Hendersonville High School - Laureate Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1983 volume:

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We ex- cel in academics, clubs, sports and the arts, for ex- ample-the Marching Band re- ceived it's twenty- ourth su- perior rating this year. De- spite a frustrating season, our football team demon- strated Character impres- Seniors welcomed the students back to HHS. 4 5 Heather Schuler and Cathey Baldwin enjoy the latest fashion accessory by Beth Bond. 2fGetting Off the Ground al sive to those in contact with dents entereil the audite- l them. rium, sat in newly acquired seats, as Freshmen, Sopho- mores, Juniors and Seniors. As Mr. Wilson welcomed us back, we realized summer was over! Then off to classes, we were issued books, and encouraged to learn as much as possible in order to develop our own personality. The faculty worked hard to push drifters back in the right direction. We knew the year would surprise us as we continued to rise in our Balloon of Suc- cess. This year we continued our journey to the top, some- times encountering rough winds now and then but al- ways relying on each other to put ourselves back on course. Excitement and an- ticipation filled the hearts of the students at HHS for the new year. Seniors enjoyed Freshmen Initiation, which was fun while it lasted! The first day of school was unique - the Seniors pa- raded to school with bal- loons, posters, and horns, ready for a big year. All stu- It takes hard work and practice to get where Chris Burgess is, first string quarterback. June Hutchison and his friends enjoy the fresh watermelon. Enthusiasm swells as the sixth period Drama class encourages the students to sell magazines. Paige Story is caught in a typical freshmen initi- ation attire. TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening 2 I Features 16 I I Miss Laureate 29 I I Seniors 30 I Underclassmen 56 I Teachers 84 I Dedication 99 I ' Activities 100 I ' Sports 122 Student Life 150 Advertisements 1 58 Closing 194 Up goes the set by Janet Brown, junior volleyball player. Getting Off the Groundf3 The spectacular fall colors add a peaceful note to HHS. n V ez. f. H2 ,l lH-1' Q 5 U ,,a lggff-1. 01' Y ' ' V. y f ' api A V. 'af vu 1 . ' J' ' vi ,N 1 . Q .4 41 - I-, fi gin: :fn B, AX we 1 Q. 1. ' ,,,,. lf, gs-14 Wtt. - ' W N ., , ' A ' -x- V. ix A ,- M. wr- : K .1 1 A L w-N - , ,W 'Q ft' 4' p 3 'iw ff- ff:-1 ,J 'Jfie 5' . H Q , 1 N' , N' T V ' ' ' .s '-'-- fhhl ' 9 fff. - ? 'C-, asy- J- q x 1 . I ' . '- X I 1 ,-,, 35 , 1 ,auf .,f,. J I , J ft. 4 T f -..- ff ' iff., of . T -1 l. ' AJ .tvtf M If Q . ,9 qu-1' 'ann mmm! in 1 ,4,,6.,. Jrxexefl L 1 Q, ,, ,' , fr ,N f y a V VA 'W Al T 1 .. 'F At 'srl' n. -E , . k ,H u B ar- - . ,.. . ,, - an-57' -, t .f-,QW .,,. . -T 9- 3, 1 n ' tif, ,h r 1. , .- ' ' A 'Q x .Q A' gfit. if . . la-I ,S .ow .' : ' ' -s 4fCity of Four Seasons Tony Templeton takes advan- tage of the cookout at Patton Park. TEX' 'UUH1 Band members presented thei show at the annual Motorama Students often find time to cap- ture the beauty of the surround- ing mountains. Iigging into the food, Bob Fin- iie enjoyed the dinner hosted xy the Varsity cheerleaders. -ligh School guys take a mo- nent to relax after a hard day of school. Wildflowers are an attraction of this area. A -. ..-W . 4 O The beauty of local water falls is inspir- ing to many. Our Home Town 4 ,hmumf tg! la-5' u- g Hendersonville is the City of Four Seasons and the home of the HHS Bearcats. A southern town, nestled in the mountains, it exhibits a down-home friendliness for those who live here. A hike in the Blue Ridge Mountains is just an hour's drive away. Many lakes, rivers and streams in the surrounding area offer excellent fishing, sailing and other water sports. With the cool weather, sweaters and letter jackets make their way into the halls of HHS. Ski season is antici- pated by the many local ski buffs, while others can only wish for spring, warm weath- er and summer vacation. Small town activities are the pastimes of many of the students at HHS. Cruising Main Street and checking out the scene at McDonald's are a must on a Saturday night. Spring, summer, fall and win- ter, the Bearcats make their imprint on the City of Four Seasons. City of Four Seasonsf5 Painted faces anxiously await the start of the 1982 Apple Festival Pa- rade. T 'ew 1 A Y . W 'f -Q, X N H - ' We 'Q Ma Wa Apples Are It The ApplemEestiyyv?aLv4sEQani annual 1Zi silent vvhidgti cele- bratesgthe yearly haiiiyesjinij of Hefiderson Countyis Qain cashgerop - apples! The fes- tivatfirivolves many traditign- al Agana festive events gA 5 elon- ceiningiall phaseswgpthe sea- son. ispa-et li7ely involved iii the activity of the celebratign, the King Apple Parade. The Hendersonville Marching Band, directed by Jafties Stokes, proudly re- presented our school with a variety of marching music. 6fApple Festival immune Twhgewvarsity and Wrestling cheerleawderswpwresiented an iaffiayotigheers foffifhe crowd. The schwool clogivns put on their makggugfto entertain the youth ofkiffiendersonville. Wendy wiilgiag, tegz Ju- nior Miss, reQrc-isengfed our schpmolsi ,Wthe comimijnity, pa T Lg2fF'M ' AM Z 'fm W - rade, func- tidfggsigwflriaiefweifiniis players displayed iheigl skills in the Annual Apple? Jack Tennis Tournamentj and runners partioipatedgfn the Marathon. ,Er ji, W war' ,MW The Wrestling Cheerleaders have one last moment to relax before cheering for a record crowd. Looking for familiar faces, the Varsity Cheerleaders cheer their way down Main street' HendersonvilIe's Junior Miss, Wendy Wilkins, is caught by surprise. 'S-w,-,S ig-,NDERSU NVI LLE F l-HGH 509001. BAN -:MHP K-RN:-s' M We've got the Beat! Catching glimpses of the pa- rade, the band patiently awaits their turn. Apple FestivaIf7 -TI' 'far rr. Watermelon was plentiful for the students of HHA. Rodney Summey choosesthebiggest . piece. .ii V 'Jet L. u 2' ,. 9 'iv- W .,1qN' 3 H .ew,.....W D l Randy Edmundson, Gary Westmorland and Wesley Wilson share the great tasting watermel- on. What is always welcome? L What does Student Council sponsor anually? A What is always a treat? T What is exciting? E What is relaxing? R What is an event that is meaningful? M What is edible? E What is luscious? L What is in the fall Qnly? O What's traditional and not new? N What's always a blast? The Watermelon Blast! 8fWatermelon Blast Lifting off the new school year, the watermelon blast was a tremendous success. lt created an atmosphere of unity among the students and faculty which set the tone of spirit for the 1982-83 school year. The Student Council worked hard again this year to provide the Bearcats with a fun-filled event. Juice and seeds flew through the air as people bit into the refreshing melon. This blast was a way of saying a last good-bye to summer and realizing that school was actually here. Mr. Jackson doesn't hesitate to get his fill. WRWLELZMQLQN ' IBLAS v uf! M v K 1 v , l .1 Y 1 2' ul ' A f M , J ' A' wwww N' f Chris Betts tries to eat the Student Council officers Frank Marshall and Chris Cosgrove, had a difficult time keeping up with the demand. 'M as W is in -gwM l1l4FW f' whole thing. Go for it, Mrs. Copollilo and Mrs. Mims! Thane Gash and Steve Lan- drum take time to feast on the watermelon before going on to football practice. Watermelon Blastfg Students in Mr. Franklin's fifth period find Chemis- try enjoyable. X inf i so -wwf K K .k':: in A .X . W is K is iiieeei F l - ,, f Iii if f,,.MqfMfm+ml4 A,,, ln.- S an :Fil----.. Q11 1 0fOpening College and professional football shirts and sweat- shirts are popular around campus, evident on Dar- rin Angram. Up, Up 81 Away .Y:'::------ AA, ,Q M Q . -5 iv 2 I ,A : lh'k4Sffiii4f Q . X 'wtf .L 5 X . Eii5fii:':T.Jf ' -. . gfiigg Qgfh SMR gi , I , ,AS . if . . ,1 fi ff S . ,.': 5-34, wif' r 3 , A-A ii' '!gWAA'1, 'l 'l il Pi? Q Q , ,numb Students, like Sophomore Tim Liner, spend many hours deco- -M1 W. 4. Ap , :d Q N 5? ' N V' M T -.. wi- m 'i-, f' 14 X' 'S rating their class hallway. The Bearcat fans were often on their feet during the West Hen- derson game. At afternoon pep rallies, the cheerleaders did their best to lead the students in spirit. 12fWe Got the Beat Catchy sayings and creative ideas are outcomes from spirit- ed posters. Carol Konslor works on a poster for Home- coming Week. fi ix. ---. ,A The Pep Band tunes up in prep- aration for the school fight song. Bearcat spirit soared like bal- IOOIIS. YZ' ' niet. Wi. r is W V5 've I uiti .. .1 .4 L5 tw- 1 1' 1 I . is -ig F. We Got The Beat HHS Hats off to you. To our colors, true we will al- ways be. Firm and strong, united are we. Rah, rah HHS rah, rah HHS . . . Hoorah for HHS! The school song con- tinued to be sung loud and clear through victory and de- feat because the Bearcats stood together. Spirit climbed throughout the year. The Sophomore and Junior classes dominat- ed in showing the most spirit. All classes made their pres- ence known at Pep Rallies and ballgames. Bearcat fans came out with Red 81 White, bandanas and enthusiasm to cheer the Cats on to victory. The Bearcat team demon- strated unity by raising their arms during the fourth quar- ter of each game. Coach Brintnall had originally began this to encourage the team to keep playing their hardest. At each game, the symbol of the raised arrn became more evi- dent and referred to as fourth quarter. The fans, led by the cheerleaders, picked up on fourth quar- ter and waved the red and white bandanas high in the air. One highlight of showing spirit was the cropping of hair by Bearcat men. Pep Board continued to boost the 'Cats by selling spirit towels. Throughout the year, the Bearcats together rose to the occasion. The 1982-83 cheerleaders led the cheers boosting Bearcat spirit. 1 va-.tnbfiskv-ft Q X-E9 wg f .. ugh S 5- ' ,W-, , -in '32 ff-alfa.. Q ' L me 1--aft msn! M , . 4 W ' il' ' 1 , fs 'ET If T 7 pq A A V is L w rf- S 1 as X 5? V ,JN ' an . u fig ' ' gf X rt s -5.15 -,git ax I - ai-. 'f an . nz ' K - ' . ICS! .F w JE' - . 1 After a week of hard work, the Juniors received the Spirit Stick. At the Catbacker's pep rally, the football team anxiously waits to be introduced. We Got the Beatf13 eu he 51 kit 's Together the 'Cats are Soaring . . . UP UP AND AWAY Students relax outside cafeteria after lunch. Up, Up and 250 students enjoyed the first sock-hop. the theme. Wesley Stepp personifies Many students, like David Baughman, spend long hours at the Public Library. V' 3515.6-f at I-IHS. Fans showed Bearcat spirit at the East game. dongs xx. Charlie Brown is a friendly face Up, Up and Awayf15 DES 1 6fFeatures At Hendersonville High School, students shared in many fun-filled events. The biggest is Homecoming Week. The spirit began on Monday with Let's Get Physical Day'l. Students wore sweatshirts, head- bands, leg warmers and oth- er physical attire. The Freshmen had the highest class participation that day. Tuesday was bandana day. The bandanas, any color, could be worn around head, neck or thigh. The winning class was the Freshmen. For the last week, thirteen beau- tiful girls lboysl had been se- lected for Powderpuff Beau- ties. Pennies were placed in the jars by the students. The girls with the most pennies won. Tuesday night was the Annual Powderpuff Game. Wednesday was a formal dress up day. lnductions into the Valentine Chapter of the National Honor Society were held during second period. Fied and White Day and Hall Decorating contest were scheduled for Thursday. This event was won by the Soph- omore class. Students had Friday off from school, but not from spirit or many other activi- ties. The Keywanettes held a Halloween Stew for the teachers, and the Student Council was decorating for the Homecoming Dance. A field decorating contest was held. All banners, made of a wind resistant material, were to be up by the beginning of the football game that night against Madison. Each class was given a designated area of the fence. The Seniors won with their banner saying, t'Cats are on the Prowl. 250 tickets had to be sold in order for the students to have a Homecoming Dance. The task was accomplished, and the dance was held Sat- urday Night, October 30. The theme was That Old Black Magic. Spirit soared in all the activities and were en- joyed by all. Bearcats joined together in these activities. Sometimes competition was rough but the 'Cats always rose to the occasion. We showed our spirit, creativity and ability in all the activities done at HHS. Fourth Quarter pulls the Bearcats together. Rise to the Occasion ,ea H Senior - Sophomore Powderpuff team celebrate their victory. Sally Jane Thompson organizes the decora- tions for the Home- coming Dance. Featuresf1 7 HCDIVIECGIVIING EVE M G N Let's Get Physical Day T U E S Qiex l A ,, ,way , Red and White Day H - - M - TH U Cheerleaders Skating Party F D Dgclgjgzgzgngoggglfcglth adlson Hall Decorating Contest e . ' Keywanettes. Teachers Stew ln i A it -W 'Y 3 A 22 r cal Q N r ff . 'Y t a X l L fl 18fHornecomlng Week NTS CALENDAR 53W31T3u'3aEay W E DN E S DAY 32?.?'Li,'3,c'?5Z .nducuons J we A' if MX on 5 I ei is ix fx N X E QQ A Slenior Service Project Held Decoratmg Contest A Homecoming Dance Die.. 1358.816 . 496' mez. wmeeousm MQZQZQIQ o f A Pfdmcwow of 42.00 I . H 5 , f A f-Ego' Ho eco ' g Weekf19 QJOWDERPUFF 1982 lil THE SOPHOMORE-SENIOR POWDERPUFF TEAM V --1 BEAR 9 X 4 , . . ,. ,. - f i' I A ' , 13 .gg I' V -ww Top: The Powderputf girls in action. Top: Enthusiasm was high as the war raged on. Camillia reveals her secrets of womanhood. Senior-Sophomore girls watch the action from the sidelines. 2OfPowderpuff Petunias for Queen Paulette. Portrait of an artist as Tinkerbell. The Tuesday night of Homecoming Week hosted a favorite annual event at HHSQ the powderpuff game. After long, hard practice ses- sions for each team, the Freshmen-Juniors faced the Sophomores-Seniors. At halftime, the powderpuff beauties were presented and the court was announced. These lovely ladies were chosen with penny votes teach penny counted as a votel, with voting taking place in front of the Laureate room for several days prior to the game. A halftime show with the cutest girls in the band serenaded the fans. The game resumed and the players worked hard as the cheerleaders cheered their teams to a victory. ln the end, the Sophomore-Senior team triumphed, to send the Seri- iors off with a winning year. 1982 Powderpuff court - Cuddles Strickland, Christal Cosgrove, Queen Paulette Bonesteel, Peaches McCarthy, Ginger Norman. The Freshmen-Junior Powderpuff Team Powderpufff21 figs Rose and her escort, June Hutchinson. Rose delights in the title 4 , f E 22fHomecoming of Queen. ROSES FOR QUEEN ROSE The Hendersonville Times News wrote in the October 30 newspaper. Crowned Friday night during halftime festivities, Rose Rodriguez was selected as HHS's 1982 Homecoming Queen. I was excited when they called my name. I felt happy and surprised, Rose comment- ed. Rose has been active at HHS, and before that, Rugby Junior High. She has been on the Homecoming Court for the past three years. She has participat- ed in FHA, track, art, DECA, and Thespians. K VA M if h wwf' 1982 Homecoming Queen, Rose Rodriguez. Rose shows her spirit by participating in Powderpuff 'Cf HOIVIECOIVIING 1982 The Beai-cat spirit was evident when many helped decorate for the dance. 1 V ...,...jQ.. . .i. ju, 5 .f.....q-as-.wsbank wwe' -., , T- HONIECOIVIING COURT Homecomingf23 .Sfm- C' n + 1 iw I E 1 if HALL CF FAME A student who has shown outstanding achievement in a specific subject area is se- lected to the Hall of Fame. They have earned this recog- nition by going beyond the requirements of a course and attaining the highest level of performance. Congratula- tions to all of the students in the 1982-1983 Hall of Fame. 5 10 -0 S-E Patty McCarthy - Calculus, World Histo- ry, Computer Science, Physics Mary Lee Cochran - English t 26!Hau of Fame Kathy Guice and Mike Kelly - Band David Thomas - Geometry, American History gs-.qv Nancy Linder - Trigonometry 'Q . 