North Carolina School of Science and Math - Odyssey Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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And that has made all the diffi — Robert Frost j : 111 IOOO, SPlAiW -4W €rr Q£(£ FACES CURRICULUM AFTER HOURS TIME OUT LIFE SUPPORT ODDS ' N ' ENDS CHATTER 5 r M . | j | the north Carolina school of science j and mathematics i J ( , f FACES To my dear seniors, Graduation is near at hand and with it comes the payoff for ali of our academic encounters during the past two years. But graduation also brings the realization of more than just academics; each of us, as dictated by our own ingenuity, has reserved some special place at this school for him or herself. If not on the sports rosters, scholarship list, or student representative boards, at least — and more importantly — in the hearts of each other. No matter how much we have complained these two past years about the food, administration, homework, or hall matters, the experience — good and bad — has helped us grow to become more aware of our own and others ' needs. It is this thoughtfulness, this caring, that has made this school our home. If it is not the buildings and classes that will remain in our hearts for the years to come, then it is most certainly the people. We must all take with us what we have found here, about ourselves and about others, to wherever our respective roads may take us. As we pack our bags and hug each other goodbye, some never to see each other again and others to spend another four or more years together, we will wonder what happiness we will find in the time to come. And we hope. We hope that we will have years in the future as important, and friends as loving, as those we have had here. To my classmates, good luck. With sincerity, Ravi Singh, ' 85 6 Faces Faces 7 cfuxawne $imce 2)ona d ' (son (o wiA6ofiAev dfaow o (oAaM ie CfGmAe ly 2)a e (ohav A J e vey (oAewvy )owna Sdwm ArMiaMAem i CewnetA S$v � m (oia Jc fie iA n JV. 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What if I had gone the well- traveled road at my old high school? What would it have been like? Orientation Week gave us a chance to get to know this special place and these wonderful people. It seems only yesterday that I walked down the hall not knowing anyone, but seeing a warm, open smile on every face. It was only days before we began to know each other, and all my tears turned to dust. We all became so close during the course of the year — living, learning (sometimes, struggling), eating (wow, some of those deep conversations at dinner debating and sharing our joys and sorrows together. All together. I know now I chose the right roai This is just the beginning, for the road of learning never ends. And I ' ll be back next year to continue my travels. Signed, A junior at NCSSM P.S. I miss you. P.P.S. Please send some chocolate chip cookies. Everybody loves then 20 Faces Deirdre Allen Charles Alston Warren Alston Dominick Antonueci Joffa Applegate Scott Baggett Amy Bain Tyrone Baines Kyle Barger Laura Barlow Rusty Barnes Chandra Bastia DeAhn Baucom Catherine Beasley David Beatty Jerome Bias Amy Bingham Alan Bishop Barbra Bluestone Pamela Boone Simone Bowers Stephanie Bowes Jennifer Bowman Elmer Boyce Mark Boyce Frank Brauns Michelle Breiland Kevin Bringewatt Pat Britton John Brotl lerton Michael Brotherton Faces Rodney Bryant Erich Buehler Geoffrey Burgess Chip Burnette Mark Burniston Kevin Burroughs Elaine Cabinum Mary Camp Cari Carothers Angela Chadwick Caroline Choi Lawrence Chu Kai-I Chung Keith Cochran Tom Cole Debra Coleman Zach Coleman Alice Cooper Derrick Craig Jamey Davis R.J. Dellinger Brett Denton Deanne Dotson Karen Duffy David Eason Marcia Edwards Karen Eller Mark Enyedi Samson Eymer Wanda Faircloth Brenda Ferguson 22 Faces Joseph Floyd Jeffrey Foeller Marshall Forrester Amy Francis Sylvia Freeman Kenneth Gahagan Chandana Ganguli Larry Gantt Lee Garner Laura Gerald David Ghirardelli Michael Grant Linda Green Karen Greene Buddy Gridin John Grimes Kenneth Grimes Joseph Grunkemeyer Ginger Gupton Jimmy Hanks Jennifer Harrod Angie Henson Mary Hite Martha Hodgin Margery Hollis David Hood Lynn Hooker Sh awn Hopkins Lisa Howell 1-Win Huang Patti Huang Fares 23 w arren Hull Reginald Humphrey Katherine Isbister Elizabeth Jackson Lisa Jackson Amandeep Jawa Anthony Jones Eric Jones Natalie Jones Michelle Jones Jonathan Jordan Byron Kaiser Samuel Kaplan Renu Karamchandani Sharon Keel Jeanine Kelly Peter Khoury Leigh Killian Timothy King Ryan Kin law Melissa Kirkland Kenneth Klimkowski Susan Knight Li Sheng Kong Steven Kraines Tammy Lane Colin Law Benjamin Lea Mark Ledbetter Tina Lee Paul Levering 24 Faces Kellv Lindsley Michael Ling Linda Liu Edward Livengood James Long Lora Long Joy Love Katie Lowry Katherine MacDonald Kimberly Macri Raphael Malveau Michael Marshall Cheryl Martin Leah Martin Erik Mattheis Philip Mauskopf Mary McLaughlin Ted Meigs William Moates Pearl Moore Cathie Moran Ginger Morgan Laurence Murphy Kimberly Myers James Neely Donald Nisbett Gina Norman Jeffrey Oakes Rebecca ( hvens Christopher Paine Beth Parker fates 25 Wendy Pelc Kevin Pint Joseph Pirestani Billy Pizer Robert Powell Angeli Primlani Keith Privett Melissa Rapp Julie Reynolds Aretha Richardson Richard Roddy Lisa Rohrbach Lauralea Roper Amy Roscoe Gentry Rose Tommy Rose Channing Rouse Dale Rowe Ashley Salter Deric Scott Doug Shackelford Jessica Short Donna Shumate Steven Silver Mandy Slater Nicholas Sliz Chandra Smith David Smith Marjorie Smith Nancy Smith Sonja Spell 26 Faces juniors not pictured Scott Carter Milton Hayes John Hunter John Konanc Stephen Pruett Garrett Stanley Tarshia Stanley Doug Steen Gina Stewart Kathleen Stewart Chi-Yon Sung Patti Taranto Joshua Tew Robert Thacker Frank Tibbetts Michael Tilly Beth Tripp Emanuel Waddell Andy Ward Robert Waters Karen Watts Christopher Wheeler Andrea Williams Hope Williams Michelle Williams Dundee Wilson Lanita Wimberly Brock Winslow Jennifer Woodard Jerrilvn Woodard Elizabeth Woodhouse Julie Woosley Richard Wu Yi-Chvi Wu Karen Yeowell Darren Young Matthew Young Pamela Yount Faces 27 CURRICULUM And sorry I could not travel both . . ... So many choices! Courses this year were more diverse than ever, ranging from the Jordan Lake Project to the popular Soviet semi- nar. It was hard to resist the temp- tation to overburden ourselves, to take so many classes as, in the words of Dr. Youngblood, to be spread as thin as a mononuclear film. Study groups formed constant- ly, like mushrooms after rain. There were also Shabazz skits, chem labs and the night-before rush on Teague ' s calculus work- sheets. Courses such as Astronomy and Wisdom, Revelation, Reason and Doubt (WRRD, fondly pro- nounced weird! ' ) took up large amounts of time but, in the end, were wel I worth it. We knew if we had taken the other, more famil- iar, road, so many options would not be available to us. The emphasis on individual study for Special Projects Week, designed to give students a chance to pursue in depth a particular in- terest, gave us more of an opportu- nity to branch out. Certainly, there were many de- cisions to be made regarding the roads taken to achieve our goals. Curriculum I I Charles R. Eilber, Director; Bonna Robbins, Administrative Assistant I (uaneza Daniels, Clerk Typist; Sarah Hamilton, Associate Principal and Dean for Academic Affairs; Priscilla Lane, Secretary William Y. Youngblood, Principal; Andrea Dennis, Secretary Rosemary Oates, Registrar and Instructor of Latin 30 Curriculum SCIENCE Seated: Rufus Owens, Chemistry: Ruth Zweidinger, Chemistry: Nan- cy Walker, Biology; Ross Baker, Bi- ology. Standing: Andres Manring, Physics; Carolyn Morse, Chemis- try; Hugh Haskell, Physics; Mary Louise Bellamy, Biology (Depart- ment Head); )ohn Kolena, Physics; Marilyn Link, Mentorship Independent Projects; Martha )en- ner, State Coordinator, Summer Ventures in Science and Mathemat- ics. MATHEMATICS ' •TEST Helen Compton, |o Ann Lutz, Kevin Bartkovich, Bonnie Steen- son, Vivian Leeper-Ford, Dan Teague, Dot Doyle, Steve Davis (Department Head). Curriculum 31 HUMANITIES English: Jon Miller, J.W. Troxler, Beth Timson, David Barr. Not pictured: Neill Clark. Social Sciences: Jacqueline Meadows, Virginia Wilson, James Litle. Not pic- tured: Timothy Lehman. Foreign Languages: Ama Shabazz, Marilyn Mitchell, Liz Toomey, Don Houpe, Lucia Stadter Not picture! Ling-Yunn Shiue. Music: Randy Foy, Steve Hicken Art: Beth Moorman, Joe Liles. 