Hugh M Cummings High School - Nulli Secundus Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1985 volume:

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April Gibson enioyed the best of both worlds - a ' puzzling Barbara Bynum and Belinda Burney. Student Life 8 - Student Life years ago the itrst treshrnan Lernoo t-Xostery NXXW, tnterests, rntngs Yhgh Sehoot trorn rnusrc to sdrenceg and hoh- The otyersrty htes, 'rrorn cohectrng starnps to ssa cohectrng dates. Stytes range orn the ohsotete preppy to the New tNaye took, and the otng to shy. De- ot thts Four ctass at Gurn 'ts stay here. s rnade thts eta tty ot the tr vi- tuturtstrc te, trorn outg ' nowtduahty ery one work- ttrst X began r ot thts group ha untque one, hut the un group has rnade tt spedrat. Gro tng together at Gurhnhngs, torrn- peop tng htetong trtendshtps, and oe- sptte the r yetoptng mature personahtres are ctass, tt has tahen ey sorhe ot the expertenoes ah haye tng together to rnahe the tn drtterent ways. Sentors tour-year Gayahers a suceesstu orh NNcDonatds to tearn. had Xohs yary tr Cumming, s oi 1 the das YM' st s Wgh Sched pre 985 Your -Nl 60? COX! chiev 5 Stude t LH e Fun Fun Fun Just for fun, a bunch of people headed out to the Burlington City Park for a few laughs. Getting together after school with friends can be interesting and lots of fun. This is a Sneaky Kevin Sartin attempts to pull Sandra Ray and Sara Crabtree into the water. E pp I k how t h fun. 10-St d tLf great way to get caught up on the lat- est summer happen- ings and the new school year. Outside activities make the difference. Barbie Andrews catches the girls up on the latest gossip. - I if .V 5 . V.-1, - , . 57,15 K 5 .LJ f., . . K , F 3 f ., .a , r :QM G' ,fe fe V, K 5 , I .f . ,X A A 1. ,, .l 1 . P ,, X i , 11 l 1 . J, M A 1 , l 1 , , W A . W1 .lr J, N W1 .2 ul M 1 l 1 l l if , M v Y ll Wi- . HX H W A 1 1 W . ' . WS- ' -. 1 1 Y-4 m1,,, rf ' F 1 m...,,, V Y W ,, Egg . .1 .- aff 'W 41 W,4 SJ J nf 1' ' Q. ' x ' ,s A' ' ' if, fx- . .Q Q A .t J ,4- , , ,. ,,.,,. .- ,, u- 3 , ...fi irq- , V 'N x Ygvrh--. ,'g F9g':iA'l'v, Q ' Q , Q. . N r X ' M '., Y xi Ax , S 'Q x 5. .N ilia . f v Y . in . M' U Vw Q Zia. . ' E 0 1, - f 9' :A r - Q ,, f' fm 15' 1 'Nw - Q . ,nw LH '- Q 1 2 t 31.3 furrfw Mg' g ..,,-,M MM' Qm, 1 mm L: 'V ? P Wei M11-,i'!'!!3ii':l'3 ' ' M E 1, an tj is , , S QQ? l ,A.w wQw+wW ...........,.Ww-... 3 ' ir' W qi! L ' U l ... , .eff T W M, , X ,,,, M V N -' ' M Wil' M 5 Z f fi ,lx A wa' W wg ' f Q v-gg Jw' 1 Mun 4 , .1 ,,,, ,Q M. ww' -rv, F ,.. ,W ,, ,. . , W. A 9 'QSC ' L 5 W 55151. MM U fn 'QM ' Q5.: . .- , V V f' ' '111,1,1,,1 'WWWBiNNWW '1l,: , Q ,s,M,r ' !igLjI1xu David Harris, Edward Muire, and Lew Ruth spend a few relaxing minutes between classes. Cummings students gather in the commons as they await the bell signaling the beginning of a new year. These underclassmen apparently have mixed feelings about the first day of school. Tina Summers and Rene Gattis 12 - Student Life sport the current fashions at Cummings. . l Q :hd Q5 I T R b t t advice from Ms T yl d M H Imes. d Edd D k s, the d t d F R Ch ftdyf h l ld pece d ri e. M Pdgtt tl dt the bjtf th ftpjt Qfinst CDag fQacb Cavaliers CQQtu1w1 in Qtglce The first day of school is always filled with stu- dents sporting new clothes, a clean note- book, and an active case of the jitters concerning those classes the stu- dents registered for back in the spring. Cummings students also look for- ward to renewing old friendships and estab- Iishing new ones. Al- though the first day of school lasts only a half a day, it is packed full of ex- citement and anxiety. Lisa McBroom looks well prepared for the beginning of the new school year. Sl: d tL'f -13 WI-:E Though the bell rings at 3:15, the school day is hardly over for many C.H.S. students. Being the best involves a lot of practice, but the long hours are certainly well spent. Our superior athletic and musical talents are obvious. Where? Just check them out at any game or performance! Much I Christopher catches a breather during colorguard practice. These cross country stars have it made in the shade for a second or two. 14 Std tLf YGUIRE HOT 'W You RE CA liER Z... Penny Sellars and Sherry Allen, team captains, get a good workout at volleyball practice. Jeff Ball stretches in preparation for a grueling football practice. These Cavaliers rest in the shade before hitting the practice field. Student Life FRIENDS IYIAIQE A DIFFERENCE Marshal White, Robbie Burnette, Kim Reeves, 16 - Student Life Ms. Trogdon, Jennifer Meloy, and Dawn Holland run in the sun for fun. Jeff Caldwell makes a play off of the football field. Young ladies show off their wardrobes during morning discussion in the commons. and Ron Maynard think hard before school even starts. WI-I-ERE TO FIND WI-I-AT'S IN HERE WI-I-AT? WH-ERE? OPENING ........ STUDENT LIFE ..... SPORTS ........ PEOPLE .............. ..... CLUBS .................. ..... HONORS fr ACADEMICS ADS ................. .... CLOSING ..... ..6 . 36 . 68 136 166 QO6 QQO 17 xg : Q. e if an 5 XS its QTY The Class of '84 faces one of the most important events of their life. Mr. Freeman awards Todd Mclntyre the service award. 18 -- Student Life - 1984 Graduation gxa 6 YWF 5 -I ,elif it .3 4 SW: - X GRIIDUZITIO CLIISS OI' 1984 The Class of 1984: lf you ask any of them, they'll say the year went by too fast. They still come back and visit once in a while, because even though they are alumni, they're still Cavaliers! Class Colors: Blue 8: Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Song: ls This The End - by The New Edition Class Motto: What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. l That last walk . . . The Top Ten of 1984 are recognized. 3 g il! .' The Seniors are ledl by th J I M hl 19 7? i 3 Sf 3 f l t Q 5 w is 5 5 . v. Jimmy Marlne and Rachel Ollver dlsplay their acting skills. Beth Warren leads the vendors into the audience to give out candy and balloons. 20 - Student LifefMuslcaI CARILLVAB On April 12-14, 1984, the Cummings High School Fine Arts Department once again proved itself by creating a delightful perfor- mance of the musical, CarnivaI. Under the direction of Mr. Glenn Peterson, with the help of Mrs. Nancy Jones and Mr. Terry Woodings, Cummings' students showed just how talented they really are. Mrs. Padgett provided her expertise in designing the set. We've said how we're different in academ- ics and athletics: now we've proved we're talented musically, too. X s N me ix 1, L, w igs, ,mem-. sc.. ., i i ' sfev I Sv was y Q. ,,:, .,,., A 'J fl Q . 9 ' X . ,. .A , f s-1 V 5' .5 - Y M t- -- - 1--- - ' - h cr - --- l ,si A .A 3, ,... all i 1 , 3 . L. . 1 A Q ---Q iii' - A fi ',.. , ifffff 1 A sm-. .,:,- -M ' 'gen--Q3 , . ' - A M A 4 A JA 'A R , A f , Christie Willets talks to the walrus about his toosks. The cast prepares to munch out on the Carnival Cake. Glenn Peterson gives the cast help before the show. X Student LifefMuslcaI - 21 Couples at the '84 prom catch a rare slow drag. Prom King, Wayne Shoffner, dances with his date Jennifer Yellock. Prom Queen, Beverly Dix, and her date Mike Puckett dance to You and I. 22 - Student LifefProm .v' i 'gm -gl , ? , . , x ggi Y! Mark Garner boogles down with Lori Bescher. Tracy Lambert announces that Beverly Dix has been voted the '84 Prom Queen. A Tous O? Class' A Touch of Class was the theme for the '84 Junior-Senior Prom. The prom was held May 5, 1984, from 8:00 until 12:00. Tracy Lambert, junior class president, organized this special event. Soph- omores Chris McDowell, Michelle Lee, Anita Bigelow, Stan Leonard, Phillip Jones, and Marvin VanHook acted as prom servers. As the evening drew to a close, Wayne Shoffner and Beverly Dix were crowned Prom King and Queen. After the prom was over, people went various places. Laura HaIl's after-prom party was widely at- tended. No matter where they went, most everyone agreed that prom night was an evening that they will never forget. l Craig Cook and his date take a break after ' dancing. Student LifefProm - 23 HSBESTOS V l ?-le' an-,'. Q ,ig r' - 1, a ' On June 8, 1984, the Iong-await- ed, or to some people, highly dreaded process of asbestos re- moval began at CHS. Asbestos was used as a fire-proofing mate- rial during the construction of CHS. Recently, asbestos had been proven to be a health haz- ard, and plans for its removal were underway. Few problems arose during the summer-long project, and as the opening of school loomed closer, many peo- ple doubted school would open on time. A backup plan consisting of ll lllll 1 ,,,,,.,, S. , MM Ms. Massey seems to be making the best out of cramped working conditions Though cluttered with building materials, the beauty of the C.H.S. campus still shines through. A g , -2 ,.. gki. one week away, scenes like this often made one wonder. 24 - Student LifefAsbestos t ,W sses, With the opening of school only 1 i ..... to .,..,. , 'N a double-shift at Broadview Mid- dle School had already been de- vised, though, fortunately, it was not needed as school was delayed only one day. School officially be- gan on August 27, and students were delighted by being dis- missed at 1:00 the first two weeks of school. Getting used to the bare ceilings and scuffed-up walls was not easy: however, the over- three-million-dollar operation was well worth the cost and brought much local and state- wide attention to CHS. 'Wwe A.. Fi 6 K t '1 ,N .W,,.,.,,, I M.,- l Q fi E J .,, , ,. E 1 1 . ...-,......-.--s-0 , W.. M-y1xu+ -A 'J ,Y'2'?3-f ... . ., ...T' X ..,,,,,,. .3 ...Q xx, f ' tiis . 6 I ? 5 -Q . eww 1. .....t,. ,. , . -at f S i This barely recognizable hallway has undergone quite a dramatic facelift. I i -1 . Q of-gtg sl Q as ww X A q 5. If I SRX 'rx-gxg Q W 1 N J mi 4 '18 S wg axial-as-,XY XX + x S N1 'X X . . , fi' si P. 1 : X -L 11 5 A ' N - . 5 it s eff Li r of - 5 'H '--'M if pf , . J ,SI-X , . ..L..k Y. ,.A. l A,,h X A Q- X , V 'f-'T . .t-.l .V i, ' ,, 1 we-sf ' sp.. , - R . ,R 3 ., - i e . . . X x if Believe it or not, these are the doors leading to the gym! The guidance office, along with the rest of the administration, set up shop in the Fine Arts Building. s fweyw gr 1. 1 fs if if Q i Sv I Q x f Q - -ln it i i if H f ig 5 3 f ns 1 P E The wedding party bow their heads in a prayer. Ann Johnson and Tim Roberts rush off to the 26 - Student Lifefwedding honeymoon! ff The father, Kevin Dodson, gives away the bride Ann Johnson. 'Nw ,.-Heb'-Q, f X Hmm?-5' 'Q 0 Agfa , , 9 7, Q ,fx s X T Y differ... .'?fL...., V, X .,gw..m. f I Mrs Slack worries before the ceremony. 7' 1 5 'S Q are Qrlene Tina and Earl -the happy couple. Tina Griffis stays calm before the ceremony. ,J law Qayfffflff OWIQ .KJ Off! QQJQZQ1. tl Q 7,, 46, XM, ,dzcffflclffh Ag, 13 CQQZIS, QM! ffffg ZZQJ A5517 We CQMUIQQ... MJ?-,gg A yearly event sponsored by Mrs. Slack, Home Economics, and Family Life classes was held again January 9, 1985. This is the Senior Wedding, where students dress up and stage a mock matrimonial ceremony to prepare for the real thing later on in life. Just like a real wedding, this one had a bride and groom ftwo of eachj, ministers, ushers, bridesmaids, flowergirls, a best man, and even family. The wedding went well, no one cried, and the participants were eager to get to the reception. student Lifefweading - 27 lt Spirit week was the week of October 22 through 27. They ranged from that of a bum to elegant evening Lots of planning, working on floats, and choosing gowns. One Cavalier, Teresa Cheek, showed out- attendants and sponsors started before this time, Standing creativity and spirit throughout the week, but spirit week was the official beginning of home- and was chosen by the varsity cheerleaders as the coming. A great deal of creativity and originality winner of the spirit week competition. All this spirit were involved in the costumes of many Cavaliers. paid off with a rousing victory over North Surry. ednvsdau 39078 C V :lg B3 l ' Nate Coleman and Todd Staley put their lives in danger to pose above the spirit-week poster. 28 We've never seen Cyndi Lauper use an eraser like that, Teresa. Friends like Tina Roach and Sara Crabtree dress to impress each fi if other. Michele Rutledge is somewhat con- spicuous, dressed as the lead sing- er of Twisted Sister. While Amanda Smith looks at a magazine, others in the library can't take their eyes off of her. ls that Cindy Haizlip or Boy George? Student Life - 29 Q5oIb mebal performance Homecoming, the Cavolympics, was the culmi- nation of weeks and weeks of hard work. Hard work on behalf of the football team was rewarded with a smashing victory over North Surry. Hard work by the freshman class gained their float the distinction of being the best. And hard work by the students and faculty at C.H.S. paid off with a suc- cessful homecoming ceremony. All Cavaliers had a gold medal performance. CHSb dand ' d t on a h h h ecom- s P ll Th C H S b d leads L Q ,vv5,rgE.,a:. Ta. y home- g p de held f h I :QE The Var d J V y Cheerle d I h mec g parade. Tracy K b gh nd Danny Frye are announ d 84 H ecoming Queen and King N56utQf is MQ 2 A Clara Russell brings in the flame at Cavolympics! A few C.H.S. students show their spirit and support for their favorite team. Are we not barn! asks Eric Brown. Student LlfefHomecoming - 31 Cynthia Bigelow is escorted by Darin Slade. 32 - Student LifefHomecoming 'zaigmczn cqffancfarzfi Tammy Jones is escorted by Richard Phillips. Stephanie Leigh is escorted by Drew Kleeberg. AVOFLEOHZOTE dffgndanfi LaShawn Brown is escorted by Mike Ball. Kim Scott is escorted by Shawn Barfield. Tracy Worth is escorted by Kenny Burton. Student LifefHomecoming Lori Hawkins is escorted by Myron Sellars. 34 - Student LifefHomecoming undo 1 Gqffancfanfa Dawn Holland is escorted by Rodney Staley. Kim Bigelow is escorted by Jody Childress. Homecoming Queen, Tracy Kimbrough is escorted by Homecoming King, Danny Frye. 512501 cqffancfarzfi Penny Sellars is escorted by Tim Roberts. 1 CWNA K Sherry Haith Is escorted by John Coleman. Student LifefHomecoming vbbiXgQe,6'KOi qlxooi Z. s ' '0ooNi0'5'5'9e'e' Yxxgxs? .'g0'C5'S'9?'W'ssexe ,Q e.6oc.o'000- -we c,oQ0QX'5 me QGKNOUVSQQBQ 000900 SQZQXQQLQ wwexeswise o9owao'020 'QQ QXQQYGXQQQ e,cro090 990 A X0,w9xb.'095 545x999 Q 'mr 'game 'bzxoxeogx QNQGQQZ, qo'605No9' C10 4 Q Xxei Q 00 QQXKQ 6x0 '00 ,dxgsx Q00 x qi 9 QQQQQXQQ5 X and 36 s pio- 4 therri Bradsher scores on the Lady Panthers. ina Griffis keeps her spirit in step. 'fl i I 'K A A sq John Coleman dots some eyes. in SPCRTS Sports Divider VARSITY FQUTBALL Varsity Football - whether it's freezing cold or raining, Cavaliers all go see it, be- cause fan dedication is what athletics are all about. The Cavalier football team is one of the most respected teams in the state, and the Cavs had another winning season in 1984. They were one step away from the Mid-State championship, but they achieved that one most desired goal at Cummings: they beat Williams! The final score of the Williams' game shows a Cavalier victory! Robbie Burnette completes another pass! M5655 a ali uf f in We Bottom Row - Left to Right: Karl Cheek, Rodney Barnhardt, Rodney Wade, Timmy Daye, Wallace Hightower, Dwayne Oliver, Michael Dickerson, Jeff Minor. Second Row - Left to Right: Head Coach Dave Gutshall, Rodney Thompson, Dwayne Smithy, Mike Williams, Clayton Ramsey, Lee Cohen, Todd Staley, Eric Jeffries, William Shoffner, James Gentry, Wally Sharon. Third Row - Left to Right: James Daye, Al Hooker, Boyd Chatman, Terry Haith, Robbie Burnette, Michael Norwood, Earl Cheek, David Pritchard, Darris Griffis, Arnold Pulliam, Tommy Flood, Tommy Stewart, Frank Mensch, Coach: Bernard Faulk, Coach. Top Row - Left to Right: Kent Tucker, Coach: Eric Brown, Richard Haith, Ira Wiley, Earl Williamson, Dwight Barham, Chris Vincent, Tim Morgan, Doug Goldston, Scott Long, Jeff Caldwell, Ralph Holloway, Coach. 38 - SportsfVarslty Football vi J L Q 71 in -u. SHWRS Ale ,421 ,.., 12+ , - Tis we , .-X ....: 1.x Ok, ,,...,x , - 'Q 1, 'w,2'f! - ,l , ,wh tit' Q, Dwight Barham, Darris Griffis, Rodney Wade, and Tim Morgan know Cavaliers are the best. lf you think practice is easy, ask the defense about Coach Holloway The men who make the plays. . . SportsfVarsity Football F-ng-agggu, .... Z BE Q15 BVng.'k x W A .,.b...QlN G 1 S -YW G , 0 'Q kj fi 'wife Earl Williamson and Rodney Wade say hi to their fans. Lee Cohen drives through the middle adding to the Cavalier territory. And when its time to relax . . . 'L S . i I Q I VVLVV Lvg. ,,,, me qv an NMMA, rf,, M. ,fa A W ',','1g'p P-f'v4:'zy qv.. :' ewf ' 'H' W I , Til. ,,., , 7 w.,Mwv4-ffvfwhivf ' W . H L ' ' 'Mfm ' ff an ' Q ,,,' ' A f-., ' ' A ' V: f 'ilu V kc' Vflzffft V, EH: ',,k . H, wg-'wg ,,f' H ' ,, Q ,,'r ' , Cavalier football is more than just a spectator sport. When our team plays, everyone gets involved Knowing that those aren't just football players out there, they're our friends . . . makes a big difference! Athens Drive Graham Eastern Alamance Bartlett Yancey Eastern Randolph Orange Southern Alamance North Surry Western Alamance Williams Cavaliers get another first down! WE THEY W' Sportsfvarsity - 41 Foiigiigiff? The J.V. Cavalier Football Team had a record of 8-1-1. This is the best J.V. record in Cummings' history. The J.V.'s lost to Williams in the final game for the Conference Champion- ship. This group should bring a very bright future for Cummings Football. gifs .stint m-,,,,N g gimsm ,Q .lilies-:z-is Michael Wilkie warms up. The J.V. players huddle to tell jokes about the coaches! 