North Forsyth High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1970 volume:

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W? k ' •J£; ;MI‘ W?W SferW � v ; Saga of the RESA — Our VOYAGES into 1970 North star whose flame burns crimson, white, and blue From thy proud portals light horizons new; Shine where thy children serve and vigil keep; Kindle thy torch where hope lies fast asleep. Steadfast forever in the blue domed sky, Shine forth bright star to steer a fair course by; Lay thy beams long on land and shining sea; To guide our Viking ship unerringly. -from the Alma Mater Scandinavian sea rovers of old— An adventurous breed— Efficient shipbuilders, daring explorers, They fashioned swift, high-prowed vessels Powered by thirty stalwart oarsmen And a single square sail To carry them into unknown waters Relying solely on celestial navigation. 5 Sail into a new school year And a new decade! 6 The CYNOSURE Staff honors Mr. Neal Haworth For untiring efforts to achieve the best. . . finding extreme satisfaction in superior accomplishments. . . enjoying the development of obvious talent. . . dedicating oneself to an institution. . . Mr. Neal Haworth. . . deserving of this small recognition . . . 8 9 10 “There was a child went forth everyday, 5 And the first object he looked upon, that object he became, And that object became a part of him for the day or a certain part of the day Or for many years or stretching cycles of years.” —Walt Whitman All that we experience at North Becomes a part of us. . . for a moment Or for eternity: , Knowledge we gain from books, And wisdom acquired Through associations with others. 11 These became part of that child who went forth everyday, Orange monsters groaning up the drive In the chill of morning . . . Finding that homework— If it was done . . . Wall to wall people During class change .. . Musical clanging Of a mural oflockejs. . . Raw throat and red hands After a class cheer . . . Dr. Pepper and a Reece’s Before a club meeting. “ .. . and who now goes, and will always go forth every day.” Tiiiiiwi iii iiHiw i iiiiimiiwwniiiH 12 J, A , f t ij ts y l sO Csr — 9-e - , £ - ? 6 13 Memorable moments are stored In the corners of our minds A moment alone with music . . . Mr. Malcolm’s red coat and peace sign . . . And now, Mr. Goodwin, how old are you? . . . Pie in the eye of a ‘Big Senior” . . . The joy of having a superior band . . . The do-nut that broke the fork . . . Revolution at North by history classes . . “Riiiiiiight!” exclaims Alfred . . Signing a poster conspicuously . . MacDonald’s at exam time . . Victory of maxis over snow, snow, snow 14 15 A season to mature, A time to build up In high school there is a purpose: To realize ones’s potential and apply oneself, Accept responsibility, develop self-reliance; To gain a sense of values, Learn the meaning of honor and sportsmanship; To taste sweet success and bitter failure And make the most of each. 17 Homecoming 1969—a minifloat pageant 18 ind a 13-11 victory over Burlington Minds were tilled with excitement as plans were put into effect for North’s 1969-70 Homecoming. Student Council- appointed committees began work immediately on invitations to be sent to alumni, on decorations for the dance in the gym, and on the queen’s float. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors all worked together on the theme, “Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You,” to make this year’s Homecoming the best ever. 19 20 if ' % We can’t take our eyes off you Angela Carol Butner! On the cold and windy night of October 24, eight girls anxiously awaited the climax of Homecoming for 1969-70. Then, a dream became a reality for-Miss Angie Butner! Amidst tingles of excitement, tears, and smiles, the lovely queen was crowned by Mr. Gibson. Prior to the announcement, our Viking band, color guard, majorettes, and Valkyries presented a splendid half-time performance. 21 L ' • 1 .• JBwi P’TEfflr MIR. shhk IDROTT ' r. U st ’Osy y UL£s. AAjypU yf 7 z , ' , . TA s. J -A.yyAy ' i j 4 ' y ' (ju. y VC-O . fcc€ ' i - -O ' XAsfrL sA jl ; •, ;; • ; a fj fi-:y J ■ z yyf ' ALA yy :.a a-vu (J j L ,_j t-syH s e-iv ty ' JA. X ZS ‘ - - J , JCU-s ' -{■ siX. ' - izy SL t a ,, ({■f-y Jaty- ' 4 v HOyy ? ,(J J£LC CiAy £nYiS-yiy A..a..cy,y:.y r , y y Q y ft Ay yf-Aky kJ...- t } ■ ■., g 4 -K,J Ayy K yffy 7y y £ ■ A ‘ty .Jt P® „ S . - :S ‘ ’T c$ y -$i. -sit- ' ' ST { 1‘ 1 ’ ' riC ' ' ir -StfiV- ' 1 ■ .:;■ v. . .. . mm .-. % ,,.. ppMs yk , a MM-v North Cheerleaders RIGHT: Fax left clockwise: Varsity Cheerleaders L. Dull, B. Mabe, Co-chief B. Hord, Chief B. Morris, B. Brown, A. Butner, J. Walters, D. Stoltz, A. Amos prepare for a pep rally. BELOW: Brenda Brown (top) and Betty Mabe ex¬ emplify school spirit. BOTTOM LEFT: Jo Ella Walters, Lisa Dull, and Adrienne Amos represent Junior class well. TOP RIGHT: Co-chief Beth Hord and Chief Brenda Morris organize pep rallies. FAR RIGHT: Angie Butner and Debbie Stoltz per¬ fect cheers for the games. BOTTOM RIGHT: Adrienne Amos and Lisa Dull leap high as the Vikings triumph again. 26 Sparkiest at Summer Camp Five seniors and four juniors compose the 1969-70 Varsity Cheerleading Squad. These girls are responsible for bringing out the true spirit of the Vikings. At pep rallies and other athletic activities they provide a vast number of rousing cheers. Indeed they are a great boost to the morale of our athletes. The group sold “booster badges” and distributed “beat tags” to all Viking supporters. 27 Vikings picked co-favorite in 4-A Abound in Strength, Depth, and Experience Scores North 7 Greensboro Page 26 North 0 High Point 18 North 27 Parkland 8 North 12 Greensboro Smith 28 North 7 Reynolds 15 North 20 Raleigh Sanderson 13 North 13 East Forsyth 19 North 13 Burlington 11 North 27 West Forsyth 7 North 0 Atkins 7 28 • :S vafs- •) ■S „ - N fcL •� Wf « ‘. ' « W| f • « irV v MT ■ «4 ■ _ «£ ! W -• ■ -•• ' ' ■ v ■ • “•♦. h AR LEFT: North is off as Craig McMillan boots )ne deep into opponent’s territory. rOP LEFT: Quarterback Calvin Coleman prepares o uncork bomb. BOTTOM LEFT: Defensive giants Gilbert Moore (44), Richard Furches (43), and Wayne Kiser (81) shut off opponents. ABOVE: North’s offense gets the word from Darle Kiger. First Row: M. Bost, S. Lambert, D. Carroll, C. Whisenhunt, G. Burke. Second Row: J. Lyons, P. Clement, C. Brewer, C. McMillan, G. Henderson. 29 mam ABOVE: Billy Soots catches pass for long gain as Craig McMillan (32) prepares to assist. MIDDLE: Linebacker Richard Furches buries At¬ kin’s Larry Hatten for a ten yard loss. TOP RIGHT: Co-captains Greg Burke and Joe Yeager. BOTTOM RIGHT: First Row: R. Brown, C. Whisenhunt, C. McMillan, C. Hothorn, J. Yeager, G. Burke, D. Carroll, L. Austell, J. Lyons, B. Soots, R. James. Second Row: E. Peay, W. Kiser, C. Brewer, B. Wilson, T. Tucker, D. Kiger, J. Eaton, A. Burton, T. Mickey, L. Brock, P. Clement. Third Row: M. Leinbach, M. Bost, R. Collins, R. Walker, G. Henderson, G. Stoltz, G. Rosenbaum, S. Lam¬ bert, J. Kirkland, head Coach Colon Nifong, Coach Norman Barringer. Fourth Row: Coach Mike McCaffery, Coach Bill Hayes, Manager T. Atkins, M. Rierson, G. Moore, J. Armstrong, C. Coleman, B. Robinson, B. Saunders, H. Garner, R. Furches. Not Pictured: Greg Tuttle 30 North defeats Parkland ... a first North was the team to beat in the 4-A. With 19 returning lettermen, the Vikings showed promise of a winning season. However, North was plagued by costly mistakes throughout the season and was only able to put together a disappointing 4-6 record. The Vikings’ offense never quite jelled and the defense was vulnerable to the big play. There were, however, numerous highlights of the season. North defeated Burlington Williams in a thrilling Homecoming game, which really proved the Vikings’ potential. North handily defeated Parkland, Sanderson, and West Forsyth once again demonstrating their great team ability. 31 L J ■ ; fn North captures its sixth consecutive Homecoming win FAR LEFT: Coach Hayes ponders strategy, then instructs Greg Burke (78). ABOVE LEFT: Defensive guard Greg Tuttle. ABOVE RIGHT: Colt Hothorn (75), Ted Mickey (66), Greg Burke (78), and Billy Soots (22) exalt triumph as North scores winning touchdown. LEFT: Coaches: Norman Barringer, Mike Mc- Caffery, head Coach Colon Nifong, and Bill Hayes. 33 Cross-country team wins Forsyth Invitational Meet The Cross Country team, led by Mike Doub and Roland Carroll, boasted an impressive 11—5 record. The harriers, un¬ der Coaches Brent and Omdahl, finished in first place in the North Forsyth Invitational Meet to cap a successful season. TOP: Head Coach Scott Brent, Manager M. Warren, S. Podgorski, L. Blevins, G. Littell, J. Butler, M. Lingerfelt, G. Pack, D. Cole, R. Carroll, M. Doub, and assistant Coach Jon Omdahl. ABOVE: Cross Country team is off, paced by G. Pack, R. Carroll, and M. Doub. RIGHT: Mike Doub finishes first in leading harriers to a successful season. 34 Wrestlers show strength in fierce competition North Forsyth s 1969-70 Wrestling team opened tlie season with a victory over the Parkland Mustangs, a perennial power¬ house. The Vikings, led by Roland Carroll, Daryl Kiger, Jerry Mason, Danny Spence, and Gene Pack continued to win, assur¬ ing them of the best season ever at North. Under Mr. Barringer and Mr. McCafiery, each wrestler developed skills, techniques, and a kind of courage and stamina that only this sport requires. ABOVE: First Row: J. Cooper, S. Hooker, D. Spence, J. Mason, M. Pappas, T. Adkins, R. Carroll. Second Row: Manager G. Vernon, P. Tuttle, R. Armstrong, D. Cole, R. Jarvis, J. Lawson, G. Pack. Third Row: Assistant Coach Mike McCaffery, D. Ray, D. Kiger, R. Walker, M. Bost, R. Brown, R. Collins, and head Coach Barringer. Not pictured: Jimmy Jones and Manager Wayne Kiser. LEFT: Jerry Mason anxiously awaits referee’s to start. RIGHT : Varsity wrestlers wish opponents luck. 35 TOP: Snow, Benjamin, and Wood battle for rebound. BELOW: Raymond Wilkins shoots over opponent. BOTTOM RIGHT: First Row: Head Coach Bob Burris, D. Lyons, A. Booth, M. Beaver, M. Hicks, B. Summers, M. Miller, Managers F. Kiger and D. Stoltz. Second Row: T. Cox, F. Brooks, G. Littell, J. Durham, S. Wrights, J. Leonard, D. Lash. MIDDLE: Jeff Wood leaps high for tip-off. FAR RIGHT: Snow connects from the foul-line for three-point play. 36 jp.- Varsity cagers begin season with 4 wins The Vikings got off to a good start by rolling over the first four teams they played; but then they lost to Greensboro Page and High Point, ranked first and second in the state. North continued to win impressive victories, both in and out of conference, throughout the season. The ball handling of Raymond Wilkins and Craig McMillan, the outside shooting of Jeff Wood, and the rebounding of Greg Burke and Richard Snow were keys to the success of the Viking cagers. Vikings continue domination of Spartans ABOVE LEFT: Craig McMillan controls jump-ball situation. ABOVE RIGHT: Greg Burke blocks attempted shot. MIDDLE: Wood drives base-line for two points as Burke looks on. FAR TOP RIGHT: Boyles dribbles down court, displays brilliant ball-handling. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Assistant Olon Shuler ponders situation as Coach Cartwright lays down strategy. Mr 38 Wood’s scoring leads team to success 39 Gagers’ hustle and ability assures victorious season 40 FAR TOP LEFT: Snow (50) and McMillan (44) battle for control of loose ball. TOP LEFT: Wilkins bombs basket from the top of the key. BOTTOM LEFT: First Row: Head Coach Gray Cartwright, V. Gwyn, C. McMillan, J. Armstrongj M. Boyles, J. Lyons, R. Wilkins, D. Summers. Second Row: Assistant Coach Olon Shuler, S. Lambert, R. Snow, G. Burke, R. Benjamin, J. Wood, M. Lingerfelt, G. Collins. ABOVE: Jimmy Lyons prepares to set up play. RIGHT: Wood pulls down loose ball as Benjamin gets in position. . Golfers grasp conference title TOP LEFT: Golfers D. Weavil, D. Ball, S. Livengood, J. Yeager, S. Podgorski, D. Gibson, D. Vernon, and B. Yeager relax before a match. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior members S. Podgorski, J. Yeager, D. Ball, D. Weavil, and S. Livengood lead the golf team to match victories. TOP RIGHT: Steve Podgorski raps in a five-footer, saving his par. BOTTOM RIGHT: Daryl Weavil’s birdie putt barely slides by the hole in an important match. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Joe Yeager practices to perfect his shots. late high in State Tournament Due to many sessions on the practice range perfecting various types of shots, Seniors Daryl Weavil and Joe Yeager lead the Viking Golfers to another fine season. Sophomores Ben Yeager and David Vernon also represented North very well. Since a golfer’s score is based on his own ability and effort, our team’s potential really showed through this year. Coach Nifong stressed good sportsmanship and year-round practice. This was the key to their 1969-70 year of success. 43 I BOTTOM: Bill Soots fields a grounder en route to a double play. RIGHT: Powerhouse C.C. Brewer belts another homerun as Ted Mickey awaits the throw. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Wood winds up to unleash another strike. FAR RIGHT: Ted Mickey’s new technique of catching the ball with his eyes closed brings appraisal! Coach Barringer directs baseball team to admirable record Under the supervision of Coach Barringer, North turned out another fine team on the baseball field. With realistic hopes of the State Championship, the team worked diligently to show themselves approved unto all fellow Vikings and to all opposing teams. Jimmy Lyons, Mark Boyles, Jeff Wood, Ted Mickey, and C.C. Brewer were some of the outstanding players. Due to a faithful Viking attitude and long, hard hours of practice, they added to North’s hopes of a winning season. 45 -f Players ability leads baseball tean V- 4, v( - ?? _ , ’ ... • . ,; t jWf «“ 4 w r ■ £ • ' T Jf — ■ J . $?$S� j f. V : ; � -,. v 46 Mj it $ «J ,1 i, m ■ • p [ID 4 Ha ffj MfS %pM pt PI ' i : jm i m j H dri-PI ' - jgi v v hl npfc g j 1 ffifn V g-?F TOP LEFT: Baseball team loosens up. FAR LEFT: Mark Boyles snags a high fly as Vikings are triumphant. LEFT: Ted Mickey covers the plate as Freddie Kiger slides while Garfield Martin and Alburn Burton look on. TOP: First Row: F. Kiger, J. Wood, R. Young, J. Lyons, B. Soots, M. Boyles, T. Mickey, A. Burton, C. Brewer, Coach Barringer. Second Row: P. Pressman, D. Linville, J. Holmes, B. Fulk, T. Tucker, D. Elliott, S. Brock, J. Armstrong, T. Johnson, G. Martin. 47 r Track team represents North well in County meet Only through many strenuous hours of jogging, running, throwing, and jumping is a trackman able to achieve his highest goals. Coach Brent urged all members on to a season of which all Vikings should be proud. Senior Greg Burke and Sophomore Mike Doub represented North well. RIGHT: Burke heaves the shot. Greg won the Southeastern States, Regional AAU meet, which won him a berth in the AAU Jr. Olympics in San Diego. BOTTOM: First Row: C. Sykes, F. Clark, H. Garner, C. Coleman, D. Martin, P. Clement, J. Miller, E. Peay, M. Gilliam, V. Gwyn, L. Brock. Second Row: A. Lambert, D. Kiger, G. Burke, M. Doub, C. Dowell, R. Benjamin, M. Bost, J. Butler, S. Petree, G. Shore, B. Nichols, J. Joyner, J. Lawson, G. Styers, Coach S. Brent. 