32 Curriculum Name NCSSM 1984-85 Grade Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:00-8:45 8:00-8:45 8:00-8:45 8:00-8:45 8:00-8:45 1 4 3 5 2 8:50-9:35 8:50-9:35 8:45-9:30 8:50-9:35 8:50-5:35 2 5 L 4 1 9:40-10:25 9:40-10:25 9:40-10:25 9:40-10:25 9:40-10:25 3 1 2 3 6 10:30-11:15 10:25-11:10 10:25-11:10 10:30-11:15 10:30-11:15 8 1 L 2L 6 8 I I I I I BETWEEN PERIODS INDICATES A 10-MINUTE CLASS CHANGE. - - - - - INDICATES A 5-MINUTE VARIATION IN STARTING TIME. irst Quarter Junior v ferotu , feme fev- , feruor Curriculum 33 34 Curriculum Curriculum 35 |« ■ 36 Curriculum Astronomy Events AU__ STUDENTS WELCOME da ' e : i thin : — RACTIOl ! : T NJL Curriculum 37 38 Curriculum Curriculum 19 D m o c 5 How does one operate an electron microscope and use it in medical research? How does a small business like Rossini ' s begin and succeed? What are the ins and outs of media broadcasting? How do Renaissance and Baroque music differ? These are just a few of the questions that students asked and answered for themselves during Special Projects Week. Th is week is designed to allow students to pursue their personal interests in depth. This year, all activities were student-initiated and had faculty or staff sponsors. In addition to the daytime projects, evening activ- ities such as roller skating, game night, bowling, and movies were organized. The culmination of Special Projects Week was Sharing Night, during which the students displayed and discussed the results of their week ' s work. PROJECTS WEEK 40 Curriculum Curriculum 41 42 Curriculum Do you study only science and math? is a com- mon question from outsiders. Hardly! Our interests are far-reaching, and NCSSM provides for our needs. Courses are available in music (Wind Ensemble, String Ensemble and Electronic Music), art (Photography, Ceramics and Mechanical Drawing) and Sports Medi- cine, to name a few. We are encouraged to initiate our own seminars with a faculty sponsor according to our varied and sometimes bizarre interests. Curriculum 43 AFTER HOURS I shall be telling this with a sigh . . . Dorm life makes our high school a unique experience. Each dorm, with its own style and per- sonality, creates a special type of jnity. Hallmates. What would we do without them? They provide riendly help with our homework, advice for our romantic eyes, a houlder to cry on, or simply a smile. But . . . white-glove room in- spections, hall meetings the night before a big calculus test, the day of the competition and not a shread of decorations on the hall, getting caught on the phone after midnight, forgetting to sign out . . . Grin and bear it was sound advice to overcome those incon- veniences, because good times al- ways followed: parties with our faculty adoptees, dorm invita- tional dances, the Christmas de- corating contest, hall theme dances, 10:30 pig-out sessions, the new intervisitation policy, in- novative dorm and hall T-shirts and the guidance of our RA ' s. Here at NCSSM, we have made some of the best friends we ' ll ever have. For juniors, we can happ ily say, We ' ll be back! For seniors, it ' s with a sigh and a tear that we leave this place we have come to call home. After Hours 4 5 There are many small things that make up the campus life at NCSSM . . . just lounging . . . 9-10:30 gatherings ... oh, joy, it ' s Fri- day! . . . spirit week . . . dorm meetings . . . riding home together . . . dinner (not always so great) . . . the cat . . . room inspection — or lack thereof ... After Hours 47 48 After Hours After Hours 49 I 50 After Hours To relieve the pressures of academics, students can be found in various athletic combats such as tennis, intramurals, ping-pong, or just spectating the activities. I After Hours 51 52 After Hours After Hours 53 54 After Hours After Hours 55 PROFILES Pensive Mischievous Happy Dignified Confused 56 After Hours Tranquil Durable Famished Neighborly Famous and Infamous Dubious After Hours 57 TIME OUT Because it was grassy and wanted wear . . . S M sports started out with a clean slate iis year, and an enthusiasm that didn ' t aver. The program is at somewhat of a disadvantage due to the emphasis of the chool; still, several of the fall teams, not- bly girls ' volleyball and girls ' tennis, had trong records. Winter came, and again everal of the teams (men ' s swimming, for nstance) came away with impressive showings, while others suffered only from lack of depth, not lack of skill. Several individuals earned a chance to compete in sectionals. Injuries were minimal. Fan vans were consistent in giving stu- dents a chance to show school spirit and cheer for their favorite sport. Always, a cheering section developed to cheer on our players. Athletics coordinator Branson Brown is enthusiastic about the outlook for the spring season. 144 players are participat- ing in different sports. As spring rolls around, we look hopefully at the new play- ing field which soon will have grass in want of wear. Time Out 59 GIRLS ' TENNIS 60 Time Out The volleyball team made the biggest turnaround in NCSSM sports history. The spikers, coached by Nancy Hester, re- bounded from a 2-3 record in 1983 to 12-3. The team set a record for most victories in a sea- son, breaking the previous mark of 11 wins by the 1982 baseball team. Seniors Karen Kinsey and Sandra Watson paced the vol- leyballers to set tne standard fu- ture Unicorn sports teams must strive for. V o L L V B A L L Time Out 61 o Coach Branson Brown and co-captains Nancy Smith and Karen Kinsey led the ladies ' basketball team this year. Ten of the players were juniors, including Ginger Morgan, the leading scorer. Although they didn ' t have a winning season, the girls worked hard and kept their spirits high. £ i ,4 62 Time Out Under the leadership of coach Scott Hawkins and co-captains William Turner and Eric Schmitt (the top scorer), the men ' s basketball team finished its toughest season ever in terms of opponents and length. Victories were scored over Chatham Central, North Moore, and the N.C. School of the Arts, and several games were within 5 points. Fan support was greater than ever this year. Time Oul 63 WRESTLING The wrestling team, led by captains Ken Clark, Daniel Kemper, and Erich Buehler, finished the season with an overall 3-5 record. These fi- gures are not a good reflection of the team ' s success, howev- er, since the team was lacking in the number of represented weight classes. Six of the nine starters obtained winning re- cords; several competed in sec- tionals. 64 Time Out CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team, with cap- tains Ty Lowry and Amy Bingham, had a 6-18 record this year. Juniors Mark Ledbetter and Amy Bingham ran some of the fastest times for the team. In the sectionals, the girls placed ninth, and the boys ranked 18th. Time Out 65 SOCCER! 