4. W .,,v--7 .- M., Q W f- f f an - h,,..,..L - 4 ,zu X wif: in Sf, 'k-.JG M ,..,, t My ' S of 4'W 2 , ,,,f,, , .Il ' V.5' , 4 Y .A 0' I I sy , . W , . ,V II, f,,,,,T, V ., il, , 743- , , , f ff f z tl we f -f . 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From Left to Right First Row: Dwayne Wilson, Tory Hightower, Jimmy Curry, Tully Tapp, Marvin Miles, Calvin Miles, Jeff Ball, Kevin Minor, Mike Brown, Second Row: Shawn Barfield, Darryl Hightower, Shawn Davis, Donnie Nolf, Mike Ball, Tony Doria, Gary White, Byron Walker, Todd Carter, Shelly Bennett, Third Row: Michael Wilkie, Anthony Harris, Brody Lambert, Travis Ellerbe, Greg Dark, Brian Creech, Gene Oliver, Terry Williams, Jeff Dixon, Darren Slade, Marshal White, Jeff Thompson, Fourth Row: Robin Roberts, Calvin Curry, Ronnie Ball, Jeff Snyder, Roy Pride, Michael Poe, David Harris, Eddie Dickens, Greg Griffins, David Matkins, Drew Kleeberg, Johnny Oliver SportsfJV Football - 43 Rudy C Uallleg Fon Palm First row: Qleft to rightj Penney Sellars and Sherry Allen. Second row: Bellnda Burney, Sherrl Bradshaw, Connle Blackwell, Mendl Harrls. Third row: Wendy Bynum, Lorle Hawkins, Tracy Terrell, Melody Terrell, LuAnn Carter, Jennifer Petty, June Crabtree, Ms. Chubb. Penney Sellars and Sherry Allen start off practice by bumping. This year's Volleyball team was a rebuilding year as CHS brought in a new coach, and starting positions had to be filled by younger players. Sherry Allen goes up for a block during a practice scrimmage. The team posted a 6-10 record, coming in fifth in the conference. It was a very gratifying year for senior Penney Sellars, who led the CHS at- tack, and was nominated to the All Conference Team selected by other coaches. Penney fell short by 1 vote of being selected player of the year. I IT'S IILL TEH WORK Flrst row: Barry Vincent, Ricky Blgelow, Timmy Daye. Second row: Nate Coleman, Scotty Vanhook, John Coleman. Third row: Mark Evans, Rodney Staley, Randy Smith, Adrian Miles, Calvester Ferguson, Myron Sellars, Lamont Miles, Marvin Vanhook, Robbie Burnette, Coach Jerry Woodside. Adrian Miles lays it up. VARSl1'y Bgys BASKETBALL Myron Sellars takes it inside Head Coach: Jerry Woodside Team Captains. Nate Coleman John Coleman Scottie Vanhook League Standing as of 2f7f85. F lrst Place Record. 11 3 Conference, 16 3 Overall Points per game: John Coleman, Nate Co- leman, and Scottie Van- hook are all averaging 10 points a game. Rebounds: John Coleman - 97 Scottie Vanhook - 85 Cal Ferguson - 80 Assists: Ricky Bigelow - 61 Rod Staley - 51 Nate Coleman - 51 Recoveries. Nate Coleman - 44 Ricky Bigelow - 43 Team Averages: Cavs - 71 points per game Opponents - 56 points per game HRSITY BASKETBALL If Cummings High School were closed down today, one thing that would definitely be remembered is our basketball program. Cummings has always had one of the finest basketball teams in the state, due mostly to Coach Jerry Woodside and his ability to make the best use of his players in any situation. The players themselves should not be overlooked by any means. Cummings' young men work hard to play the way they do, and most of their best players make a name for themselves in their junior year, leaving a good continuity between teams each year. Cummings won the Holiday Classic and had another great season. 46 - SportsfVarsity Basketball C0 TI I GH WINN NG TRHDITIO :--L 5- 1 5 Wh . 1 Get the rebound! Coaches Woodside and Moore look pleased with the game. Coach Woodside briefs the players on what to do. SportsfVarsity Basketball - 47 ORE VII RSITY 5 .., ff' BOYS Tlmmy Daye goes up for an awkward shot from behind the backboard. Adrian Miles and Nate Coleman fight for the rebound. Scotty Vanhook goes up high above the 48 - SportsfVarsity Basketball opposition for two points. Eg IEIIQLS - A FIIQST At Cummings High School everybody is given a chance to participate in an ever growing athletic department. This year more girls than ever were given an oppor- tunity to play basketball because of the addition of a J.V. girls basketball team, coached by Coach Chubb. Front row: Cleft to rightl Tammy Morris, Melinda Caudle, Michelle Long, .lune Crabtree, Vanessa Hightower. Middle row: Clara Russel, Yvette McMillian. Top row: Coach Chubb, Wendy Bynum, Connie Blackwell, Gina Shoffner, Darlene White, Cheryl Campbell. Penney Sellars and Debbie Thompson, varsity players, set good examples for the J.V. girls. SportsfJ V Girls Basketball 49 ES WE CAN The athletic program has taken on new dimensions this year, but fortunately one old dimension has remained. Coach Trogdon's philosophy of hard work and believing in true athletic dedication has continued. During the first half of the season, the squad won some very close games. During the second half of the season, however, problems arose and somehow things just would not come together. Rebuilding the team was one major concern for Coach Trogdon's young 84-85 Lady Cavalier Team. Relying heavily on the experience of senior Penney Sellars, the Lady Cavs looked forward to the tournament in February. Penney Sellars was for the second year in a row the leading scorer in the Mid-State Conference. The team captains were Penney Sellars and Debbie Thompson. The Varsity Girls' accomplishments are a reflection of the spirit: YES WE CAN! Top to Bottom: Debbie Thompson, Penney Sellars. Second Row: Amanda Smith, Cherri Bradsher. Third Row: Coach Trogdon, Melody Terrell, Crystal Harvey, Belinda Burney, Mendi Harris, Sabrina Crump. Fourth Row: Rita Evans, Yolanda Goode, Stephanie Banks, Tracy Terrell, Sharletta Hooks Penney Sellars guards her opponent with great enthusiasm. Cherri Bradsher goes up for the rebound 50 - SportsfVarsity Girls Basketball l s W? QD f 3 N Vet , M Debbie Thompson grabs for the ball! Belinda Burney goes in for the steal! 4 Crystal Harvey - Jump ball, jump ball, get it, get lt! SportsfVarsity Girls Basketball - 51 A 1 LV. BOYS BH SKETBII LL The Junior Varsity Boys were second in the conference with a 12-5 record. The leading scorers were Lamont Miles, Kevin Daye, and Derrick Barbee. Stephen Parker and Kevin Daye led in assists. The success of this year was due to the coaching strategies of Coach Moore, along with team captains Kevin Daye, Edward Muire and Derrick Barbee. Kevin Daye goes in for a lay-up with style. Cavs and their opponents take a minute to relax during a free throw. 52 - Sportsfivi Basketball Seated: Marcus Moore, William McAdams, Eric Sellars. Kneeling: David Walker-manager, Darin Raiford, Derrick Barbee, David Harris, Shawn Walker, Spencer Bradley. fNot pictured-Lamont Kevin Daye, Brian Madden-manager. Standing: Coach Moore, Stephen Parker, Edward Muire, 'aynnhv 'RQQK5 Qi M W-Mm , 1 Derek Raiford shoots for two while Eric Sellars looks on. Naam., 0-....,,,, ,W N M Derrick Barbee blocks opponent as Randy Smith attempts to score for the Cavaliers. Kevin Daye stretches high in a jumpball. SportsfJ.V. Basketball Comfsnemce Champs This year has been the best yet for Cummings' wrestling team. Knocked into shape by Coach Franck Mensch, the '85 team im- proved themselves tremendously and began to take over the mats. The wrestling team was made up of all football players, which helped their team effort and sportsmanship. Coach Mensch was appointed Midstate Coach for wrestling, and the Cummings team won their first conference tournament. The team showed us this time. Coach Mensch urges his players on with a little 0oomph! Another Orange High player gets scuffed up. Kevin Ward really pulled a leg in a 1 wrestling match with an obviously stunned opponent. 54 - Sportsfwrestling ...QS l xf 3' bv.. it g S Q5 5 xii 'D I J , X ir. Wrestling Team, Front Row, left to right: Tony Neal, Dwayne Wilson, Sheldon Lynch. Second Row: Jimmy Curry, Shaun McArthur, Shawn Da- vis, Byron Walker, Millard Lee. Top Row: Kevin Ward, William Hawkins, Earl Williamson, Johnny Hawkins, David Ward. The grapplettes kept score for the wrestling team and provided moral support for the conference champs of 1984-85 - the Cummings Cavaliers. The grapplettes this year were Tracy Lambert, Rene Gattis, Linda - Sportsfwrestling - 55 Rodgers, Sherry Halth, and Penny Hensley. N X f H 1 1 ' X ixg' I 11 I M ,1 L-,Wt fry ffxff N We ERXY ' --.N , r 'Y I' , f . YM A A , gf, ff f M 2 4, 1 5 W I X A 'V as-,OTJ X J rr fl, ' 5 1 ' X - W , k V .,.h x:,, n y' 1 aj U S ' 'uv' fuk H- 'ff . wmmnu:J,+f1UUlf -g ' k X X :YI QT?-..1P' f ' 3, x N ,, Oil, 'T LH , rl XR--,W V iq f 54- Laiiflf .mwmfffaiisfrifliffigffeiaigz X' ,Q2ffIf5 ??f15: fq5f?g1 ' gym. TN .Af r'E'EgF?5'f :1'!??,E3Uii1fEifE?5EUe+i?5?EEi5E' : xx ffsrfsfgxaynf 'ix ' MQ fain .2' Qe 3g2i5i.,g1i22i5f15Hf15Af- QQ-,gfj . 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Though you won't read this until after the season is over, work hard, guys, and good luck. Opening your mouth does help when putting on mascara, but does it also help guys catch baseballs? Mike Wilkie works hard to get his batting up to par for the coming season. 3 is 2 no A . 9 , Siu 4' '- zgw ' 'ii it '11 'A' fy y - .. TQ'-x 4-..,N esss 1 ' 'aff Wx Es- Q- ' gmgyf-'fue an .s -' N'- gm A T, 1 ' 'H' -Q .W t'z s'a-s . .- T r i e 1'-Eb-7 wh was rmziw g e 115 'li 'f W., '?fisa.Z.,jifQ . A 5 he H Q1 ,.. it ' 1: ,. W ffff:,,.,fifgSTfi'?if2if,LW it L',..enPf1wfgfF Wifrm 'nf fm ' 11 ffynfz' if J' i U 1 kfgmzkf' l , . I f ' 'A I ,K ,,, . A U F55 MVK! 'f' r.,14g'Yi . ffwllifl ' QPUQ, I ' lc! 4 5ffFff?f,f ff':'5'5ii. 5 1 I 5 5 4' fc 1' '7 ' - . Z f .b:'1Ag'f'ff,3,- fH.t',.i, Lff. if ,ll gff f K . 'ff as .t fgfwf- lfg f ftf 4- , ft 4 ' gf, . , It ' frf1,fff4f'f,'1 4:15 H ffjf. 55- 4 if ,, I 'fggfgu ai 1i.',1fL i f ' , .,,.v'.', fy ' tiff. ff ff' 1.1 4 I ,L UNM. X- it f ,mi-.V 5 f- A-., si. 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I F , ., , if ' lv J 'QLLQ nnk, l ig? gf 2' fgififxx 5 I lcizrCf?,f53L ,, xi, N' X' f -- f i ,M-H, W ff? - ,YY A--:fur BASEBALL When it comes to outdoor sports, you can't over look one of America's favorites - baseball. Coach AI Hooker puts the men to work each year, making them scrape those knees and send those balls into trees. It can get hot and tense on the diamond, but the Cavaliers will be there. ,Y www . ffx,, . f W, ' ',. -'f cg f :. f 2 W ' , -M, ,. be f ,.,,.fg C ':'- , , fm. ' SRM ' ,gig v ,h ae, ,, if - ,,,:w-H, qv, , , ,,. ,,,, 4-:1 . ag 2,11 v -x MMM. X 58 -- SportsfBaseball Michael Poe shows his power as he breaks the tire in half. Ii I xx Kip: Lf, , 2, jY'f14Vff! Michael Wilkie practices his bunt. ls Mike Williams a baseball player or a golfer? 3391 V 0 I X X Tlijxr ll Fl ff J Mal ,fl Q- QR B , I Q 21- 34 SportsfBaseball Members of the 1985 girls' track team are fleft to right, Front Rowj Lolita Oliver, Nickle Mar- row, Bevonda Ford, Crissy Wil- liams, Yolanda Goode, Jennifer Maloy, Lori Blanchard. QMiddle Rowj Barbara Bynum, Tongi Pin- nix, Pam Enoch, Natalie Haith, Sherry Haith, Dawn Holland, Sheryl Warren, Lori Hawkins, Be- linda Burney. fBack Rowj Tara Burns, Kim Jeffers, Alisia Haith, Linda Rodgers, Kim Jones, Clara Russel, Kim Duffer, Shea Sulli- van, Renee Taylor, Coach Holloway. Members of the 1985 boy's track team are: fBottom Rowj Wayne Gore, Chris Vincent, Rod Shaw, Millard Leath, Sheldon Lynch. CMiddIe Rowj Gerald Gib- son, Arnold Pulliam, Jeff Cald- well, Tim Poteat, Darryl High- tower. lBack Rowb Michael Gib- son, Terry Leath, Mike Dicker- son, Marshal White, Terry Smith, Jimmy Jones, Earl Williamson. 60 - SportsfTrack .M TRACK . 2,5 A -' 'lf' . S - 3 'PU' X eff? It 4, 'A N ft' y 4 X in wr f -.Nw V K lrgx The track team has been a well established part of Cummings sports curriculum for several years. Participants this year of boy's and girl's track eagerly anticipate the upcoming season and are expecting a winning record. Track is not just running: it is also throwing, vaulting, and jumping. Good luck to our teams this year! GDLF we T 'ln ,7. . T, 'Ffh ?5ii2-'Bri ., L , in i 1-,J . .x 1 i Se . i ' J l J... X mf of 3771 t 5' ,,,-f., ' X RA 'gn .. A I . s. : .QQ ' .WN . , X 1 l Y ,- 1 , Q, . K ,J T I 5 .K , in ,. I H31 f 'f . 1 fi 'f VW i,,Cl - f' X X' MQ! f 1 fr , 1 flf lf, ll f L I 'rak- , nz. n 1 .Q G1-a W 4',5.t- .., 2 The golf team is a unique group of people with a unique sports hobby. Under the direction of Coach Jerry Woodside, the team hopes for an outstanding season. This years members are, First Row: Brooks Testerman, Michael Garner, Kevin Andrews, Kevin Cobb, Steve Pickard, Curtis Knight, Todd Staley. Second Row: Coach Woodside, David Walker, Mac Richardson, Derek Boswell, Darren Page, Richard Phillips, John Niparts. SportsfGolf TENNIS TEAM When spring comes, Cavaliers can go back outside, relax, and watch a little tennis. Led by Coach Tucker, our CHS tennis team is a promising group. With some old pros returning, and fresh, enthusiastic new players joining, our tennis team's outlook is bright. 62 - SportsfTennis -zffm,1,,,-. s k , N- -fs . A -x, . ., .Hy , + - - s , W ' 2 - W .QQ-J' - V 5'9 1-L ' 1 53Fpg?Sg..1.' - - .. Q, ge- 5 . ,veign Danny Frye shows us that awesome serve. Scott Tolley volleys to Danny Frye across the page. 'R 5. N First Row, Left to Right: Todd Fitch, Michelle Rutledge, Amy McCaskilI, Cindy Michael, Rachel Mclntyre, Shawn Barfield. Second Row: Coach Tucker, Danny Frye, Todd Bush, Lew Ruth, Ken Hilliard, Scott Tolley. Todd Bush shows Danny Frye how it's done. SportsfTennis VARSITY CHEERLEADER TILT CAVALIER There is one institution that is a standard of every high school and has been since our grandparents went to school. That institution is called the cheerleaders, and CHS girls are classic examples of cheerleaders. You know, they're the kind of girls who have always dressed nice, always been popular, and every guy wants to date one. However, the CHS cheerleaders are more than typical cheerleaders. They have more spirit, more talent, and show more concern for their work than most girls do. The cheerleaders have a big image to uphold and as the girls would say, lf we can't do it, nobody can! Tracy Kimbrough is looking out for Todd's safety, as usual. 64 - SportsfVarsity Cheerleaders f ,Q A, , M 45 Mug V .av f,7,,gf, iff , V , hw NKMN Q . -Pgxmll M . URN... ,A,,,, X '7 ' u : - .. ' an I Q55 nb 1 ii.. 66 - Sportsf.I.V. J.V. Cl-LCCRBGADCRJ While J.V. cheerleaders are often pushed out of the limelight by their older counter- parts, it should be remembered that before one gets to be a big cheerleader she must first be a little cheerleader! Each year in the spring, tryouts are held to pick the spunkiest, most spirited, and cutest girls. In addition to having these qualities, they must also maintain a certain average and display good conduct. Sitting down on the job, Rachel? l The J.V. cheerleaders lead the crowd In cheering on the iunlor Cheerleaders ,F F N ,,,, V If kk., .- we l fi No, these cheerleaders aren't just out cruising: they're actually part of the Homecoming parade. AnnaLelse Workman, Rondalyn Francis, Klm Flndell. Cynthla Bigelow, Tracey Woodside, Krlsta Crawford, LaShawn S t d 67 Brown, Tracey Snook, Rachel Mclntyre, Marlisa Brown. po' SUN' cheenea en Y50Q,'b'6xq,g0 RQ, 9 q,o'xoNo we ,XQQQ eooooee Xe Q34-e cm 490 cog exe, 0 Mo efao X, 9, Q efbgji' 9 '0ooXiq4s 0 o,oe,s'xo bevkegs, wiwe, ec, sxicooox 9oe,.'5S0 faxovmiqo CNSQQOQQ 0 '00 e SK 6 'xox '95, '00 ew. ' ex! 09 '66 Q9 0 49 So '00 065. coeko QXGSXA 'ax ooooe-Qoie, sod-exe 'geneva Qeo gSYxexzooz i Talk gt ,.,.....umnnnun K Paula Page earns points in Graphics Il. Sabrina Sykes shows her latest cheer. gud Bull would like to say HI! to all his fans. WITH PEICDPLE People Divider There's a fight in the commons, three stacks of paperwork to be done, some- thing to be approved, six inches of water in Mrs. SmalI's room from the leaky roof, and to top it all off the phone is ringing. Who do they call? Mr. Freeman, of course! Who's going to take care of everything? Mr. Freeman, of course! John A. Free- man is more than just the principal of Cum- mings: he's a friend of students, as well as staff. His caring attitude and air of control set an orga- nized feeling during times of chaos and give an overlying air of calm to all Cum- mings activities. Since CHS opened in 1970, every class that finished at Cum- mings has been proud to say that they had a principal that made a difference, J.A. Free- man. And why does Mr. Freeman continue to make this differ- ence? It must be love! Every morning, Mr. Freeman can be seen standing outside watching after his students. John A. Freeman is to be commended this year for his fifteen years of service at Cummings High School, The name says it all! 70 IGH H. FREE . elf? -5-.U .. -ws Y- Mr. Bryan, well-known and well-liked here at Cummings, does more than just sit and work behind his desk. During his three years at Cummings, he has worked diligently to preserve the high standards of Cummings High, and he has maintained friendly relationships with Cummings students. He also does a fine job of taking care of the buses and hiring those that drive the buses. BRYH Mr. Bryan and Mr. Aycock work together on important school business. BHRRY IIYCOCK After teaching Social Studies and coaching football at Cummings for a year, Mr. Aycock was hired as one of the assistant principals. As his friendly wave indicates, he enjoys working with people here at Cummings. Mr. Aycock is also Athletic Director at Cummings. PeoplefAdministration - 71 There are many duties that school secretaries must perform. There are papers to file, phones to answer, announcements to be made, and there is always a student who needs to leave school. fI'm really sick, Mrs. Parker, l want to go home, not lie in the sick room.l Somehow, with the help of office assistants, Mrs. Mclntyre and Mrs. Parker manage to keep things in correct order. Everyone appreciates the difference in organization that the office makes. Never mind that the office was set up in the choral room over the summer, CHS secretaries did a good iob anyway. Mr. Bryan informs Mrs. Mclntyre of some important phone calls that are to be made today. Office assistants are ffrom left to rightj: Catherine Shephard, Jeff Minor, Wendy Lewis, Renee Inman, Terry Depeyster, Sherice Dunn, Sandra Ray, Tim Roberts, and fseated on the floory Thomas Watlington. Mrs. Parker pauses a moment to reflect on how many passes she has had to write today. If LIIBIQAIQ . . . -32 . H M. , , ,w.,.,M,,,.,., f , H fp , ,,,, , V ., A' r-...