48 Tennis fares well in sectional match With lightening-quick forehand shots and dazzling backhand shots, our 1969-70 tennis team was one of the best that there has ever been at North. During constant hours of practice, each team member strives to reach his goal in perfection in aim, agility, and good sportsmanship. Wayne Kiser, Jimmy Weeden, Larry Austell, and Gary Waters were the finer prospects of the year for the Vikings. At the State meet these boys made it an honor for all of us to be a part of North. r 4 £9 $ hjjv; 4 71 H 4 • • i I:::: TOP: Jimmy Weeden exhibits match-winning form in delivering a backhand to the baseline. ABOVE: Larry Austell awaits th e return as the Bearded Wonder, Colt Hothorn, blisters a serve to their opponents. LEFT: North Forsyth Netters: First Row: M. Rierson, D. Cole, G. Waters. Second Row: C. Hothorn, L. Austell, W. Kiser, J. Weeden, and Coach Bill Hayes. 49 Girls’ speedball team captures county championship TOP: First Row: K. Foster, W. Frazier, A. Flynn, J. Scales, L. Hooker. Second Row: J. Worrell, S. Tuttle, L. Mathis, G. Love, R. Paine, C. Scales. Third Row: R. Icard, G. Hauser, C. Cheek, L. Duval, L. Venable. BOTTOM: Speedball team sets up a game-winning play. MIDDLE: Karen Foster sets up a teammate for a slam. The C ounty Championship in speed-ball was won by our Viking girls’ team. These girls compiled an enviable record in defeating all opponents. Many girls discovered that a lot was to be gained by participating in volleyball and softball also. In playing these various sports the girls learned such things as teamwork, sportsmanship, and co-operation. Jaw ■ vM j j 50 TOP. Softball team: First Row: Y. Washington, Y. Dobson, A. Scott, B. Owens. Second Row: B. Walker, W. Frazier, S. Tuttle, G. Love, C. Minton. Third Row: J. Worrell, A. Flynn, K. Foster, L. Hooker, P. Martin. BOTTOM: Volleyball team: First Row: J. Worrell, S. Grittin, D. Smith, G. Love, Y. Dobson. Second Row: A. Flynn, K. Foster, W. Frazier, P. Martin, B. Owens. fflp: 51 ’ ’ ' ' ' ' Viketts display sports¬ manship and ability Girls’ basketball has become more and more important each year at North. The 1969-70 Viketts were challenged to increase the interest in this sport by equalling the great record and success of last year’s team. Regardless of the outcome, the girls played whole-heartedly and ambitiously. Linda Mathis poured in many points this season again and was high scorer in many of the games. All of the girls were a team of whom all Vikings could truly be proud. TOP RIGHT: Girls’ basketball team warms up before conference championship with lay-up drill. TOP: Co-captains Sandy Tuttle and Linda Mathis spark Viketts to a winning season. 52 BOTTOM LEFT: First Row: C. Wilkins, W. Frazier, D. Jones, S. Lanier. Second Row: J. Os¬ borne, S. Tuttle, L. Mathis, G. Love. Third Row: C. Hauser, D. Skeen, J. Chambers, C. Cheek, L. Hooker. Fourth Row: B. Walker, M. Mathis, K. Foster, A. Flynn. TOP: Kathy Whitfield, Sherry Wood, and Kris Spainhour watch as Baby Vikings triumph. MIDDLE: J.V. Cheerleaders Kris Spainhour, Connie Christmas, Jane Wall, Kathy Conrad, Sharon Hill, Co-chief Kathy Whitfield, Chief Sherry Wood, Patsy Knight, Cynthia Wilkins, Dawn Cromer, Patty Needham, and Melanie Hurlocker. BOTTOM: Chief Sherry Wood and Co-chief Kathy Whitfield relax after a pep rally. 53 HEDER 42 Senior: TOP: A. Butner, A. Cox, R. Boles, C. Coley, V. Cornatzer, C. Chadwick, M. Covington. MIDDLE: J. Bell, K. Aldridge, G. Benjamin, D. Barber, T. Baity, S. Ayers, B. Barr. BOTTOM: V. Duggins, J. Johnson, L. Edwards, P. Hemric, F. Kiger, W. Doub, C. Hothorn. North’s Honor Graduates for 1970 qualified with a minimum of 87 quality points. This is based on f inal grades for sophomore and junior years and semester grades for the senior year. After maintaining a high average for three years, 42 Vikings can proudly wear the “gold cords”—symbolic of the honor graduate. 56 vear coveted Gold Cords 57 RIGHT: D. Lawson, P. Manuel, W. Kiser, S. Marion. BELOW: C. Stanberry, A. Spear, M. Stoye, D. Shircliffe, J. Stanley. BOTTOM MIDDLE: P. Styers. FAR RIGHT: A. Naylor, D. Osborne, S. Podgorski, R. Merritt, L. Sharpe, P. Salmons. BOTTOM RIGHT: S. Wall, S. Tuttle, D. Weavil, P. Thomas, G. Tuttle. 58 Congratulations to the Honor Graduates of 1970 Honor Graduates are selected only on the basis of scholastic achievement. For lower classmen this is a goal to look forward to; for seniors it is a goal accomplis hed. The Cynosure is proud to recognize these senior students. 59 Awards are given to those wh( RIGHT: Nominees for the Kathryn Smith Reynolds Scholarship are Angie Butner and Gwyneth Benjamin. BELOW: Lineman of the Year sports award goes to Greg Burke. BOTTOM MIDDLE: DE students of the year are Delmer Jones and Karen Keeton. TOP MIDDLE: Becky Barr serves as secretary of the National Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Councifand the National Executive Board. TOP RIGHT: Jeff Wood represents North Forsyth at Boy’s State at Wake Forest University. BOTTOM RIGHT: Morehead Scholarship nomi¬ nees are Freddie Kiger, Jeff Wood, Steve Podgorski, and Greg Tuttle. ?xcel in various activities 61 NHS Inducts 12 New Members We, the Cynosure staff, salute twelve seniors who have been selected as members to the National Honor Society. These seniors are selected for their outstanding abilities in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. However, it is the responsibility of each member of the society to uphold these attributes throughout his final semester of high school and life. 62 FAR LEFT: T. Baity and G. Tuttle LEFT: B. Barr and S. Podgorski. BELOW: A. Butner, K. Aldridge, C. Coley. BOTTOM LEFT: S. Ayers and P. Styers. BOTTOM: P. Thomas, S. Marion, S. Wall. 17 Juniors receive honor of ushering The honor of ushering at graduation is held by sixteen Junior Marshals. These juniors are chosen on the basis of a minimum of sixty-six quality points earned during the sophomore year and the first semester of the junior year. The prestige of being a Junior Marshal is second only to that of being an Honor Graduate. m ah JpJ: y_ � fly f % i IHpdH I ■i J mm 1 ' | ■ ' f ■ 28SmM t graduation for 1970 TOP LEFT: J. Armstrong. BOTTOM LEFT: S. Cartwright, K. Hall, D. Dotson, C. Fuller, A. Bracey, D. Hartgrove, D. Duggins. LEFT: M. Lingerfelt. 65 Student Council assists in Fund drive aftei I The students are the primary function of the Student Council. They try to promote understanding between faculty and students. The Student Council is composed of ten representatives from each class, the class presidents, the Girls’ and Boys’ State delegates, the Teen Page correspondent, and all covention delegates. Some of their activities include sponsoring Homecoming and presenting the daily morning de¬ votions. 68 rmory tragedy TOP LEFT: Officers: Pres., J. Wood; Sec. J. Paige; Treas., D. Gibosn; V. Pres., M. Lingerfelt. BOTTOM LEFT: Executive Council: First Row: J. Paige, C. Nance, B. Hord, D. Snell, S. Wood, A. Butner. Second Row: C. Summers, M. Lingerfelt, T. Tucker, D. Gibson, F. Kiger, J. Wood. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Warren gives the Student Council’s Martin Luther King Devotion. LEFT: Inter-Club Council Secretary Becky Barr and President Mike Lingerfelt. MIDDLE: First Row: B. Morris, F. Kiger, B. Hord, M. Dicus. Second Row: J. Paige, J. Wood, E. Faulkenbury, P. Needham, S. Wood, S. Hill, L. Handy. Third Row: G. Benjamin, D. Gibson, A. Wesley, D. Snell, T. Tucker, S. Shore, M. Rierson. Fourth Row: M. Lingerfelt, R. Young, P. Manuel, S. Hale, S. Hill, A. Walker. Fifth Row: B. Barr, K. Snow, C. Bobbit, L. Edwards, W. Frazier, S. Summers. Sixth Row: A. Amos, S. Ball, S. Hall, C. Summers, C. Jenkins, B. Wilson. Seventh Row: J. Walters, K. Aldridge, C. Nance, J. Stonestreet, D. Stoltz, A. Butner, J. Yeager. TOP: Student Council sponsors are Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Hauser. 69 Anchors decorate trophy case with velvet and Viking bust As last year’s recipient of the “Club of the Year Award”, by the Club’s willingness to serve. They also won second the Anchor Club promotes initiative, leadership, fellow- place in the mini-float contest at Homecoming, ship, and citizenship. Their service to the school is shown TOP: First Row: C. Fuller, P. Styers, C. Nance, S. Sechrest, B. Howell, A. Walker, R. Carroll, A. Bracey. Second Row: J. Walters, A. Butner, K. Aldridge, C. Coley, C. Hancock, V. Cornatzer, P. Manuel, M. Wikle, A. Cox, M. Kiser, D. Brown, N. Hauser, D. Lawson, L. Edwards, L. Sharpe, L. Speas. RIGHT: Anchor Club officers are Recording Secretary, C. Nance; President, P. Manuel; Treasurer, A. Butner; Vice-President, V. Cornatzer; Corr. Secretary, K. Aldridge. TOP RIGHT: Members hold meetings after school to discuss important issues. MIDDLE RIGHT: Senior and Junior Repre¬ sentatives are Lynn Edwards and Susan Sechrest. FAR RIGHT: Sponsor, Mrs. Walls, and Assistant Sponsor, Miss Hobbs, admire Anchor Club emblem and trophy. 70 71 TOP: Key Club members lend a helping hand to one of their sponsors, Mr. Goodwin. RIGHT: Officers: Treas., B. Wilson; Pres., R. Young; V. Pres., F. Kiger; Sec., S. Livengood. MIDDLE: Danny Green and Tom Blevins sample drinks before customers arrive. TOP RIGHT: Sponsors of the Key Club are Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Omdahl. FAR RIGHT: Key Club members in their concession stand quenches the thirst of many students. BOTTOM RIGHT: Left to Right: M. Rierson, A. Swain, R. Young, C. McMillan, T. Tucker, S. Podgorski, F. Kiger, K. Kapp, G. Tuttle, B. Wilson, Mr. Goodwin, S. Shore, D. Spainhour, S. Livengood, D. Green, J. Kirkland, R. Banner, D. Caudle, T. Blevins, J. Banks, Mr. Omdahl, K. Ayers, L. Blevins, B. Bowers, D. Gibson, M. Lingerfelt, C. Phelps, W. Bovender, J. Wood, S. King, T. Montgomery, A. Spear. 72 Club honors school with Malcolm portrait cs tm. 6 S a. 3 7n d n-y cs r L ■J £« cfi X4 )uS 7 , ? c t ' -e 4 Functioning as a service club, the Key Club aids the school by maintaining the concession stand after school and at football games, helping Goodwill Industries with their Bundle Drives, and by maintaining the marquee. One of their main objectives is to promote responsibility while preparing themselves for useful citizenship. Thirty-three sophomore, junior, and senior boys make up the Key Club. 73 RIGHT: Officers: Treas., J. Stonestreet; Pres., B. Barr; Chap., S. Cooke; Pari., M. Dicus; Sec., D. v Lambros; V. Pres., S. Marion. BOTTOM: First Row: A. Wesley, A. Creech, L. Dull, T. Ashburn, S. Marion, D. Lambros, B. Barr, J. Bell. Second Row: M. Tothill, L. Chadwick, K. King, P. Thomas, B. Hord, B. Morris, J. Shannon, D. Hartgrove. Third Row: L. Dellinger, D. Stroup, S. Hill, T. Money, S. Hale, B. Mabe, S. Holcomb, S. Cooke. MIDDLE: Tri-Hi-Y and Anchor Club members jointly serve sophomore girls early morning tea. FAR RIGHT TOP: Debbie Lambros and Becky Barr display hand-made articles at Christmas Bazaar. FAR RIGHT BOTTOM: Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y is Mrs. Betty Speas. 74 Tri-Hi-Y visits Knollwood Hall and Amos Cottage The Tri-Hi-Y is a girls’ Christian service club, which serves as a sister club to the Hi-Y. Its purpose is to maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout home, school, and community. The Tri-Hi-Y operates a coat check at all home basketball games and sponsors a Christmas bazaar. A mm V-f! 76 12 K 11 l« 20 21 26 2 ' 2S Hi-Y serves school — keeps workroom tidy TOP LEFT: Officers: Sec. Treas., R. Merritt; Pres., J. Crawford; V. Pres., D. Caudle; Chap., B. McBride; Pari, W. Kiser and T. Mickey. LEFT: Eddie Joyner and Joe Yeager stack books in the teachers’ workroom. To promote good citizenship and sportsmanship within the school and community is the aim of the Hi-Y. The Thirty-three young men of the Hi-Y publish and sell football programs, stock and clean the teacher’s workroom, provide an Athlete of the Year Trophy and Scholarship, and sponsor the Forsyth County Cross Country Track Meets. TOP MIDDLE: Hi-Y members enjoy a friendly game of basketball with the Key Club members. TOP: Mr. Brent serves as sponsor of the Hi-Y. ABOVE: First Row: B. McBride, A. Day, T. Bowman, T. Johnson, W. Kiser, S. Lawson, S. Mitchell, E. Joyner, T. Mickey, D. Caudle. Second Row: J. Yeager, J. McDonald, J. Brim, L. Austell, S. Ogburn, R. Merritt, J. Crawford, D. Weavil, J Lyons, M. Bost. Third Row: M. Bowles, K. Whitaker, D. Holbrook, S. Lambert, S. Bralley, J. Jones, D. Blakley, R. Bare, B. Combs, M. Good- nough. S. Graham. 77 RIGHT: First Row: T. Winfield, M. Hemric, S. Cooke, J. Caudle, T. Ashburn, S. Marion, G. Benjamin. Second Row: A. Butner, K. Aldridge, M. Kiser, C. Nance, C. Stanberry, P. Manuel, C. Coley, D. Brooks, C. Caesar. Third Row: V. Cornatzer, M. Wood, L. Speas, V. Kiser, S. Lanier, N. Leiser, L. Sharpe. BOTTOM: Tanya Winfield gives directions and advice to worried students. BOTTOM RIGHT: Vickie Cornatzer serves as chairman of the office pages. Pages aid in office work The office pages are a group of girls who work throughout the day aiding the Guidance Department and the Secretarial Staff. They answer the telephone and make announcements. 78 oju-e - 5L ' CVyDfLS L A3 £xsk£)- — w CK X 1 5 Cii _iL_JL- -- Jk :x — Library Club hosts district convention TOP: Officers: Vice-Pres., D. Elliott; Pres., D. Lawson; Sponsor, Mrs. Hollingsworth; Corr., J. Spainhour; Rec. Sec., M. Wikle; Corr. Sec., B. Lord. BOTTOM LETT: First Row: J. Spainhour, D. Elliott, D. Lawson, M. Wikle, B. Lord. Second Row: P. Branscomb, L. Alexander, P. Brown, D. Mackie, D. Myers, K. Flowers, M. Brown, R. Black, S. Clement. Third Row: D. Brooks, D. Moore, M. Covington, L. Smith, L. Blalock, G. Lindley, K. Rumley, J. Bennett, A. Lord, S. Warren, M. Phillips, D. McGee. Fourth Row: T. McBride, J. Cooley, R. Turner, W. Cooper, S. Smith, J. Hender¬ son, A. Booth, B. Lancaster, J. Forrest. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brona Henderson helps Teresa Ashburn with research work. Our efficient library is greatly dependent upon the brary club for their assistance. The members work one or m hours each day during their study halls. The main irpose of the club is to encourage better service to all Vikings by familiarizing them with the library procedures. Book Week and a spring prom are major activities of the club. 79 Y-Teens and FTA promote individual growti RIGHT: Y-Teens: First Row: J. Tyler, C. Caesar, S. Hauser, C. Scales, T. Winfield. Second Row: D. Simms, N. Sturdivant, B. Speas, L. Hatcher, J. Scales, S. Warren. Third Row: S. Summers, P. Fleming, C. Ramseur, C. Noble, E. Carnes, A. Key. BELOW: Y-Teen Officers: Pres., C. Caesar; Sponsors, Mrs. Hester, Miss Tucker, Mrs. Parry; Treas., S. Hauser; V. Pres., J. Tyler; Sec., P. Jester. MIDDLE: FTA: First Row: B. Watson, V. Kiser, B. Hixenbaugh, L. Hatcher. Second Row: S. Summers, W. Frazier, G. Benjamin, J. Scales. Third Row: M. Stoye, J. Banks. BOTTOM RIGHT: FTA Officers: Pres., V. Kiser; V. Pres., M. Stoye; Sec.-Treas., B. Hixenbaugh; Sponsor, Mr. Ellis. The purpose of the Future Teacher’s of America Club is to provide opportunities for students to investigate teaching as a professional career. These students also help other students by tutoring those students who need additional help in studies. The Y-Teens help in promoting Christian fellowship with better understanding and co-operation among all Vikings in the school. The club has sixteen members. Ij ' ep Club sparks school spirit -he North Forsyth Pep Club with its 109 members helps to p mote school spirit and good sportsmanship throughout the ool. They are responsible for the skits in pep rallies and the Vi ous posters reminding all Vikings of upcoming games, -ting Victory Leaders each month and sponsoring Spirit k are only two of their projects. RIGHT: Officers: Sec.-Treas., Terry Baity; Vice- Pres., Diane Brooks; Sponsor, Mrs. Hix; Pres., Joyce Shannon; Asst. Sec.-Treas., Valerie Sharpe. 