66 Time Out I ' The boys ' soccer team ' s record of 6-8-1 is not indicative of its competitive nature. Most of the team ' s losses were by two goals or less. The team, coached by Kevin Bartkovich, weathered injuries and a rigorous schedule to make a strong showing at the end of the season with the help of captains Michael Taylor and George Verghese. ut UNSINKABLE UNICORNS The Unsinkable Unicorns enhanced their reputation as they swam strongly through their second season, led by senior captains Beth Hinshaw (also girls ' MVP), Paul Janecek, Maria Kelly, and Robb Win- ters (guys ' MVP). The guys finished with an impressive 6-2 record. Despite having few- er swimmers than their competitors, both teams performed well. Several of the swim- mers qualified for competition in section- als, where Winters placed fifth. 68 Time Out SPRING SPORTS ' ' FEVER Time Out 69 MM LIFE SUPPORT And that has made all the difference. We may not always appreciate the services we are provided, but we can hardly do with- out them. College applications and other con- cerns, for example, are handled by the Guid- ance office. Our safety and protection are looked after by security; Nurse Nancy Simeonsson provides us assistance with our minor ailments; Resident Advisors are avail- able for support and guidance. The library serves as a source of information and study atmosphere. Regarding those elusive laundry machines, enough said. All of these services are integral to the completiorrof tfie roads we choose to follow. Dances, movies, and bus loops are the re- sults of hard work by the Student Activities Board. Through various publications, stu- dents are able to express their opinions and develop their journalistic interests. Students themselves provide services to the school and surrounding community. Our work service hours are invaluable to the teachers and other staff members we help. Community service students aid various non- profit organizations in Durham, while Men- torship students work with the surrounding community, gaining experience in an area of personal interest. Each of these services makes a difference in how our community works. Life Support 71 Residential Life Above: Sandra Jackson, Secretary; Kathleen Benzaquin, Dean of Students. Left: Warren Bas- ket, Residence Life Manager. Below: Resident Advisors. Kneeling: Debbie Hardaway (2nd Beall), Denise Sparrow (1st — C Reynolds). Sea- ted: Ron Maxwell (2nd — A Wyche), Kim Frier- son (1st Beall), Kris Bailey (2nd Front Hill), Harold Cline (4th Bryan), Neil Mashburn (Ground Reynolds), Tony Langley (2nd Bryan) Cathy Veal (1 st — E Reynolds). Standing: Franl White (2nd Back Hill), Ogden Spruill (Is Wyche), Kelli Love (intern, 1st Back Hill), Lym Carroll (3rd Bryan), Alex Currin (1st Front Hill) Frank O ' Neal (2nd — B Wyche). Not pictured Marlene Blakney (3rd Beall). 72 Life Support Business Office: Janet Haswell, Administrative Assistant; Braughn Taylor, Dean of Operations and Institutional Advancement; Joe Gibbs, Business Officer; Barbara Davis, Secretary; Selena Mumford, Clerk; Ruth Morris, Secretary; Ann Cannon, Accounting Technician; Gaii Barham, Personnel Officer; Earleen Sharrock, Accounts Payable Clerk; Michael Matros, Communications Officer. Outreach and Research: Carol Royals, Secretary; Keith Brown, Head of Outreach and Research. Development; Lyn Strand, Secretary; Jane Rabon, Head of Development; Mark Leuch- Peggy Phelps, Media Technician; Borden Mace, Executive for Planning, tenberger, Development Officer. Life Support 73 W -jl m m - i m i % W Uf % m § Guidance: Rick Bryant, Counselor College Prog- ram; Brenda Rosen, Secre tary; Sally Lin, Counselor; Rena Lindstrom, Head ol Guidance Counseling;. Dee Dolby, Intern Catalysl Coordinator. Security, Clockwise From Left: Ken Horne, Safety Security Su- pervisor; Babe Lyons; Gwen Pryor; Linwood Suitt. Not pic- tured: Toby Wrenn. Right: Nancy Simeonsson, Nurse. Admissions: John Poe, Admissions Representative; Belinda Cagle, Secretary; Ola Stringer, Director of Admissions. Not Pictured: Deborah Basket, Admis- sions Representative. 74 Life Support The NCSSM library serves some of the most important functions at the school. The continuous addition of new materials lends it as a source of information for assignments and independent research. Its importance as a quiet study spot was well-documented by its popularity during the weeknight hours between 7 and 9; obviously, it was valuable as a reference hot spot for obscure science-symposium questions . . . Life Support 75 76 Life Support STUDENT SERVICES A letter from home. A chance to get the wash done without having to lug it all the way home. We often tend to take for granted many of the conveniences we have at NCSSM — that is, until we ' re unlucky enough to lose some change in a vending machine. The community that has been created for us here can ' t replace the ones we left behind, but these services - and others we aren ' t constantly aware of — make our lives run a little smoother. Besides, where else can you get an official NCSSM shirt? Life Support 77 WORK SERVICE Would you like to work indoors or outdoors? Seal your fate with one check mark on your preliminary Work Service form. Is Work Service all that bad? Amy Roscoe and Andy Ward don ' t seem to think so, but Marty Hodgin and Raphael Malveau might not agree. No comment from Kevin Pint. The assignment is only for a semester, but you can do it again if you like . . . RA Neil Mashburn matches the student workers with the services they provide three hours a week. Since juniors have to spend only one semester in the cafeteria or on grounds duty, they don ' t have to sling hash and toss dirt all year. Renu Karamchandani, for example, works in an office. 78 Life Support Life Support 79 80 Life Support The Student Activities Board was busy this year keeping the students involved and entertained. SAB work service students provided dances, bus loops, transportation and tickets to games and plays, air band contests, the haunted house, bonfires, and more under the supervision of RA ' s Tony Langley and Frank O ' Neal. Life Support .81 The community service program, coordinated by RA Neil Mashburn, offers enlightening experiences for NCSSM students. Through the program, students get involved with the community and the community gets involved with NCSSM. Some of this year ' s work sites included N.C. Museum of Life and Science, Durham County General Hospital, the local YWC and Durham Public Library. COMMUNITY SERVICE i 82 Life Support I Mentorship is one of NCSSM ' s most unique opportunities. Through the program, participating students get a taste of the world of research, technology, or business as it actually exists. Sites of such experience include Duke University Medical Center, N.C. State, UNC, and Research Triangle Park. Mentorship coordinator Marilyn Link matched the students with their sponsors. To both the mentors and the students, our mentorship program is a valuable real-life experience. Life Support 83 Keepin ' the Faith Girls Just Want to Have Fun 84 Life Support PUBLICATIONS Want to get into print? NCSSM offers several outlets for students with writing and artistic talent. Beyond the Wall, a state and national news roundup, and The Stentorian, the student newspaper, are for students who want to write often. For young poets and writers of long, thought-provoking pieces, NCSSM offers The Blue Mirror, a literary magazine, and The Open Mind, a collection of essays and poetry. The Odyssey, the school yearbook, is a showcase of the best student photography. And on the lighter side, Chronicles of the Speaking Unicorns captures the humorous ironies of everyday life. Life Support 8S ODDS ' N ' ENDS I kept the first for another day! Activity after activity! For those times when we needed an