- a lerri N. A , . QQ B1 t . . Mrs. Moore smiles big inspite of all the work she has to do! Mrs. Williams refuses to be stumped as she looks up an answer. 473 S . . . Now where do all these books go? Where would any Cummings student be without the school library? The library stocks a wealth of information from fictitious fantasy to factual non- fiction. There is something for all tastes: books, tapes, magazines, and resource materials to help with term papers. The library is also used for receptions and club meetings. Students are always thankful for the help of the librarians and library assistants, and the annual staff would like to especially thank Mrs. Moore, Ms. Phillips, and Mrs Williams for all their help in producing this year's annual. librarian. M , Ph'II' ' t ' , f her man duties as a C.H.S. Library assistants help students as well as the librarians. Top row left to right: Sammy Roach., Chris S I 'ps enloys ypmg one 0 y Reneau, Paul Foust. Bottom row: Teresa Daye, Monica Robertson, Regina Corbett, Debbie Wllson, Rene Gattis, and Deidra Hawkins. euloance Reaches out to touch even one High school prepares you for the real world, and the guidance counselors are some of the greatest helpers in achieving this goal. Mr. Wilkins, Mrs. Mrs. Bolick, always on the go, takes a moment to answer a phone call. Poteat, Mrs. Bolick, and Mr. Guthrie have to be prepared to give students good advice that may shape their lives, and anyone will tell you that this can be a difficult task. Q0ur guidance counselors really do more than just talk on the phonelj Mr. Guthrie kicks back and gets down to business. mmf' ay, ' -nr c MA In the tradition of Cummings' guidance counselors, Mr, Wilkins checks up gn cgllege requirements, 74 -' Peoplefcauidance Mrs. Poteat settles things with a phone call. When that little bell rings twice, who's being called? The custodians, of course. If you really think about how many times a day that bell rings, then you'll realize how impor- tant the custodians are. If they didn't keep the school up, before long we would have nothing to be proud of. Without Mr. Caudill, Mrs. Briggs, and Mr. John- son, this school wouldn't be the respected educa- tional facility it is. The cus- todial staff make a huge difference. Mr. Johnson is one of the friend- Iiest faces at Cummings. Mrs. Briggs makes it all look easy. Mr. Caudill dares students to step on his waxed floor. PeopIefCustodians -- 75 Glenda Baumgarner English Fellowship of Christian Athletes Billie Bolden English English Honor Society Brenda Cox English Jane Holmes English Literary Magazine Dorothy Lee English Karen Lewis English Newspaper Helen Paschal English Jargon Harriet Small English Yearbook Tammie Taylor English High l.Q. Bowl, Spirit Club Helen Mason French, Spanish French Club, French Honor Society Mrs. Baumgarner is always willing to give a help- ing hand! Mrs. Bolden presents her usual smile as she teaches one of her many English classes. HW 76 'UN fix .. ,SW Eng Soceial 2 Foreign F lllllilfllil , L 5315, A-91:6 Hislin Studies Lsmggjussjss 'UN Z Cummings is well known for its faculty and the work produced by students under the direction of C.H.S. teachers. With foreign languages, English, and social studies courses being neces- sary for graduation and later college, teachers realize that they must motivate their stu- dents to excel in these areas. The teachers in these as well as in allcourses at Cummings care enough to make the academic difference. Many teenagers have realized their full poten- tial under the guidance and with the friendship of teachers here at Cummings. Mrs. Mason calls roll before starting another day in French I. Winnie Cheney U.S. History Bernard Curry Government f , 'V ,RR X K if ,F Qi fx.- ' W David Gutshall f 13 PsychologyfSociology Head Football Coach AI Hooker World History Football Coach Pat Joyner U.S. History Student Government Rebecca Smith PsychologyfSociology, Geography National Honor Society Mrs. Cheney shows her pride in C.H.S. with her spirit button, as she pauses to make some notes 77 S...-f Bobby Crawford Pre-Algebra Junior Civitan Club Donna Davis Algebra, General Mathematics Beverly Gleason Computers Chloe Dean McPherson Algebra, Calculus Senior Class Advisor, Student Store Anne Stout Geometry, Computer Science High I.Q. Bowl Rachel Wagoner Algebra, Mathematics Ralph Holloway Physical Science Football Coach Donna Oliver Biology Student Academy of Science From dissecting frogs to bisecting lines, math and science go hand in hand. The quality of the Cummings High School math department is evident in the high SAT scores of Cummings stu- dents and the many awards won each year in competitions. Biology classes prepare students for college courses in fields such as pharmacy and dentistry. Mr. Cook's dreaded, but fun, chemistry and physics classes go right along with algebra and trigonometry. Cummings is fortunate to have the excellent science and math departments that it does. Mr. Cook, do you really expect me to understand that? 78 - Peoplef Faculty s .th 53 Wk , i high it mbs' N Deborah Trogdon Physical Science Basketball Coach, Track Kent Tucker Biology Tennis Coach N -it gg' 5 c Math, Science, LFRE Q ,Q J'-A .adailc ' fs-fii l -.,..-- eeeai U9 lDDrnver's Ecdl. 2 Sheryl Chubb Physical Education ll Basketball Coach, Volleyball George Dodson Physical Education I Frank Mensch Physical Education ll Football Coach, Wrestling Thomas Moore , f. Physical Education I X' wx , J.V. Basketball, Softball ' I . 0.H. Marshburn Driver's Education Physical Education teaches coordination and organi- zation, which are both needed for Driver's Education. Students enjoy both of these classes for different rea- sons: Physical Education provides a break from the usual hassle of academics, and Driver's Education teaches something every teenager needs to know, how to drive! Coach Moore takes a break from his RE. classes. Where would Mr. y Crawford be with- i ' out his overhead 4-1- projector? es Shelia Kirkman to serve a volley- ball. PeoplefFaculty - 79 Ms. Chubb teach- Alice Joyner Home Economics Rose Slack Family Life FBLA Gaynell Stone Office Occupations FBLA Helen Evans Business, Typing FBLA Coach Gentry sits in the press box performing one of his many duties other than teaching. Burlington City Schools' Teacher of the Year, Gordon Millspaugh, is pleas- antly surprised by a cheerful Con- gratulations Gift. Sherry Puckett, a member of the Graphic Arts department, prints im- portant papers for the Burlington City School System. X .L l Janet Jeffries Learning Disabilities Lydia Massey Basic Learning Varsity Cheerleaders WN party. C A , Mrs. Joyner, Home Economics teacher, shows how to decorate for a Halloween if e W, 1-. WMM- 7,-v ,V ff W Z, .r f 4 -f Q ff wi? sf , f gp fa 523, f ' r ..?'4, l EQ., usiimess, Drafting, ics, Art, Learmimgs 2 I How do you think we should work this out? Mrs. Massey asks Mr. Aycock. Art, Basic Learning, and Voca- tional classes are three pro- grams Cummings is proud to excel in. The Graphics depart- ment prints all the materials for the Burlington City Schools System, thus providing a ser- vice to the community, while giving students hands-on ex- perience. Other vocational classes also provide the oppor- tunity for first-hand experi- ence. The various levels of art classes produce many award- winning students each year. The Basic Learning program provides the fundamentals of learning, while giving extra help when needed. Mrs. Padgett's art class, glad to have a break, smiles for the camera. PeoplefFaculty - 81 Senior Class President Danny Frye served his classmates during the 1984-85 school year. xecutive ommilctee The Senior Executive Committee is an im- portant part of the Student Council. From this group of six members, the student body presi- dent and other offi- cers are chosen. Eric Bigelow, this year's president, attended a Student Govern- ment Convention in Texas. This is but one of many examples of dedication that the Executive Commit- tee has shown to- wards Cummings X - F3 'L - K fiiaxb t livieesiolerit E7-4 Se-cweetarfu correspondence andf l ff . On election day, se- niors were treated to the wild and crazy speech made by Dan- ny Frye. He was es- corted into the audi- W9 High School. These officers are credited with getting permis- sion for all classes to achieve a four-year goal: having floats at H o m e c o m i n g . Though the senior class float did not win, it was truly abil in the eyes of the se- niors. torium by four se- cret service agents protecting the future president. Their efforts certainly paid off as that afternoon, Danny was an- nounced Senior Class President. An- other major election that took place that morning was for se- nior class secretary- treasurer. Michele Lee had the honor of winning this posi- tion. The Senior executive Committee consists of Kim Payne, Sara Crabtree, Lee Caudill, Tina Roach, Sabrina Sykes, and Eric Bigelow. Q gllllOfl9 Regina Corbett displays that typical Senior poise and style. Cavalier fans Don Tingen and Jeff Parker show their senior school spirit at a football game. DIFFEREINTIATE , , Angie Jones and Debbie Burnette get in some last minute gossip before the bell rings. .,,r,,,iie I 1 F fir? rrrll , .,,. ., Todd Bush proofreads his paper one last time, knowing that seniors can't take English lightly. English is a must to graduate. PeoplefSeniors - 83 Penny Adkins Sherry Allen Tommy Allison Barbie Andrews Nell Andrews Mike Ashe Vicki Baker Dean Ballard Rodney Barnhardt Shelia Beasley Anthony Benton Bill Bechtel Eric Bigelow Ricky Bigelow Missy Billings Aaron Birchett Denene Blackwood Todd Boone John Brincefield .limmi Anne Bridges Pam Brinkley Eric Brown Debbie Burnette Todd Bush Lee Caudill Theresa Chambers Boyd Chatman 84 - PeoplefSeniors Rene Gattis works hard to finish her home work. MRD f Q 01 n S DIFFERE-INTIATE You've been told how everybody here at Cummings makes a difference, but there is one group that makes a BIG difference. They are the SENIORS. This isn't just any senior class either: this is CHS' First Freshman Class and there is something about them that separates them from all the past and future graduating classes. Something makes them special - really different- and in 10 years when they come back for their reunion, they'll find out just what it was. When graduation comes, these people will all differentiate Clook it uplj and wherever they go, part of this school will go with them. One really important difference is that this class has more than its share of winners. Never before has a class had so many academically and athletically inclined students. What is it that makes them differ- ent? What is it that makes them THE CLASS OF '85? Curtis Pulliam - The man who makes the office what it is today. 'F 1, 1 , 1 ' xr Y S A 'Y K' 2 Qs, N, x 'Y H... .. ! +6- Earl Cheek Teresa Cheek Jimmy Chrisco Michelle Chrisp Ann Church Jeff Clapp Donna Clark Cathy Coble Dana Coleman John Coleman Nate Coleman Lisa Combs Tracy Copeland Regina Corbett David Cox Sara Crabtree Lori Crews Jeanette Curry Denese Davis Joey Davis Mia Davis Teresa Daye Timmy Daye Terry DePeyster Mike Dickerson Cathy Dix Eric Dixon Stephen Dobbins 86 - PeopIefSeniors 0-Q Q, , Don Tingen thinks up another Trick. if Q 0150 n S DIFFQRQHTIATQ Hey, hey, hey, Doug wlll save the day! A Kevin Dodson Angela Doss Todd Drake Sherice Dunn Crystal Ellison Larry Evans Deanna Enoch L. B. Flynt Bevonda Ford Michael Foust Danny Frye Kim Fryar Rosemary Gardner Michael Garland Rene Gattis Gerald Gibson Michael Gibson Paige Godwin Doug Goldston Yolanda Goode Chris Graves James Gray Darris Griffis Tina Griffis Ronald Gurkin Brett Guthrie Richard Haith Rosalind Haith 88 - PeoplefSeniors 'ix ...S X., t , Brett Guthrie is Mr. Education Q 'A io h DIFF-ERENTIATE be fv, ' - i if 'Q W F . i W... ax ' 5 'iw Kim Fryar, Darris Griffis, and Larry Lassiter . . . quit acting like you're reading. i i i , KN 5 I ox s U , M Q., , . ,+,w'5f1, WL' ,, ff ' i , 1 H , W ff Joanna Lowe Kim Manuel Paula McCaskill Shannon McCuIlock Michele McGillivray Dawn Mclntyre Sonya Medley Jeff Melton Ann Minor Jeff Minor Pam Moore Frank Mueller Anthony Neal Michael Norwood Dwayne Oliver Paula Page Jeff Parker Jennifer Parker Cindy Parsons Kim Payne Patti Phillips Tracy Pike Junior Preston David Pritchard Arnold Pulliam Curtis Pulliam ' Sandra Ray Mike Richardson 92 - PeoplefSeniors Steve Hanks, Jeff Parker, and Mike Ashe would like to welcome you to their school. Q M i 0 h g DIFFQRQNTIATQ in '9- , l David Riggs Tina Roach Tonya Richmond Judy Robbins Dawn Robinson Tim Roberts Monica Robertson Linda Rodgers Teresa Rone Donna Rudd Martha Sanders Kevin Sartin Cyntheia Satterfield Beth Seifert Penny Sellars Catherine Shephard Alma Shoftner William Shoffner Tony Shotwell Kathie Sink Amanda Smith Dwayne Smithey Carol Spruili Todd Staley Chuck Stanton Barry Stewart Tina Summers Sabrina Sykes 94 - PeoplefSenlors i 1 A!! ib.,,,,. This one pass is going to get us all out of troubIe? says Todd Puckett Ant Neal, Keith Jordan, and Jimmy Chrisco. ad and whine,Tracy! Q In i0 ngDIFFEIRENTIATE JUN qs. Angela Talbert Benny Taylor Yolanda Thomas Debbie Thompson Kim Thompson Don Tingen Scott Tolley Dan Truitt Bobby Vandervelde Chris Vincent Sherry Walker Teresa Walker Wendy Walker Kevin Ward Beth Warren Cynthia Weaver Angela Whitley Ira Wiley Tammy Willets Earl Williamson Paula Williamson Debra Wilson Frank Wrenn Todd Young 96 - PeoplefSeniors Rodney Barnhardt studies the books and candy in the library. Q 'A i0 h DIFFQRQNTIATG: Teresa Graves returns to Cummings to graduate with her friends. Sonya Medley helps Joanie and Sandra with their English paper. Cyan of '55 c cf B czgfcz cf Qf qfffcp Q 59 5411459 CZ' :Mu O faux O ou - fue an O faux owaz - .5 ow O15 fam on - H I2 Aman ggsrzcfazgzaia Q11 O O - 0nfy aa fam aa 5,555 can we 90. VL Ly as mucg aa wa cfm n, we 5.5.1, cvlfomscoming 6129 ana! Queen . 2. giddy and 97.55 P pIfS ye e.,sfasg.s,., ' ' '-i-S..'.Qi s '1 1 2' A fs The junior class elected Susan Mills as their president. As junior class presi- dent, Susan is automatically a mem- ber of SGA. Her biggest responsibility will be organizing the prom. Anita Bigelow Christie Bigelow Kim Bigelow Paul Blankenship Jamie Blaylock Kelly Boggs Tracey Boggs Dan Boon Tammy Borden Casey Brown Robbie Burnette David Carter Josh Carter Scott Catlett Jody Childress 100 PeoplefJuniors Robby Adams Jimmy Allison Alan Allred Gene Baisden Teresa Baldwin Michelle Bangle Dwight Barham Rodney Barham Linda Barnhardt v- h 1 Ch 8 ls I Monica Dove Beth Ann Drewett Bobby Duggins Ann Edwards Tam Evans Todd Fitch Jack Fleming Tammy Flood Tommy Flood Lisa Coble Tammy Coffey Lee Cohen Lisa Covington Rebecca Cox Kim Cozart Roberto Crespo Beth Crews Tammy Cross Sabrina Crump Michelle Crumpton Daniel Dollar QNXU The junior year is a busy year, filled with class ring orders, PSAT, SAT, and finally the prom. One thing can be noted about this year's junior class: They can be spot- ted at any game, sitting in a group cheering and yelling the Cavaliers to victory. Kim Bigelow, obviously a well-liked cheerleader, is Junior Class Secretary. , , ,ff Yv,?,ijf . ' A , M H my ,rrr , Z., J , , 2 xy ,.,s,, www M, f , - 9' PeopIefJuniors - 101 fn. i 6 The Junior Executive Committee is made up of Susan Mills, Lisa McBroom, Stan Leonard, Scotia Lee, and Tam'ny Sellars. Rita Griffis Holly Hair Wendy Hall Marla Harris Myra Harris Jill Harrison Dedra Hawkins Lora Hawkins Shannon Hawkins Jimmy Hayes Martha Hayes Judy Herring Betty Hill Jeff Hodge Dawn Holland 102 PeoplefJumors Michele Foshee Paul Foust Ann Freeman John Fuller Charles Gattis Victor Gattis Millicent Gaylord Chad Gordan Kim Griffin 'Ds J MQ IDM Sharletta Hooks Jesse Hudson Jerri Humphries Mark Isley Karen Jarosz Angela Johnson Deborah Johnson Kim Jones I 1 V QN Miriam Jones Philip Jones Todd Jordan Sharon Kivette DeLynda Kleeberg Michelle Lee Scotia Lee Stan Leonard William Lewis Leigh Long Michelle Long Donald Lunsford Jeffrey Mann Barry Martin Melinda Martin Angela McAdams Lisa McBroom Chris McDowell Timothy McKenzie Renee McNatt PeoplefJuniors Junior boys are taking a break after a tough workout. 