCO UNDERWRITERS, INC. P.O. Box 538 Graham, N.C. 27253 Wats: N.C. 800-672-5924 - National 800-334-5579 Local: 49191 226-1196 KNIT-A-WHILE 108 S. Marshall Street Graham, N.C. 27253 Phone 227-6420 Joes se ssnvlcla No One Appreciates Your Business More JOE TICKLE - 19191 229-4666 2635 Alamance Road I-85 at Hwy. 62 lExit 1433 Burlington, N.C. 27215 PIIIIIIPS BLALOCK'S SUPREME 323 Fisher Street Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone 226-7934 A-1 Cleaning Tuxedo Rental Supreme Cleaning 2 PROFESSIONAL KLEAN CLEANERS Drycleaning Excellency 226 W. Harden Street - Graham, N.C. MCVEY TELEVISION SERVICING Rt. 3, Box 780, Chapel Hill Rd. lLocated at I-859 Graham, N.C. 27253 19191 226-2783 ' 62 291 E. Front St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 l919J 228-0458 SMITH APPLIANCE Sales - Service - Parts Tommy Smith - C. C. Smith - Linwood Smith 19191 226-4101 605 W. Harden St., Graham, N.C. 27253 CHARLES C. THOMPSON lll ATTORNEY AT LAW X DEPARTMENT STORE Downtown Company Shops For the Latest in Fashions l I N.W. Court Square Phone Graham, Nc 27253 227-5672 9 Materials for every need can be found at THE REMNANT SHOP Cum Park Plaza, Burlington, N.C. Gu-,N ,v1.c. 226-9134 1owN-suRU DOWN wi-:ERE SMART wo1viENgg. TEENS sHoP R.E. BOONE CAROLINA GIFTWARE Laundry and Cleaners 306 N. Main St. Dial 226-6226 Burlington, N.C. Tuxedo Rental Service 2450-A Corporation Parkway Burlington, North Carolina 27215 Q91 91 226-8147 Ausley Florist 100 S. Marshall St. GRAHAM FURNITURE MART 255 West Court Square Graham 3237333 Graham, N.c. 27253 COUNTY FORD PIZZA KEG Home ofthe Affordable Ford Sales Dept. - 226-6301 Office - 227-4236 517 W- Elm Sf' Gfaham Rental 81 Leasing - 226-6301 Phone: 226-8578 , 'I' ay -, TASTY BAKERY mc. wR'KE DRUG - 110 w. FRONT ST. BURLTNGTON The Best ' Semce 8' Quamy ' A , 210 N. MAIN ST. GRAHAM Pharmacists: Graham, N.C. 27253 CUM-PARK PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER L.B. McAllister 81 C.D. Thompson Phone: 227-7401 Gxqkgeex X Q-ra ! Q9 Lunch Qff HINSHAW'S MILL OUTLET 3200 ALAMANCE RD. - PHONE: 226-1561 NEAR MUNICIPAL AIRPORT ON HIGHWAY 62 BURLINGTON, N.C. 27215 LET US STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR ALAMANCE BODY WORKS 516 W. Elm St. Graham, N.C. 27253 Compliments Of LOWE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Wade E Lowe, James A. Lowe ll Funeral Directors CAROLINA CAR CARE 100 E. Harden St. Graham, N.C. 27253 J 8: J CONTAINER SERVICES P.O. Box 78 Haw River, N.C. 27258 BOSTON SANDWICH SHOP 238 West Front St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 JOHNNlE'S GARBAGE SERVICE P.O. Box 78 Haw River, N.C. 27258 iw Q Q14 ,WT via y T lf ,MJ Mtrffw 9 gf-'Mgt X, Zfww97gw7AWL Aff? EMWI 4 John Jarrett Wanda White Ann Dawkins Wendy Hanford Sonya Robertson Brandy Hanford Anna Lane Missy Mundy Monique May Jean Holt N.H.S. 83-84 Shelia Williams Lavonda Powell David Shaw Kit Joye PATRCNS Chris Ray Ken Costner Agnes Barnes Anthony Mebane Mr. 81 Mrs. Jerry Richmond James Mitchell Joe's Shopwell Mr. 81 Mrs. Calvin Jones Plywood Stores Klub Volvo Mr. 81 Mrs. Dennis Bell Rev. 81 Mrs. Caswell Shaw Evie M. Kimber Marvin Kimber J. Bill Johnson Trucking il iA?5 l g gf'-Y' saw., .. Jw if P5 1 . 4 if ' 1 as ',,nz, ,,. nw - V, 1, . m iwg.df,W2l,,.q ,TW -- ,1 ' 1 4 6' ' 'i' , .husk 3 eff fill , K , , Ngo! m1,L.,54 .i5,,?',5n4,- vid' QW Jbjygjlx A RN t ,, 70 up S5 . QW' H? X JJ OX Ms. yr? , QP 5 ,xrlw ig! D 1. Q HN fv S195 xchy KW' uOk my U W Bw J, Y N5 ' x W? Q? 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