Parkland High School - Spectatus Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1978 volume:

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MM PARKLAHD RAGSDRLE NOV 4 HOME Mustang bold, spirited determined, enduring beautiful, free Mustang Contents X 3 itshin each at The 1978 Spectatus is dedicated to the eternal spirit of the Mustang, for it is this spirit that enables us to bond together in friendship, just as the mustangs that run free are bound together to live a peaceful life in the wild. 4 I Dedication JY' 1 ' 1 - U f.- 2.2 ,, if ' -A 1' m 4 Q . .ns 2 f , .Q ii ' 'X g 4 B M' S wi ' x uw Q L5-75. ,W ' W., L3 11.3 Enthusiasm in class, club, and sport activities helped to create and strengthen friendships among students. Tremendous support was evident when six buses filled with the marching band, the drill team, the students, and parents accompanied the football team as it participated in the state playoffs. mm, , jj 'ww1 ,WM 6 I Student Life Student Life I 7 The symbol of the mustang can be seen a over Parkland brlck walls, on class rings, on rear car wmdows, on posters and banners, on t shlrts, drlll team, cheerleader, band, and sport unlforms, and on the football field The dlsplaymg of these symbols exemplifies the prlde Parkland students take m their mascot Thus pride can be felt as well as seen when Mustangs emotlons are stlrred wlth each performance of The Horse, our school s theme song 8 X Student Life 1' MK 'E W EM., in up hsl, h ,,Vz V if , 'WM .fv .-f 4-v N-R3 N-.Q 'NN-4 NN'-Q XJ , E S I w 'F 1 X Student Life 1 9 Egg Q, i f , my il .. i ' W 10 X Student Life Different personalities together create a world of love carousel of life Our world of yesterday our world of today and our world of tomorrow continue on their never ending journey of life - A universe of learning: This is our 3 7 Student Life I 11 It is time for us as Parkland Mustangs to continue together on the carousel of life, yet each of us must strive to be an individual, not just a duplicate of others on the carousel. The Mustang spirit, determination, and enthusiasm unify Parkland as a school, and the qualities become part of each person who attends. 12 ! Student Life H f -5 14 ! Student Life See the smiles Hear the laughter Feel the love a long time after. friendships Remember the fun Take pride in the success You tried and you won. ii' hw Think of the - li lg 1 . V I Student Life f 15 16 I Sports Divider O O BI 1221 ts At any sporting event throughout the year at Parkland, there was an omnipresent spirit behinc all the athletic teams. Be it football or baseball season, a home game or one fifty miles away, th Mustang spirit was always there. 5 Kathy Grubbs returns a serve as teammates look on. The Mustang gridmen prepare for another play. Greg Neal attempts to shoot for two points. Gary Phillips wrestles a S. Caldwell opponent during the state wrestling tournament. Bobby Weir returns a serve during early tennis practice. ,QW I 3 4 eww-.,,,,, my Sports Divider ! 17 66 It was a long season, but wlnmng makes lt all worthwhlle Gray Pass Durtng regular season play for the llrst ttme ln Parkland s hlstory the Mustangs beat Htgh Polnt Andrews Red Rfuders by a sllm seore of 14 13 The Mustangs started their season w1th two eonseeuttve shut outs 34 0 md 14 0 over Graham and North Forsvth respectively After a crushmg 71 7 defeat bv Reynolds the Must tngs went on to w1n the rest ofthe regular se xson gtmes with only one other loss to conferenee ehamptons Greensboro The Must mg meup prep tres to klck off aftel sconng 1 touchdown Don xld Settle ittempts to ble tk the hold of 1 West Forsvth opponent The Must mg defense gets re ldv to move on 1 plxy against North For syth Gerry Mouzon receives lnstruetlons over the phone whlle vlcwmg the gtme from the sldellnes S! Co teh 'Vloose gives sldehne mstruc tlons is Coach Muse and Coieh Thompson look on I c .1 ' ' , . C. - Z Q , . ' zz 2 ' Grimsley, with a score of 20-7. lf ' . 2 rl' 2 . ' ' 2! z H z - ' ' 2 3! .iz .- . t a 4x 5 'l r 18 ! Football Row 1: M. Cuthrell. D. T Williams. D. Jessup. . Malcom. G. Mouzon. R. Fesperman. D. Settle. G. Jones. K. Henderson. D. Southerland. Row 2: C. Buford. D. Hill. D. Smith. K. Douthit. G. Pass. M. Gudger. J. Baughman. M, Saunders. F. Thornton. B. Catlet. Row 3: T. Arrington. B. Fulp. O. Oglesby. E. Reid. T. Skidmore. T. Johnson. T. Allen. M. Shaver. G. MeCrae. Row 4: D. Salley. K. Peoples. .l. Mashack. B. Pryor. J. Barnes. W. Webster. T. Peters. C. Hairston. R. Hickman. D. Swan. Row : ., B1 ' . D. e- nbovw. C. Gore. .l. Lewis. D. Corlev. W. Pender. J. tvxell. K. 'yy '. p'itrick. Pore'. w 6: R. W' ldell. .. MeMoore. A. Johnson. . . Byers. E. Wit rs- poon. D. Butner. . Peterson. M. Moore. . Colemwn. Row 7: . ' 'upe. J. Sw' . , Dowell. E. Mwdriff. . Sfiunders. Football X 19 . F' M' s. . K ,R 5,3 K Mustangs plow through lhg hm Llllllllg, tho. Ashpvlllg gimp lhc dnlunsn pllm up to kpnp Norlhun Dulh lm lmm moving C Llllls Pglurson tl ivds with thy b ill Sonn ol thu plums xhow thu: VILIOIIULIS fmllnp xllpr 1 loughnlown w IS suuul 20 f Football -Q-' nf, VV ir ,lm ,. H I ng 4. ,i H .VZ ,. Q ef lt. ' lll' aw l 'iq 63 l QQ X V f , ' , af fi sjifi lil l lll , , lll l l l ll ll I Liig 2 if It s a once in a lifetime team Coach Thompson The Mustang grld IYOHCYS advanced to the flrst rounds of state football playoffs In round one Parkland was matched agalnst the Knlghts of Northern Durham and wrnnlng by a close 7 6 score the M1 tangs advanced to the next round encounterlng one of the better teams ln the state the Ashevllle Cougars Parkland s playoff crusade came to a halt when they were defeated by the Cougars by a score of 21 7 James Caldwell Super 75 klck mg specialist Sentlncl Player of the Week Specl il Teams Award David Coleman Super 75 defen slve back Rlcky Fesperm ln Dlstrlct 7 All Conference Super 75 guard Best Blocker Aw 1rd Chrls Knrkpatrlck DISTTICT 7 All Conference Super 25 offensive back Shrlne Bowl Greensboro Dally News and Charlotte Ob server All State Player Most Valuable Pl 1yer Tony Malcom Golden Helmet Award Sentinel Plaver of the Week Co captain Mlke Moore Most Improved Player Sentinel Player of e Week Curtls Peterson Dlstrlct 7 All Conference Super 75 offenslve back Best Offenslve Player Co capt un David Smith Dlstnct 7 All Con ference 9! Davld WllllamS Dlstrlct 7 All Conference Super 75 defensive back Best defenslve player 11 t . ' E -I - zf t ' 1 - - - sf ' . 2 - 'Q '- 47 1 ' ' - ' ' . sf I- - ef ' - W .. ' th 11 1 - - ' '- . sf 1' ' - 1 ' - Fo0tball!21 ,B had talent to win, but was a disappointment ' ' Britt Ktmel The 1977 78 cross country team though starting off with two wins fell victim to larger teams and injuries The highlights of the season came when Parkland defeated Greensboro Dudley 77 28 and when Marvin Dean and Buster Conrad broke I6 mmutes on thetr times tn a meet at home against South Park The team s final record was 7 S Some of the cross country members line up before 't practice run. Dennis Craft runs the course during '1 meet. James Torrence runs toward the finish ofthe meet. Dennis Craft encounters one of the m'1ny obstacles found 'tlong the course. 5.- t,-' VVVV 'V H VVl titl ff! f ali, ' , M, U 5 , tgggzf f ' , V . .W I ,V , ' f ' ' Qg1'Q3:' ' jig ,. 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The 1978 team had four returning lettermen: senior David Leonard and juniors Chuck Linthicum, Dennis Craft with returning MVP Todd Veach Coach Queen was very pleased with the prospects of the team as they anticipated competing in seven matches Benny Powell watches the ball after his swing Davld Leonard attempts to get out of a sand pit Todd Veach plays at Wilshire golf course Chuck Linthicum prepares his swing Left to right Chuck Linthicum Todd Veach Davld Leonard Den nls Craft Benny Powell Dennis Craft follows through on a drive Golf I 23 . . . group with average ability above average performance Leslie Chesson The girls tennis team although small and inexperienced ended the season with a 4 and 9 record They defeated Kannapolis and Bishop MeGutnness They advanced to the Second round of the conference tournament and then to the third round of the sectional tournament K tthv Sho if gets set tor return Ptm McBride wttehes ts Shervl Gu goes for in outside shot Pim MeBrtde serves tt the begin ning of tdouhles m tteh Leslie Chesson returns 1 serve Row l Pam MeBr1de Shetvl Gtv Moxr1Shlelds Row Z Ktthv Sho if Ctndx Terrv Leslie Chesson Coieh Ptrle Cmdw Tettw goes low for 1 return 24 ! Girl's Tennis Q ..3 l 1 v . ,,., i,,,l , -H , -H. .. .r+., ,, , ,,,.,. t rv I 'Egg Q 'f 'iii , :'Q 1 itll v. H - igsagli viii ,aff E is 5 K it 3 Q5 S' , ff lit w 3 4 5 Illlfllbel' One ll'l team unity Anita Gilliam H. . . We were A The girl's volleyball team ended its season with a record of 3 and 9. They were plagued by injuries and lack of players, and due to conference rearrangements, they faced some of the state's best teams. Leigh Ann Garner sets up a shot is Kathy Grubbs Watches Kathy Grubbs serves while other team members get set Sheila James gets set for retum Lynda Alexander Anita Gilliam and Sheila James follow through after a return Front Row Leigh Ann Garner Lynda Alexander Sheila James Quen Stowe Back Row Denise Fisher Anita Gilliam Tina Spencer Kathy Grubbs Q -11 I r -fi 5 'X. Volleyball I 25 lf 2! 3! Chester Carmichael passes the ball with a huge leap. Anthony Powell shoots in a game against West Forsyth. Bryant Williams tries to shoot over a Nonh defen- er David Coleman shoots a foul shot Bryant Williams waits to re ceive the ball during a game against West Forsyth wi ,J If 4 553 ins 1 my u 26 1 Varsity Basketball 1 lrar ,a We trled to do our best even when we lost Davld Coleman Although Parkland s Varsrty basketball team started off 1ts season wlth a wm over Hlgh Pomt Central the Contlnuance of the schedule brought only a struggle to keep an even record Havmg to play teams hke East Forsyth and North Forsyth early m the season left the players demorahzed as they entered conference play They ended the regular season wlth a 5 I8 record and recorded a fourth place flmsh ln the annual Frank Spencer tournament The team brought forth such outstandmg players as Davld Coleman Greg Neal Bryant Wllllams goes up for two pomts Players tumble to the floor ln an effort to gam control of the ball A Mustang player successfully shoots over a High Pomt Central player Anthony Powell, and junior 11 Q ' ' , zf l ' ' 31 U . I Varsity Basketball X 27 Next yea a other season Marvin Dean The 1977 78 Parkland Varslty Basketball team experienced a season that was consldered to be a falrly good one but lt wasn t comparable to past season records One mam result of the season was havmg four of the team members recelvmg dlstrlct awards Bryant Wllllams Anthony Powell football star Chris Klrkpatrlck and Marvm Dean were the movmg forces and backbone of the team The Varsity team advanced to the first round of Dlstrlct 7 playoffs and experlenced a defeat by the Greensboro Grlmsley Whlrlles Chris Knkpttrlek forw 1rd Anthony Powell center Marvm Dean guard Parkland eager attempts a b isket 5 6 6 r I I C n 99 lf z - 'z . 2! David Coleman - guard. 3X - ' ' . 4! ' ' - ' . S! 1 W . A. , ZX- . if ttt.t lty, lf- f ff f 28 ! Varsity Basketball Q .LV 3 :I we 'Q ,,.,, Www' V LW,, ku lf A Parkland player attempts to shoot over a Viking opponent. 2! Anthony Powell prepares to get the ball on the rebound during a foul shot. 3! Greg Neal goes up for the ball during ajump shot. 4! Players wait to see if a basket has been made ' during a game against West Forsyth. Varsity Basketball I 29 After the team pulled together, our playing improved Clayton Powell The Junior Varsity Basketball team had a disappointing season, finishing with a 6-14 record. Although the beginning was a disappointment, the team came back with three consecutive wins over R.J. Reynolds, beating them twice, and over East Forsyth. They lost the next game to Kannapolis, and then began a downward slide by losing to Dudley Grimsley and West Forsyth The eight game losing streak was broken however in a win over H P Andrews near the end of regular season play They then lost their last game ending the season on a bitter note David Morgan shoots from the side for another Mustang basket George Boulware Deen Cude and Lorenzo Wilson show their emo tions from the sidelines George Boulware releases the ball as Lorenzo Wilson and Johnny Owens watch - KN N- .... ..,. ,..r..l..,K KL,,L xdpp 0 A A K , I K EN' ll ' ' Z! u 9 A y or ' D ' . - i l :sf E p , or ytyypjy or 3 30 ! Basketball was ,llgifffi ,,-- Jt ffufff? -fljfiififfffr LLLL iizlif- -.4 A .-,, ,,,a4z,,,, 'f -.av . .-. -.,.., 2 3 Don Corley relaxes before the game Johnny Owens goes up for a shot as team members watch Johnny Owens at tempts two points Row 1 D Mortan L Wrlson D Cor Powell Row 2 J Owens A Robin son K Grltten G Boulware D Cude 2! 3! A - 4! -3 . , ley, R. Edwartls, C. i J .V. Basketball I 31 Jimmy Hart tries for a basket. Team members go down the court after scoring. Lynda Alexander has a laugh in room 212 before a game. The Girls Basketball Team, left to right: Coach Freeman, D. Fisher T. James A. Gilliam, L. Davido J. Hart L. Alexan- der, C. Reid Coach Craver C. Welborn. Not Pictured D. West Q. Stowe L. Garner. . , , , , , . , Ek t E was X ss Q P , J. A gg . 2-as 1.22 12 fvzsiiase :M ,... 'El' P ,... . '11 x v af fy:.:s-.M .K , ...,. ,mn K ,. M j1.,S..f,... i .i r' fi ---'. . A w te me - ku j Wg- S . L . .1 W - . L.. Qihk E ir K- NIU: .sag g ,Qld 1 .viking E ' virgins -,-' I him., f X X ' sr 'K is ts A A if 2 J 32 X Girls Basketball We gave it our everything, win or ose ,' Lynda Alexander Hlgh Pomt Central defeated Parkland s Glrls Varslty Basketball Team for the begmnmg of what turned out to be a very long season The hxghllght of team play came when ln the fourth game of the season Parkland defeated Reynolds and three days later crushed North Forsyth 72 33 The pace dld not last however as the lady Mustangs went mto a decllne After losmg four consecutlve games they shpped by Ragsdale lost twxce and then crushed West Forsyth m a hotly contested game Amta Gxlllam shoots for two pomts as Llsa Davldo watches The lady Mustan s use thelr strategies durmg the lrst game of the season agamst H P Central Carolyn Reld goes up against a West 3 V If .r . . ' . 2f . H . fe ' - . 31 ' l H opponent. I ,. , - Hx ' 4 xx if-Mk N f XA- , ' X ' I X x C br My S f' 3 Zn R n Girls Basketball X 33 ' 'Parkland's support was wonderful. ', Gary Phillips The 1977 78 Wrestling team reached the climax of a successful season with the advancement of Gary Phillips into the State Wrestling Tournament Although the team had to face the state champions Ragsdale during the regular season they were able to win the Parkland Invitational Several members ofthe team advanced to the regionals but only Gary Phillips continued to the state tournament He continued winning until the semi final round where he lost to the future state champion He won his consolation match and was ranked third in the state Bobby Hall takes down an oppo nent Clifton Gore is congratul ited after a victory Mat Maids D Soots S Powers T Smith L Holloman S Gwynn M Dockery Gary Phillips relaxes after the first round of state playoffs 34 f Wrestling I 6 YH5 'Q '19 ,li 'tutes' , ,57 ,..,::1f,Jb'--1 Q: .:.f t H ,X XX .. x.,,,,f. ,. ' ' - K X t it sumsQ,-fssfvrf-12211:zfiiifffslififiifif 753355555 il K ' .'f'F3--e v ups., 1 5 ii ' ii ,. is P ,, ' - I. it, .,,, it - , Q - K ..., x Q is .k ,: ' 1-,. Mm we ,.., -fl. PP Q -P ' . L in r 5 I A74 ! z.r1v::f-:z?2:Zffr- ma. 2s Qs: 1 P - ZL. 1 3 A Mustang wrestler slams an opponent on the mat. Gary Phillips pre- pares a binding hold on his opponent. Keith Mahaffey posi- tions himself in a hold during a match. Row 1: Mike Cole Doug West Gary Clifton Gore Coach Dickerson. Row 2: Larry Lunsford Benny Brown Ken- neth Parrish Darrell Hinshaw Bobby Hall Mike Heath Pete Adderton Keith Mahaffey Keith Parrish. ll 2! 