escape from academics, clubs provided an inviting op- tion. With the restriction of a 24-hour day, we had to be selective in our extra- curricular participation, but boy did we have choices! Clubs offered opportunities to get to know other students and to meet teachers after hours as people, rather than as FACULTY. Through clubs we were able to pursue our interests. Hypatia, Math Club, Science Club and Chi-Squared were for the mathematically and scientifically oriented. Outdoor Club, Debate, and Gospel Choir, among others, relieved the tension after school. If students couldn ' t find a club they liked, they could make up their own. These odds ' n ' ends brought students together and gave direction to interest and talent. Each to his or her own path. Odds ' n ' Ends 87 88 Odds ' n ' Ends Student Council president Tab Hunter worked hard to uphold last year ' s vow to promote student body en- thusiasm . Along with offi- cers Robb Winters and Mike Drozd, senior and junior reps, and sponsors Dr. Vir- ginia Wilson and Mr. Jim Li- tle, the council planned many activities and worked as a bridge between students and the administration. Veterans week, Speak-up meetings, Spirit week and the Fun Shows were all pro- ducts of thecouncil ' s branch committees. Through elec- tions new amendments were passed, and the judicial board and educational plan- ning committee members were selected. Other pro- jects of the student council included senior privileges, newsletters, network polls, presidential debates, senior gift trip dinner, controver- sial issues, club charters, the change machine, and more. Odds ' n ' Ends fl9 Mrs. Marilyn Link, popularly dubbed “Missing Link”, spent her first year as the club ' s new advisor. Her energy and innovative ideas brought new life to the Science Club. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club offered many paths for everyone ' s varied interests this past year. Activities ranged from symposiums to competitions, such as Duracell and Olympics of the Mind, a national creative problem-solving event. In the regional meet, NCSSM made an impressive showing, claiming first place in all three categories entered: “Music, Maestro, Please , “Ecology Dozer , and Compound Fracture . 90 Odds ' n ' Ends MATH CLUB Meetings of the Math Club this year concentrated on the working of tournament problems. Led by sponsor Kevin Bartkovich, members competed at regional tournaments, including Davidson College and Charleston. QUIZ BOWL Dr. Gerald Wilson and his Quiz Bowl troop built up steam with a series of successful scrimmages and carried the enthusiasm through for the rest of the season. Team members were Jeff Cherry, Jeff Yu, Dawn Groenke, Heath Hart, Keith Privett, Lynn Hooker, Jonathan Jordan, Philip Mauskopf, and Jimmy Hanks. Odds ' n ' Ends 91 CHI-SQUARED New on campus this year was Chi-Squared, a science dub geared towards future female scientists. Sponsored by chemistry faculty members Ruth Zweidinger and Carolyn Morse, the girls heard female lecturers and participated in such activities as building radios and making cheese. The club also collaborated with the Hypatia Society, the female math club. DEBATE The speech and debate team kept busy this year under the coaching of former RA, Tom Boddie. The team was talented in both debate (novice and varsity) and individual events. The forensics team attended meets at UNC, Wake Forest University, Philadelphia, High Point Central, and West Charlotte, and a strong showing was made at the District and State tournaments. 92 Odds ' n ' Ends OUTDOOR CLUB AND GOSPEL CHOIR Under the leadership of Ron Maxwell and president Sam Miller, the gospel choir stayed busy this year. The group averaged 1 performance and 2 practices per week, including appearances at the VA Hospital, Davidson, Lumberton, and Wallace, as well as many local churches. The Outdoor Club is loosely formed to allow stu- dents a pathway fororganizingexcursions. At’all tripto Hanging Rock was planned by Andrew McCallum and Karen Yeowell, and sponsored by Dr. Britton. Spring plans included Shining Rock Wilderness and Stone Mountain. Odds ' n ' Ends 93 From selling dough- nuts and carnations to selecting a disc jockey, the prom committee worked hard to make this year ' s prom special. We Knew that all that hard work was worth it on May 4, when we found that Sweet Dreams Are Made of This in the Sheraton Ballroom. This year, the Arts Club was established. VIP ' s in- clude advisor Joe Liles, president Elizabeth Wells, and officers Gina Norman, Kim Chavis, Kenny Gahagan, and Ken Clark, through informal seminars, such skills as calligraphy, silk screen- ing, and pottery were taught. The Arts Club has no formal attendance policy; it was founded with a relaxed attitude and a philosophy that made interest rather than skill the prime requisite for joining. HARAMBEE PROM COMMITTEE ARTS CLUB 94 Odds ' n ' Ends Hello! jSalwte! i onjour! (gutmTag! f5P Good b e! Dal ete i i iosj Au revoir ! A.uf Wiecfershm! A variety of foreign languages are offered at NCSSM. Extracurricular activities such as language tables, the German Karneval, and the Russian Club often mix food and fun with foreign flavor. Odds ' n ' Ends 95 CATALYST The Catalyst Program, started with the help of Dee Dolby, is an exercise club run by activ e students to promote physical fitness. This year, Catalyst was headed by president Anthony Jones. Student coordinators were in charge of the various activities, such as ka- rate, weight-lifting, aerobics, dancercize, jogging, and skating, as well as off-season training programs for soccer and track. The ability to choose a favorite form of exercise increased enthusiasm and fitness. Odds ' n ' Ends 97 AKTSflUB TUESDAY 6-7 T BRYAN BRIN AIBUMS TO RECORD TME kCVJLtt MUSIC I ) vV W(IV. 530,4 Hill 17 ' P IT UE 1 FAI! a IDE SHOW! !■ • i . ■ ' O ' • r„ . . . UoM B ' - r ' K . V 4 fomN6 shoes w f| UUC« : J K ; ' Pu4 r -vMOC CHTfL HILL T A‘ — •• . P ’ ' 4 . . V.c f -- ! £)o b loop 1 [ r i K uA 1 S Ow 4 v ' -o 4 « ' - j _ X exs I OO : K ' CfX.: k� So 4 - ' O .’ .Pr w r-s k ' • ' ' s {Jn v; -� “ ■ O ..H i «-+ 00 Os 4 A- re X - ¥%’ ... ' ff : v t . . , ■ «h. 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These are the records for the memory — smiles of the future. Keeping in touch . . . Getting in touch . . . Somewhere ages hence, we will look back . . . Chatter 99 Reagan landslide Female VP candidate Helms Hunt $$$ race “Feed the Worhi” Indira Gandhi assassination Artificial hearts Baby Fae 22-cent stamps Veterans’ Week Georgia Tech — ACC champs SAT, PSAT, Achievements, AP’s Return of Doonesbury Death of Chernenko Native American Awareness Day April 15 — Notification ay Ghostbusters Purple Rain Amadeus Beverly Hills Cop Breakfast Club Bruce Yes Prince James Taylor Cyndi Lauper REO Speed wagon Elton John Amy Grant Hall Oates Chicago Chatter 101 ' Tm looking for the class of ' 85! . . . Bill ' s red suspenders . . . have you bought into the system? . . . UNC-SSM . . . QDR went country!?!? . . . survey says — AARRRNNNHHH! . . . the load of bricks . . . Ooh! SAT word! . . . Erika, you have to include that in your quotes . . . the NCSSM Dictionary . . . PFM = Premeditated Food Murders . . . caffeine for cal . . . Uncle Steve . . . Are we together? Does that make a little sense to you? . . . It ' s intuitively obvious! . . . North Carolina School of Spaghetti and Meatballs . . . juniors tak e Marc Shannon ' s place on the VAX . . . M224 . . . Brice . . . nuke! . . . Number 3 ... PA is hard this year . . . backrubs ... 1 st Beall = 1 st Hill . . . Bryan is above the administration . . . KB . . . Chuck . . . The Bord . . . The Trox and The Bish . . . Miller killers . . . The Barr Exam . . . Meadows test? Study Trivial Pursuit . . . asbestos . . . 