74 W W I ...,. ' ' K V s ',,, ,X Vg Q ,V I A Jil, l,, ik IEV LL K ,: V ' I W, 'Uf21',1,. , i t if 4 1 Chris Betts - Art E. as David P.E. Kitts - Computer Science, Adv Ri SQ, Ifjszv' 4, Bill McKibbin - Contemporary lnterna tional Studies W' of Jennifer Molton - Chorus Angie WOOUY -' FV9nCh t i F P s Denise King, Jimmy Pace, Ftonna Pinkerton - Economics and Sociology Wwe? :whim ,Q W W w? W Uk www IM? Randy Edmunson and Scott Featherstone - Auto Mechanics Danny Echols - Industrial Arts Linda Miller - Psychology 'Vi Q., ,,A, David Oates - Government Z Cathy Black - Adv. P.E. Hall of Famef27 -A L , S Q, -' X, J I' . lg Q 1 5 i .sit - A Wendy Wilkins - Chorus, Drama Rick and Ron Davis - Industrial Arts Yi . Cheryl Bennett - Industrial Cooperative Training Keith Carter - Draftingg Tom Ryan - Graphics 'Q Lee Veazey - Adv. Bioiogyg Matt Noesen - Chemistry Amy Kellen - Algebra II 'war fin' IW X51 Miss Laureate Miss Laureate is a senior girl, cho- sen by a committee of faculty mem- bers who know and have worked closely with the senior class. The committee selects a girl who has out- standing quallties of beauty, aca- demic achievement, school spirit and service to the school. The 1982-83 Miss Laureate is Wendy Wilkins. She has participated in many school activities including Marching Band and Student Council while maintaining an excellent aca- demic record. Wendy has represent- ed the school in the Hendersonville community through performances in Chorus and Drama. We congratulate our Miss Laureate, Wendy Wilkins. Miss Laureatef29 SENIO Thane Gash, Rose Rodriguez, June Hutchinson, Doug Benja- min, Cathy Black, and Barnett Bailey enjoy the Senior Pizza blast. During lunch, Maureen Flynn, Leigh McGuirt and Jan Sitton make the most of the time to- gether. 30fSeniors lknuullli 3 1 , Breaking Away 8k Flying F F99 he L... if . M Melissa Dowling and Connie Conversano take time to catch up on each other's day. SQ tw F in 'Sn , V, 5 Qi Pi X, qosgioo O o h, The years at HHS have strengthened the friendship be- tween Karen Capps and Lynn Freeman. Seniorsf31 13 MQ hw ' lvgg, K f :FW ' 'Q ' 'fh J ' f. . .s I 'g , .A L2 ,I I ,L I xx - A i' , A v 'W I ,f 4 I Q I . f UW A .R , A -+asfff'f sF1rz3w-,. X A I Q A , , -.1 .1 ek , :Nl .V A 3.-ff Q '2' ,b b 'N John Strickland, President '83 SENIOR Kim Johnson, Secretary 1-' 1 ,X X Paul Bonesteel, Vice-President OFFICERS Seniorsf33 .V-dw Robert Mathes Alexander Laurie Anne Battista Christopher Andrew Betts Richard Parker Browning 34fSeniors . 'fu 23555 W t??5ig'w . 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'd- .0000 W i in l una? :Ar -Q5 .w if 'WT' ' A C 1 I , L ,Q oy, , 'sv X 5' - ' it 'f - 4 y C Mary Corry Clark Mary Lee Julia Cochran George Michael Collins Concetta Conversano Rebecca Ellen Creech Stephen Kane Crisp Christian Danielsson Michael Bruce Doane Mickey Ross Dorsey Melissa Sue Dowling Randal Thomas Edmundson Elisabeth Engelsen Scott Richard Featherstone Wayne Keith Flavell Kathleen Marie Flynn Maureen Flynn Seniorsf35 Patty McCarthy spies the man of her dreams. Remember what it was like to be new around here? The place seemed a little bigger then, and though we never admitted it, a whole lot scar- ier. For a while we wondered how we were going to fit into this strange, super-sophisti- cated world, but now we wonder what we were wor- ried about. What an assortment of un- forgettable characters we met here. There were class- mates we liked from the start, and those who took a little getting used to. There were teachers we enjoyed, and teachers we survived. And of course there were up- per class celebrities - like the Southern Men of '8O and the Buns - who awed us with their style, Naturally, being the lower class innocents, we were hazed. For a week we were rushed from lunch to perform K. W X-515 on the sundial or stopped in the halls to carry just a few books g and after that, we were basically ignored. There was always the problem of getting there . Some of us were lucky enough to hitch a ride with a driving friend, but we usually had to stay at home. With the advance of the Sophomore year came the Driver's Li- cense, our key to the world. As Sophomores we shed the image of shy children. As a class we took on the ways of an unleashed hurricane, our SPlFilT striking violently and at random. No one will forget the vicious battle for the Croft Cup. The hours spent around HHS taught us that school was more than ballgames and homework. We learned that soon we were to be leading, presiding, and setting the examples. wet look at Big Hungry. break from painting. . V PM , X . . g . 3 l .dxf V 'i ig' i V, i f 4 'Tw p' v i 'W' Citing - 5, A .wi kiln? 'L E And then I sneaked up behind her, and . . . Laurie Battista models the Terry Jamison pleads for a . . NJ i Homeroom IS always so Inter- N ' X esting! .4 Oh, Mickey, you're so fine! you're so fine you blow my mind! hey, Mickey! Cam Russell shows that the weather was warm andthe par- ty was hot that day at B.H. 'J '..,iZ2f la... The third year arrived, and we remained determined to keep up the furious pace we had set the year before. We soon found out, though, how busy the Junior year is. Wednesday nights were spent in the library working on that dreaded research pa- per. Our hobbies included mastering the art of passing off fake notes, spending eight hours a day polishing our class rings, and reading Moby Dick Cliff Notes. We scrupulously saved our lunch money to provide for the 1982 Junior-Senior Prom and prepared ourselves to grab a few flowers from unsu- specting neighbors' yards. With the coming of spring, '82, we realized our days as underclassmen at HHS were numbered, and we thought desperately of ways to leave some sort of legacy behind. And then . . . Seniorsf37 ' -'o'.'.' ' ' -'vc ' ' ' Q vu - y Q ' 0 O 0 4 'lfr v 'rn. X' Q .4 . 1..,,,'N-Q-........ .,...',l, -Nw! ,H an ' ' HT -9. I, f - - 1 6 I 1. l u ,, 4 7 te . :v2..:.'A.g, . .,,--5,3045 Z ' -..--.LZ A! ,fy ,V o nw wfiuxsusxnv I , 0 Q ba s,,',,.H, 'H'-'f'f'f U- nv Um -'?-u .v- 31.3, fs . h -'45, i '+:A's4v',A,:s,a.q'Q'4'4.:,iW A 1 Q 4 1 ' V. ,M ... vs ' W Q UQ i . Hi, Q Q iw sm s it . ! he Teresa Lynn Freeman Cynthia Lauren Gaines Thane Alvin Gash Emily Lillian Georg Daniel Edward Gilliam Siobhan Michelle Gore Angela Denise Gossett Robert Michael Gossett Kathleen Nell Guice Debra Ann Gruca Amy Ann Gunning Laura Suzanne Hare Teresa Eugenia Heaton Candi Sue Hebert Kerry Lynn Henderson Pamela Jean Hobbick ,q,,....-. tg.-f F mi if 1-7 if .1 ww l L I , , G'I Aims: ,b , Jennifer Love House William Earnest Hutchison Eric Samuel Jackson Jennifer Heidi Jackson Kimberly Robin Johnson Anthony Kelly Jones Craig Dixon Justus Michael Owen Kelly Katrina Denise King David Porter Kitts Jeffrey Alan Knight Christopher Michael Lance Steven Anthony Landrum Brejetta Elizabeth Lyday Lisa Karen McCarson Patricia Lynn McCarthy Seniorsf39 And you thought that was fun- The privilege of marching in to ny! Angie Gossett laughs. assemblies. 'g:,,gonn--. A 'AFGNQ' sf 'LE POS '15 f f W kiwi' L be ' Wiiauiv X' -X' X X -5 If .my F ,I as g '4 K A A M wh .s - 1 + N' , i 1 WK' sf-if 'Li' at 'N- ' ' J s .. ' 'N .grwaf , , , , Ngf. A 'rg June Hutchison relaxes ln the Ilbrary whlle 3' 556-A Cliff Beach reads his magazine. , .5 A.S.D-F-J-K-L-5 4, , ' g, J A L, be i, Jeff Knight, David Oates, and Ronnie Man- H , uel get smart and bring their lunches from so 'et S-hif' abou' home. end, Craig, Kelly Jones 4Of Seniors MERRY H0440 Jimmy Pace thlnks, Only sux more enemy ships to destroy until l 4 KISS Two red heads can get into twice as much trouble! Susan Bailey spends lunchtime in quiet thoughts. 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'-wo.-..,,,,.u v-rv-rv'-,.,.,,, P Quan., 'Wd-Jndanhhvf' it W I an M1-f'4'9f-lf Ann Christine Nowakowski Sean Patrick O'Shields James Robert Pace, Jr Ronna Renay Pinkerton Patricia Paige Puilin -M Jeffrey Lamar Ramirez Kevin Garland Reid Rose Maria Rodriguez Jacqueline Renee Rudisiil Cameron Brookshire Russell Catherine Ann Sheehan Janet Elaine Sitton Lindsey Paige Stocker Susan Galloway Stokes John Snow Strickland Keith Lynn Suber ,Ji Seniorsf43 Lindsey Stocker and Suzanne l-lare are such dedicated English students that they even go to the Public Li- Tab, what a beautiful drink, Tab, for beautiful people brary. Jan Sitton considers leaving before the VW swallows her, too. K. K l l ' P me-n2.f-sfffseasmm Ng. are Could it be one of T.E.'s tests? 44fSeniors fe That's Seniors for you ways clowning around. Chris Betts seems to be think- ing, I dare him to try to teach me something! Amy Gunning and Debbie Gruca laugh about breaking the rule of No cafeteria utensils shall be taken from the cafeteria. ' fi - ' ' ' :.ltsf:wiNf??s PKK? Sean 0'Shields' expression is one of deep thought. Finally, after surviving three years as underclass- men, years of adapting to high school life and learning how to make the most of it, we became SENIORS! In au- tumn, 1979, we entered HHS for better or for worse, and we remained close-knit and kept our spirit, with only oc- casional relapses, right up until May, 1983. Of course no senior could deny getting a little bit slack or could resist visiting colleges , seeking off-campus nutrients or in- venting plans to beat the new skip once-get suspended rule. After all, we deserved some privileges feven if we had to invent them our- selvesl. If we could handle T.E.'s English Class, Frank- lin's Physics class or Jack- sori's Calculus class, we could surely cope with a few privileges. This was our year - SAT's, Senior steps, marching in, early dismissal, those Friday lunches on the road, and the Senior Play all included, and when it came down to the wire, most of us had a good time. The years spent at HHS provided us with valuable experiences. We learned many things here, some useful . . . others that don't matter at all. But as graduation approaches and the sheltered life of HHS draws to a close, all these things seem to lose their im- portance and thoughts turn toward the future. We begin to think about where we are going with our lives. Priorities are arranged, values decided upon, and experience gained, giving birth to the maturity necessary for the world beyond HHS. The last few weeks will be filled with hard thinking and hard party- ing with old friends. Each class likes to think of having left its mark on HHS, but as we look back and re- member autumns when all the excitement in the world flashed between two goal-posts, winters warm with the glow of holiday spir- its, springtimes that dazzled us with the promise of free- dom, long, lazy summer va- cations . . . we look back and remember . . . the people, friends who stuck it out and those who faded into only a memory, best buddies, old flames . . . we look back and remember ... various courses, teachers, ball games, dances, parties and all the other happenings that made our four years of high school. We will realize that it was HHS that left its mark on us forever, for better or for worse. Seniors!45 'fix : 4 .1 3 cv-Q gm v.v.v,Q.y.vzv.v.Q.VY ' ' ' 'O Q V V ' V 1 v '1 9 V L44 f fy -j 5 ., - ...,.,,...Q..QC. EQ, ,qi ,, -,N f QQ 5663633335 .- - , J' OQOQOOQIW so 0.6 NR 9 X 'nm Lf- .f '4S.nsW W ' QSOX' fi'w ,gouuvj go gbbvte. Q 00004 0 9.5. 0 O Vg' - fl if 5 2 J 5' 'F Q if , 1 If , Q r 1- 0 0 Q Q ' . K M J' V P sou QW ovqtf' uno .,unuo.,', ' , Of 1 0....f .. E ov .1 , 335 QQ 'Q In ...Q .04 -.rg .5 W Ti av F7 O f ' it X' 5,000 if A XMMW 5 Q 1 af 'J RQg.1.f v , k ' J J M T fy s . - 3 f , Adam Philip Sudano Gloria Cassandra Taylor Roger Glenn Taylor Sally Jane Thompson Minna Manut Toikka Jeffrey Dwayne Tweed Karen Elizabeth Utt Sara Jane Voorhees Gina Carol Webb Mary Wendell Wilkins Lisa Karen Williams Karen Marie Witte The change 'ff Seasons 'esem' bles the commg of age. 46fSeniors Bass drummer Lynn Freeman adds a balloon to her uniform. ' 1 ' ,,,,uiwunx..4mm Angela Elizabeth Adams Shirley Annette Bridgham Katherine Louise Davenport Richard William Davis Ronald Franklin Davis Grant William Godsey Jeffrey Scott Graham 4-f ...sv Terry Jamison Tony Grant Maybin Della Mae Peak Tong Kok Tang Matsie Lee Wright James Ephraim Zecher 4. - Endings . . . are beginnings. Lisa Williams, our Mr. Bearcat, shows off her pride and SPIRIT in a prize-winning smile. Jennifer Molton and Elisabeth Engelson show that friendship is world-wide. Susan Stokes' shirt says it all. ' M, su i i lt seems like everyone wants what is in the bag! Seniorsf 47 You can't find that word in the dictionary, Karen Witte! says Lisa McCarson isn't camera Karen Utt. shy. Randy Edmundson sports his new haircut - a sign of his SPIR- IT. Bobby Alexander smiles at the thought of having survived an- other school day. , Kathleen FIynn's mind is on the lec- Roger Taylor explains the conect ture and not the camera. way of putting on handcuffs. 48fSeniors so-W i s , s fa i 4 l H we Q. L ' ' 2 ' X X ' 11'k ' Imk li l x1 ,, Q , X ,r ? A V 5 .1-gg - x :Q f-..- Sf'-Mx gifff .:L. Q .,...b X A. xf 5' is gi. . Q A . There's no time like lunchtime for re- Iaxing. .Ly Rick Davis is just hanging around . . or is it Ron Davis? John McMullen would rather listen to Bill Cosby that to Coach Snyder's lec- ture. 4. J, 4-v. Q . flies W. N ' 'W--?' 1 Ronna Pinkerton supports the West Junior class and sells her sister's cand ba s. y r Seniors!49 John Strickland, Frank Marshall, Cam Russell, Paul Bones- teel, Craig Justus. Mary Lee Cochran, Wendy Wilkins, Jan Sitton. Those seniors who have proven themselves outstanding throughout their high school careers are chosen to become members of the Who's Who in American High School Stu- dents, a very distinguished honor. They are selected on the basis of service to the school, whether through academics, arts, sports, or leadership. A committee of faculty members nominates note-worthy seniors, takes the list of nominees to a full faculty meeting, and holds a discussion. The faculty then votes on a small group of twelve-year students to re- ceive this honor. 50fWho's Who WHO'S WHO TDavid Kitts, Patty McCarthy, Thane Gash. Terry Jamison, Tong Kok Tang iEmiIy Georgl. SENIOR STATISTICS ANGELA ELIZABETH ADAMS: Student Council 15 Student Body Vice President 3. ROBERT MATHES ALEXANDER: Key Club 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Homecoming Escort 45 JV Football 15 Track 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 2. JOHN MICHAEL ASHLEY: Key Club 2, 35 Powderpuff Coach 35 JV Basketball 25 JV Football 15 Tennis 2, 3, 4. BARNETT CEDRIC BAILEY: JV Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Football 35 Track 4. SUSAN ELLEN BAILEY: FTA 2, 35 Social Studies Club 25 Spanish 2, 35 Track 2, 3. LAURIE ANN BATTISTA: Drama 3, 45 French Club 45 FTA 35 Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Pep Board Committee Head 45 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Art Club 45 Homecoming Representative 45 JV Cheerleader 15 Wrestling Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. CLIFFORD LEE BEACH: Drama 3, 45 Social Studies Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Art Club 3, 4, Vice President 45 Close-Up Wash- ington 2, 35 International Simulation Team 3. DOUGLAS BENJAMIN: JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 JV Football 1. CHERYL LEE BENNETT: FHA 15 FTA 2, Refreshment Chairman 25 VICA 4, Secretary 45 DECA 4, Secretary 45 Social Studies Club 15 Spanish Club 35 Student Council Representative 1 5 UCTI lndus- trial Cooperative Training Hall of Fame 45 Pep Board 35 Point Board 35 Art Club 3. CHRISTOPHER ANDREW BETTS: Art Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 VICA 3, 4, President 4, Reporter 45 Band 1, 25 Women's Club Art Contest 3rd Place Winner 35 Art Hall of Fame 45 Powderpuff Cheerleader 45 Senior Steps Artist 45 Wall Mural Committee 4. CATHY ANN BLACK: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. SHARON DIANE BLACKWELL: FTA 25 DECA 2, Executive Board Member 25 Spanish Club 2. PAUL CLINTON BONESTEEL: Advanced Chorus 45 Class Vice President 1, 45 Drama 45 FCA 1, 2, 35 UNC-A Science Day 45 Certificate of Merit on Competitive Science Exam 45 Homeroom President 1, 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Escort 2, 45 Pow- derpuff Coach 3, 4, Queen 45 Tennis 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 45 Who's Who 4. SHIRLEY ANNETTE BRIDGHAM: RICHARD PARKER BROWNING: Spanish 2. DONNA ANNETTE BURGE: Advance Chorus 25 French Club 35 FTA 2, 3, 45 Literary Club 2, 3, 4. KAREN LEIGH