81 Future Farmers sow a joke and reap laughter spa with mini-float RIGHT: First Row: Mr. Selle, R. Cockerham, T. Westmoreland, A. Blackburn, R. Pinnix, W. Hill, M. De Hart, R. Lawson, J. Bowers, D. Ray, R. Banner, J. Moser, Mr. Jarvis. Second Row: B. Transou, K. Wagoner, K. Culler, S. Watts, D. Bowen, S. Tuttle, S. Wall, K. Whitaker, W. Doub, M. Darnell, S. Cromer, M. Josey. Third Row: S. Bumgarner, B. Shore, T. Graham, R. Wall, A. Sink, W. Poston, R. Armstrong, R. Banner, O. Hickman, A. France, G. Tilley. Fourth Row: M. Montgomery, M. Whicker, R. Jones, G. Jones, E. Hutchens, D. Doub, L. Burrow, S. Graham, J. Brown, A. Conrad. Fifth Row: D. Scott, S. Cain, J. Summers, C. Summers, R. Stroud, F. Clark. Sixth Row: M. Shumate, V. Plunkett, R. Murray, T. Davis, G. Shore, L. Rucker, W. McCory, V. Gwyn, W. Gwyn, P. Clement. Seventh Row: S. Waddell, R. Bowen, C. Hall, C. Eddins, M. Blackburn, R. Harris, T. Whitman. BELOW: Wayne Hill displays the FFA minifloat. BOTTOM RIGHT: OFFICERS: Sec., A. Black burn; Vice-Pres., W. Hill; Pres., W. Doub; Reporter, R. Wall; Treas., D. Bowen. The members of the Future Farmers of America are interested in agriculture or any of its phases. They participate in the State Future Farmers of America Convention and the White Lake Future Farmers of America Convention. 82 1HA provides refreshment at Homecoming The Future Homemakers of America, with a membership of 36 girls, furnish refreshments for Homecoming and distribute gifts to children in the hospitals and homes. In applying their homemaking skills, the girls learn the ingredients of successful home and community life. It is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls. )P: Officers: Sponsors, Mrs. Woodall and Mrs. ' hn; Sec., C. Shreve; V. Pres., J. Belt; Pres., P. lers. Fulk. Third Row: D. Harrell, J. Scales, S. Hauser D. Mackie, K. Johnson, B. Westmoreland, R Smith, B. Williams, I. Gravitt, C. Renegar, L. Van noy. )P RIGHT: Mrs. Corriher tests one of the FHA’s Okies during their bake sale. 10VE: First Row: L. Synder, C. Thomas, B. Kenbaugh, L. Trivette, D. Rominger, P. Jester, S. rren, B. Watson. Second Row: S. Meadows, C. reve, J. Worrell, J. Worrell, D. Danner, D. Spain- itr, A. Key, G. Teague, J. Bell, B. Crews, W. 83 Dual transportation keeps bus drivers busy The Bus Drivers’ Club tries to promote the safety of child ren who ride the buses, the reduction of the accidents, and th improvement of the standard of cleanliness on the buses. Occs sionally law enforcement officers give helpful advice on drivin skills. TOP: Officers: Prog. Com. Chm., R. Alexander; V.-Pres., T. Hauser; Pres., B. Shore; Sponsor, Mr. Warren; Sec., P. Myers; Prog. Com., Co-chm., J. Gibson. TOP RIGHT: First Row: D. Tuttle, C. Hall, B. Carter, T. Westmoreland, W. Purcell, R. Alexander, Second Row: J. Lane, C. Tate, J. Payne, P. Myers, P Holder, R. Hawks. Third Row: M. Smith, R. Wall, D. Watson, B. McBride, J. Moser, J. Felts, S. Tuttle. RIGHT: First Row: B. Shore, M. Boles, F. Smith, B. Utt, P. Martin, K. Foster, D. Hedgecock, P. Hauser, D. Sharp, D. Cromer. Second Row: B. Crisp, W. Gaddy, E. Sands, J. Bowman, C. Wiles, A. Rucker, J. Sealey, E. Wilkins, C. Smith. 84 I (Cv-vv V ——- 1 — ' JUa r ASL Get first hand view : f business world The Distributive Education Club of America strives to amiliarize its members with procedures and techniques haracteristic of the business world. Members attend national nd district meetings each year. frO-A cSb e cAi -A vj jC T ccjj To prepare members fbdthe world oTbils iness and for the task of successful citizen¬ ship are the main objectives of the Voca¬ tional Industrial Clubs of America. Under the supervision of Mr. Neill, the members have learned the importance of co-operation with others. 32 7 0 LEFT: DECA: First Row: S. Hooker, K. Stewart, R. Shreve, K. Keeton, K. Heath, W. Johnson, J. Groce. Second Row: A. Conrad, B. Ellison, E. Williamson, P. Atkins, D. Melvin, P. Jester, J. Johnson, P. Tilley, J. Brown, J. Burchette. Third Row: R. Walker, T. Williams, Z. Robinson, M. Chilton, S. Thompson, L. Southern, D. Prather, A. Willard, P. Grubbs, G. Starling. Fourth Row: C. Minter, C. Glenn, R. Maynard, C. Russell, B. Cain, P. Kerley, V. Smith. Fifth Row: C. Martin, D. Jones, T. Anders, J. Rodgers, D. Ward, J. Kiser, D. White, R. Tesh. Sixth Row: L. Haigwood, L. Griggs, D. Ingram, B. Johnson, M. Haynes, L. Reid, J. Still, D. Holyfield. BOTTOM: VICA: First Row: M. Butner, T. Allen, B. Chamberlain, J. Ray, C. Oakley, D. Lawson, R. Myers. Second Row: D. McDaniel, A. Shadrick, R. Lynch, T. Gallimore, O. Dubose, M. Petree, B. Dodson, D. Ivester, D. Kiger. Third Row: J. Brack¬ en, T. Greer, K. Culler, D. Owens, R. Creed, D. Dixon, R. Huffman, J. Kerley. Fourth Row: D. Nelson, J. Curry, B. Dodson, M. Gattis, R. Hawks, M. Boles, D. Tuttle, R. Rule, P. Parker. 85 Monogram initiations spice up year The Boys’ Monogram Club tries to promote good sports¬ manship in athletic achievement. Members play in any of the athletic activities provided for at North. There are approxi¬ mately 35 members in the club. These boys have earned a letter in a varsity sport. TOP: First Row: J. Lawson, J. Weeden, C. Whisen- hunt, G. Pack, R. Carroll, R. Bare. Second Row: J. Yeager, R. Smith, D. Weavil, H. Ward, C. McMillan, F. Kiger, B. Wilson, D. Spence. Third Row: T. At¬ kins, T. Mickey, B. Soots, J. Lyons, L. Austell, R. Brown, J. Wood, C. Brewer. Fourth Row: R. Walker, D. Kiger, R. Snow, G. Burke, C. Hothom, S. Podgorski, W. Kiser, M. Goodnough. ABOVE: Officers: Vice-Pres., R. Snow; Sponsor, Mr. Barringer; Pres., G. Burke; Sec.-Treas., C. Brewer. RIGHT: T. Mickey, R. Brown, and C. Whisenhunt showoff well-earned jackets. 86 ) ) A � L ] 7 r i) V il ] i S v ’ ' ,A A y Ml ' • l I I (y K , I aA a . A V1 i 7 GAA attends Play-day in Greensboro Approximately 100 girls make up the Girls’ Athletic Associ¬ ation at North. The girls participate in four major sports: bas¬ ketball, speedball, volleyball, and softball. Cheerleaders are automatic members. This club promotes competition and develops the true Viking sportsmanship through this athletic program. TOP: Officers: Sponsor, Mrs. Halsey; Sec., D. Smith; Pres., L. Mathis; Sponsor, Mrs. McDowell. LEFT: First Row: R. Hughes, C. Scales, L. Hatcher, C. Wilkins, J. Tyler, K. Banner, D. Crews, S. Jones, D. Wiles, C. Hauser, J. Worrell, L. Mathis, K. Foster, D. Smith, W. Frazier, B. Owens, P. Martin, C. Minton. Second Row: N. Sturdivant, J. Scales, Y. Washington, C. Yountz, D. Beall, P. Ed¬ wards, D. McHone, D. Milner, J. Burchette, N. Anderson, S. Lanier, A. Flynn, D. Hitchcock, C. Conrad, G. McDonald, S. Younger. Third Row: P. Fleming, D. Jones, S. Bryant, V. Allen, J. Dona- way, Y. Jackson, K. Dowell, J. McGrath, J. Chambers, W. Daniels, R. Disher, S. Cranfill, P. Needham, V. Brooks, C. Marshall, K. Whitfield, K. Spainhour, S. Fullen, C. Cheek. Fourth Row: G. Love, R. Payne, C. Henry, M. Wolfe, Y. Thompson, R. Icard, D. Skeen, K. James, S. Wood, B. Edd- inger, B. Gaddis, S. Rogers, L. Shamel, S. Hall, R. Briles, S. Allen, S. Cox, J. Wall. Fifth Row: J. Hauser, B. Mabe, L. Dull, B. Hord, B. Morris, G. Brendle, R. Smith, K. Johnson, D. Cox, S. Smith, D. Mackie, B. Walker, M. Hurlocker, D. Myers, L. Atchley, C. Cruthers, S. Hill, L. Welbom, J. Wood, B. Stewart, J. Huffman. Sixth Row: J. Walters, D. Stoltz, A. Butner, L. Shore, D. Dotson, A. Wesley, T. Houser, B. Plemmons, L. VanHom, D. Smith, L. Clayton, M. Mathis, L. Venable, P. Knight, C. Christmas, D. Cromer, D. York, E. Falkenberry, Seventh Row: B. Brown, C. Ramseur, D. Harrell, D. Powell, R. Butner, P. Brown, D. Brinkley, S. Ball, L. Hooker, N. Johnston, L. Duval, V. Sharp, K. Petty, P. Johnson, T. McMillan, M. Orrell, S. Hicks. 87 TOP RIGHT: Chess Club: M. Brown, M. Maloney, E. Brown, N. Tatum, R. Danner. RIGHT: RCC: First Row: D. Pettitt, E. Giles, M. Smith. Second Row: D. McDonough, S. Juoska, T. Sands, D. Nelson. BOTTOM RIGHT: The RCC members test out the microphones and sound system before a pep rally. Chess is battle of wits RCC runs P.A. system The Radio Communications Club is indeed a great help to North. Without this club our assemblies, pep rallies, and announcements would be almost impossible. The club operates all amplification systems, audiovisual equipment, and helps during football games. The Chess Club is a club for students at North who enjoy a more advanced game of checkers. The members practice after school and participate in tournaments with other schools. 88 The purpose of the Science Club is to increase the mem¬ bers’ knowledge, skill, and appreciation in the fields of science and engineering. They plan to label the trees on North’s campus in the spring of the year. Science Club clears nature trail PHQ attends convention BOTTOM: Science Club: N. Anderson, J. Higgins, J. Burchette, C. Johnson, M. Kingsbury, B. Morgan, K. Lloyd, J. Brown, D. Jones, C. Bracken, R. Rights, G. Brendle, W. Hill, S. Marion, A. Conrad, M. Bost. TOP LEFT: PHO members work on research pro¬ ject. TOP: Science club members clean nature trail. LEFT: PHO: K. Ashley, Y. Pruitt, Sponsor, Mrs. Frick, C. Minton, R. Gill. •d v. The Pro Humanitate Organization is a health club which tries to familiarize inter¬ ested students with the opportunities in a medical career. They plan to attend the Health Careers Convention. 89 Dramatic students perform for PTA The Dramatics Club strives to encourage its members in the participation of theatrical productions given in the spring of the year. The members study proper techniques of character, make-up, directing, and lighting. Approximately twenty-five members make up the Now Club. They participate in sometimes heated discussions that concern today’s world. The club sponsors the United Nations World Peace Speaking Contest and Junior Town Meeting. TOP: Dramatics Club: First Row: Pub. Chm., G. Podgorski; Pres., M. White; V. Pres., S. Hall; Sec.- Treas., P. Sapp. Second Row: C. Marshall, S. Wilson, C. Blizard, D. Kallam, J. Doub, R. Icard, D. Skeen. Third Row: S. Cox, C. Bracken, D. Ring, D. Haley, K. Cress, T. Uhl, K. Reagan, Mrs. Key, sponsor. TOP MIDDLE: Dramatics Club mini-float being displayed by club members. RIGHT: NOW Club: P. Brown, D. Glenn, D. Shamel, S. Shugart, R. Tally, B. Reavis, B. Matlock, B. Arrington, E. Shoaf, V. Sprinkle, J. CranfUl, G. Brown, L. Alexander. V. Summers, Miss Easley, S. Brown, S. Summers, B. Speas, S. Hauser. 90 Qb L CL y oJlsvzLo’Ul j yi£Ajjtj ' ) iz —v Q f 6_ z 04 Human Relations Club joins together in brotherhood The Human Relations Committee strives to bring the members of the school, along with the faculty, closer together by discussing racial problems, problems of today’s generation, and problems in general. : First Row: L. Driver, G. Tuttle, P. Pratt, S. ogers, W. Hairston, F. Kiger, T. Holly, C. Fuller, . Snell. Second Row: J. Parrish, H. Garner, C. B. Surratt, J. Ramey, C. Jenkins, C. Henry, . Ashburn, T. Winfield. Third Row: J. Walker, S. ummers, W. Frazier, C. Caesar, T. Ijames, B. Wof- M. Wood. Fourth Row: E. MitcheLl, Y. Wash- tgton, N. Sturdivant, V. Gilliam, J. Brown, C. -iggs, G. Henderson, C. Ramseur. Fifth Row: W. ittlejohn, Y. Dobson, C. Smith, J. Donaway, T. mith, J. Brim, Z. Roberson, J. Tyler. Sixth Row: . Coleman, C. Jenkins, P. Fleming, P. Beaty. ABOVE: Officers: Sponsors, Mrs. Northrop, Mr. Selle, Mrs. McCarthy; S. Ball; Chm., C. Jenkins; Sec., G. Love. RIGHT: J. Tyler and D. Snell display Human Rela¬ tions Club mini-float. 91 jrO RIGHT: Officers: Pres., Sharon Lanier; Sponsor, Mrs. Corriher; Sec., Cynthia Rutledge. BELOW: First Row: V. Fulk, L. Chadwick, S. Cartwright, D. Duggins, L. Sharpe, C. Rutledge, D. Hartgrove. Second Row: K. King, V. Kiser, J. Shannon, R. Carroll, C. Ayers, R. Southard, D. Shircliffe, S. Lanier. BOTTOM: French Club members listen as Vickie Kiser explains a project. French students have parties in their homes French students qualifying in their French aptitudes are invited into the French Club. The members try to familiarize themselves with cultures and traditions of the French people. 92 Exchange students honored with parties Celebrating Christmas in the Spanish tradition and honoring and welcoming the exchange students are major objectives of the Spanish Club. The members wish to further acquaint them¬ selves with Spanish customs. TOP LEFT: Gail McDonald and Susan Fullen, Spanish Club ' members, exhibit their mini-float be¬ fore the student body. TOP: Officers: Chap., K. Whitfield; Pari., P. Money; Sponsor, Miss Teague; Pres., S. Podgorski; Sponsor, Mr. Ashbum; Treas., D. Taylor; V. Pres., F. Kiger;Sec., C. McDonald. LEFT: First Row: C. Moore, D. Weavil, D. Taylor, P. Money, K. Jones, C. McDonald, S. Podgorski, G. McDonald, L. VanHom, K. Parker. Second Row: J. Orr, L. Dull, F. Kiger, D. Wolfington, B. Mabe, T. Ashbum, J. Doub, B. Arrington, D. Murray, C. Leonard. Third Row: J. Arrowood, L. Takacs, N. Johnston, S. Fullen, K. Whitfield, C. Marshall, L. Welborn, K. Tatum, K. Reagan. Fourth Row: K. Kapp, D. Snyder, J. Worrell, J. Worrell, M. Brown, R. Williams, D. Cole, C. Weavil, S. Myers. Fifth Row: E. Brown, D. Ring, J. Jarvis, B. Carter, R. Marshall, A. Kiser, M. Maloney, L. Buchanan, C. Ashley. 93 Mini-float wins trophy for Art Club In order to stimulate an interest in the fine arts, the Art Club conducts exhibits, provides field trips, and establishes the right atmosphere for students to express themselves. TOP. First Row: K. Johnson, J. Watts, R. Adams. Second Row: J. Jordan, T. Ashbum, L. Hatcher, D. Clodfelter, L. Buchanan, S. Kiger, R. Smith, J. VanHoy. Third Row: S. Flynt, J. Cook, M. Ma¬ loney, M. Hall, J. Reynolds, L. Reich, R. Langford. TOP RIGHT: Officers: Sec.-Treas., K. Johnson; Vice-Pres., R. Adams; Sponsors, Mrs. Gingher and Mr. McCulloch; Pres., J. Watts. RIGHT: Mr. McCulloch helps Art Club members set up exhibits for Christmas Art Club sale. 94 Inkstains Staff publish es magazine The Inkstains Staff publishes a collection of literary art and pictures. Their twelve members work very hard to meet the Publication date in April. We owe many thanks to this staff for publishing our creative abilities. TOP LEFT: Dirhl Dunnagan, editor of the Inkstains, gives assistance to Jan Doub. TOP: Officers: Sponsor, Mrs. Ginger; Art Ed., P. Parks; Poetry Ed., S. Williams; Asst. Ed., J. VanHoy; Prose Ed., J. Doub. LEFT: First Row: E. Games, P. Parks, D. Dunna¬ gan, J. VanHoy. Second Row: D. Haley, J. Doub, V. Summers, A. Meadows, K. Kapp, B. Arrington, S. Lane. 95 Freedom of expression i s manifested ii The bi-weekly newspaper often seen around school is pub¬ lished for us by the Norland Staff. The Norland provides the school with current and interesting news articles. The staff members work with the journalism class for publication. FT frPI a fa M jm Tf am m I i ww rttf1 Ilfj1 I I I a v tmt tlttl Kittl iiiii l Sill h IBI llll l m Mjmmmj ABOVE: M. Boles, M. Goodnough, and A. Day scrutinize copy. MIDDLE: Editor, Jay Banks, with sponsor, Mrs. Marinus, plan the next edition of The Norland. RIGHT: Photographer, Allen Moore, shows staff artist, Randy Adams, his camera. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Maiinus’ journalism class works hard putting the newspaper together. BOTTOM RIGHT: V. Woody, J. Orr, B. Combs, and T. Blevins check finished copy. 96 o 97 CYNOSURE captures events of 1970 for 2000 Vikings What is the mystery of the “Long Branch Saloon”? In a secluded comer of North, six editors and five junior assis¬ tants, under the dictatorship of co¬ editors Steven Podgorski and Portia Styers, slave daily to create North’s star. Cynosure. Imagination and diligence produce a myriad of pictures and miles of copy and headlines that capture our unique Voyage into ’70. igfl ' ZyuxJ O- t at yLof — sO(J t ' jt£ S ? 