1 . Rose Ann Moorelield Delaine Morrow Amanda Neal Susan Neal Bryan Nold Michelle Norton Tracy Oakley Adrienne McNeill Jennifer Meloy Alan Miles Kim Miles Susan Mills Steven Moize Darrin Moon Carla Moore Shari Moore ,,.k. Lolita Oliver Julie Parks Janelle Phillips Teresa Phillips Tongi Pinnix Deborah Poole Tim Poteat Leslie Prather 104 - PeoplefJuniors . 0 -is .,, 1 all Al l s. 'x .,t ,Q ,ar 5- -X Matthew Puckett Melissa Ratliff Chris Reneau Kim Richards Amy Riley Although temporarily crippled Karen still has the Cavalier Spirit. 1151 SE L ,ff h'-A H M4 , . ..f'f - - l sz.,- :fir 'fx 'sa M f -'N if X . X Xlwll lv ' QNYUY' Jeannette Riley Warrie Riley Samuel Roach Myron Sellars Tammie Sellars Tracy Shoffner Lynn Simmons Chad Slaughter Terrence Smith Leonard Soots Margaret Southern Dawnto Springfield Shawnto Springfield Rod Staley Peoplefjuniors - 105 Toni Warren Karen Webster Mandy Wheeler Tommy Stewart Michelle Street Randy Stutts Karen Terrell Tracy Terrell Howard Terry Rhonda Thompson Kathy Tilson Mickey Tingen Cheryl Troxler Marvin VanHook Rene VanHook Mary Vaughn Carol Walker Deborah Walton Ns. Wx i fi 2533: 1 K 11 . 3535216 rk A i 5369+ xi SQ., ,gr KL Wfgggis- 106 PeopIefJunlors vm mv P Marla Harris is snickering over her classmates' attempted art work we 6543 Patty Wyatt Lisa Yellock Sherry White Chuck Wilborn David Williams Mike Williams Amy Wills Marsha Wilson Linda Wolfe Keith Wright QNWY' Kim Jones, Tim Poteat, Dedra Haw- kins, Karen Terrell, Stacey Webb, and Dawnto Springfield chat about the news before starting work. PeoplefJuniors - 107 unions UM Suse Juniors. What can you say about them? They're the group that says, One more year! They've been here for three years and feel like they're in control, but little do they know what lies ahead next year! Now that last high school summer is drawing near, they must live it up while they can. 08-P XJ J Scotia would like someone to get that paper out of her face! Tammy Daye and Tracy Oakley use the buddy system. No, Miss Taylor isn't letting her students talk, this is just homeroom. Tracy Shoffner, are you looking on someone else's paper? The wild, crazy juniors pose for the photographer. From left top - Tammy Sellars, Adrienne McNeil, Shelia Clinkscales, Sharletta Hook, Jill Harrison, Linda Wolfe, Jack Fleming. Bottom - Dan Boon, Delynda Kleeburg, and Jimmy Hayes. PeoplefJuniors - 109 aw 4 4, if 'lk 9' 4 iv M Q? il 7 'V Lu Ann Carter is the president of the sopho- more class. I'm a sophomore now. I'm finding my way around CHS a little better. Don't you hate dressing out for RE.? I start driving in Driv- er's Ed. next week. I'm so nervous. What? You want ME to dissect THAT? Biology. . . who could ever forget it? 0996 110 - PeoplefSophomores Ann Abercrombie Janine Adkins Kerry Alfred Micki Austin Mike Baisden Shane Baldwin Tammy Baldwin Mark Ball Mike Ball Suzanne Baltes Derrick Barbee Raymond Barber Shawn Barfield Trina Benton Lori Bescher Bobbie Jo Bigelow Darrell Bigelow Connie Blackwell ? if al 401 8 4- C1 f gc -Q-N 'UK is ,nun 1 .X Q Ti Donna Booker Derek Boswell Cherri Bradsher LaShawn Brown Michelle Brown Mike Brown Melissa Bruner Ross Bulla Belinda Burney Kenny Burton Barbara Bynum Wendy Bynum Ramona Callicutt Wendy Cameron Dee Campbell Lisa Cannady William Carethers LuAnn Carter Ki Y six v M Connie Blackwell is the secretary-treasurer of the sophomore class. I wi s l 1 5f V fl: 5151 is Kim Jeffers, Lew Ruth, and Tracy Worth make up the sopho- more executive committee for the 1984-85 school year. PeopIefSophomores - 1 11 Todd Carter Jason Cates Melinda Cauble Heather Chatman Rene' Choim John Chrisco Charlotte Chrisp Sherri Clayton Kevin Cobb Tim Coble Traci Coble Mark Cohn Renee Coley Randy Cook Jay Copeland Beth Copley 39 June Crabtree and Jennifer Petty hang around after ? 'W 9? 41 W Q Us ,. Im - J .l Q. 'Us .is Cf ' Y'-Y N- Qs Sw 5, F-. -asv-.f .1 x xx A-'F -v Lynwood McDowell and Toby Stanfield discuss last night's homework. X YW 95 X David Curtis Tracey Dabbs Danny Davis Kevin Daye Rhonda Denton Connie Depeyster Eddie Dickens Tony Dickerson Jeff Dixon Rene Driggers Victoria Duggins Karen Edwards Stephanie Ellis Tim Ellis Curtis Emory Pam Enoch Tracy Evans Robert Farrington Teresa Farrington Karen Faucette Tammy Faucette Lisa Ferrell PeopIefSophomores Kim Findell Lisa Flynn Todd Forbis Connie Foust Deidre Foust Susie Foust Rondalyn Francis Tyra Francis Chinera Frazier Mark Garner Tammy Gattis Kerry Gibson Paula Gregory Monica Griffis Tammy Grizzle Natalie Haith Maxi Hall Dawn Harper David Harris 39 G ,gg 3543 X., f v ,! 's .....,. ,EA 1 5 1 'Q 'W , 5' i 9 68' Sophomores enjoy a quick game of Hacky-Sac during lunch. plum AQN ,N ei' Gary Harris Mendi Harris Donna Hawkins William Hawkins Keith Hayes Heather Higgins Vanessa Hightower Angie Hilliard Ken Hilliard Crystal Hilton Barbara Hinkle Christa Holt Julie Hood Ronnie Hornady Kim Hudgins Tonya Hudson Billie Hurd Nathan Ingleheim Rodney Jarvis Kim Jeffers Karen Jenkins Kris Johnson PeoplefSophomores Anita Jones Dwayne ,Jones Felecia Jones Richard Jones Roger Jones Teddy Jones Tim Jones Tony Kelley Tara Kimbrough Shelia Kirkman April Leath Bettina Lee John Lee Millard Lee Shelia Lewis Shirley Lewis Q55 QRS K v. t I Bobby Jo Bigelow takes a moment out of her busy day to look at a fund raising project. iia.iiii ii.. kf's'f H . we mxwfzsaz- Lisa Malors Lu Ann Mansfield Ron Marion Z 6 175. be Q63-1 ' J,- .ye-...N D l A-we 2 11 'Il i r r , X Sophomore attendants display proud smiles at the home- coming game. Tammy Marsh Sandra Matakovic Traci Maye Barry McAdams Teresa McClure Lynwood McDowell Mark Mclntyre Ann McKinney Vanessa McNeill Forrest Mebane Stephanie Meloy Kim Midkiff Adrian Miles Anita Miles Calvin Miles Kenneth Miles Tara Miles Kevin Minor April Moon Tonda Morgan Tammy Morris Nikki Morrow PeoplefSophomores Edward Muire Suzanne Murphy Tony Neal Donnie Nolf Gene Oliver Anita Patel Lyle Payne Jennifer Petty Michael Poe Melissa Porterfield Dwight Poteat Mark Prather Roy Pride Jeff Randleman Chris Reeves Mack Richardson Sonja Richmond Cheryl Roberson Derrick Rogers 9096 Q39 Qu-N., is 'F' ' ' Z ' f x N5 I. ,X Come on! You guys know you're supposed to dress out for RE.! ,Zi a, Z ,rw N ,,.....--- ,,,,....v-M WK 'EU ,libs ff. -5 xr? f ' X These sophomore sweatshirts proved to be accurate as the Cavaliers defeated Williams in the last game of the season. 'WK PVC- s 2 1 X., M 'N G. 3 S-J Diana Royster Heather Rudd Clara Russell Lew Ruth Lisa Sands Kim Scott Eric Sellars Kim Sellars Larry Sellars Michael Sheets Stella Shoffner Janet Shotwell Amanda Smith Corey Smith Darrell Smith Jamie Smith Brenda Smithey Tracy Snook Janet Spencer Toby Stanfield David Stockwell Sandy Sumner PeoplefSophomores 1 19 Becky Sutton Kelly Tadlock Mike Tally Annette Taylor Candy Taylor Melody Terrell Tracy Terrell Brooks Testerman Toni Thompson Julie Tickles Steve Wagoner Byron Walker David Walker Barry Warren Sheryl Warren Stacey Webb QYYX Q59 QYQ5 ra, r John Weiss Gary White Marshall White Lori Bescher doesn't find it hard to smile after a long day at school! .,,l, .KN NYM., Wx 'sq ' K '::'z':w.-N l ' , 'K - l K ' T fx 1 ix,- T ef 1- ' 1 KX Si ,5 5 ' X is Leigh A. Whitehead Terry Williams Eddie Wilkerson Devon Willard David Willets Kyle Willis Charlene Wilson Todd Wilson Kim Wood Tracy Worth Jerrell Wright Tina Young The sophomore float was a bright addition to the C.H.S. homecoming parade. 'I s PeoplefSophomores - 121 THE -kSophomore means not being the youngest group anymore. It means not being the most picked on. fNow they are 2nd mostij -kBeing a sophomore means dressing out for RE. every day. It also means Drivers Ed. and the BIG PERMIT! fRemember dragging Mom or Dad out of the house to take a spin around the bIock?J -kThe sophomore year is not just one-fourth of your high school life, it's a growing experience full of many memories, both good and bad. SOPHOMORE QNE Mik eBa an II d Lori Fitch Ka freshmanj attend a tball g F dhp pttptf yon If h h gpfph gl 122 - PeoplefSophomo lvrk Tllyd 'th M Ch'Id b t I 7' V! al! is .QA , K ,J Nx wx pf Qx,...z' 5. X 1-1 .' l I i, f 4 .I a o ,....-I ,f 1 fl v. 451' r 3? ' 5. 3 ll K I., 3 , N, ff- f ff M , K 'X Denise Rudd and 1 K 1 Anita Miles share a smile backstage during the musical Carnival. These sophomores seem to really get into their work. qThey must be having a test tomorrow!J The halls are empty, and it looks like Cheryl Robertson is going to be late for her next class. PeopIefSophomores - 123 63996 Secretary Lesia Workman is PROUD to be a freshman! 124 - PeoplefFreshmen ,G '53 fgzfbldf aim A X 'ii' f '59 M , 5 we 4 -' ' ,QA ypwzggl , WM :he Freshman President Cynthia Bigelow is not only a cheerleader, but a class leader, 00. Wow! l'm a freshman! I finally can be called a name Qpardon the expressionj. High school is sure different from middle school. l never knew Cummings was so big. Where's this Room 312, anyway? Somebody help me: I'm lost. l bought an elevator pass yesterday, but someone told me I couldn't use it. I guess it expired . . . ytlx k 1 495 4 iii X ,wwf f 1 ,f l,. ' Rachel Mclntyre and Lisa Haith inspire spirit and work hard as freshman executive committee members. Dedee Allen Michael Allred Kevin Andrews Mark Andrews Carey Ashley Kim Alston Scott Baker Jeff Ball Ronny Ball Danzaleigh Barbee Lynn Barnwell Jennifer Baugh Troy Beckwith Laurie Bechtel Cynthia Bigelow Lori Blanchard Desha Blankenship Robin Boswell Luana Bradley Scottie Briggs PeoplefFreshmen - 125 QSHWS Kathryn Callicutt Cheryl Cameron Karen Canada Julie Canovai Lisa Cartwright Chuckie Catlett Brian Caudill Paula Chandler Michael Cheek Michelle Christopher Rodney Clapp Tammle Clay Annette Coe Andre Cohen 126 PeopIefFreshmen ,' 7 2-3,- Mark Brooks Reid Brooks Marlisa Brown Adam Burton Eric Burton Louise Byrum W I 3 QFD. pf. be Vx be ,ez s.g,,... --....,... Il 1 so 9 I ,S V f, rg. rx , lx ' ' '7 Seo f ' f-ff--s Drew Kleeberg and Stephanie Leigh show off the latest fashions at homecoming. Tisa Coleman George Connor Krista Crawford Brian Creech Greg Dark Tyler Day Wendy Day David Dixon Lisa Dodson Michelle Doria Tony Doria Kim Duffer Stephen Dupree Travis Ellerbe Frankie Enoch Bobby Erich David Farris Robin Faucette Billy Feaster Amy Fender Amy Fitch People! Freshmen S ev-WBYNE April Gibson Kim Gilmore Amanda Godwin Eddie Godwin Sheila Goodson Kim Gowing Jennifer Gregory Alicia Haith Andrea Haith Craig Hall Richard Hall Sandra Hall Matt Harrell Elizabeth Hart Crystal Harvey Darryl Harvey Joyce Herring Billie Hill Amanda Hillman Angel Hinkle 128 - PeoplefFreshmen Lori Fitch Dawn Foster Jeff Fuqua Cheri Futral Dale Garner Michael Garner Nia .wg 8- Q0' In 'VX 51 ,, NK, WW .1 . ,-f:g..' 7.9 to ,af Steve Pickard hits the books during lunch. w Amy Hogan Greg Hogan Heather Holley Julie Hopkins Kay Johnson Craig Jones Tammie Jones Todd Kimrey Mark King Phylenda King Drew Kleeberg Christa Knight Curtis Knight Lori Langley Lisa Lee Pete Lee Shelia Leigh Stephanie Leigh Eric Lewis Renee Light Sandy Loftis PeopIefFreshmen 129 SYWWS Bryan Madden Michelle Maness Wendy Maness Robbie Mann Roger Martin David Matkins Ron Maynard Shaun McAuthur Amy McCaskiII Kris McCauley Rachel Mclntyre Evett McMilIian Marie McNeil Jeff Meador Cindy Michael Lemonte Miles Patreace Miles Sherri Miles Rita Moore Tracey Moore 130 PeoplefFreshmen Bianca Long Charnetta Long Dana Long Sharon Long Jason Love Paula Love iw 'iz Al IUCN Tex' 14 f X 1 it 1 Tony Doria and Cynthia Bigelow enjoy their first home- coming. vi :X 4 1 NY , CK , W Q 49' x 2'5- , ,J Rhonda Moricle Tracy Moser Teresa Neese Terri Newcomb Janis Niparts Lori Nold JoAnn Norman Johnny Oliver Jean Overman Lisa Parker Stephen Parker Susan Parker Ricky Patterson Andy Perez Richard Phillips Steve Pickard 4 ul.. f PeoplefFreshmen Tonya Pollock Dexter Poteat Jason Pulley Boyd Pulliam Derek Raiford Brian Reece - 131 saw Kim Scott Wayne Scott Laurie Seely Brian Shields Gina Shoffner J.R. Shutts Carla Simpson Darin Slade Candy Smith Danny Smith Melissa Smith 132 PeopIefFreshmen Tammy Rogers Tracey Rogers Tracy Rogers Lonnie Russell Michelle Rutledge John Sanders f l 4 ffm 3,34 - X xi is X 4 l ' l sreits ff'-M My ,L.. WMS L,.., ,wg i.. X J' They're not just another bunch of silly girls. Jeff Snyder Jody Staley Kim Stauffer Lee Steele Shana Stockwell Leon Sturdivant Shea Sullivan Paula Sumpter Tracey Sutton Terry Tabon Renee Taylor Amy Terry Angie Tilson Kaye Tomlin Lionard Torain Anna Tyler Zack Upright Alicia Vernon Kirk Vinson Sharon Wade PeoplefFreshmen Jeff Hodge is a true Cavalier as he escorts Tara Williams. Tracey Woodside stands poised waiting for the next cheer at a Bernard Walker Tracey Ward Janine Watson Karen Weeks Darlene White Teresa White ill 5 5 I ll Tara Williams Mark Willis Duane Wilson Kelly Wilson Sherry Winstead Tracey Woodside Gary Woody Anna L. Workman Stephanine Wright Brad Yount These Cavaliers certainly seem to like it here at CHS. Timmy, John, and Darin enjoy the last few minutes of their lunch break. PeoplefFreshmen 135 One aspect of a typi- c a l C u m - mings student's extracurricular life is participation in clubs. The variety of clubs at CHS ranges from service groups to foreign lan- guage clubs to musical organiza- tions. The clubs are as different as the students who participate in them. No matter what type of club a student may be a member of, one thing is for certain: they partic- ipate because they want to, and, after all, participation is what makes the difference. boxooedb 9 0 ef' W 9060020 QF A eb. oo NZLQQX 136 CIbD d ery' if Jeff Parker, yearbook staff artist, selects picture for the club section. QHey! That's the staff in the picturelj Club Divider K From Left to Right, First Row: Tina Roach, Sarah Crabtree, Eric Bigelow, Scotia Lee, Lee Caudill. Second Row: Shannon McCullock, Jimmi Anne Bridges, Amanda Smith, Tracy Kimbrough, Adrienne McNieI, Anita Bigelow, Lisa McBroom, Kim Fryar, Sherry Haith, Mia Davis, Wendy Bynum, Melissa Ratliff, Rhondalyn Francis, Connie Blackwell, Alicia Vernon, Tracey Rogers, Jerri Humphries, Ann Freeman, Beth Ann Drewett. Third Row: Stan Leonard, Cynthia Bigelow, Alicia Haith, Amy McCaskill, Ann Amberrcombie, LuAnn Carter, Lew Ruth, Rachel Mclntyre. Fourth Row: Tracy Worth, Kim Jefferies, Tammy Daye, Anna Liese Workman, Danny Frye, Michele Lee, Sabrina Sykes, Kim Payne, Susan Mills, Candy Smith. Kim Payne was elected to represent Student Council: her escort was Stan Leonard. 138 - ClubsfStudent Council ,L Q nz- -1 k...f'T-ff Student Council Sponsor Kim Payne, escorted by Stan Leonard, gives a smile to the homecoming crowd. During a meeting Student Councll members play a get-acquainted game. The Student Council at Cummings has completed many successful projects. The club has been responsible for stadium clean-up, selling candy canes at Christmas, and selling spirit buttons before special ballgames. Mrs. Joyner, as advisor of such a large club, deserves a thank-you for all the time and effort that she has put forth to make Student Council a big success! Student Council Officers: President, Eric Bigelow: Vice- President, Scotia Lee, Treasurer, Tina Roach: Executive Committee, Sara Crabtree, Sergeant-at-Arms, Lee Caudill. ClubsfStudent Council CALVACADE STAFF This year Calvacade got off to a slow start because all work and meetings had to be done - after school. The staff is very young and inexperienced, and needs student and staff support to continue its production. Susan Mills and Corey Smith represented the Calvacade staff as homecoming sponsors. First Row: Left to right: Paula McCaskill, Ms. Lewis, Kim Jeffers, Janet Spencer. 