3! 4! , Phillips, Dicky Long, Wrestling X 35 Jeff WllllamS sends one ln to Jeff Foster Jeff Foster prepares to throw ln another ou Craig Whlte knocks ln a run for the Mus tangs Front Row D Carlton J WllllamS M Shaver J Foster C Wh1te T Herrin J Roberts T Lane F Watson Second Row C Conrad D Wllson S Adderton Spach Butner S Mulhe ron G McGhee R Hlckman D Hiatt K Mahaffey G Truell S Blevms D Llgglns -12'-ll'4 1 uf-fr-me 4-ts: ii ' - - . l - ' if , f' ' ffl-, Psa, C . 2 M S 'K - ' -' V K ENN- '17, '1 3 gmt: 9' - '- ' I ' L' f f- L Ci frat? .. v, 'J 3i i ii . M : dv-,r,,, , .- 'of a . M mt , t.., ,Q f.' -fl Y J ., - .,, ' A i, tiff! 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Baseball X 37 It s a better than average team Carolyn Reid Due to the long basketball season this year the softball team was unable to practice together until one week before the first game Three of the games were cancelled before one was played Returning MVP Lynn Lethco was joined by seniors Lynda Alexander Jimmy Hart and Ann Miller Fisher and Donna Suttles also contributed The girls warm up ln an early season practice Donna Suttles and Leigh Ann Garner warm up their throwing arms Lynda Alexander practices her re knowned fast ball 3 Juniors Lisa Davido, Denise U I. . 2! I ' . 31 ' - l 38 ! Girls Softball ?'1v4 l4'Ec x ,gy Weiss Ann Miller' positions herself and waits for the pitch. Dawn Beasley bats as girls warm up be- fore a game. Practice began early, but Leigh Ann Garner was ready. Row 1: D. Beasley, L. Alexander, J. Hart, C. Reid, L. Fulbright, A. Miller. Row 2: Coach Norma Freeman, L. Garner, D. Carpenter, L. Gray, R. Roberts, D. Suttles D Fisher L Davldo Mrs Gloria Baughn Softball X 39 if Fred Thornton pre- pares to swing. Jonathan Suttles re- turns-a serve during practlce. Keith Horton sets up a serve. Fred Thornton and Chuck Walker play doubles while prac tlclng Keith Hlte receives a Serve durlng prae Ice K..i 40 ! Boys Tennis ff' 1 it requires physical and mental agility Bobby Weir cc ' ' I I I O I O I l The lack of participants was one of the problems facing the tennis team this year as they started practice. They also had to compete with snow for practice time Keith Hlte Keith Horton Jonathan Suttles and Bobby Weir were returning seniors with Junior Chuck Walker completing the team Doubles teams were Keith H1te and Bobby Weir Keith Horton and Jonathan Suttles and Fred Thornton with Chuck Walker Bobby Weir prepares to pack a pow erful serve 1977 78 Boys Tennis Team Row 1 Bobby Weir co captain Keith Hite captain Row 2 Roger Luther Fred Thornton Jonathan Suttles Keith Horton Chuck Walker Bobby Weir shows his emotions after a match WWW Yasetwf fx QEQVQQQHRYR aliiiks' we eww ,,.. 3 ' 7 7 9 K 7 7 1! ' - is 2! - ' : : . S - 7 7 . : , r , , , . 3! . . . 2 P ---- ,- j ' ' . 'Q A Z ,,.. f f p 7 -- 7 - ' ,.i. ' - -.,-. f,,-W 'if jy i iiii 1 E Q ,f i .. a,,. A , L 7 7 ' ' I -'sss 'i- 1 '.-- ' I I i f - B t,', A M Q 7 taet , at Boys Tennis I 41 We're going to do our best Kathy Grubbs Strong events in the girls track team were hurdles shot put longjump and the mile with ft returning seniors Kathy Grubbs Veronica Oates and Brenda Terry leading the team. They were joined by juniors Terry Wall and Sheila Cunningham. Members of the irls track team 3 . Linda Dayjumps a hurdle during in- door practice. Brenda Terry and Cindy Terry par- ticipate in a relay race. Dianne Holcomb successfully clears a hurdle, The l977-78 Girls Track Team: Row 1: Cindy Terry. Dianne Holcomb. Linda Day. Sheila Cunningham. Kathy Grubbs. Row 2: Brenda Terry. lissie Grubbs. Sandra Be- nedict. Teresa McCloud. Terri Wall. Amancia Hanna. Row 3: Jessie Ben- nett. Vcronca Oates. 6 6 0 0 0 . 0 I 0,, lf I . . g . Flawn around in a late season snow- 2! 3! i . 4! Q . Sl C ' i s V V WJ : ,fi W A y -in we yyl ...y. Wt 1 'in .J . 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In addition to bringing fellowship to students, Parkland's clubs brought meaning to life of each and every soul. IC6 Y the Cheerleader Donnie Hall urges team on to victory. Parkland's drummers set the rhythm for a victorious football season. Parkland's Dixie Debs clown during initiations. Ms. Anderson narrates play for Student Association. Theresa Garr plays charades at a French Club meeting. 4 Clubs X 47 We have tried to unify Parkland as a whole instead of two halves Tammy Brlnegar Operating behind the scenes for many of Parkland s events was the I977 78 Student Association A government designed for the voice of the student it promoted events such as Homecoming a Homecoming Dance Spirit Week and the Christmas Faculty Play The members were also in charge of putting up bulletin boards changing the marquis and getting the faculty Secret Pals To finance these events the organization relied upon money gained through the admissions gate and the resources of the treasury. President of Student Associa- tion - Sherri Whiteheart. .limmice Hart puts up a calen- der of events on a hall bulletin board. Principal A.C. Larrimore lis- tens to views expressed by Student Association members. Vice-President Donna Spencer performs daily task of making announcements. Sherri Whiteheart takes down notes concerning Spirit Week. Student Association members host the Homecoming Recep- tion. Student Association members discuss details for the Faculty Christmas Play. X Parkland's 1977-l978 Student Association. X. as -. gg . ,.,, . kia.. . :t l ..fi 51 . . 2 48 X Student Association W'a Iv- 'f' N-....,, 1' t gl 31 hm, ,Mi A I 5 L L. ' , J' MJ -5 'WF , X ' xr ' 'sg , -W, 4,3 r v V ', J' My 4, ,p .e 3 , Student Association X 49 I isa Bauguess Maria Benson Angela Bethea Debra Blackburn Brigette Brown Joyce Carter Margo Clark Cindy Cook Deena Copple Shelia Cunningham Karen Cuthrell Zena Ervin Essie Grubbs Donnie H'1ll Barbara Hanes Carol Hartsell Suzanne Hester Teresa Hillian Sylvia Hinkle Diane Holcomb Lindy Holloman Marian Kiger Angela Macon Ann Miller Kathy Snow Debbie Solomon Donna Spencer Terri Wall Katrina Wright Fza e aaing Nl g - '1 Qi . te la! Xa vit xii,- ih dmv V 4 . at 3 - af, I 6 4 ,--9-v: - ' 1 - P- y ff: T f .4 I 55 1 , l 3 if xl Z 5 , '21, rail Z1 zz- Q A r .3 , f b O Q t r ' l 'WM' Juumuww ,Misa fy, 1 - will .wut fafrfsmw vera Q www + + I f fgffggungaannggmgw WW! ,mf ' f wnlnucbnngmf, , . l W' wk!! ' J 'iw -rw ,,. I , , if , , lwliffiw. .J , V 1 ,V , V ,,,,,,,,, , Ulnmx, Q W ,.,. W . -M S --A ' ?.'.. ' fs- ,--,Ma .gf ew-- :. lf., 1 f L 2 f .smut 3 Wiz 5 ., t . mv . , i t ' ' -3 1 0:-emu.. X ig g A si .4 tg Q W fr as 77 1 2 at LX V flak NY 'WJ tk W' Wm. I S M 2 5 . ' 'fi i ww WMM! SQ, '4It,s an event I'll always treasuref' Zena Ervin With the theme of Somewhere Over the Rainbow , filling the auditorium. Parkland's 1977-1978 Homecoming Princesses entered. Chosen by Parklands senior football players, each of the 29 girls was escorted by her sponsor to receive her crown and the final touch - a kiss. 184271977-1978 Homecoming Court. Donna Spencer and Terri Wall are escorted off field during halftime show by Ronald Grfty and William Currencc, Homecoming Court traverses the Yellow Brick Ro'id . Cindy Cook reviews Home- coming while attending the Homecoming Reception. Parkland students lend '1 help- ing h'1nd in preparation of Homecoming. Lis'1 Bauguess smiles for crowd during Homecoming P'1rkl'1nd's I977-1978 Home- coming Assembly. Sherri Whiteheart presides over assembly. Fred Thornton attends recep- tion. f ef 6 Q 14'4? N ffl' 1 e.....-. 5 3 fy off. H sw x lb. Aff-it We worked to make the Class of '78 something special? ' Patrice Rice Representing their homerooms, Parkland's Senior Board met regularly to prepare for graduation and the Senior Prom. Decisions were made concerning the class flower, class motto, graduation invitations, and the band and theme for the prom. Working undercover, they prepared all year for Class Day '78. lf Parkland's 1977-1978 Senior Board consists of: Front Row: Tina Spencer. Marty Campbell. Debbie Solomon, Carolyn Reid. 2nd. Row: Dawn Poole. Brigette Brown. Patrice Rice. Sylvia Hinkle, Carol Hartsell. De Ann Everhart, 3rd. Row: Kristi Kirby, Dawn Beasley. Cindy Cook. Jeff Wilson. Tammy Brinegar. 4th. Row: Edna Snyder. Leah Hutchens. Patty Walker, Theresa Garr, Back Row: Barry l-lardy. 2! Debbie Solomon, president of Senior Board, measures Karen Thomas for graduation caps and gowns. 3! Class motto for the graduating class of '78, 52 l Senior Board inf 7 19511551 J m 'inn nz in 52 1 w me We want the best for Class '79.,' Sandy Miller Sponsored by Ms. Virginia Sams, Parkland's Junior Board began their preparation for Class Day '79. To prepare for their senior year, a class history committee was formed to capture pictures ofjunior life. Parkland's Junior Board members were representatives elected by their junior homerooms. 1! Junior Board members Cindy Terry, Sherry Durham, and Tracey Smith total weight dur- ing Spirit Week. 2! Junior Board members are: R. Watson. 'll Wall, J. Baldwin, R. Jackson. S. Cunningham, P. Hayes, S. Miller, 2nd. Row: D. I Tillman, L. McDaniels, A. Holcomb, V. Jones, S. t Durham, P, Parks, C. Terry, S. Cochran, Back Row: D. Snider, S. Black, L. Evans, J. Garr, G. Carswell. R. Shaw. L. Wilson, M. Goins. K. Mahaffey. N 3! Tracy Smith helps with chain sale. Q in If 3 Junior Board ! 53 K.R E'w ' TwX'S ' NARKN 1.-A-, 5 .,r,,,v..,.,.,..M-T 6 'tl feel the band makes up the backbone of Parkland,s spirit. Eric Rogers With the first beat of The Horse , The Parkland Marching Band brought all spirited Mustangs to their feet during ballgames and pep rallies. Directed by Mr. Robert Hunt, they participated in the Winston-Salem State Homecoming Parade. The Christmas Parade. the State Band Contest, and worked towards promoting school spirit. If Drum Major - Randy McDaniels 2! Parkland's Theme Song - t'The Horse . 3! Brass - Front Row: D. Cardwell, J. Hutcherson. B. White, E. Rogers. J. Wilson, C. Haga. L. Rhymer. Back Row: B. Bolton. J. Suttles. J. Kiger. A. Bishop. R. Haynes. P. Moss. M. Armstrong. C. Stewart Woodwinds - Front Row: Foster. V. Williams. P. Rice. J. Sink. S. Pruter. D. Collins. T. Franklin. G. Howard. D. West. J. Gleiser. Back Row: D. Sut- tles. W. Fields, T. Everidge. A. Smith. T. Robbins. M. Canipe. P. Hicks. M. Thomason. D. Poole. K. Kirby. D. Lewis S! Band director - Mr. Robert Hunt. 6! Jeff Wilson performs at halftime. 7! Band forms M on field. X 8! Percvussion - Front Row: R. - Williams. G. Page. 2nd. Row: A. Vinson. D. Shore. L. Rice. .. .. .. . - . , C. Morgan C. Davido B. El- .5Xfi,.43.,-.,,,- .3 A xg. 1 . .WT ' I b- 3 e fiv-Q. f- Ziff' f f ei -g WWF. fe, if der.L. w1lS0n.R. Wrighl.N. . 5.ff1f s..b Wig gm .Q-1. . 3 . .5 VA. ' - .fd M yoj-il. . qi-gig.. . .3 A Oliver. Back Row: W. Cooper. '..jg-'fog ,-Y' - wf ' q, f, .Qiwsgg :TQ . in 1 A. Bishop. B. Bolton. C. --.ii'5 5- -if - ir - .-se -P. J 1 xt 1 in .Ru . X l .t. .f' .s A. V Lx .-LT' . an Stewart g iEq5gig't. -s.yf,,',,j5hL -' A Kgl g hvlt j pl I 5. gs. fi- F t R . S B V . N ' f we f.. .. ' 'On OW- - 'OW ' egg! V :i j, Q . 'b . .fp I K Q' f A ,ei 4' Brown, P. Jones. Back Row: A. fi ,, 5 15' 3 J ,,,., if Agfi-',ig. Macom, P. Bittlng. K. Shields. I A eff , ., 'a to ff' C. Hum.T. Bean. Z. 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A 's-af ' tt' .lame it . ias. . J ' . f'?ee-N W . of .f..yf ..,f:: f . af,'ff.:2 .s-gm .,. . , riggf f. S ' J 1 Qf 573 . A A it Being a majore chance to participate H Joyce Black Representing Parkland in the Christmas Parade were Parkland s 1977-78 Majorettes With many hours spent in practicing they performed at halftime at Parkland s football games. With the twirling of fire adding spice to their routines they strove to promote school spirit. 1! Sharon Clinton 2! Lisa Bauguess 3! Joyce Black 4! Michelle Powell S! Michelle Powell at halftime. 6! 1977-1978 Majorettes. 6' ' ' ttf! l has given me the 7 X.-f i4Ps We S6 f Majorettes , . WW, ff X' lags' v , , 4 in O O a 4 1 O 1-8 ' We loved helping the team and promotlng Splrlt ' Terrl Wall Practlclng through the summer Parkland s Varsity Cheerleaders worked promotmg the Mustang Sp1r1t Decoratmg the team S lockerroom plastermg Walls wlth Splflf posters and presentmg Head Coach Thompson plaque are some of the act1v1t1es m Wh1Ch they part1c1pated Led by Sylvla Hlnkle and Debble Solomon they represented Sylvla Hlnkle Chlef Debble Solomon Co Chief Donna Spencer Marian Klger Donme Hall Ann Mlller Shella Cunningham Pam Hayes Pam Parks Jackie Evans Debra Carpenter Tern Wall Lmda Day Robm Mltchell 66 ' . . . , ' a the true Mustang . U . . - . 2! ' - - ' 3! 4! ' ' S! ' 6! ' 7! ' ' sf f ' 9! 10! ' ' ' - ll! 12f ' ' 13X ' 14! ' ' Robin Mitchell goes through the preliminaries of becoming F1 cheerlead- CF, Palm Hayes receives the treatment at cheer- leader initiations. R21l'kl2llltl'S l977-1978 Var- sity Cheerleaders. For all our hard work and effort, it paid off on Friday nights Kelly Rommger Many hours were spent m the preparatlon of a routlne for the Dixie Debs Sponsored by Ms Selvey Boyer and led by Chief Leah Hutchens Parkland s Dixie Debs provlded halftime entertainment at football games to the tunes of Nice and Nasty The Horse Baddest Band and Broadway Razzle Dazzle The Senlor Debs are Front Row Glona Fussell Kay Lane Bernette Peguese Robin Hege Cmdy Look Carol Harlsell Carolyn Reld Sherry Smool Leah Hutchens Renae Boger .lulle Dyson Melinda Dockery Marty Campbell Dixie Angel 2nd Row Barbara Hanes Theresa Garr Sheree Dillon Deborah Mlckle Sharon Spear Claudia Funk Patty Walker Kelly Smlth Sue Waller Annette Crawford Tammy Crawford Brenda Terry The Squad Leaders are Front Row Clndy Row Brenda Terry Claudia Funk Robin Hege Renae Boger Theresa Garr Leading the Debs this year are Co Chief Dlxle Angel Chief Leah Hutchens and Co ChlefGlor1a Fussell Parkland s 1977 l978 Dixie Debs Patty Walker Ines to decade how badly she wants to be a Deb at Dlxle Deb lnltla tions The Jumor Debs are Front Row Susan Falls Sharon Evans Cheryl Mitchell Sherry Durham Marsha Ketchle Crystal Leftwrch Pam Cook Cmdy Mayberry 2nd Row Kelly Smith Lynn Evans Lon Saunders Teresa Skidmore Lon Gray Sandy Muncus Melissa Dempsey 3rd Row Robin Dobson Jlll Champion Tammy Boyd Lisa Hutchens Sandra Black Reesa Roberts Donna MeBnde 4th Row Melinda Mitchell Kelly Rommger Margaret Caldwell Eulayne Lindsay Parkland s Dlxle Debs perform in Winston Salem State s Homecoming Parade I Q . . 9 ii ' 97 SG 55 7 7 ii 59 5 SS 79 ll ' . 1 : ' 2! ' : 1 ' Cook, Carolyn Reid. Sheree Dillon, Znd. 3, . .B - . sf ' ' f 61 ' : : 71 , . . . 60 f Dixie Debs Z 1' 4' -q'g, 1Q,g'V ' 1 if E::i '9w ggi. ' E g W? R. ffl R1 ' aff! X 0 wh K Q , . Q ' ' t 4 sw 'V . 6 ab K' in - 1 5 7 Dixie Debs ! 61 A battle of strategy and the mind? Eric Robbins Parkland's High I-Q Team qualified this year for television coverage. Composed of five academic and accredited students, they competed against schools across the state. lf Parkland's High I-Q Team practices for match against Reynolds High School. 2! Eric Robbins takes a break from practice. 3! Ms. Campbell drills team in preparation for a match. 4! Parkland's High I-Q Team con- sists of: Eric Robbins, Leslie Chesson, Bobby Hutchens, Donna Spencer, and Brad Morgan. 62 X High I-Q Team Spirit is the love of a challenge. Karen Cuthrell Displaying banners and promoting school spirit was the objective of Parkland's Pep Club. This year they sponsored the Player of the Week. They made announcements congratulating the winners of the athletic award. ll Pep Club banners were evident at many football games. 2! Pep Club members display banner naming Player of the Week. 3! Park1and's Pep Club members are: Front Row: Zena Ervin. 2nd Row: Margo Clark, Karen Cuthrell, Marty Mathis, Richard Reid. 3rd Row: Lori Martin, Lynne Foster, Tim O'Harrah. 