CAPPS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band Flag Corps 45 French Club 4. DAVID ALAN CHASTAIN: VICA 3, 4, Vice President 45 Art Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3. MARY CORRY CLARK: MARY LEE JULIA COCHRAN: Advance Chorus 45 Drama 1, 35 French Club 25 Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 35 Keywanettes 35 LAUREATE Staff 4, Senior Editor5 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 45 RED 8t WHITE Staff 3, 4, Writer 3, 4, Typist 3, News Editor 45 Social Studies Club 25 Student Council Representative 1, 2, Bulletin Board Committee 15 Elections com- mittee 25 Thespians 3, 45 High IQ Bowl 45 Who's Who 45 HHS News 25 American History Hall of Fame 25 Accounting Hall of Fame 35 English Hall of Fame 45 Powderpuff Player 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, 5 Track 1, 25 Softball 3, 45 Soghomore Usher 25 Junior Marshal 35 Block Letter H 25 NCTC 35 ETC 35 Close-Up Wash- ington 25 North Carolina Governors School East 45 UNC-A Sci- ence Day 45 John Motley Morehead Nominee, County Finalist 4. GEORGE MICHAEL COLLINS: Advanced Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Drama 3, 45 Homeroom Vice President 25 JV Basket- ball 25 Baseball 3, 45 JV Football 15 Wrestling 3. CONCETTA CONVERSANO: Advanced Chorus 45 Drama 35 Powderpuff 1, 25 Track 15 VICA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4. REBECCA ELLEN CREECH: Advanced Chorus 1, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 25 Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 FCA 15 French Club 45 Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 45 Keywanettes 45 LAURE- ATE Representative 2, 35 Literary Club 3, 45 National Honor Soci- ety 45 RED 8t WHITE Staff Writer 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Studies Club 25 Student Council Representative 15 Thespians 3, 45 NCTC 3, 45 SETC 35 Voice of Democracy 1st Place Winner 35 French Declamation Contest at Clemson 15 Ro- tary Club Free Enterprise Camp 25 NC Girl's State at UNC-G 35 Close-Up Washington 25 Appalachian Service Project 35 Powder- puff Player 1, 2, Escort 45 Softball 45 Track 1, 25 Gymnastics 1, 2. STEPHEN KANE CRISP: Baseball 2, 3, 45 JV Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. CHRISTIAN DANIELSSON: Student Council Representative 45 Varsity Basketball 4. KATHERINE LOUISE DAVENPORT: Keywanettes 52, 3, Vice President 35 LAUREATE Representative 35 National Honor Soci- ety 3, 45 RED 8t WHITE Staff 2, 3, 4, Writer 2, Associate Editor 3, Editor 45 Student Council Representative 25 Voice of Democracy 2nd Place Winner 35 Track 15 Sophomore Usher 25 Junior Marshal 35 California Scholastic Federation 15 Swimming 1. RICHARD WILLIAM DAVIS: AIASA 1, 2, 3, 45 Graphics Depart- ment 2, 3, 45 Computer Club 25 Art Club 25 HHS News 2, 3, Assistant Editor5 Social Studies Club 1, 2. RONALD FRANKLIN DAVIS: AIASA 25 DECA 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts Hall of Fame 4. MICHAEL BRUCE DOANE: Advanced Chorus 45 AIASA 25 Band 15 Drama 45 Computer Club 3, 45 Social Studies Club 15 Spanish Club 1, 25 Thespians 45 JV Basketball 15 Tennis 45 Track 1, 2, 3. MICKEY ROSS DORSEY: Drama 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Spanish Club 25 Powderpuff Court 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Golf 4. MELISSA SUE DOWLING: Drama 15 DECA 35 East Henderson High School FHA 2. RANDAL THOMAS EDMUNDSON: AIASA 15 VICA 3, District VICA Competition Participant5 Powderpuff Coach 15 JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. ELISABETH ENGELSON: Kongahalla skolan, Sweden5 Skiing5 HHS5 French Club 45 FTA 45 Keywanettes 4. SCOTT RICHARD FEATHERSTONE: Homeroom Vice President 45 Kecy Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Auto Mechanics Hall of Fame 3, 45 VI A 3, 45 Drafting Class President 35 Power Mechanics Presi- dent 35 ICT Class Vice President 3. WAYNE KEITH FLAVELL: KATHLEEN MARIE FLYNN: Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Powderpuff Player 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 45 Art Club 25 Track 1, 2. MAUREEN FLYNN: Keywanettes 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 45 RED 8t WHITE Staff 3, 4, Writer 3, Features Editor 45 Spanish Club 25 Sophomore Usher 2. TERESA LYNN FREEMAN: Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 DECA 2, 3, 4, President 45 FCA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council Representative 3, 4, Citizen-of-the-Month Committee Head 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Usher 25 Junior Marshal 3. CYNTHIA LAUREN GAINES: Band 15 Class Secretar 2, 35 French Club 1, 25 Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 45 NationaIIHonor Society 3, 45 Student Council Representative 2, 3, 45 Geometry Hall o Fame 15 Higlllt IQ Bowl 45 Softball 3, 45 North Carolina governors School est 45 Sophomore Usher 25 Junior Marshal THANE ALVIN GASH: AIASA 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 25 Who's Who 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 JV Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 JV Football 15 Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 4. Senior Statisticsf5'I EMILY LILLIAN GEORG: FHA 2, 3, 4, Chapter President 3, 4, County Reporter 4, French Club 3, FTA 2, 3, Vice President 3, Homeroom Secretary 2, President 3, Keywanettes 2, 3, LAURE- ATE Staff 4, Artist 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, RED 8. WHITE Sta f3, 4, Writer 3, 4, Social Studies Club 2, Student Council Representative 2, Scrapbook Committee Head 2, Who's Who 4, Junior Marshal 3. DANIEL EDWARD GILLIAM: DECA 3, 4, Laureate Representa- tive, 3. GRANT WILLIAM GODSEY: SIOBHAN MICHELLE GORE: Drama 3, 4, French Club 2, Home- room Treasurer 2, Secretary 4, Keywanettes 4, National Honor Society 4, Social Studies Club 2, Student Council Representative 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Powderpuff Player 1, 3, Escort 4, Softball Manager 3, Track 1, 2, Junior-Senior Server 2. ANGELP5 DENISE GOSSETT: Drama 4, FHA 1, Powderpuff Play- er 1, 2, , 4. ROBERT MICHAEL GOSSETT: JEFFREY SCOTT GRAHAM: DEBRA ANN GRUCA: Advance Chorus 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Softball 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN NELLGUICE: Band 1 , 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 1, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4, Social Studies Club 2, Hall of Fame Band 4, Junior Miss Scholastic Achievement Scholar- ship 3, Powderpuff Player 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Girls Basketball Manager 2, All American High School Music Award 4, All-State Band 2, 3, 4. AMY ANN GUNNING: Advanced Chorus 3, 4, AIASA 1, 2, 3, Secretag 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Assistant Drum Major 3, Drama 4, Literary lub 2, Social Studies Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Wrestling Cheerleader 4, Art Club 4, Hendersonville Symphony 2, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3. LAURA SUZANNE HARE: FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Span- ish Club 4, Powderpuff Player 3, 4. TERESA EUGENIA HEATON: Homeroom President 2, LAURE- ATE Representative 3, RED 81 WHITE Representative 1, Spanish Cliab 1, Student Council Representative 2, 4, Powderpuff Player 2, . CANDI SUE HEBERT: Advanced Chorus 3, FHA 2, French Club 2, FTA 2, 3, Literary Club 2, 3, Student Council Representative 3. KERRY LYNN HENDERSON: JV Cheerleader 9, Varsity Cheer- leader 2, 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Keywanettes 4. PAMELA JEAN HOBBICK: DECA 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, Homeroom Sec- retary 1, 2, Powderpuff Player 1, 2, Volleyball 2. JENNIFER LOVE HOUSE: Drama 2, 4, FTA 3, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff Player 3. WILLIAM EARNEST HUTCHISON: Baseball 2, JV Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. ERIC SAMUEL JACKSON: DECA 2, VICA 4, Track 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. JENNIFER HEIDI JACKSON: DECA 3, Drama 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 1, President 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, LAURE- ATE Representative 1, 3, RED 81 WHITE Representative 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Thespians 4, Powderpuff Player 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, 4, Volleyball Manager 1 , Apple Festival Clown 1 , 2, 3, 4. TERRY JAMISON: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Powderpuff Coach 3, JV Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3. KIMBERLY ROBIN JOHNSON: Class Secretary 4, FTA 1, 2, Homeroom Vice President 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Representative 1, 2, Homecoming Court 1, 2, JV Cheer- leader 1, Captain 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2. ANTHONY KELLY JONES: Band 1,Computer Club 3, Homeroom Treasurer 1, President 4, Key Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Home- coming Escort 4, Powderpuff Coach 3, 4, JV Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, Track 4, Close-Up North Carolina 2. CRAIG DIXON JUSTUS: Advanced Chorus 4, Computer Club 1, Drama 3, 4, FCA 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, LAUREATE Busi- ness Manager 4, National Honor Society 4, Social Studies Club 1, 52!Senior Statistics Student Council Representative 4, Elections Department Head 4, World History Hall of Fame 3, High IQ Bowl 4, Who's Who 4, Powderpuff oach 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, NCTC 3, 4, UNC-A Science Day 4. MICHAEL OWEN KELLY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Drummer 3, 4, Drama 4, FCA 3, RED 81 WHITE Representative 4, Band Hall of Fame 4, Track 1, 2, Senior Play Orchestra 3, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 3, Voice of Democracy , Close-Up Washington 3. KATRINA DENISE KING: Computer Club 3, FHA 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, Physical Science Hall of Fame 1, Economics!Sociology Hall of Fame 4, Powderpuff Player 1, 2, 3, DECA 3, Junior Achievement Participant 3. DAVID PORTER KITTS: FCA 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, Student Council Representative 3, 4, Citizen-of-the-Month for February 3, Ad- vanced P.E. Hall of Fame 4, Computer Science Hall of Fame 4, High IQ Bowl 4, Who's Who 4, Powderpuff Coach 2, JV Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, VICA 3. JEFFREYALAN KNIGHT: Drama 4, FCA 3, French Club 3, FTA 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Homecoming Escort 2, 3, 4, Close- Up Washington 3. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL LANCE: Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, DECA 1, 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4. STEVEN ANTHONY LANDRUM: Advanced Chorus 4, Powder- puff Coach 3, JV Basketball 2, JV Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3. BREJETTA ELIZABETH LYDAY: Drama 2, 3, 4, FCA 1, FHA 3, French Club 4, Homeroom President 1, Secretary, Treasurer 3, Keywanettes 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff Escort 4, Junior Marshal 3. LISA KAREN MCCARSON: Homeroom Secretary 3, LAUREATE Representative 4, Spanish Club 4, Art Club 2, 3, ice President 3. PATRICIA LYNN MCCARTHY: Drama 1, FCA 1, 2, Homeroom Vice President 1, Secretary 2, Keywanettes 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Representative 2, Vice President 3, President 4, LAUREATE Staff 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Social Studies Club 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Bulletin Board 1, Citi- zen-of-the-Month 2, 3, Point Board 3, Scrapbook 4, House 81 Grounds 2, Geometry Hall of Fame 2, Physics, Calculus, World Historg and Computer Science Hall of Fame 4, Who's Who 4, High I Bowl Alternate 4, Hendersonville Junior Miss 3, Overall Poise and Appearance Scholarship, Overall Scholastic Achieve- ment Scholarship, 1st Runner-Up, Powderpuff Escort 4, Varsit Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, Sophomore Usher2x Junior Marshal 3, Junior-Senior Server 2, WCU Math Contest 1, Close-Up Washignton 2, Math Award 1, American Histor Award 2, DAR Good Citizenship Award 3, Something Special Show 2, John Motley Morehead Nominee 4, HHS News 2, 3. ALEXANDRA MCCONNACHIE: French Club 2, Keywanettes 3, 4, LAUREATE Representative 1, 2, Homecoming Representative 3, 4, Homecoming Court 3, 4, Powderpuff Player 3, Escort 4. LEIGH HARDIN MCGUIRT: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Symphonic Band 4, Drama 4, FTA 2, 3, Keywanettes 4, Spanish Club 4, Powderpuff Escort 4. MONICA MICHELLE MCILWAIN: JOHN GERARD MCMULLEN: Advanced Chorus 4, AIASA 2, Drama 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, National Honor Sociegf 4, Powderpuff Court 3, 4, JV Football 1, Varsity Football 2, , 4, Track 1, 2. PATRINA ELIZABETH MACKEY: FHA 2, 3. RONALD ALLAN MANUEL: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Soci- ety 4, Spanish Club 4, Algebra ll Hall of Fame 3, Powderpuff Band 4, Constitution Committee 4, Math Contest 1. FRANK HUNSUCKER MARSHALL: Advanced Chorus 4, Com- puter Club 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, French Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Social Studies Club 1, Student Council Representa- tive 1, 2, Student Body Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, Thespians 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Powderpuff Cheerleader 1, 4, Junior Marshal 3, Who's Who 4. MARGIE JO MARTIN: Spanish Club 1, Student Council Repre- sentative 4. TONY GRANT MAYBIN: SHEILA LORRAINE MICHALOVE: FTA 2, 33 Homeroom Secre- tary 1, 23 Keywanettes 43 LAUREATE Staff Activities Editor 43 Spanish Club 23 Student Council Point Board Department Head 3, 43 Powderpuff Escort 43 Track 23 JV Volleyball 1, 2, Captain 2. LINDA LEE MILLER: Other SchooI3 Spanish Club 33 Track 13 Football Athletic Trainer 1, 23 Wrestling Aide 1, 23 Junior Marshal 3. ALBERT JAMES MILLS: J.V. Football 1. TAMMY MOFFITT: Track 1, 33 Volleyball 2, 3. HOWARD EUGENE MOLTON: Art Club 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Vice President 3, President 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 1, 23 VICA 2, 3, 43 President 43 Track 1, 2. JENNIFER LYNN MOLTON: Advanced Chorus 3, 43 Drama 43 Homeroom Treasurer 1, 23 LAUREATE Representative 43 Chorus Hall of Fame 43 Mars Hill Honor Chorus 3, 43 Powderpuff Player 1. S GREGORY N NEY: Spanish Club 1, 23 JV Basketball 13 Varsity as e a 3Trac 13 D.E 4. BOBBIE JEAN NIX: ANN CHRISTINE NOWAKOWSKI: Homeroom Treasurer 2, President 33 Keywanettes 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 LAUREATE Staff Underclasemen Editor 43 National Honor Sociez 3, 4, President 43 Spanish Club 23 Student Council Publications ommittee Head 33 Powderpuff Escort 43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Softball 23 Chief Graduation Marshal 33 Close-Up Washington 23 Close-Up North Carolina 23 UNC-A Science Day 4. SEAN PATRICK O'SHlELDS: Drama 33 Literary Club 2, 33 JV Football 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 VICA 4. JAMES ROBERT PACE, JR.: Band 13 RED 8. WHITE Representa- tive 43 Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2, 43 National Honor Society 43 Student Council Representative 33 Economics! Sociology Hall of Fame 43 Homecoming Escort 43 Track 1. DELLA MAE PEAK: RONNA RENAY PINKERTON: FCA 2, 33 FTA 33 National Honor Society 43 Economics!Sociology Hall of Fame 43 JV Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 33 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Usher 23 Latin Club 1, 2, Pontifex Maximus 23 Powderpuff Player 2. KQATREJA PAIGE PULLIN: FHA 1, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Literary Clubg 2 so - JEFFREY LAMAR RAMIREZ: Track 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 3, 4. KEVIN GARLAND REID: VICA 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 Homecoming Escort 3, 4. ROSE MARIA RODRIQUEZ: Drama 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 43 Thespians 43 Homecoming Representative 2, 3, 4, Court 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 43 Powderpuff Player 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE RENEE RUDISILL: Advanced Chorus 43 Softball 2, 4. CAMERON BROOKSHIRE RUSSELL: Drama 43 French Club 23 FTA 