1908 tours . . . Colin ' s Erik ' s shopping-cart-physics-lab . . . Hill gets mail once a week . . . Cy was here . . . shaving cream fights . . . birthday = shower the traveling gum machine gum under the elevator buttons labs . . . I ' ve got to finish this by 5:59 . . . fan vans leave at 3:15 . . . they ' re playing bass-sket-ball . . . Hey, boy, you fouled my man. Don ' t do that again SAB foot- ball games . . . wannago playUlti- mate? . . . crutches and more crutches . . . Catalyst Tuesday Evening Series (seniors, too!) ... I hate that — I really hate that! Junior Research Papers in Novem- 7 to 9 . . . Mo-ron . . . Barko . . . new schedule . . . Lilson and Witle work servants . . . Last year — . . . sympo- siums . . . the volume of the earth in TEASPOONS?! . . . find a dormant arthropod? . . . stud council . . . college aps . . . dead lions . . . thei] VAX is down ... is the mail out yet? . . . Ba DUM bump — But seriously, folks . . . gas leak makes headlines . . no heat ' til November, but who needs it? ... bon- fire . . . Mo, Chuck, Kevin — will you DJ a dance? . . . Mac . . . Doc John beat 3rd Bryan in Trivial Pursuit . . . The Lynn Carroll Memorial Change Machine . . . the morgue ' s closed, Reynolds is ei- ther full or broken . . . 102 Chatter required speak-up meetings ... I only know what I read. . . . The Cosmic Pickle . . . Scole . . . the Pile and the Chain . . . Wyche Proposal — the school within a school? . . . Og . . . battle of the interviz signs . . . Suite D ' mons . . . 2nd 1stC . . . womp! . . . Reynolds (w)rap . . . shoes weren ' t meant to be worn . . Beall-vue . . . roommate game . . . water fights . . . showerfest . . . fire alarms ... 10 below . . . Babs . . . fall concert . . . Duke . . . Brightleaf . . . Northgate . . . 9th Street Bakery . . . Wellspring . . . McDonald ' s Drug Store . . . Rossini ' s . . . Southsquare . . . bus loops = bloops . . . Anyone got a ticket for the Ashville bus? . . . Oh dag, my bust . . . 12:00 in-room? sure . . room rearrangements . . . Veal ' s cutlets . . . possum for dinner?! . . . steak night cook the eggs! . . . $4 cups?! . . . student apathy . . Sharon gets to do another election . . . Brock in a towel . . . wild shorts . . . sunbathing in February . . . Swack . . . swaaa! . . . Jungle Love The Bird ... a dance in Wyche? . . . the dique clique . . . Nebbish . . . 286-5551 . . . where ' s security? . . . lock-in at the Y . . . Julian ' s . . . Dr. J ... Frank Yue ' s critters . . . NCSSLieberman . . . Useless . . . Phhhhbt! . . . second semester seniors . . . senior privileges, finally . . . class rings in March? maybe? . . Hasn ' t your SPW project been approved yet?! . . . Mr. T . . . Polka Dot . . . hand-waving . . . Kolenamath . . . ' splain . . . Stop Making Sense . . . Same as it ever was . . . Relax . . . theMinh Do rap . . . Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . Og as DJ ... responses, not levels . . . Careful! Careful! We have a problem with this war piece here . . . network polls . . . Harmeet — no, Amandeep — no, Harmeet . . . Mr. Unicorn . . . prom doughnuts . . . carnations . . . Ladies! . . snafu . Bloom County and Opus . . . The Big H . . . RA power . . . Troll . . . parts is parts and Parks is Parks . . . Oval Park . . . everything is Doug ' s fault . . . yea, yea, yea . . . golf with precal topics . . . Need anything from Revco? . . . year- book lock-in . . . five girls at one sink?! . . . don ' t take the back stairs at night ... we need to talk . . . Karel the robot ... Dr. (?) Bartkovich . . . That ' s a good wrong answer . . . The square root of five is two . . . Babcocks . . . didley squat . . . Sweet dreams are made of this . . . semifinalist visits . . . It ' s a game. It ' s called life. . . . seniors count down the days . . . EXAMS . . . caps and gowns . . . pleasesignmyyear- book . . . college propaganda Morehead and Caldwell interviews . . . alumni invasions . . . The Bad, the Worse, and the Broccoli . . . SPW DC Trip Petro . . . it ' s a little Wendy out here I ' m impressed . . . chillout! . . . slamm! . . . Bwoke . . . cookies . . . What ' s the beef? . . blame it on Kolena . . . Rufustry-Chemisery . . Ma Morse We ' ve been doing this for two days . . . MTV war — to settle the score . . . Brock-oli the mug handshake . . . Snookie . . . man on the hall! . . . man in the bathroom! . . . Mishy . . . Mildred . . . empty change machine cereal dispensers . . . 5:30 am for the Unsinkable Un- icorns . . . When ' s Nancy coming back? . . . Rat . . . Chesterfield ' s broken leg Doowon Doowon . . . intramurals . . . senior signout Ron, where ' s Gospel Choir going this week? . . . Chatter 103 li Asheville NC 28805 Kevin M. Bringewatt 226 Raintree Drive Hendersonville NC 28739 Rose P. Britton 726 Bradely Road Chapel Hill NC 27514 John W. Brotherton Route 2, Box 1 A Sherril ' s Ford NC 28673 Michael A. Brotherton Route 2, Box 1 A Sherrills Ford NC 28673 Rodney A. Bryant Route 1 , Box 61 A Englehard NC 27824 Erich G. Buehler Route 1, Box 7 A Brevard NC 28712 Steven R. Bullard 1 225 Charter Place Charlotte NC 28211 Geoffrey P. Burgess 2226 Thetford Court Charlotte NC 28211 Lionel B. Burnette Route 1 , Box 50B Oxford NC 27565 Mark T. Burniston 4301 Union Street Raleigh NC 27609 Kevin E. Burroughs 283 Foxcroft Drive Asheville NC 28806 George A. Burton 3504 Woodlawn Road Rocky Mount NC 27801 Elaine S. Cabinum Route 8, Box 896 Lincolnton NC 28092 Christopher S. Cameron 211 North 11th St. Sanford NC 27330 Mary ). Camp 1233 Brookwood Road Shelby NC 28150 Shawneille Y. Campbell 5408 Whippoorwill St. Durham NC 27704 Brian K. Canter Rte. 1, Box 407 Hiddenite NC 28636 Cari B. Carothers 26 London Lane Mebane NC 27302 Brent S. Carter Rte. 1 Box 76 Rougemount NC 27572 Angela C. Chadwick 1106 E. Caswell St. Kinston NC 28501 06 09 68 10 10 68 11 09 67 11 09 67 02 08 68 11 06 67 03 06 67 11 06 68 12 05 67 03 28 68 11 15 67 10 20 66 03 1 7 68 04 03 67 03 29 68 1 2 08 67 06 13 67 11 26 67 11 28 68 06 01 68 Chapel Hill NC 27514 Kai-I Chung 1500 W. Hills Drive Tarboro NC 27886 04 30 68 Kenneth A. Clark 01 31 67 1615 Westridge Road Greensboro NC 27410 Keith D. Cochran 07 02 68 Route 6, Box 498 Reidsville NC 27320 Stephen N. Cole 20 Pinewood Road 03 23 68 1 2 24 67 08 1 0 68 02 02 68 10 26 68 1 1 10 67 07 25 68 02 26 68 08 29 68 05 30 68 06 1 0 68 03 11 68 02 03 68 12 18 67 Christopher S. Chantiles 1 1 Oxford Drive jacksonville NC 28540 Kimberly D. Chavis Rte. 2, Box 21 7D Red Springs NC 28377 Jeffrey F. Cherry 315 Lawson Road Washington NC 27884 Caroline Choi Hemlock Hills Franklin NC 28734 Donna A. Christiansen 6891 Towbridge Road Fayetteville NC 28306 Lawrence D. Chu 6 Whisper Lane 07 25 67 07 1 9 67 06 1 6 67 05 02 68 07 25 67 02 21 69 STUDENT Leigh P. Aderhold 1107 Courtland Drive Wilson NC 27893 Maya K. Ajmera 206 Muirfield Cove W Niceville FI 32578 Deirdre L. Allen 72 Radar Circle Roanoke Rapids NC 27870 F. Hill Allen 306 Church Street Louisburg NC 27549 Gregory L. Allen 72 Radar Circle Roanoke Rapids NC 27870 Charles L. Alston 803 W Church Street Williamston NC 27892 Warren E. Alston 808 Springdale Drive Durham NC 27707 Dominick J. Antonucci 3530 Windbluff Matthews NC 28105 Lorrie V. Apple Rte. 4, Box 51 Reidsville NC 27320 Joffa M. Applegate 1 608 Tryon Road New Bern NC 28560 Selena L. Armistead Rte. 2, Box 509 Iron Station NC 28080 Jeffrey D. Babb 207 Placid Drive Brevard NC 28712 Scott A. Baggett 201 St. Mary ' s Pky. Fayetteville NC 28303 Amy C. Bain 408 Third Ave., West Hendersonville NC 28739 Tyrone R. Baines 5314 Shady Bluff Rd. Durham NC 27704 Marin E. Ball Rte. 1 , Box 605 A Morganton NC 28655 Kyle E. Barger 1450 