4th Row: Terri Lambeth, Sandra Brown, Shari Taylor, Mary Marion, Pat Grubbs. Pep Club 1 63 We worked the ropes of many of Parkland's activities., ' James Hutcherson Parkland's National Honor Society ushered at assemblies, served as aides to teachers, and was the sponsor of the annual Queen of Clubs Pageant. Funds made from their spring fund-raising activity were spent on the purchase of a gift for the school. lf NHS members meet to discuss plans forthe Queen of Clubs Pageant. 2! Susan Scott ushers during assembly, 3! President Jeff Williams informs members about the State Convention. 4! National Honor Society members are: Front Row: Tina Spencer, Gloria Fussell, Susan Scott, Patty Walker, Dorothy Davis, Jeff Williams. 2nd Row: Kay Lane, Carolyn Reid, Many Campbell, Gerri Cathey, Kathy Shields, Pam Hicks. Cindy Cranford. De- bbie Solomon, Donna Spencer, Ruth Bridges. 3rd Row: Leah Hutchens. Leslie Chesson, Brenda Terry, Susan Powers. Dawn Poole, Sherri Whiteheart, Theresa Garr, Martha Canipe. Back Row: Randy Triplett, Bobby Hutchens, John Hansley, David Phillips, James Hutcherson, Eric Rodgers, 64 f National Honor Society f,,.,.-A ,A 'MPN '21 ournalism tends to become a job at times, but the rewards are worth it. Beth Tucker Valentine's Day was made very special for Parkland students due to the work of Quill 8z Scroll. An international club for journalism students, members sold carnations to Parkland students for their fund-raising project. Quill SL Scroll members also sponsored a writing contest. ll Beth Tucker and Lori Gray work Valentine's Day Carna- tion Booth. N Carnations were sold as fund- raising project. 31 Lynn Evans and Tina Spencer add up receipts. 4! Quill 84 Scroll members in- clude: Front Row: Dixie Angel, Sylvia Hinkle, Leah Hutchens, Kathy Williams, Dawn Poole. 2nd Row: Beth Tucker, Roger Davidson, Cindy Cranford, Lindy Holloman, Ruth Bridges, Sharon Dees, Kay Lane. Back Row: Pam Hicks, Martha Canipe, Tina Spencer. S! Tina Spencer is Quill 8: Scroll president. I ivgwzfv' Quill 8: Scroll ! 65 We strove to create a book that will forever keep our memories of our days at Parkland Tina Spencer Entrusted wlth the task of preservlng Parkland s smlles and tears the Spectatus Staff labored many hours 1n complllng a book that wlll forever hold our memorles of our days spent at Parkland Wlth permlsslon granted from the School Board Parkland was able for the llrst tlme to S0l1Cll advertlsements from loeal companles Along wlth th1s and the addltlon of the patron ad sale the Spectatus Staff made the flrst step 1n becomlng a flnanelally self supportlng operation Cindy PlFl'lSl'l Faculty Ad verttslng Dorra Mooney Faeulty Benny Powell Photographer Llst .lohnson Photographer Clubs Pim Hleks Sports Mirtha C inlpe Sports Sharon Dees Currlculum Pam Hleks works on eropplng plctures m spare tlme Dawn Poole Edltor IH Chief Tml Speneer Asslstint Edl tor Photographer Clubs The Junior Speetatus Staff Top Row Lorl Gray Leslie MeDan1el Susan Foster Dini Morrlson Lorl Saunders Sindra Benedlet Angle Cop ple Bottom Row Cathy Wel born Pam Cook Lynn Evans Pennl Lovell Kelly Smith Judy Bovender Tammy Carr Classes Index Kty Line Clisses Index 1! ' ' w 2 '. - 1 . '- 2! D - f . 31' 2 . ' ' - . , z 4! Ruth Bridges - Curriculum, S! I 3 W ' 6! ' - ' -' - ' 7! ' 2 ' - 2 ' '- 8! A n' ' ' 2 - 9! ' ' - '. . 66 I Spectatus M 3 ' .1 I in I nv 4 ,Q if K ..,,s , . f Q wa 'A fl ml v Y! . A ., -, N, 11 . 'M W'1w,,70':55gsfXQ L . w di 'Hb' fr , wa- ,ff W .,,, ,Q Q ga, an 'C ta i Ei 3 J I lf I nf-wwe al AJS x k 2 B Sz Q' fy ,f A Z' 1' if , ,1 'W lf f4f , H, M23 Md-fx 4 ,f w w g wfzwg W N wg mK.V .,, E I .su t- t 'tin tgvt A . Q X A ,wt lays. at 1 is X11 t'gEg1:a12 W . -- , I . I lixgligiiqtigi Zi- Mgt at t 'itfiliil with xiii T 22253 tai. my D . . . echo student and administrative concernsi' Dixie Angel Rounding up Parkland's news and features, the Hitching Post staff kept students informed as to the events happening at Parkland and around Winston-Salem. With the addition of a T.V. Coordinator and Advertising Manager to the staff, they, along with new advisor Mrs. Beth Fulton, collected new ideas to add to the publication oftheir seven issues. lf Cindy Cranford critiques the news- paper after distribution. 2! Cindy Cranford - Editor-in-Chief 3! Leah Hutchens - Managing Editor 4! Kathy Williams - News Editor, Robin Hege - News Editor, Adver- tising Manager S! The Junior Hitching Post Staff: Lori Martin, Tracy Smith, Dennis Craft, Teresa Curry, Cindy Haga 6! Lindy Holloman - Sports Editor. Business Manager, Martha Canipe - Sports Writer 7! Renae Boger - Features Editor. Roger Davidson - Features Editor S! Dixie Angel- Graphics Art Editor, WSJS Correspondent, TV Coordina- tor, Sylvia Hinkle - Photographer, Beth Tucker, Photographer 9! Crystal Owens - Circulation Edi- tor T ist Gloria Forbes - Ex- - YP ., change Editor i pf' -, N as ' - Hitching Post X 69 6 'Photography is the instantaneous capture of life. Cindy Parrish Parkland's Photography Club consisted of students who expressed enthusiasm for the popular hobby of photography. Members were seen taking pictures for their photography showing and the slide presentation held in the auditorium. Field trips included visiting the Frank Jones Gallery. Meetings were held to discuss various techniques and to share knowledge gained through experience. l! Parkland's Photography mem- bers arc: Tina Spencer. Jay Sinclair, Sylvia Hinkle. Benny Powell. Lisa Johnson. Cindy Parrish. Bcth Tucker. Randy Haynes, Cheryl Joyner. Z! Benny Powell develops pic- tures off a proof sheet. 3! Cindy Parrish works in the darkroom. G 5. w, K for wt its S 70 I Photography Club It's a great tree f wisdom, but one has to put forth the effort oneself o and pick the fruit 99 Brad Morgan Although a small club in number, Parkland's Library Club was large in service to Parkland students. Responsible for checking out books, filing books on shelves, and arranging the card catalogue they attempted to 'tide the student in discovering the world of literature. Terri Addison replaces book on shelf. Gale Lindsey strwightens up nrngizines. Yvonne Jordon is filing library cards. Heidi Fritzler looks up 'i book in the card catalog, Nunn'- 1-.: iii . , A i . ' ' gums vi 4 Library I 71 An outlet for the imagination. ' , Kevin Tatum Parkland's Drama Club competed at the Forsyth County City Festival, the N.C. Western District Drama Festival, and at the State Drama Festival in Raleigh. At the City Festival, they received the only standing ovation and were given a superior rating. Members also performed at Hanes Mall and for Parkland students. Their most successful presentation was The Flood . lf Drama members include: Front Row: Jackie Simmons. Kevin Tatum. Maria Benson. Sherry Durham. 2nd, Row: Anita Gil- liam, Nancy Martin. Brigitte Lambeth. Back Row: Rodney Moore. Jeff Wilson, and Penni Lovell. 2! Ms. Anderson critiques actors. 3! Dramalmembers practice for competition. 4! Danny Morrell listens to criti- cism. 72 ! Drama y Janssen -,fb Art is beauty, and beauty is an artf' Sandy Muncus Creativity and imagination are the key words in reference to Parklandls Art Club. Art Club members made the school more attractive by displaying their work throughout the year. During the spring. members had an Art Festival where they displayed their projects for Parkland students to enjoy. They also assisted in Creating the scenery for the prom. lf Tammy Fulk and Larry Lundsford work on art projects. 2! Parklands 1977-1978 Art Club. 3! Leslie McDz1niels concentrates on her art work. asv 1. P X X 3 Art ! 73 '35' s4f1' Ill 4' R is Unity has enabled our goals for the year Patricli Delp Hosting the PTSA was one of the ictivitics involving the Service Teens Nlckn lmed The Hostesses they provided refreshments for PTSA meetings and assisted in aiding people at Parkland s Open House In recognition of Parkland s faculty they had te is for them after school Patricia Delp prepares for PTSA meeting. Service Teens hold tea for ac- u ty. Members of Service Teens are: Front Row: Kathy Wood, Robin l-lege Patricia Delp, 2nd Row: Frances Frilchman. Susan Vcnable Theresa Garr Renee Barbour Jill Fansler, Jennifer Upchurch Back Row: Susan Phillips, Diane Hol- comb Donna Ferguson. 66 ' our club to surpass 99 Q52 ll . 1 . 2! . f l 3! . 1 74 X Service Teens U 4' iii S 4 'When we struggle, we learn? Marcia Thomason Ushering at Wake Forest football games, working a Concession stand at the Dixie Classic Fair, and working with the Winston-Salem Jaycees at the Longhorn Rodeo were among the activities participated in by Parkland's Junior ,Iaycette members. They also went Christmas caroling at a local nursing home. Smiles were also brought to many retarded children when Jaycette members paid them a visit. NB l! Penni Lovell talks to a nursing home patient. fif 2! Members entertain rest home patients during Christmas. 3! Parklands I977-i978 Junior Jaycettes. nun-annum-N.. J Jaycettes X 75 'H . . promotion of love between mankind. Melvin Massey Bringing about public awareness as to the history of the black race was Parkland's Afro-American Society. During Black History Week, members displayed bulletin boards and made announcements concerning the historical background of their forefathers. They also sponsored a tea for Parkland's faculty. lf Parkland's 1977-1978 Afro- American Society. 2! President Melvin Massey lis- tens while other members ex- press their views. 31 Afro-American Society mcm- bers meet to plan activities for Black History Week. A .arms A it LTR-. bm Q. .Q +1 1 V yzy, .4 76 I Afro-American Society The smile of a child is the most wonderful award of all. ' ' Jan Brown Parkland's Red Cross Club brought smiles to many orphans when they presented them with a party for Halloween. Many hours of labor went into the preparation of games, prizes. and refreshments for the youngsters. Red Cross members also assisted in the organization of a school-wide blood drive. ll Jan Brown and Stephanie Lowery assist in the bobbing of apples. 2! Stephanie Lowery watches the progression of the Halloween Party while attired in her Hal- loween garments. 3! Parkland's Red Cross members include: Front Row: Jan Brown. Stephanie Lowery, Kathy Reynolds. Kathy Booe. Jennifer Jenkins. Back Row: Teresa Booe. Patricia Rash. Deborah Pierce. Wendy Pre- scott. Renee Watson. Lisa Lineback. Red Cross I 77 HI feel it will help me in life? Robin Steen Preparing students for the business world was the objective set by Parkland's VICA organization. VICA was an organization for students in the technical, industrial, and health careers. Parkland's VICA members competed in the VICA Leadership Contest, and participated in the VICA Leadership Conference. lf Terry Robinson explains busi- ness at VICA meeting. Z! Allen Brunson works at store to prepare for the future. 3! The VICA emblem. 4! Parkland's 1977-1978 VICA members. ..,,..--':: '.- Mia- .... . E i-.a lui 2 'Q ,-nl' ff, W X536-iff 'Q X 1 Y WZ x ,Lx - . MA .fll 7 K. MPS 'A 5 F 78 f VICA 4 I '-vmm. Pvc learned more about people and life by working. ' ' Misty Hedgecock Parkland's DECA organization consisted of students who are employed for work. They were taught training, management, and leadership for the future. To honor their bosses, a special luncheon was given. Members also participated in the District and State Leadership Conferences. lf Karen Johnson checks grocer- ies at Food Fair. 2! Parkland's Senior DECA members. 3! Parkland's Junior DECA mem- bers. 4! Karen Storie enjoys refresh- ments. 49- 4 DECA X 79 ' 'Preparing us for the business world. Julie Faust Parkland's Future Secretaries of America was an organization designed to prepare students for the secretarial profession. In November an Installation Ceremony was conducted to install candidates. Sponsored by Ms. Christine Hendrick. FSA members attended the State Convention. I! FSA candidates gather to recite installation pledge. 2! Parklandk 1977-1978 Future Secretaries ot' America. 3! The lighting of the candle sig- nifies the installation of FSA candidates. ,-,paw-'-ff an 'gf' nr- ny' ffl ia-,za 80 I FSA f . r pf, MU' F' SQ. .1 :. i i IN -,.. 1 - . 3' .N-if: , 'TQ 1 J li 'K ' fPutting practice to use. De Ann Everhart Parkland's Future Homemakers of America prepared and delivered Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. During the Christmas season, the FHA filled stockings with fruits, nuts, and candy for the Department of Social Service to give to foster children. They observed National FHA Week and attended the FHA State Convention in Raleigh. lf Daisy Hicks and Sharon Clin- ton prepare FHA project. Z! Belinda Chadwick presses FHA project. 3! Parkland's 1977-1978 FHA Club. FHA f 81 6'The preservation of nature is essential for the future. Jeff Johnson Parkland's FFA, Future Farmers of America, put the environment at the head of their list of priorities. They put up a booth at the Dixie Classic Fair and did landscaping in the Parkland area. They also attended the District FFA Contests. lf Greg Jones makes a terrarium from materials gathered around Parkland. 2! FFA members put up booth at the Dixie Classic Fair. 3! Mike Cole. Scott Merrel. and Bill Grose do conservation studies. 4! Parkland's FFA members are: Front Row: Jeff Johnson. 2nd Row: Thomas Crews. Sponsor: Mr. Brent Gearhcart, Tim Davis. Tony Lane. Back Row: Ronnie Foster, Craig Stewart. I Qwnf' X 4. ...QA zfigfist 2 ti as 3 ,415 0 82 1 FFA -igehv lv ga W' ski-,aiifa-... FBLA glVCS me he chance to apply what I ve learned. Pam Love Parkland s Future Business Leaders of America is part of 1 national organlzatlon for all hlgh school students partlclpatmg ln busmess and office programs Although 1 new club at Parkland lt Involved students n such dCllVlIlCS is decoratmg the te icher s lounge prepfirmg tags for the facultv at Thanksgiving havlng a party it Chrlstmas for the Chlldren s Center and havmg a skatlng party Gerald Holcomb tells about the Free Enterprlse System Belmda Chadwlck gets refreshments at meetmg Deborah Plerce and Melissa Bnstow decorate lounge 1977 1978 FBLA Club ,JN -1 FBLA f 83 84 I Youth for A treasure chest of faith and inspiration . ' ' Kathy Wood Meeting every morning for devotions and prayer was Parkland's Youth for Christ members. Meetings included singing hymns and the reading of Bible passages. During Christmas, they visited local resthomes. Other activities included a yard sale, bake sale, and raising money for missionary families. 1! Members listen to morning de- votion. Z! Kristi Kirby reads passages from the Bible. 3! ParkIand's I977-1978 Youth for Christ members. lil 'WH 'W xQ M-vt 444.5 fp When we help others, we help ourselves . ' ' Susan Powers Christmas was made special for many children due to the collection of toys donated by Parkland's Juniorettes. To finance their activities, they held a bake sale. Other activities included working at the House of the Christmas Mouse, and serving as pages at the District Fine Arts Festival at Mt. Tabor Methodist Church. 1! Lindy Holloman and Susan Powers exchange views on Working at the House of the Christmas Mouse. 2! Parkland's I977-1978 Ju- niorette members. ,Iuniorettes X 85 3 A !' . , U.. V K Ex 4, . s -Q i s A H. . . striving for the improvement of the community? Tammy Robbins The Y-Teens was a service club dedicated to the improvement of Parkland and the community. To raise funds to support their projects, the Y-Teens had a bake sale in the school store after school. At Halloween, they participated in working at the Halloween Haunted House. l! Parkland's 1977-1978 Y-Teens. 2! Martha Canipe and Pam Hicks participate in the Jaycee Haunted House. 3! Terri Lambeth. Donna McBride, and Teresa Skidmore raise funds during bake sale. 86 ! Y-Teens qs.. We worked for the benefit of othersf' David Leonard Preparing for the State Wrestling Tournament held at Parkland and performing as the school mascot were some of the activities involving Parkland's Hi-Y members. A brother club to the Junior Jaycettes, they assisted in the Jaycee Haunted House. 1! 