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 LAUREATE Staff Sports Editor 43 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 43 Student Council Repre- sentative 43 Powdenpuff Court 3, 43 JV Football 1, Co-Captain 13 Varsity Football 2, , 4, Co,-Captain 43 Track 1, 23 Wrestling 13 Junior Marshal 33 Who's Who 4. CATHERINE ANN SHEEHAN: Amity Junior High School3 Drama 13 Track 13 HHS3 Advanced Chorus 3, 43 Drama 3, 43 French Club 23 Homeroom Secretary 33 Keywanettes 33 Literary Club 23 Thes- pians 3, 4, Secretary3 Powderpuff Escort 43 Softball 3, 4. JANET ELAINE SITTON: Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 43 Class Secretary 1, Vice President 23 Drama 33 FTA 2, 33 Home- room Secretary 1, Vice President 23 Keywanettes 3, 43 LAURE- ATE Representative 23 Spanish Club 2, 3, President 33 Student Council Social Department 2, Department Head 3, Pep Board 3, Bulletin Board 33 Point Board 2, 33 Student Body President 43 Citizen-of-the-Month 43 Powderpuff Player 1 , 2, Escort 43 Track 1, Manager 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 4. LINDSEY PAIGE STOCKER: FTA 4, Secretary 43 Spanish Club 43 Art Club 2, 4. SUSAN GALLOWAY STOKES: Advanced Chorus 33 Class Trea- surer 13 FCA 1, 23 FTA 1, 2, 33 Homeroom President 3, 43 Social Studies Club 23 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council Represen- tative 1, 23 Student Bodg Secretary 43 Powderpuff Player 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 43 JV asketball 13 Track 2, 3, 4. JOHN SNOW STRICKLAND: Advanced Chorus 4, Mars Hill Cho- ral Clinic 43 Class President 2, 3, 43 Drama 3, 43 Homeroom Presi- dent 23 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3, President 43 LAURE- ATE Staff Advertisement Editor 43 National Honor Society 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2g Student Council Representative 2, 3, 43 Thespians 43 Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation Award3 DAR Good Citizen Award3 Homecomisxg Escort 43 Powderpuff Coach 3, 43 Court 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 reslting 13 Who's Who 4. KEITH LYNN SUBER: Advanced Chorus 43 Drama 3, 4. ADAM PHILIP SUDANO: Baseball 13 JV Basketball 1. TONK KOK TANG: Who's Who 43 National Honor Society 4. GLORIA CASSANDRA TAYLOR: Advanced Chorus 1, 2, 33 FTA 43 Homeroom President 13 Secretary 2, 43 Powderpuff Player 1 , 2, 3, 43 JV Cheerleader 13 Varsity Basketball 33 Softball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. ROGER GLENN TAYLOR: AIASA 43 Band 1, 23 Computer Club 43 FTA 33 Literary Club 2, 33 Art Club 43 International Simulation Team 33 HHS News 2, 33 Close-Up North Carolina 2. SALLY JANE THOMPSON: Computer Club 3, 43 Drama 33 FCA 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter President 23 County President 3, District VIII March of Dimes Chairperson 33 Homeroom President 1,33 LAUREATE Staff Features Editor 4, Representative 13 Span- ish Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 2, Scrapbook Committee Head 23 JV Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 23 Soft- ball 3, 43 Track 1, 23 JV Volleyball 13 Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 43Ci?I'T1I'IaS1iCS 13 UNC-A Science Day 43 Close-Up Wash- ington 23 U C-A Engneering Institute 43 North Carolina Volley- ball Camp 2, 33 NC tate Basketball Camp 2. MINNA MARJUT TOIKKA: Nurmijarven YhjtuskouIu3 French Club3 HHS3 French Club 43 Keywanettes 4. JEFFREY DWAYNE TWEED: AIASA 1, 2, 3, 43 Graphics Depart- ment 2, 3, 43 FTA 23 Art Club 1g VICA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. KAREN ELIZABETH UTT: Drama 3, 43 French Club 43 FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 43 Literary Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Thespians 43 Powderpuff Player 33 Close-Up North Carolina 2. SARA JANE VOORHEES: French Club 23 Literary Club 2, 33 Na- tional Honor Society 4. GINA CAROL WEBB: Advanced Chorus 3, 43 FTA 33 Homeroom President 4, Secretary, Treasurer 3g Spanish Club 3, 43 Wrestling Cheerleader 4, Co-Captain 4. MARY WENDELLWILKINS: Advanced Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Mars Hill Choral Clinic 3g Band 1, 2, 3, Flag Corps 1, 2, Drum Major 33 Drama 1, 2, 3, 43 FCA 13 FTA 23 Homeroom Vice President 13 President 23 Secretary 3, Treasur- er 43 LAUREATE Staff 3, 4, Photographer 3, Student Life!Assis- tant Editor 43 Literary Club 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 RED 8t WHITE Staff Writer 33 Student Council Representative 1, 3, Pep Board 1, Spirit Week 1, Social Department 3, 4, Department Head 4, Safety Department 43 Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, State President 4, International Thespian Cast 43 Drama Hall of Fame 43 Chorus Hall of Fame 43 Who's Who 43 Hendersonville Junior Miss 3, Overall Talent Scholarship, Hen- dersonville's 1983 Junior Miss Pageant Winner3 Junior Marshal 33 NCTC 43 North Carolina Governor's School West 33 International Cast Grease 4. LISA KAREN WILLIAMS: Class Vice President 43 French Club 23 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1, Vice President 2, 33 Keywan- ettes 3, 4, Historian 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Student Council Representative 43 Cat Family 33 Powderpuff Player 3, Escort 43 Mr. Bearcat 43 Junior Marshal 33 Close-Up UoghGCgrolina 23 Close-Up Washington 33 NC GirI's State at N - . KAREN MARIE WITTE: FTA 2, 3, 4, President 43 Literary Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Art Club 43 Student Council Representative 4, Pep Board, Point Board, Social Department, Bulletin Board Com- mittee 4. MATSIE LEE WRIGHT: JAMES EPHRAIM ZECHER: Senior Statisticsf 53 REMEMBER US THEN? SCHOOL DAYS 1979-1983. . . BIG HUNGRY. . . PEP RALLIES, BALLGAMES, AND SOCK-HOPS. . . HANDS OFF THE FRESHMEN! . . . LETTER JACKETS. . . WEEKENDS. . . LEGAL AND LOVING IT. . . LOOK WHO'S GOING PUNK! . . . POWDERPUFF. . . SKIPPING IAND GETTING CAUGHTQ. . . DICK AND NORMA . . . READ- INGS NOTEBOOKS . . . NIGHTS AT THE LIBRARY. . . COLLEGE APPLICATIONS . . . TE. AND E.1Z . . . OFF- CAMPUS LUNCH. . . BEARCATSI. . . BREAKING ROOM 301 IN. . . THE WHISTLE STOP RED BARN, FLEETS, AND SHERMAN'S . . . MCDONALDS . . . RAPPING TO CHAUCER . . . BEST FRIENDS . . . I'M REALLY IN LOVE THIS TIME! . . . FRIEDI. . . GETTING LOUD IN 6TH PERIOD. . . HOSPITAL SHIRTS AND HOW TO GET THEM . . . UH . . . YEAHHH . . . SURE . . . MARCHING IN . . . YOUNG LOVE . . . BALLOONS . . . SKATING PARTIES . . . CRADLE-ROBBERS . . . THURSDAY NIGHTS . . . FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH . . . PARTY!!. . .ROT. . . HGOODYTWO SHOES . . .PISGAH. . .AWESOME!. . . HWHOSEPARENTSARE OUTOF TOWN THIS WEEKEND?! . . . OPEN CONTAINER? . . . ELVIS AND THE DOO-WAH GIRLS . . . ARE YOU READY TO THROW DOWN?. . . I'M YOUNG, I'LL ADJUST . . . ROCK THE CASBAH! . . . THE FLICKS. . . DID YOU GET YOUR INVITATION? . . . GUESS WHO CALLED ME LASTNIGHT! . . . ON DOWN THE ROAD, JACK!. . . MY BEST FRIEND'S GIRLXGUY. . . EVERYBODY WANTS YOU . . . SCATOWII. . . WHIPPED. . . HEY DUDE! . . . CLASS OF '83 - THE PATH OF DESTRUCTION. . . MIDNIGHTPHONE CALLS. . . THE END . . . SUGAR, SKI'BEECH, WOLF LAUREL, AND CATTALOOCHEE . . . 'ALL HAIL, MACBETH! . . . SENIOR STEPS BY MARCH 172. . . SNEAKING OUT. . . TIMO. . . PRAIRIE SKIRTS AND RUFFLES. . . SHAVED HEADS . . .IT WAS THE PICKLE. . . TOTALLYI. . . THE SLYFOXAND THE GREAT MISTAKE. . . PRESSURE . . .NO CAN DO. . . MORE BUNS . . . TOO MUCH FUN! . . . ROAD TRIPS. . . ILOVE YOU!!. . . CLOWNING . . . WHATIF HE CAN'T TAKEA JOKE?. . . 13 STEPS. . . SKEETER'S IS CLOSED?! . . . DO YOU WANNA BEA STAR? . . . REAL MEN . . . 'ALL I NEED IS TASTY WAVES, SCRUBS, AND A COOL BUZZ! . . . EDDIE MURPHY. . . YOU DROPPEDA BOMB ON ME . . . VICTORY RIBBONS. . . O-TAY BUCKWHEATI. . . JR-SR . . . MEMBERS ONLY. . . BAGGIES . . . DON'T WORRYABOUT IT. . . CONCERTS FAR FROM HOME . . . HOMECOMING. . . GEEKI. . . COLLARS UP. . .LETIT WHIP!. . . THE PINK LADIES. . . SURVIVING JACKSON IORAUDITINGI. . . DOWN UNDER . . .NO THROWING SNOWBALLS. . .PICKING FIGHTSATBASKETBALL GAMES . . . SENIOR SING-ALONGS . . . SENIOR PLAY '83 . . . CAPS, GOWNS, AND ANNOUNCEMENTS . . . WHAT WILL IDO FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE?!! . . . GRADUATION. . . WE MADEITIFINALLYU. . . HELLO, MYRTLE BEACH!! 54-ISeniors Q NYSE Q FPS ww as JUST LOOK AT US NOW! w,,...,,,,., X. p,,,,,,,..,M .XX... , .,..g,,,.,.,, .... ,. - ,. an F A k W Wi A A A A Q ,yu 1 Bs 5' 1 Q. N1 1 1 XJ -I f wf X - if ,nir- Xx A THE OLASSMOF 1983 K ..,, Seniors!5 0 IDEIQC ASSM Lx X R Touch and Go These guys are computer lab regulars. f ' Q o and Terry Heaton E 5 . L enjoy the break out- ' ,K doors. F1 1 . Q ,L lash.-M-Q--MW vw on O Classesf 57 JUNIOR CLASS GFFICEFRS QCD XSQUHJ g-.1f'f1'o1o:o'o1o1o'g V w v'e Q'o'o. M GA .5 z,fll.MA9M 1 4 N'o'ofo'4 ff'W4 1 Wi, ' Afgxysg .... L Kathy Fredericks, President Darren Angram, Vlce Presldent Xi 58fJuniors ygifnlqkf Karren Adkins Blake Alford Darren Angram Barbara Balken David Baughman Ben Becher Lisa Blair Andre Briggs Charlie Brown Janet Brown Jeff Brown Rena Brummelt Chris Burgess Tonya Capes Keith Carter Lisa Case Jeff Clarke Josh Cole Jeff Collington Angie Collins Stephanie Collins Chris Cosgrove Rusty Crafton Darrel Drake E s Q af l 3 f Advanced Biology students walt patiently for the tone eww? si X Gary Westmoreland sports his crew cut. Are they stretching or do they really know the answer? Juniorsf59 JUNIORS SHOW SPIRIT Ordering rings . . . powder- puff . . . PSAT's . . . truly . . . best friends . . , Junior Class meetings . . . Compe- tency Tests Miss Perry . . . Honor Society lnductions . . . painting paws . . . Re- search papers .. . Trig . . . Spirit Stick Chemistry U.S.A. ... SAT's . .. For the Class of '84 the Ju- nior year seemed to be the busiest yet. In addition to the numerous traditional respon- sibilities put upon their shoul- ders, the Junior Class had dedicated many extra hours to the school. Though this was the third year this group had attended our school, the class of '84 never stood out before like it did this year. They realized it was time for them to unite and become a Danny Echols Kim Edney Ashley Edwards David Engle Jeff Ficker Brian Finney Mark Fletcher Kathy Fredericks David Gann Sandra Gossett Kim Green Dennis Gregg Charles Grimes Lisa Guice Angela Hall Dennis Haywood Tammy Holbert Angela Hall Gary Hughey Jennifer Jarvis Lee Jones Mark Keefe Eric King David Kraus 60f Juniors distinguished class. After getting over the plea- sure of finally being upper- classmen and catching their breath at the realization that their Senior year would soon be upon them, the Juniors buckled down to Moby Dick, the last 500 Vocabulary words, that feared research paper, and the grand finale, the Junior-Senior. Through all of these new challenges and privileges the Juniors were growing and changing. With each new experience, they became closer to their final challenge, their senior year. But until then, they were ready to prove that they were much more than a spirited group of Bearcats, they were the Class of '84. X' SR? 3 sig NS - Q ? as ' Q 'Q' X QR J '-, i K , 1 ' :vi 1 , . V, 'X Xl And this is where I found the book that changed my life. .ff .ws Above: Wesley Wilson would rather pay at- tention to the person next to him than to the board. Below: Even I know the answer to that one, grins Tim Rice. its YY Shaun Krautwurst Daryl Kuykendall Bobby Lent Nancy Linder Jackie Logan Maryiin Lovelace Rick Luce Biil McCarthy Jimmy McCauley Ken McGraw Biil McKibben Terri Mace James Means John Metcalfe Lisa Moffitt Rusty Moore Rob Morin Michelle Mosely David Oates Rusty Oates Mike Orr Traci Overgaard Daryck Owens Perry Owen ,,,,,M.,..1,, s y, ,f W Eric King works on a shop project Juniors Darren Pace Jonathon Pace Mike Painter Reshell Peak Peter Perretta Jean-Marie Prim Greg Redden Michelle Renuart Tim Rice Darrell Robinson Marlon Robinson Lori Rodman Greg Rogers Greg Rudisill Clay Russell Tom Ryan Donna Sanford Joan Schnyder John Sheaman Cynthia Sherrill 62fJunio 'QM as is SK Q gy,:,. - y S5 Top: Scott Webb and Keith Waters listen intently. Bottom Left: Shelly Smith is caught by the camera on her way to class. Bottom Right: Me and My R.C. hums Ken McGraw. X , 'rx MS X X x we N We so 'Nl ' ,S f is :X ,K aaaaa as S X X Top Left: Jean-Marie is caught looking lor South Africa in the Atlas. Top Right: Friends Forever say Miko Tinsley and Blake Alford. Bodom Left: Junior Birdman, Brian T., to the rescue! Bottom Right: Surely you jest? hopes Charissa Tillman. Linda Shipman Ethel Simpson Tim Simpson Bobbie Smith Shelley Smith Jackie Snyder Johnny Snyder Kevin Staggs Deirdre Staton Chris Stepp Freddy Stepp Wesley Stepp Scott Stokes Clarence Summey Rodney Sumney Kim Swindell Joe Taylor Carol-Ann Thompson Sammy Thompson Charissa Tillman Juniorsf63 Mike Tinsley Kathy Town Michelle Triggs Margaret Twitty Jeanne Tyte Lisa Vaughn Lee Veazey Christy Ward Darnel Waters Keith Waters Marshall Waters Scott Webb Mercedes Wells Tom Weslake Gary Westmoreland Tom Whidden Phillip Williams Wesley Wilson Stuart Woods Angie Woody Woody Perry Cassandra Young Mike Zinteck Q ,i ,,! ,, T ., ,, it G X at t as t 5 as as 4 wk N5 x T ,X Q 2 'R Wm i s si Thomas Camille Rodney Carter David Crosby Bryant Graham Jimmy Dill Angie Hughes Shawn McDowell Denise Peak Doug Robinson Sean Zabel Not Pictured Www-M A limiklzgi rfr - Karren Adkins works in the Public Library on her research paper. Janet Brown is proud to be a Lady Bearcat 64 Juniors Q51 f.. 2 ry ... . eg qi? P Above: Stuart Woods, Ben Becher, and Clay Russell enjoy the Honor Soci- ety meeting at Jimmy's Pizza. Below: Scott Stokes warms up before class. Rm xg Left: Lisa Guice is surrounded by Beauties. Below: Mike Zinteck prepares for a game. M Ye 'Y P ig. W s X wr . N , .M V -- N fha, 1.1: .. Above: Terri! Smile! Juniorsf65 SOPHOIVICJRE CLASS OFFICERS 3' . 742' g QQ P SEER' fsiavncw unix? R DQ HQ K t e Lynch, President Paige McGuirt, Vice President Debra Henderson, 'heasurer Jamie Pace, Secretary 66fSophomores P 4 gg . 5 43' iii ci 2 Q 9 ,..--' 'M' :Sk Top: Lynn Garren brushes up on her Home Econom- ics skills. Bottom: The Brass section adds depth to the band. Greg Angram Carol Ann Baber Andrew Bain Tim Baughman Beverly Becher Wade Bethel Ashley Boswell Leigh Ann Bowling Stephanie Boyd mf 5 Sophomore is the term giv- en to 2nd year high school students - sophos is Greek, meaning wise , moros, also Greek, means fool . The word Sophomore seems to imply sophisticated mo- ron , a contradiction. Yet if we look at the term a little closer, we could infer that it suggests the transition into maturity. Though most of us are not fully aware of it, we do quite a bit of growing up in this year. At first glance, the Sopho- more year appears rather un- eventful. After all, what can we do except anticipate get- ting our driver's licenses? But once we delve into our second year at HHS, we find that this assumption is incor- rect. The flurry of activities can overwhelm us! The 1982-83 Sophomore Class seemed to be involved in ev- erything. Their unending, powerful SPIRIT showed in their participation in various organizations, clubs, and sports. From the poster-filled 2nd floor hall to the vicious struggle for the Croft Cup, the Sophomores put their all into everything they did this year, continuing the pride they had the year before. With added responsibility fend a weekly addition of for- ty words to their vocabular- iesy the Class of '85 has prov- en to be true Bearcats. Sophomoresf67 Xu Top Left: Make sure you get my good side! jokes Tom Denni- son. Q Bottom Left: Camera Shy? ' I Top Right: Call me IshmaeI reads Allen Eidson. Bottom Right: Sophomore SPIRIT rages on. l A R 'I It , f V 1 Bengy Bryant Thelma Brown Amy Buchenburg Tony Burgess Sharon Bynum Dorothy Capes Donna Carter James Clayton John Cleary Clinton Clouse Tara Commerford Laurie Correa Kelly Crisp Jimmie Crosby Brian Culver Kenneth Davey Mitch Dawes Tom Dennison I 68fSophomores A fi T John Downing Allen Eidson Amy Elliot Jeff Faust Gina Fields f' , f- Bob Finnie Tim Foster Greg Freeman Lynn Garren Whitney Gleaton Terry Glisson Anthony Glover MMM we M -Q., M I Q Teresa Gore John Gruoa Eric Hall , Tawn Harden Lynn Hart Ellen Harvey Top Left: Tony Templeton scrambles to finish his homework before homeroom. Bottom Left: Look , shouts Betsy Shealy she's taking our picture! Right: Is the sparkle in your eye from the sun Debbie? Sophomoresf69 Haley Haynes Kelly Heery Debra Henderson Terrance Heyward Tim Hill Debbie Hodge Andreas Hofschuster Pam Hopkins Stanley Hopper Rebecca House we K Wffrs 3 gl T. . . H .. M x o 5 ' 4 l A mmm' .LM egg I +L' X ' 1 . ? ,L A45 ,V - ,W QQ is .I sn y K EQ ,aff 5 ssls 41 i E, M KA -ix 1. ' B' . . :' - X ' ' gm.. - ix --.ita ,..,... V - . iii ini Stephanie Howard Diana Huberth Terry Hunter Don Huntley Carol Huskey Al Hutchison Anthony lvey Diana Johnson Dona Johnson Barry Jones 70fSophomores 'il' N ,, L , f H .4 A f' Top' Having a sew sew time' Bottom Left' Marlon Robinson demonstrates how to use the light table. Bottom Right: Paige McGuirt punks out. me-f 9'-1 P it 4 5 5 av- ' -xx 'Nm- Top Left: Charlotte Mills models her new Catbacker shirt. Top Right: Brad Redden is caught helpless in the halls. Bottom Left: Ronnie Wilson thinks about helping out at the store . Bottom Right: Wow, check her out! gasps Barry Jones. Sandy Jones Amy Kellen Kaja Kilgore Cynthia Kilpatrick Lisa Kirkpatrick Carol Konsler Susan Lance Sabrina Leibfried Tim Liner Ginny Livingston Preston Logan Leslie London Lisa London Roger Lovingood Joe Lyday Kristie Lynch Lula Lynch Paul McCarthy Chris McGraw Paige McGuirt Sophomoresf71 Randy McMinn Austin Mack Ronin Mackel i A 2 ra Ken Martin a n 'V :rf , ' Missy Micnalove Charlotte Mins , ,,,. Laronya Mins se t iali , , F 5 S flu X. S 2 S : .' A wk,-tg -- F by , t ,Sa , Iyv- -if, Brian Morin .. ' Hifi ,. s 'es Matt Noesen xiii ' in 2 Linda Norman We ' ' :k Mike Nowakowski My its 5 r Sherrill Oates r1 -1 ii so I O r a a t r r Allison O'Neill it X ,:.,: Q ..QQ A 1 Jennifef Off Q Q A Melissa Owens , . Mychele Owens .Q X 3 Nm? pictured Jamie Pace if E N Ruth i Teffv PHUSVSOH r f .i Amngton 5 X I Robert Peak it Stepp , V Anita Ramirez , 'V 1 7 f 1:3 ki ' I, X A ' so it 222252 we if-we wfixg' iw :KV F1 A Top Left: I know a secret, grins Allison 0'NeilI. Top Right: l'm not camera shy! Donna Carter leans on her friend Jackie Staggs to be in the picture. ll-s Bottom Left: This is harder than paint-by-number. Bottom Right: . . . 