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ClubsfSpectrum - 14 142 - CIubsfYearbook O to er Considering only one person signed up for annual staff during spring registration last year, we've certainly come a long way. After getting a late start on ad sales, we finally managed to get our act together three fmaybe twol weeks before our first deadline. Though none of the staff members receive any credit for the class, the work we've put in could easily be compared to that of two or three classes. As l'm sure you've already noticed, flf not, you haven't been looking hard enoughlj this edition of Nulli Secundus is unlike any previous one. Jeff Parker, along with Mike Richardson, designed the radical cover, and Paula McCaskill produced the variety of headlines on all the pages. The publication of the annual could not have been completed without the help of the following people: Mr. Millspaugh for letting the staff raid the Graphics Dept. sixth period every day: the Library, whose typewriter never failed us when ours decided to take a vacation: Mrs. Baumgarner, for allowing 12 restless attendants, 2 grumpy teachers, and 3 tired staff members into her home for homecoming pictures: and to Mrs. Bolden who always seemed to recognize those underclassmen we just couldn't put our finger on. Top Row: Advisor, Harriet Small. Third Row: Jennifer Parker. Second Row: David Carter, Tracy Lambert, Barbie Andrews, Jeff Parker. First Row: Paula McCaskill, Denese Davis, and Joanie Humphrey. Denese Davis bites a bad paper while working hard on the yearbook! AUQEQQUEQU Staff? ig-4-Q vi., Harriet Small shows her concern and attention for the yearbook while H0meC0min8 attendant is Renee tnmaf' e5C0fted bi' Jeff Pa'ke - wearing shoes that match! Paula McCaskill thinks of new ideas for the yearbook while eating cookies in Mrs- Anne Stout efficiently handles an the chemistry. finances for the yearbook. 4 if em if 'F gf I A i . Q if I NORTH CAROLINA STU DENTACADEMY CF SCIENCE First Row: Left to Right: Eric Bigelow, Beth Warren, Mrs. Oliver, Todd Fitch, Kim Payne. Second Row: Kyle Willis, Linda Rogers, Sherry Haith, Debbie Thompson, Wendy Bynum, Natalie Haith. Third Row: Amy McCaskill, Ana Leise Workman, Chris Vincent, Lyle Payne, Luanne Carter, Mendi Harris, Melody Terrell. Fourth Row: Derrick Rodgers, Marc Isley, Adrian McNiel, Rodney Williams, Michelle Grown, Shelia Kirkman, John Fuller, Anita Jones, Tammy Morris, Cynthia Bigelow, Beth Crews, April Leath. Fifth Row: Carla Moore, Toni Warren, Mack Richardson, Mike Dickerson, Kenny Miles, Sherice Dunn, Rhonda Jones, Tracy May, Chris McCauley, Ann Abercombie, Janet Spencer, Kenny Burton, Kim Sellars, Nickie Morrow, Forrest Mebane, Kim Jeffers, Vanessa Hightower. Sixth Row: Tina Jordan, Teresa Cheek, Tammy Willets, Shane Baldwin, Lew Ruth, Corey Smith. Beth Warren and Kyle Willis represented SAS during the homecoming events. For the more scientific-minded students of Cummings, the Student Academy of Science was begun in 1979. Led by Donna Oliver, the purpose of the club is to promote the study of science outside the class. This year, the club has had guest lectures on science careers, how to conduct scientific study, and medical technology. Of course they had their usual parties and field trips. This is a very inquisitive group of scientists, and this is the largest club ever with 61 members, says Mrs. Oliver, and the students make the difference. 144 - CIubsfSAS CH EM ISTRY CLU BS -db 9-D v 1 r W T ,cc l. K 'f A ' . kllqf, I 4.45. , fig arf -Wm S1 W zu-ifrdi Senlor Chemistry Club. Flrst Row. Left to Rlght. Erlc Bigelow, Kevin Sartln. Second Row: Sonya Medley, Tracy Lambert, Joanie Humphrey, Beth Warren, Earl Williamson, Sherry Haith, Debbie Thompson, Debbie Wilson. Third Row: Paula McCaskilI, Sara Crabtree, Tina Roach, Linda Rogers, Mia Davis, Judy Robbins, Gary Horne, Kim Fryar, Amanda Smith, Denise Davis. Fourth Row: Eric Dixon, David Cox, Chuck Stanton, Bobby Vandervale, Angela Doss, Dean Ballard, Scott Tolley, Kathy Sink, Stephen Dobbins, Wendy Lewis, Todd Bush, Sabrina Sykes, Kim Payne. Fifth Row: Rodney Barnhart, Denene Blackwood, Ann Minor, Sandra Ray, Tina Jordan, Paula Page, Teresa Cheek, Danny Frye, David Pritchard, John Coleman, Tammy Willets, Eric Brown, Jeff Caldwell, Darris Griffis. Sixth Row: Chip Loye, Shannon McCullock, Nate Coleman, Tracy Lewis. Todd Boone, Tim Roberts, Lori Kimbrey, Arnold Pulliam, Lee Isley, Doug Goldston, Jeff Minor. Junior Chemistry Club. First Row: Left to Right: Bonita Goldston, Marla Harris, Josh Carter, Todd Fitch, John Fuller, Karen Jorosz, Deborah Walton, Leigh Long, Rebecca Cox. Second Row: Jerri Humphries, Karen Webster, Tongi Pinnix, Mary Vaughn, Millicent Gaylord, Dan Boone, Jimmy Allison, Mickey Tingen, Mandy Wheeler, Beth Crews. Third Row: Melissa Ratliff, Marvin VanHook, Rita Griffis, Adrienne McNeil, Jennifer Meloy, Alan Allred, Jimmy Hayes, Daniel Dollar, Chris Reneau, Paul Foust. Fourth Row: Toni Warren, Lisa McBroom, Jamie Blalock, Chris McDowell, Michele Lee, Darrin Moon, Philip Jones, Marc Isley. Fifth Row: Christi Bigelow, Carla Moore, Scotia Lee, Stan Leonard, Michelle Norton, Janelle Phillips, Lynn Simmons, Rodney Williams. Sixth Row: Michelle Crumpton, Tracy Terrell, Tammy Sellars, Steven Moize, Susan Mills, Amy Willis, David Carter. Seventh Row: Bryan Nold, Rodney Staley, Sammy Roach. chemistryfclubs - 145 l W-B. fewer .. N, .. First Row Left to Right: Tina Roach, Sara Crabtree, and Martha Sanders. Second Row: Ann Minor, Beth Warren, Todd Bush, Kim Thompson, Earl Williamson, Toni Warren, Carla Moore, Melissa Ratliff, Beth Seifert. Third Row: Phillip Jones, Rebecca Cox, Danny Frye, Todd Staley, Debbie Thompson, Tina Griffis, Debbie Wilson, Lisa Johnson, Jamie Blalock. Fourth Row: Kim Bigelow, Luann Mansfield, Kim Jeffries, Chuck Stanton, Delane Morrow, Millicent Gaylord, Adrian McNeil, and Yvette Bryant. Fifth Row: Teresa McClure, Yolanda Goode, Deidra Foust, Karen Edwards, Angela Talbert, Donna Rudd, and Rosemary Gardner. Sixth Row: Charlene Yancey, Myra Harris, Delynda Kleeberg, Michelle Foshee, Melinda Martin, and Michelle Crumpton. Seventh Row: Jerri Humphries, Linda Rogers, Amanda Smith, Sabrina Sykes, Judy Robbins, Tim Roberts, Jimmie Anne Bridges, and Eric Bigelow. Eighth Row: Marsha White and Howard Terry. Debbie Thompson and Chuck Stanton represented the Spanish Club as homecoming sponsors. SPANISH CLUB As usual the Spanish Club celebrated each month with its parties at Mrs. Millicovsky's house. They also hosted a dinner for the custodians. The Spanish Club showed its interest in the community by sponsoring a family for Christmas Cheer. 146 - CIubsfSpanish Club FRENCH CLUB The French Club got off on a busy start with Tracy Kim- brough as President. They went on a shopping trip to Greens- boro during Thanksgiving vacation. During the Easter vaca- tion, some of the members took a trip to France. Under the leadership of Madame Mason, the French Club has been very active. They also raised money to attend a French restaurant. Scotia Lee and Brett Guthrie represented the French Club as homecoming sponsors. On the floor Left to Right: Anna Liese Workman, Janelle Phillips, Wendy Bynum, Bonita Goldston, Jada Enoch, Stephanie Meloy, April Moon, Brooks Testamen, Ann Abercrombie, Corey Smith. Second Row: Todd Fitch, Mark Isley, Michelle Street, Tam Evans, Michelle Brown, Michelle Norton, Tracey Terrell, Julie Parks, Lynn Bordon, Tina Ayers, Donzaleigh Barbee, Devon Willard, Jason Love, Tracy Lambert, and Sonya Medley. Third Row: Scotia Lee, Chris McDowell, Anita Bigelow, Jennifer Simmons, John Fuller, Luanne Carter, Mia Davis, Tara Kimbrough, Kim Fryar, Marla Harris, Susan Mills, Tracy Kimbrough, Angela Doss, Amy Wills, Rodney Williams, Edward Muire, Anita Jones, Mack Richardson, and Mrs. Helen Mason. ClubsfFrench Club - 147 First Row Left to Right: Barbie Andrews, Chris McDowell Dawn Holland, Debbie Burnette Cindy Weaver Second Row Kim Richards Ann Freeman Beth Crews Flood, Marsha Wilson, Tammy Coffee, Tracy Lewis, Cindy Haizlip, Angela Talbert, Donna Rudd Martha Sanders Lisa Combs Teresa Rone Third Row Wendy Hall ams, Holly Hair, Randy Stutts, William Lewis, Dwayne Smithey, Wess Sutts, Dean Ballard Dwight Barham Ryan Klmrey Penny Adkins Matthew Puckett Nell Darren Hall, Amy Walker, Penny Hensley, Kim Fryar, Tracy Shoffner, Deanna Enoch, Rene Gattls Teresa Hatfield Mrs Turner Fourth Row Betty Hill Warrle Riley Robertson, Jennifer Parker, Chris Graves, Tina Sumners, Charles Gattis, David Riggs Rodney Barham Don Tlngen Kevin Dodson Jeff Melton Mike Ashe Jesse Joey Loftis, Barry Stewart, Paula Williamson, Tommy Allison, Tonya Richmond. D.E.C.A., Distributive Education Classes of America, is a large club that plays a part in many lives here at C.H.S. Distributive Education is a course in which students learn about different business careers, as well as receive on-the-job training. The D.E.C.A. Leadership Conference was held here at Cummings. Many area high school students attended. Davis Riggs shows poise as he represents D.E.C.A. at homecoming. 148 - CIubsfDECA V.I.C.A. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a club in which students learn skills and related technical information as well as develop desirable work habits and attitudes. V.I.C.A. took a field trip to the District Leadership Conference at Bartlett Yancey, to enhance their abilities. Kim Manuel escorted by Casey Brown represented V.I.C.A. in homecoming. ffm ,Q W ,gl-vi First Row Left to Right: Tracy Kimbrough, Dawn Holland, Mickey Tingen, Monica Dove, Tonya Halacheff, Steven Hanks, Susan Neil, Kim Manuel, Ann Johnson, Barbara Murray. Second Row: Carol Spruill, Keith Wright, Teresa Dunlap, Paul Blankenship, Boyd Chatman, Roger Wood, David Williams, Dale Ross, Lee Caudill, Benny Taylor Derrick Clinkscales, Jeff Gant, Darwin Clinkscales, Wendy Sargent, Shannon Hawkins, Mrs. Ray. Third Row: Michael Gibson, Victor Gattis, Michael Garland, Todd Puckett Keith Jordan, Casey Brown, Anthony Benton, Chuck Wilborne, Ronald Gurkin. ,K 1 I First row: fleft to rightj Mendi Harris, Bettina Lee, LaShawn Brown, Barbara Bynum, Kim Sellars, Rhondaiyn Francis, Marla Harris. Second row: April Leath, Nikki Morrow, Jeanette Curry, Michelle Chrisp, Natalie Haith, Cherri Bradsher, Jada Enoch, Tammy Parker, Roxanne Cheek, Shelia Ciinkscal. Third row: Ms. Taylor, Tracy Worth, Sherry Haith, Connie Blackwell, Kim Fryar, Belinda Burney, Teresa Baldwin, and Monica Griffis. CHS students show their spirit during the homecoming pep rally. 150 - ClubsfSpirit J' -. I af I la- ik, '??' SPIRIT CLUB Wrestling fans wait for the match to begin. Melissa Ratliff and James Allen represented Theater Arts during the homecoming events. THEATER ARTS During the game you can always find the Spirit Club together cheering their classmates on to victory. They help make the game exciting. Theater Arts is a new class at Cummings this year. The success of this new class is due to the dedication of the students and the leadership of Mr. Peterson. Support and dedication always make the difference. Cherri Bradsher and Wayne Gore represent the Spirit Club during the homecoming events. ClubsfTheater ArtsfSpirit - 151 J Linda Rodgers and Don Ting homecoming sponsors. First Row Left to Right: Mia Davis, Linda Rodgers, Sherry Haith, Tina Roach, Scotia Lee, and Lynn Simmons. Second Row: Joanie Humphrey, Sandra Ray, Judy Robbins, Tonya Richmond, Joanna Lowe, Beth Ann Drewett, Tammy Morris, Debra Walton, Kim Bigelow, ' Tammy Sellars, and Jerri Humphries. Third Row: Janelle Phillips, Teresa Walker, Carolyn Walker, Kim Cozart, Sandy Matakovic, Tracy Terrell, Paula Whitley, and Angel Hinkle. ii Lynn Simmons and Todd Bush represented Civitans as home- coming sponsors. i Chip Loye, Scott Tolley, Tim Roberts, Mack Richardson, Lyle Payne Dickerson. ivinettes, Civitans epresented Clvlnettes as u l Staley, Todd Bush, Danny Frye, David Pritchard, Lee Isley, and Mike Sitting on the Floor Left to Right: Dawn Holland, LuAnn Carter, Mendy Harris, and Tara Kimbrough. Second Row: Tracy Burnette, Leigh Long, Paula McCaskill, Rebecca Cox, Karen Jaroz, Amanda Smith, Tracy Kimbrough, Lisa McBroom, Kim Payne, Angela Doss, Teresa Cheek, and Ann Minor. Third Row: Mrs. Williams, Julie Parks, Meg Southern, Rhondayln Francis, Shawn Brown, Amy Wills, Melody Terrell, Charlene Wilson, Kim Fryar, Debra Wilson, Tina Griffis, and Tracy Lambert. Angela Doss and Jeff Minor re- presented Keywanettes as homecoming sponsors. nd Keywanettes ,pag- First row: fleft to right, Tammy Sellars, Michelle Long, Shawnto Springfield, Rhonda Thompson, Kim Cozart, Carolyn Walker, Cindy Sumner, Christie Bigelow and Crissy Williams. Second row: Jada Enoch, Renee Driggers, Ann McKenney, Laurie Bectel, Anita Bigelow, Lisa Lee, Paige Godwin, Tammy Cross, Tammy Morris, and Becky Sutton. Third row: Brian Caudell, Beth Warren, Tina Jordan, Steve Pickard, Bryan Madden, Lynn Baldwin, Jeff Ball, Craig Jones, Terry Tabon, Terra Kimbrough, and Anita Jones. Kim Cozart and Shannon Hawkins represented FBLA as homecoming sponsors. EB.L.A. FBLA members have been busy this year. In addition to participating in the homecoming parade, members demonstrated business finesse by sponsoring a type-a-thon for the Leukemia Society. Over 5300.00 was raised for this charity. The group visited a rest home before Christmas and carried cheer baskets to the residents. Following this, the annual Christmas party was held. The District Five Competitive events were held in Greensboro in February. Entrants included Michelle Long and Christie Bigelow in Graphic Arts: Beth Warren in Clerk- Typist I: and Anita Jones in Clerk-Typist ll. State competition will be held in March in Winston-Salem. Results of these competitions were not known at this printing: however, if past years are any indication, FBLA members will do very well. Activities scheduled for the remainder of the year include working with the March of Dimes campaign and the Heart Fund. J First Row: Left to Right: Debbie Wilson, Yolanda Thomas. Second Row: Debbie Hill, Mary Lawrence, Kim Woods, Catherine Sheperd, Shelia Beasley. Third Row: Jeanette Curry, Jada Enoch, Sherice Dunn, Crystal Ellison, Carolyn Walker, Tracy Pike, Mrs. Stone. Fourth Row: Kim Cozart, Teresa Walker, Lisa Johnson, Rosemary Gardner, Dawn Mclntyre. Dawn Mclntyre and Steven Hanks represented FSA as homecoming sponsors. ES.A. FSA members attended the Annual State and National meeting in Greensboro: Debbie Hill won the honor of being chosen State President. They sponsored a banquet for their employers. During their monthly meetings they invited a business person to speak. The FSA is a wonderful club to give girls an opportunity in their career field. CIubsfFSA - 155 EC.A. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been an active club for over five years and this year was no exception. Several of the club officers went to a convention in the spring of '84 to learn more about EC.A. At Christmas EC.A. members collected food, clothes, and other household items for Teen Challenge in Greensboro. The club also helped with the C.H.S. Blood Drive. Cummings EC.A. worked with Drew Van Horn and neighboring EC.A. groups this year to coordinate the annual Weekend of Champions at Elon College. The club also planned a beach trip in the spring. Meetings were on Monday nights at 8:00 with Bible Study at 7:30, Wednesday mornings at 8:00, and officers meetings at 8:00 on Friday mornings. Under the direction of Sherry Puckett, Bernard Faulk, Glenda Baumgarner, and with the help of Randy X, EC.A. was a successful club this year. Leigh Long escorted by Lee Isley represented EC.A. in homecoming. First Row Left to Right: Lee Isley fPresidentj, Ann Freeman Ureasurerl, Tina Roach Nice-Presidentj, Denese Davis fSecretaryJ. Second Row: Sandy Matakovic, Anita Miles, Shelia Kirkman, Cheryl Warren, Tammy Morris, Marla Harris, Kim Fryar, Amanda Smith, Susan Mills, Deborah Walton, Julie Parks. Third Row: Tara Kimbrough, Lew Ruth, Toby Stanfield, Danny Frye, Anna Liese Workman, David Dixon, Paula McCaskill, Sara Crabtree, Luanna Bradley, Chrissy Williams, Mike Talley, Vicki Baker. Fourth Row: Martha Sanders, Todd Staley, Tracy Kimbrough, Beth Crews, Shea Sullivan, April Moon, June Crabtree, Jennifer Petty, Mike Ball, Amy McCaskill, Mendi Harris, Shawn Barfield, Tony Doria, Chris Vincent, Troy Beckwith. Fifth Row: Melody Terrell, Deanna Enoch, Stephen Parker, Karen Weeks, Rachel Mclntyre, Debbie Thompson, Rebecca Cox, Leigh Long, Sherice Dunn, Michael Poe, Tim Roberts, Luann Carter, David Pritchard. Sixth Row: Jeff Ball, Eddie Dickens, Earl Williams, Jeff Caldwell. film , , . A , . . . rr , ,.,,.f, . . :. .. ' , 2 .1 A, :,,.....,.1e.5g-sa.-, . .-- -M, L 3, 5 pil? f ,yff'!PJ tr1e-,A'f1,d,4L,,Q3pf u V V+- -.M-iw ,, sp.-.L ,, V .mf . ,YM 'H --'H J- .U R 44.1,fEfwfm'L2'if'Y7T'fasi5'f'Ttf:.,,..r. r W Q 'W Q-I ,. 4- ' l . ,gy , A W, 34, .ex M. , ,ig-....Q.t -fs ,..rs.uf-sr.. Q S, .a-ji. .0 55, df, L' gg-wx ,X cs. gmufzge - - oz., . gs .r aj . -.1 wa. fm 1. gf' ,-K 55' ,. .1 ,-. fJ.QJ.b,w Gi, .4 A J, ,y,,,.F,L.w:1Pfr'4 ,wg I W ' F-,'i4'ff.,,,,,,- -yy? . fm. I K 156 . ...s 1-,. 1 .x.,, f. , gr. . , 'A M, V' ef f .fi , J, l . W A s rg- Q si IAAX EH.A. Future Homemakers of America is a very active club at C.H.S. They sponsored a lady for Christmas cheer, participated in the regional and state proficiency events, and they made baby clothes and toys to give to the new mothers in the hospi- tal on Mother's Day. ln February they had a dance for members and their guests. The EH.A. officers are President, Milicent Gaylord: Vice- President, Delynda Kleebergg Secretary, Kim Fryarg Historian, Nikie Morrow: and Refreshment Chairperson, Tongi Pinnix. Milicent Gaylord escorted by Anthony Neal represented EH.A. in homecoming. First Row Left to Right: Milicent Gaylord, Nikie Morrow, Kim Fryar, Tongi Pinnix. Second Row: Anthony Neal, Sabrina Sykes, Mia Davis, Sharletta Hooks, Bianca Long, Shelia Beasley, Michelle Chrisp, Debbie Wilson, Ann Johnson, Jennifer Parker, Angela Talbert, Vanessa Hightower. Third Row: Ms. Joyner, Kim Alston, Troy Beckwith, Kevin Dodson, Jeff Melton, Patreace Miles, Dawn Foster, April Leath, Tracy Shoffner, Darris Griffis, Mrs. Slack. 