1977-l97S Hi-Y officers are: Britt Kimel, Treasurer, Barry Markland, President: David Leonard, Vice-President. 2! Sponsor .lim Moose and Hi-Y member Gray Pass discuss plans. 3! Parkland's Hi-Y members are: Front Row: Rick Jones, Craig White, Ernie Kennedy. Gary Phillips, Terry Waddell. Britt Kimel. Gary Granger, Guy Carswell, David Leonard. 2nd Row: Tim Arrington, Mike Moore. Greg Truell, Jay Roberts. Back Row: Gray Pass, Mark Shaver, Steve Adderton, Jeff Wilson, Scott Merrel, Chris Stanley, Bobby Weir, Eric Rodgers. Hi-Y I 87 ' 'Love promotes all of our effortsf' Mary Marion Parklandis Anchor Club was a service organization dedicated to the service of Parkland andthe community. Anchor members attended the District Meeting at West Forsyth High School, ran the coat check at home basketball games, sold football programs, and held craft classes at local nursing homes. Randy Triplett and Keith Hite were named Anchor Club Admirals. lf Anchor Club members attend District Meeting. Z! Brenda Terry, Mary Marion, and Dawn Poole work coat check. 3! Anchor Club officers are: Patty Walker, President, Susan Scott, Secretary, Brenda Terry, Vice-President, Marty Campbell, Treasurer. 4! Patty Walker delivers 'LWel- C0me at District Meeting. S! Parkland's 1977-1978 Anchor Club members. Mawr Q ,1,,,,g,,,,,,,,..,, , f' it 88 I Anchor Club HI was proud to be a part of the club. Bobby Hutchens Selling ads for the State Wrestling Tournament Program, selling balloons for the Heart Fund, and attending church with the Anchor Club were among Parkland's Key Club activities. During Thanksgiving, they collected food for a local needy family. lf Parkland's Key Club Sweetheart is Patty Walker. 2! Bobby Hutchens, Randy Trip- lett, and Clyde Foster count money for the Heart Fund. 3! Parkland's I977-1978 Key Club. 3 Key Club I 89 6'Earning a letter is the symbol of effort and spirit. 97 Jay Roberts Sponsoring Parkland's Fall and Sports Banquets were Parkland's Monogram Club members. Identified by their letter jackets, they represented students who had participated in athletics or other related extracurricular activities. lf Parkland's Monogram Club members include: Front Row: J. Dyson. D. Angel, T. Spencer, D. Beasley, B. Terry, K. Kirby, L. Chesson. 2nd Row: J. Hart. R. Hege, R. Boger, T. Bean, M. Campbell, C. Reid, L. Hutchens, S. Pow- --M-qgr ers, T. Garr, G. Fussell. 3rd 1 Row: L. Alexander, D. Sol- omon, S. Spear, S. Black, E. -, I Snyder, M. Dockery, C. Funk, D. Hall, M. Kiger. 4th Row: M. 11 Canipe. T. Robbins. M. Thomason, C. Hunt, K. - Shields, A. Smith, P. Walker, - M. Powell, L. Day, D. Carpen- ter. Back Row: S. Long, P. Hicks, P. Hunt, K. Rominger, 2! A Parkland Athletic Letter. 31 Mark Shaver receives award at the Fall Sports Banquet. 41 Front Row: J. Hutcherson, M. Shaver. C. White. K. Hite. B. Kimel. T. Malcom. Back Row: Horton. J. Roberts, G. Phillips, J. Sinclair, J. Wilson. J. Davis. J. Williams, S. Adderton. X, S V . 5 E . .'.' ' . 3 Z Mu 90 I Monogram Club wi S. Gay. . Elder. T. Allen, G. Pass, B. , M. Moore, D. Harrison. K. , '4Being a busdriver consists of leadership, responslblllty, and frlendshlp Randy Reavls Under the supervlslon of Mr Joe Mvers Parkland s Busdrivers provlded transportatlon for loc tl schools w1th1n Forsyth County After belng tested all busdrlvers had to go through a period of tramlng and lectures Requirements throughout the year mcluded a good drlvmg record patlence and in exhlbltlon of responslbll tv Responslble for the clemlng of hrs bus Mike Avers se lrches ll for trash Craven Thomas checks hls oll suck on hls bus 1977 1978 Busdrlvers Tlm Bodford delivers lecture ' . ' 2 . ' ' . 2 t i . lf ', ,' I 2 ' V 21 5 D . f ' 3! - ' 41 ' ' . ' . Busdrivers ! 91 German heritage and culture is evident all around us.', Jeff Moorefield Participating in Foreign Language Week and caroling at Old Salem during Christmas were among the activities of Parkland's der Deutsche Klub. ln October. they also participated in the October-Fest. ll Parkland's German Club mem- bers are: Front Row: Fred Thornton. Ricky Fesperman, Jeff Moorefield. Back Row: Sponsor, Sarah Simms, Heidi Fritzler, Kathy Williams. Cathy Gillespie, Gerry James. 2! Heidi Fritzler and Cathy Gil- lespie discuss club activities. 3! Jeff Moorefield and Ricky Fes- perman listen to a lecture. -ar-as wmwmf mf-www.,,,,,,,w 92 X German Club S,-I -QV WS : 5 Latin is going to help me study medicine at college. Funda Ozdogen Parklands Sodalitas Latina, the Latin Club. was dedicated to the study ofthe Latin language. Activities consisted mainly of studying philosophers. and promoting the Latin language. Funds were raised by having a spring money-raising project. lf Cindy Dowdy reports during Latin Club meeting. 2! Thurmon Johnson and Funda Ozdogen compete against each other in a Latin game. 3! Parkland's Latin Club mem- bers are: Front Row: Funda Ozdogen. Karen Jones. Suzanne l-lester. Susan Prater. Cindy Dowdy. Sheree Dillon. Back Row: Doug West. Larry Jackson. Thurmon Johnson. Jeff Wilson. and Ms. Beavers. Latin Club f 93 HN0us avons llespirit de les peuples. Randy Haynes Parkland's Le Cercle Francais, the French Club, captured the French spirit by examining French music and sampling French cuisine at Berryis. At Berry's, members were able to taste various quiches. French Club members also sold T-shirts and performed during the Christmas assembly. lf Sherri Whiteheart plays charades at meeting. 2! Chris Conrad reads a play. 3! Janice Temples discusses plans. 4! French Club members include: Front Row: S. Joyner, J. Tem- ples, T. Curry, L. Chesson, T. Brinegar, D. Solomon, E. Rob- bins, P. Delp, S, Venable. Back Row: S. Durham, J. Bovender, C. Walker, R, Haynes, T. Garr, D. Ferguson, D. Phillips. 94 X French Club 4 erwz zwwfusvff:z f I f - j 'Yf if .awk 'sl xNV'?Mfff ggi ai - as E ' gh , f vw' 'ea , ,, gWPK U uygxvfn 1, WMM! K , 4,05 r X i ' 'Exploring something new is always rewarding. ' ' Pam Cook Parkland's El Circulo Espanol, the Spanish Club, was host to Hill and Anderson Spanish students for an evening of Spanish entertainment and cuisine. To raise funds for their activities, members had a bake sale. Other events included an evening at Los Amigos for dinner, and performing Spanish songs at the Christmas assembly. 1! Debbie Solomon tries coffee. 2! Cindy Cook performs dance. 3! Cindy Terry and Carol Hartsell try to decipher a Mexican newspaper. 4! Parkland's Spanish Club mem- bers are: Front Row: Melinda Snyder, Cindy Terry, Carolyn Reich, Kelly Rominger, .Iill Champion, Carol Hartsell, Leah Hutchens, Terri Wall Back Row: Herman Currence, Gene Wilkins, Sandra Black, Chuck Linthicum, Pam Cook, Debbie Solomon, Bobby Hutchens, Randy Triplett, Patty Walker, and Dawn Poole. v Spanish Club I 95 3 :' T-g L y mf J' ,:L.. amy Q A if 1 L., ,.: , Vfjy :. , ik ,NL F : ' ' T f '- f' , ww ,Q i AQ5AQy?y13U - VL. A Wy , V in -ff . QW- ft wif , , lg j aw 5 3 1 no ' a 4 if f?fMM g W 96! Queen of Clubs HA lot of hard work and effort? Jeff Williams Sponsored by Parkland's National Honor Society. Parkland's annual Queen of Clubs Pageant highlighted the year for girls representing their respective clubs. Each girl was selected by her own club to compete in the contest. Each contestant performed talent acts, and was asked questions by the judges. Karen Cuthrell was chosen as Parkland's I977-1978 Queen of Clubs. Ms. Cuthrell represented Parkland's Student Association. lf Contestant Sherry Durham. 2! Contestant Martha Canipe. 3! Winner Karen Cuthrell. 4! Contestant Patty Walker. 5! Contestants -applaude Karen Cuthrell as winner. 6! Contestants assemble on stage. X97 El love There were more new faces on the Parkland Staff than ever when 15 people joined the faculty. The newly-formed Budget Committee was appointed to meet new policy requirements. A new teacher evaluation system, designed by Superintendent James A. Adams, was used. Parent-teacher conferences became a thrust of the school board, and a day was set aside for scheduling the talks. Assistant principal C.P. Smith talks with Miss Rachel Campbell. Marty Platt and Charlie Cooper clown in the teacher's planning room. Gloria Baughn samples treats at a social for the faculty. Jim Moose, science teacher. Mrs. Claudia Skinner, business teacher. 1 3 4 5 ssaii .i1A, , ,NN ,f 'LEW f4' -sq-,,, 5 3 Faculty Divider X 99 V, were Q 7 100 I Faculty r m.mN. 1 m- '-.W 1 he prmclpal IS A L larrlmore He serves on the Board of Directors for the Forsyth Prlnclpals Assocldtlon He 'md hls famlly were fe xtured ln the July Issue of Newsweek ln in article on ftmllv C impgrounds A new member ofthe fxeulty IS the tssxstdnt principal Mr James Malcolm He spends hls sp are tlme re tdmg gardemng and pl iylngg golf Mr L P Smlth IS one of the lsslstant prlnclpdls He ts Presldent ofthe North Cdrolma H1g,h School Dr ami Assoclatlon Hls SPCLI 1l Interests are g trdenmg readlng 1nd people Mrs Flonme Anderson tc aches Advmced Placement Fngllsh it thc C ireer Center and Dr uni I md Il She IS advisor of the Dr tml Club Ms Lynn Ballowe Co sponsor forthe cheerleaders IS 1 new Gund tnce Counselor She enjovs Jogbglng pl o mg tenms and pl lylllg the flute l SF 4 5 Zlflll DCTCUSSIOI1 . Assistant coach for girls volleyball and softball is Mrs. Gloria Baughn. She teaches Humanities and 20th Century American History. She enjoys house plants and skiing. English III and Latin ll teacher is Mrs. Elizabeth Beavers. She is the sponsor of the National Honor Society andthe Latin Club. In her free time she likes to cook. Joining Parkland's guidance department this year is Miss Linda Bellows. She is a member of the Faculty Social Committee and is assistant girls' basketball coach. Her hobbies are jogging. painting. and movie history. A new member of the English Department is Dr. Norma Bernhardt. She teaches Mass Media and English lll. She attends concerts and plays as a hobby. and likes to play the piano. Faculty X 101 Mrs. Josephine J. Boone teaches Fashion Merchandising and Distributive Education. She is sponsor of the DECA Club. Her hobbies are photography. gardening, and reading. Mrs. Selvey Boyer teaches English IV. She sponsors the Dixie Debs. Her hobbies are cooking, reading, and gardening. The Biblical History, 20th Century America. and International Relations teacher is Miss Saxon Bray. She spends her free time sewing, growing flowers, and taking care of Pollyanna, her cat. Rachel J. Campbell teaches Algebra I and Il, Math IV, and V. She sponsors the Hi I.Q. Bowl. She enjoys crocheting. sewing, and traveling. Mr. James R. Chambers is a Guidance Counselor. In his leisure he likes to play tennis and travel. Mr. Charlie C. Cooper is the Industrial Cooperative Training I and ll teacher. He is sponsor ofthe .s as Q X 'ew' K , , .M , I l jf W. ,HA - 'q at ...f . r-fy 'M' VICA Club. He likes to farm and ride horses. This is Mrs. Nancy S. Cox's first year at Parkland. She likes sewing. and is a member of the Faculty Social Committee. She teaches General Mathematics IV, Consumer Mathematics, and Algebra Il. Mrs. Faye Craver is the Education Aide. She likes ceramics. Mrs. Christine W. Daniel is the English lll and Short Story teacher. Her hobbies are collecting coins and stamps. and sewing. Ms. Carleen Davis teaches Art l and ll. She sponsors the Art Club. Her special interests includejogging. photography, and painting. A new librarian is Mrs. Jean Deaton. She is on the Faculty Gift Committee and sponsors the Library Club. She enjoys bowling. reading. needlework. and bridge. The school police officer is Mr. E.P. Dennis. He enjoys playing tennis, gardening, and fishing. X 3-.F H ..-X 5 AWN 'QF o I Q t Lf M 'l . X me .... ,ws ssss S K N. Ya' Zi.. f-'M' l 'gig 'N Faculty X 103 Mrs. Minnie Dukes is the aide in classroom for-development and change, This is her first year in school system. Claude Edwards teaches Machi Woodworking Il and General Drafting I. He is interested in Marquetry. Mrs. Bertha Fernandez teaches Spanish I. ll. Ill. and IV. Mrs. Fernandez is in charge ofthe Spanish Club. She likes to cook hobby. Mrs. Patricia Flynt is the English Creative Writing, and Sports Adventure, and Comedy teache She is sponsor of the Junior Jaycettes. She likes listening to classical music. Physical Education teacher is M Norma Freeman: she also teach Anatomy and Physiology. Her e activities include coaching the g basketball team. and running th school store. Mrs. Beth Fulton isjournalism teacher and advisor of Hitching Post. Spectatus. Photography C ik and Quill and Scroll. Mr. Brent Gearhart is the Forestry, Horticulture. Livestock. and Poultry teacher. He is the sponsor of the Future Farmers of America. The Humanities teacher is Mrs. Phyllis Goff. She sponsors the Youth for Christ Club. Music is her special talent and hobby. Educational Aide is Mrs. Barbara Green. She assists in the Career Resource Center. She enjoys cooking and sewing. Mr. Marion Griffin teaches Twentieth Century America and Today's Government. He is the Senior Class Coordinator. He likes to go camping. Mrs. Ruth Ann Grigg teaches Introduction to Composition and English III. Cooking and reading are activities she enjoys. Foods and Nutrition. Home Economics I and Il teacher is Mrs. Helen Hairston. She sponsors the Future Homemakers of America. pf' '.,,,..-,vw ann flex ice -c ' .' w ,. 1 Q J , Faculty ! 105 5, Xl' JI is K 5 106 ! Faculty '4 4 i ,,,.,.,...m---M-'N Mr. Foster L. Hayes teaches Industrial Arts, Metals I and ll, General Drafting ll and Architectural Drafting. A special interest of his is black powder weapons. Mrs. Christine Hendrick teaches Office Machines, Office Procedures, and Cooperative Office Occupations. She sponsors the Student Association and Future Secretaries. Shorthand and Business Law teacher is Mrs. Athaleta Hendrix. Her interests are playing bridge and growing plants. The Art teachers is Lura Holley. She is on the Faculty Gift Committee and Educational Leadership Team. She co-sponsors the Art Club. She enjoys cooking and playing tennis. School secretary and treasurer is Miss Ruth Holton. She handles correspondence, collections. and finances. Mr. Robert L. Hunt is the Band and 2 -V , if ii ,,.. li , g.:s-W ii, J it mp, . is .X .k,, px . . i L ...E .... , .... my A H 5 it K 5 Chorus teacher. He likes to play the drums and grow plants. Mrs. Ann Idol is Physical Education III and Ecology teacher. She coaches volleyball and track. Mr. ,lim Jones teaches Distributive Education I. He is co-sponsor of the DECA Club. His special interest is sports. Mrs. Francis P. Keith is the Media Coordinator. She is cosponsor of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Tenia Keith is the registar. She enjoys sports and working with house plants. Mrs. Emily Land teaches Home Economics for Seniors. Child Development, Clothing and Textiles. and Home Furnishings. She sponsors the Majorettes and is on the Faculty Gift Committee. Mrs. D.L. Lane teaches English III and IV, and Myths and Legends. She is on the Faculty Social Committee. .5 it iii i ' I 'X Wt 8 Il .... .S ef I Q -e-- 1 . I ss- N. 2 . .