139 calls Derek Schuler to Nina Wood. 72fSophomores R Q tittilsga Top Left: Tawn Harden en- joys a quiet moment. Top Right: School would be better without classes, Dreams Carol Konsler. Bottom Left: Haley Haynes works preparing refresh- ments for the Homecoming dance. Bottom Right: Just clowning around in the halls. Claire Rankin Dave Rauch Brad Redden Chris Reid Randy Reister Sharon Richards S Valerie Robinson Kelly Roper Mike Santos Derek Schuler Jennifer Schuller Kathy Scott Betsy Shealy Paul Sheldrick Rosetta Shell Scott Shetterly Donna Simpson Dewayne Sizemore Kim Smith Jackie Staggs Sophomoresf 73 .---.Y V - -YY-Y W .- Rhonda Stepp Mike Stltley Leslie Stocker Russ Stokes Ryan Stone Wally Stoneman Sonia Suber Bobby Sumner Rodney Taylor Tony Templeton David Thomas Scott Tinsley Ron Turner Darlene Wagner David Whitcomb Richard Whobrey Gwen Wilkinson Diana Williams Gini Williams Rusty Wilson Ronnie Wilson Linda Witte Leonard Wood Nina Wood Daniel Wright Dot Wynn Alan Yost Jonathan Young 5 .fi no-Sk.. A K i Top Left: Seems like everyone has a question for the teacher when the camera flashes. Bottom Left: Anita Ramirez takes a well deserved break. Right: The masked men perform their welding magic. 74-fSophomores , gawk . is ff as Q 5 is if i X Joe Lyday is all dressed up for the big garne. What are you talking about! snickers Daniel Wright. aQ'Ti'R' iff. Diana l-luberth grins a big Bearcat grin. Beverly, Claire, John and Tara show their Sophomore spirit on Let's Get Physical Day. Sophomoresf75 I FRESHMAN CLASS QFFICERS I OOB QCQ 56 L K .3 . K A ,, v X I ' -Q. K K :Q Q4 s K' wx 3 My g , iv A E. Beth Bond, President Mark Jackson, Vice President Boyd Safrit, Treasurer Cathy Baldwin, Secretary 76f Freshman gl Boyd and Tim ham it up. .. ,Tj David Aiken Eugenia Allen Mark Andrews Chad Andrus Joey Ashley Amy Bain zddd ':d': Cathy Baldwin Peter Battista T ' Lane Blackwell -V ' T Courtenay Blair ,iia :T , ' Beth Bond r vllf V 1 ---l H Kim Bresnahan 6 f, , fyefg W ff, gy wg, V xt fr, , 1 3, A 5 f 1 9 6 W YZ? , 1 .1 t ny it 4 f f X --1--- '- ' ff'w.f 'fs.z2f'af.1t .' V M arva Brown NNHATKSAF RESHMAN? At first it seems that the people at HHS are all lumped into one category: students. But viewed at closer range it becomes evident that far dif- ferent classes exist. The top- ranking three are easily dis- tinguished, but the Freshmen are the easiest to Spot. The Freshmen appeared lost at first - usually when looking for the fourth floor pool - but actually they were amazed. They began their perilous journey through high school life with much anticipation and enthu- siasm. They were there at the ballgames yelling their brains out, they also sat in the bleachers and looked for rides to go out afterward. They could always stay home and read Romeo and Juliet or do their geometry homework, some practiced ,WW 1,,g a:f, ,.. .e1'j ',:::' u,f - - i2 .fz5 ff- 1 V,ff fi' X31 f f 7' , f.,,R'!g,' JE 'W' 15152535 12 ' , Y Qgfjp f' fjgyi a mim e ' 3 V'i g. , . 4.13 fewer ,- a t . ,F ,tw + -7- v , 1 fig . ,M .W V., . . ,,f-,, ., . , ... if !:E,, 4. 5, 4 3, ,fr A . it 9? f r wr!! f FZV f M '-lf' f ya as ,W V .-44. r 'M 9 f 5 if ff -, 'J wwe. , ., ,V A .Q ,3r.... ,wa rf ffl ,, I t V if E, 4' f their instruments faithfullyg others worked out in the gym, preparing for the game, match, or race. Most had a good time. They soon learned that high school means hard work, whether they did their homework or thought up excuses for not doing it. The class of '86 was fortu- nate in that they received very little hazing, although an unlucky few were command- ed to perform embarrassing stunts before the hands off rule was established. All in all it was nice to have the freshmen around. They brought a new and fresh feel- ing to the school. And even though they didn't know the words to The Red and White they soon learned them, both forward and backward. Willie Brown Beverly Bryan Tim Buchner Richard Cagle Steve Colbert Susan Conner Chris Creech Alan Cullins Bill Davis ,-1 fr 'x Freshmanf 77 Beth Anderson Stephanie Capps Stephen Carson Sharlene Carter Robert Crosby Raymond Dean Craig Distl Gina Doe Audrey Drake Ben Duncan Brent Easier Melissa Edney Wes Erb Larry Featherstone Steven Flores LeAnn Godsey AWWA. Ricky Graham Tracy Greene William Greene Tommy Green Terry Grimes Robert Griswold David Groce Amanda Harris f Terry Heaton 78fFreshman Above: What are you doing tonight? Beth Anderson and Deanna Miller make plans. Bottom left: Larry Featherstone struts his stuff on the court. Bottom right: Heather Schuler, a new member of the HHS Band practices her scales. F N Top loft: Pam Robinson is glad for sit-outs. Top right: A typical day in homeroom. Bottom left: Euginia Allen wonders how she did on that tough test. Bottom right: You wouIdn't dare take a picture of me like this, wonders Lori Walker. ' 4- Fioss Henderson Mary Hicks Michaela Hofschuster Jeff Hogan Keith Hollingsworth Mark Jackson f::f5ZP.,- - m.iQ,v,,- f . Eric Hennig Qs Paul Javornik Kevin Jennings Shelia Jernigan LaTonya Johnson Sabrina Justice Ann Kellen David Knoble Darren Lammons Alvin Logan Gene Lovelace Kellie Mclvor Marcus McMinn Freshman! 79 Ross Martin Jackie Mays Lisa Mazzeo Suzanne Mickle Deanna Miller Regina Mitter Troy Mosely John Norman Jennifer O'Cain Bill Owens Sterling Owens Audria Pace Robert Parris Micheal Perretta Frank Peschl Michelle Radford Virginia Richards Pam Robinson Kenny Roets Brad Rogers Boyd Safrit Angie Sanford Barry Sarratt Susan Senteil .H 552 i 1 , z Q . . .L W X X sis: 3 NAMES is :X in X N as SAFE? -K X 2: we E Qi A 2 ass f any X gaze 53 i -X-..,.. 5 2125- X .,...:.'-: 2 : is f- ' 5 . r ., - a Q .1 X 2 :S X 'fif is N' 5 is , X is x if X 5 S .:., f we .ss . -r S ' ff X A ove: Was that the punch line, Dawn? laugh lglmjnd Audria. Below: John Norman works steadily on his silk screening. stePha 'ie calms c0 ce 't ate5 on he' musm 80fFreshman S, Sharlene Carter is caught by surprise. Peter Battista takes a liquid break. QVYV V Nt iii-:..: f.,.ii iff' 5 s X X6 X Q 2 N Q Qi ix X X X xg Sift Q, as X Q X X X is L tk ..Lk X 5 R3 iiljex ti , Mp. , ,.,,,. ,. W.,.,. it WWMNE s Si X as X X xx N s 1 as M 5 2 S 4 Xi Q.. uifigsiz-R551 X. ti ,E N iyss kblq.: I .--tfyijitf Suzanna Sheaman Scott Sheldon Ricky Sheidrick Beth Shelton Shane Shipman Timothy Shipman Heather Shuler Gerald Simpson Sandy Simpson Michelie Slawek Connie Smith Willie Smith Sharon Spaulding Diane Stenson Debbie Stepp 0 I Marley Svtepp Paige Story Erik Summey Sam Swearingen Shea Tisdale Christy Thomas Sabrina Triggs Dawn Underwood Chris Vaughn Freshman 81 Marion VonDoenhoff Lori Waller Gary Waters Teresa Waters Shelly Webb Abe Wiles David Williams John Williams Michael Witte Kellie Wood Jeff Worsham George Young Kim Young I Q -'T at F i L t L kikk lm sts N' y y as -s.. ff r i t Not Pictured Brian Fisher Dane Freeman Melanie Justice Alice Mills Michael Snyder Angle Rhodes Nay Uy Kelly Zabel ,K f aN'x 4 Q 82fFreshmen Top Left: Freshmen boys kick up their heels. Top Right: Cathy Baldwin with a hap- py smile. Bottom Right: Algebra with Coach Wilkins can be fun as shown by the smiles on these faces. Center: Lane Black- well learns how to give a Bearcat Yell dur- ing Freshmen Initiation. Bottom Left: Runners show expressions of endurance. Nu-ff 'iff ,N f 4 K sex Top Left: Jennifer 0'Cain on Let's Get Physical Day . Top Right: The girls giggle before the game. Above: Although the team is losing, Lisa remains in good spirits. Right Middle: Barry Williams takes up money for victory ribbons. Right: Woe, she was cute! Q' Freshmenf83 Tlf HEIQS l Coach Fellows, Mr. Gibson, Mrs. Shipman, Mrs. Liebfried and Coach Pierce spend a Saturday helping with the Special Olympics. Many of the teachers took ad- vantage of the Halloween spir- it. 84-f Teachers ,Z 1 Tethering the High Spirits 9 X gy , ig? Mr. Orr digs right in at th S nior Pizza blast. in Q 5 l Q CBQG iff' QQ Q QQ. P Q ' Q20 . 31. . . OQQQ Q back i BWSO Ofllla th5 hersf 85 School days, school days dear old golden rule days. Reading, writing, and arith- metic, taught to the tune of the hickory stick. Coordinating students, teachers, books, sports, ac- tivities, and schedules into a school year is the job of the HHS administration. Then it's back to school, back to English, the maths, the sci- ences, the foreign lan- guages, and back to those quotes that remind us of edu- cation . . . i t ,,,,g M Q , wl' Q 3Ell.5 ,pie s l i H, S ,f X ,J Nm, if 1 S Tom Wilson ,ff Principal M , ssli ,J X 3 School Secretary , t Q ft' Yun' r Gail Johnson 1' 9 Jim Pardue Asst. Principal ,,t, up S . sn. as l s . A . , W' N?-Z, , 4. S u ,,,,, 86fAdministration Qu 5. Q u Jack Johnson ,f v f , k . A V' UW , . M., P Onlta Wra Guidance Secretary 'i fi, P, Guidance Counselor .4 1 fgf, r V, Q If zz-mmf ,V,,:,,f,y.g, , ,rf I I 'zy:,g,f, I ggi: , ,f Q, .Kaya , W Lf' ,, ,y if ,- A S.,, , A L , , ff- wr W, ,z3myf,xg,Rff4r an 1 ,M , X V-:, af ug if 3 ,MW rf, asf A , I ,. jqmij ' ,z ,:1g, ' , . , ff ,W . , M,,,,,, MW! rum .-: -, ,rr rr d e School Board ff Q 1 eff 4 H M 31.1 yr, ,f ' , ni fU24,,5rg , ' Q is Jef, ,f M, WW, I 'MH f ,, 'IV lflzlfifk ,'f'5' 3 . ' X44 1' My 3 , fc' -if Q,-,, W 3 -. ...k aw' sf 3 an ,X Q X it .. Kerth Dalbec Career Guadance fyffxss K. i Administrationf87 Philip Fellows Reading Freshmen Seniors Alice Lawson 5 ms. pu' , is r, ' 1 lc' S-- 'if 'WG W1-Q' if 'liigllifs-3 I O ,HIM kg S S E' 88fEnglish David Pierce Sophomores Freshmen Ethelyn Roberts Q Juniors Beverly Russell Sophomores Juniors H inf 3 .-,. :K mug To be, or not to be, that is the question . . Term Pa- pers, A penny saved is a penny earned, Vocabulary fggtfl f i'V - Betsy Wiiliams X D.P.T., Laureate X Richard Brown D.P.T. 1 cards, Who, What, When, Where, How, and Why? Tomorrow and tomorrow, and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace from day to day. 5 ,t .X ug A E 'L a any Hlwvnllu Q'-,2e::::',-..- Tom E. Orr Seniors Drama Linda Henderson M, Librarian Nw.. - 2: X - 'hw i iff 3 VVS l , ,. '-. ,,..--'H tf'1..,1 Sf-s' 15.97 ,mfs ,fitjm R '-.WI ifjfif '.l .: ': ::2' , -, JE' X- 4 i 5 ', 5, '4, .,,. 'ffmg X '- -, 'f. '- '-. - t . .' H.. ., ., w. - t , . f ' ,S - -If-.,'1,:., r , ' ' ' ,,.3.: .- . .g :.,.,. , .Q Carol Wilson 1, -. . , 5 I -1. Englishf89 Verbatim , l'Two lines are parallel if the .. . Proofs , 2O push-ups if you're tardy, Geometry, the branch of mathematics that deals with. . Analytic Geometry. wif Sharman Norman Algebra Il Geometry Bobby Wilkins f I Algebra l i Phys. Science Peggy Lovvorn f Algebral i ii Math ll S pgs 3:41 90fMathlScience -'S Sandy Cannon Math Aide 1 -vs 8' ,sf Larry Nordlinger N Computer Science Aide Baron Jackson N.. Trig. Betsy copoiino 'S A Lf Calculus Geometry . Computer Science ttsl --- ' Physical Science ,, ss., ,fb Q if f James Franklin Chemistry Physics Hans Steinhardt Physical ScaencefMath I 'K Phillip E. Brintnall Biology Athletic Director Wwwff Tom Murray ' y Biology Adv Biology The nucleusis made up of protons and neutrons , Bi- ology bear, The periodic table contains the following elementszf' J.B. MathlSciencef91 PMA, The Ides of March, Four score and seven years ago, Reagan- omics, Craig Encounter, The Walking Blind, No more discussions, Ham- murabi, Speech of Bill Hendon, The Wall Street Crash, Darwinism, Crazys, Gosh, I love my job, Do you know where your homeroom is? 2 Mary Beth Fender Psychology American History Student Council s O X 9 t 'li as g X ll... X Frances Perry Bruce Snyder World History Economics American History Government!Geography Current Events 92f Social Studies, Fine Arts, Foreign Language wb' James Stokes Band Gibby Goose, Pina tas, Snoopy vs. Garfield,' No siestas, No chiclef Dress up day, Grrrrrrr. Cheese tasting, Sol,' Attention, Hikes, FO CUS , You're a beat off,' Alice Alto, Mars Hill Audi tions, Pucker . . . Inch worm, Charlie Brown and friends, Monologos,' Enka Competition, Tuba Trio Miral, Stained glass windows, 1,452 tr' Social Studies, Fine Arts, Foreign Languagef93 i '4 E Nl 9353 t fel? 3 Two wrongs never make S, 5 Q f Q Q a right, HASDFJKL SEMI, School Supplies, Cre- r ation of new food, EIevator - Out of order, Bake SaIe, . a 6 A iili' 'b..,.,oa Ted Brackett Distributive Education Marketing I Q ' in 5 5 gat?-'s'lt t ah 15' X Harry Dotson Auto Mechanics 'Stew Q H. H. Blankenship Driver Education 94-fvocational Education X Office Occupations Betty Oates Accounting Short Hand ttf ttt. H Laureate kiss MW REQ' if 9 x ... .LLAf' - f ina-'S' Richard Gunning Industrial Arts A si Ml 4 3 Z f Vo? f a it M-F David Malpass Drafting, I.C.T., Industrial Arts at 0 Hannah Edwards Typing I, II 41.4. 2 TM? sq F' Mary V. Mims I .ff Home Economics Family Life Food Services Vocational Educationf95 Kill Ball The dreaded Beam, Stairs, Lifting Weights, The rat in the pool, Basketball, Health, Miniature Golf. 35.33 - 'L fd' Ronald Boyd Boys PE L, rm X Q9 Kathy Streeter Girls P.E. 96!Pnysicai Education, TMH go S1 k Skip Gibson TMH I R1 Special Olympics, Broken heater in the Green: house, Silk-screening, Cleaning the cafeteria. gm Pnysicai Education, TMI-i!97 Qi , The LAUREATE staff eS- pecially wishes to congratu- late Mrs. Sharman Norman for receiving the HHS Teach- 4' ,Qs .. 1 Q N 4 'xg' U 1. J E if-if 'ah fgfi glt ,-, t er of the Year award for the 1982-83 school year. The faculty selects the recipient of this award. Their selection is based on dedication and professional excellence. 98fTeacher ol the Year ii i? T N ' F. -K 'A'f'Q a ' t C I Q t A .