23rd Ave. PI. NE Hickory NC 28601 Laura S. Barlow 598 Trent Acres Pollocksville NC 28573 Robert R. Barnes 228 Cheryl Avenue Durham NC 27712 Chandra M. Bastia 4004 Bristol Road Durham NC 27707 Deahn H. Baucom 105 Brent Street Wadesboro NC 28170 A. Catherine Beasley 208-B North Street Smithfield NC 27577 David D. Beatty 2519 Roberts Ave. Lumberton NC 28358 Linwood D. Belle Rte. 6, Box 85 Clinton NC 28328 Kevin B. Belton 3816 Ellenwood Place Charlotte NC 28210 Sharon L. Belville 144 Pearson Drive DIRECTORY 04 25 67 Morganton NC 28655 Jerome F. Bias 213 E. 1 3th Street 04 09 67 Scotland Neck NC 27874 Amy S. Bingham Route 3, Box 146 05 09 68 Advance NC 27006 Alan G. Bishop 4409 Wingate Drive 09 27 67 Raleigh NC 27609 Barbra P. Bluestone 1 320 Ravenhurst Dr. 05 22 67 Raleigh NC 27609 Ronald N. Boling Rte. 2, Box 578 07 08 68 Randleman NC 27317 Pamela L. Boone Route 2, Box 235 09 10 68 Elm City NC 27822 Simone R. Bowers 806 Demerius St. 08 02 68 Apt. T5 Durham NC 27701 Stephanie C. Bowes 02 13 67 Route 4, Box 327 Roxboro NC 27573 Jennifer L. Bowman 11 14 68 09 25 67 12 17 66 06 26 68 04 16 68 10 21 68 03 26 6 7 05 29 69 06 23 68 1 2 29 68 03 14 68 06 12 68 02 29 68 06 28 67 03 14 67 07 24 67 Route 1 , Box 128-A Vale NC 28168 Elmer G. Boyce 210 S. Church St. Hertford NC 27944 Mark W. Boyce 2902 Weddington Road Monroe NC 28110 Frank J. Brauns Route 1 , Box 33 Pleasant Garden NC 27313 Michelle R. Breiland 5 Waverly Court li i 104 Chatter Asheville NC 28804 Thomas D. Cole 3544 Mountainbrook Charlotte NC 28210 1 2 02 68 Debra K. Coleman 7143 Fillyaw Road Fayetteville NC 28303 04 03 68 Zachary D. Coleman 3 1 6 Scofield Road Charlotte NC 28209 08 06 68 Suzanne G. Collins 600 Turnpike Road Laurinburg NC 28352 11 15 67 Durham NC 27707 Deanne L. Dotson Route 2, Box 186 King NC 27021 10 21 68 Jacqueline L. Driver 42 Hollybrook Asheville NC 28803 11 13 66 James M. Drozd Rte. 15, Box 36 Lexington NC 27292 12 25 66 Karen E. Duffy 207 Brookside Lane Moravian Falls NC 28654 11 26 68 P.O. Box 3 Bath NC 27808 Karen M. Eller Rte. 1, Box 529 Stanley NC 28164 04 11 68 Nancy B. Elliott 507 Union Street, S. Concord NC 28025 10 25 66 Zlavia A. Entrichel 1 -F Cambridge Arms Fayetteville NC 28303 07 01 67 Mark A. Enyedi 2602 Brookhaven Dr. Kinston NC 28501 08 01 68 Samson A. Eymer 108 South First Ave. Mayodan NC 27027 05 20 68 Wanda L. Faircloth 309 East 1 Street Erwin NC 28339 12 28 67 Brenda E. Ferguson 601 Spring Street Mount Holly NC 28120 11 15 67 Timothy E. Figgins Rte. 4, Box 200 G Rutherfordton NC 28139 08 08 67 Leslie E. Fisher 4223-3Avent Ferry Rd Raleigh NC 27606 06 1 5 68 Joseph W. Floyd P.O. Box 335 Whiteville NC 28472 03 1 9 68 Jeffry R. Foeller 808 Magnolia Avenue Reidsvi lie NC 27320 08 1 8 68 Marshall P. Forrester Route 2, Box 86 Cherryville NC 28021 12 12 67 Amy L. Francis 2202 Greenbriar Road Kinston NC 28501 04 1 7 68 Sylvia ). Freeman Route 2, Box 7 Creswell NC 27928 07 1 7 68 David L. Fu 313 Rollingwood Road Roanoke Rapids NC 27870 03 21 67 Tina M. Gaddy Rte. 1 , Box 50 B Wadesboro NC 28170 03 08 67 Kenneth R. Gahagan Route 4, Box 589 Marion NC 28752 02 11 68 Ronald F. Gainey 4701 Cabot Drive Greensboro NC 27407 05 08 67 Joseph D. Galarneau 1 100 Redgrave Lane Charlotte NC 28212 07 25 67 Chandana Ganguli 5719 Danville Drive Fayetteville NC 28301 07 08 68 Larry F. Gantt Route 2, Box 356aa Wilmington NC 28403 1 2 04 67 Seema Garg 2815 Dekalb Street Durham NC 27705 08 1 9 67 Lee P. Garner 1 19 Waynewood Drive Waynesville NC 28786 06 23 68 Linda E. Green 1 2 09 69 1610 Sycamore Street Durham NC 27707 Karen L. Greene Route 1 , Box 25 Pinetops NC 27864 01 26 68 Howard J. Griffin Rte. 5, Box 694 Mooresville NC 281 1 5 12 19 67 John M. Grimes 1 26 Grant Street Eden NC 27288 05 05 68 Kenneth M. Grimes 01 27 68 1 1 26 Benning Durham NC 27703 Dawn A. Groenke 2300 Starbrook Drive Charlotte NC 28210 09 04 67 Joseph T. Grunkemeyer 604 Emerywood Drive Raleigh NC 27609 02 12 68 Alan A. Gruver 1117 Walnut Drive S. Smithfield NC 27577 10 02 67 Ginger L. Gupton 302 W. 2nd Street 11 10 68 . Donald A. Comire 500 Fallingswood Ct. Charlotte NC 28210 1 0 03 67 Ronald W. Confer 5823 Arbutus Trail Fayetteville NC 28301 03 01 67 Christopher S. Connelly 1 1 2 Dogwood Drive Black Mountain NC 2871 1 04 08 68 Alice T. Cooper 308 Queens Road Hubert NC 28539 01 20 68 Anthony O. Copeland Rte. 2, Box 1 16 Macon NC 27551 05 10 67 Christopher F. Dumas 4529 Spring View Dr. Wilmington NC 28405 02 1 5 68 Teresa A. Dunlap Rte. 1 , Box 65G Wadesboro NC 28170 10 15 67 David B. Eason 2315 Glendale Avenue Durham NC 27704 10 16 68 Eric K. Edwards 2733 Sevier Street Durham NC 27705 08 06 67 Marcia D. Edwards 11 20 68 Laura 1. Gerald 1404 Fairmont Road Lumberton NC 28358 08 12 68 David A. Ghirardelli 1404 Anderson Street Durham NC 27707 09 1 2 68 Horace J. Godwin Rte. 2, Box 1 34 La Grange NC 28551 08 1 9 66 Joseph E. Gottman 2204 Red Forest Road Greensboro NC 27410 10 12 67 Michael C. Grant Moq 2406 Camp Lejeune NC 28542 11 12 69 Lexington NC 27292 William R. Hall Rte. 1, Box 148 Trenton NC 28585 01 04 68 James M. Hanks Rte 3, Box 26-c Dudley NC 28333 08 2 1 68 Stephanie M. Harris 827 Dreiser Street Durham NC 27704 04 09 67 Jennifer P. Harrod 271 7 Little River Dr Hillsborough NC 27278 03 28 68 Tracey K. Covill 1842 Paisley Avenue Fayetteville NC 28304 Derrick M. Craig 701 Lipscomb Road Greensboro NC 27410 Sara P. Crovitz 2745 Montgomery St. Durham NC 27705 Traci F. Daniels P.O. Box 672 Robersonville NC 27871 James D. Davis 804 Ridgewood Dr., NE Lenoir NC 28645 Robert N. Davis 2109 Cedar Lane Kinston NC 28501 Kenneth M. Dean P.O. Box 241 Coolemee NC 27014 Roy E. Dellinger 2063 Stedwick: Place Charlotte NC 28211 Brett J. Denton Route 2, Box 284 Zebulon NC 27597 Harmeet K. Dhillon P.O. Box 1688 Smithfield NC 27577 Jason M. Dimsdale P.O. Box 458 Sylva NC 28779 Mcnh D. Do 1916 James Street 11 10 67 06 28 68 06 28 6 7 03 24 67 01 20 68 04 30 67 09 1 7 67 06 10 68 10 06 68 10 02 68 08 19 6 7 09 01 66 Chatter 105 Warren H. Hull P.O. Box 309 Fallston NC 28042 Reginald |. Humphrey P.O. Box 282 Burlington NC 2721 5 David M. Hunkins Rte. 1, Box 585 A Julian NC 27283 John V. Hunter 1735 Nottingham Road Raleigh NC 27607 Tab C. Hunter 2306 Waynick Street High Point NC 27260 Mark S. Inman Box 2798, Rte. 1 Pilot Mountain NC 27041 Katherine C. Isbister 1036 Beecher Road Winston-Salem NC 27104 Elizabeth L. Jackson 5430 Thompson Circle Hope Mills NC 28348 Lisa C. Jackson Rte. 2, Box 138-B Pink Hill NC 28572 Scott A. Jackson P.O. Box 751 Biscoe NC 27209 Frank P. Janecek 1 939 Partridge Court Fayetteville NC 28304 Amandeep S. Jaws 1 708 Tryon Drive Fayetteville NC 28303 Sharon E. Jolly 419 East 3rd Street Ayden NC 28513 Anthony P. Jones P.O. Box 387 Andrews NC 28901 Eric C. Jones 102F Country Cl. Apt. Morehead City NC 28557 Michele R. Jones 211 White Oak Blvd. Jacksonville NC 28540 Natalie B. Jones 2721 Saddle Drive Durham NC 27712 Sybil M. Jones P.O. Box 305 Boone NC 28607 Jonathan C. Jordan 01 05 68 01 27 68 01 21 68 01 04 68 02 09 6 7 01 16 67 01 28 69 09 07 68 05 30 68 10 11 67 04 1 2 68 01 13 69 06 1 7 67 06 27 68 06 14 68 04 10 67 05 04 68 11 20 67 05 26 68 480 Lake Valley Dr. Winston-Salem NC 27107 Byron M. Kaiser 314 Crestside Dr., SE Concord NC 28025 Samuel R. Kapian 321 No. Rodoret St. Valdese NC 28690 John M. Karakash 7524 Amberly Way Dr. Fayetteville NC 28303 Renu P. Karamchandani 6901 Candlewyck Lane Matthews NC 28105 Sharon R. Keel 04 1 3 68 04 02 68 03 19 67 1 2 1 6 68 09 20 68 3375 Deerwood Drive Gastonia NC 28054 Susan E. Knight 100 Harbor Drive Morehead City NC 28557 Travis G. Koch 2535 Hitchcock Drive Durham NC 27705 Sam H. Kome Rte. 3, Box 38 AA Pittsboro NC 27312 John E. Konanc 1 1 5 Windsor Circle Chapel Hill NC 27514 Lisheng