1 U£ ! ' J ' i c - lJL y £) ■ fy h c a, - - Z i eA0- l - ' - dd? s£ l£u , WP TOP LEFT: Junior Assistants: StafljffifigDjgjfo ajih S Duggins, Cynthia Bracken. SeaklfemiceBracey, Steve Shore, Susan Sechrest. TOP: Co-Editors, Portia Styers and Steve Pod- gorski. Copy Editor, Karen Aldridge. BOTTOM LEFT: First Row: Sports Editors, Greg Tuttle and Daryl Weavil. Second Row: Class Editor, Terry Baity. Activities Editors, Anne Sapp and Gwyneth Benjamin. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Advisor, Mr. Berrier. BOTTOM: Photographers, Doug Beal and Allan Moore. 99 Marching band earns superior rating in Bristol, Tennessee The North Forsyth Marching Band has added greatly to the prestige of the school. By partici¬ pating in pep rallies, half-time shows at football games, and at occasional assemblies. The band sure¬ ly deserves great recognition from all Vikings. At Bristol, Tennessee, the band received a superior rating. - ■ • . ' ,}£. ■ ■ - w i iMm ■it ' : W4 m LEFT: Kateria Martin, Drum Majorette. BOTTOM: The North Forsyth Marching Band starting to perform for halftime Homecoming event. LEFT MIDDLE: Officers: First Row: Lt., W. White; Lt., R. Howard; Lt., L. Speas; Cap., R. Banner. Second Row: Sgt., F. Holden; Sgt.,R. Darnell; Sgt., D. Green; Sgt., M. Stoye. Third Row: Sgt., G. Davis; Sgt., D. Cole; Sgt., L. Norwood; Sgt., S. Johnson. Ii ! Color Guard and Majorettes use twirling skills RIGHT: Colorguard: Left Side: Y. Dobson, T. Robertson, G. Benjamin, J. New, D. Cox, D. Osborne. Right Side: F. Rattz, C. Tolbert, J. Brown, V. Glenn, S. Harrelson, R. Smith. BELOW: Colorguard pause before beginning to twirl flags at Homecoming halftime show. TOP RIGHT: Majorettes: P. Haigwood, J. Shouse, F. Butner, S. Hale, T. Timmons, J. Mabe. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Majorette Chief, Susan Hale, watches as sponsor, Mrs. Fleming, demonstrates a new technique in twirling the baton. BOTTOM RIGHT: Colorguard Chief, Faye Rattz. ; .v 102 si HHf 103 Choruses perform for Christmas prograir TOP: Mixed Chorus I. TOP MIDDLE: Mixed Chorus II. CENTER: T. Blevins and D. Greene prepare for the band dance. RIGHT: North Forsyth’s Symphonic Band. TOP RIGHT: Advanced Chorus. BOTTOM RIGHT: Band members wait for the “strike of the baton” from Mr. Haworth. 104 lands prepare for Knoxville trip The Concert Band and Choruses of North perform junior hrgh schools and community. Their major to many exciting musical pieces throughout the year. climax is in the spring of the year, the Spring Concert, rhey pertorm at Christmas programs throughout the 105 Valkyries practice hard to provide good half-time entertainment Forty-nine hard-working girls compose the Valkyries, who piesent the colorful half-time shows during football games and other athletic events occasionally. This year the Valkyries traveled to Bristol with tire band. Long and hard hours of practice have made North’s dance-and-drill team a special one to all Vikings. These girls promote school spirit and pride in North by their conduct. FAR LEFT: First Row: L. Edwards, D. Mitchell. Second Row: S. Hill, T. Money, D. Taylor, T. Ashburn, K. Michaels, M. Naylor, S. White, L. Nance, R. Wolff, L. Everhart, S. Sechrest, B. Howell. Third Row: C. Fuller, C. McClellan, L. Dellinger, D. Dotson, M. Wikle, P. Southern, S. Covington, P. McKnight, G. Brendle, V. Fulk, L. Chadwick, S. Holcomb, C. Moore, P. Mayo, A. Boles, J. Smith, D. Brinkley, K. King, D. Brown, R. Beck, D. Powell, K. Lynch, L. Anderson, L. Takacs, S. Cartwright, C. MacDonald, P. Manuel, A. Sapp, K. Brown, S. Ogburn, S. Rutledge. MIDDLE: Chief, Lynn Edwards and Co-Chief, Doris Mitchell. LEFT: Sponsors are Miss Foriest, Mrs. S. Miller, and Miss Easley. TOP: Board of Governors: First Row: S. Ogburn, S. Sechrest, L. Nance, S. Rutledge. Second Row: D. Mitchell, S. Holcomb, C. Moore, P. Manuel, L. Edwards. 107 LARDOM RIGHT: Mr. Julian Gibson; A.B. M.E. Principal BELOW: Our principal does have a sense of humor. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Jo Martin; Draughon Busi¬ ness College Secretary MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Benjamin Warren; B.S. M.Ed. Assistant Principal FAR RIGHT: Mr. James Malcolm; B.S. M.A. Assistant Principal BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Opal Allen; Draughon Business College Secretary - Bookkeeper 110 Staff combines business management with diplomacy To achieve an educational atmosphere, the Administrative Staff works with both the faculty and students. The Staff offers assistance and discipline to the students. The decisions its members make create the personality of tire school. To the faculty it offers technical advice and administrates school business and finances. Two assistant principals are responsible for the specific details of school bus transportation, textbook distribution, and absentees. 111 Counselors serve as liaisor Three counselors compose the Guidance Staff; each is assigned to a specific class. Mrs. Hauser assists seniors with testing, scholarships, transcripts, and advice on post-graduation plans. Mrs. Kastner calculates the class ranks of juniors and conducts tests such as P.S.A.T. and S.A.T. She advises about scheduling and placement. Sophomores find help in coping with the demands of high school from Mr. Pickel. He also aids them in becoming a part of North. Mrs. Whitfield, the Guidance Department’s secretary, handles the enormous amount of paperwork involved. Top: Mrs. Mary Hauser; A.B. M.E. Counselor Above left: Mr. Tommy Pickel; A.B. M.E. Counselor Above middle: Mrs. Gertrude Kastner; B.S. M.A. Counselor Above right: Mrs. Viola Martin; Atlanta University Social Worker Right: Mrs. Barbara Whitfield; Secretary Far right: Estella Carnes decides she had better start studying. 112 Mere authors speak—not students Worlds of literary knowledge, wisdom, and fancy are opened to students through the efforts of Mrs. Hollingsworth, librarian; Mrs. Elias, assistant librarian; and Mrs. Sizemore, the department’s secretary. Each of the many books and magazines broaden the academic atmosphere for students. Top left: Mis. Gena Elias; Assistant Librarian Top right: Mrs. Ruby Sizemore; Secretary Above: Mrs. Bess Hollingsworth; B.S., M.A. Librarian y 113 Jr. Honor uthors try for national publication Birds, planes—no, it’s the vocabulary test booklets being passed in to Mr. Goodwin. Anxiety, confusion—no, it’s a super headache the night before the expository paper or the short story is due! From writing Miss Hobbs’ genus—difference definitions to analyzing Chaucer, the English classes at North learn to think, to circumspect, and to express themselves accurately and creatively in the changing world. Far left: Parallel reading cards are a must in sophomore English. Top left: Miss Betty Hobbs; A.B. M.E. English Speech Top right: Miss Jessie Threlfall; B.A. M.A. English Above left: Mr. Robert Gingher: B.A. English Above right: Mrs. Eleanor Ballard; A.B. M.A. English Far left: Mrs. Mary Marinus; B.S. English Journalism Middle left: Mrs. Dorothy Thomas; A.B. English Middle left: Mr. Robert Goodwin; A.B. English Left: Miss Willa Royster; B.A. English C-O-M-P-O-S-I-T-I-O-N-S! ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Margaret Blackburn; B.A. English ABOVE MIDDLE: Mrs. S. Miller; B.S. English ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy McCarthy; B.A. English RIGHT: Mrs. Diane Miller; B.A. English BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Edna Walls; A.B. English Family Living BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Kay Key; B.A. English y w y 116 Oliver fl Pore well To Music and Art offer self-expression in a myriad of media Education is a preparation for life. The medias of self-expression that the Art and Music Departments offer are vital to that preparation. Students learn that beauty is their own interpretation of what they see and feel. Through playing a musical instrument or painting, drawing, sculpting, singing, and printing, students learn about rhythm, patterns, and the self-discipline of perfection. BOVE LEFT: John Williams and Russell Glenn use for inspiration. BOVE MIDDLE: Mrs. Marianne Gingher; B.A. t BOVE RIGHT: Mr. Neal Haworth; B.A. M.M. 1. Chorus Band GHT: Mr. Doctor McCulloch; A.B. Art Reflections of history are Right: Mrs. Blanche Zimmerman; A.B. M.A. World Cultures U.S. History Middle right: Mr. Olon Shuler; B.S. World Cultures U.S. History Bottom left: Mrs. Elizabeth Wacherhagen; B.A. European History Survey U.S. History Everyday Government Bottom middle: Miss Jo Ann Easley; A.B. U.S. History World Cultures Bottom middle: Mr. William Ellis; B.A. U.S. History World Cultures Bottom right: Charles Phelps, Richard Jansen, Steve Shore, and Jennifer Bell list grievances. Far right: Mr. Jon Omdahl; B.S.E. Everyday Government Contemporary Affairs Far right: Mr. Scott Brent; A.B. M.E. U.S. His¬ tory European History Survey lirrors of the future Histo people ' Irom textboctt b|itft(j o Xm personal involvement in studies. They enact |he Irwes ot personages in skits, simulate national elections, or vAiijje research papers about Vietnam, Yippies, drugs, or other current events. Bringing history to life causes the students to analyze past mistakes and to work to correct them for the future. isl more than eve In memory of Miss Hannah Crews RLD HISTORY SERIES AJOTENT empirt? gnn Entendimiento . . . Intel- legentia . . . Entendement For the academic or college-bound student, North offers courses in French, Latin, and Spanish. The foreign language instructors blend a study of customs and culture of the nations, along with the usual study of grammar, pronunciation, and translation rules. Language students gain new insight to world relations by studying the contributions of foreign countries to our modern world. 120 ■ mm Top left: Mrs. Lazelle Northrop; A.B. French Bottom left: Miss Virginia Langley; A.B. Latin Mythology English World Literature Bottom middle: Mrs. Nancy Corriher; B.A. French Center: Olga Trillos exchange student from Colombia. Top right: Miss Eloise Teague; B.S. Spanish Bottom right: Mr. John Ashburn; B.A. M.A. Spanish 12 ! Top Left: Miss Garrelia Foriest; B.S. Algebra I General Math Top middle: Miss Doris Tucker; A.B. Algebra II General Math Middle left: Mr. Buford Burke; M.A. B.S. Physics Algebra I General Math Bottom left: Mrs. Sylvia Chadwick; B.A. M.A. Geometry Algebra II Bottom middle; Mr. Colon Nifong; B.A. M.A. Algebra I General Math Bottom right: Mr. Jimmy Lewis; M.A. World Cultures Remedial Math Top right: Mrs. Lucille Speas; A.B. M.A. Algebra II Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry Top far right: Mr. Lyell Thomas; A.B. M.A. General Math Geometry Middle: Mrs. Chadwick’s Algebra II class listen to explanation of homework. Middle right: Miss Eugenia McNew; A.B. Geo¬ metry 4th Year Math 5th Year Math 122 From 1 + 1 to analytic trigonometry In realizing the importance of mathematics, all Vikings can i appreciate this department. The Math Department at North features a wide scope of modern courses. There are general, commercial, and academic courses for the students who choose to pursue careers in business, engineering, or medicine. This department strives to produce students who are fluent in the mathematical skills and terms of our modern world. 123 A.E.C. lectures on the benefits of atomic energy “Phew, I smell a lab!” “Did you get those problems in physics?” “We cut those things in biology today!” These typical comments heard daily at North have made the Science Department unique. Qualified instructors teach courses in biology, advanced biology, chemistry, and physics. Science is challenging, rewarding, and provocative to all Vikings. J 0 4 %;: Top far left: Mr. Larry Cranfill; B.S. Ecology Geology Biology Physical Science Middle far left: Mr. Bert Hollifield; B.S. M. Ed. Biology Middle: Mrs. Lynda Sherard; A.B. Basic and General Biology Bottom far left: Mrs. Mary Fleming; B.A. General and Basic Biology Left: Lab partners expect explosion at any moment. Above: Mrs. Sara Frick; BSCS Biology and General Biology Left middle: Mrs. Wynona Butner; B.S. Chemistry Left: Mrs. Natalie Rogers; B.A. R.N. BSCS Biology and Advanced Biology i 125 Students experience th Top right: Mr. Charles Selle; B.S. M.E. Agri¬ cultural Science and Mechanics, Agricultural Construction Livestock and Poultry Production Middle right: Mr. Charles Jarvis; B.S. Forestry Horticulture Agricultural Machinery and Equip¬ ment Center: Shop students complete project. Bottom left: Mrs. Eugenia Woodall; A.B. R.N. Home Economics Foods and Nutrition Bottom left: Mrs. Agnes Rehn; B.S. Home Economics Bottom middle: Mrs. Gail Robinson; B.S. Home Economics U.S. History Bottom middle; Mrs. Edna Parry; A.B. Family Living Home Economics U.S. History Bottom middle: Mr. Louie Beck; B.S. Distributive Education Bottom right: Miss Ruth Burdette; A.B. M.B.A. Distributive Education Marketing Bottom right: Mr. Benjamin Neill; B.A. I.C.T. U.S. History Bottom far right: Mr. Alvin Reid; B.S. Drafting Far right: Emma Williamson and Tenna Williams practice job interviews. 126 nastery of practical skills 1 omorrow’s homemakers, farmers, and draftsmen are mastering their skills now. The Home Economics Department offers training in the latest techniques of cooking, sewing, and interior designing. The study of textiles, consume r education, and child care and development are also stressed. In drafting, students learn the techniques of designing and reading various blueprints. From the courses in agriculture, students acquaint themselves with machinery, construction, and realize the importance of gardening and soil technology. 127 t I Business Ed.: A preview of office vocations Poised students smile even when they discover they have used their fingers on the wrong keys of the typewriter for a full page. Yes, for future tycoons or secretaries, North’s Business Education Department offers a variety of training in bookkeeping, shorthand, office machines, business law, and other courses. Top left: Mrs. Betty Speas; B.S. Typing Record Keeping Far left: Mrs. Joan Hester; B.B.A. M.A. Personal typing Record Keeping Office Practice Bottom left: Mrs. Martha Hix; B.S.S.A Typing Business Math Top middle: Mr. Thomas Berrier; B.S. M. Ed. Bookkeeping Typing Top right: Mrs. Coleen Furches; B.S. Shorthand Typing Center: Mr. Berrier’s Typewriting I class works frantically to complete work. Below: Mr. Robert Burris; B.S. Co-op Business Law Typing Beginners burn the roads In our physical Education Department instructors stress the importance of body-conditioning, good health habits, and co-operation through strenuous activities that require the building of these skills and attitudes. For those students who have not had driver’s training, our Driver’s Education Department features classroom, mobile- unit, and in-car training. Striving for fitness and sportsmanship Top left: Mr. Norman Barringer: A.B. Driver Education Far left: Mr. Gurney Johnson; B.S. M.A. Driver Education Bottom left: Tumbling, tumbling, tumbling . . . Top middle: Mr. William Hayes; B.S. Physical Education U.S. History Top left: Mr. Gray Cartwright; B.S. Physical Education Bottom left: Mr. Mike McCaffery; B.S. Physical Education History 131 ABOVE: First Row: Mrs. B. Muse, Mrs. P. Ketner, Mrs. M. Griggs, Mrs. P. Mecum, Mrs. M. Hauser, Mrs. L. Grubbs. Second Row: Mrs. E. Grubbs, Mrs. C. Melton, Mr. W. Snow, Mrs. J. Wilkins, Mrs. A. Needham, Mrs. V. Hall, Mrs. B. Holbrook, Mrs. J. Winebarger, Mrs. D. Evans, Mrs. C. Kiger. RIGHT: Our cafeteria manager, Mrs. Phoebe Mecum. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tony Curtis and Alfred Sherrill, two of North’s custodians. TOP MIDDLE: Mrs. Margaret Scales. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Lillian Miller. BOTTOM RIGHT: Wayne Hill. 132 Service is keyword of Cafeteria and Custodial Staff The long and hard hours of work done by Their task is cooking for and cleaning after the Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs are vital to over 1800 young people. Special thanks go to the school. Their dedication and skill make these people for their services, the learning environment much more pleasant. 133 ELEVERNA STUDENTS RIGHT: Senior Council: First Row: K. Aldridge, C. Nance, C. McDonald, F. Kiger, D. Taylor, S. Hale. Second Row: S. Harrelson, P. Thomas, S. Swygert, M. Wood, B. Hord. Third Row: C. Hothorn, H. Ward, D. Osborn, C. Stanbery, D. Shircliffe, C. Coley, B. Hord, M. Dicus, J. Hutchens, Mrs. Northrop, R. Merritt, S. Livengood, K. Butner. BELOW: Freddie Kiger, President CENTER: Susan Hale, Secretary CENTER RIGHT: Beth Hord, Vice-President BOTTOM LEFT: Cathy Nance, Secretary BOTTOM RIGHT: Portia Styers caught off guard. ■ T ' -S ' V A ' iW I ' Class of ’70: The year of graduation is a time of reflection upon the nostalgic, irretrievable past, as well as of preparation for the frightening future away from the security of high school. In spare moments the chaos of tire present intrudes with deadlines for invitations, caps and gowns, college acceptances, tests, and the traditional ring thumping of underclassmen’s heads. 136 Officers lead Seniors through final year Deborah Lynn Adams Jerry Howard Adams Kenneth Wayne Adams Randy Alan Adams Gwendolyn Darise Alderman Karen Lelia Aldridge Richard Wesley Alexander John Leslie Allen John Timothy Allen Malinda Dianne Allen Sheron Lynn Allen Elmer Thomas Anders Deborah Lynn Anderson Nyolka Jeannette Anderson Teresa Olene Armstrong Teresa Gaye Ashburn 137 Michael Dean Atkins Patty Sue Atkins Larry Williams Austell Sandra Kay Ayers Terry Donna Baity Donald Eugene Ball James Barber Banks James Randall Banner David Franklin Barber James Robert Barnes Rebecca Raye Barr Susan Gay Barringer Patricia Dianne Baskin Douglas Lee Beal David Allen Beaver Jennifer Leigh Bell Marilyn Gwyneth Benjamin William Glascoe Bennett, Jr. Jeannine Beshears Glen Avery Blackburn Garland Keith Blakley Barbara Lynne Blalock Thomas Martin Blevins Susan Carol Bolejack Alison Rene Boles Mark Allen Boles Dennis Harrison Bowen Thomas Madison Bowman Cathy Jo Boyd Mark Randall Boyles James Craig Bracken Joseph Glen Branch Cecil Clifton Brewer, Jr. Seniors 139 Brenda Kay Brown Carl Sidney Brown Celestine Delores Brown Deborah Sue Brown Hubert Ray Brown Mary Ellen Brown Norma Jean Brown John Charles Bryan, Jr. Gregory Duncan Burke Alburn Lee Burton Angela Carol Butner Marcus Stephen Butner Marshall Keith Butner Gilbert Dalton Caffey Senior class rings leave their Jerry Lynn Cain William Lee Cain Wanda Sue Calloway Nancy Jean Carmichael Estella Carnell Carnes Danny T. Carroll Roland Shouse Carroll Bob Edwin Carter David Harold Caudle Joyce Leigh Caudle Carolyn Delores Ceasar June Carl Chadwick Robert Dallas Chamberlain Ray Allen Chandler Maxine Chapman Debra Lynn Chappie Charles Edward Clayton, Jr. James Gideon Clayton, Jr. 140 mark on underclassmen 141 142 Stephen Lee Cleary Christine Coley Phillip Gregory Collins Robert Weldon Caldwell Combs Adrienne Ann Conrad Judy Ann Cook Sharon Lynn Cook Susan Self Cooke Vickie Jean Cornatzer Melody Lynn Covington Anna Jean Cox Janice Kay Cox Milton Nicks Craft Jimmy Lee Crawford Charles Albert Crayton Raleigh Clinton Creed Kathy Gail Creson Beverly Gail Crews David Wayne Cromer Kenneth Lawrence Culler Joyce Ann Cummings Cindy Elizabeth Darnell Roy William Darnell, Jr. Pamela Lynn Dawson Albert Tucker Day, Jr. Anita DeHart Michael Andrew DeHart Karen Hope Dezern Seniors 143 Seniors 144 Kathleen Marie Dicus Daryl Allen Dixon Yvonna Denese Dobson Donald Frederick Doub John Wesley Doub Michael Angelo Douthit Oscar Rayvon Dubose Vickie Ann Duggins John Howard Eaton Charles Eric Eddins Peggy Marie Edwards Vicki Lynn Edwards Arnell Levon Erby Allan Wayne Evans Charles Ogburn Ferguson Myrle Fernandez Patricia Ann Fleming Teresa Gail Frazier Debra Jo Fulcher Antonio Ray Gallinrore Nathan Bradley Gardner Doris Elaine Garner Frank Gray Garner Michael William Gattis Joan Delores Gibson Ronald Wayne Gill Carl Lee Glenn Dwight Bert Glenn Larry Alexander Glenn Mark Lee Goodnough Faye Elaine Gough Charles Stafford Greene, Jr. Danny Waywick Green Glenda Joan Gregg Benny Gale Gregory Karen Francine Griffin 145 146 Enthusiastic Seniors roar spiritedly at pep rallies Seniors get measured for the garments of that glorious night! Linda Sue Griffin Terry Wayne Griffin Pamela Annette Grubbs Charles Edward Guinn Susan Anne Hale Charles Cleo Hall, Jr. Michael Laverne Hall Steven Carl Hamilton Virginia Roberta Hanna Cheryl Bernice Hardy Sharon Elaine Harrelson Judy Gail Harrison Donald Gray Hauser, Jr. Jo Ann Hauser Marion Thomas Hauser Nancy Christine Hauser Pamela Undra Hauser Ronald Leslie Hawks Ronald Wayne Hawks Michael Smith Haynes Karen Gay Heath Margaret Elizabeth Hemric Patricia Ann Hemric Brona Gail Henderson Donna Lynn Hendrix Constance Yvonne Henry Daisy Colleen Henry 147 Emmett Darnell Henry Frances Adelaide Hill Rebecca Jean Hixenbaugh Jerry Marian Hodges Susan Carol Holcomb Frances Ann Holden Fila June Hooker Mary Sue Hooker Elizabeth Ann Hord Augustus Frye Hothorn John Richard Howard Barbara Jean Howell William Stone Howell Ronnie Fee Huffman Sherry Kay Huffman Steven Owen Hull Pamela Sue Hunter Russell Alan Hunter Jan Renee Hutchens Marlene Deha Hutchins Denise FaVerne Jackson Wanda Jean James Charles Forenzo Jenkins Charlette Foretta Jenkins Michael Edward Jenkins Patricia Dianne Jester James Ronald Johnson Jeryl Walter Johnson Joyce Ann Johnson Pliilip Wayne Johnson Thomas Clayton Johnson William McCrourie Johnson Delmer Wayne Jones Karen Fee Jones Kenneth Terry Jones Roy Edward Joyner, Jr. Seniors 148 149 Karen Lynn Keeton Darle Ray Kiger Fred Waggoner Kiger Elizabeth Ann Kiser Martha Gail Kiser Vickie Ann Kiser Wayne Alan Kiser Deborah Lynn Lambros Rick Lynn Langford Sharon Lee Lanier Susan Elizabeth Lankford Deborah Sue Lawson Junious Roscoe Lawson, Jr. Michael Everette Lawson Steven Ray Lawson Steven Ray Lawson 150 Midterms evoke groans Paulette Manuel and Marcia Wood, co-ordina¬ tors of Homecoming activi¬ ties, take time to work on decorations for the big night. Nancy Ann Leiser Gurtha Lou Lindley Sandra Jane Lindsay Paul Samuel Lineberry HU David Smith Linville Linda Faye Little Steven Clarence Little Scott Alan Livengood Amy Bonita Long Bonnie Jane lx rd Gloria Roberta Love James Riley Lynch 151 - Seniors 152 James Walter Lyons Diana Mabe Prather Paulette Manuel Sandra Dianne Marion Sherry Lynn Marion Clifton Martin, Jr. Kateria Vanessa Martin Brenda Gail Mathis Linda Susan Mathis Richard Lee Maynard Patricia Lynn Mayo Thomas Homer McBride, Jr. Walter Evan McCorey Patricia Ann McCullum Danny Jay McDaniel Catherine Maurice McDonald Wytona Kaye McGuire Tresa Ann McKinney Beverly Charlene McMillan Craig Morris McMillan Geraldine McMillan Glenda Estelle Mecham Mona Leah Melton Donna Jean Melvin Roger Webster Merritt, Jr. Christopher Lee Mickey Ted LeMarr Mickey Cynthia Alexis Miller Clyde Steven Minor Cleo Thomas Minter Doris Ann Mitchell Marion Pansy Mitchell Steven Anthony Mitchell Teresa Fay Mitchell Patricia Banner Money Allen Hoyt Moore 153 A last Homecoming, a special Prom and Cathy Leigh Moore Mack Donald Moore Brenda Faye Morris Carolyn Jo Moser Jacob Kenneth Moser Michelle Yvonne Moser Jimmy Franklin Myers Penny Elaine Myers Roger Dale Myers Cathy Diane Nance Margaret Ann Naylor Brenda Kay Nelson Donald Gray Nelson Vicki Lynn Nelson Claudie Sue Norman Rickey Kent Norris Charles Robert Oakley Samuel Hunter Ogburn Sylvia Elizabeth Ogburn Joyce Mary Orr Deborah Kay Osborne David Vernon Owens Gene Leonard Pack Jackie Edwina Paige Patricia Elaine Parks Ronnie Eugene Parrish Jeanne Marie Pascal Rosalyn Rennea Payne William Edward Peay, III Timothy Wayne Pegram Patricia Ann Phipps Marilyn Sue Pike Frankie Ann Pitts Steven Francis Podgorski Wallace Wade Poston, Jr. Debra Jean Priddy 154 Class Day— Highlight 69-70 155 Seniors Yvonne Carol Pruitt Johnetta Marie Purcell Mary Frances Puryear Wanda Kay Randleman Faye Dean Rattz Joyce Lynn Ray Robert Dale Recard Judith Kay Redding Robert Andrew Reece Cynthia Ann Reich Terry Dan Reich Larry Coleman Reid Steven Calvin Reid Jimmy Dale Reynolds Richard Earl Ring Jackie Diane Roberts Zenobia Robinson Ronald Eugene Rule Calvin Ray Russell Hope Atlas Rutledge Steven Gary Rutledge Phyllis Ann Salmons Patricia Anne Sapp Regina Ann Sardler Brenda Leigh Sawyers Jacqueline Malvina Scales Charlene LaVerne Scearce Alethia Scott Dennis Lee Scott Jack Glenn Scott Pamela Jean Sellers Lois Lynne Severt James Henry Shamel 156 1 5 w ff % - f 157 158 Pamela Dawn Sliamel Mary Joyce Shannon Darrell Maurice Sharpe Linda Gayle Sharpe Glenda Darnell Sheff Triumphant seniors anticipate early graduation Patsie Mae Shinault Darleen Ann Shircliffe Billy Wayne Shore Deborah Yvonne Shouse Betty Catherine Shreve William Odell Simmons Diane Vanessa Sims Albert Fait Sink, Jr. Donna Kay Smith Janet Loraine Smith Sherry Jean Smith Vicki Lynn Smith Richard Franklin Snow Linda Diane Snyder William Moad Soots, Jr. Allen Grant Southern Carolyn Lynn Southern Nathan Allen Spear Doris Marie Spainhour Linda Ann Speas Cathy Ann Stanberry Janice Louise Stanley Sandra Kay Stanley Goldie Geraldine Starling Brenda Sue Stevens John Frederick Stewart Jerome Still Deborah Lash Stoltz Gary Stoltz Janet Rea Stonestreet Mark Arno Stoye Portia Demar Styers Vickie Elaine Styers Jerome Jerry Summers Brenda Jean Surratt Alan Martin Swain 159 Laveme Deborah Switzer Synthia Yvonne Swygert Carolyn Alicia Tate Nora Irene Tatum Paula Diane Taylor Susan Darlene Thacker Patricia Ann Thomas Billy Wayne Thompson Sharon Lynn Thompson Colleen Tilley Roy Cornelius Tingle, Jr. Connie Sue Tolbert Martha Gayle Tothill Cathy Ann To we Earl Trent Tucker Robert Carlton Turner Donnie Lee Tuttle Greg Howard Tuttle Samuel Hinshaw Tuttle Sandy Gay Tuttle Stephen Lee Tuttle Bobby Jean Utt Jeanne Ophelia Vanhoy Michael Wayne Wagoner Kathy Mae Walker Richard Thurmond Walker Sandra Jane Wall Hiram Dennis Ward Vickie Colleen Warren Brenda Ann Watson 160 161 Deborah Marlene Watson Diana Lynn Watson Emily June Watts Daryl Lee Weavil James Robert Weeden Leta Kay Weir Marcia Cassandra West Thomas James Westmoreland Clifton Nathaniel Whisenhunt, Jr. Cecilia Wynn White Linda F aye White Sandra Lee White Anne Elizabeth Willard Irvcn Lester Wilhite Emma Jean Williamson Paul Stanley Williams Tenna Marie Williams Tanya Lavett Winfield Burke Edward Wilson Benny Jeffrey Wood 162 Seniors Marcia Ellen Wood Valerie Jane Wood Van Robin Woody Joel Harold Wooten Benny Lee Woffard Paul Timothy Yarbrough Francis Joseph Yeager, Jr. Charles Randall Young 163 Juniors RIGHT: Junior Council: J. Matthews, D. Snell, S. Summers, D. Elliott, W. Frazier, K. Shelto n, A. Kiser, R. Carroll, W. Bovender, S. Hedderly, S. Ball, D. Spainhoui, D. Holbrook, D. Cole, T. Tucker, S. Ogburn. BELOW: Kathy Hall, Margie Kingsbury, Cynthia Bracken, and Tommy Tucker sing for their history grade. CENTER: John Armstrong, President CENTER RIGHT: Dawn Snell, Vice-President BOTTOM LEFT: Charlotte Bobbitt, Secretary BOTTOM RIGHT: Susie Ball, Treasurer Class of ’71: Big enough to bully the sophomores, but not big enough to escape the seniors’ class rings. Theirs is a time of tran¬ sitions from “baby” to best. Only the best Vikings survive the 180-day trial of work, tests, competition for honors (such as Junior Marshals), prom planning, club activities—and Mrs. Wackerhagen’s U.S. History classes! 164 Sylvia Abbot Mark Adams Susan Adams Terry Adkins Duane Albert Pat Aldridge Pat Allen Sheba Allen Vickie Allen Adrienne Amos Lou Ellen Anderson Nick Archer Bennie Armstrong John Armstrong Claudia Ashley Karen Ashley Mike Atwood Cindy Ayers Paul Bagby Thomas Baker Ellen Ball Susie Ball David Banner Ronnie Bare Tommy Barnes Fred Barton Mike Bass Gary Beauchamp Richie Beck Robin Beck Ted Beck C.B. Belton Kathy Blackburn Betty Blakeley QaI StJhicL lo by-J aoir nyirO cL )cw 4 t y o.c C u cL b ?• eV 4- JL, k cwd to. bLx-A bz. 38-ro m bb 5 ' lAjtrk l. __ College boards, SCAT, and the National David Blakeley Lenny Blevins Charlotte Bobbitt Janice Bohannon Alita Boles Marty Boles Michael Bost William Bovender Lisa Bowen Marilyn Bowen Ann Bowen Benny Bowers Bruce Bowers Alice Bracey Cynthia Bracken Lanny Bracken Mable Braddy Sherry Bradley Terry Bralley Gayle Brendle Johnny Brewster Johnny Brim Debbie Brinkley Ray Broadus Steve Brock Jeanette Brown Judy Brown Kelly Brown Pam Brown Phyllis Brown Linda Buchanan Donnie Bullins Richard Burbage Janie Burchette Linda Burgess Jeff Butler 166 Merit confront Juniors Robin Butner Tony Butner Steve Cain Pam Cardwell Tom Carmichael Robin Carroll Jackie Carter Myrtle Carter Suzanne Cartwright Dennis Caudle Lu Anne Chadwick Geraldine Christmas Patrick Clancy Fred Clark Marty Clark Rickey Clayton Sandra Cleary David Cole Monty Collins Randy Collins Sharon Collins Steve Conrad Larry Cook Joe Cooper Sandra Couch Susan Covington Dawn Cox Judy Cranfill Elizabeth Crayton Anne Creech Becky Crews Donna Crews Faye Crews Cathy Crow Eddie Davis 167 Combo performs for stu¬ dents at junior talent show. Gary Davis Lee Dellinger Elsie Dendy Bruce Dodson Jerusha Donaway Becky Doss Debra Dotson Michael Doub Connie Sue Dowdy Charles Dowell Kathy Dowell Deborah Duggins Lisa Dull Dirhl Dunnagan Joyce Eaton Baxter Edison Becky Edwards Marion Edwards David Elliott Lynn Everhart Mary Alice Faircloth Denise Ferguson Mike Flippin Tommy Flippin 168 Juniors Alma Jo Flynn Brenda Forester Karen Foster Vancie Fowler Anthony France Ottra Frazier Willie Mae Frazier Beverly Freeman Brad Fulk Vickie Fulk Wanda Fulk Cheryl Fuller Clarence Fulton Preston Funderburk Richard Furches Herbert Gaddy Lee Gaskins Barbara Gentry Dick Gibson Betsy Gilbert Everette Giles Keith Gilley Michael Gilliam Vance Gilliam Debra Glenn Russell Glenn Vickie Glenn Janet Gross Steven Grubbs Diane Haigwood Tanya Hailey Wanda Hairston 169 Christy Hall Kathy Hall Tommie Hamilton Cathy Hancock Jim Hancock Cathie Hand Carolyn Hairston Joe Hardy Ricky Harris Sheila Harris Dirhl Dunnagan dusts off the seat of his pants. 