-.. H n i - I il ill i ...: f. 5: 11' in-f ' f Faculty X 107 The Accounting I, Accounting II, and Introduction to Business Teacher is Ms. ,Ioan Malcom. She is co-sponsor for the Cheerleaders. Mr. Ed McDonald is the 20th Century America and Contemporary American Society teacher. He coaches the football, junior varsity basketball, and track teams. Junior ROTC has a new lieutenant colonel, Ltc. Acie McGhee, Jr. He moved here from Texas. Over the summer he visited Monrovia, Liberia. Mrs. Elaine Moore works in the History Resource Center. She likes to sew, read and travel. Mr. Jim Moose teaches Physics, Advanced Biology, and IIS Biology. He is assistant football coach, head track coach, and sponsors the Hi-Y Club. His hobby is antique automobiles. Mr. Daniel Motley is the guidance director. He likes outdoor activities such as swimming, hiking, and camping. Mr. Tom Muse teaches Physical Education. He is the assistant coach for the football team and head coach of the basketball team. The route supervisor for the school buses is Mr. Joe Don Myers. In his spare time he enjoys working in a carpentry shop. Mrs. Jimmie Nickell teaches Cooperative Occupational Training l and ll. She sponsors the VICA Club and the Faculty Social Committee. In her spare time she makes income tax preparations and enjoys dancing and reading. The Custom Sewing and Cooperative Home Economics teacher is Mrs. Geraldine Osborne. She sponsors the Anchor Club. the Hero Club. and is chairman ofthe Home Economics Department. Mrs. Helen Osborne is Cafeteria Manager. In her free time she likes to crochet. Replacing Mr. Brantly Park for Algebra ll, Geometry. and Fundamental Math is Mrs. Barbara Anne Butler. She plays tennis and watches soccer games. Faculty X 109 A. YN xiii st .. Dubois si 'U Sv ., ' K' ,Sgx 'lt Q I ,N i e 't 'f 3 ,P 2 4 Mrs. Marty Platt is Distributive Education Il and Fashion Merchandising teacher. She sponsors the DECA Club, Her interests are growing flow ers. music and traveling, English lll and Junior Honors English teacher is Mrs. ,lean Pruitt. She sponsors the Y-Teens. She likes boating and swimming. Mr. Grant Queen is Chemistry and Biology teacher. His activities are football and golf coaching. and he is co-sponsor for the Key Club, He plays golf and works with crafts. Mr. Bob Rannigan counsels and teaches suspended students, He co-sponsors the intramural basketball team. and the Key Club. He is interested in dream therapy. The aide in the Junior Resource Center is Hrs. Flora Raper. She likes spending time with her grandchildren. and going to her lake cottage. Sponsor ofthe Junior Class is Virginia Sams. She teaches linglish IV. Her interests are yoga. jogging. 110 f Faculty ..-X -fe ,f--4 and horseback riding. ,lean F. Shipman is Guidance Secretary. She teaches piano lessons and enjoys her family. Mrs. Carol Shuppert is the English Ill teacher. She directs the .luniorettes Club. Hel' hobby is interior decorating. Sports. Adventure, Comedy. and English lV teacher is Miss Karen Simms. She is sponsor ofthe Pep Club. Her interests are gymnastics and camping. Miss Sarah Simms is German ll and English III teacher. She is sponsor of the German Club. She likes sewing and politics. 'liypewriting l and ll and Data Processing teacher is Mrs. Claudia H. Skinner. She advises The Future Business Leaders. Her interest is sewing. Miss Mattie Smith teaches Practical Record Keeping and Applied Business Mathematics. She is department chairman and sponsors Red Cross. . . . f i.-i. . sig -- 'i i t ... ' s me K2 . W. - ...Q K 'ks . . ., .xx A ..-. sc a ,- 3 I Q. . 1, .. fi N my , if c i A S gf .. K . Ax e f . fn-.s -Q:-1. - 15- if .str- if '- ' . 'A 'Ss-Lf-5' ' . X. t yler' -. . 3. fi'i '... sig 531 5' ' W H. f .115 fe, b, . . iz pn, 1 K .1,-.1-w.gs2f'f 'ef'ii lf gi e less-?+s'isf1i'iE A . Q f - 'i'TK'!is???l4 my 3 .jews e -. . .ii gi If X sf . . - . if . .ff-5-fs. - 4 . . P--H ti.-P - - -.5 itnfffiw- we-1-.4 is p . e f' is 1 '- . K K s. gy' ,Z - ,uf xl .t 1. 5 . S 949 ftff.-S 2. ' 3 ' S I, '63 l K x ., W, h x W sg 1 ,.44X, ' F3 'Si ' 'N 1 slj if P, 'sg-bv af? f If N ff.. . . fc. Q 5 .pfgjg B Mgigpfx. 1, ,, 5, . J' X-.f ., e f. j l hi 4 ,. Slant . . i n 5 1 .f i 'Q-1.5 . if is P f i .S f.,.. i 1. i . QI le. S W . -. - 'Ii i.--. 1 ii i.'-.--s- . ..t. ,Q si. issss . as I SWF? Fei ii 'ii ' ' - qi ,f ',,,' N'-Q we fii 1 . '-2521 h .bw fe sffs.siex,.L --. - - s N W 1, 141 . s kin ii 4 J i . Q a . t L N xy. 4 A , F-Wm, t'-' 4 S ll Faculty f lll French and Spanish teacher is Mrs. Eulalia Solomon. She is advisor of the French Club and chairman of the Foreign Language Department. Her hobbies are photography, sewing, and bowling. Mr. Homer Thompson is head football coach and athletic director. He teaches Physical Education and is co-sponsor for the Monogram Club. Library secretary is Mrs. Martha Jean Triplett. She likes playing bridge in her spare time. Mrs. Martha Walker teaches English IV and Introduction to Composition. She is chairperson of the English Department and directs the National Honor Society. She loves sewing, cooking, and collecting antiques. 1' a Mrs. Wanda C. Warren works in the office with attendance and signoutsg and is aide to the Music and Industrial Arts Departments. Her hobbies are camping and ceramics. Collection of fees, and correspondence involving students are the jobs of Mrs. Peggy Williams, the second secretary in the office. In her free time she enjoys sewing and reading. ISG Ray Wood teaches .IROTC l, Il, Ill, IV. He advises the drill team, the color guards, and honor guards. His special interest is spending time with his grandchildren. Cafeteria Staff: Marie Wright, Helen Osborne, Nell Stone, Nellie Scott. Custodians: Johnny Witherspoon, Abnor D. Goodin, Ada White. IX Q , uwoni 'wfh IW ,Q myff . J' . .,,fv,, 64 W .. - A i .... 3 s-5' . ' l 8 gs: ks Q' 9 Faculty X 113 ff 5' S419 H F 1 i r i N f' l s 11 Glrgilsecal Competition between classes was greatly 114 X Classes Divider decreased by a school wide effort to merge the two as never before. Everyone felt that in grade we are divided as juniors and seniors but in spirit we are united as Mustangs. A strong union between classes was achieved. 3 t Sylvia Hinkle. Hitching Post photographer. takes pictures in the main hall. All species are served in the cafeteria. man and beast alike. Students meet outside during class change. Cheerleaders boost pep at a basketball game. Leslie McDaniel strikes a pose for the camera. 1 4 wvuuauau - Classes Divider X ll5 it 'F ,,,.f Ag, lil' Qin' -.,. '...o al 'lg 0 W 'W .J 46 W J 1, 4 L ,,.1Al, A A 4 sl! M 4' vi, A It l 5' pf nf 4 i4 M' Mixed feelings were exhibited by Seniors as they enjoyed their last year of high school and Parkland. The White Carnation tipped in dark blue and the motto IfI fail, ifl succeed, at least Illl live what I believe, by George Benson, were chosen by the senior class to symbolize their final year. Twenty seniors were chosen by their fellow classmen for Who's Who. All looked forward to the senior prom, class day and their last walk as Mustangs at graduation. 116 I Senior Opening J ab' Y gum. Seniors purchase '78 class rmgs m September. Grose uses the phone in the main The '78 class flower, motto, and graduation invitations were chosen by the senior class. Craig White gives Claudizi Funk a 4 ticket'i while they investigate a pohce motorcycle. Antoinette Crawford opens up to the breezes on' a cool fall day. Maria Benson participaies in Drama activities. Donn:-1'Spencer a play for English. Senior I 117 L E31 Marty Campbell Marty was a member of the National Honor Society, Anchor Club Treasurer, Monogram Dixie Angel Club, Tennis Team, Senior Board Secretary and Q Dixie Debs. Dixie was a member of the Monogram Club, f- Q .1 Quill and Scroll, Art Club, Dance Club, Dixie if Deb Co-Chief and Hitching Post staff. LA, MT, il , 'Wi Cindy Cook . Cindy was a member of the Student Association. Monogram Club, Spanish Club, Homecoming Court, , E Jr. Jaycettes, Senior 'L mx. Board, Chorus, and S ? 2, Dixie Debs. A fd? laik XX Gloria F Sharon was a member of the Jr. Jaycettes, Spectatus Staff and Senior Board. Gloria was a member of the National Honor Society, Monogram Club and Dixie Deb Co-Chief. Jimmice Hart Jimmice was a member of the Monogram Club, Student Association, Afro-American Society, Girl's Basketball Team and GAA. Chris was a member of the Monogram Club, Football Team and Track Team. Sylvia Hinkle Sylvia was a member of the Anchor Club, Monogram Club, Quill and Scroll, Chief of Varsity Cheerleaders, Hitching Post Photographer, Homecoming Court and Senior Board. heals he Darrell was a member of the Monogram Club, Afro-American Society, Football Team and Senior Board. Q XX ' Q .k, ku +95 ,. 5 LQ X. it fifx5a.- Leah was a member of the Student Association, Anchor Club, National Honor Society, Monogram Club, Spanish Club Secretary, Quill and Scroll Treasurer, Hitching Post Managing Editor, Senior Board, Inter-Club Council and Dixie Deb Chief. Wh0's Who I 119 hols ho Susan was Anchor Club Secretary and National Honor Society Secretary. 120 X Wh0's Who Veronica Oates Ann Miller Veronica was a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Ann was a member of the Monogram Club, Afro-American Society Vice-President, Softball Team, Homecoming Court and Varsity Cheerleaders. Student Association Treasurer, Track Team, Senior Board Alternate and Chorus. 3: ,fig t er' . 1 Ii' -' M, V is Qi ff Monogram Club, Football and Baseball Teams. Mark was a member of the Hi-Y, 5. , w. ..-xxx .ax .. ai ,gf , X . is V .w K ' M 53, ,x 7 V. f ,!-,f1 Jeff was a member of the Monogram Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society President, Key Club, Band, Bus Driver and Baseball Team. Donna Spencer Donna Was a member of the National Honor Society, Monogram Club, Student Association Vice-President, Inter-Club Council, Afro-American Society, Service Teens, Varsity Cheerleaders, Track Team, and Drama Club. Brenda Terry Brenda was a member of the National Honor Society, Anchor Club Vice-President, Student 'has he 15? Patty was a member of the Senior Board, Anchor Club President, National Honor Society Vice-President and Dixie Debs. Sherri was a member of the Anchor Club, National Honor Society, Student Association President and French Club Secretary. Association, Monogram Club, Track Team and Dixie Debs. fe' Q Q QQ, ,.-, , It 'jf' Debbie was a member of the Anchor Club, Student Association Executive Member, National Honor Society, Monogram Club, French Club Vice-President, Spanish Club, Co-Chief of Varsity Cheerleaders and President of the Senior Board. ll Thurman Johnson was appointed Brigade Sergeant Major Jonathan Wright won a Gold Key in the Scholastic Art awards. i -, .477 ., . ' : iissisxm tssieffff K ?3Q V,fW , .- X5 -A ,Ex Svi Shi AR X jk-if 3 Y if , x ww il . reef? is an hd S Zfgiiiif D 1 lg -wi' i .nm Q with 3 iff' 2! 3! QC' ' Wi ,lg iikfk. m? fx 1'MEQg 'Kff - - s Q E5 K fm- V M if gf? ,wW' i .sER?f Bill Davis was a semi-finalist for the National Merit scholarship. He will be considered for a scholarship his senior year, Dawn Poole was awarded an academic scholarship to High Point College. lf The Hitching Post staff received awards in four areas: General News. first place: Photography. Sports. and Editorials. all second place. in the Piedmont Journalism Workship in Greensboro. 2 3 4 S ...... . .N...........-W-. -M Q i s 4! Debbie Solomon won a Daughters of the American Revolution award for good citizenship, Johnny Eugene Abel Chris Adams Mark Howard Adams Steven Lee Addertion Terriannie Addison -ns. 4- Gary Adkins Lynda R. Alexander Tracy K. Alexander Ricky Dean Allen Tim E. Allen xv- J' Danny Gray Alverson Bedelia Bernell Anderson Connie M. Anderson Joe Anderson Dixieleigh Angel ,AX 1! Llsa Shelton spends free tlme enjoying the fresh air 2! Cralg Whlte enjoys hlmself at the Hohday Fesuval parade 124 I Seniors 'Q 5' X S Q Q-Y A A an s f tq..,, 'un '54- 'Cr be ri Tl iF'Q5l Je 'ian 'N vw pm 3 'er tr., Wwe ,.. . vw W., ai- - of 'N .5 -1 5 QI 3 U 1 i M . , V , , M . K 4, A o iw., - Ex at - lf L' Y V R W 'vu I rm un .uw 1 J: t, ,..,. A. ,ff lj' iylliiyf rw 5 - f I li 5 , Elizabeth Anne Angel Bobby Lee Armstrong Mark D. Armstrong Tim David Arrington Greg Scott Atwood Tommy Wayne Austin Mike H. Ayers Kathy Levern Bailey Beverly Ann Baldwin Ronald Anthony Baldwin Barbara Baskins Andre R. Bass Lisa Jo Bauguess Treva Dawn Beasley Michelle G. Beck Steven Keith Bell Derrick Leonard Benbow Maria'A. Benson Angie Elaine Bethea Anthony Bishop Peggi Jean Bitting Joyce Ann Black Levem Black Ronald Bing Black Debra Louise Blackburn Tara S. Bodenhamer Renae Lynn Boger Sarah Elizabeth Boggs Michael Wayne Boles Dennis Lee Bolling Seniors I 125 Kathy Marie Booe Teresa Booe Randy Garrett Boyd Rhonda Gayle Bradley Rhonda Jeanne Brendle Randall Gray Brewer Ruth Elaine Bridges Tammy Melia Brineger June K. Brooks Brigtte Renita Brown Darryl R. Brown Jan Marie Brown Sandra Danita Brown Wesley Ramon Brown Valaria Arlene Brown Allen Brunson Teri Lynn Bryan Tony Buchanan Curvy DeCarlo Buford James Wesley Burgess 5 iylse its we as . 1 Q Q T1m Allen works on a history CS NRA as :WAX xi -1 11.5 B airrygwu- v iz. M X 85 9 g .QW .SS n gumm - 'X in ,gz or - t ,. B , Students spend lunchtime 1n lelsure actxvlty 126 1 Seniors l 2 1! ' ' I I . 2! - Q . ' ' fl I time as .J 5 5 gsm 1 is af' 9' me Qi it QQ Ml Being oneself is all that need be done - Yourself is the best person you can be. Debbie Solomon This is the advice that Debbie Solomon would like to share with all girls, and advice she feels helped her win the Forsyth County Junior Miss title in November, the N.C. Junior Miss crown in January, and the title of first runner-up in the televised America's Junior Miss Pageant. Debbie first entered the Forsyth County Junior Miss contest upon encouragement from the Parkland guidance office and her parents. Dancing to 'fThe Lonely Goatherdf' Debbie won the talent award as well as the poise and appearance awards in the state pageant, and the physical fitness and talent scholarships in the national pageant. Debbie plans to major in psychology when she enters UNC next fall because of her love for people. A , P' 'MA' - , ML, Y' I. '36 . B 1 f 2,1 Sandra Faye Cameron Marty Jean Campbell Martha Louise Canipe . 7 i K ' ' :Vr Tammy Gail Carr if Joyce Yvette Cart Kathryn Yvonn L rt Santhony Genice Cash Gerri F. Cathey B. Brodie Catletl Donna Rhea C dl Bel da Lou Lhd k Seniors ! 127 Brenda Lee Chadwick Timmy Alan Chambers Jimmy Lee Chandler Tommy Chau Leslie K. Chesson Tangee Annette Christie Leah L. Clark David Lowell Clarke Mary E. Clements Fernandas Lavon Clinton Dale R. Coggins Mike McWayne Cole Curtis Lee Coleman David L. Coleman Joseph Allen Coley Lee Connes Ronald Lee Conrad Cindy Frances Cook Mark Franklin Cooper Vurall Delton Cooper Darrell Kevin Cope Deena.M. Copple Teresa Lynn Costner Cynthia Annette Covington Wayne Covington Linda Coleen Cox Cynthia Lynn Cranford .lulla Nanette Craver Antoinette Crawford David George Crawford 128 f Seniors in .,, Q. ,, ,- XX 4. , 4 A ,1 av ,N f V51- 4 x hfx QAM, fa S- is 3 3 V3 Ji we L ,C i .l J: 1 4 R E we .L D sv- N- 5 V , .e 51-1... me K a Tammy Willette Crawford Thomas E. Crews Herman Mathews Currence Karen Denise Cuthrell Matthew J. Cuthrell Earnestine Crews Dargan Marjan Jeff Dargan Kristopher Davido John Joseph Davidson Roger Franklin Davidson Connie Jean Davis Dorothy Patricia Davis James Hedrick Davis .lov Valeria Davis Lawrence Randall Davis E Ao' l 'm'Wl' Qi The Debs perform in the Holiday Festival Parade. Benny Powell uses a break to shoot pool at Parkway Lanes. Seniors X 129 Mark Lee Davis Rhonda Rene Davis Teresa Lynn Davis Timothy Lee Davis Joanne Dean Sharon Lynn Dees Patricia Elizabeth Delp Deborah Louise Demby 6. s K R-. Michelle Veronica Dean k Michael H. Dervin H. Wayne Dillard Sheree Dawn Dillon Tuan N. Do Melinda Kaye Dockery Ellis Wendell Doss Paul C. Douglas Kelvin B. Douthit Cynthia Anne Dowdy Louie Edward Dull Julie Lynn Dyson James Keith Easter Edith Ann Edwards Valerie Yvette Edwards Boris L, Elder C. Lynne Ellis David Allen Emest Zena M. Ervin DeAnn M. Everhart Randy D. Everhart Ricky Everhart 130 f Seniors t g K l F ,. Y , H. L -, if : .-is T ' K if- if : ' A i R ' .s M ' Nl' 5 ' - av. ,f -S' f gsgqp., .,,, 1 5 '.'. we Q? -' Saws---i ' :Qi-,gf-T . ,. . xi h .., in -L .4g,,. ' 'A ' , we :sw f ' x i A , N L K-v-N,,x . Q .,,. 4 -K-1 slnfffg -. Q -Q ' Q Q in Q :vii 'S ' N 'Q Nfnii wi H W ran xgim 4' l .JL M il in x Nl 'sig N SJ A Q an 1... .F-as ,ar yy :MA- ss.. Qs' , uv, 'Y' . ,wjr X l . . .N N L v Q... ' ., 1 7 5, :'. Jr- I . A .ff f l .- is W: 7 .