157 YAC The Youth Advisory Council has devoted a great deal of time and effort into activities concerning menus and seasonal decorations for the cafeteria. The success of this club is due to its active members. The Monogram Club gives recognition to students that have worked hard in sports. They are rewarded with a letter during the Sports Banquet. Let's not forget our bus drivers. We should give them a hand for putting up with the yelling of children, the bad weather, and the break down of buses. lt is a great honor to have such dependable men driving our buses. Tonda Morgan, Karen Edwards, Sherry Haith, Tammy Baldwin, Nickle Morrow, Crystal Johnson, Tammy Gattis, Monica Griffis, April Leath, Lisa Pool, Mrs. Turner, Kim Jeffers, Cynthia Bigelow, Michelle Leath, Karen Faucette, Bettina Lea. 158 - Clubs ul- l April Leath and Derrick Hightower represented YAC during l the homecoming events. ONDGRANI CLUB ji-'X ' , W'-... 'N ,l .1 f N kmhmlwwwm Tw k I mf .. First Row: Left to Right: Todd Bush, Scott Tolley, Darris Griffis, Debbie Thompson, Richard Haith, Ricky Bigelow, Eric Brown, Amanda Smith, Jeff Caldwell, Todd Boone, John Coleman, Tim Roberts. Second Row: Lee Isley, Doug Goldston, Arnold Pulliam, Chris Vincent, Sabrina Sykes, Kathie Sink, David Pritchard, Becky Hunt, Paula Page, Nate Coleman, Danny Frye. Third Row: Larry Evans, Bevonda Ford, Sherice Dunn, Dwayne Oliver, Tina Roach, Sara Crabtree, Joanie Humphrey, Richard Hooper, Rodney Barnhart, Paula McCaskill, Martha Sanders, Tracy Kimbrough, Todd Staley. Fourth Row: Wayne Gore, Jeanette Curry, Deanna Enoch, Yolanda Thomas, Rosalind Haith, Timmy Daye, Mike Norwood, Tina Griffis, Penney Sellars, Sherry Haith, Earl Williamson. Fifth Row: Rodney Wade, Lori Hawkins, Dawn Holland, Rodney Staley, Tongi Pinnix, Marvin VanHook, Millicent Gaylord, Josh Carter, Darrin Moon, Todd Fitch. Sixth Row: Adrian Miles, Connie Blackwell, Mickey Tingen, Steven Moize, Melody Terrell, Mendi Harris, Jennifer Petty, Cheryl Warren, Linda Rogers, Natalie Haith, Eddie Dickens, Shawn Barfield, Stephanie Meloy. Seventh Row: Cherri Bradsher, Claire Russell, Tara Miles, Belinda Burney. BUS DRIVERS W. - , . ' if PP? M . K J v ?f' ei I Y aww Johnny Perry takes time to smile for a picture before taking the Johnny Perry, Jimmy Bowman, Karl Cheek, Mr. Sturdlvant, Herman Alston, Tracy students home. Copeland, James Gray, and Mr. Spoon. 159 HARMONY fGroup 11 Michelle Brown, Tommy Allison, Debora Walton. fGroup 21 Shirley Lewis, Craig Jones, Kim Scott. fGroup 3b Cindy Weaver, Eric Bigelow, Anita Miles. fGroup 43 Amy Hogan, Greg Dark, Tyra Francis. 1Group 51 Kim Thompson, Danny Frye, Denese Davis, Jimmy Hayes. David Loye did an excellent iob playing the piano for Harmony this year. In order to be in Harmony, a student must try out at the end of a school year. Under the direction of Glenn Peter- son, Harmony participated in the Christmas and Spring concerts. In addition, the group has often been asked to sing at places such as Western Electric and Holiday Inn. Harmony, along with other choral groups at CHS, help to make a very musical difference. 555555 K KM,,..-naw I' - L SADD .- X embers of CHS SADD: Left to Right First Row: Yolanda Goode Qtreasurery. Debbie Thompson fpresidentj, Deborah Trogdon dvisorj, Yolanda Thomas fsecretaryj. Second Row: Jerri Humphries, Bonita Goldston, Wendy Bynum, Natalie Haith, Teresa 'aves, Tina Summers, Tracy Worth, Connie Blackwell, Anthony Benton, Crissy Williams, Luana Bradley, Michelle Bangle. Third ow: Sharletta Hooks, Sherrla Miles, Jeanette Curry, Mike Dickerson, DeLynda Kleeberg, Tracy Moser, Sheila Goodson, Tracy Maye, ichelle Brown, Shelia Kirkman, Melody Terrell. X of 3 D r l .S B352 A I A 5 l A Y Q ax, s 'A-,I 4 . ,aff W ' K ,,, completes some of the paperwork necessary to be a teacher. . .fr ,X SADD, Students Against Drunk Driving, was a new club at Cummings High School this year. With the help of Ms. Deborah Trog- don, the club advisor, the members of this SADD or- ganization took a stand against a problem that concerns parents and teachers, too. Before cru- cial events this school year such as Christmas, the CHS and WHS basket- ball game, and the prom, SADD set up a booth and put up posters advertising the dangers of drinking and driving. ln February, several students along with Ms. Trogdon went to a SADD convention where they heard Steve Streeter speak on drinking and driving. Finally, in the spring SADD made a Contract for Life avail- able to the students at Cummings. f' S J L. Lisa McBroom and Jimmy Hayes represented Harmony at Homecoming. Under the direction of Glenn Peterson, Harmony was a successful group this year. Here he CIubsfSADD - 161 1 3 1 w x f , z First Row: fleft to rightj Sabrina Crump, Kim Sellars, Marla Harris, Rhonda Kincheloe, Cheryl Roberson, Christie Bigelow, Sharletta Hooks, Tammy Sellars, Second Row: Teresa Farrington, Evette Bryant, Adrienne McNeill, Curtis Pulliam, George Collins, Johnny Hawkins, Sandi Matacovic, Rene Gattis, Pauletta Thomas. Third Row: Kelly Boggs, Judy Herring, Martha Hayes, Brenda Kincheloe, Tommy Stewart, David Loy, Diane Royster, Bettina Lee, Kim Jones. Adrienne McNeil and Johnny Hawkins represented Mixed Chorus as homecoming sponsors. MIXED CHORUS Mixed Chorus played a major role in entertaining the Cummings' students. The Christmas concert is one of the major events sponsored by Mixed Chorus. They also delight the students at the beginning of the year with an assembly. Under the direction of Mr. Peterson, they practice hard and perform well. 162 - ClubsfMixed Chorus ORCHESTRA Meg Southern and Tommy Allison represented Orchestra during the homecoming events. The orchestra is composed of a small group of talented students. They practice each day like any other musical group. They presented a number of selections during the Christmas concert. First Row: deft to rightj Beth Warren, Tommy Allison, Kim Payne. Second Row: Keith Hayes, Cynthia Bigelow, Meg Southern, Mendi Harris. Third Row: Mrs. Jones - director, Anna Tyler, Susan Parker, Michael Poe. Fourth Row: Eric Burton, Eric Lewis, Jason Love, Blaine McGuire. P 0rchestrafCIubs -- 163 The Marching Cavaliers The Cavalier Band had yet another successful year in 1985. Led for the second year by Director Marc Childress, the band members and director felt more comfortable and ready to achieve. The Band started their marching season a week before school, and they went to the Appalachian State, Garner, and Western Alamance Festivals. At Western and Garner the Band received superior ratings and an excellent at Appalachian State. They also won second place drum major and the John L. Harris Memorial Award for their exhibition of pride. This year, the band hosted the Cavalier Band Classic, the first festival held at Cummings with 20 bands attending from around North Carolina and Virginia, and of course the band festival was a success. The colorguard demonstrates their routine for the crowd. iv ,a EL: First Row Left to Right: Tammy Willets, Laurie Seely. Second Row: Kim Mann, Teresa Cheek. Third Row: Paula Sumpter, Janelle Phillips, Brad Yount, David Farris, Alan Miles, Mark Cohn, Mike Talley, Todd Bush, Danny Frye, Sherry Haith, Sheryl Warren, Lynn Seay, April Moon, Ann Minor, Director Marc Childress. Fourth Row: Candy Smith, Debra Johnson, Karen Webster, Tracy Coble, Benny Taylor, Amy Fender, DeeDee Campbell, Chris Knight, Rebecca Cox, Donna Hawkins, Heather Chapman, Laura Cannady, Jennifer Gregory, Amy Hogan, Michele Christopher. Fifth Row: Amy McCaskell, Meg Southern, April Gibson, Corey Smith, Devon Willard, Michele Norton, Tracy Worth, Robert Farrington, Mark Garner, Jeff Fuquay, Bobby Minor, Lynn Simmons, Laura Webster, manager. 164 - ClubsfBand Drum maior Tammy Willets keeps the band on form. Rebecca Cox and escort Scott Tolley cool out in the homecoming parade. Becky Hunt shows her exceptional skill on the trumpet. W Wg, 5 252 lll W, r i l Brooks Testerman relaxs after halftime. The band shows Cavalier pride in downtown Burlington. , , CIubsfBand K 0Wb5006x6gXwg,XyQx.eoe-09 60065 x x. Cxeo4N9'0 X Wb eefswwev G 6 0fgX62a'S0'0099VQ0e'5e'0 W QNQQNSGVQKYG oQQ6qOQ06'bi w'S0'b'Y-0 xo we 064' 962 Q66 '009 0099, wa x 'QQQ '90 '00 G90 'SO 'OSQ '00 xo boi Q66 QA. Q? 040 69. Q. Qpfgxb 665095 ,5iX9,gwer0oQ 0 sx4oeb66'coio0'b0'fQ we esexioce. ooilzlsxosdxbo f30osx4 eo40oo'vQ00'-'0 0 G wkwboo so OQG Q0 XX 0 mb? ON 'xsq o8xoq,6 aQ0 Oooo ox Om-,ko 1 66- H D d v 'sbs 'Y ' , Cu m m. aw 'ng ard s i fo: pre Sivisgnted the Wi th mo th St e bio B Od Miss CHS of 1984, Ann Johnson, is escorted by Ryan Kimrey. Tracy Terrell enjoys some honorable munchies during the reception for Honor's Day. HONORS s Q , 0 ' . Debbie Hill shows why she is the state president for the FSA. Honors Divider TOP TEN: W1 31 Martha Sanders - It has not been easy, but all my strix ing to do my best in my school responsibilities has been re warded. I thank God for giving me the ability, the drive, and th strength to do my best in tackling the challenge that th academic program at CHS has offered. 83 Teresa Cheek - The hard work required to make it to th Top Ten has been worth it because it has made it easier to b accepted to college as well as having made me eligible for a lo of scholarships. Even though the recognition has been nice the sleep that I've lost in order to make the 'A' is beginning tl catch up with me. r N77-327' 87 Tracy Lambert - Obtaining this goal of being one of the Top Ten has been both challenging and, of course, rewarding lt means staying up late studying when l had rather be some where eIse. 82 Beth Warren - All the hard work has been worth it be cause it ls a great feeling to be at the top of my class. It has been a lot of hard work because of this year. I also held a iob. l' is hard to stay up all those extra hours after work Quntil 3 or4 o'cIock ln the morningj to keep up my gradesl ALL TI-IE HARD WORK WORTH- IT? 84 Todd Staley - The hard work that I have encountered at Cummings High School has been well worth the effort. This is so because of the many gratifying rewards as Top Ten, Nation- al Honor Society, English Honor Society. . . I encourage oth- ers to do their best. 'H--r 148 Sabrina Sykes - Hard work?!!!' fwhat a questlonly The hard work was worth it and l'm proud of myself for where I stand. Please always remember and don't ever forget. . . hard work and long hours make the brain grow tired. Seriously - being in the Top Ten is definitely worth it! 185 Tracy Kimbrough - High school has been a great chal- lenge, filled with much hard work. Yet, it has all been well worth it! It really means a lot when all efforts are finally recog- nlzed. 'S -.:-gr 139 Davld Pritchard - This Is not an easy question to answer because I have mixed feelings. I am very proud to be in the Top Ten, but it is not as big a deal as everyone makes it out to be. 86 Angela Doss - The feeling of success makes all the hard work worth it. . W 810 Kathie Slnk - The last four years of studying at Cum- mings have been gratifying because of the friends that helped pull me through. My freshman and sophomore years were easy but it took all l had to make it through my junior and senior years. I can't doubt, however, that it was all worth it. HonorsfTop Ten - 169 National Honor Society To be in the National Honor Society, a student must have character, leadership, service, and scholarship. This chapter of NHS at Cummings High School is one of the biggest and best ever. The NHS students met regularly and did a service project each month. Jimmi Anne Bridges and James Gray represented the National Honor Society at homecoming. Front Row, From Left: Todd Staley, Tracy Kimbrough, Sabrina Sykes. Second Row: Tracy Lewis, Tina Roach, Martha Sanders, Paula McCaskiIl, Lisa Johnson, Tracy Lanbert, Sherry Haith, Debbie Thompson, Mia Davis, Dawn Mclntyre, Debbie Hill, Missy Billings, Ann Minor. Third Row: Denese Davis, Danny Frye, Teresa Cheek, Kevin Sartin, Larry Lassiter, Doug Goldston, Jeff Parker, Eric Dixon, Tim Roberts, Tina Jordan, Beth Warren, Jimmi Anne Bridges, Kim Payne, Chuck Stanton, Lisa Combs. 170 - Honors English Honor Society This Year's English Honor Society was one of the largest ever at Cummings High School. With Kevin Sartin as its president, the group was a very active one. They did a number of service projects and several of them journeyed to Europe during Easter vacation. Teresa Cheek and Kevin Sartin represented the English Honor Society at homecoming. Front Row, From Left: Kathie Sink, Beth Warren, Catherine Shephard, Jimmi Anne Bridges, James Gray, Chuck Stanton. Second Row: Dawn Mclntyre, Debbie Hill, Sabrina Sykes, Todd Staley, Tracy Kimbrough, Teresa Cheek, Kevin Sartin, Tracy Lambert, Kim Payne, Angela Dodd, Tracy Lewis. Third Row: Paula McCaskill, Martha Sanders, David Pritchard, Doug Goldston, Mrs. Bolden, Eric Dixon, Mia Davis, Debbie Thompson, Denese Davis, Tina Roach. Honors - 171 f Vyy, t, ,,,, ,V 1 9 Todd Staley, Danny Frye, Cheryl Troxler, Martha Sanders, Sara Crabtree, Tina Roach, Judy Robbins, Eric Bigelow, Sabrina Sykes Joanie Humphre V ,,,,, ,-3LLTi '1 fy A y Y. JimmieAnn Bridges, Tim Roberts, Dawn it Mclntyre, Chuck Stanton, Yolanda Thomas, Beth Siefert, Ann Minor, Kevin Sartin, Debbie Thompson, Sherry Haith, and Beth Warren. - ' ' Debbie Thompson and Chuck Stanton represented the Spanish Honor l Society as homecoming sponsors. SPANISH HONOR SDCIETY 172 - Honors FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Tracy Lambert and Derrick Barbee represented the French Honor Society as homecoming sponsors. First Row: Left to Right: David Pritchard, Rodney Williams, John Fuller. Second Row: Tracy Kimbrough, Angela Doss, Mrs. Mason, Mia Davis, and Tracy Lambert. Honors - 173 HONORS DAY ASSEMBLY With all these classes and all this homework, it seems that making perfect grades is almost a lost cause. Not for everybody! Many of our students can still make A's and B's without whining and giving up on school. The Cavaliers dressed up nicely and marched down the aisle to get the certificates of recognition they deserve. We're proud of you people, keep up the great work. Mrs. Jeffers gives Millicent Gaylord some gravely needed help. 174 - Honors ,,...v- ff s Students and family get together at the reception to celebrate those good grades. Lori Fitch, Richard Phillips, Curtis Knight, and Christa Knight congratulate themselves on those grades. l'! W i a'1b ' : ',r. r , , 'ff' N, mx M aiigf 4:1 v Here's what Doug has been looking forward to! VV'W,,, The honor students get up to receive their certificates. Mrs. Hoke, Ms. Moore, and Ms. Bolick get the Honor's Day reception set up. Honors - iqh L0 The High I.Q. team not only participated in the High I.Q. contest, but the Quiz Bowl as well. The Quiz Bowl was a local competition held on Feb- ruary 2, and the High I.Q. Bowl was the following Saturday, February 9. the team spent many long hours practicing for these two events, but the knowl edge gained is never wast- ed. UNIOR MARSHALS The 1984 Junior Marshals, this year's Top Ten, served at last year's graduation. They led in and seated the seniors and were there to support the seniors who might have gotten a little nervous during this all-important 6VeI'lt. 176 - Honors C ASS OF '85 WHIZ KID Up High, left to right: Todd Staley, Tracy Kimbrough, Kevin Sartin, Beth Warren-captain, Joanie Humphrey-attestor. Not pictured: Eric Bigelow. Left to right: Todd Staley, Tracy Kimbrough, Sabrina Sykes, Kathie Sink, Martha Sanders, Beth Warren, Teresa Cheek, Angela Doss, Tracy Lambert, and David Pritchard. HS' 5 Q - 3 Civimn SCl'l0lARSl'IiP Awlxnded Sara Crabtree, one of many applicants, won the Burlington Civitan Scholarship. The contest consisted of filling out an application and writing an essay on future goals of her life. Music Scl1olARsl1ip Awxxnded Angela Doss has received a four-year scholarship in the field of music from Elon College. She auditioned against other talented students. Momaliud Nominee Af CHS This is the first year that Cummings has had any representation at the district competition for the Morehead Scholarship. Beth Warren has the distinction for being Cummings' first representative. Most Attractive Tim Roberts 8. Kathie Sink Teresa Graves 8 Arnold Pulliam 178 -- Honors I-Ll T5 'xii -ua 20. I-DD llllll Cutest Kim Thompson 8 Rickq Bigelow Amanda Smith 8 Dannq Frqe 'Z W.-I ,...4nn0 'f'V ff SENDIR SUPERLATIVES 3 Most Popular Earl Williamson 8. Tina Griffis Tracq Kimbrough 8 Todd Staleq Biggest Flirts Sabrina Sqkes 8 Todd Boone Deana Enoch 8 Anthonq Neal H 179 VES T SENICR SUPERLA Best All-Around Most Unpredictable PGUIG P092 8 lrd Wileq Judq Robbins 8. Shannon 8. Chip: 180 H Most Studious Debbie Thompson 8 Doug Qoldston 7? 