170 Juniors step up to varsity sports Donna Hartgrove Cynthia Harvey Dale Hauser Debbie Hauser Sheila Hauser Kathy Hawkins Debbie Hayes Charlie Haynes Sue Hedderly Susan Heflin Cynthia Hiatt Cecil Hicks Connie Hicks Mary Hicks William Hicks, Jr. Debbie Higgins Wayne Hill Karen Hodges Dickie Holbrook Kathy Holden Jimmy Holmes Samuel Hooker Teresa Houser Charles Howell Clyde Howell Nancy Humphries Dorothy Hunt Thomas Hutchens Olivia Hutchins Michael Hyer Rex Hyer Wanda Inman Alicia Jackson Wyvonia Jackson Anita James Arthur James 171 Roberta Joe Brenda Johnson Janet Johnson Kathy Johnson Patricia Johnson Nancy Johnston Deborah E. Jones Deborah L. Jones James Jones Vickie Jones Chris Joyce James Joyner Brett Kelley Patricia Kerley John Kerley Debbie Ketner Becky Kiger Charles Kiger Dan Kiger Kathy King Mike King Steve King Margie Kingsbury Jack Kirkland Andrea Kiser Lynn Kiser Allan Lambert Steve Lambert Judy Lane Rick Lawson Robert Lee Mark Leinback Vickie Ligon Mike Lingerfelt Wayne Littlejohn Kenneth Lloyd 172 Juniors Karen Lynch Betty Mabe Chris Mabe Debbie Mabe Janice Mabe Steve Mabe Tim Mabe Vickie Mabe Debbie Mackie Patsy Martin Randy Martin Sharon Martin James Matthews Becky Matlock Chris McClellan Louie McCollum Lynn McCormick Sadie McCullock Jack McDonald David McDonough Martha McGirt Mike McGuire Lanny McHargue Terry McKinney Mary Lynn McNatt Pam McNight Ann Meadows Sharon Meadows Patty Melvin Stanley Merritt Kathy Mickles Allen Miller Lennie Mills Connie Minton Terry Montgomery Vickie Montgomery 173 Class of 71 “hitch their wagon Debbie Moser Donnie Myers Sammy Myers Wayne Myers David Nail Lynn Nance Mary Naylor Jackie Newman Carolyn Noble Linda Norwood Van Oakes Suzanne Ogburn Sharon Overby Brenda Owen Pat Owen Tim Owen Mike Pappas Doug Pardue Joe Pardue Phillip Parker Marvin Parry Hortense Pauling Jan Payne Bruce Pearman Thelma Petree Donnie Pettitt Chet Phelps Sue Phillips Barbara Pittman Nello Pittman Larry Pitts Marty Pitts Edmund Porter Donna Powell Wade Purcell Billy Rachel 174 to a star” during Junior week Colista Ramseur Sandra Randleman Ken Reece Ricky Reid Jerry Richardson Mike Rierson Brenda Rivers Bernard Roberts Vikky Roberts Delphine Robertson Theresa Robertson Samuel Robinson Ga ry R osenbaum f Karen R umlev 7 Cynthia Rutledge Sharon Rutledge Tom Salberg Eddie Sands Iris Sapp Bobby Saunders Jimmy Sealey Susan Secrest Mark Settle Carolyn Seymore I Betsy Gilbert moves grace¬ fully to “California Dream¬ ing” in her balance beam routine. 175 Juniors Linda Sharpe Kathy Shelton Marie Shelton Ellen Shoaf Linda Shore Steve Shore Janella Shouse Johnny Shouse Joe Shropshire Sharon Shugart Mike Shumate Nora Simmons Dana Slater Fred Smith Charles Smith Kathy , miih 3 Kathy Smith Michael Smith Reid Smith Rhonda Smith Ronnie Smith Sandra Smith Tommy Smith Wayne Smitherman Dawn Snell Russell Snyder David Southern Patricia Southern Rachel Southern Stan Southern Cathy Spainhour Charlie Spainhour Doug Spainhour Janet Spainhour Jerry Spainhour Belinda Speas 176 Danny Spence Chris Sprinkle Vanessa Sprinkle Paul Starbuck Susan Starling Susan Steelman Cathy Stewart Connie Stewart Kermit Stewart Greg Stoltz Linda Stoltz Denise Stroup Nancy Sturdivant Sylvia Styers Andre Summers David Summers Shirley Summers Veronica l Summers Iverson Surratt Linda Swanson Lori Takacs Rodney Talley Richard Tate Ann Taylor Tommy Temples Ronnie Tesh Gary Thomas Latitia Thomas Pat Tilley Terry Timmons f Linda Trivette Ann Trueblood Debra Trueblood Kathy Tucker Tommy Tucker Bobby Turner 177 Cathy Tuttle Charles Tuttle Deborah Tuttle Dannie Tuttle Harold Tuttle Cynthia Vanhoy Sybil Vaughn John Vernon Robert Vernon Norma Vogler Arlene Walker Beverly Walker Millard Walker Randy Walker Lucy Walker Susan Walker Sherrie Wall Stephen Wall Jo Ella Walters Paul Ward Mike Warren Yvonne Washington Danny Watson Sherry Watson orking hard for fun — ; Class of 71 178 Danny Watts Cynthia Weavil Gale Welborn Ann Wesley Greg West Josephine West Barbara Westmoreland Charlie Westmoreland James Whetstone Kenneth Whitaker Danny White Mike White Patricia White Larry Whitt Martha Wikle Clinton Wiles Diane Wiles Eddie Wilkins Judy Wilkins Raymond Wilkins Toni Wilkins Carolyn Williams Terry Williams Paul Wilson Ronald Wilson Tommy Wilson Rene Wolff Debra Wolfington Keith Womble Jan WorrelT Carolyn Yonce Lance Young 179 v jr Jy- c J ' Ji V- 01 U rtjJ) b-€. . SL -Jlo j-4- ' ty 7 - ' J ' t ' o v O- J ' -£C 2- - cv l ' ITv ' v v- ci? y - M £t - UJ-juL z L hjn 1 -£- - U 2 £. Uo— ■ i±st fi Sophomores RIGHT: They come, they see, and they conquer! Larry Revell and Sherry Wood are caught invading Mr. Gibson’s office. BELOW: Sophomores fight back by teasing upper¬ classmen in their talent show. CENTER: Larry ReveU, President CENTER RIGHT: Elaine Falkenberry, Treasurer BOTTOM LEFT: Sherry Wood, Secretary BOTTOM RIGHT: L.J. Handy, Vice-President Class of ’72: For “Baby Vikings” the first year at North is a time of adjustments. The spirit of its classrooms, student body, and staff is not to be osmosed, but rather to be pursued by each student. Once obtained, the ghost of the Crimson Viking serves as an in¬ spiration to greater mental and emotional growth during the sophomore’s remaining years at North. 180 Beth Adams Cynthia Adams Diane Adams Fred Adams Jerry Adams Rick Adams Tony Adams Leon Aldridge Lynn Alexander Sue Allen Shirley Allred Bob Anderson Debbie Anderson Frank Archer Harry Armstrong Robert Armstrong Ronnie Armstrong Betty Arrington John Arrowood Ronnie Ashley Tommy Ashley Lynn Atchley Beverly Ayers Eugene Ayers Janet Ayers Ken Ayers Pam Bailey Kent Baity Debbie Baker Kay Banner Ricky Banner Mitzi Bare Terri Baumgarner Debra Beall Randy Beaman Mickey Beaver 181 £38I Rickey Beck Don Bell Rickey Bennett Rickie Bennett Steve Bennett Hugh Billings Tim Billings Terri Billips Rose Black Mike Blackburn Corrine Blizard Cynthia Bobbitt Mike Boggess Don Bolen Arnold Booth Kathie Bovender Randall Bowen Jim Bowers Michael Bowles Danny Bowman Joe Bowman Lorene Bowman Paige Bracken Libby Brahn Bonnie Brannock Pamela Branscomb Ruth Briles David Brim Andre Brooks Fred Brooks Vicki Brooks Harvey Brown James Brown Kathy Brown Sharon Brown Steve Bumgarner 182 Sherron Burcham Jayme Burchette Leon Burrow Kathy Burton Freda Butner Keith Byerly Kris Byers David Callahan Mike Campbell Brenda Carithers Gray Carmichael George Carter Wayne Carter Beth Chadwick Linda Chamberlain Joella Chambers Dan Chandler Connie Cheek Vanessa Choate Connie Christmas Pam Clayton Jimmy Clayton Sharon Clement Susan Cole Bobby Collins Gary Co Bins Keith Cornatzer David Colter Benny Combs Tommy Comer Kathy Conrad Molly Conrad Craig Cook Jerry Cook Linda Cook Terry Cook Sophomores 183 Energetic class of 72 adjusts easily to North’s hectic routine Bart Lanchaster, North’s Liberace, performs for the student body. John Cooley Barbara Cooper Walter Cooper Melvin Corns Sandra Cox Sheila Cox Tim Cox Sharon Cranfill Charlotte Craven Christine Cress Debbie Crews Dawn Cromer Roger Cromer Stephen Cromer Carolyn Cruthers Karen Culler Ricky Culler Ricky Culler Donna Daniel Wanda Daniel Debbie Danner Richard Danner Mike Darnell Barbara Davis 184 Donald Davis Jerry Davis Kathy Davis Lewis Davis Melinda Davis Robert Davis Tyrone Davis Charles Day Susan Dickens Robin Disher Barry Dodson J.R. Dodson Debra Doub Jan Doub James Douglas Beth Drake Linda Driver James Duckett Brenda Dudley Debra Dudley Donna Duggins Sherri Duggins James Durham Lorraine Duval Barbara Eddinger Charlotte Elliott Sammy Evans Elaine Falkenberry Karen Fernandez Calvin Finger Karen Flowers Rhonda Floyd Susan Flynt Jerry Ford 185 James Forrest Larry Foster Robert Foster Richard Fowler Greg Frazier Lindy Freeman Debbie Fries Ken Frye Wendell Frye Susan Fuller Reed Fuller Sherman Funderburk Gray Fye Carolyn Gallimore Katrinda Galloway Greg Gant Patricia Garris Bonnie Gattis Marsha George Bruce Gilbert Sue Gill Karen Gilliam Bobby Goins Janet Goins Ricky Goins Terry Graham Ina Gravitt Roberta Greene Mike Greer Tim Greer Bob Gregory Brenda Griffin Miranda Griffin Denise Grubbs Gary Grubbs Mark Grubbs Sophomores 186 Pat Haigwood John Hairston Nellie Hairston Carolyn Haithcock Danny Haley C.D. Hall Mike Hall Selwyn Hall L.J. Handy Mary Ann Harbin Exceptral Harden Randy Harding Mike Harrell Ronnie Harris Vera Harris Roger Harrison Lenora Hatcher Carolyn Hauser Joan Hawkins Diane Hedgecock Ricky Heath Sylvia Hegwood Jolene Helsabeck Lanny Hemmings Gary Henderson Jimmy Henderson Bobby Henry Danny ttepler Mike Hicks Jane Huffman Melanie Hurlocker Eddie Hutchens Gwen Hutchens Rachel Icard Dean Jacobs Karen James 187 Sophomores produce pages for Prom John Jarvis Reed Jarvis Gene Jenkins Jean Jenkins John Jenkins Peggy Jester Billy Johnson Calvin Johnson Lee Johnson Penny Johnson Terry Johnson Brenda Jones Greg Jones Robert Jones Shelby Jones Judy Jordan Mike Josey Stanley Juoska Susan Juoska Debbie Kallam Michael Kapp Sally Keith Ann Key Pam Key Candise Kiser Michael Kiser Patsy Knight Jerry Lambert Michael Lanchester Chester Landingham Cynthia Lane Donald Lash Georgia Lash Peggy Lawson Jerry Leonard Marsha Lewis 188 Enjoy Sophomore Day and Career-O-Rama Mitzy Ligon Deborah Lineback Gary LitteU Sharon Little Gail Livengood Cheryl Lockamy Nancy Logan Judy Long Miona Longworth Anita Lord Wayne M. Mabe Wayne S. Mabe Reginald Mack Michael Maloney Kay Manuel Darae Marsh Betty Marshall Cathy Marshall Richard Marshall Patricia Martin Rebecca Martin Jerry Mason Marty Mathis Andre Maupin Terry May Mary McCullough Gale McDonald Alice McDowell Debra McGee Rose McGee Joyce McGrath Donita McHone Pamela McKinney Melinda McKnight Tamela McMillan Larry Meacham 189 Sophomores Leland Meadwell Martha Melton Deborah Merritt Paula Merritt Moseroy Miller Regina Miller Sharon Miller Terita Miller Mike Minor Elsie Mitchell Joan Montgomery Mike Montgomery Carolyn Moore Debby Moore Linda Moore Yvonne Moore Wanda Moracco Ben Morgan Jimmy Moser Ann Murphy Dreama Murray Mike Muse Debbie Myers Debbie Myers Lynn Nance Ricky Nathey Patty Needham Cathy Neel Joe Neel Art Newman Betty Newman Brent Nichols Patti Nicholson Bernie Noah Dean Noah Vickie Norman 190 Mckie Orrell Jenny Osborne Lenda Overby Steve Owens Paula Paige Patti Parker Jesse Paschal James Payne Susan Payne Phyliss Peachtree Wayne Peele Carol Pegram John Petree Sharon Petree Steve Petree Kathryn Petty Martha Phillips Joni Pinnix Richard Pinnix Rita Pledger Barbara Plemmons Steve Plemmons Ricky Plunkett Vernon Plunkett Gary Podgorski Bernard Pratt James Presnell Vicky Priddy Kathy Primm Dennis Ray Karen Reagan Becky Reavis Gary Reich Cheryl Renegar Johnnie Renegar Larry Revell 191 Baby Viking athletes develop winning Steve Rice Cindy Riggs Rob Rights David Ring Delores Robbins Richard Roberts Barry Robertson Carol Robertson David Rock James Roe Susan Rogers Terry Rogers Debra Rominger David Roper Mike Rose Barry Rothrock Artis Rucker Mildred Rucker Gary Samuels Debra Sands Randy Sands Pam Sapp Steve Savage Carolyn Scales Pam Sebastian Lynn Shamel Ann Shannon Valerie Sharpe Dawn Sheek Carleen Shircliffe Jackie Shouse Tim Shouse Donna Shrader Pat Simmons Dennis Sink Debra Skeen 192 skills for future varsity games Ella Skinner Lettie Smith Brenda Smith Debbie Smith Stan Smith Elaine Snell Debbie Snow Don Snyder Marcia Snyder Doug Somers Beth Southern Clyde Southern Jean Southern Debbie Spainhour Kris Spainhour Fred Sparks Randall Spaugh Sandra Spaugh Donna Speaks Vicki Spencer Robin Sprinkle Randy Stanberry Prince Stark Kathy Still Douglas Stoltz Dale Stuart Janice Stultz Gene Styers Judy Styers Cecil Summers Hilda Summers David Swain Harold Switzer Charles Sykes Robin Talley Karen Tatum 193 Gayle Teague Annette Tesh Ricky Tesh Cynthia Thigpen Connie Thomas Ricky Thomas Belva Thompson Yvonne Thompson David Turner Kent Tuttle Ricky Tuttle Sammy Tuttle Susan Tuttle Tim Tuttle Teresa Uhl Leslie Van Horn LuAnn Vanoy Glenn Voeltner Mark Vaughn LuAnn Venable David Vernon Jane Wall Dar lene Ward Gary Ward Randy Ward Shannun Warren Jimmy Watson Linda Welborn David West Kim Westmoreland Mike Whicker Greg Whisenant Lamont Whisonant Margo Whisonant Barbara White Faye White 194 Larry White Kathy Whitfield Tracy Whitman James Whitt Deborah Widner Priscilla Wilcox Debra Wiles Cynthia Wilkins Billy Williams Carol Williams Janie Williams John Williams Joyce Williams Becky Williams Lynn Williams Randy Williams Ronald Williams Tim Williams Sophomores Vickie Williams Larry Wilmoth Cathy Wilson Dorine Wilson Shirley Wilson Katherine Winfrey Marty Wolfe Joan Worrell Jane Wood Mike Wood Sherry Wood Kenneth Wright Lisa Wright Ben Yeager Debbie York Richard York Vannette Young Sharon Younger 195 Student Index Abbott, Sylvia, 104, 165 Adams, Beth, 181 Adams, Cynthia, 181 Adams, Debbie, 137 Adams, Diane, 81, 181 Adams, Fred, 181 Adams, Jerry, 181 Adams,Jerry H., 137 Adams, Kenneth, 137 Adams, Mark, 165 Adams, Randy, 94, 96, 137 Adams, Rick, 181 Adams, Susan, 165 Adams, Tony, 181 Adkins, Terry, 35, 165 Albert, Duane, 165 Alderman, Gwendolyn, 137 Aldridge, Karen, 57, 63, 69, 70, 78, 99, 136,137 Aldridge, Leon, 181 Aldridge, Pat, 165 Alexander, Lynn, 79, 90, 181 Alexander, Richard, 84, 137 Allen, John, 137 Allen, Malinda, 137 Allen, Pat, 81, 165 Allen, Sheba, 165 Allen, Sheron, 137 Allen, Sue, 81, 87, 181 Allen, Tim, 85, 137 Allen, Vickie, 87, 165 Allred, Shirley, 181 Amos, Adrienne, 26, 69, 81, 165 Anders, Tom, 85, 137 Anderson, Bob, 181 Anderson, Debbie, 181 Anderson, Deborah, 137 Anderson, Lou Ellen, 107, 165 Anderson, Nyolka, 81, 87, 89, 104, 137 Archer, Frank, 181 Archer, Nick, 165 Armstrong, Bennie, 165 Armstrong, Harry, 181 Armstrong, John, 30, 41, 64, 164, 165 Armstrong, Robert, 35, 181 Armstrong, Ronnie, 82, 181 Armstrong, Teresa, 137 Arrington, Betty, 90, 93, 95, 181 Arrowood, John, 93, 181 Ashburn, Teresa, 74, 78, 81, 91, 93, 94, 107, 137 Ashley, Claudia, 93, 165 Ashley, Karen, 89, 165 Ashley, Ronnie, 181 Ashley, Tommy, 181 Atchley, Lynn, 81, 87, 181 Atkins, Mike, 139 Atkins, Patty, 85, 139 Atwood, Mike, 165 Austell, Larry, 30, 49, 77, 86, 139 Ayers, Beverly, 181 Ayers, Cindy, 81, 165 Ayers, Eugene, 181 Ayers, Janet, 181 Ayers, Ken, 72, 181 Ayers, Sandra, 57, 62, 139 Bagby, Paul, 165 Bailey, Pam, 181 Baity, Kent, 181 . Baity, Terry, 57, 62, 98, 139 Baker, Debbie, 181 Baker, Thomas, 165 Ball, Donald, 42, 139 Ball, Ellen, 165 iSali, Mtsie, 87, 69, 164, 165 Banks, James, 80, 72, 96, 139, 163 Banner, David, 82, 165 Banner, Kay, 87. 