-.. ag. Ml' it - N5 3' . :WY 3 nl -- . ..,.Wr- W2 1 ' fi.. Mwffmwww 'W .A..X X ,X I he ' A ,abacus X 4- QF si , o Q . S1 , . t I N 5. aw SC? mall ' . Coach strikes a casual pose in the office. On the court, he trades the tie for sneakers. Deskwork is only a part of Coach Par- due's daily routine. With his red towel on his shoulder, Coach calls instructions to the team. The 1982-83 Laureate is dedicated to Coach Jim Pardue for his many contributions to HHS. He has worked with students in the classroom, inthe area of sports and as an administra- tor. He has brought to each area a sense of humor, fair play and caring for the people he works with. Coach Pardue is perhaps best known for his work as Head Basket- ball Coach, a position he has held since 1967. Across the state, he has gained recognition for producing out- standing teams year after year. He has been named Western North Carolina Coach of the Year four times and, in 1972, led the Bearcats to the state AAA championship. Coach Pardue has served as Vice- Principal at HHS since 1980. As an administrator, he encourages the high standards of behavior that the school and community expect from its students. We dedicate the Laure- ate to Coach Pardue in thanks for his service to our school. Dedicationf99 T ITIES Band members perform their routines for the motorama. Spanish Club members dress the part for Spanish Day. 1 Oof Activities Heading into New Directions wha, ff ' V M ,W 7 Q M f A 1 me E ee. X 5 X The I-IHS Chorus provide half- time entertainment at a home ballgame. Money exchanges quickly, as Jennifer Jarvis works the gates for Honor Society. Activitiesf101 STUDENT CGUNCIL .M wmWMMW L to R Row 1: Mrs. Edwards, F. Marshall, S. Stokes, J. Sitton, S. Stokes, G Cosgrove J. Pace N Linder Mrs. Fender L F . , , . , , . reeman Row 2: P. Story, D. Henderson, P. McGuirt, T. Heaton, C. Thomas, J. 0'Cain, L. Guice, J.M. Prim, L. Correa, H. Haynes, K. Swindell Row 3: J. Jarvis, C. Ward, B. Lyday, L. Rodman, S. Connor, B. Anderson, T. Dennison, K. Lynch, S. Webb, B. Bond Row 4: M. Noesen, J. Strickland, W. Wilkins, C. Justus, C. Russell, C. Shelton, D. Kitts, B. McKibben, L. Battista R. Morin S. Oates A. Edward W. I I I sl Stoneman, L. Michalove, R McCarthy, K. Henderson, L. Witte, B. McCarthy, M. Dawes, C. Danielson, J. Ashley, L. Veazey ff K' X Department and Committee Heads: L to R Row 1: Laurie Battista, Pep Board: Craig Justus, Elections: Debra Henderson, Bulletin Board: Lynn Freeman, Citizen of the Month: Wendy Wilkins, Social Department: Rob Morin, Safety Department: Lorri Michalove, Point Board. Row 2: Kathy Fredericks, International Relations: Lisa Guice, Human Relations: Tom Dennison, House and Grounds: Emily Georg, Scrapbook: Nancy Linder, Point Board Assistant. 1 O2f Activities The Student Council is a group of students elected by the student body, who plan activities for HHS. The Coun- cil represents the students and brings new ideas to the administration. Some of the activities this year included the Watermel- on Blast, Soc-hops, assem- blies, the magazine drive, and the Homecoming Dance. The Student Council is sponsored by Mrs. Hannah Edwards and Mrs. Mary Beth Fender. Ya 2 .am Activitiesf1 O3 T'-:X KEYWANETTES The Keywanettes started their year out early by taking a trip to Myrtle Beach. Some memories for the girls: Scot- tie . . . Misty Blue . . . Brejet- tas Chair . . . ABC . . . Sea- board . . . Leroy . . . Peeping daddies. The club has done several projects for the school, including a luncheon for the teachers and a sub- marine sandwich dinner to raise money for the girls track team. They have pre- pared baskets for the needy and winterized homes for the community. During football and basketball seasons the girls showed their spirit by making and wearing spirit tags. The girls also helped the Red Cross with a Blood- mobile. Mrs. Sharman Nor- man is the sponsor. L K .4 L to R Row 1: Lisa Guice, Vice President: Kristie Lynch, Sophomore Officer: Row 2: Ann Nowakowski, Treasurer: Maureen Flynn, Secretary: Ashley Edwards, Vice President: Patty McCarthy, President. Row 3: Lisa Williams, Historian: Mrs. Norman: Kathy Fredericks, Executive Member at Large. 1 04!Activi:ies g fa. KQ. k t X :.1,,-3?F f riip 'T gi ' ww ai Tj Q is 6 if Q t 3 at f li, v f M an L to R Row 1: D. Henderson, L. Williams, M. Flynn, T. Mace. Row 2: P. Mcconnachie, K. Lynch, K Fredericks, J. Sitton. Row 3: M. Toikka, L. Guice, K. Henderson. Row 4: L. Vaughn, A. Nowakowski, A Edwards, L. Rodman. Row 5: E. Engleson, L. McGuirt, M. Michalove, Mrs. Norman, P. McCarthy, B Shealy, C. Tillman. Row 6: E. Georg, S. Gore, B. Lyday, T. Overgaard, L. Michalove, K. Towne, L. Correa, C Sheehan, D. Hodge, E. Creech. Q X -4 c sa 1 ts ,S U I ID , i KEY CLUB NNXNNMAM- . . Lto R Row 1: B. Alexander, F. Marshall. Row 2: C. Russell, J. Strickland, C. Justus, P. Bonesteel. Row 3: T. Burgess, B. McKibbin, L. Veazey, M. Tinsley. Row 4: K. Reid, B. Jackson, J. Pace, J. Lyday. Row 5: J. Ficker, S. Featherstone. Row 6: R. Morin, M. Dawes. Row 7: J. Knight, M. Nowakowski. Row 8: A. Eidson, D. Kitts, M. Noesen. Row 9: J. McMullen, K. Jones, llll. Stoneman, T. Dennison, C. Cosgrove, R. Crafton. The 1982-83 Key Club has participated in many activi- ties and projects. They played an active part in pow- derpuff activities during Homecoming Week by stun- ning the crowd in an elegant display of wigs, makeup and male legs. The club was in charge of the coronation of the Homecoming Queen and Court. Great American Smoke Out, Weatherizing the homes of the needy and making plans for a large fund raiser occupied the time of the club members through- out the busy year. . .M .MW .f of - A K 7, K ' L to R Row 1: Craig Justus, Treasurer: John Strickland, President. Row 2: Bill McKibbin, Vice President: Jimmy Pace, Secretary: Lee Veazey, Vice President. Activitiesf105 DRAIVIA - THESPIANS - CHCDRUS Iii L to R Row 1: T. Gore, M. Renuart, F. Marshall, L. McGuirt, S. Smith, T. Commerford, G. Collins, K. Atkins, R. Mitter, M. Stepp, M. Kelly, M. Owens, J. Mead. Row 2: B. Lyday, S. Gore, T. Overgaard, J. Lyday, E. Creech, C. Ward, C. Sherrill, L. Battista, J. Molton, R. Rodriguez, K. Suber, A. Gossett, K. Rotes. Row 3: M. Doane, J. Jackson, B. Finney, R. Morin, J. Schnyder, D. Owens, J. Strickland, W. Wilkins, A. Gunning, C. Justus, P. Bonesteel, 'A. Boswell, C.A. Baber, C. Brown, G. Angram, J. Knight, W. Gleaton, C. Russell, K. Kilgore, P. Kraus, J. House, K. Utt, D. Hodge, C. Sheehan 2-MJVIWJ Ii M1 WDAAZ Thesplan Officers: L to R: Cathy Sheehan, Secretary: Rob Morin, Treasurer: Wendy Wilkins, President: Ellen Creech, Vice-Presi- dent: Not Pictured - Joan Schnyder, Historian The Drama Department and Thespians were involved in many exciting productions this year. The Drama Depart- ment entertained the student body and important guests with the performance of Marigolds. This perfor- mance dealt with the scenar- io of an everyday classroom. In November Mr. Orr directed the North Carolina Theatre Conference in Winston Sa- lem and took Thespians John Strickland, Cathy Sheehan, Wendy Wilkins, El- len Creech, Rob Morin, Frank Marshall and Craig Justus to act as go-phers. During Christmas, Thespi- ans and the Drama Depart- ment performed for the school A Charlie Brown Christmas . The perfor- mance was excellent and helped brighten the Christ- mas holidays. Auditions were held in Jan- uary for a singing and danc- ing group that will perform for the student body and the public. The Drama Depart- ment and Thespians of 1983 are keeping the tradition of Bearcat Class . 'W L to R Row 1: K. Atkins, S. Gore, M. Owens, K. Utt. Row 2: R. Owen, J. Schnyder, C. Sheehan, W. Wilkins, L. Battista, F. Marshall, J. Strick- land. Row 3: J. House, E. Creech, M. L. Cochran, B. Lyday, C. Justus, J. Jackson, B. Finney ', , i . y s- The Chorus of 1982-83, under the di- l-It Mars Hill Honors Chorus Nominees: L to R Row 1: John Strickland, Melissa Michalove. Row 2: Mychelle Owens, Jennifer Molton, Rusty Wilson. Row 3: Brian Finney, Cathy Sheehan, Tim Rice, Traci Overgaard. Row 4: Joe Lyday, Whitney Gleaton. L to R Row 1: M. Michalove, L. Guice, K. Brosnahan L. Mazzeo Row 2: P. Story, C. Sheehan, D. Gruca, L. Blair, J. Orr Flow : C. Creech, T. Liner, E. Creech, A. Gunning, D. Hodge, C. Conversano, J. Rudisill, T. Overgaard Row 4: R. Shell, R. Wilson, J. McMullen, J.M. Prim, J. Molton Row 5: C. Sherrill, P. Owens, J. Strickland, D. Byrd, A. Bain, L. Walker, W. Gleaton, M. Owens. Row 6: G. Collins, C. Ward. Row 7: J. Schnyder, G. Webb Row 8: T. Rice, A. Buchenberg. Row 9: P. Bonesteel, N. Wood. Row 10: K. Suber, C. Justus, T. Shipman. Row 1 1: M. Doane, J. Lyday. Row 12: D. Engle, B. Finnie, F. Marshall, M.L. Cochran, W. Wilkins, Mrs. Eleanor Reim. rection of Mrs. Eleanor Fleim sang at i Lake Junaluska, gave concerts for the Welcome Wagon, Kiwanis, Trinity Wom- en's Club, and Hendersonville High, sang at our Christmas Concert, and openings of Basketball games. They participated in the Mars Hill Choral Clin- ic and a musical production. Q i L l l R . Chorus Officers Top to Bottom: Wendy Wilkins, President: Brian Finney, Vice-President: Traci Overgaard, SecretaryITreasurer: George Col- lins, Vice-President: Jennifer Molton, Librarian. Activitiesf 1 07 MARCHING B ND 37 .aa-ff - L to R Row 1: L. Vaughn, L. McGuirt, G. Williams. Row 2: J. Jarvis, K. Edney, A. Elliot, S. Bynum, S. Triggs, S. Sentell, S. Capps, D. Henderson, T. Gore. Row 3: L. Guice, H. Schuler, D. Knoble, B. Groce, S. Shelton, T. Holbert, B. Anderson, K. Guice, G. Wilkinson, N. Linder. Row 4: J. Sit- ton, S. Stokes, H. Haynes, B. Morin, M. Jackson, W. Stoneman, L. Freeman, L. Godsey, M. Radford, A. Edwards. Row 5: K. Capps, W. Gleaton, M. Nowakowski, R. Wilson, C. Russell, R. Cagle, G. Webb, A. Bain, L. Kirkpatrick, J. Pace. Row 6: S. Conner, J. Hill, D. Kraus, C. Brown, S. Shelton, C. Creech, T. Dennison, L. Bowling. Row 7: D. Aiken, D. Oates, M. Kelley, R. Manuel, G. Godsey, A. Woody. Miss Jennifer Jarvis, Drum Major. 108fMarching Band -ww 3 'i9v -ul . Zsliifw. H H, Q. ' A 4,1 N K i 'i6'-.s- wish - .' V' Aki Q L 'I Majorettes: Gini llllilliamsg Leigh McGuirt, Captain: Lisa Vaughn. Once again, the HHS Band received a superior rating for it's 24th consecutive appearance in state competi- tion. They upheld their reputation for being an excellent band which prides itself on musical and technical profi- ciency. Congratulations to Mr. James Stokes, director, and to the 1982-83 band members for adding a touch of class to our school. -if 'Q . t l , 1 'L i L 55 4,499 ,,,.-'r Kw- Mr. 81 Mrs. James Stokes vw , . ., . H . A. wap: Flag Corps L to R: Nancy Linder, Lee Ann Bowling, Karen Capps, Susan Connor, Jamie Pace, Jan Sitton, Lisa Guice, Ashley Edwards, Captain. Marching Bandfl FRENCH St SPANISH CLUBS The foreign language clubs of HHS were active this year. The Spanish Club held a pinata breaking party. They also corresponded with for- eign pen-pals. The French Club went hiking at Looking Glass Falls. In December the club visited the Biltmore House to see the Christmas decorations. Club members view films and hear lectures about different countries around the world. Any stu- dent taking French or Span- ish at HHS can join a foreign language club. Miss Lois Gibbs sponsors the Spanish Club and Mr. Dale Lappin sponsors the French Club. French Club L to R Row 1: A. Woody, S. Lance, C. Rankin, A. Bain, H. Haynes, K. Capps, M. Michalove, K. Towne, M. Toikka, L. Battista, C.A. Barber, M. Noesen, M. Dawes, A. Edison, Mr. Lappin. Row 2: J. Metcalf, P. Owen, E. Hall, S. Oates, J. Schuler, N. Linder, J.M. Prim, G. Wilkinson, E. Engleson, K. Utt, K. Smith, C. Tillman, J. Gruca. Row 3: D. Rauch, L. Veazey, A. Mack, C. Justus, W. Stoneman, J. Cleary, S. Shetterly, R. Morin. lounr , Y 1 . I 1 ' French Club Officers L to R: Craig Justus, President: Allen Edison, Treasurer: Nancy Linder, Secretary, Jean-Marie Prim, Vice President: Mr. Lap- pin Spanish Club Officers L to R Row 1: Jamie Pace, Historian: Lynn Garren, Secretary: Row 2: Mike Nowakowski, Vice Presi- dent: Debbie Gruca, President: David Thomas, Committee Chairman: Paige McGuirt, Vice President: Miss Gibbs: Linda Witte, Secretary. 11OfFrench and Spanish Club 'T Spanish Club L to R Row 1: M. Renuart, A. Buchenberg, K. Witte, J. Pace, L. Stocker, D. Gruca, S. Hare, D. Thomas, K. Guice, P. McGuirt, S.J. Thompson, L. Witte, P. McCarthy, L. Garren, M. Santos, M. Nowa- kowski. Row 2: D. Pace, R. Whobrey, C. Sherrill, A. Kellen, C. Ward, A. Elliot, K. Jones, G. Williams, M. Orr, L. McGuirt, K. McGraw, K. Flynn, C.A. Konsler, T. Westlake, B. Becher, B. Becher, Miss Gibbs, L. Guice. Row 3: T. Harden, A. Hofschuster, A. Mack, L. Jones, R. Crafton, B. Balken, L. McCarson, B. McCarthy, K. Green, D. Kitts, S. Stokes, J. Pace, B. Redden, R. Manual, S. Featherstone, C. Beach, D. King, L. Correa. ii -v FRED 8t WHITE STAFF -A 1 L to R Row 1: K. Lynch, C. Cosgrove, A. Edwards, L. Guice, M. Flynn. Row 2: S. Shetterly, J. Lyday, B. McKibbin, K. Fredericks. Flow 3: S. Stokes, A. Hall, L. Blair, W. Gleaton, E. Creech, K. Towne, M.L. Cochran, E. Georg. 4 ! L to R Maureen Flynn, Features Editor: Ashley Edwards, Sports Editor: Kathy Fredericks, Assistant Editor: Mary Lee Cochran, News Editor ..,.H A h .:., .' V. ,Thi Kathe Davenport, 1982-83 Editor. The Red 8 White Staff published a monthly newspa- per. A new feature was Mr. Tom's Neighborhood in which Mr. Tom was omnis- cient. The staff was proud to involve all four classes as Neighbors. Kathe Davenport, editor, deserves credit for her hard work and enthusiasm. Thanks to our sponsor Mrs. Alice Lawson for her dedica- tion. The staff and HHS ap- preciates your hard work. Thanks to the graphics de- partment and Mr. Richard Gunning for printing the pa- per. Red and wnire!111 . sl HGNGR SOCIETY L to R Row 1: B. Lyday, W. Wilkins, K. Johnson, S.J. Thompson, A. l-lall, M. Flynn, L. Williams, D. Gruca, S. Gore, K. Guice, J.M. Prim, L. Vaughn, L. Guice, S. Voorhees, E. Creech, A. Woody. Row 2: J. Jarvis, M.L. Cochran, L. Battista, P. McCarthy, K. Fredericks, L. Freeman, E. Georg, N. Linder, A. Nowakowski, C. Gaines, K. Swindell. Row 3: J. Strickland, C. Russell, B. McCarthy, D. Kitts, F. Marshall, J. McMullen, B. McKibbin, S. Stokes, C. Justus. Row 4: B. Becher, L. Veazey, D. Kraus, C. Russell, S. Woods, C. Cosgrove, R. Morin, J. Pace, R. Manuel, R. Crafton, T. K. Tang. The Valentine Chapter of the National Honor Society is dedi- cated to honor, leadership, character, and service. In Octo- ber of 1982, 37 juniors and sen- iors were inducted into the So- ciety. The Honor Society worked to establish a Scholar- ship fund to help a HHS senior attend college in the fall. 1 1 2fHonor Society L to R Row 1: Emily Georg, Secretary: Lisa Williams, Treasurer: Patty McCarthy, Vice President. Row 2: Mrs. Lawson: Mrs. Rob- erts: Cam Russell, Vice President: Mary Lee Cochran, Vice Presi- dent: Ann Nowakowski, President. l as in-iisrwszl We ,- ,W ff ,, U f 1' it 'r ' Wi CO PUTER CLUB L to R Row 1: T. Baughman, D. Baughman Row 2: T. Green, T. Buckner, M. Hofshuster. Row 3: F. Peschl, A. Hofshuster, K. Smith, L. Jones, K. Jennings. Row 4: J. Faust, D. Engle, S. Woods, J. Sheaman, M. Perretta, A. Buchenberg, B. Safrit. L to R Mr. Jackson: Stuart Woods, President: David Engle, Vice Presi- dent: Johnny Sheeman, Secretary. Not pictured, Roger Taylor, Trea- SUl'0l'. HHS offers students a chance to learn computer pro- gramming using Texas Instru- ments, Apple and IBM comput- ers. The Computer Club is re- sponsible for maintaining the computers at HHS. The dues that the club members pay are used to buy soft ware and is also used for maintenance of equipment. Computer CIubf1 13 FCA - FTA - FHA FCA L to R Row 1: T. Rice, Mr. Murray, D. Kitts, Mr. Nordlinger, L. Veazey, L. Freeman, K. McGraw, E. Hall, D. Staten, R. Turner, J. Jar- vis, A. Mack, J.M. Prim, S. Justice, A. Woody, A. I-lall. FCA Officers L to R: Lynn Freeman, Secretary: Tim Rice, Treasur- er: Angela Hall, President. Not pictured, Debra Henderson, Vice President. The Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes is a club that brings students and faculty together and promotes a Christian atmosphere in ath- letics. The club meets twice a month and members attend Bible studies on Wednesday and Friday mornings. 