Kong 06 30 68 04 20 6 7 03 20 67 12 18 67 07 29 68 16 Rachel drive, Route 3 Nashville NC 27856 Jeanine P. Kelly 3116 Hope Valley Rd. Durham NC 27707 Maria P. Kelly 121 Banbury Circle Greenville NC 27834 Pamela R. Kelly Rte. 3, Box 269 A Wallace NC 28466 Daniel A. Kemper Rte. 1, Box 562 Nags Head NC 27959 Kenneth D. Kennedy Box 7207 Marshville NC 28103 Peter G. Khoury 2213 Granville Road Greensboro NC 27408 Sharon L. Killian 46 Robinhood Road Ahseville NC 28804 Kimberly A. King 808 Orleans Place Raleigh NC 27609 Timothy David N. King 1103 Evergreen Ave. Goldsboro NC 27530 Clifton R. Kinlaw Route 2, Box 85 Bladenboro NC 28320 Karen E. Kinsey 4009 Appleton Way Wilmington NC 28403 Melissa E. Kirkland P.O. Box 512 Farmville NC 27828 Kenneth J. Klimkowski 08 07 68 05 21 67 09 10 67 05 18 67 04 19 67 06 05 68 09 05 68 06 27 67 07 29 68 1 2 1 5 67 03 02 67 08 07 68 1 1 28 67 Heath D. Hart 731 1 Bedfordshire Dr. Charlotte NC 28226 James E. Hawkins Rte. 1 . Box 244 B-1 Henderson NC 27536 Milton A. Hayes Rte. 1, Box 454 Lumberton NC 28358 Torian L. Hazelton 1216 Red Oak Durham NC 27707 Angeline L. Henson Route 1 , Box 724-B Chocowinity NC 27817 Cyrus M. Herring 735 North Main St. Mooresville NC 281 1 5 Brandon L. Hill Rte. 1 , Box 77 Trinity NC 27370 Elizabeth E. Hinshaw 314 Fenton Place Charlotte NC 28207 Mary C. Hite 6212 Harbor Drive Concord NC 28025 Martha R. Hodgin Norwood Road Chapel Hill NC 27514 Margery L. Hollis 2427 Roundabout Lane Charlotte NC 28210 Cynthia H. Holmes 1511 N. Duke Street Durham NC 27701 Anna M. Holt Cook School Road Rte. 2, Box 607 Pilot Mountain NC 27041 David E. Hood Rte. 2, Box 60 Rutherfordton NC 28139 Lynn M. Hooker 1416 Manchester Lane Burlington NC 27215 Shawn M. Hopkins Route 1 , Box 200 Wade NC 28395 Lisa H. Howell Rte. 2, Box 390 Wilson NC 27893 David Y. Huang 100 Quail Roost Dr. Chapel Hill NC 27514 5 Win Huang Route 5, Box 1491 Hickory NC 28601 Patti C. Huang 2466 Foxwood Drive Chapel Hill NC 27514 Gina E. Huber P.O. Box 254 Wanchese NC 27981 lK7ft| 04 11 67 12 23 66 10 21 66 04 30 67 08 04 68 1 2 1 7 66 03 06 68 08 24 67 04 24 68 02 24 68 06 07 68 01 27 67 07 1 8 67 07 1 6 68 11 10 68 04 23 68 04 20 68 05 09 67 08 08 68 10 21 68 05 1 7 68 100 Terrace Avenue Murphy NC 28906 Steven B. Kraines 1702 Duke Univ. Road Durham NC 27701 Suzanne C. Kuo 204 Highland Avenue Lumberton NC 28358 05 06 67 Tamara R. Lane 02 27 68 Route 1 , Box 572 Tyner NC 27980 John C. Lassiter 04 23 67 303 Elliott Road Chapel Hill NC 27514 Colin C. Law 05 1 2 68 106 Chatter Douglas S. May P.O. Box 557 Oriental NC 28571 Karen A. McCall 615 Bladen Circle Fayetteville NC 28301 Robert A. McCallum 4708 Poland Place Raleigh NC 27609 Charles S. McEnally 401 Brookside Drive Chapel Hill NC 27514 Mary E. McLaughlin 400 West Nance St. Whiteville NC 28472 lames P. McRae Rte. 3, Box 321 Laurinburg NC 28352 Thomas E. Meigs P.O. Box 223 Cullowhee NC 28723 Hunter L. Middleton 21 Ramblewoods Valdese NC 28690 Sonja A. Miller Rte. 4, Box 1 3 A Rockingham NC 28379 William D. Moates 71 7 Lancashire Rd Winston-Salem NC 27106 Pearleatha O. Moore P.O. Box 802 Candor NC 27229 Alice C. Moran Route 2, Box 288 State Road NC 28676 Ginger L. Morgan Route 1 , Box 40 Candor NC 27229 Brian G. Morin 1238 Woodmont Drive Hendersonville NC 28739 Dorn: C. Mueller 61 6 Alston Street Elizabeth City NC 27909 C. Laurence Murphy Box 454, Cotten Rd Sanford NC 27330 Elizabeth L. Myers 1461 Peachtree Road Charlotte NC 28216 Ethel Myers 3300 Pine Grove Chapel Hill NC 27514 Kimberly S. Myers Route 1 , Box 331 -A Woodleaf NC 27054 Paula Edith A. Nance Rte. 2, Box 125 A State Road NC 28676 lames H. Neely 80 Maas Drive Fort Bragg NC 28307 Mohammad Niazi-Sai 1 1 87 Shannon Drive Wadesboro NC 28170 Allison Nicklon 106 Highland Park Ln Boone NC 28607 Donald A. Nisbett Route 6, Box 1 50 11 04 66 11 26 66 04 02 67 02 1 7 67 04 08 68 03 19 67 08 05 68 02 23 67 1 2 08 66 01 22 68 1 2 30 67 11 29 67 06 20 68 06 02 67 09 01 67 07 22 67 05 07 67 01 23 67 05 19 68 07 01 67 05 27 68 05 26 68 10 28 67 02 03 68 Laurinburg NC 28352 Daniel B. Nissman 7 South Circle Drive Chapel Hill NC 27514 10 02 67 Gina P. Norman 1 500 E. Barden Road Charlotte NC 28226 09 24 68 Jeffrey L. Oakes 1025 S. Magnolia St. Mooresville NC 281 1 5 07 1 3 68 Nicklas B. Oldenburg 1 391 Abingdon Way Winston-Salem NC 27106 02 25 67 Rebecca E. Owens P.O. Box 809 Arden NC 28704 01 09 68 Susan H. Oxendine Rte. 2, Box 5027 Woodrun Mt. Gilead NC 27306 06 20 67 Christopher M. Paine 1609 Brooklyn Road Apex NC 27502 06 1 7 68 Elizabeth C. Parker Route 1 , Box 89 09 01 68 127 Friendship Cir. Winston-Salem NC 27106 William W. Lawrence 308 Wayne Circle Durham NC 27707 Benjamin ). Lea 320 Roger Road Lexington NC 27292 Frank ). Lea 610 Park Avenue Apt. 16 Goldsboro NC 27530 Mark K. Ledbetter Box 277 Bat Cave NC 28710 Bum (Jimmy) K. Lee 3519 Sugar Cane Circ Fayetteville NC 28303 Kyong S. Lee 3718 Burt Drive Raleigh NC 27606 Tina M. Lee Route 6, Box 1 045 Hickory NC 28601 Miriam K. Leiva 9201 Sandburg Ave. Charlotte NC 2821 3 Anthony D. Lester Rte. 3, Box 307 Stoneville NC 27048 Paul W. Levering 114 Cornelius Avenue 12 13 67 02 24 68 06 03 67 10 19 68 09 21 67 02 23 68 01 24 69 09 1 6 68 1 1 10 67 09 1 5 68 10 22 67 10 29 67 1 2 06 68 07 09 68 07 30 68 04 25 68 09 27 68 Eure NC 27935 David W. Parks 1 25 Carolina Forrest Chapel Hill NC 27514 03 04 67 Wendy D. Pek 230 Lakeway Drive Lewisville NC 27023 10 31 68 Eric C. Peterson 2134 Meares Road Chapel Hill NC 27514 01 10 67 David A. Petranick 5825 Gettysburg Dr. Concord NC 28025 04 13 67 Soy L. Love P.O. Box 273 Etowah NC 28729 Katie Lowry Route 2, Box 260 Pembroke NC 28372 Tryoo D. Lowry P.O. Box 696 Pembroke NC 28372 Katherine A. MacDonald 9001 Peyton Randolph Matthews NC 28105 Kelly A. Mace Rte. 1 , Box 388 Pinnacle NC 27043 Kimberly A. Macri 31 1 Dogwood Drive Eden NC 27288 Raphael C. Malveau 756 Chadwick Road Fayetteville NC 28301 Michael M. Marshall 5504 Francisco Drive Greensboro NC 27410 Philindo J. Marsosudiro 36 Dean wood Circle Asheville NC 28803 Cheryl L. Martin 1656 E. 22nd Street Winston-Salem NC 27105 Leah K. Martin K-3 Doctors Park Greenville NC 27834 Erik j. Mattheis 1309 Brevard Drive Asheboro NC 27203 Philip D. Mauskopf 700 Brighton Road Durham NC 27707 02 25 68 11 17 68 04 11 67 05 29 68 08 10 67 03 1 7 67 06 26 68 07 07 67 1 2 1 5 66 04 19 68 Gastonia NC 28054 Linda L. Liu 5415 Rea Road Matthews NC 28105 Edward T. Livengood Route 3, Box 383 Carthage NC 28327 James M. Long Route 1 , Box 81 Milton NC 27305 Lora A. Long Route 3, Box 289-B Apex NC 27502 02 1 7 67 09 24 68 1 0 1 6 67 03 1 7 68 12 11 67 Mount Airy NC 27030 Zoltan G. Levister 2061 Greenway Avenue Charlotte NC 28204 Rachel Levy 1307 Country Club Rd Wilmington NC 28403 Cleveland W. Lewis 1007 Academy Street Wilson NC 27893 Kelly G. Lindsley Route 3, Box 1 79 Advance NC 27006 Michael A. Ling 345 Downey Place Chatter 107 Geneva C. Phifer 142 Bennett Lane Wadesboro NC 28170 01 25 67 Kevin ). Pint 133 Whisperwood Cir. Hendersonville NC 28739 01 24 68 Joseph D. Pirestani 418 Edinburgh Drive Fayetteville NC 28303 11 10 68 William A. Pizer 601 Lakestone Drive Raleigh NC 27609 1 1 19 68 Laura L. Poole 02 1 3 67 100 Wedgewood Cir. NE Concord NC 28025 Robert D. Powell P.O. Box 6? n Candor N( 129 08 20 68 Angeli C. ani Hwv. 30 .PO Box 1806 Rocky Mt. NC 27801 02 29 68 Jeffrey K. Privet! P.O. Box 104 Spencer NC 281 59 03 04 68 Nancy E. Proctor Rte. 1 , Box 320 05 05 68 Thomas J. Ramsey 6858 Towbridge Road Fayetteville NC 28306 09 29 67 Melissa M. Rapp P.O. Box 51 Blowing Rock NC 28605 08 12 69 Thomas W. Reeder Rte. 5, Box 8D Oxford NC 27565 09 16 66 Julie A. Reynolds 6025 Bellow Street Raleigh NC 27609 08 24 68 Brian T. Rice 610 Leander Street Shelby NC 28150 10 20 67 Aretha