North Brunswick High School - Scorpio Yearbook (Leland, NC)

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52 ICT coordinator . . . VICA ad- visor . . . Attended UNC- Greensboro and procured B.S. degree in home economics Member of original North Brunswick faculty in 1972 .. . Senior homeroom teacher. Carolyn K. Thayer History instructor . . . Attend- ed Winston-Salem State Uni- versity Received B.S. de- gree . . . Sophomore class advi- sor . . . Student-Government Association advisor . . . Teach- es American government, too. Ava V1 Thomas Attended North Carolina A 8: T State University and East Carolina University CB.S. Sz M.S. de- greesl . . . Freshman Club spon- sor . . . Chairperson of social studies She says: I love young people - to see them grow into young adults and make important decision based on my ideas. That gives a great feeling of appreciation. Esther P. Troy Attended North Carolina A 8z T State University and East Carolina University fB.S. Sz M.S. de- Received B.S. degree from North Carolina Central Uni- versity . . . Teaches biology and science . . . Junior class sponsor One of the original North Brunswick faculty members . . . A jovial person. Maggie Thomas A graduate of Pembroke State University with a degree fB.A.l in English . . . English instruc- tor She says: My fondest memories fat NBHSJ are of fac- ulty members who were sup- portive during my first year. Adjinoria H Tomlin il greesl . . . Freshman Club spon- sor Chairperson of social studies She says: I love young people - to see them grow into young adults and make important decisions based on my ideas. That gives a great feeling of appreciation. Anne Walker Carpentry, Blue-Print Reading instructor, Chair- man ofthe vocational department . . . President of 1 I ol -4 s ...AI A graduate of the Wilmington with N' .41 flc f BNI. FQ ,-we ' fy A .3 . Q VA,ffiiTlll'1 ' Brunswick County unit of the North Carolina Vocational As- sociation . . . In charge of build- ing and grounds . . . Ticket tak- er . . . NBHS faculty represen- tative of personnel committee. Charles L. Wolff University of North Carolina at a B.A. degree in mathematics . . . Math instructor . . . Math club advisor . . . Courses taught include advanced math Math II and computer pro- graming Member of the original North Brunswick fac- ulty . . . Has taught Algebra in past. JoAnn Van Horn

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- MM' A - 0 'vu ,S- f Y f ,qqkx Q Q W g -in L, 1' R 7 Head baseball coach . . . Assis- tant football coach . . . Physical education instructor . . . Re- ceived B.A. degree from UNC- Wilmington . . . Former profes- sional baseball player . . . Cali- fornia native. Bruce Pfeifer A member of the original North Brunswick faculty in 1972 Former employee in New Han- over County School's transpor- tation department . . . Auto Mechanics instructor Sec- tion VICA advisor . . . Robert L. Ransom English instructor . . . Received B.S. degree from Knoxville Col- lege . . . Serves as Homecoming coordinator . . . NBHS Teacher of the Year in 1980 Multi- talented individual, especially song-dance. Marva M Robinson 1- Obtained a B.A. degree from New York University Art Instructor . . . Art Club advisor . . . First year at North Bruns- wick . . . His students got off to great start in the fall months . . . Class person. Terry Rosenfelder One of original members of North Brunswick fac- ulty in 1972 Bricklaying instructor At- tended Cape Fear Technical In- stitute in Wilmington and Southeastern Community Col- lege in Whiteville 1981-82 NBHS VICA coordinator . . . Ticket taker at sporting events . . . NCVA member. Henry L. Sloan History instructor Attended Appalachian State University Obtained degrees - A.A., B.A., M.A. Works closely with the University of North Carolina at Wilmington depart- ment of education in training student teachers . . . Acknowl- edged by her peers as a top- notch history teacher. Frances Smith One of the original North Brunswick High School faculty members in the fall of 1972 . . . Attended UNC-Wilmington where he ob- tained a B.A. degree . . . Driver education instructor . . . Has exceptional rapport with NBHS students and fellow fac- ulty members . . . Always jok- ing and smiling. Gene Sue Remedial reading, math instructor . . . Attended Pace Winston-S ' ' - alem State University Pro cured a B.S. degree in business education . . . Her trademark is a wonderful sense of humor she exhibits on all points of the campus - whether it be in the parking lot, classroom, lounge or office. Rosetta B. Terry

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Executive Secretary to school principal The only secre- tary that North Brunswick has ever had Maryland native . . . Her trade mark is depend- ability Never too busy to assist you. Helen Lewis s ia I 'Q' A' if Assistant secretary working un- fi ,-Q der Mrs. Lewis . . . Wilmington 3 Q native . . . Resides in Leland A ' . . . Main duties include taking 'N ' telephone messages and general clerical assignments . . . A nice F f 15. x .tif K person. Charlotte Martin Instructional Aid and library assistant . . . Former general aid Ninth year at North Brunswick . Native of Leland in- structional aid duties include checking students into the li- brary, typing and paperwork, answering telephone and other related assignments . . . Always smiling. g Jo Ann Williams General aid . . . works in main office, assists the staff in a variety of duties . . . Assignments include making public address an- t nouncements, typing daily bul- letin, analysis sheets from cafe- gp teria and general fund . . . assis- A it tant nurse mother of four ' children Three are NBHS K 5 graduates. One of the more important as- pects in a school is available medical attention. Mrs. Vaught, the school nurse, does an excellent job and is a popu- lar figure around campus. Barbara Vaught .,- e L. Ella Jacobs bon Q- Q' , gl 2' , lrgjir if ,c 1 x MQSLO Jxx Nw'?'is M645 XXX OMR , L I 40 VIN X .3 XXX Q VL new X 1 ' . N W N3 We but w so Q 'VA to J W ff Q 'X' s' 09' A we xiii A 'A gd oi, Lf