--- 4 0 9 Q ., ...,.... Q X 9 ., ,wx A U, 1. he . ' FA' s . - f , M x if Var: ubi- ' M ' .f 5' ' f - 5 Q' v--- S fu XX Xl 1 at if .. some advice I would like to share with you 55ThiS year has been 3 who would like to become president of your Y student body is to expect the Challenge, 3 definlte Worst and then you won't be surprised at the outcome of hard Work. challenge., ' Sherry Whiteheart I wouldn't trade being president for anything, says Sherry, President of Student Association, because it has taught me discipline, to be dedicated, and some responsibility. ln being president there's hard work and a lot of time involved. So lb tr . - 1 9- K.. 1 vw -.Y-. a ' 1' V,- Q' M 43 X E F ar Q ' ,vw ,f w r fats W ,. 3 -k J. Scott Richard Everhart Tina Elizabeth Everidge Anthony Hope Fearrington Gale Jean Fiedler Davie Lee Fields Wanda LaVern Fields Mark Anthony Fishel T. Daniel Flynn Danny Franklin Foley Rita Christine Foltz Gloria Jean Forbes Vanessa Ford Jeffrey Dean Foster Ronald Gray Foster Frances Ann Fritchman Heidi Marie Fritzler Karen Marie Fulbright Cheryl Fulton Claudia Elaine Funk Kathy .lo Fuquay Seniors ! 1 31 it Among all the books and study a student finds a few moments of rest. Susan Powers does some Christmas shopping for her secret sister. W9 lf , 2! I I 4, of I f ,, 1 X 5 4 if-. . 'Z' .., ge K 4 J o l 5 ...A 1 1 132 Gloria Diane Fussell Janita Dawn Gardner Cheryl Lajean Gamer Trina Faith Garner Theresa Ann Garr Michael Eungene Garvin Kevin Gary Tommy Lewis Gary Sheryl Ann Gay Michael Antwion Gentry Kathy Louise Gillespie Anita Wynne Gilliam Larry Dale Godwin Kathy Marlene Goins Clifton Dale Gore Renita Darlene Graham Gary Michael Granger Edward Eugene Gray Ronald Ricardo Gray Edward Green ! Seniors K - an 5 su--Q '- K I in -QN i , y L 5 ' , A iw A af Fl!-w , . iam gb is y f ail? A , is C., - -21' Q :lf ,L X S 1 A, if .V 1 i , aff' ,L I Q O'- 94' ai are ' sa af Q i. mag . .t..a-ew t 1 W . L X E X i 1. xl ., ,J Q 3 H 31 4- f 1 f , 5 Q .mx v--Flu. H -1 - . ,.,. . LLW - Mew- ., -. X .. --51' ' 4 - ' , ggi S 'T aa w e . 52-. fi- if Hi X X X S5 Tarreyton Gregory Donez Gripper Bill Robert Grose Patricia A. Grubbs Michael Steven Gudger Lester Hairston Donnie Rebecca Hall Michael A. Hall Mike Hall Russell Samuel Hall Janet Dean Hamlin Candy E. Hammons Barbara Ann Hanes Judy Elaine Hanes John Bryant Hansley I 1! Bonme Mahaffey and Lisa Snow talk with frlends dur 2! Donme Hall enjoys a good book in the llbrdry V ing change of classes. , 1 I . Seniors I 133 Gerri Leigh Hardiman Jeffrey Delano Hardiman Barry R. Hardy Julie Lynn Hargadon Linda Gail Hargis Tommy Edward Harlan Richard E. Harper Robin Anita Harrell Coit Lynn Harris David E. Harrison .limmice D. Hart Vernon L. Hart Danny Ray Hartley Carol Elizabeth Hartsell Cecilia L. Harvey Charles Philip Harward Anthony Hatchet! Anita Ann Hawkins Martha Ann Hawkins Joe Wayne Hayes Randy Haynes Misty S. Hedgecock Gary Wayne Hege Robin Lynn Hege Laura Denise Hemrick Keith Henderson Roy S. Henderson Thomas Lee Herrin Suzanne Elaine Hester Pamela Susan Hicks 134 ! Seniors H04 A-v A uw ,,,. .f t ,A gif I A W an A. 1, u Y ' -Y , , ,,,54w f fi m ,E Z , I-new Mm. 359' hx New 'Ns . 'f,,,.J , Elizabeth Ann Hill Steven Craig Hill Thomas Deway Hill Teresa Diane Hillian Valeria D. Hines 1. Sylvia Elizabeth Hinkle Jeffrey Keith Hite Keith Aaron Holcomb Sulena Dianne Holcomb William Greg Holcomb :ff . iffy i + A -as V - f .. 11 W! be Matrice L. Holiday David Allen Holland Melinda Denise Holloman Richard S. Holt Terrie Ellen Honeycut! '52 --A ' asia... ll Dawn Poole measures Gray Pass for his cap and gown. Sharon Spear and Karen Fulbright leave school dur- ing free time. Seniors X 135 Howard Keith Horton Byron Keith Howell Sharon Antoniette Howell Steve 0'Neal Hull Earnest Gene Humphries Catherine Rose Hunt Patricia D. Hunt Vanessa Deborah Hunter Leah Grace Hutchens Robert Ray Hutehens Sue Ann Hutchens James Carroll Hutcherson Rebecca Hyatt Ricky Lee Idol Mike lnzar James R. Jacks Karen P. Jackson Gerry Alan James Willie Lee James Jennifer Lynn Jenkins Leslie Jenkins Darrell Gerhard Jessup Barbara Ann Johnson Jeffrey Clarence Johnson Lisa Gail Johnson Thurman A. Johnson Dwain Gray Jones Greg Lee Jones Karen Suzanne Jones Richard W. Jones 136 ! Seniors ' 1 -Y, . M 1 34 5 I F' ' w . - , ff., , . 17 - Y ' J i . V, ffi' ' 'i ,, ' ' ' . I ,,. , . ' , ., I ' .iv . . '- - - ., .... .e .,.,. - I 1 .,., -li' 1 1- ' fi- ' ..,, - -- 4:-2, f- ,, -zzseem:-:fs K- 11 1 ' : no if il f ' ie. f ., -A p ' H J, ' Q 0 L! 2 32 '-... Ie f K :-: Zi wi - H , es.. w 1 ..v,,...q.:'.a, ef, . -W fa, I . . . .Sg r 1- .L ,,,,- '- ,,. . 42:1 3. fx Eamffgg ' . . Q 1 J' . M .. ' J iiie .J aass Q - ,. yyy- ,...,.. ,, , ' yg::',Eizz,Q2.. i M, I , . ..,.. Fil b., ..-1: .... 'RFQ ' - 3,5 my K. qi P' 'fem is ,rf F E30 if ss: 5 Na Q 5- am-A X . 411146 we B 2 N 5, W ie? we EE . if We allege -1? - A i N, if Six. Nur ,... 1 '4 lQIe, EYSXNEX-,X ,xx mg A,-an' 'Sv . fi ,f af: if 'Y .1 W f Te' ra y. 'Spirit of 78 is displayed by seniors 'it a pep Debbie Solomon models in a fashion show at Hanes M1 . Rick G. Jones Roderick D. Jones Elayn Denise Kapp Peggy Sue Keaton Sherry Lee Keaton David E. Keeling Ernest A. Kennedy Sonya Kay Ketner Marian Kiger D. Britt Kimel Danny Lee King Kristi Garle Kirby Chris Kirkpatrick Sandra Jean Klutz Jeff William Knight Seniors I 137 Dennis Michael Knox Elana Eve Koon David Craig Lackey Deborah Jean Lamb Danny Wilson Lambert Brigitte Renee Lambeth Jerry Lynn Lambeth Michael Wayne Lampkins Lee Landingham Kay Frances Lane Tony Lane David Keith Lawson Mark Jefferson Lawson Mark A. Leamon Linda Marie Lefler Lori Aldridge Lemkuil Donald Ray Lemons David Wayne Leonard Etta Linnell Lethco Connie Diane Lewis Lisa Yvette Lewis Gayle Ruth Lindsey Lisa Gayle Lineback Michael Scott Lineberry Tanya Leah Livengood Byron Lee Logan George Oliver Logan Mike A. Logan Charles Richard Long Cheryl Ann Long 138 f Seniors - i fii3QQQfsil5ii 'kiiffuii 5 ' f 1 wi' ns- e HN 5, at , .u S lt ' e , e . E 2 vi 1 Y S-eg. Q it I . 1 , .L : I I -. , 1 . 12 'V' t 9 . QW f - ,, -P J l ii , of 'ii If , bv K 'ze- e dwg?- .my W I J x Y' i N S E g, 'F H at f H f 'uk fs. ,gg it if 3? 4 'Ka -U32 X, Q.: , . 'wh ik f wg W, 1: ix . W ,e . in v. :V Y. Q if bw QW' .. it 1 ,, ii ,L 1! Seniors display spirit at a pep rally. 2! Students spend free time in room 110. 2 . ,.... gi: V: 9. , I ws, 1 lL X , . ... f l f .... of 'wrf 1. A ,.fi. yxegg . i't.. Y . K' i Sr Z t f :wal L N40-,SQ A K 2, xr S ' i 1 'H ' ... .. Sherry Lynn Long Pam J. Love Toni Annette Love Stephanie Dawn Lowery Michael James Maeemore Angela H. Macon Charles Edward Maddry Bonnie S. Mahaffey Tony Malcom Shane Dale Manuel Jack A. Marable James Barry Markland Freddie Marley Barry E. Martin Nancy Jean Martin Tammey Gail Martin Melvin Massey Gina Carol Mathis Joseph Michael Mathis Marty Lee Mathis Seniors X 139 1! Michael Lampkins enjoys a magazine in the library. 2! Patty Hunt and Tina Bean discuss class work in the hall Vena M. Matthews Ellie Mayfield Katherine Denise Maynard Pamela Diane McCall Felicia Lynn McCants Beverly Devon McCloud Randall James McDaniel Morris McFadden David C. McFadyen Jeffrey L. McNeal Gilbert Raynard McRae Scott B. Merrell Deborah Ann Mickle Ann Miller Barry Dean Miller 140 X Seniors if 'Vw 0' 'Q-.M , M '-.,.,,,, Beatrice Denise Miller 'url eu Bennie Leroy Miller Joseph Wayne Miller Raymond C. Miller Sylvia Diane Miller A , w 6' f , nd lb Cynthia Diane Mitchell Glenn R, Mitchell Myra Jean Mitchell Pamela Dare Mitchell ' 4 ,Jia E or V df. 0 ' fe l f -22. C 1 ' afei l Q-. , v ..- 9--r 1.. Dorra Leigh Mooney 1 M in ER Donna Elizabeth Moore Joey D. Moore Mike Richard Moore Rickey Lee Moore ' Jams Gray Moorelield A- 5 HH on 'w Jeffrey Lane Moorefield Tim Wayne Moorefield Daniel Bradley Morgan Carmen Priscilla Moten Gerry Roger Mouzon The cheerleaders prcsem a cake to the football team at cl pep rally I eah Hutehcns enjoys the food at a classroom ban quel av Seniors X 141 Hubert A. Murdock Keith L. Myers Patsy Marie Myers Teresa Kay Myers Vickie Ann Myers Kashemi R. Nance Melanie E. Nash Robin Patricia Nelson Thomas Mitchell Nelson Patricia Ann New Timmy Joe Newsom Kenneth Lenard Nnwlin Veronica L. Oates Eric .lon 0'Harrah Natalie Yvonne Oliver Patricia Dawn Osborne Thomas Lee Orr Crystal Lynn Owens Funda Ozdogen Gayla L. Page Robert M. Painter Karen Jo Pardue Agnes L. Parms Cindy S. Parrish Kathy Ruth Parrish Hardin Gray Pass Bernette R. Peguese Wayne Lenardo Pender Jennifer Ann Penfield Ricky Dean Peoples 142 I Seniors -. .MQ X an S NS i 1 -an Mm .. 4 G ,.... i' - - . HX 5 .,j':. me-:sz if E . . ' , ' t. if xi 'WIT X ii I, ae . I HF as i nre . 1 3 Ve.iA ,gf sl 1. : Q xt- ie my , i 1- z 1 W P . s X will Q EF ff sa 5 ea -.Si if '11 X E 5 as f u W P, if F L- . 'Q F. so 1 .. .... , K 'bw L. 23' a+ tx.. ll .., , lL ,cw S A 1 , ' yel L : li VLL Ry nf Q N 'Q . 'X' wt ri E . fill, ' 1 , in t :g i 1 N' N ' i r X - h x vrik A yrztwt, .iw 2- 1 .t FQ' Nik Q ei . fs i K B. T Vicky Lynn Perry Carol Annette Peters Curtis R. Peterson David Cary Phillips Gary Phillips Kevin Lee Phipps Deborah Sue Pierce Craig Joseph Pinto Dawn Jeanette Poole Tina Marie Poole is 'ity 5 .Q i sv--I - mst, ' ' S-- -- i' - wr- , nu... -, , ' , April Karlene Pope Michael B. Pope Katherine Gail Porter Anthony K. Powell James Bermy Powell ' ' at -..tl ,M ..,, , iw im b ' T x X 2 ' ' if t .,.y y - i j . ,I -1 P f Q 1 . it 1 53 to 3 My I .. If - A ' N Nix tx t 1' is N i X X so ' I KA 5 V u in XX K xxx W N 1 P X- ox , ' XR q , , E 4 ' I V KN5 4 n L4 ,. 9 . X P on y Q A remit. ,,vg Q 'C H A , I . X y I ' ' . p xx X Q 1 . aiu Jaw s at NTERPUBLBHJ P '..,wie,w -, Yigwfevg ,V A so , y LIST! 'ff' A K. 4 P P W , . , I r , tv K 0 , F E 7 C ei. lf The phones in the main hall stay busy at all times. H 2! Dawn Poole rides the Hunter Publishing Company float in the Holiday Festival Parade. 1 Seniors I 143 Susan Shinault Powers Wendy Gaye Prescott Mary Priscilla Price Debra Lynn Priddy Greg Laynne Proctor Robin Lynn Proctor Nancy Jeanette Pmitt Mike William Purvis Billy Rachel Patricia Charmene Rash Thomas Levern Rapley Randy Lee Raytield Tony Edward Reaves Randall Wayne Reavis Carolyn Anne Reid Eddie Reid Randy Gray Reid Richard Dean Reid Kathy R. Reynolds Patrice Darlette Rice . 32 f ,. E, ... N ,, .11 VVV I 1 Q4 if ... . ,., 2 X I X! Y we f i ff? ,.ee' R , , , lf The Debs anxiously wait to perform at a pep rally. 2! Students give their undivided attention at a basketball game. 144 ! Seniors at Q' yi .- t 5- X OAL t, 5 ies it in K -fax, .L S 5 RWD Sli, '4 4' na- Hx sf N . ' me Q. ks, Q2 Y A R' 'x Q! A ' on -v Ia- ff S x Q VW .- S Q-. K. 4- it 1 A wp.. S, , 'S ..,- Ye' 'vm - 'W' Pip 9525 Q? , is 'fs' 'B l , vw- 5, gp . Ronald Lamont Rice Tim W. Rice John C. Riddle Tammy Renee Riggs Eric Dean Robbins Tammy Leigh Robbins Brian Franklin Roberts Hellen Roberts .lack B. Roberts Eric Franklin Rodgers Stephen Craig Rogers Steve Wayne Rominger Tim G. Rothrock Fonda O. Rouse Rhonda Elaine Russell Benny Neil Ryan Leslie Jan Sapp Donna Sue Satterfield Darrel Keith Scales Benjamin Davon Scott Leslie Susan Scott Rodney Clark Scott Donald Wayne Settle Michael Eugene Settle Mark Anthony Sharpe Mark Linoel Shaver Pamela Jean Shell Dempsey Keith Shelton Leslie Lenore Shelton Lisa Ann Shelton Seniors ! 145 Sheryl Gay participates m a plav for Engllsh 1! 2! Robin Hege and Carol Hartsell stop to chat m the mam hall. Nancy Ann Shelton Susan Patricia Shelton Kathy Joan Shields Kathy Marie Shoal' James Michael Shoemaker Gary Lee Sides Tammie Diane Simmons James Ivan Sinclair Janet Grace Sink William Turner Skidmore Albert Lorenzo Smith Annette Lynn Smith Bernie Joe Smith Kelly Denise Smith Sherry Lynn Smoot 146 ! Seniors ig, ' S 5 ,. J vi f be K Le 'in' ' -V 4, W,.. My 3 1 A 'W' 'W age f , ia , l L I V 5. AW? M w 1- V+ fu L n ' ' , g ym T o l it 411 L if we V' 4 f Kathy Lynn Snow Lisa Kay Snow Edna Louise Snyder Jeffrey Randall Snyder Timothy Mark Snyder Deborah Leigh Solomon Charles Dexter Southerland Donna Lynne Soots Mark Spaugh Sharon Rene Spear Donna LaVern Spencer Tina Denise Spencer James Chris Stanley Sandy Lynne Steed Robin E. Steen Lori Elizabeth Stewart Edward Stewart Tammie Annette Stokes Karen Renee Slorie Mike Edward Sulier Jonathan Thomas Suttles Linda Swaim Micky Leigh Swaim Donald Thomas Swan Carl Randall Sykes Benita E. Tapp Kevin Tatum Robin Denise Taylor Brenda Carol Terry Karen Denise Thomas Seniors ! 147 Othello Lee Thomas Marcia Kyle Thomason David Randall Thompso Laurie Antionette Tho Fred Alston Thomton Mark Randal Triplett Elizabeth Ann Tucker Tnnnie Terran Tucker Randy Craig Vandiver Kevin Denardis Vaugh Susan Gail Venable Vanessa D. Vinson Todd G. Waddell Berry Alton Walker Oliver P. Walker It was like a dream come true Leslle Chesson When Leslie Chesson recalls the n1ne weeks of her summer spent l1v1ng with a Swedlsh famlly ln the town of Tumba lt IS l1ke remembering a dream Leslle the only teen lnvolved 1n th1s program from N C read about Youth for Understanding an mternatlonal student exchange program for the U S Leslie departed on June 21 and returned August 23 Durmg her stay Mr and Mrs Per Stromberg and their three chlldren became Leslle s family for the summer Leslie enjoyed the trlp and was impressed enough to know that she wants to go back agaln because she has only gotten a taste of what lt s hke 148 I Seniors af' 'ii- rWlis3J 4Ei,15,,,1f5,,,,:. .Q 1, W , Patricia Dian Walker Grethel Sue Waller Timothy .lay Walser James Michael Ward Tony Lee Warden Joel Thomas Warner Lisa Deanne Warren Aaron Grant Watlington Phill Graham Weaver Tammy Dawn Weavil Sharon Lee Webb Wesley G. Webster Robert Dean Weir Cheryl Renee West Doug Scott West J. Betty Westmoreland June E. Whisenhunt Karen Elaine Whisenhunt Donna Gail Whitaker Craig White lf Students lounge ln the mam hall durlng free time Mrs Anderson portravs Santa Claus ln the faeultv Seniors I 149 Sherri Lynn Whiteheart Jeff G. Whitfield Kim A. Whitsett Tony Grey Whitt Gene Wilkins Charles R. Willard Bryant P. Williams Connie Lorraine Williams David T. Williams James B. Williams Jeff Williams Kathy Ann Williams Ricky Williams Steven C. Williams Veronica Denise Williams Vickie Denise Williams Richard Wilmoth Cathy Elaine Wilson Jeff A. Wilson Marvin Thomas Wilson ' If-2. A V' a Q . - . S' K Q N N 'K x. X a nk E if 9 X . - T . ..,. ssvvvs C ' L l -: ' --,--. -Us .T 's f ' .f'- risf i . ' f H a ' 'ff' hw 3 si' fe.. ,.f' 51 vose - aaass K he . i a s '-. ss. e i 'k l QQ e :.. 1 .fififliff , , mf., is I 'Q . W 1. ff W' ,...,g.:,s: e- e R AIS -' .. K as we as V K ... gg? SQ .x ...C I R . li is Q, the arrival ofthe football team 2! Connie Williams works on a mural for art 1 v If 2 ll The Majorettes display a banner while anticipating 150 I Seniors , . -ti R ,av vw A Q iv 'i-. A 4 , M W, in t, ' Q t Jil Free time is spent in conversation and study in room ROTC cadets receive an inspection from Sgt. Wood. 006'-ni l ,. ,:, . i N I ! AQ. Susan Annette Wright Major Lee Ziglar Tami Diane Wishon Earl B. Witherspoon Kathy Diane Wood Jeffrey T. Wooten Jonathan Allen Wooten Kenny Eugene Wooten Renie Jeanette Wooten William Howard Wooten Christine D. Wright Katrina Yvonne Wright Seniors X 151 I , Wm 5' ff H 13? ww mm- R ?3HQ:Q1H ' SQ ' A X f' 5' my 5 W-I 2' if I 2 . 152 I Seniors gf? fw J 'mww '-1-Q .M W F W ,vw W2 f 1 f me wv 3V,? g jj J A Ria 'r fi.. WR Rmb QE 2! 3! 4! ll ici' is Patty Walker posts the names of the participants in the state wrestling tournament. Todd Waddell catches snowflakes on his tongue. Dawn Poole is distracted by a fellow student. Free time is enjoyed in room ll0. Seniors X 153 MW' 1 1 ,M S? Q 94 S 'i Q rvng 'CT my-..,, .. 