1' X Most Dependable Debbie Burnette 8 Kevin Sartin ost T alkative Parker 8. Eric Brown Wittiest it caznq Dix ' Ai Mast Creative Mast Athletic Michelle Lee 8 Mike Richardson Pennq Sellars 8 Nate Caleman H - 181 Most Talented Angela Doss 8 Jeff Parke: Best Dressed Tracq Lambert 8 Eric Bigelow Most Likelq to Succeed Martha Sanders and David Pritchard Best Personalitq Tina Roach 8. Mike Dickerson Most School Spirit Happiest Wendq Lewis 8. Ronald Gurkin A x l lf Michelle Chrisp 8. Earl Williamson 1 Shqest Lisa Johnson 8 Chuck Stanton ix . Wi. Friendliest Mike Norwood 8. Barbie Andrews ff.J'i!. f . A 18:1 +L,- Tzvb! ..- i!q.f Xl' 4x F' 7 9 J J N r J V M M 'A X f' - 1-, - T175 X2 f?2, J 'R E 5 Z Each year the talented and pretty young ladies of Cummings enter one of the most prestigious high school traditions held, the school pageant. One girl is chosen to represent CHS. The winner is selected by a panel of judges on her talent and performance. Since the pageant was delayed at press time, the yearbook regrets that it cannot print the winners, but we wish all the girls good luck. Meg Southern Cindy Weaver Karen Webster Amy Wills Representing Cummings in the 1985 Miss Junior Civitan Pageant are DeLynda Kleeberg and Susan Mills. HonorsfPageant - 185 G The Gilt ul Bib Cummings holds a yearly event which shows the care and concern of the faculty and students -the CHS Blood Drive. Chairman Gordon Millspaugh puts his Graphics students to work each year, helping the Red Cross staff safely draw pints of blood from the donors. Though the goal was not quite met due to a shortage of nurses, the students still turned out in full force to give an incredible 171 pints of blood. Thanks everyone. Michele Lee registers someone to give blood. Mr. Freeman has his temperature taken, a necessary procedure to donate blood. if is M + W. me W 1-...M e 186 - HonorsfBlood Drive Cindy Haizlip informs Eric Bigelow that his temperature is norma CHS I985 Bl00D DRIVE 6041 Tracy Kimbrough, who helped Coach Millspaugh organize the Blood Drive, fills in pints donat , 'J' , J Ng Aint Lee lsley and David Pritchard brave the needle and give some blood. Mr. Marshburn is happy to donate. Hey, it's worth it for the Coke! Jeff Minor informs. Sara Crabtree wants the world to know that SHE DID IT! HonorsfBIood Drive - 187 ALL-CONFERENCE WINNERS FO0TBALL First Row, Left to Right: Lee Ramsey 1Nose Guardj, Jeff Caldwell QDe- fensive Endj, Earl Cheek fStrong Safetyj. Second Row: Eric Brown fLine- backerj, David Pritchard iPunterJ, Richard Haith fLinebackerJ, Eric Jeffries iGuardJ. Nate Coleman made All Conference for 188 - HonorsfAII Conference baseball in 1984. Q ii1f1I5'? ,xx mx TRACK '85 Michael Norwood C100 m, 800 m run, 1600 m runj, Michael Dickerson 1800 m run, 1600 m runj, Gerald Gibson Qhigh jumpJ, Lee Ramsey Qdlscus throwj. BASKETBALL '85 John Coleman made All Conference for basketball in 1985. HonorsfAIl Conference - 189 get ' ,A .-4, .,N. ' I ' ' MJ Nf,f'u' 'ffl - 'T The following students 1. ig, V made all-conference in , 52? , wrestling: fsitting, left to - righty Shawn Davis, Rod- lf? 1 ney Wade, Dwayne Wil- 5 'A ' X son. Cstandingj Jeff Cald- 'bv' X' well and Earl Williamson. ' 4 AND BASKETBALL 190 - HonorsfAll-Conference Penney Sellars made all-conference in both volleyball and basketball. WRESTLIN ' r CROSS CDUNTRY Rodney Staley made all-conference in cross country. SOFTBALL Receiving all-conference is a prestigious honor. Many hours of hard work and practice go into doing anything right, especially sports. Congratulations to all who are good enough at what they do to be all-conference. ORE ALL-CONFERENCE WINNERS HonorsfAll-Conference - 191 MUSIC AWARDS Danny Frye made Honors Band this year. Kim Payne made Honors Orchestra this year. All State Band members for this year are Cleft to rightj Danny Frye, April Moon, Christa Knight, and Cindy 192 - HonorsfMusic Michael. WJ' VOCATIONAL AWARDS Debbie Hill is FSA State president. For DECA, Debbie Burnette is district president and Angie Jones is district vice- president. Members of All-State Orchestra this year are Kim Payne, Jason Love, and Anna Tyler. HonorsfMusic, Vocational - 193 ,,..,n-'-' .. f ' A Hi :J 1 , V . qw, 6' Kathie Sink - winner of a tri-color award in the Women's Club Art Contest. Todd Fitch - winner of two gold keys and an award of merit for his photography in the Scholastic Art Awards Competition. Martha Sanders - DAR good citizen award winner. DAR Good Citizen ART AWARDS Honors - 195 HERE S THE BEEF Under the supervision and direction of Ms. Hartley, the cafeteria staff puts in long hours cooking lunch for the students i and staff at Cummings. Special lunches, such as Happy Birthday 5 Day, Valentine's Day, and the President's Meal, add variety and l taste to C.H.S. lunches. ..-- ' Freda Coble mans the cash register during lunch. Anita Burnette, Edi Crouch, and Priscllla Carter Pauline Macomson makes change for Lee Cohen. prepare to cut the pizza. Alene Warren quickly prepares a plate lunch for eager Betty Newcomb handles the cash register at the students. snack line. 196 - HonorsfCafeteria Staff .XX , if . 5? lx. N, ...J . M, ,' H X ,V f THE FINALTOUCH Since the removal of asbestos in the summer, our school has been getting a complete makeover. One big part of this makeover has been the repainting of EVERYTHING, and painters have become a very familiar sight at CHS. They have made themselves very welcome, and many Cavaliers hope that CHS won't run out of things that need to be painted! ,AL ,,..., James Miles apparently doesn't have a fear of heights. Greg Brown adds the final touch in the Graphics Department. Michael Kirby, please don't paint over the clock. Students want to know when it's 3:15. HonorsfMaintenance - SOME SPECIAL TEACHERS Coach Tucker In February when there is still snow on the ground, Coach Tucker braves the cold to share his talent and skill with his tennis team. Last year his hard work was rewarded with being named Tennis Coach ofthe Year. Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Oliver has shared her wit and teaching skill with countless students since she has been at CHS. Her efforts have been recognized with numerous awards, most recently, a S Governor's Business Award for Outstanding Mathematic and Science Teaching. ,I yV'A,,. A W . VVVA if A t or ' n Y H if' I Mr. Millspaugh Coach Mensc Hidden away on the bottom floor working hard to get the printing for the school We're not the only ones who realize that our wrestling ' system done, Mr. Millspaugh shows a concern for his students and fellow faculty could not have been conference champs without beyond the academic. This year he was rewarded with the Burlington City Schools leadership and coaching. This is one reason Coach M Teacher of the Year Award. was named Wrestling Coach of the 198 - Honors BCYS' AND GIRLS' STATE gg' W4 ff 7 S i 3 X Eric Bigelow and Martha Sanders were Cummings High School representa- tives for Boys' and Girls' State. Mark Isley, Beth Warren, and Rodney Williams were selected to attend Gover- nor's School in the sum- mer of 1984. '84 GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL Senior Statistics James Allen DECA, FBLA, FCA, Chemistry Club, Football Sherry Allen SGA, Miss CHS Pageant, Concert Choir, Girls Ensemble, Track, Softball, Basketball, Volley- ball, Cheerleading, Monogram Club Tommy Allison DECA, Science Club, Orchestra, Harmony, Latin Club Barbie Andrews SGA, DECA Reporter, French Club, Annual Staff, Civinettes Nell Andrews DECA, FBLA, Homecoming Sponsor, Musical, Orchestra Michael Ashe DECA, FHA, SGA, French Club Wcki Baker FHA, FCA, French Club Dean Ballard DECA, SGA, FCA, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Student Academy of Science Rodney Barnhardt Track, Football, French Club, Student Acade- my of Science, Chemistry Club, Annual Staff, Monogram Club Bill Bechtel VICA, SGA Shelia Beasley Grappalettes, FSA, SGA, YAC, FHA, French Club Anthony Benton Football, VICA Eric Bigelow Student Academy of Science, Jr. Civitans Secretary, FCA, Spanish Club, Track, Chemis- try Club President, National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Spanish Honor Soci- ety, Jr. and Sr. Executive Committee, Student Body President and Vice President, High lQ, Quiz Bowl, Musical, Newspaper Ricky Bigelow Basketball, Baseball, VICA Denene Blackwood Jazz, Marching, and Concert Band, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Student Academy of Science, Miss CHS Pageant Todd Boone Football, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Monogram Club, Jr. Civitans 200 - Senior Statistics Senior Statistics Jimmi Anne Bridges Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Na- tional Honor Society, English Honor Society, Chemistry Club, SGA, Homeroom Represen- tative John Brincefield J.V. Football Eric Brown Football, Jr. Civitans, FCA, Bus Driver, Chem- istry Club, Monogram Club, Spanish Club, FBLA, Prom Server, Pageant Escort Debbie Burnette YAC, FBLA, DECA President Todd Bush Marching, Jazz, and Concert Band, French Club, Jr. Civitans, Monogram Club, Tennis, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club Jeff Caldwell Football, Track, Wrestling, Baseball, Mono- gram Club, FCA, SGA, Chemistry Club Lee Caudill SGA, VICA, Student Council Officer Theresa Chambers Concert Choir, Health Occupations Treasurer Boyd Chatman Football, VICA, Carpentry Karl Cheek Football, Baseball, VICA, Bus Driver Teresa Cheek Student Academy of Science, Jazz Band, Musical, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Color- guard Commander, Keywanettes, National Honor Society, English Honor Society Secre- taryfTreasurer, Latin Honor Society, Miss CHS Pageant, Top Ten Jimmy Chrisco JV Baseball, Baseball Michelle Chrisp FHA, FSA, Spirit Club, Softball Cathy Coble VICA, ICT, YAC, Harmony, Concert Choir Dana Coleman French Club, FCA, SGA, VICA, Softball John Coleman JV Baseball, JV Basketball, Baseball, Basket- ball, Monogram Club, Chemistry Club Nate Coleman JV Football, JV Baseball, JV Basketball, Base- ball, Basketball, Monogram Club, Chemistry Club Wacy Copeland Baseball, Bus Driver Senior Statistics Regina Corbett Track, Chorus, SADD, DECA David Cox Latin Club, Chemistry Club, High IQ, Student Academy of Science Sara Crabtree SGA, Jr. and Sr. Executive Committee, Span- ish Club, Chemistry Club, Student Academy of Science, Spanish Club Secretary and Vice President, Spanish Honor Society, Track, Musical, FCA, National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council Treasurer Jeannette Curry Track, FHA, FSA, Monogram Club, Spirit Club Kathy Daly Health Occupations, SGA Teresa Da ye SGA 'Timothy Daye JV Football, Football, Basketball Denese Davis FCA Secretary, Civinettes, Harmony, French Club, Chemistry Club, National Honor Soci- ety, English Honor Society, NCSAS, Annual Staff, Musical Joey Davis Latin Club, FCA, FBLA, Chemistry Club Mia Davis Concert, Marching, and All-State Band, Sophomore Band Representative, SGA, Sophomore Executive Committee, SADD, FBLA, Chorus, Miss CHS Pageant, Jr. Class Secretary, Civinette Vice President, French Club Secretary, Chemistry Club, FHS, EHS, NHS, PTSA Secretary Cathy Dix Freshman Cheerleader, Civinettes, French Club, Chemistry Club, Track, Monogram Club, VICA Treasurer Terry DePeyster Concert Choir, French Club, SGA Mike Dickerson Football, Track, FCA, Student Academy of Science, Jr. Civitans, National Honor Society, SADD, Monogram Club Eric Dixon National Honor Society, English Honor Soci- ety, Latin Honor Society, Chemistry Club Stephen Dobbins JV Basketball, Student Academy of Science, Chemistry Club, French Club, SGA Senior Statistics Angela Doss Accompanist - Mixed Chorus and Harmony, Keywanettes, French Club, Colorguard, Na- tional Honor Society, English Honor Society, French Honor Scoiety, Miss CHS Pageant Todd Drake D ECA Sherice Dunn Track,FHA, SAS, SGA, FCA, Grappelettes, SADD, Monogram Club Crystal Ellison FSA, Spirit Club, Bus Driver Deanna Enoch Varsity Cheerleader, DECA, FCA, Monogram Club, Spanish Club Larry Evans Tennis All-Conference BeVonda Ford Track, Monogram Club, Health Occupations Michael Foust VICA, ICT Kim Fryar FBLA, FCA, FHA, DECA, NCSAS, YAC, Chem- istry Club, French Club President, SGA, Keywanettes,Grappelettes, Homecoming At- tendant, Miss CHS Pageant, Spirit Club Danny Frye National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Soci- ety, FCA, Chemistry Club, Jr. Civitans, Marching and Jazz Band, SGA, Monogram Club, Sr. Class President, Harmony Rosemary Gardner Harmony, Musical, FCA, FSA, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, SGA, Studednt Academy of Science Michael Garland VICA Rene Gattis Grappelettes, Spirit Club, DECA, Concert Choir, Library Asst. Gerald Gibson VICA President, Track, JV Basketball, JV Football, Football, SGA, Cross Country Michael Gibson Basketball, Track, Tennis, Cross Country, VICA Doug Goldston Football, Wrestling, Track, National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Monogram Club Senior Statistics Doug Goldston Football, Wrestling, Track, National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Monogram Club Yolanda Goode Track, Basketball, Monogram, DECA, SADD, SGA, Spanish Club Wayne Gore VICA, Track Donnie Graves VI CA Chris Graves Freshman Cheerleader, YAC, JV Cheerleader, Civinettes, DECA Secretary Teresa Graves Spirit Club, SADD, SGA James Gray Tennis, Cross Country, Wrestling, National Honor Society, English Honor Society, FCA, Chemistry Club, Jr. Civitans Darris Griffis FCA, JV Football, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, FHA, JV Baseball, Football, YAC, Mono- gram Club Tina Griffis Freshman, JV and Varsity Cheerleader, FHA, Spanish Club, Keywanettes, Monogram Club, DECA, YAC Ronald Gurkin VICA Brett Guthrie Track, Cross Country, VICA, DECA, FCA, SADD, SGA Richard Haith Football, SGA, Track Rosalind Haith Volleyball, Track, Monogram Club, Health Oc- cupations II Sherry Haith Spirit Club, Monogram, Civinettes Treasurer, SGA, YAC, Chemistry Club, Student Academy of Science, Track, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Spanish Hoor Society Secre- tary, Grappelettes Head, Marching, Concert Band Cindy Haizlip Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Civinettes, DECA Tonya Halacheff Chorus, Civinettes, ICT, DECA, FBLA Steven Hanks Spanish Club, VICA President Teresa Hatfield SGA Johnny Hawkins Wrestling, Concert Choir, Spanish Club Senior Statistics Debbie Hill FBLA Vice President, SGA, FSA, English Hon- or Society, National Honor Society Richard Hooper FBLA, FHA, VICA, Monogram Club, Football Manager Gary Horne Spanish Club, Jr. Civitans, Annual Staff, Homecoming Escort, Chemistry Club, SGA, Office Asst. Joanie Humphrey Civinettes, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor So- ciety, Chemistry Club, FCA, FBLA, NCSAS, SGA, Executive C mmittee, Newspaper Staff, Annual - Ediior, High IQ, Basketball, Track, Monogram Club, Colorguard, Prom Server Becky Hunt Marching, Concert and Jazz Band, Brass En- semble, Softball, Track, Miss CHS Pageant 2nd Runner-up, SGA, Monogram Club Renee Inman SGA, Marching, Concert, Pep and Jazz Band, Basketball Manager, Track Score Keeper, Ci- vinettes, Annual Staff, DECA Lee Isley FCA President, Jr.Civitans President, Fresh- man Class Treasurer, SGA, Football, Chemis- try Club, Prom Server Ann Johnson Miss CHS, SGA, FHA, VICA, Basketball Man- ager, Jazz, Marching, Concert, and Pep Band, Prom Server, JV Cheerleader, Harmony, Girls Choir, Musical, Track Score Keeper Lisa Johnson Spanish Club, DECA, FSA, SGA, Spanish Hon- or Society, National Honor Society Angela Jones DECA District Vice President, FHA, YAC, Track Tina Jordan Marching, Concert Band, Colorguard, Na- tional Honor Society, French Club, FBLA, Stu- dent Academy of Science, Chemistry Club Tracy Kimbrough Homecoming Queen, High IQ, Quiz Bowl, SGA, Monogram Club, FCA, VICA, French Honor Society, English Honor Society, Na- tional Honor Society President, Head Varsity Cheerleader, Keywanette President, French Club President, JV Cheerleader -- Co-Head Senior Statistics - 201 Senior Statistics Lori Kimrey Freshman Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Chem- istry Club, SGA, Civinettes Tracy Lambert Freshman Attendant, Student Academy of Science, SGA, Keywanettes, Grappalettes, Chemistry Club, French Club, Track Score- keeper, Jr. Class President, French Honor So- ciety, English Honor Society Vice President, National Honor Society, FBLA, Annual Staff, Jr. Marshal Larry Lassiter Science Club, Chemistry Club, FCA, National Honor Society, Spanish Club Mary Lawrence FHA, SADD, FBLA, FSA Secretary Terry Leath Track, VICA, FHA Michele Lee Freshman Class Secretary, Keywanettes, Chemistry Club, SGA, Sophomore Class President, Sr. Class Secretary, Basketball Statistician Lesia Lee SGA Wendy Lewis Pep Club, Sophomore Class Secretary, Stu- dent Academy of Science, Latin Club, Chem- istry Club, Office Asst., Civinettes, Student Council, Spirit Club, YAC Wanda Light VICA Joey Loftis Basketball, DECA, FBLA Joanna Lowe Civinettes, French Club, Chemistry Club, Grappelettes, SGA, Colorguard Chip Loye Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Jr. Civitans Kim Manuel Spanish