C. Richardson Rte. 1, Box 276 Hollister NC 27844 08 1 5 68 Sula A. Riden 3601 Northampton Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27105 03 02 67 Jared C. Roach 335 Tuxford Place Fayetteville NC 28303 01 05 69 Gene E. Roddy 402 Maplehurst Drive Jacksonville NC 28540 05 07 67 Richard W. Roddy P.O. Box 160 Littleton NC 27850 01 24 68 Lisa A. Rohrbach 1920 Hillock Drive Raleigh NC 27612 09 14 68 Lauralea j. Roper P.O. Box 522 Skyland NC 28776 11 04 68 Amy K. Roscoe 1716 Circle Drive Greenville NC 27834 04 11 68 Dorothy G. Rose Rte. 1, Box 385a Sugar Grove NC 28679 06 04 68 Thomas W. Rose Rte. 14, Box 286 Kim Drive Charlotte NC 28208 05 22 68 R. Channing Rouse 106 Club Road La Grange NC 28551 02 25 68 George D. Rowe 225 Church Rd. Havelock NC 28532 11 07 67 Ashley D. Salter 1019 River Street Jacksonville NC 28540 04 04 68 Eric P. Sanders 12 31 66 Pollocksville NC 28573 Valerie B. Provost 459 Merwick Circle Charlotte NC 28211 1 1 07 67 Stephen K. Pruett 4328 Woodglen Lane Charlotte NC 28226 07 07 68 Ki r rly L. Raines P Box 7 ROk. isville NC 28771 09 03 67 Mary A. Ramos Rte. 7, Box 107 C Lexington NC 27292 02 01 67 P.O. Box 2034 Lumberton NC 28539 Jaspreet S. Sandhu 215 Holly Hill St. Ramseur NC 27316 Melinda E. Sawyer Rte. 1 , Box 42 Moyock NC 27958 Eric A. Schmitt P.O. Box 375 Highlands NC 28741 Birgit M. Schmitz 1820 20th Ave. Dr. NE4 Hickory NC 28601 Deric M. Scott Rte. 6, Box 205 Asheboro NC 27203 Douglas E. Shackelford 2559 Amesbury Road Winston-Salem NC 27103 Heather S. Shaw 210 Cabbage Inlet Ln Wilmington NC 28403 Maxine Shaw P.O. Box 16185 Charlotte NC 28216 Jessica L. Short 13 Powell Road Newport NC 28570 Donna L. Shumate P.O. Box 956 Sparta NC 28675 Steven Silver 20 Silver Loop Nebo NC 28761 Ravinder S. Singh 802 Montrose Drive Greensboro NC 27410 Amanda I. Slater 1 225 Old Farm Road Charlotte NC 28226 07 30 68 05 12 67 07 25 67 12 11 66 07 20 68 12 13 67 02 22 68 01 12 67 01 11 68 01 13 68 10 27 67 1 2 05 66 01 30 68 Nicholas B. Sliz 1601 Picadilly Drive Charlotte NC 28211 02 20 68 Chandra Y. Smith 1008 Squirrel Hill Rd Charlotte NC 28213 07 11 68 David C. Smith Rte. 2, Box 80 Banner E lk NC 28604 04 19 68 Marjorie J. Smith 1215 Little Creek Rd Durham NC 27713 11 23 68 Nancy L. Smith 4441 Town Country Dr. Charlotte NC 28226 06 20 68 Scott S. Snyder 31 1 1 Ravenhill Drive Fayetteville NC 28803 05 01 68 Sonja R. Spell Rte. 9, Box 419 Fayetteville NC 28301 03 18 68 Barry A. Spence Rte. 4, Box 328 AA Concord NC 28025 01 06 67 Garrett B. Stanley 1 1 6 Pond Pine Drive Plymouth NC 27962 10 05 68 Tarshia L. Stanley P.O. Box 613 Four Oaks NC 27524 11 20 67 Daren S. Starnes 301 Chiswick Road Charlotte NC 2821 1 10 31 67 Douglas R. Steen 2205 Weybridge Drive Raleigh NC 27609 06 27 68 Cristina M. Stephenson P.O. Box 633 Flat Rock NC 28731 12 21 67 Gina M. Stewart 105 Glen Cannon Dr. Pisgah Forest NC 28768 04 03 68 Katharine E. Stewart 1 71 1 Lazy Lane High Point NC 27260 07 1 7 68 Kathleen A. Stewart 575 Washington Ln. Jenkintown PA 19046 01 25 69 Cleveland J. Storey 520 Edge Street Elizabeth City NC 27909 01 13 67 Rayanne M. Strong 07 04 67 1065 Kelwyn Lane Lewisville NC 27023 Cynthia J. Stubbs 278 Rockhouse Road Marion NC 28752 1 0 02 67 Doowon Suh Rte. 2, Box 1152 G Harrisburg NC 28075 08 19 66 Chi-Yon Sung 5624 C Via Romano Charlotte NC 28226 02 27 67 James R. Sutton Rte. 3, Box 425 07 1 2 67 Asheboro NC 27203 Amy J. Swackhamer 406 W. Winsor Street Monroe NC 281 10 01 15 67 Patti A. Taranto 81 3 E. Graham Street Shelby NC 28150 11 13 67 Brant M. Taylor Rte. 1 , 102 Ebb Tide Morehead City NC 28557 05 27 67 Joshua B. Tew 10618 Kingfisher Dr. Pineville NC 28134 12 09 67 r 108 Chatter Robert W. Thacker 5043 Blakeshire Road Greensboro NC 27406 10 02 68 Andrew L Thomas 3540 Kirby Smith Dr. Wilmington NC 28403 03 18 67 Frank W. Tibbetts Rte. 2, Box 487 Hillsborough NC 27278 05 08 68 Michael P. Tilly 1007 Belmorrow Drive Charlotte NC 28214 08 1 7 68 Elizabeth L. Tripp 119 Forest Circle Murfreesboro NC 27855 02 03 68 Elaine E. Tseng 316 Bethel Drive Salisbury NC 28144 03 31 69 james F. Tucker 3224 Long Valley Rd. Matthews NC 28105 03 23 67 William L. Turner 704 Winchester Road Jacksonville NC 28540 09 08 67 Anita L. Vann Rte. 2, Box 255 A Newton Grove NC 28366 11 25 66 George M. Verghese 1228 Kingston Ridge Cary NC 27511 03 01 67 Emanuel A. Waddell Rte. 1 , Box 502 Greenville NC 27834 09 02 67 Paige C. Walend Rte. 3, Box 47 C Brevard NC 28712 06 03 67 Jennifer L Walters 4837 Hawkwood Trail Winston-Salem NC 27103 06 12 67 John A. Ward P.O. Box 935 Clarkton NC 28433 01 08 68 Robert E. Waters 403 Winchester Rd. Jacksonville NC 28540 09 02 68 Sandra K. Watson P.O. Box 2122 Lenoir NC 28645 11 15 66 Karen E. Weeks 1010 Croaisdale Ct. Kernersville NC 27284 04 19 67 Elizabeth J. Wells P.O. Box 67 Bailey NC 27807 08 28 67 Christopher K. Wheeler 5 Odessa Place Manteo NC 27954 12 06 67 Elizabeth G. Whitaker 417 Lee Road Roanoke Rapids NC 27870 06 04 67 William J. White 313 Charles Avenue Elizabeth City NC 27909 09 1 7 67 Andrea L. Williams Rte. 1 , Box 620 Scotland Neck NC 27874 02 1 5 68 Hope 1. Williams 7539 Hwy. 68 Kernersville NC 27284 09 05 68 Michelle D. Williams 708 Red Carriage Ave. Durham NC 27704 08 08 68 Dundee A. Wilson 11 30 67 5823 A Pointer Drive Raleigh NC 27609 Lanita G. Wimberly P.O. Bo x 51 Windsor NC 27983 01 18 68 Thomas B. Winslow P.O. Box 296 Hertford NC 27944 03 03 68 Robert O. Winters 8840 High Ridge Lane Concord NC 28025 05 04 67 Margaret S. Wolfe 3119 Oxford Drive Durham NC 27707 11 30 67 Scott A. Woodall 302 Knox Road Mcleansville NC 27301 09 30 67 Jennifer M. Woodard 1840 Gola Drive Fayetteville NC 28301 05 15 68 Jerrilyn W. Woodard 1 501 West Nash St. Wilson NC 27893 05 06 68 Elizabeth C. Woodhouse 6238 Trowbridge Dr. Wilmington NC 28403 04 1 5 68 Julie S. Woosley P.O. Box 1164 Cullowhee NC 28723 05 12 68 Sandy D. Workman 420 W. Lexington Ave. High Point NC 27262 12 26 66 Carmen E. Worley 405 Morehead Road Marion NC 28752 08 1 9 67 Jill C. Wright Rte. 1, Box 38 IB Raleigh NC 27614 04 01 67 Kenneth N. Wright Rte. 6, Box 388 Asheboro NC 27203 09 22 67 Richard C. Wu 1 16 Wellington Drive Salisbury NC 28144 10 20 67 Yi-Chyi Wu 105 Tiara Court Garner NC 27529 03 04 68 Karen H. Yeowell 608 Concordia Court Chapel Hill NC 27514 04 01 68 Darren M. Young Rte. 3, Kirby Lane Waxhaw NC 28173 02 11 68 Matthew B. Young 80 Rector Road Weaverville NC 28787 12 18 67 Pamela L. Yount Rte. 5, Box 100 Hickory NC 28601 08 24 68 Jeffrey C. Yu 8508 Southfield PI. Raleigh NC 27614 03 08 67 Frank E. Yue 2213 Echo Lane Wilmington NC 28403 04 23 67 STAFF CREDITS Editor-in-Chief: Suzanne Kuo; Associate Editor: Leigh Aderhold; Photography Coordina- tor: Laura Poole; Copy Editor: Beth Hinshaw; Advisor: Alex Currin; Copy and Layout Staff: Leigh Killian, Jason Dimsdale, Seema Garg, Pam Kelly, Cynthia Holmes, Tracey Covill, Sharon Bel vi I le, John Brotherton, Liesl Driver, Jeanine Kelly, Ravi Singh, Melissa Rapp, Ron Confer, Linda Liu, Travis Koch, Susan Knight, Wendy Pelc, Eric Sanders, Kathy MacDonald, Michele Jones, Beth Jackson, and Ryan Kinlaw; Art: David Fu, Robert Davis, James Godwin, and Mark Inman; Photographers: Suzanne Kuo, Eric Jones, Alex Currin, Leigh Aderhold, Kim King, Mary Ramos, Alan Bishop, Melinda Sawyer, Kyong Lee, Ken Clark, Kelly Mace, Darryl Belle, Rayanne Strong, R.J. Dellinger, Phil Marsosu- diro, Karen McCall, Jimmy Lee, and Cari Carothers; Volunteer Helpers: Amandeep Jawa, Brian Morin, Jaspreet Sandhu, Frank Yue, David Huang, Ken Wright, and Philip Maus- kopf; Special Thanks To: Joe Liles, Joe Allegood (Hunter Publishing Company Sales Representative), Cathy Veal, Michael Matros, NCSSM Parents Fund Contributors, and the many contributors of photos and ideas.