9- .1 .f ,fr , Q , 2 Q-9 fig V Q if Ei V51 if P' pa-'F' sf' XE xlxkhix. wif Y 'Twl x-ty kr. HFC talk game. work J umor Working on Teen Page you find out about activities you never knew were happening, s 'Ghana-nav., 'kann you meet other kids, and gain many friends and acquaintances Tracy Smith - W- It s a very rewarding experience says Tracy Parkland s Teen Page Correspondent to the Sentinel Even though there is a lot of hard work and it takes up a lot of my time I love it. You also have to have a liking for people and you can t be shy. There s a lot one can learn from being Teen Page Correspondent she said Like learning to face the value of things and responsibility but the one thing I learned is the important and true fact of being a reporter. That it s not all front page by-lines it s hard work and alot of time. as t Pa lctt A' u c aron if Fra Les Adams Lisa Adams Pete Addertion Nathan Albright I Melody Alderson ' i 5 Billy Allen A Terry Allen .. Dwight Allred , 'ic Qliigfgml if .,,'-'v-In--.....,,,, +40lK01hdl:a4,,,WMWa,,,L ,,,... ,H ...H mf ut M N, me iuuulnugpqr -7 llwamnw. K W AL 5 V' ,jaw uf f at 'fs 7 6, t James Anderson H- cl Archie Ai P , , , V, X .,.., 7.1 ai Robin Armstrong is , ',-, Kay Atkinson I I t, R, A Greg Avant Jackie Baldwin - K' V Tony Baldwin qw Mark Ball y- N-.Lf ' Laura Ballew 4 1 U 4 Steve Bame Renee Barbour Lisa Barbrc Jeff Barefoot .lake Barnes Tim Barnes 156 l Juniors v ,vi vw at f M its pr AQ ,-A 3 'Q' N-.... - -Rip W . - J 1, '54 Tommy Barnes Wilson Barnhardt Charlene Barr Lloyd Bass Jeff Baughman Steve Baughman Blake Beaver Sandy Beck Sandra Benedict Steve Benge Jessie Bennett Kelly Bennett Marva Bennett Nancy Bennett Felicia Bishop Sandra Black James Blackbum Steve Blevins Thomas Bobbitt Ben Bolton George Boulware Judy Bovender Corinne Boyd Tammy Boyd Billy Bradley Chris Branch Robin Branson Theresa Brewer Melisa Bristow Tommy Brooks Arnold Brown Suzanne Brown Deborah Brown Benny Brown Diane Brown Sheila Brown Lori Bullard Scott Burroughs John Burton Gregory Butler Jim Butler Dean Butner Cecelia Byers Janine Caldwell Margaret Caldwell Sandra Campbell Donald Cardwell Dale Carlton Juniors I 157 i s x 1! Pam Cook enjoys herself in journalism class. 2! Much hard work and study is involved in history class. . - f e C K as if M le f C C t-ff fs dx g K . V:,k i 4. Debra Carpenter 'gr W' H 'E 'V i', K 0' X Delaina Carpenter . ,- of ,- f-s . 5 2: . ' Lisa Carpenter 4 ' ,W - i E i.:' 1 k ,- A I as Wilma Carpenter iih' E l in ' ii K 'K K .ludy Carr A is ' 'C K Guy Carswell i F f 'I 'A K V . Q. i Margaret Carter at A Rosalyn Cash or Dawn Catletl a- ' NV f A Mark Catletl . - .IeffCecil N lx Jin Champion ' - In ' 1 ' Leland Chandler 'uf' Isaac Chaplin Donna Chapman Debbie Chalman Sandra Cheek Sharon Christie Carol Christmas Margo Clark Jewel Cleary Tammy Clinard Sharon Clinton ff Wagg- Harvey Clodfelter e Brandt Clowers Sherry Cochrane Sandra Cole Brenda Coleman Pam Coleman Billy Coleman 158 X Juniors D' Q' fue ...- X J 2 D .11 8- 5, ,, .. X 5 5. iv-. SM ,- ty A iw' NV, Ricky Coley Debbie Collins 151 Chris Conrad 40 David Conrad Chris Cook Beth Cook in we 1 Q-Q eff Kelly Cook Pam Cook M K M iii 'X .,.. Tim Cook William Cooper Angie Copple Don Corley Karen Corn Dennis Craft Nathan Crawford Kirsti Crockett Michale Crosby Anne Crouse Deen Cude Scott Cude 'vlelinda Cummings Sheila Cunnlngh im Valerie Currenee Teresa Curry 5. 5 , 1! The Cheerleaders wait to perform at the pep rally. 2! Brett Pryor tries out a new disguise in the hall. Juniors X 159 Lloyd Cuthrell Varelie Cuthrell Lisa Davido Amanda Davis Diane Davis Bill Davis Eva Davis Janice Davis Michael Davis Vickie Davis Wesley Davis Linda Day Marvin Dean Debbie Debusk Melissa Dempsey Michael Deskins Robin Dobson Kathryn Dorsey Robert Dotson Craig Dowell Gary Dowell Robin Driggers Marlyn Dubose Debra Duncan Sherry Durham Stan Eads Steve Eaton Keith Eddinger Angela Edwards David Edwards Robert Edwards Robert H. Edwards Tami Elliott Kevin Essick Jackie Evans Lynn Evans Robert Evans Sharon Evans Dawn Everhart Susan Falls Jill Fansler Donna Ferguson Theresa Fine Denise Fisher Betty Fletcher Sandra Flippen Darrell Flynn Bobby Fogle 160 f Juniors 'X fxxl A C..-9 , b .. , r L S. was 5 .A.. I -v aww'- Clyde Foster Lynne Foster Sheryl Foster Susan Foster Tammie Foster Beth Francis Teresa Franklin Laura Frazier Kim Freeman Tammy Fulk Arvenctta Fuller Michael Gamhill Johnny Gardner Lorraine Garlington Leigh Ann Garner .lames Garr Pam Gary Barbara Gentle Sheryl George Randy Gibbons Paul Gibson Bobby Giles Jeff Gleiser Donna Glenn Tanya Glidewell .lane Glover Kenny Gohhlc Mark Godfrey Cindy Goforth Randy Goins 1! The football players show much enthusiasm on the sidelines. Z! Shelton Penn rests by the water fountain. Q an vs ., a..--A .4 L., . W... if B 1 L 2 ,,.-- , nz Juniors X 161 em? 1! Leigh Kiger stops at her locker during class change 2! Lori Saunders and Linda Day talk in the main hall 52-'fi' S , ,-L. Robbie Goins William Goins Susan Goings Ann Gray Lori Gray Michael Griffith Benha Grinton Kenneth Grinton Carmelita Gripper Essie Grubbs Kathy Grubhs Thelton Guess Shelby Gwynn Cindy Haga Curtis H. Hairston Curtis K, Hairston Emesl Hairston Sherman Hairston Steve Hairston Bobby Hall Darlene Hamilton Delphine Hamilton Raymond Hampton Dwayne Haneline Yvette Hanes Amancia Hanna Vicky Hardy Carolyn Harris Renee Harris Mark Hartsoe 162 I Juniors we A ewewmwww- W Hts-6 Lee Ann Hartley Jeff Harvey Mack Hauser Pam Hayes Irvin Hazel Danny Heacock Mike Heath Cathy Henley Ronnie Hepler Dean Hiatt Roger Hickman Daisy Hicks Donna Hicks Constance Hill Garmi Hill Tammy Hill Randy Hillian Daryl Hinshaw Todd Hinshaw Andra Holcomb Annette Holcomb Wanda Holcomb Cedric Holland Vicky Holland There s a pla for everyone in Drama Barry Poteat 6 V Barry Poteat a drama student feels that if you haven t found a place where everyone can get involved then you haven t tried drama Barry played a butler in the Little Theater play The Man Who Came to Dinner He was also in The Flood and Back to Creation which were school drama productions In doing a play Barry says I concentrate mostly on my role I also would like to share this advice for anyone who is interested in drama to be sure that it is what you want for it is best if you go in to go all the way Barry likes playing the guitar and doing anything that is creative. He also has plans of going into the Navy sometime after he graduates. Juniors X 163 Donna Holt Lynn Honeycutt Barbara Hoots Demeatrice Hopkins Walter Hopkins Dawn Howard Gloria Howard Nancy Howard Carolyn House Rayvon Howell Dennis Huie Teresa Hull Debbie Hunt Patricia Hunt Cynthia Hutchens Lisa Hutchens Janice Icenhower Sherri Idol Vernell Ingram Cassandra Jackson Ramona Jackson Karen James Shelia James Donna Jarrard Denver Jenkins Dwayne Jessup Annette Johnson Bemard Johnson Dennis Johnson Edith Johnson Karen Johnson Stephen Johnson Terri Johnson Terry Johnson Amy Johnston Angela Jones Lori Jones Louie Jones Patricia Jones Tammie Jones Tammy Jones Vicki Jones Janice Jordan Yvonne Jordan Cheryl D, Joyner Cheryl Joyner Marcia Jurado Melinda Kapp 164 I Juniors 1 William Kellum Kim Kerik Marsha Ketchie John Kiger Leigh Kiger Bridget King Sandra Knight Wesley Krites Regina Lackey Debbie Lambert Keith Lambeth Tammy Lambeth Terri Lambeth Cessila Lampkins Vernon Lane Jayne Lassiter Jane Lawrence Bobby Lawson Jeff Lawson Timmy Lawson Dean Leagans Chris Leflwich Dianne Leggette Donna Leonard Jonathan Lewis Teresa Libes Eulayne Lindsay Chuck Linthicum Deborah Litaker Tammy Little ll The cheerleaders boost school spirit at a pep rally. 2! Juniors order '79 class rings. Juniors ! 165 Teresa Livengood Pete LoCastro Raleigh Logan Beleita Lomax Amita Love Darryl Love Debbie Love Dennis Love Tandra Love Penni Lovell Larry Lunsford Roger Luther Tina Lyle Bridgette Lyles Andi Maddry Keith Mahaffey Laurie Manning Mary Marion Sheila Markland Joe Martin Lori Manin Tamera Marlin Jonathan Mashack Cindy Mayberry Scott Maynard Tim Meadows Randy Merriman Donna McBride Greg McBride Pam McBride Amita McCall Harry McCanls Teresa McCloud Wendy McClure Randall McCollum .lean McCrowell Leslie McDaniel Gina McDonald Ricky McDowell Vanessa McDowell Greg McGhee Denise McGriff Mike Mcllargue Beverly Mclntyre Douglas McLean James McMoore Dwayne Miller Gloria Miller 166 X Juniors Lily Miller Robin Miller Sandra Miller Susan Miller Denise Milner David Mitchell Cheryl Mitchell Melinda Mitchell Randall Mitchell Robin Mitchell Craig Montgomery David Moore James Moore Rodney Moore Bobby Mooretield Carl Morgan David Morgan Wilma Morgan Robert Moricle Danny Mon'ell Princess Morris Tim Morris Dana Morrison Patrick Moss l! Snowfall IS heavy outside but few students are able to enjoy 2! Leslie McDaniel works on llnoleum prints ln art Juniors X 167 Scot Mulheron Randy Muncus Sandy Muncus Jamie Myers Brett Nagel Pam Naylor Gregory Neal Tonic Nealson Irene Newman Lorraine Newman Wendy Nicholson Denise Norris Lori Oates Odus Oglcsby Tim O'Harrah Randy 0'Ncal Muriel Orr Cheryl Overby Lisa Owens George Page Bruce Palmer Helen Palmer Jimmy Palmer Pam Parks Ricky Parnell Keith Parrish Kenneth Parrish Tony Pass Kathleen Patraw Dawn Patterson ll Q f ,f R lf 168 X Juniors Karen Payne Jimmy Penland Cheryl Penn Ernetia Penn Patricia Penn Shelton Penn David Pennell Janet Pennell Daionne Peoples Richard Peoples Ronda Perry Teddy Peters Linda Phelps Susan Phillips Lisa Phipps James Pierce Dean Pike Kathy Pinyan Thomas Pizzulo Tammie Pledger Ronda Poindexter Christine Pontillo Donald Pope James Porter Priscilla Porter Thurman Porter Clayton Powell Michelle Powell Susan Prater James Price Johnny Prince Terry Pmitt Brett Pryor Karen Queen Drema Ramsey Tina Redd Jimmy Reece Carolyn Reid Paul Reich Marilyn Reid Llewellyn Rhymer Antoinette Rice Becky Ridings Jonathan Ridings Greg Roberts Reesa Roberts Amold Roland Kelly Rominger Juniors ! 169 Linda Ruse Cynthia Ruseboro Lena Rosehuro Brenda Russ Robin Royal Jeff Russell Donald Salley 'f P Lori Saunders Venila Scales Judy Seats Karen Self Donald Sennett i 'fi tix., Debbie Settle Richard Shaw Susan Sheppard Cathy Shelton Lewis Shelton Nanettc Shelton Moyra Shields David Shore Laura Shure Jackie Simmons Wayne Sink Greg Sisk ,av awp.. l lf Buster Conrad does research in the library. 2! Amanda Davis creates a beautiful picture in art. 170 I Juniors 5 Z7 Teresa Skidmore Mollie Smart Alvin Smith Annie Smith David L. Smith David Smith Kelly Smith Kenny Smith Lisa Smith Patty Smith Tony Smith Tracy Smith Debbie Snider Sharon Snow Danny Snyder Melinda Snyder Diann Spach Max Spach Rita Spach Bobby Spann Comell Spencer Chuck Spivey Debbie Spriggs Debbie Sprinkle Greg Stack George Stainback Tim Stanback Alben Steele Bonnie Stewan Craig Stewa.rt Karen Stewart Kenneth Stone Quensetta Stowe John Strothers Walter Strupe Randy Sullivan Donna Suttles Cindy Swaim Jason Swaim Kim Sykes Paul Taylor Shari Taylor Vickie Teague Janice Temples Ten'y Templeton Cindy Terry Barry Tesh Craven Thomas Juniors X 171 Leilani Thompson Rodney Thompson Shelia Thompson Randy Thorpe Chris Tickle Mike Tilley Debra Tillman James Torrence Dorsel Transon Greg Truell Jennifer Upchurch Rhonda VanDorp Carolyn Vatsaas Tod Veach Mike Vernon Eddie Vestal Alton Vinson Randy Waddell Terry Waddell Katherine Wade Cindy Wagoner Chuck Walker Terri Wall Melissa Waller Frankie Ward Todd Ward 0.C. Wardlow Renee Watson Tim Watson Dale Weavil i M r 7 Es. ,I V. K 'lf 'Aw ,-n', A A '11, i 4 ' Q rf I , ' vt? QV LS? Tv- ,,,,. , if Sifj ov-A , 49 fi iff 'K 'X ll Debbie West clowns with friends between classes. , 2! Lynn Evans and Kelly Smith chat in the gym. 172 X Juniors .-uw It,s an experience that I w ll remember the rest of my llfe Terri Wall Terri will remember the rest of her llfe the experience of belng in the Debutante Cot1l11on of 1978 Debutantes March 4 1978 The purpose of the Debutante Cotlllion is to introduce to society at the proper time and proper manner the young ladies of their area It was a very rewarding experience for me, Sald Terri Ain. Cathy Welborn Lisa Welch Debby West Mike Whisenhunt Scott Whisnant Bruce White Preston Whited Michael Whitley Mark Whittington Steven Widener Brian Wilkes Raynard Wilkins Anita Willard Brenda Williams Frank Williams Debbie Williard David Wilson Jackie Wilson Lorenzo Wilson Sandra Wilson Stexe Wilson Eddie Wmid Mary Woodbury Jonathan Wright Juniors ! 173 L'Tanya Wright Randy Wright Eddie Young Clay Yuenger Joy Ziglar Marie Ziglar 174 I Juniors ii i . 'V W Y, 2'-r x. A in Rx it m ttt s li lQ 1 .51 s x Nx- zsawwifiw its .g s M, wqpx Dean Butner gives Susan Falls at quick hug. Students talk in the main hall. Melissa Dempsey cracks at smile at the camera. Students use thc phones in the main hall. Juniors X 175 2! 3! 4! 5! it i 47 lf The hanging of the chain links catches the attention of students. Sandra Black rehearses for the Queen of Clubs pageant. Penni Lovell works on homework in the library. Wanda Holcomb works on linoleum prints in art. Varsity cheerleader Pam Hayes performs to The Horse. ew 4 ,MUD F 3 P 'tf'r' W' , Q 3 S K 176 l Juniors sf' S+.. ix.- 4 4 ff Q . gif H if Q JS . fm wx i S i a,.A .K L gx. 11' 5 1 f L A. 1 L Mb , Ii K x -..7'll'fm M.. QM 23' My ll N-wr Z K fix QT Q. w ' ' r 'f fu I S E 1. M E 3 8 assi? K 53222325 V , 5- X . .. . ,Q . , ... we ' 5 .Q 5 . 2 .1 Q .. fx- 1 - . ff , - Q .,,, T - f' ' '11fs:1:ss11-.u.....::,:-. - f 1-.N .. ff fi - A ,J Wav' X. z..-?i44:.:3:,:-- ' ff ' Q. ' fzwws mf - . .- 113 fb... . f. .gg f. ' ' ' M 'MU' B Qld may ,tn 'W Wa K ., '.m W. ., 3 -4 fg. M. A rg. i ,...vfx-nf -- -1 W Iv.-.gw 'E , i Q.-.zsn x Wg... . . .. ,Am A .. . . . M + Q . M NSE Nm. 'Q fs Q Q R '-MM 'i -:JI' 7 N651 Q73-'Q Tk' L 17 ' .- ,.--f E ix 1' ' mh M ' . Q W A J! 5. w x, Q N 433 N bu . ug Ifirfzigfbilaf-4?f,:g -- fm . A - Q WN H2 . kkh, , . S xx.. g ' 'ik x ' ..,.. V YP ,ja 94 N Fei Q N -x S Q w f1 5. Q5 rg? H - me mg V5 A X Fgareel For the first time at Parkland, an in-school suspension program called CDC, Classroom for Development and Change, was given a try. A total o 93 courses were offered in the regular curriculum. House and Home Furnishings was a new class. History students used the new books, A Man For All Seasons and Economics For Everybody. Aaron Watlington works with ink in Art. Dean Cude and Marsha Ketchie experiment with different solutions in Chemistry. Kevin Tatum and classmates practice a play in Drama. Spanish students perform in the Christmas assembly. David McFadyen and Mike Cole put the finishing touches in their terrarium. 1 3 4 5 ahhh ,, if Curriculum ! 179 because of the different novels I ve been 99 introduced to Marian Kiger HI have enjoyed English 9 The English Department consisted of courses in Mass Media, Poetry, Drama Myths and Legends, Composition, Novel, Short Story, and Sports, Adventure, and Comedy. Guest speakers from the Journal and Sentinel, WTOB, and the Police Department visited some of the classes. Adventure movies were filmed by students along with readings of MacBeth and Huckleberry Finn. lf Hitching Post Staff works on the Newspaper. 2! Antoinette Crawford finishes assignment. 3! English classes tour the Crime Prevention exhibit. 4! Disc Jockeys visit Mrs. Lane's class. S! Cindy Williams and Melvin Massey perform in drama. 6! Donna Spencer pretends to be a doctor. 7! Susan Powers and Jeff Williams act out a play. if ft t swirl-, D A ' if 41' ,U fg Z 2 X f I 4' FS v if I English ! 181 fmgd X . wb- xf L.,, , an Q QQ Nxy, rv ,Wav ' '111-NK F' ' A 1- U L. sum ' .kg e L-A9 'Forelgn Language show me the orlglnallty of 6 ' S ' 99 O English Suzanne Hester u-Q 182 X Foreign Language ff French I, II, III, IV, Spanish I, II, III, IV, Latin I, II, and German I, II made up the Foreign Language classes, with advisors Mrs. Eulalia Solomon, Mrs. Bertha Fernandez, Miss Sarah Simms, and Mrs. Elizabeth Beavers. The classes went on field trips to Berry's Restaurant for crepes, and participated in the Foreign Language Day exercises at Salem College. The Spanish and French classes gave Anderson and Hill students a Christmas performance of Santa Claus is Coming to Town. Afterwards they enjoyed a foreign meal. 