1 14lFcA-FTA-FHA The Helping Hand center at Bruce Drysdale School was treated to a carnival giv- en by the FTA. Other club ac- tivities included clowning at the King Apple Parade and sponsoring a soc-hop. Pro- ceeds from the soc-hop went to the Special Olympics Fund. At the end of the year the FTA gives a tea for teach- ers at HHS. A 1. L FTA Dfficers L to R Row 1: Suzane Hare, Vice President: Mrs. Russell. Row 2: Lindsey Stocker, Secretary: Elesabeth Engelson: Linda Witte, Treasurer: Karen Witte, President. Not pictured, Karen Utt. FHA Officers L to R Row 1: Ginny Livingston, Vice President: Mrs. Mims: Emily Georg, President. Row 2: Lynn Garren, Historian, Sabrina Justus, Secretary, Mary Sue Hicks, Treasurer. f Members of FHA partici- pated in the District Eight Rally and the District Six and Eight Leadership Workshop. Club members held a bake sale to raise money for the national building fund in Res- ton, Va. During National FHA week, the club planned a rocking chair marathon. Mrs. Mary Mims is the sponsor. , ls, ., ,- 5 A FHA L to R Row 1: S. Nickel, T. Capps, L. Johnson, S. Jerigan, A. Rhodes, K. Young, K. Green, B. Smith, M. Lovelace, S.J. Thompson, K. Crisp, V. Richards, L. Shipman, K. Bresnahan, J Staggs, J. Mays, M. Owens, Mrs. Mims. Row 2: L. Garren, S. Justus, M.S. Hicks. 91 FTA L to R Row 1: G. Taylor, K. Kilgore, D. Thomas, L. Stocker, B. Russell, C.J. Rankin, L. Correa, S. Lance. Row 2: L. Stocker, A. Boswell, J. Pace, G. Livingston, K. Crisp, A. Kellen, J. Tyte. Row 3: R. House, K. Green, A. Elliot, L. Witte, S. Richards, D. Johnson, D. Burge, K. Witte, E. Engleson, S. Hare, L.A. Bowling, D. Wynn. Row 4: M. Lovelace, L. London, J. House, M. Mosley, A. Mack, S. Justus, R. Stepp. FCA-FTA-FHAX1 15 ART CLUB E i L to R Row 1: L. Battista, P. Pullen, J. House, R. House A Hughes K Witte D Sanford K Green, L. Stocker, T. Green, S. Krautwurst. Row2 C Betts J Jackson S Forres G Godsey R. Taylor, D. Chastain, C. Beach, J. Metcalf. ,V X, V! L to R Angie Hughes, Secretaryg Chris Betts, President: Cliff Beach, Vice Presidentg David Chastain, heasurer. 1 16!An Club The purpose of the Art Club is to get students in- volved in activities that help them use their minds and hands creatively. This year the Art Club has painted a mural outside the art room, organized the door decorat- ing contest and numerous other activities. We would like to thank Mrs. Hobbs for her hard work. 7 o if f J. fa i, ,A X i X s x X i .,, K iff ' 4 ll.. VICA I, Nl IV LI ,i xlib Chapter B: L to R Phillip Williams, President: Cheryl Bennett, Secretary: Rebecca House, Vice President: Connie Conversano, Parliamentarian: Mike Peretta, heasurer: Chris Betts, Historian, Mr. David Malpass. V L to R Wesley Stepp, Parliamentarian: Scott Featherstone, Secretary: Jonathan Young, Reporter: David Chastain, Vice President: Perry Owen, Treasurer: Mr. Dotson. Not pictured, Howard Molton, President. ss, 'Q L to II Row 1: T. Patterson, G. Hughey, Mr. Dotson, S. Featherstone, S. 0'ShieIds. Row 2: J. Tweed, R Sheldrick, W. Wilson, D. Drake, D. Chastain, J. Young, W. Stepp, P. Owen. Qif E535 L to R Row 1: S. Carson, B. Alford, M. Tinsley, C. Stepp, J. Brown, G. Rogers, M. Keef, R. House, D. Staton, Mr. Mal- pass Row 2: S. Colbert, C. Bennett, L. Vaughn, C. Conver- sano, P. Williams. Row 3: M. Perretta, C. Betts, E. Jack- SOI1. The North Carolina Vocation- al lndustrial Clubs of America, lVlCAJ, is a youth organization designed for students of Trade and industrial Education. All lo- cal members are eligible for membership in the state and na- tional associations. The local chapters and the State Association meet periodi- cally to provide opportunities for the members to participate in educational, social, recrea- tional and vocational activities. Participating members develop leadership, self-confidence, personality and poise. vicA!1 17 DECA - LITERARY - SOCCER The Distributive Education Clubs of America, QDECAJ, is an organiza- tion designed for students enrolled in DE. The Club members visit local bu- sinesses to learn current business practices. Some of the activities in- cluded a pizza party, the annual pic- nic, and projects to provide Christ- mas gifts for the needy families. The Club competes in different as- pects ofthe retail business with other schools in District Vlll. There are two District competition levels, state, and national. The Literary Club members work hard to publish Socko, a magazine of students writings. The Club meets once a month to plan activities and study techniques of writing. This year the club attended an authors ex- hibit at UNC-A and held a dinner at the Vera Cruz restaurant in Asheville. The Club is sponsored by Mrs. Be- verly Russell. Pa..-:- AQ 1... . SSA A DECA L to R Row 1: J. Clark, R. Summey, W. Perry, G. Nanney, C. Bennett, P. Hobbick, J Jackson, T. Capes, L. Shipman, Mr. Brackett. Row 2: J. Hutchinson, T. Grimes, T.K. Tang, C Grimes, L. Freeman, T. Westlake, T. Foster. . an-was J I Q.. , sw.: ff l . X g --. -.J vias J . si l 5 l Ui9f8l'V clllb I- to R Row 12 C- HIISSGII. R- Cl'3fi0m D- 03105, J- Literary 0fficersLtoRRow 1: Karen Utt, President: Rebecca I-louse House, E. Georg, Mrs. RUSSGII, 5- Woods. D- BUl'9ei N- Wood. R- Treasurer. Row 2: Emily Georg, Secretary: Rusty Grafton, Vice Presi I-louse, K. Witte, K. Utt. 1 18fDECA-Literary-Soccer dent. -M4 DECA Officers L to I-I: Tong K. Tang, Treasurer: Cheryl Bennett, Secretary: Lynn Freeman, President: Tom Westlake, Vice President. if K 7' A HA 65: gms, Soccer: L to R Row 1: Mr. Keith Dalbec, T. Westlake, F. Stepp, K. McGraw, D. Baughman, S. Swearingen, M. Peratta, K. Carter, R. Mackell. Row 2: T. Whitter, K. Davey, T. Rice, A. Hofs- chuster. fri Soccer Officers L to R Row 1: Tim Baugh- man, Secretary: Torn Westlake, Vice Presi- dent. Row 2: Ken McGraw, President: Mr. Keith Dalbec, Sponsor. A newly formed organiza- tion this year was the Soccer Club. Some members were experienced at playing soc- cer when they joined, while others were learning to play for the first time. Once other teams were found to play, the club became an active team that well represented the school. Mr. Keith Dalbec was the sponsor. DECA-Literary-Soccerf1 1 9 '82 LAUREATE STAFF '83 The LAUREATE staff be- gins workin the summer pri- or to the opening of school. Searching for a theme, a cov- er, ideas and pictures are a top priority. During football season, the staff sells victory ribbons to raise money and to promote school spirit. The LAUREATE also sponsors the annual Powderpuff foot- ball game and half-time ac- tivities during Homecoming week. Mrs. Betty Oates Patty McCarthy Editor Havoc is loose in the LAU- REATE room when it is dead- line time. The final copy, pic- tures and layouts must be finished and sent to the print- ers by January 15. There never seems to be enough time to complete the work. The sections are finally fin- ished: once again, the year- book becomes a collection of memories of another year at HHS. We thank our sponsors Mrs. Betty Oates and Miss Betsy Williams. 1 201 Laureate Staff 'XX 'Q-...., Craig Justus, Business Editor Bill McCarthy, Photographer Traci Overgaard, Faculty Editor: Emily Georg, Artist Cam Russell, Athletic Editor L to R: Ann Nowakowski, Underclassmen Editor: Traci Overgaard, Faculty Editor: Wendy Miss Betsy Williams Wilkins, Assistant Editor: Mary Lee Cochran, Senior Editor: Sally Jane Thompson, Features Editor. Bearcats charge through the run- through, ready to challenge their opponent. 1 22f Sports Volleyball players hustle to win their match. . ,jk Na S w Riding the Winds 1 .L..g.fQ S I Q . M. 'F A B verly Bryant tips th h f II player. .....i.I,,,, tiitt I I .I ,, , ,-gig, if B r 5 ., 4 , .,:. .Q fi 'T 0 .s to z .Q 0 fO., .o 0 '59 I 0 ' -. i I th tl g match, it I k I k HS Il t H . top. Sportsf123 legal coAcHEs Coaching is a job which takes hours of standing in cold winds, hot sunshine, and crowded gyms. Coaches spend hours making deci- sions which may influence the outcome of a game. Coaches have many friends when they are winning and many lonely hours when they are losing. The coaches of Hender- sonville High School repre- sent dedication. They never have a losing season in the ways which really count, dedication to principles, ideals and hard work. They keep the winning tradition going with their touch of class . lt's not an easy job. , ii.. .gg ga.. t . , , .B as J K Ma V nvst i Be ti Coach Phil Brintnall Athletic Director Varsity Football 536 Coach Jim Pardue Coach Kathy Streeter Coach Bobby Wilkins Varsity Basketball Girls Basketball, Volleyball Varsity Football, Girls Track JV Basketball to if'-3 Coach David Pierce Coach Bruce Snyder Coach Ronald Boyd Varsity Football, Track Varsity Football, Softball Varsity Football, Baseball 1 24 Coaches lim L C T f E Name... I ff ', I f' - Coach Baron Jackson Cross Country JV Football, Track Wrestling, Golf .,. ' N Coach Larry Nordlinger Coach Tom Murray C I! -1' if-7, f T S I ,Xa- Q ix 5 8 .. . k l :. sf- F X acc F Q Q :ZX in n' . 1 fr' is 4 ,f 2 M lll- --P -ll y S Q? ' .-445-, W Q65lSf-w- 1 - : 5.:fp11 Mm Og , . Dr. William Lampley 5 Ted Meadows Team Physician R Photographer I I ! ,.1 ii' V ' me N E' -si' ,...w - gi va.maafnvHw ' W Coach Charlie Byrd Miss Linda Henderson Varsity Cheerleaders Mis? Caro' Wilson Tennis Wrestling Cheerleaders Coachesf1 25 in ' 4' 2 K'I 4-fm . ' f f 1': ' .,., ,, ' - I -,gi AA -B 1 M it W.. .ee V M. 49- fvv' . .. N -VV M J fff iw AAL, ,, 'ff,,, -- :'f - iff fmmf 'ffm--I 'If ,.g.., ,.,. , ' e -Q x :'I, ,'kk V fr , It I Varsity football, headed by -e,az,,,,e 51 - - - - f'-: vw ff ,-M 1v:-- , - 'it Y 'W a.,j'fnf ' f 4i' 'iii-y,, ,,.. - - , Coach Brintnall, finished with we n or a re A i n M . of , , f a' f ..- I , 1 , fffff - , 0? 2' V ,W zz: 8 record of 4 and 5 overall. ee QQ'V ,,oo , ze - , 3 R ef Y . ,, e ' f'f' Lack of seniors and a rash of W M Q4 it- t I4 ,WA Q43 7 , i 2 ef' - ' - ' ' 'iafi i t in uries were some of the ei. ,,,M -A ,,,,a B. 1 4 ,,.. aa,,VV , I 'flv 13 fr 1 e ' if problems faced bythe year S a ,.reee eeee J team. The Bearcats had a 3 J eee g ' V - '7 ' . M ' :ez , 3' .-, ' V . ,, .. 'f and 3 record in C0nf9V9nCe r ,, is may- 64 m 19 Th'5 Season Was 'Ong and 4' , ..,a L J K ' Q, A . r ' ' fe 5 . ' ' f w E ee e,,a tough Despne havmg. e fans 'fi the b'eaCh9fSf 'ienhef PIHVGVS NOV Coaches QHVG UD- eeee - - if 'f -m :: I emi rzee ',ff ' if !,,, re Ir' we After losing to rival West 'r,' rL i - H9nd9VS0l'L th9Y Wefe able to 5 rrrrr- r,e' ,,,r - - eart .rrer rrea end the SeaSOn on a pOSltlVe in r', ': f,..r J 2 , ,, '. K '.,', 1 r.-,1gf-f',er:ftg note by winning their last two games, including the Home- coming Game. OFFENSE L to R Bottom Row: Mike Zintect, Scott Tinsley, Kelly Roper, Rodney Taylor, John McMullen, Tony Burgess, Andre Briggs, Blake Alford, Don Huntley, Terry Jamison, Wesley Stepp Sec- ond Row: Danny Echols, Matt Noesen, Randy Edmundson, Ron Turner, Mike Tinsley, Cam Russell, Dave Kitts, Chris Burgess, Wesley Wilson, Scott Webb, John Cleary, Randy Reister, Peter Perretta Third Row: Coach Snyder, Dr. Lampley, Coach Brintnall, Mickey Dorsey, Coach Wilkins, Kelly Jones, Josh Cole, Dave Rauch, Tony Templeton, Gary Westmoreland, Sammy Thompson, Coach Nordlinger, Brian Morin, Coach Pierce, Rev. Liner, Ted Meadows, Coach Boyd Fourth Row: Steve Landrum, Jeff Ficker, Darrin Angram, Bob Finnie, Thane Gash, Paul McCarthy 1-- r-hF a-W' w Wfl7f W eww M it itfeaihaeae Tl-im .- ,, 71 V, V,., 3 Willq 2 'fr X H . , N,,o f f ' , f 5 17 , ., e,,,, fy 4 ,,4K 'g , ff- ' - -'ai '.,, gg --I 1 h '37 ,. f 'lfw',,f.. 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FootbaII!127 Players receive more instruc- Tony Templeton heads down field tions during half-time. after making the catch. Wading through the bodies. 128fVarsity Football Pulling for extra yards. -'wufrllwfz ,,X,Xw.:v we ,-r Piwvtr , YD' U! ' K' A -2 'Q x - iw 'ff N A ' ',Z.vf-if M . A . , x A k My Wk mgxu 4 , z- 'W 1 , K ,gg .V mf N ' -5 W f S WM :as 9' 5 Y' Q - A ,M ' 3 If , , ,Q 24 F-345-3' Lg 'xg 'TN' V mf 'iii' g- 5:2523 , ..,,, I W 'w I A 'I ' . --:if 4 ,K ,X K A L , W Q .... , V W .,..,gf .,,- ---f... r X, , ...Ji V .. . W 'vw-nk 1--,nh 3'-:.'g v F ' ff'-J-. f' 's 'Lf-gn. f2'..??'22'Z.':, --- A ' , ' ' 4' - ,,.,,2 ,ive -away. ,X :gk i -V ww 12 +-fq:,- V 'hh .,',1? ',p 1' I , Ny-P f- --ww 'vw fa- fn., N rf V Y'v'-bil' 'fry -: - . 4, -,. ,, -A' f ff . , ., 9 --in 'W in w Z7 -vu numb. , A, 4. .f,q-,..,,,, Y' ,, r,Qgw f-Q :r -ww 711. 1' ' .,,, -,gg - L' k U -1 ln' :fu ,,.. 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The team will lose Cathy Black, Gloria Taylor, and Sally Jane Thompson to graduation. Many thanks are extended to them for all their hard work and dedication over the past years. x Q Q 6 : .:'I. ' . - ' E K I . 1 Q -- .sq ,.a,,g::,5.,. IM.: ll it 'itwiv Q ir, to fr Q Q SDL ' . W li .. 5 L to R Seated: Cathy Black, Sally Jane Thompson, Gloria Taylor Kneeling: Marylin Lovelace, Lisa Mazzeo, Diana Williams, Cathy Baldwin, Regina Nlitter, Dianne Miller Standing: Dorothy Capes, Reshell Peak, Lula Lynch, Beverly Bryant, Claire Rankin, Traci Clark, Donna Carter L . . . A T , . , ' WF lglf l S 3 53052 warg Q . 1 i ff - - --ix. 130 Volleyball . ..,. - f MWWMW WMM 53' 5' z W A I 2 I2 , ,' ' V. f gf' .1 -wfwffff ffl pew, .vi 1 ' -I V' may-fxww -'fi' f 5 ,4?.y,t1,qi., -,H z Q ug, T, mf .WM , M ,,Q,, ww : --,- f A ' in ' 5' 'wf5w'fw,f5:,w v,?,,,fV,.t,,.'f Nw, ,Vff2YAg,,,ffef Mm., , . Rf V f V , , L ,L 'k' T 1 L 5 . , aw W . ' t W 1 I V , ., wwf T - - , H , X . f z., f .7 f ,ff 4. 1 ,,,,,,,, , Zgwi I V Q ' .' ' Lugz' f i S'2,Zw1Q:5,?7f .,C fwffwvfw ,3 if 1 V, aw f f if M., .,,. ,S fl 2 L if T , fl V 'I ,lull 4, 41 3 1 ...J . tiaur ii? Left: Team captain Cathy Black With an eye on the ball, Lula stretches for a shot, while Sally Lynch takes on the double Jane Thompson, also a captain, team. watches attentively. Regina Mitter sets up a shot. W. ,gif if W 1 . ..,.. . K -I--ff f- is T f T ix, 33:15:13 A . -L . W ., , ' Middle: Team work helped the Lady Cats to a success- ful season. Above: Janet Brown returns a shot against Mt. Heri- tage. VoIIeybaIIf131 as lcnoss COUNTRY' With no seniors on the team, Coach Jackson had to look for juniors to lead the squad. Evidently they did very well because this year's team earned second place in the conference. Though they started slow, much improvement was seen during the course of the sea- son. So much hard work and effort was devoted to their running, that they were County Champs and also qualified for the Western Fle- gional Cross Country Cham- pionship. With little support from fans, this young team did extremely well. . N L to R Marlon Robinson, Bill McCarthy, Tom lllleslake, Coach Jackson, Lee Veazey, John Gruca, Ken McGraw Above Smilesshowthese guys Below: John Gruca leads the 'Ove what fhev We d0i 9- Pack- Running by himself Marlon nob- 132!Cross Country inson keeps a determined look. Q3 J.v. FOOT J.v. Foomallf133 Q19 VARSITY BASKETBALL There was much anticipation for the 1982-83 basketball season as four of last year's starters re- turned to lead the squad. The Bearcats kept their audiences en- tertained with slam dunks from sophomore Tony Templeton, Bar- nette Bailey and Thane Gash. Ex- citement mounted during games in which the 'Cats came close to breaking 100 points. During the Christmas holidays, the 'Cats won the County Tournament by defeat- ing West Henderson in the final round. The team will lose five sen- iors this year as Doug Benjamin, Thane Gash, June Hutchinson, Stephan Crisp, and Barnett Bailey graduate. Thanks are extended to them for their contributions to Bearcat Basketball throughout their four years at HHS. 1 34-f Varsity Basketball -M -M--H vw- . W, MM, gm, A, 1 i W ,W Q X 4? M41' wal-nw l me-1 ,, ...C ., '--ffm , ,,,.. ..... A A , -.it-1-1 E L ,k.. F ' Ll--- ,l.--a--., 'll n 1. Kneeling: Coach Jim Pardue. Standing: June Hutchinson, Barnett Bailey, Stephen Crisp, Marshall Waters, Tony Templeton, Darin Pace, Kevin Staggs, Thane Gash, Mike Painter, Doug Benjamin hr if L 4? xi 'et Slam dunk by Thane Gash! Tony Templeton proves to be too tall for this defender. 1 Q X X Li-'Q ,. IQ aa ,..........-W K . June Hutchinson stretches out for this shot during the Brevard game. Much thought is taking place on the bench. Q 3 Kevin Staggs goes up and over this defender to pass the ball. Varsity BasketbaIIf135 Starling Five Cats got the jump ball. Hen PS vile u als W ,,.. . EF: :www ' is ' J 136fVarsity Basketball new NVQ ' ff In af as earl ' ,M 'WN M La, .- -1 'Pl-- Q.-X-pw Barnette Bailey and Marshall Waters make sure that we get the ball. EV is Siem 5549 3218? 'Nl 'lm .,A..:.v, a...- WW' Www Lay up by Doug Benjamin One on One Bearcats win the opening jump. 09 . Q? 4.-N X K wtpvdssw Thane Gash towers over this defender for the jump ball. D-n....s. ,,... .-f ,f ,I e.r- fi f 51 ...