181 Banner, Randy, 72, 82, 101, 139 Banner, Ricky, 181 Barber, David, 57, 139 Bare, Mitzi, 181 Bare, Ronnie, 77, 86, 165 Barnes, Robert, 139 Barnes, Tommy, 165 Barr, Rebecca, 57, 61, 62, 69, 74, 104 139 Barringer, Susan, 139 Barton, Fred, 165 Baskin, Patricia, 139 Bass, Mike, 165 Baumgarner, Terri, 181 Beal, Douglas, 99, 139 Beall, Deborah, 87, 181 Beaman, Randy, 181 Beaver, David, 139 Beaver, Mickey, 36, 181 Beck, Richie, 165 Beck, Rickey, 182 Beck, Robin, 107, 165 Beck, Ted, 165 Bell, Don, 182 Bell, Jennifer, 57, 74, 83, 118, 139 Belton, C.B., 165 Benjamin, Gwyneth, 69, 78, 80, 98, 102, 139 Bennett, Jane, 79, 104, 165 Bennett, Rickey, 104, 182, Bennett, Richie, 182 Bennett, Steve, 182, Bennett, William, 139 Beshears, Jeannie, 139 Beverly, Linda, 165 Billings, Tim, 182 Billips, Terri, 182 Black, Rose, 79, 182 Blackburn, Avery, 82, 139 Blackburn, Kathy, 165 Blackburn, Mike, 182 Blakeley, Betty, 165 Blakeley, David, 77, 166 Blakley, Keith, 139 Blalock, Lynne, 79, 139 Blevins, Lenny, 34, 72, 166 Blevins, Thomas, 72, 96, 104, 139 Blizard, Corrine, 90, 91, 182, Bobbitt, Charlotte, 69, 164, 166 Bobbitt, Cynthia, 182 Boggess, Mike 182 Bohannon, Janice, 166 Bolen, Don, 182 Bolejack, Susan, 139 Boles, Alita, 107, 166 Boles, Mark, 85, 96, 139 Boles, Marty, 84, 166 Boles, Rene, 57, 139 Booth, Arnold, 36, 79, 182 Bost, Michael, 29, 30, 35, 48, 77, 89, 166 Bovender, Kathie, 81, 182 Bovender, William, 72, 164, 166 Bowen, Ann, 166 Bowen, Dennis, 129, 139 Bowen, Lisa, 166 Bowen, Marilyn, 166 Bowen, Randall, 82, 182, Bowers, Benny, 166 Bowers, Bruce, 72, 166 Bowers, Jim, 82, 104, 182 Bowles, Michael, 77, 182 Bowman, Danny, 182 Bowman, Joe, 84, 182 Bowman, Lorene, 182 Bowman, Thomas, 77, 139 Boyd, Cathy, 139 Boyles, Mark, 41, 47, 139 Bracey, Alice, 64, 70, 98, 166 Bracken, Cynthia, 89, 90, 98, 104, 166, Bracken, James, 85, 139 Bracken, Lanny, 166 Bracken, Paige, 182 Braddy, Mable, 166 Bradley, Sherry, 166 Brahn, Libby, 182 Bralley, Terry, 77, 166 Branch, Joseph, 104, 139 Brannock, Bonnie, 182 Branscomb, Pamela, 81, 182 Brendle, Gayle, 87, 89, 107, 166 Brewer, Cecil, 29, 44, 47, 86, 104, 139 Brewster, Johnny, 166 Briles, Ruth, 81, 87, 182, Brim, David, 182 Brim, Johnny, 77, 91, 166 Brinkley, Debbie, 81, 87, 107, 166 Broadus, Ray, 166 Brock, Luther, 30, 48, 104, 140 Brock, Steve, 166 Brooks, Andre, 182 Brooks, Diane, 78, 79, 81, 140, 142 Brooks, Fred, 36, 182, Brooks, Vicki, 182, Brown, Bonnie, 140 Brown, Brenda A., 26, 87, 140 Brown, Brenda K., 107, 140 Brown, Celestine, 140 Brown, Deborah, 70, 81, 107, 140 Brown, Harvey, 182 Brown, James, 91,182 Brown, Jeanette, 166 Brown, Judy,85,89,102, 166 Brown, Kathy, 182 Brown, Kelly, 166 Brown, Mary, 79, 88, 93, 140 Brown, Norma, 140 Brown, Pam, 79, 87, 166 Brown, Phyllis, 90, 166 Brown, Ray, 30, 35, 86, 140 Brown, Sharon, 90, 182 Brown, Sidney, 140 Bryan, John, 140 Buchanan, Linda, 93, 94, 166 Bullins, Donnie, 166 Bumgarner, Steve, 82, 182 Burbage, Richard, 166 Burcham, Sherron, 81, 104, 183 Burchette, Janie, 85, 166 Burchette, Jayme, 81,87,89, 182, Burgess, Linda, 166 Burke, Greg, 29, 30, 33, 38,41, 140, 48, 60, 86 Burrow, Leon, 82, 183 Burton, Alburn, 30, 47, 140 Burton, Kathy, 183 Butler, Jeff, 34, 48, 166 Butner, Angie, 26, 57,63, 69, 70, 78, 81,87,140 Butner, Freda, 81, 102, 183 Butner, Keith, 136, 140 Butner, Marcus, 85, 140 Butner, Robin, 87, 167 Butner, Tony, 104, 167 Byerly, Keith, 183 Byers, Kris, 183 Caffey, Dalton, 140 Cain, Jerry, 104,140 Cain, Steve, 82, 167 Cain, William 85, 140 Callahan, David, 183 Calloway, Wanda, 104, 140 Campbell, Mike, 183 Cardwell, Pam, 167 Carithers, Brenda, 183 Carmichael, Gray, 183 Carmichael, Nancy, 140 Carmichael, Tom, 167 Carnes, Estelle, 80, 95, 112, 140 Carroll, Danny, 29, 30, 140 Carroll, Robin, 70, 92, 104, 164, 167, Carroll, Roland, 34, 86, 140 196 Carter, Bob, 84, 93, 140 Carter, George, 183 Carter, Jackie 167 Carter, Myrtle, 167 Carter, Wayne, 183 Cartwright, Suzanne, 64, 92, 107, 167 Caudle, David, 77, 140 Caudle, Dennis, 72, 167 Caudle, Joyce, 78, 140 Ceasar, Carolyn, 78, 80, 91, 140 Chadwidk, Beth, 183 Chadwick, Carl, 57, 140 Chadwick, LuAnne, 81,92, 107, 167 Chamberlain, Linda, 183 Chamberlain, Robert, 85, 140 Chambers, Joella, 50, 52, 87, 183 Chandler, Dan, 183 Chandler, Ray, 140 Chapman, Maxine, 140 Chappie, Debra, 140 Cheek, Connie, 50, 52, 87, 183 Choate, Vanessa, 183 Christmas, Connie, 53, 81,87, 183 Christmas, Geraldine, 167 Clancy, Patrick, 167 Clark, Fred, 48, 82, 104, 167 Clark, Marty, 167 Clayton, Charles, 104, 140 Clayton, James, 140 Clayton, Jimmy, 183 Clayton, Pam, 81, 183 Clayton, Rickey, 167 Cleary, Sandra, 167 Cleary, Stephen, 143 Clement, Sharon, 183 Cole, David, 34, 35, 49, 93, 101,164 Cole, Susan, 183 Coley, Christine, 57, 63, 70, 78, 136, 143 Collins, Bobby, 183 Collins, Gary, 183 Collins, Gregory, 41,143 Collins, Monty, 167 Collins, Randy, 30, 35,167 Collins, Sharon, 167 Colter, David, 183 Combs, Benny, 77, 183 Combs, Robert, 96, 143 Comer, Tommy, 183 Conrad, Adrienne, 85, 89, 143 Conrad, Kathy, 53, 81, 87, 183, 104 Conrad, Molly, 183 Conrad, Steve, 167 Cook, Craig, 183 Cook, Jerry, 104, 183 Cook,Judy, 94, 143 Cook, Larry, 167 Cook, Linda, 183 Cook, Sharon, 143 Cook, Terry, 183 Cooke, Susan, 78, 81, 143 Cooley, John, 79, 184 Cooper, Barbara, 184 Cooper, Joe, 35, 167 Cooper, Walter, 79, 184 Cornatzer, Keith, 183 Comatzer, Vickie, 57, 70, 78, 81, 143 Corns, Melvin, 184 Couch, Sandra, 167 Covington, Melody, 57, 79, 143 Covington, Susan, 107, 167 Cox, Ann, 57, 70, 143 Cox, Dawn, 87, 102, 167 Cox, Janice, 143 Cox, Sandra, 90, 184 Cox, Sheila, 87, 184 Cox, Tim,36, 184 Craft, Milton, 143 Cranfill, Judy, 90, 167 Cranfill, Sharon, 87, 184 Craven, Charlotte, 184 Crawford, Jimmy, 77,143 Crayton, Charles, 104, 184, Crayton, Elizabeth, 167 Creech, Anne, 74, 167 Creed, Raleigh, 85, 143 Creson, Kathy, 143 Cress, Christine, 90, 184 Crews, Becky, 167 Crews, Beverly, 143 Crews, Debbie, 83, 184 Crews, Donna, 87, 167 Crews, Faye, 167 Cromer, David, 84, 143 Cromer, Dawn, 53,81, 87, 184 Cromer, Roger, 184 Cromer, Stephen, 82, 184 Crow, Cathy, 167 Cruthers, Carolyn, 87, 184 Culler, Karen, 184 Culler, Kenneth, 82, 85, 143 Culler, Ricky, 184 Culler, Ricky, 184 Cummings, Joyce, 143 Daniel, Donna, 184 Daniel, Wanda, 87, 184 Danner, Debbie, 83, 184 Danner, Richard, 88, 184 Darnell, Cindy, 143 Darnell, Mike, 82, 184 Darnell, Roy, 101, 143 Davis, Barbara, 184 Davis, Donald, 185 Davis, Eddie, 167 Davis, Gary, 101, 168 Davis, Jerry, 185 Davis, Kathy, 185 Davis, Louis, 185 Davis, Melinda, 185 Davis, Robert, 185 Davis, Tyrone, 82, 185 Dawson, Pamela, 143 Day, Albert, 77, 96, 143 Day, Charles, 185 DeHart, Anita, 143 DeHart, Michael, 82, 143 Dellinger, Lee, 74, 107, 168 Dendy, Elsie, 168 Dezem, Karen, 143 Dickens, Susan, 185 Dicus, Marie, 69, 136, 145 Disher, Robin, 87, 185 Dixon, Daryl, 85, 145 Dobson, Yvonna, 50, 91, 102, 145 Dodson, Barry, 85, 185 Dodson, Bruce, 85, 168 Dodson, J.R., 185 Donaway, Jerusha, 87, 91, 168 Doss, Becky, 168 Dotson, Debra, 64, 87, 107, 168 Doub, Donald, 82, 145 Doub, Jan, 185,90, 93, 95 Doub, Michael, 34, 48, 82, 168 Doub, Wesley, 57, 145 Douglas, James, 185 Dowell, Charles, 48, 168 Dowell, Kathy, 87, 168 Drake, Beth, 185 Driver, Linda, 91, 185 Dubose, Oscar, 85, 145 Duckett, James, 185 Dudley, Brenda, 185 Dudley, Debra, 104, 185 Duggins, Deborah, 64, 98, 168 Duggins, Donna, 92, 185 Duggins, Sherri, 81, 185 Duggins, Vickie, 57, 145 Dull, Lisa, 26, 74, 81, 87,93, 168 Dunnagan, Dirhl, 95, 170, 170 Durham, James, 36, 104, 185 Duval, Lorraine, 50, 81, 87, 185 197 Eaton, John, 30, 145 Eaton, Joyce, 104, 168 Eddinger, Barbara, 81, 87, 185 Eddins, Eric, 82, 145 Edison, Baxter, 168 Edwards, Becky, 168 Edwards, Lynn, 57, 69, 70, 104, 107, 145 Edwards, Marion, 168 Edwards, Peggy, 87, 145 Elliott, Charlotte, 185 Elliott, David, 79, 164, 1681 Erby, Arnell, 145 Evans, Elian, 145 Evans, Sammy, 185 Everhart, Lynn, 107, 168 Faircloth, Mary, 168 Falkenberry, Elaine, 69, 81, 87 180, 185 Ferguson, Charles, 104, 145 Ferguson, Denise, 168 Fernandez, Karen, 185 Fernandez, Myrle, 145 Finger, Calvin, 185 Fleming, Patricia, 80, 87, 91, 145 Flippin, Mike, 168 Flipping, Tommy, 168 Flowers, Karen, 79, 185 Floyd, Rhonda, 185 Flynn, Alma, 50, 52, 81, 87, 169 Flynt, Susan, 185 Ford, Jerry, 185 Forester, Brenda, 169 Forrest, James, 186 Foster, Karen, 50, 52, 84, 87, 169 Foster, Larry, 186 Foster, Robert, 186 Fowler, Richard, 186 Fowler, Vancie, 169 France, Anthony, 169 Frazier, Greg, 186 Frazier, Ottra, 169 Frazier, Teresa, 145 Frazier, Willie, 50, 52, 69, 80, 87, 91, 164, 169 Freeman, Beverly, 169 Freeman, Lindy, 186 Fries, Debbie, 81, 186 Frye, Ken, 186 Frye, Wendell, 186 Fulcher, Debra, 145 Fulk, Brad, 47, 104, 169 Fulk, Vickie, 81, 107,169 Fulk, Wanda, 169 Fuller, Cheryl, 64, 70, 91, 107, 169 Fuller, Reed, 186 Fuller, Susan, 93, 186 Fulton, Clarence, 169 Funderburk, Preston, 104, 169 Funderburk, Sherman, 186 Furches, Richard, 29, 30, 169 Fye, Gray, 186 Gaddy, Herbert, 84, 169 Gallimore, Antonio, 85, 145 Gallimore, Carolyn, 186 Galloway, Katrinda, 186 Gant, Grey, 186 Gardner, Nathan, 145 Garner, Doris, 104, 145 Garner, Frank, 145 Garris, Patricia, 186 Gaskins, Lee, 169 Gattis, Bonnie, 81, 87, 104, 186 Gattis, Michael, 85, 145 Gentry, Barbara, 169 George, Marsha, 186 Gibson, Dick, 42, 69, 72, 169 Gibson, Joan, 145 Gilbert, Betsy, 169, 175 Gilbert, Bruce, 186 Giles, Everette, 88, 169 Gill, Ronald, 89, 145 Gill, Sue, 186 Gilley, Keith, 104, 169 Gilliam, Karen, 186 Gilliam, Michael, 48, 169 Gilliam, Vance, 91, 169 Glenn, Carl, 85, 145 Glenn, Debra, 90, 169 Glenn, Dwight, 145 Glenn, Larry, 104, 145 Glenn, Russell, 117, 169 Glenn, Vickie, 102, 169 Goins, Bobby, 186 Goins, Janet, 186 Goins, Ricky, 18b Goodnough, Mark, 77,86,96,145 Gough, Faye, 145 Graham, Terry, 82, 186 Gravitt, Ina, 83, 186 Green, Danny,72,104,145 Greene, Charles, 145 Greene, Roberta, 186 Greer, Mike, 104, 186 Greer, Tim, 104, 186 Gregg, Glenda, 145 Gregory, Benny, 145 Gregory, Bob, 186 Griffin, Brenda, 186 Griffin, Karen, 145 Griffin, Linda, 50, 147 Griffin, Miranda, 186 Griffin, Terry, 147 Groce, Janet, 85, 169, Grubbs, Denise, 104, 186 Grubbs, Gary, 186 Grubbs, Mark, 186 Grubbs, Pamela, 85, 147 Grubbs, Steven, 169 Guinn, Charles, 147 Student Haigwood, Diane, 169 Haigwood, Pat, 81, 102, 187 Hailey, Tanya, 169 Hairston, Carolyn, 170 Hairston, John, 187 Hairston, Nellie, 187 Hairston, Wanda, 91, 169 Haithcock, Carolyn, 187 Hale, Susan, 69, 74, 102, 136, 147 Haley, Danny, 90, 95, 187 Hall, C.D., 187 Hall, Charles, 82,84, 104, 147 Hall, Christy, 170 Hall, Kathy, 164, 170 Hall, Michael, 147 Hall, Mike, 94, 187 Hall, Selwyn, 69, 81, 87, 90, 104, 187 Hamilton, Steve, 147 Hamilton, Tommie, 170 Hancock, Cathy, 70, 170 Hancock, Jim, 170 Hand, Cathie, 170 Handy, L .J., 69, 180,187 Hanna, Virginia, 147 Harbin, Mary Ann, 187 Harding Exceptral, 187 Harding, Randy, 187 Hardy, Cheryl, 147 Hardy, Joe, 170 Harrell, Debbra, 83, 87, 170 Harrell, Mike, 104, 187 Harrelson, Sharon, 102, 136, 147 Harris, John, 170 Harris, Ricky, 82, 170 Harris, Ronnie, 187 Harris, Sheila, 170 Harris, Vera, 187 Harrison, Judy, 147 Harrison, Roger, 287 Hartgrove, Donna, 65, 74, 92, 171 Harvey, Cindy, 171 Hatcher, Lenora, 80, 81, 87, 94, 187 198 Index Hauser, Carolyn, 87, 187 Hauser, Dale, 171 Hauser, Donald, 147 Hauser, Jo Ann, 87, 147 Hauser, Marion, 147 Hauser, Nancy, 70, 104, 147 Hauser, Pamela, 84, 147 Hauser, Sheila, 80, 83, 90, 171 Hawkins, Joan, 187 Hawkins, Kathy, 171 Hawks, Ronald L., 84, 147 Hawks, Ronald W., 85, 147 Hayes, Debbie, 171 Haynes, Charlie, 171 Haynes, Michael, 85, 147 Heath, Karen, 85, 147 Heath, Ricky, 187 Hedderly, Sue, 164, 171 Hedgecock, Diane, 81, 84, 187 Heflin, Susan, 171 Hegwood, Sylvia, 187 Helsabeck, Jolene, 187 Hemmings, Lanny, 187 Hemric, Margaret, 77, 147 Hemric, Patricia, 57, 104, 147 Henderson, Brona, 79, 147 Henderson, Gary, 29, 30, 91, 187 Henderson, Jimmy, 79, 187 Hendrix, Donna, 147 Henry, Bobby, 187 Henry, Colleen, 87, 147 Henry, Constance, 91, 147 Henry, Emmett, 148 Hepler, Danny, 187 Hiatt, Cynthia, 171 Hicks, Cecil, 171 Hicks, Connie, 171 Hicks, Mary, 171 Hicks, Mike, 36, 187 Hicks, William, 171 Higgins, Debbie, 171 Hill, Frances, 148 Hill, Wayne, 82, 89, 171 Hixenbaugh, Rebecca, 80, 83, 148 Hodges, Jerry, 148 8 Hodges, Karen, 171 Holbrook, Dickie, 77, 164, 171 Holcomb, Susan, 107, 148, 174 Holden, Frances, 101, 104, 148 Holden, Kathy, 104, 171 Holmes, Jimmy, 47, 171 Hooker, Lila, 50, 52, 87, 148 Hooker, Samuel, 35, 171 Hooker, Sue, 85, 148 Hord, Beth, 26, 69, 74, 81, 136, 148 Hothorn, Colt, 30, 35,49, 57, 86, 136, 138,148 Houser, Teresa, 87, 171 Howard, John, 148 Howell, Barbara, 70, 107, 148 Howell, Charles, 171 Howell, Clyde, 171 Howell, William, 148 Huffman, Jane, 87, 187 Huffman, Ronnie, 85, 148 Huffman, Sherry, 148 Hull, Steven, 148 Humphries, Nancy, 171 Hunt, Dorothy, 171 Hunter, Pamela, 148 Hunter, Russell, 148 Hurlocker, Melanie, 53, 81, 104, 187 Hutchens, Eddie, 82, 187 Hutchens, Gwen, 187 Hutchens, Jan, 136, 148 Hutchens, Thomas, 171 Hutchens, Marlene, 148 Hutchens, Olivia, 171 Hyer, Michael, 171 Hyer, Rex, 171 Icard, Rachel, 50, 87, 90, 187 Inman, Wanda, 171 wgtm Jackson, Alicia, 171 Jackson, Denise, 148 Jackson, Wyvonia, 171 Jacobs, Dean, 187 James, Anita, 171 James, Arthur, 171 James, Karen, 87, 187 James, Wanda, 148 Jarvis, John, 188 Jarvis, Reed, 35, 188 Jenkins, Charles, 69, 91, 148 Jenkins, Charlette, 91, 148 Jenkins, Gene, 188 Jenkins, Jean, 188 Jenkins, John, 188 Jenkins, Michael, 148 Jester, Patricia, 83, 148 Jester, Peggy, 85, 188 Joe, Roberta, 172 Johnson, Billy, 85, 188 Johnson, Brenda, 172 Johnson, Calvin, 89, 188 Johnson, Janet, 172 Johnson, Jeryl, 57, 148 Johnson, Joyce, 85, 148 Johnson, Kathy, 83, 87,94,172 Johnson, Lee, 188 Johnson, Patricia, 172 Johnson, Penny, 81, 87, 188 Johnson, Ronnie, 104, 148 Johnson, Terry, 188 Johnson, Tommy, 47, 77, 148 Johnson, Wayne, 85, 148 Johnson, William, 148 Johnston, Nancy, 87, 172 Jones, Brenda, 188 Jones, Deborah E., 52, 87, 89, 172 Jones, Deborah L., 1 72 Jones, Delmer, 60, 85, 148 Jones, Greg, 82, 1 88 Jones, James, 77, 104, 172 Jones, Karen, 93, 148 Jones, Kenneth, 148 Jones, Robert, 82, 188 Jones, Shelba, 87, 188 Jones, Vickie, 172 Jordan, Judy, 94, 188 Josey, Mike, 82, 188 Joyce, Chris, 172 Joyner, Eddie, 77, 148 Joyner, James, 48, 172 Juoska, Stanley, 88, 188 Juoska, Susan, 188 Kallam, Debbie, 90, 188 Kapp, Michael, 72, 93, 188 Keeton, Karen, 60, 85, 150 Keith, Sally, 188 Kelley, Brett, 172 Kerley, John 85,172 Kerley, Patricia, 85, 172 Ketner, Debbie, 172 Key, Ann, 80, 83, 188 Key, Pam, 188 Kiger, Becky, 172 Kiger, Charles, 172 Kiger, Dan, 85, 172 Kiger, Darle, 29, 30, 35,48, 86, 150 Kiger, Fred, 36,47, 57, 61,69, 72, 86,91,93, 136, 150 King, Kathy, 92, 107, 172 King, Mike, 172 King, Steve, 72, 172 Kingsbury, Margie, 89, 164, 172 Kirkland, Jack, 30, 72, 172 Kiser, Andrea, 65,81, 164, 172 Kiser, Candise, 188 Kiser, Elizabeth, 150 Kiser, Lynn, 172 Kiser, Martha, 70, 78, 150 Kiser, Michael, 188 Kiser, Vickie, 78, 80, 92, 150 Kiser, Wayne, 29, 30, 49, 59, 77, 86, 150 Knight, Patsy, 53, 81, 87, 188 Lambert, Allan, 48, 172 Lambert, Jerry, 188 Lambert, Steve, 29, 30, 41,77, 172 Lambros, Deborah, 74, 150 Lancaster, Michael, 184, 188 Landingham, Chester, 188 Lane, Cynthia, 188 Lane,Judy, 84,172 Langford, Rick, 94, 150 Lanier, Sharon, 52, 78, 87,92, 104, 150 Lankford, Susan, 150 Lash, Donald, 36, 188 Lash, Georgia, 188 Lawson, Debbie, 59, 70, 79, 85, 150 Lawson, Junior, 35,48, 86, 150 Lawson, Mike, 150 Lawson, Peggy, 188 Lawson, Rick, 82, 172 Lawson, Steve(BL), 77, 150 Lawson, Steve (Br.), 77, 150 Lee, Robert, 172 Leinback, Mark, 30, 172 Leiser, Nancy, 151 Leonard, Jerry, 36, 188 199 Student Index Lewis, Marsha, 188 Ligon, Mitzi, 189 Ligon, Vickie, 172 Lindley, Gurtha, 79, 151 Lindsay, Sandra, 151 Lineback, Deborah, 189 Lineberry, Samuel, 151 Lingerfelt, Mike, 34, 41, 65, 69, 72, 172 Linville, David, 47, 151 Littell, Gary, 34, 36, 104, 189 Little, Linda, 151 Little, Sharon, 189 Little, Steven, 151 Littlejohn, Wayne, 91, 104, 172 Livengood, Gail, 104, 189 Livengood, Scott, 42, 72, 136, 151 Lloyd, Kenneth, 89, 172 Lockamy, Cheryl, 189 Logan, Nancy, 189 Long, Amy, 104, 151 Long, Judy, 189 Longworth, Miona, 189 Lord, Anitha, 79, 104, 189 Lord, Bonnie, 79, 104, 151 Love, Gloria, 50, 52, 87, 151 Lynch, Karen, 107, 173 Lynch, Riley, 85, 151 Lyons Jimmy, 29, 30, 36, 41, 47, 77, 86, 153, Mabe, Betty, 26, 65, 74, 81,87, 93,173 Mabe, Chris, 173 Mabe, Debbie, 173 Mabe, Janice, 81, 102, 173 Mabe, Steve, 173 Mabe, Tim, 173 Mabe, Vickie Mabe, Wayne, M. , 189 Mabe, Wayne S., 189 Mack, Reginald, 189 Mackie, Debbie, 79,81,83,87, 173 Maloney, Michael, 88, 93, 94, 189 Manuel, Kay, 189 Manuel, Paulette, 59, 69, 70, 78, 104, 107,151, 153 Marion, Sandy, 59, 63, 74, 78, 153 Marion, Sherry, 89, 153 Marsh, Darae, 189 Marshall, Betty, 189 Marshall, Cathy, 81, 87, 90, 93, 189 Marshall, Richard, 93, 189 Martin, Clifton, 85, 153 Martin, Kay, 101, 153 Martin, Patricia, 84, 189 Mdrtin, Patsy, 50, 81,87, 173 Martin, Randy, 173 Martin, Rebecca, 189 Martin, Sharon, 173 Mason, Jerry, 35, 189 Mathis, Brenda, 153 Mathis, Linda, 50, 52, 87, 153 Mathis, Marty, 52, 81,87, 189 Matlock, Becky, 81, 90, 173 Matthews, James, 164, 173 Maupin, Andre, 189 May, Terry, 189 Maynard, Richard, 85,153 Mayo, Patty, 107, 153 McBride, Thomas, 79, 153 McClellan, Chris, 107, 173 McCollum, Louie, 173 McCorey, Walter, 82, 153 McCormick, Lynn, 173 McCullock, Sadie, 173 McCul lough, Mary, 189 McCullum, Patricia, 153 McDaniel, Danny, 85, 153 200 McDonald, Catherine, 93,107, 136,153 McDonald, Gale, 81, 87, 93, 189 McDonald, Jack, 77, 173 McDonough, David. 