Club, Homecoming Attendant, Keywanettes, VICA Paula McCaskill Keywanettes, National Honor Society, Eng- lish Honor Society, Chemistry Club, FCA, Monogram Club, Latin Club, Colorguard, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff Shannon McCuIlock Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council 202 - Senior Statistics Senior Statistics Michele McGiIlivray Civinettes, Grappelettes, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Spirit Club Dawn Mclntyre Freshman Class President, Student Council, Civinettes, Keywanettes, Grappelettes, Spanish Honor Society, Chorus, National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Sr. Class Executive Committee, FSA, Colorguard Sonia Medley FBLA, SGA, Chemistry Club, French Club, Keywanettes, Grapelettes Jeff Melton JV Football, Marching, Concert Band, DECA, FHA Jeff Minor JV Football, Track, Chemistry Club, FCA, FBLA Ann Minor National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Soci- ety, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Keywan- ettes, Grappelettes, Musical, Colorguard, Of- fice Assistant, Marching Band Frank Mueller Latin Club, VICA Pam Moore DECA, Band Anthony Neal VICA, FHA, JV Football, Track Mike Norwood Football, Track, VICA, FCA, FBLA, Monogram Club, JV Basketball SGA, Dwayne Oliver Track, Spanish Club, Football Paula Page Civinettes, Chemistry Club, Softball All-Con- ference, Cheerleader, Homecoming Atten- dant Jeff Parker Annual Staff, Cavalcade, National Honor So- ciety, Harmony, Student Academy of Sci- ence, Spanish Club Jennifer Parker Chemistry Club, Civinettes, DECA, French Club, FHA, Annual Staff Kim Payne Orchestra, Marching Band, French Club, Na- tional Honor Society, English Honor Society, Science Club Secretary, Executive Commit- tee, Keywanettes, Chemistry Club Senior Statistics Patti Phillips Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Marching, Concert Band, FCA Tracy Pike SGA, FSA, DECA David Pritchard Baseball, Football, FCA, National Honor Soci- ety, French Honor Society, English Honor So- ciety, Jr. Civitans Vice President, Chemistry Club, SGA Arnold Pulliam J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Base- ball, Track, FCA, Monogram Club, SGA, SADD Curtis Pulliam Office Assistant, Concert Choir, Track Sandra Ray FBLA, Student Academy of Science, Spanish Club, FCA, Chemistry Club, Civinettes, Office Assistant, Spirit Club Tonya Richmond Pep Club, Grappelettes, French Club, Civin- ettes, DECA David Riggs Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Track, Spanish Club, DECA 'lina Roach FBLA, Track, Colorguard, FCA - Sec., Vice- Pres., National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Civinettes - Sec., Pres., Chemistry Club, Student Council - Homeroom Rep., Jr. Executive Co., Sr. Executive Co., Historian, Treasurer, Spanish Club - Sec.fTreasurer Judy Robbins FCA, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Civinettes, Varsity Mascot Dawn Robinson Civinettes, DECA, Freshman Cheerleader, SGA Tim Roberts FCA, Jr. Civitan, JV Basketball, Track, Nation- al Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Homecoming Rep. Linda Rodgers Jazz Band, Concert Choir, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Pep Band, All-City Band, Civinettes - Sgt. at Arms, Grappelette -- Co-head,Chemistry Club, Homecoming Rep., Student Academy of Science, Spanish Club Teresa Rone Spanish Club, DECA Donna Rudd Freshman Pep Club, Civinettes, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Student Acade- my of Science, Chemistry Club, FCA, DECA, National Honor Society Senior Senior Senior Statistics Statistics Statistics Martha Sanders Track, FCA, Spanish Club Pres., JV Cheer- leader, Miss CHS Pageant, DECA, National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Span- ish Honor Society Kevin Sartin Student Council - Homeroom Rep., Musi- cal, Baseball Stat., Jr. Civitan, Spanish Club, FCA, High l.Q. Bowl, Student Academy of Sci- ence, English Honor Society Pres., National Honor Society, Chemistry Club - Sec.fTres., Spanish Honor Society Pres., Governor's School Nominee, Quiz Bowl, Newspaper Penney Sellars Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Track, SADD, YAC, Senior Attendant, Monogram Club Catherine Shephard Band, Chemistry Club, FSA President, Eng- lish Honor Society, National Honor Society, Office Asst. Alma Shoffner FBLA, HOSA, SADD, Library Asst. Mlliam Shoffner JV Football, JV Baseball, Varsity Football Tony Shotwell JV Football, VICA, Chemistry Club Kathy Sink Varsity Cheerleader, Top Ten, FCA, FBLA, Monogram Club, Latin Club, Civinettes, Chemistry Club, Latin Honor Society, Nation- al Honor Society, English Honor Society, Jr. Marshal Amanda Smith Spanish Club, FCA, Keywanettes, Monogram Club, SGA, Spanish Honor Society, Basket- ball, Chemistry Club, National Honor Socie- ty,0ffice Asst. Dwayne Smithey JV Football, Varsity Football, Track, Mono- gram Club, DECA Carol Spruill VICA, FBLA Todd Staley National Honor Society Vice President, Eng- lish Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, FCA, Jr.Civitans, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Monogram Club, Football, Cross Coun- try, JV Basketball, Basketball Statistician, Golf, High IQ, Quiz Bowl, Jr. Marshal Chuck Stanton Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Student Acad- emy of Science, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, English Honor Soci- ety Barry Stewart DECA Sabrina Sykes FCA, FHA, National Honor Society, English Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Cheerleader, SGA, Mono- gram Club, Jr. Marshal Angela Talbert Student Academy of Science, FBLA, Civin- ettes, SGA, Spanish Club, Spirit Club, DECA, FHA, FCA, Chemistry Club, Track, Pep Club Benny Taylor Concert, Marching, and All-City Band, VICA Debbie Thompson SGA, FHA, YAC, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, FCA, Student Academy of Science, Homecoming Sponsor, Track, Colorguard, Basketball Captain, Monogram Club Kim Thompson Chorus, Concert Choir, Harmony, Keywan- ettes, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, YAC, Library Asst. Don 'lingen Monogram Club, Basketball Manager, DECA, Spanish Club Paulette Thomas Chorus, SGA Yolanda Thomas Track, YAC, Monogram Club, SGA, FSA, Spanish Honor Society, SADD Bobby Vandervelde Latin Club, Latin Honor Society, Chemistry Club, FBLA Chris Wncent Student Academy of Science, FCA, Spanish Club, JV Football, JV Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball - Manager, Varsity Football, Track, Monogram Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council Amy Walker Chorus, DECA, Office Asst. Lynn Walker DECA Sherry Walker FHA, HOSA, YAC, Track Advisor, SGA, Latin Club, Chemistry Club Teresa Walker Civinettes, FSA, SGA Wendy Walker Latin Club Kevin Ward Wrestling, Cross Country Beth Warren Cheerleader, Colorguard, National Honor So- ciety, Spanish Honor Society, English Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Academy of Science - Vice President! 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Corner of Spring and Davis St. gitfftwoooze-uffofllon TUXEDO RENTALS - 8t SALES SINCE 1914 243 E FRONT ST BURLINGTON NC 27215 KEITH MILLER PHONE 9191226 4081 PRESIDENT Q .. -S It je el Bo UNAOND SFECIAUSTS FOI OVEI 50 YEARS RANDY SLJTYON MANAOII 348 Main Street Holly Hill Mall Burlington, N.C. 27215 Store Phone 919 226-0297 , , I 1 1 Q aj I 1 fl I32 SI, EISI IIIIIIS Burhngton, N. C. GORDON OLIVER BUILDERS New 8t Remodeling Burlington, N.C. Phone: 229-4686 4141 I .7 - 1 I Young Brides in f and , I by graduates ff j' ef fx ' lregister their I I 7- . M2 . I l M i XV . 7 V, .HG patterns at I The Treasure House Getting married ot Iust looking to the future regtster your patterns now at The Treasure House Alamance County's largest selection of china. crystal At silver IW QZMW 59246 Q! I .I.I I I,,..I up ..,., Ir:.III:I BURLINGTON GARDEN CENTER 804 Graham-Hopedale Road Phone: 229-1007 Congratulations Class of 1985! 2 Best Wishes from: UI.lIE'S of fygxrirffrwgfrnz Q E A kr' F flillx IT 7 T Qq,Q ravi' Phone: 226-6334 WAYNE RHODES JEWELER INC. cuivi-PARK PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: 227-0035 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Silver Watch Repair 81 Engraving 268 East Front St. BURLINGTON Burlington, N. C. 27215 GREENQBORO 19191 228-0596 L M 8: W BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Compliments ot: TARHEEL DRUGS 316 S. Main St. Graham, N.C. 27253 LASHLEY'S Congratualtions Class of '85' GREENHOUSE ft Potted Affangemenis LARRY'S EAST 70 SEAFOOD Flowers - Hanging Baskets - Bedding 2638 N Church St Plants ' ' 825 Chapel Hill Road Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: 227-4854 Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: 578-0257 AUDIO - VIDEO - MART Our video club is the absolute best in Alamance County! - Free membership - No deposit ' Open late 7 nights a week ' Over 800 movies in stock 0 New movies arriving daily - VCR rental by the day with movies - Complete record store 134 N. Nlain St. Graham 227-3007 Compliments of: COX TOYOTA 2475 N. Church St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: 226-6361 Congratulations Seniors! 4 W Mlchelln B.F. Goodrich Bridgestone Goodyear ,j 'i, Q5 ,Y f , SOUTHERN TIRE SALES ,liz Ii 2403 MAPLE AVE. BURLlNGTON,N.C. 27215 IAcross from K Martl RICKY MANN TIRES AT DISCOUNT Manager Phone 227-0209 TRIAD MASONRY MATERIALS OF BURLINGTON A Complete Masonry Store 1637 West Webb Avenue Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: 226-4443 '21 FLORIST 1733 NORTH CHURCH ST. I BURLINGTON. N. C. 5 1, PHONE 226-0215 FTD Q 5 4 ,,. up Compliments Of WESTERN STEAK HOUSE 142 N. Graham Hopedale Rd. Burlington, N.C. 27215 STANS Quality Meats Fresh Produce We make Stan's Pimento Cheese KEITH L. CLARK OWNER CL.ARK'S FURNITURE EIUTLET QUALITY FURNITURE AT DISCOUNT PRICES 521 E. WEBB AVENUE PHONE BURLINGTON, N, C. 27215 22 5636 1 123 NORTH MAIN STREET, GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27253 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK Graham, North Carolina Phone: 228-7891 Congratulations Seniors! John and Joan Humphrey Jacquard Designing 2803 McKinney St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 C9191 227-6708 JOE DAVIS BUILDERS NEW HOMES AND ADDITIONS 1520 Edgewood Avenue Burlington, N.C. 27215 an , , Contractor s License it 16436 Office Phone: 226-2781 Joe 84 Sandy Davis BIG TOM'S BODY WORKS Former: Big Tom's Body Works 24 Hour Service Wrecker Domestic 81 Foreign Auto Body Repair Wheel Alignment - Frame Service - Front End Specialties N.C. Official Inspection Station Telephone: 584-5293 417 West Haggard Avenue Elon College CHwy 100 WestJ Owner: Ronnie Dean Randleman Compliments of GRAHAM SPORTING GOODS Congratulations Class ot '85! Special T Hosiery PO. Box 1439 1102 Anthony Street, Burlington President - Jerry D. Richardson Vice-President - C. Michael Smith MARGIE'S SHOES Smart Shoe Fashions for Girls gl Ladies 425 Beaumont Ave., Burlington, N.C 27215 Congratulations Seniors! McPHERSON HARDWARE GARDEN suPPLv Congratulations Seniors! D 8: W PAINT Sn PAPER 2334 McKinney Street c. M. euoov Moomz 736 s. MAIN sr. Burmgton' N'C' ,272I5 owner BURUNGTON, NC 27215 Business - Residential Phone: 228-7657 Owner - Keith Davis Phone: 227-1762 216 Nici-ioLs PONTIAC FOREIGN AuTo IIIESZEEL9 229-6901 859 S SPRING STREET CORNER OF SPRING AND 6TH STREET BURLINGTON N C 27215 PHONE I919I 226 8493 EARLE MOORE HAROLD OLIVER MEMBER CENTRAL CAROLINA PONTIAC DEALERS ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION T 7,71 Compliments of: KING TIRE SERVICE 1625 N. Church St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: 288-7868 DESIGNER'S HAVEN LTD. - Ladies Apparel - 562 Huffman Mill Road Huffman Mill Village Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone: C9195 584-0981 Mon.-Sat. 10 A.M. - 6 PM. THE TIRE CENTER 508 S. Church St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Congratulations Seniors! OAKWOOD MOBILE I. . .. . . 2512 NORTH CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, N C. 27215 919-228-7844 Compliments of CLAPP BROTHERS FURNITURE MASSEY'S 1804 N. Church St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 7 Compliments of B. H. TROPHIES Compliments of: THE CAR SHOP A complete quickie mart that you can drive through! d0n,5 Tell A Friend FLOWERS BLALOCK'S SUPREME by The Way 323 Fisher Street Burlington, N.C. 27215 Ph 226-7934 ' 916 S- Main Stfeet Ph- 229-1260 Of A41 Cleaning oljuiedo Rental Supreme 226-0791 Cleaning LORETTA'S CURLS 8: SWIRLS WANDA'S WORLD OF HAIR 2615 N. Church St. 795 Rauhul Street Burlington, N.C. 27215 Burlington, N.C. 27215 ' 227-5028 Owner: Wanda Robinson Owner - Loretta Wood Header' Stylist - Annette Boone Compliments of WARD JEWELERS Bill Ward Ph. 229-9758 CONNlE'S COLOR T.V. Qvllh 2 9 720 Hatch Street Burlington, N.C. 27215 I C9193 227-1382 413 Harden St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 5ff,,meanS' H' 'Ove Congratulations David Riggs, you are a terrific son E,S WHITE says, You're heavenly. PINK implores, Please believe me. YELLOW confesses, l'm jealous. Symbol - The Rose and a special friend. You have made me very proud to be your Mom. Love you, Mom. Congratulations Scott Tolley! We're very proud of you! Best Wishes always! Love, Mom 8i Dad Congratulations Benny Taylor: On a job well done and we're very proud of you! Love always, Mom 8t Dad AVery Special Son and Brother, Danny Frye! Danny your school years have been most exciting, challenging, and rewarding to all of us. The pride we feel cannot be described. Our wish for you is that you always reach your goals, fulfill your dreams, and find peace and happiness within your heart. GO FOR IT, DAN! We love you, Mom, Dad, Martha, Margie and Dale. Congratulations Nell Andrews! We love you dearly and are very proud of you! Love always, Mom 8t Ricky Congratulations to a very special person, Kevin Sartin Love, Mom Si Dad Congratulations Angela Doss! We love you and are extremely proud of you! Mother and Father 218 x I Compliments of May's Pharmacy if I, if it g, Q Q Q Q ' 3' x n ' Friends Forever - Donna, Sandra, Angela, Sara, Joanie 81 Rosemary v 4 ' 'ill I 1'-3' Patrons Smartn' Up 579 Huffman Mill Rd. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Act lll Alamance Knit Fabrics Ken's Quickie lVlart 1447 N. Graham Hopedale Rd. Burlington, N.C. 27215 B 81 J Restaurant Valiant of Burlington 625 Maple Avenue Burlington, N.C. 27215 Sean NlcCaskiIl Lindsey Coble Family Hour Center 517 E. Webb Avenue Burlington, N.C. 27215 Action Printing 291 E. Front St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 difference! Shawn McAuthur says a cheerful, Good-bye, se ya next year! CAvAliEns Ak: rl-le iffemawcc Cummings Cavaliers are different, no doubt. Excelling in academics, sports, arts, and friendship has become not only our duty, but our pleasure. We work well together, helping each other to make the Michael Poe, Mike Ball, and Lee Isley are perfect examples of how friendship makes a difference! 19:- W4' l Y- -ff 15? 2 Laurle Seely, Cummings flrst maiorette ln several years, contends that practice and hard work make a difference. 20 Hey David! That big thing on top ls a flash. lt makes a blg difference when you're taking a picture in the dark! Today I'm going to teach, explains Mia Davis. fThat will be different!! Sophomores believe that smiling makes a difference when having a picture made. Qs if ,X Kim Thompson and Sheldon Lynch say that friendship makes a difference. Adrian McNeil, Tina Jordan, and Judy Robbins show that difference - making Cavalier spirit. Closing - 221 CAvAllms Al E the lffenence Tammy Flood proves her durability as the day comes to an end. Jerry Woods and Tory Hightower pose during a slow day of physical education. -,.W.,.,f ,,,,,. ' , ' , f jf 'i K i . My-4' We , H, ,.,,,,,- I ' ii.: . Kim Payne recalculates, showing that accuracy makes the difference. 4 ju r W5 Kevin Sartin waits patiently for the next train to Haw River Beach! Q I ' s mga X Mrs. Holland shows that a happy attitude will always make the Ms. Taylor's English class catches a bit of Spring fever. difference. Closing - 223 HOPE THIS YEARBOOK HAS MADE A DIFFERENCE TO YOU' After clawing, scratching, biting, and struggling our way through this year working on an annual for none other than you the readen who just flies through a page in one minute what took nine people laboring hours to create, I 'd like to share a few of my deepest sentiments with you: -I 'd like to say we met all our deadlines this yeah . . . but we didn 't. -I 'd like to say we never argued ,... but we did. -l'd like to say we were organized and always knew where everything went ,... but we weren't and we didn 't. -I 'd like to say we enjoyed the da y-long summer seminar by a reputable annual-maker. . . but we didn't and he isn't. -I 'd like to say Mrs. Small is the best yearbook advisor in the whole world ,... and she is. -l'd like to say this is and always will be the best edition of the Nulli Secundus even . . . 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