-qw' is . w. June Hutchinson pushes the ball with his finger tips. varsity BasketbaIIf137 CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders repre- sent HHS and its way of life. Throughout football season and bas- ketball season, these girls maintain their enthusiasm by boosting school spirit within the student body. Cheer- leading is a position of leadershpg it is a way to give support to the teamg it is a way to direct involvement in the schoolg and it is a way of life. Spirit would not have been the same without the classes. Much praise goes to the Sophomore and Junior classes for their enthusiasm and battle over the Spirit Stick. Pep Rallies had the best attendance ever. Everyone came to the games in red and white with the bandanas waving high. Spirit led our teams on to victo- ry. i i i l l l l i L to R Sitting: Traci Overgaard - Co-Captain, Kerry Henderson, Carol Ann Thompson, Beth Bond, Patty McCarthy - Bearcat, Laurie Battista, we as ,F-I kykx Q an use 3 is?-Sli WE! 'P f -- K '- ,. o.k,11Fg l Q L 1 i - . . .K X . . E 4? Beth Bond is up in the air during Happy faces are seen before a Basketball game. the East game. 1 38f Cheerleaders Captain. Standing: Lisa Blair, Ann Nowakowski, Lisa Williams - Mr. Charlotte Mills. l J WH Laurie Battista and Kerry derson load the bus for game. The girls spark the crowd during a break in the action. A A - N ' Q kg-y . K - .K - .. ' - 5,51 A M' T ., Q 4.5 as A' 3 1 'ww ., x '-if Q8 .A iff. ,Q ,11 fy-'Q-xsmhs 1 V311 3 , 'A cs. A.. elif-mfe s 'S 'ns 5 VTX 1 1 1 1 1 1 N n wzzswi In aff ' :lx I it ' , f iw ' We X' N' - Q' Laurie Battista smiles at the Mr. Bearcat, Lisa Williams Captain Patty McCarthy claps fans. cheers during a pep rally. for the team. Cheerleadersf139 SID GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach Kathy Streeter had another young team to work with this year. Lead by senior Cathy Black, much progress was seen in the Lady Cats' play throughout the season. In the County Tournament during the Christmas Holi- days, the Cats' took third place by defeating East Hen- derson, in the first round. The Lady Cats will lose Cathy Black to graduation. The team will miss her since she had led the team in scor- ing throughout the season. ,ga ll 1 n ... Sitting: Janet Brown, Cathy Black, Angela Hall, 2nd Row: Amy Elliot, Tracy Green, Jackie Staggs, Suzanne Sheamen, Coach Kathy Streeter, Claire Rankin, Shelly Webb, Regina Mitter, Melissa Owens. 14-0fLady Cats Q9 ' 37? if ,4,wMm-w Three-on-One Cathy Black goes up for the lay- up. Final instructions before the game. ce' v 1 Q X315 xxq e..-nv .ii 'k Angela Hall looks frightened as she passes the ball. Shelly Webb grabs the re- bound. Lady Catsf141 J.V. BASKETBALL I5J'Dl Coach Bobby Wilkins did a fine job with his Junior Varsity team in spite of playing to sparse crowds. The JV years are very important to a young player. During this time he will learn and polish skills which will be used in Varsity Basketball. Players to look for on next year's Varsity squad are Antho- ny lvey, Rusty Moore, and Ter- rance Heyward. This team is to be commended for a fine 1982- 83 season. as ..... , , . -m.,t...ts.ds:-l!Qs:t....- . . Z.:......e. ,ts .... ,,,..4f-P' G Kneeling L to R Marcus McMinn, Matt Noesen, Tony Burgess, Anthony Ivey Rodney Taylor John Norman, Bengy Bryant, Rusty Moore. Standing L to R Coach Wilkins, Rodney Carter Mitch Dawes, Sterling Owens, Mark Jackson, Terrance Heyward, Craig Distl Eric Hall Ross Martin, Buddy Dean. ,..'- MMSWM A-HW, .W,,,.. , ,Ek ' 'i iAL Wu ,,,. ,,,,,,,, . WNW ............ .......... A AAAL' A I . I W LW 7 J Rodney Taylor ltopl and Rusty W titi h M Moore lbottoml work their way Man Noesen bmely gets gms in for a shot. shot off. 142!.l.v. Basketball .QL munnlwN . Mitch Dawes works his way N past the defender. 'sw-.V wb W, I W X V M 'WN f... ,,,,. M5501 W NS pies Ml . , Q vc f 5. Rusty Moore passes the ball to Middle: Bearcats fight Craig Distil passes the ball to a teammate. for the. ball. John Norman. J.V. BasketbaIIf14-3 IIZII WRESTLING Coach Tom Murray's wres- tling team received more support from fans this sea- son than in years past. This may have helped the grapplers achieve such a fine season. Lead by seniors Da- vid Kitts and Paul Bonesteel, this year's team did much to spur support for the wres- tling program at Henderson- ville High School. The team will lose David Kitts, Paul Bonesteel and Eric Jackson to graduation. Many thanks go out to them for their hard work and dedication. OG 1st Row: Bobby Sumner, Preston Logan, David Gann, Tim Liner, Chris Vaughan. 2nd Row: ltrainerl Mike Orr, Rusty Crafton, Barry Williams, Chris Creech, Terry Hunter, Eric King. Standing: Sandy Jones, Eric Jackson, Marlen Robinson, Paul Bonesteel, Barry Jones, David Kitts, Joey Ashley, Shea Tisdale, Coach Tom Murray. -nnlpwm-V s.mWmsf:vsf's sk S K .s.,,W-wwe ' 'wb-. Marlen Robinson ltopl and Preston Logan labovel stay on top of their opponents. 144 Wrestling Another win for David Kitts larlen Robinson defeats this ralcon wrestle Chris Creech is locked up with his opponent. Working for the pin! x Wrestlingf145 L to R Last year for David Kitts, Eric Jackson, and Paul Bones- The smile tells the story. teel. W...-....s.s,.,,.+.M...,,..W,. We lmiddlel Looks like a pin. Barry Williams stalks his oppo- David Gann struggles for a 146fWrestIing ,,,,,.f.a-vw nent. kedown. - l. ,A ,l 0 I DIN DPUA .FSIKII ' - f CHEERLEADERS H WRESTLING An rnnfc L53 Kneeling: Lula Lynch, Angie Sanford, Amy Gunning. Standing: Kim Green, Gina Webb The Wrestling Cheer- leaders should be given much credit for their help boosting the morale of the Wrestling team. Five girls make up the squad and long hours of practice are evident in their cheering on the night of a match. The girls promote spirit during the season by decorating the halls, making buttons for the team mem- bers and baking goodies for the boys to enjoy during the break. The Wrestling Cheer- leaders are sponsored by Miss Carol Wilson. lit ,A fel -rQK.,.f11?Q2:. A Top: Captain Kim Green is Above: Take down . . . , we want Above: On their feet for the seen before the parade. a take down! Bearcat Wrestlers. I ,wtf-L. 'F' KIETQ, lawns: Q -Qi 4 s. 'ag 4 il F Q3 'Wi 'eve T Wrestling Cheerleadersf147 -- v in w A Q ' E 1 48f Sports Aviv Sportsfl 49 T-.Tm ,....J IDE T LIFE lt's time to relax while eating 5 we lunch. Bill McCarthy and Traci Over- gaard rest for a moment. 1 50fStudent Life Floating in Air Sammy Thompson concen- trates on his game at the skat- ing rink. .f:x, . his .e 1 wif: QA Jackie Rudisill and Sharon Bynum have fun together. 4 ,W si sl swdem Lifeli 51 Brother, can you spare Autumn in Hendersonville . is the season of contrasting shades and colors. The dominate colors at HHS dur- ing football season, however, will always remain red and white. When game days rolled around in 1982, proud Bear- cats showed spirit by buying victory ribbons. With inflation bringing the cost of living to an all-time high, the victory ribbons still remained at the traditional price of 10c:. Stu- dents unselfishly sacrificed weekend money to show class spirit. Although class competition was tough, Mrs. Edwards homeroom once again sold the record number of ribbons which earned a free lunch at Jimmy's Pizza. Selling victory ribbons was one of the LAUREATE'S ma- jor fund raisers and was, therefore, very successful. The staff counted and pinned each ribbon in preparation of sales, and every Thursday the staff performed skits pro- moting sales for Friday morn- ing. Selling victory ribbons to support the Bearcats was just one way for the students A to show BEARCAT PRIDE!! LAUREATE students perform one of their infamous Thursday afternoon skits. 152fVictory Ribbons Everyone wants to sell John Norman X as a dime Once again Mrs. Edwards' seniors were tops in victory ribbon sales. fm .4 r' 4 Z l SW! , 2 l .K a victory ribbon. K' Tonya Capes and Linda Shipman proudly show off victory ribbons. if Lorri llichalove frantically counts ribbons to sell on Friday. Top Three Homerooms Edwards Sr. Homeroom 2860ofo Gunning Soph. Homeroom 166670 Streeter Jr. Homeroom 110970 Class Standings Senior Class 96070 Sophomore Class 645cfo Junior Class 575cfo Freshman Class 36270 victory Ribbonsf153 and what did you do this summer? lt was time to hit the beach, swim, play tennis and golf. Summertime for most teenagers in Western North Carolina means total free- dom from the 'itedious drive of school life. School life for the H.H.S. Bearcat, however, remains a key element in the wonderful world of growing up. Many H.H.S. students spent their summer vaca- tions working together with one another or representing their school with pride and honor. Although the roads of sum- mer led us in many different directions, we all touched base with friends from our Alma Mater at one time or another during the scorching summer of '82. Paul Bonesteel drove his bicycle across the country to benefit Multiple Sclerosis rl NX The ever busy Keywanettes took a summer break to- gether in Myrtle Beach, S.C. is eeehh W I We at rrrr it 5 W While some students were vacationing the dedicated Bearcat football team began practicing for a tough season. Wendy Wilkins represented HHS Thespians in the 1982 International Production of Grease held in Muncie, Indiana. ,f Student Lifef155 FRIENDS FROM FAR AWAY This year Hendersonville High School was privileged to have three foreign ex- change students, two from Swg en and one from Fin- an . The year was one of ex- citement and adventure for Minna Toika, Elizibeth Engle- son, and Chris Danielson. They were able to learn about America by spending a year with a host family in Hendersonville. Their reac- tions to new environments were both positive and en- thusiastic. At this time it would be best to let Minna, Chris, and Elizibeth speak for themselves. Minna Toika, a sixteen year old girl from a small town near Helsinki, Finland spoke about her first reac- tion to HHS. lt's older than my school at home and l like it because you have many traditions here at this school. Chris Danielson, from Stockholm, Sweden, was given a new nickname - imo by his friends here at Hendersonville. When asked how it felt to be a Bearcat, Chris replied, Bearcat that's great! Elizibeth Engleson, a se- nior originally from Gothe- burg, Sweden commented about what stuck out in her mind most about America - the people. With a happy smile, she stated Everyone is really friendly . . . l'm very proud . . .there's a lot of spir- it in this school. is ,X 4 156f Foreign Exchange Students 5' if Chris Danielson Minna Toika Minna, Chris and Elizibeth delight In newfound friendships. A-Q Chris Betts and Lisa McCarson show how friends are impor- to ' tant happiness. Happy Together Winter, spring, summer or fall, all you've got to do is call and I'II be there . . You've Got a Friend! 13? . ws., r Christy Ward and Mike Tinsley show their pride in just being friends. Leigh McGuirt and Maureen Flynn together enjoy the Senior Pizza Blast. ffi? s 6 rrrk Q x Friends can also be silly togeth- Terry Patterson is surrounded er as shown by Wesley Wilson b mend Friendsf157 and Bill Mcxibben. V S' '11 +3 J 5 ,,, . W J 1 . ,N F' - D . P Tx 5 S .A ij C5 ff ii '-as 5 K, Xe: BJ QE J 3 cgi -6, 1 ALASHLQ, 1, ,vw FZ Q CY.. me V X A A K We Q35 f3h'?53 m 5 gif 33 C' ww' . BJ D :JJ 2 A x i Ax X ' 9 ,Ty F2 9 If J ,s N sg ,L 'Q ff -.l X vi A. r,,f Q! ,x I ri Q 3 Siw3D?fgfw wziieq rg 935 -NJ 1ef24iv4gsJ , L 5 f ii cf Q S l Y' U24 P34 DV 3 Qi J 3 A- Lf J '97 3 ,M ox 2 -sf' SCX uv X nm :Y -, HJ 'L ' ZT1-35 'fi Q iz? 72 j E 5 'Hffilfcgffg 'Q he we we 2 158!Ads N gs s Students gather around to hear the new instructions. Pleased with their perfor- mance, chorus members relax in the hall. 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'I Comphmenis of ENORTHWESTERN was Member FDYC, Serving Herderson County Since N50 '6u're Why Wefm Rem 192!Ads NTAIN AIRE WNNIS SHOP mDm w-c zawgq W.-S'LTTf3.1'ff5 '7 L5 Y Darian A Dnivifgon of DVM KlTlbQf'Y'Clurk ihgjjfe C0'P0mHon Pgma Balfour: LC, R Y Q1!'0linq Red 2- 28 706 Ziyi' fl.. -5?-1 ,. .R . 0 . H -f 1-fwgl -1 im .. 55325 QE Ai? Ei my egg? 5' A' 'QxT,x:wg,Er,jg-x ,, ' 53 jaw? ' ii:5,:: 1, f'ffg.5gS Se'i::Qf-P' ' .mix-.,.1,M V . . E Spirit is UP at HHS. Kim Green chats with her little friend. 1 94-f Closing Soaring Above the Ground Me g 5 Wy 6fMvvxN o , ' if 5 X W X Kiev? ii l foox 3, fs' Lon Rodman helps Shelley Webb with her belt for flag football. io Q6 'U Debbie Gru 1 y h Y er s CIosingf195 Rising Keywanetfes show their spirit and Kristie Lynch joke around at Special Olympics. during break. .e S- Beyond the Limits as he 'eee me aeee ww' we X. XX 3.,.Z I 4? L awk W f Q Students often meet on first floor before going to home- room. Bearcats rise to the occasion at the thought of 100 points. 196fCIosing Barry Williams and Brent Easier Qi l p will remember Freshmen P.E. Many students use lunchtime to review assignments. N u '5!aal ,gp-uv Don Huntley hustles from hls Charlotte Mills anxiously locker to his next class. watches the play during the Powderpufl game. CIosingf197 Elvis Pressley impersonating Coach Snyder. Stars Rising To The Top 5 F Just Before Christmas 1st Row: T. Overgaard, C. Ward, L. Guice, S.J. Thompson, W. Wilkins, Elvis , L. they're as good as they can be. Rodman, L. Blair, C. Sheehan, C. Sherrillg 2nd Row: R. Morin, J. Strickland, J. McMul- 1 98f Closing len, C. Russell, S. Landrum, F. Marshall, M. Orr, C. Justus. Linus lCraig Justus, dreams of being a cowboy. Drama members Ain't Gettin' Nut- tin' For Christmas Elvis fans mob the King! V X V A , Charlie Brown Uohn Strickland! Seeks e'P 'fum LUCY fwendv Wi'- Vrrxyk kins,- Closingfi 99 To BGCOIT1 go to a DGP rally 200fClosing study study study eat lunch In the cafeteria show spirit ballgames Bearcat run the stairs go to G homecoming dance congratulations' you have become a BEARCAT! :N Closingf201 The school bell rings and some of the HHS students hurry to after school jobs. The students spend a good deal of time and hard work at their jobs. Sometimes, they may not be able to partici- pate in as many school activi- ties as they would like. Yet throughout the community, HHS is represented by work- ing students. Other students volunteer their time for special events. These students give their time to offer support and aid to functions throughout the area. HHS is fortunate to have so many students who care about people. Daryl Kuykendall is busy all the tlme when working at McDonalds. Closing Charissa Tillman is there when You deserve a break today. -se Volunteering time to a local elementary school, Bill McCar- thy coaches a basketball team. yi' S Cheryl Bennett hustles getting the cashier line moving. in me Closing 203 X, -inf Sswvhx IVIEIVIGFKIES TCO GGGD T0 FO Proud of their County Tourna- ment win, the Bearcat Basket- ball Team once again prove that we are number one. 1-admit i 1.1- W ll Sally Jane Thompson Top Ads Salesperson Sally Jane Thompson worked feverishly to sell ads She created a new record for the top ads sales person S1600 For weeks Sally Jane contacted businesses and urged owners to buy ads. The tremendous amount of money she col- lected helped to defray the cost of the yearbook. Thanks, Sally Jane for your hard work and dedication! 204fCloslng 56553. Ronnie Manuel, a member of the Tuba trio, performs the routine which fans thor- oughly enjoyed. its N, as i 1 l llllh X WJN Qf RGET 5 , iezgwaeiwf..fLeS'ifkv f::-'f:ff'ii 1:-in ii ' SLAM DUNK!!!!! f1 W 1 K X W' Surprised by his birthday party, Mr. Wilson has a terrif- ic day. Scott Tinsley, Randy Reis- ter, and Gary Westmoreland show that crow cuts are in. Bodyguard John Mcllullen escorts Elvis Pressley lcoach Snyder! to his debut concert at Caesars Pal- ace Hendersonville, N.C. CIosingf205 n fx ' Lisa Williams, Kristie Lynch, and Ann Nowakowski spend free time together. Students hard at work. Together We Continue . . , .nm gd' NX AK.-4 v' we we ' Mike Zinteck gives encour- agement to the P.E. class. 206fCIosing I f a I 2-37 tt. ..,, Waiting at the bandroom. Students in Miss Perry's clas search for the right answer. UP UP AND AWAY Checking out the action. Paul, Patty, and Billy McCarthy make the most of their last year together at HHS. 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