88, 173 McDowell, Alice, 87, 189 McGee, Debra, 79, 189 McGee, Rose, 189 McGirt, Martha, 173 McGrath, Joyce, 87, 189 McGuire, Mike, 173 McGuire, Toni, 153 McHargue, Lanny, 173 McHone, Donita, 87, 189 McKinney, Pamela, 107, 189 McKinney, Terry, 173 McKinney, Tresa, 153 McKnight, Melinda, 189 McMillan, Beverly, 153 McMillan, Craig, 29, 30, 38, 41,72, 86, 153 McMillan, Geraldine, 153 McMillan, Tamela, 81,87, 189 McNatt, Mary, 173 McNight, Pam, 173 Meacham, Larry, 189 Meadows, Ann, 95, 173 Meadows, Sharon, 83, 104, 173 Meadwell, Leland, 190 Mecham, Glenda, 81, 153 Melton, Leah, 153 Melton, Martha, 190 Melvin, Donna, 85, 153 Melvin, Patty, 81, 173 Merritt, Deborah, 190 Merritt, Paula, 81, 190 Merritt, Roger, 59, 77, 136, 153 Merritt, Stanley, 173 Michaels, Kathy, 107, 173 Mickey, Chris, 142, 153 Mickey, Ted, 30, 33, 44, 47, 77, 86, 153 Miller, Allen, 173 Miller, Cynthia, 153 Miller, Moseroy, 36, 190 Miller, Regina, 190 Miller, Sharon, 190 Miller, Terita, 190 Mills, Lennie, 173 Minor, Mike, 190 Minor, Steve, 153 Minter, Cleo, 85,153 Minton, Connie, 50, 87. 89, 104, 173 Mitchell, Doris, 107, 153 Mitchell, Elsie, 91, 190 Mitchell, Marion, 153 Mitchell, Steve, 77, 153 Mitchell, Teresa, 153 Money, Trish, 74, 93, 107, 153 Montgomery, Joan, 81, 190 Montgomery, Mike, 82, 190 Montgomery, Terry, 72, 173 Montgomery, Vickie, 173 Moore, Allen, 96, 99, 153 Moore, Carolyn, 190 Moore, Cathy, 81, 93, 107, 154 Moore, Debby, 190 Moore, Don, 79, 154 Moore, Linda, 190 Moore, Yvonne, 190 Moracco, Wanda, 190 Morgan, Ben, 89, 190 Morris, Brenda, 26, 69, 74, 81, 87, 154 Moser, Carolyn, 104, 154 Moser, Debbie, 174 Moser, Jacob, 82, 84, 154 Moser, Jimmy, 190 Moser, Michelle, 154 Murphy, Ann, 190 Murray, Dreama, 81, 82, 93, 190 Muse, Mike, 190 Myers, Debbie, 87, 190 Myers, Debbie, 79, 190 Myers, Donnie, 174, Myers, Jimmy, 104, 154 A 1 Myers, Penny, 83, 154 Myers, Roger, 85, 154 Myers, Sammy, 93, 104, 174 Myers, Wayne, 174, Nail, David, 174 Nance, Cathy, 69, 70, 78, 136, 154 Nance, Lynn,107,174 Nance, Lynn, 190 Nathey, Ricky, 190 Naylor, Ann, 58, 154 Naylor, Mary, 107, 174 Needham, Patty, 53, 69, 87, 104, 190 Neel, Cathy, 81, 87, 190 Neel, Joe, 190 Nelson, Brenda, 154 Nelson, Donald, 85, 88, 154 Nelson, Vicki, 154 Newman, Art, 190 Newman, Betty, 190 Newman, Jackie, 174 Nichols, Brent, 48, 190 Nicholson, Patti, 104, 190 Noah, Bernie, 190 Noah, Dean, 190 Noble, Carolyn, 80, 174 Norman, Sue, 154 Norman, Vickie, 190 Norris, Rickey, 154 Norwood, Linda, 65, 101, 174 Oakes, Van, 174 Oakley, Charles, 154 Ogburn, Samuel, 77, 154 Ogburn, Suzanne, 107, 164, 174 Ogburn, Sylvia, 154 Orr, Joyce, 93,96, 154 Orrell, Mickie, 87, 104, 191 Osborne, Debbie, 58, 102, 136, 154 Osborne, Jenny, 52, 191 Overby, Lenda,191 Overby, Sharon, 174 Owens, Brenda, 50, 87, 174 Owens, David, 85, 154 Owens, Pat, 3 74 Owens, Steve, 191 Owens, Tim, 174 Pack, Gene, 34, 35, 86, 154 Paige, Jackie, 69, 154 Paige, Paula, 191 Pappas, Mike, 35, 174 Pardue, Doug, 174 Pardue, Joe, 174 Parker, Patti, 191 Parker, Phillip, 85, 174 Parks, Patricia, 95, 154 Parrish, Ronnie, 154 Parry, Marvin, 174 Pascal, Jeanne, 154 Paschal, Jesse, 191 Pauling, Hortense, 174 Payne, James, 191 Payne, Jan, 174 Payne, Rosalyn, 50, 87, 154 Payne, Susan, 191 Peachtree, Phyliss, 191 Pearman, Bruce, 174 Peay, Ed, 30,48, 154 Peele, Wayne, 191 Pegram, Carol, 81,191 Pegram, Tim, 154 Petree, John, 191 Petree, Sharon, 191 Petree, Steve, 48, 191 Petree, Thelma, 174 Pettitt, Donnie, 88, 174 Phelps, Chet, 72, 118, 174 Phillips, Martha, 79, 191 Phillips, Sue, 174 Phipps, Patricia, 154 Pike, Marilyn, 154 Pinnix, Joni, 191 Pinnix, Richard, 82, 191 Pittman, Barbara, 174 Pittman, Nello, 174 Pitts, Frankie, 104, 154 Pitts, Larry, 174 Pitts, Marty, 174 Pledger, Rita, 191 Plemmons, Barbara, 87, 191 Plemmons, Steve, 104, 191 Plunkett, Vernon, 82, 191 Podgorski, Gary, 90, 191 Podgorski, Steve, 34, 42, 58, 61,62, 72,86,93,99, 154 Porter, Edmund, 174 Poston, Wade, 82, 154 Powell, Donna, 87, 107, 174 Prather, Diana, 85, 153 Pratt, Bernard, 104, 191 Presnell, James, 191 Priddy, Debra, 154 Priddy, Vicky, 191 Prim, Kathy, 104, 191 Pruitt, Yvonne, 89, 156 Purcell, Johnetta, 156 Purcell, Wade, 84, 174 Puryear, Mary 156 Rachel, Billy, 174 Ramseur, Colista 80, 87, 91, 175 Randleman, Sandra, 175 Randleman, Wanda, 156 Rattz, Faye, 81, 102, 156 Ray, Dennis, 35, 82, 191 Ray, Joyce, 85, 156 Reagan, Karen, 90, 93, 191 Reavis, Becky, 90, 191 Recard, Robert, 156 Redding, Kay, 104, 156 Reece, Ken, 175 Reece, Robert, 156 Reich, Cynthia, 104, 156 Reich, Gary, 191 Reich, Terry, 156 Reid, Larry, 85, 156 Reid, Ricky, 104, 175 Reid, Steven, 156 Renagar, Cheryl, 83, 191 Renagar, Johnnie, 191 Revell, Larry, 180, 191 Reynolds, Jimmy, 94, 156 Rice, Steve, 192 Richardson, Jerry, 175 Rierson, Mike, 30, 49, 69, 72, 175 Riggs, Cindy, 91,192, Rights, Rob, 89, 192 Ring, David, 90, 93, 192 Ring, Richard, 156 Rivers, Brenda, 175 Robbins, Delores, 192 Roberts, Bernard, 175 Roberts, Diane, 156 Roberts, Richard, 192 Roberts, Vikki, 175 Robertson, Barry, 192 Robertson, Carol, 192 Robertson, Delphine, 104, 175 Robertson, Theresa, 81, 102, 175 Robinson, Samuel, 175 Robinson, Zenobia, 85, 91, 156 Rock, David, 192 Roe, James, 192 Rogers, Susan, 81,87, 91, 192 Rogers, Terry, 192 Rominger, Debra, 83, 192 Roper, David, 192 201 Rose, Mike, 192 Rosenbaum, Gary, 30, 175 Rothrock, Barry, 192 Rucker, Artis, 84, 192 Rucker, Mildred, 192 Rule, Ronald, 85, 156 Rumley, Karen, 79, 175 Russell, Calvin, 85, 156 Rutledge, Cynthia, 92, 175 Rutledge, Hope, 156 Rutledge, Sharon, 104, 107, 175 Rutledge, Steven, 156 Salberg, Tom, 175 Salmons, Phyllis, 58, 156 Samuels, Gary, 192 Sands, Debra, 192 Sands, Eddie, 175 Sands, Randy, 192 Sapp, Anne, 98, 107, 156 Sapp, Iris, 175 Sapp, Pam 90, 104, 192 Sardler, Regina, 156 Saunders, Bobby, 30, 175 Savage, Steve, 192 Sawyers, Brenda, 104,156 Scales, Carolyn, 50, 80, 87, 192 Scales, Jacqueline, 50, 80, 83, 156 Scearce, Charlene, 156 Scott, Alethia, 50, 156 Scott, Dennis, 82, 156 Scott, Glenn, 156 Sealey, Jimmy, 84, 175 Sebastian, Pam, 192 Secrest, Susan, 65, 70, 98, 104, 107, 175 Sellers, Pamela, 156 Settle, Mark, 175 Severt, Lois, 156 Seymore, Carolyn, 175 Shamel, Dawn, 90,104, 159 Shamel, James, 156 Shamel, Lynn, 81,87, 104, 192 Shannon, Ann, 81, 192, Shannon,Joyce, 74, 81,92,159 Sharpe, Darrell, 84, 159 Sharpe, Linda, 65,70, 92, 176 Sharpe, Linda G., 58, 78, 159 Sharpe, Valerie, 81, 87, 192 Sheek, Dawn, 192 Sheff, Glenda, 104,159 Shelton, Kathy, 164, 176 Shelton, Marie, 176 Shinault, Patsie, 159 Shircliffe, Carleen, 192 Shircliffe, Darleen, 58, 92, 136 Shoaf, Ellen, 81,90, 176 Shore, Billy, 82, 84, 159 Shore, Linda, 87, 176 Shore, Steve, 69, 72, 98, 118, 176 Shouse, Deborah, 159 Shouse, Jackie, 192 Shouse, Janella, 102, 176 Shouse, Johnny, 176 Shouse, Tim, 192 Shrader, Donna, 192 Shreve, Cathy, 83, 159 Shropshire, Joe, 176 Shugart, Sharon, 90, 176 Shumate, Mike, 82, 176 Simmons, Nora, 176 Simmons, Pat, 192 Simmons, William, 159 Sims, Diane, 80, 159 Sink, Albert, 82, 159 Sink, Dennis, 192 Skeen, Debra, 50, 52, 81, 87,90, 192 Skinner, Ella, 193 Slater, Dana, 176 Smith, Brenda, 83, 193 Smith, Debbie, 87, 193 Smith, Donna, 50, 87, 159 Smith, Fred, 84, 176 Smith, Charles, 91,176 Smith, Janet, 104, 107, 159 Smith, Kathy, 176 Smith, Kathy, 176 Smith, Lettie, 79,81, 104, 193 S mith, Michael, 84, 88, 176 Smith, Reid, 176 Smith, Rhonda, 87, 94, 102, 176 Smith, Ronnie, 86, 176 Smith, Sandra, 176 Smith, Sherry, 79, 87, 159 Smith, Stan, 193 Smith, Tommy, 91, 104, 176 Smith, Vicki, 85, 159 Smitherman, Wayne, 176 Snell, Dawn, 69, 81, 91, 164, 176 Snell, Elaine, 81, 193 Snow, Debbie, 81, 193 Snow, Richard, 36, 41, 86, 159 Snyder, Don, 93, 193 Snyder, Linda, 83, 159 Snyder, Marcia, 193 Snyder, Russell, 176 Somers, Doug, 193 Soots, Billy, 30, 33, 44, 47, 86, 159 Southard, Rachel, 81, 92, 176 Southern, Allen, 159 Southern, Beth, 81, 193 Southern, Clyde, 193 Southern, David, 176 Southern, Jean, 193 Southern, Lynn, 85, 159 Southern, Patricia, 107, 176 Southern, Stan, 176 Spainhour, Cathy, 87, 176 Spainhour, Charlie, 176 Spainhour, Debbie, 193 Spainhour, Doris, 81, 83, 104, 159, 164 Spainhour, Doug, 72, 176 Spainhour, Janet, 79, 104, 176 Spainhour, Jerry, 176 Spainhour, Kris, 53, 81, 193 Sparks, Fred, 193 Spaugh, Randall, 193 Spaugh, Sandra, 193 Speaks, Donna, 193 Spear, Allen, 58, 72, 159 Speas, Belinda, 80, 90, 176 Speas, Linda, 70, 78, 101, 159 Spence, Danny, 35, 86, 177 Spencer, Vicki, 104, 193 Sprinkle, Chris, 177 Sprinkle, Robin, 193 Sprinkle, Vanessa, 90, 177 Stanberry, Cathy, 78, 136, 159 Stanberry, Randy, 58, 193 Stanley, Janice, 58, 159 Stanley, Sandra, 159 Starbuck, Paul, 104, 177 Stark, Prince, 193 Starling, Geraldine, 85, 159 Starling, Susan, 177 Steelman, Susan, 65, 177 Stevens, Brenda, 87, 159 Stewart, Cathy, 177 Stewart, Connie, 177 Stewart, Freddie, 159 Stewart, Kermit, 85, 177 Still, Jerome, 87, 159 Still, Kathy, 193 Stoltz, Debbie, 26, 69, 81, 87,159 Stoltz, Douglas, 36, 193 Stoltz, Gary, 159 Stoltz, Greg, 30, 177 Stoltz, Linda, 177 Stonestreet, Janet, 69, 159 Stoye, Mark, 58, 80, 101, 159, 163 Stroup, Denise, 74, 177 Stuart, Dale, 193 Stultz, Janice, 193 Sturdivant, Nancy, 80, 87, 91, 177 Styers, Gene, 48, 193 Styers, Judy, 193 Styers, Portia, 58, 62, 70, 99, 136, 159 Styers, Sylvia, 177 Styers, Vickie, 159 Summers, Andre, 177 Summers, Cecil, 69, 82, 193 Student Summers, David, 41, 177 Summers, Hilda, 193 Summers, Jerry, 82, 159 Summers, Shirley, 69, 80, 90, 91, 164, 177 Summers, Veronica, 90, 95, 177 Surratt, Brenda, 91, 159 Surratt, Iverson, 177 Swain, Alan, 72, 104, 159 Swain, David, 193 Swanson, Linda, 81, 177 Switzer, Harold, 193 Switzer, LaVerne, 160 Swygert, Synthia, 104, 136, 160 Sykes, Charles, 48, 193 Takacs, Lori, 93, 107, 177 Talley, Robin, 81, 90, 104, 193 Talley, Rodney, 177 Tate, Carolyn, 84, 160 Tate, Richard, 177 Tatum, Karen, 81, 93, 193 Tatum, Nora, 88, 160 Taylor, Ann, 177 Taylor, Diane, 93, 107, 136, 142, 160 Teague, Gayle, 83, 194 Temples, Tommy, 177 Tesh, Annette, 104, 194 Tesh, Ricky, 85, 194 Tesh, Ronnie, 177 Thacker, Susan, 160 Thigpen, Cynthia, 194 Thomas, Connie, 83, 194 Thomas, Gary, 104, 177 Thomas, Latitia, 177 Thomas, Patricia, 58, 63, 74, 136, 160 Thomas, Ricky, 194 Thompson, Belva, 194 Thompson, Billy, 160 Thompson, Sharon, 85, 160 Thompson, Yvonne, 87, 194 Tilley, Colleen, 160 Tilley, Pat, 85, 177 Timmons, Terry, 81, 102, 177 Tingle, Roy, 160 Tolbert, Connie, 102, 104, 160 Tothill, Marcy, 74, 160 Towe, Cathy, 160 Trivette, Linda, 83, 104, 177 Trueblood, Ann, 177 Trueblood, Debra, 177 Tucker, Kathy, 177 Tucker, Tommy, 47, 69, 72, 164, 177 Tucker, Trent, 30, 160 Turner, Bobby, 177 Turner, David, 194 Turner, Robert, 79, 160 Tuttle, Cathy, 178 Tuttle, Charles, 178 Tuttle, Deborah, 178 Tuttle, Dannie, 84, 178 Tuttle, Donnie, 85, 160 Tuttle, Greg, 33, 58, 61, 62, 72, 91, 98 160 Tuttle, Harold, 178 Tuttle, Kent, 194 Tuttle, Ricky, 194 Tuttle, Sammy, 82, 194 Tuttle, Samuel, 104, 160 Tuttle, Sandy, 50, 52, 58, 84, 160 Tuttle, Stephen, 160 Tuttle, Susan, 194 Tuttle, Tim, 194 202 Index Uhl, Teresa, 90, 194 Utt, Bobby, 84, 160 Van Horn, Leslie, 87, 93, 104, 194 Vanhoy, Cynthia, 178 Vanhoy, Jeanne, 94, 95, 160 Vanoy, LuAnn, 83, 104, 194 Vaughn, Mark, 194 Vaughn, Sybil, 178 Venable, LuAnn, 50, 87, 194 Vernon, David, 42, 194 Vernon, John, 178 Vernon, Robert, 178 Voeltner, Glenn, 194 Vogler, Norma, 178 Wagoner, Michael, 82, 160 Walker, Arlene, 65, 69, 70, 178, 179 Walker, Beverly, 50, 52, 87, 178 Walker, Kathy, 160 Walker, Lucy, 104, 178 Walker, Millard, 178 Walker, Randy, 30, 35, 86, 178 Walker, Richard, 85, 160 Walker, Susan, 81, 178 Wall, Jane, 53, 81, 87, 104, 194 Wall, Sandra, 58, 63, 160 Wall, Sherrie, 178 Wall, Stephen, 82, 178 Walters, Jo Ella, 26, 69, 70, 81, 178 Ward, Darlene, 85, 194 Ward, Gary, 194 Ward, Henry, 86, 136, 160 Ward, Paul, 104, 178 Ward, Randy, 194 Warren, Mike, 34, 178 Warren, Shannun, 79, 80, 83, 194 Warren, Vickie, 160 Washington, Yvonne, 50, 91, 104, 178 Watson, Brenda, 80, 83, 104, 160 Watson, Danny, 84, 178 Watson, Deborah, 162 Watson, Diana, 162 Watson, Jimmy, 194 Watson, Sherry, 178 Watts, Danny, 179 Watts, June, 94, 162 Weavil, Cynthia, 81, 93, 179 Weavil, Daryl, 42, 47, 58, 77, 86, 93, 98, 162 Weeden, Jimmy, 49, 86, 162 Weir, Kay, 81, 162 Welborn, Gale, 179 Welborn, Linda, 81, 87, 93, 194 Wesley, Ann, 69, 74, 81, 87, 179 West, David, 194 West, Greg, 179 West, Josephine, 179 West, Marcia, 162 Westmoreland, Barbara, 83, 179 Westmoreland, Charlie, 179 Westmoreland, Kim, 194 Westmoreland, Thomas, 82, 84, 162 Whetstone, James, 179 Whicker, Mike, 82, 194 Whisenant, Greg, 194 Whisenhunt, Clifton, 29, 30, 86, 162 Whisonant, Lamont, 194 Whisonant, Margo, 194 Whitaker, Kenneth, 77, 82, 179 White, Barbara, 194 White, Danny, 85, 179 White Faye, 194 White, Larry, 195 White, Linda, 104, 162 White, Mike, 90, 104, 179 White, Patricia, 179 White, Sandra, 104, 107, 162 White, Wynn, 101, 162 Whitfield, Kathy, 53, 81, 87, 93, 104, 195 Whitman, Tracy, 82, 195 Whitt, James, 195 Whitt, Larry, 179 Widner, Deborah, 195 Wikle, Martha, 70, 79, 107, 179 Wilcox, Priscilla, 195 Wiles, Clinton, 84, 179 Wiles, Debra, 195 Wiles, Diane, 81, 86, 179 Wilhite, Irven, 162 Wilkins, Cynthia, 52, 53, 81, 87, 195 Wilkins, Eddie, 179 Wilkins, Judy, 84, 179 Wilkins, Raymond, 36, 41, 179 Wilkins, Toni, 179 Willard, Anne, 85, 162 Williams, Becky, 83, 195 Williams, Billy, 104, 195 Williams, Carol, 195 Williams, Carolyn, 179 Williams, Janie, 195 Williams, John, 117, 195 Williams, Joyce, 195 Williams, Lynn, 104, 195 Williams, Paul, 162 Williams, Randy, 93, 195 Williams, Ronald, 195 Williams, Tenna, 126, 162 Williams, Terry, 85, 179 Williams, Tim, 195 Williams, Vickie, 195 Williamson, Emma, 85, 126, 162 Wilmoth, Larry, 195 Wilson, Burke, 30, 69, 72, 86, 162 Wilson, Cathy, 81, 195 Wilson, Dorine, 195 Wilson, Paul, 179 Wilson, Ronald 179 Wilson, Shirley, 81, 90, 195 Wilson, Tommy, 179 Winfrey, Katherine, 195 Woffard, Benny, 91 Wolfe, Marly, 87, 195 Wolff, Renee, 107, 179 Wolfington, Debra, 93, 179 Womble, Keith, 179 Wood, Jane, 81, 87, 104, 195 Wood, Jeff, 36, 38, 41,44, 47, 61, 69, 72, 86, 162 Wood, Marcia, 78, 91, 136, 151, 163 Wood, Mike, 195 Wood, Sherry, 53, 69, 81, 87, 104, 195 Wood, Valerie, 163 Woody, Van, 96, 163 Wooten, Joel, 163 Woffard, Benny, 91, 163 Worrell, Jan, 50, 81, 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May we keep with us always Yearnings of our youth In the zenith of our minds- A scintillating celestial dream To gently inspire our everyday labors. For have we not discovered that the real voyage- Transcending our sojourn at North- The journey through mortality, Has only begun? 205 181111 b fUlMl HHI ■hpe ■■ ■MBS ■gKg SikiliKili WWvAV.V-,.v Hip ■ ■Hi . , ' I. ' v • ■ mmmmm mmMmmm mmtium 11S1111 Hfii felli Hi I |||pl|j llliiliili. ■ ' .I ' lr ' Wh. ws w WWW mwM, mr Tw W ' - ® 8 of . vw M- ' M ' tf‘ ' 7’ , ' i tt ' J 4 • ' ' ' ' ' ' yW 1 ivo— o ' , L VTGIVARNES BEVISNINGAR jv—- As another year passes with the arrival of the seventh Cynosure, we hope that we have preserved for you (with our blood, our sweat, and our tears) some of your most treasured moments of this year. Out of all the many, many helping hands who assisted in our creating this book, we would like to give our special thanks: to Mr. Bob Chappell for designing the layout; to Karen Aldridge for the copy and its typing; to the staff and the junior assistant editors who helped enormously in writing headlines and captions; to the photographers Allan Moore, Doug Beal, and Mr. Paul Hepler, on whom we depended greatly for a great load of required work. Also, our heart-felt thanks go to Mr. Berrier who worked side-by-side with us through all the difficulties and hardships usually borne by the editors and for innumberable extra hours in helping us publish our book by the deadline. O pol, „ vwhJLxC L jxjosh ' wn.s. sT) , . r , , Tr £ v ‘ 27 nr vUx Jbv CxJU. O v ) aUhxL Yvo fl J oJ . UJ tL ©,k, Vy Asx. 4 tD Qj?x O pttKj i) o ouz Ci “fc ' A o T tMsi -JLouO ’ tjJyy £_ C) J2J uo Zu x£_, Lo k (.) 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