'S l ' .M-.fvew . f f flirt? E. ' 'X . I 'ii-:W -11.4, we-.Q my --Q i, E +: -A-if --ts.: ff wtf xQ,slt1s5:e is H 'lisgggiili I' , . Spanish classes enjoys a Spanish Meena. Sandra Black. Kelly Rominger, Chuck Linthicum, and Bobby Hutchens present a Christmas pro- gram. Suzanne Hester models her toga. Jeff Moorefield writes German words on the board. French students listen on head- phones. Kathy Williams and Fred Thornton work on German assignment. l f' pw .. sf- vi r 8 ,.,.. .Fd Foreign Language I 183 how strong a skeleton really lS Bobby Weir Anatomy has shown me 9 Physics students did an experiment on velocity while Chemistry students worked on hydrogen and heat surveys. Mr. Miller of Hayworth-Miller talked to Ms. Freeman's Anatomy class along with Leslie Campbell from Baptist Hospital on death. Ms. Freeman's class also visited Baptist Hospital. The Biology classes took hikes through the woods around Parkland studying plant life. The advisors ofthe Science Department were Mr. Tom Muse, Mr. Jim Moose. Mrs. Ann Idol and Ms. Norma Freeman. lf Britt Kimel and his partners complete their ex- periment in Science. 2! Ann Miller. Sylvia Hinkle. Thomas Crews, and Tony Malcom work on class assignment. 3! James Sinclair explains Science Exhibit at Hanes Mall. f. 1 1 .T . U U. lifuy. if !,,. ff 5 g., M il, I Q 1 : -21 '--'fax f:fvwg'a.57ff.sfxa25r HIM- i 5 f .a 1' Q 'S 2 . 'TW 184 X Science new insight of the environment Joyce Black ' 'Forestry has given me a Learning to measure the diameter of trees and how to do core samples were a couple of activities the Forestry classes participated in. They also sold Christmas trees and the horticulture classes made terrariums. The students were able to go outside regularly to study the actual live environment as well as from their usual classroom study. Mr. Brent C. Gearhart was the instructor of the Forestry Department consisting of Horticulture, Forestry, and Livestock. 1! Mike Cole, Scott Merrell, Bill Grose, and Laura Belleu try out the new tools. 2! Mr. Gearhart explains tree growth to Greg Truell. 31 David McFadyen finishes his terrarium. 4! Sherry Cochram and Eddie Reid study the kinds of tree bark. Forestry ! 185 '6At last I can use my got for Christmas Bonnie Mahaffey sewing machine that I ' 99 Visits to the Mini-school, to the grocery store and to fabric shops were among the practical field trips ofthe Home Economics classes. Several students started volunteer work with the March of Dimes and Amos Cottage as a result of guest speakers. Other speakers talked about child abuse and choosing childrens' books. The instructors were Mrs. Emily Land and Mrs. Geraldine Osborne. lf Priscilla Porter prepares her cookies for the oven. 2! Phill Weaver works on his project in Senior Home Ee. 3! Mrs. Land's 5th period class learns to pin on patterns. 4! Jeff Foster puts finishing hem on his apron. 186 I Home Ec. ,g r WS Vg Q 't Vi . . gl 've' 'Q' 9,-il -...Y f-.- iz . it 1... is R Wm. xl gg '-C 'X W myself H Lynn Evans A creative way to express The art classes competed in a Christmas card contest against all the other schools in Forsyth County. The best entry was used as the official card ot' Dr. James Adams. Superintendent. for 1977. Wilma Morgan's. Bucky Stainbaelcs. and Ernetia Penn's cards were selected as three ofthe top ten contributions in the school system. Ms. Carleen Davis and Miss Lura Holley were the instructors. lf Mark Davis draws the rest of his Christmas card. 2! Tanya Livengood begins her linoleuni picture. 31 David Williams poses for tifth period art class. Art X l87 W new 1 W' S -fi, Ffa' 188 f Career Center Y, ,,,,, .. yt Going to the Car Center and learning a ahead in the business world Marty Goins ' eer trade gives you a leap Career Center students have a range of courses to choose from, such as: photography, data processing, auto mechanics, and advanced placement courses. The Center was built to teach the students a trade to prepare them for work. ll Johnny Riddle shoots a movie of the Science Exhibit at Hanes Mall. 2! John Able takes advice of his instructor in Auto Mechanics. 3! Mark Fishel sands down a car before painting. 4! Connie Anderson brushes the metal after weld- mg. S! Susan Scott and Sherri Whiteheart experiment in Advanced Placement Biology. 6! The Career Center from afar. 7! Donna Soots finishes her breakfast before time to begin classes. 190 I Business , ogg, 'eBusiness courses help you get a good Job as a SCCI'6t2ll'V Lisfl Snow 5'-1 in NDR The main goal of the Business Departments was to obtain speed and accuracy through production, said Mrs. Claudia Skinner. business teacher. Cannon Mills and IBM were two of the field trips taken by the business classes. The courses offered were Typing I, Ilg Shorthand I. Ilg Business Law: Data Processing: Office MachinesfOffice Procedureg Business Math: Record Keeping: Bookkeeping I. Ilg Fashion Merchandisingg and Cooperative Office Occupations. ix IX 1' ' iv! Q i -.155 ' WM, 1 4 s Q . , -Q., ' 'ff 2 . 1 i f Q, -v ,, . K. . i - 'Q N i 3 Q 1 , V i. IQ J s I - . i Q s H a - ' 5 :R ' 1 5 12 1 ' , s 1 5, it J Y N 1 is 4 . Q' vs l . ' Q . , sk te ,Q , g 5 , S. Q . I faiva' v Q ' . :I ' Q- in 4 . Q 5 Q .. la . . , :S if ' 1 L w 4 'n ', s 9 . L Q 'L t 1' if ..-, . 3 if 93 4 Dorothy Davis and Debra Carpenter type steadily. Barry Hardy uses the- electric cal- culator in Office Machines. Kelly Smith dresses a mannequin in Fashion Merchandising. Deborah Pierce and Lisa Lineback use the Dictaphone. Roger Davidson completes his typ- ing assignment. Mrs. Skinner's fifth period class practices speed drills. Business ! 191 A half a day of learning, a half a day of working . . . with pay. Connie Davis A student involved in one of the Vocational Training classes, such as Distributive Education - DE, Cooperative Office Occupation - Co-op, PVT, or ICT, remained at school for half a day and went to work afterwards. The advisors, Mr. James Jones, Mr. Charlie Cooper, Mrs. Marty Platt, Mrs. Jimmie Nickell, Mrs. Josephine Boone, and Mrs. Christine Hendrick, visited the students while they were at work, and graded them according to their cooperation, appearance, skill. and knowledge oftheir business. 2 lf Co-op class celebrates birthdays: November and December. 2! Keith Holcomb repairs engines at Stewart Buick. 3f Wendell Doss works at Doss's Grill. ' 4f Tommy Nelson fills out form at Brendles. 192 X Vocational ravi -6,29 5' F ,ff ff J ,A ., gf' L, MFI! 7 4x 5 it 2 'W . sr, 'ka Z' are for your curiosity Craig White Math is a creative outlet Courses ranging from General Math, Consumer Math. and Fundamental Math to more advanced subjects such as Algebra I - IV and Geometry helped prepare the students for future changes in the mathematic world. The students studied the Metric System fa decimal system for weight and measuresl which is becoming widespread around the world and is to soon be adopted by the United States. Miss Rachel Campbell. Mrs. Nancy Cox. and Mrs. Barbara Butler were the instructors. lf Pele Addertion enjoys an enlightening moment in Math. Z! Cindy Dowdy finishes her Algebra homework. 3! Mrs. Butler's Sth period class takes notes. s 'Xl K Math f 193 Through History, o styles of the past ' Dorra Mooney H ' ne can experience the life 3 Social Studies students enriched their values and knowledge by reading such books as West Side Story and Profiles of Courage, and by going on field trips to the Reynolda House to study the fine arts. The instructors ofthe courses in Twentieth Century America, Humanities, Biblical History, American Consumer, Contemporary American Society, and Todayis Government were Mrs. Gloria Baughn, Miss Saxon Bray, Mrs. Phyllis Goff, Mr. Marion Griffin, and Mr. Ed McDonald. lf Karen Storie and Tim Allen put up a bulletin board. 2! Vanessa Ford and Rosetta Caldwell sing for their Humanities class. 3! Students in Local Government class look over their assignments. 4! Tim Allen acts out his part in Balaam and His Donkey. 194 f Social Studies , 0 ' M' '92 7..if3r,t: if if yew 3' The sweat of the brow product , Danny Alvci son 66 produces the finished Hope chests. tables. wooden pictures. and copper mugs are a few things the Industrial Art students made. The instructors. Mr. Claude Edwards and Mr. Foster L. Hayes. exhibited the pupils' projects in the showcase within Parkland. When the new State Law was passed Concerning safety in Industrial Art classes. the students were told to wear their safety glasses while sanding. welding or even glueing. The Industrial Art classes include Wood Working I. Il. and Metal Works I. Il, If Turner Skidmore uses the lathe in Metal Works. 2! Mr. Edvxartls explains howto operate the lathe safely and correctly 3! Rodney Scott works on his copper mug project. by using the Milling Machine in Metal Works II. Industrial Arts I 195 won the Army Instructions Award for the third consecutive year? Joey Coley I was very glad that we The ROTC departments, led by Lt. Col. McGee and First Sgt. Wood, won the Director of Army Instructions award for the third consecutive year. The award was achieved by gaining the most points in the Annual Formal Inspection. The outstanding cadets received a ribbon for winning the ROA Award, Reserve Officers Association. Campbell College and Raleigh are the places the ROTC's Drill Team and Color Guard competed for awards. ll The Color Guard waits to perform at halftime. 2! First Sergeant Wood and Dcway Hill inspect the cadets. 3! Terry Allen and Connie Anderson stand at at- tention for inspections. 196 X ROTC mid . VVh1le achieving physl l sportsmanship Kelly Cook H . . . .ca fitness, I also learned good ' 99 Archery, frisbee, trampoline and the Presidential Physical Fitness Test, which 4295 of the students passed, were a few activities the Physical Education Department consisted of. The Universal Machine or the Universal Centurion II Dynamic Variable Resistance Machine, was purchased. The Advisors were Mrs. Ann Idol, Ms. Norma Freeman, Mr. Tom Muse and Coach Homer Thompson. 1! Boys play football in Znd period gym. 2! Sharon Howell works out on the new Univer sal Machine. 3! Archery is taught in 5th period. boys gym. 4! Boys run track in the early fall. Gym I 197 1 The output of our band comes from the lnput of each individual Martha Canipe 66 0 Q u Q ,, I Besides performing at assemblies and sport events, the Parkland band kept a busy schedule. They played in the Winston-Salem!Forsyth County Thanksgiving parade and accompanied the Dixie Debs at the Hilton Inn to entertain a convention of business men Randy McDaniel was the Dmm Major under the supervision of Mr. Robert S. Hunt, teacher. 1! Eric Rogers. Jeff Williams, and Randy Haynes march with the band in the Christmas parade Z! Boris Elder practices for the assembly. A 3! The band plays in class. 4! The 1977-78 Chorus. S! Pam Hicks, Marcia Thomason, and Tammy Robbins learn new sheet music. 6! Ricky Williams keeps in beat with the other drummers. 7! Veronica Williams feeds Mr. Hunt his birthday cake. 5 Qi My is imw ,,f ',-,4 ,V , q ..,-,.......w T .sfwf Q. nLQ.3fJ 7 Music f 199 4 I 200 f Closing WAY Yeawning so he tree The end of this year signifies the beginning of another revolution of Parkland's carousel of life. Faces change, names change, and places change, bu the spirit lingers still. K Leland Chandler paints a paper mache hoxing glove to be used in the art showcase. In front ofthe school, Cindy Cranford holds a sign of winter. Kenny Smith takes a hreak between classes. Ricky Jones and Tammie Simmons experiment in Chemistry. Jimmiee Hart and Anita Gilliam jam in room 212 before a game I 3 4 5 Ti? '------...,,,, Whether studlous or carefree, male or female, black or white outgolng or reserved, rlch or each Parkland student can poor, tall or short, clalm, I am a Mustang Z5 fv ,, fafw. iq , , , f 1 l M4 f 'S is of X if Alone, each person strove to attain individual goals, and with the help of friends achieved ultimate success. The sometimes difficult tasks associated with school and community services were undertaken with enthusiasm and dedication. WM ff-Wf',-- ff 2 ,R . Q ll., W -ww JG , Mann mf x ff- ' N WW q ,,, , Q hx 'WA I I 5 M D 4' I X I 3 1 8 , if S XX c 13? 5 E 1 X ,m.. , .h 1 in f. 'njfflsglis - ' - - ' - - 261 ,wm., , We can never find tomorrow, for we live with yesterday. The friends we made, the things we did: memories made along the way. It doesnlt matter if tomorrow brings sadness or loneliness or the day We stlll have our thoughts of friendship and love memories made along the way wulqg N f- in - . .Vi 4-M 9 it , 1 4- Ri ' A v W E' as K if jfmw-swf suugm Lge 1 207 0 - .-.Q s , , W WJ W K ,, . X . 208 I Student Life X. k M W, .lf I .,..:,, W,A, '-My Vrrkb K ,. 'T 'Y y +1:TfWM 'h-w M '17 5 D., ' :,, Lyyl W- f,k1i K 'W . S - Student Life I 209 The annual 'sClass Competitionu occurred during Spirit Weekg yet throughout the year a mutual friendship existed between the seniors and juniors. The Class of 1978 leaves friends to carry on their tasks. 210 I Student Life I 49 1 ff 41 47 4' f if .-M gf' ,a -.0 ,gd .--.,, ,2 X avi' il i 261233 Q in ' MM r Q. .,, I I , Q 435324 'E A darkened hill, and a crimson West, And silhouetted against the light A black mustang on a tawny crest Rears aloft in a sudden fright. Sinewed power and strength and grace, And wild, wild beauty, and the hill Is only a canvas on whose face An upreared muscled form stands still. adapted from Grace Noll Crowell Student Life X 213 -f,,1f-wfzw, X, U H1-,, ,,.,:. ,,,,, V5 , ,, ' ME A ww wwf .,. ml qw- V: . 'W . , . . H ,, .,,.,, ., W , 1- - . - W. 'ffb H rV,' .,. VV I V 4,, , , -l 0. A,-, M. if, 3 - g ' ,W M ' W M i 4 , ww f W 'f ' 2' ' ' ,'L' V A 'Kff- I . . , -Q ' , ,z ,, ., 1 V ' ' 1 , V A A H f .. f f , ,VW 4 A V L V ,,QVV,.y?5, ff,,f V I W f W f fu 4 My K W. V M fn My ,, ,M . ' was-,,V f,, 1' . 1 , JW , 'H+ Q WH I 'w fr fm 4, M' W . ? ZWA5f:A M 'w,f l T WW, W H ' 1. V 'M W ' ' 'V V ,,.,,.V, V A,. V KA . V VV V VL, ,HVVVWV W, ..,, f I K' Q. V W, 8 V WVQVVV , 3 ' , , ,,'- I If p 5 ' zf k, f W ,,,,,,,W A , W V jj -vvv - . , V, I. ,--' , ,..,g 5 ,, ,I ,. , ' ' - .m..M- ,. .,., , ' ' kf : - idmq-,W WW ' , ' f VLH, ,,g,f,,:1z,z7+ 'f H K' :ff V - . ,f an V' - ' H fm,-vs -, z fm' , ,f,, ,V H' n, vu , -f,,,53,fW f-v' Wfgp . I H - KV 'wflfffk G e a,,WyJ'g'm. f':':'L A A , . jVgm??m' H ,M 1- ' ,,,' VV , VVVVVV ,,.V , V Z 9, W . ,f ,wivf . v 'A., gl ww ,,...-a-in ' V W g,- H V 3 V,, -vu-.NES KVWM W,,,,VV k H k,,,i,,,,,.m,1,,,f3f,g.,'.m.,,rfmsr:f1Hesfff1ffw rra e r errrrrree We have now closed a chapter in the book of life - the chapter of our childhood years. Reach for the future - reach for the stars and leave no page unturned. Cindy Cranford K ff ff , Q ff, ,ll t5eP1erw1l w.,...,.N 4.,,.--f.f,..k .,.Q,N.,..M.,,,.M,,m f 216 l General Index rs. Flonnle Anderson, A.B. Degree, West Vir- iia State College, M.S. in English, A 84 T iiversity. s. Lynn Ballowe, UNC-Greensboro, B.A. in usic, Lynchburg College, M.ED. in Guidance rd Counseling. rs. Glorla Baughn, University of Georgia. rs. Elizabeth Beavers, N.J. State Teachers Jllege, B.A. is Linda Bellows, Wake Forest University, A. in Religion, UNC-Charlotte, Med. in Qunseling, '. Norma Bernhardt, Salem College, B.A., NC-Chapel Hill, M. ED., PH.D. rs. Josephine J. Boone, M.A., UNC-Chapel ill, B.S.S.A., UNC-Greensboro, N.C. State. rs. Selvy Boyer, M.A., Appalachian State niversity, B.A.. University of Southem Mis- asippi. iss Saxon Bray, M.A., George Peabody Col- ge for Teachers, A.B., East Carolina Univer- :y, UNC: Wake Forest, University of ashington. rs. Barham Anne Butler, E.D.B. Masters, rode Island College. B Raehd J. Campbel, B.S., Shaw Universi- , University of Illinois, University of Michi- rn, Certificate in Computer Science, Ok- homa University. r. James R. Chambers, B.S., North Carolina entral University, Duke University, UNC- reensboro, A and T University r. Charlie C. Cooper, M.A., Appalachian ate University, A.B., Guilford College. lrs. Nancy S. Cox, Lenoir Rhyne College, B.A. rs. Faye Craver, Education Aide. rs. Christine W. Daniel. B.S.H.E., UNC at reensboro, University of Edinburgh in Scot- nd. s. Carleen Davis, B.S., East Carolina Univer- ly, UNC at Greensboro. rs. .loan Deaton, Appalachian State, B.S. and .F.A., UNC at Greensboro, Library Science. r. E.P. Dennis, School Police Ohicer. rs. Minnie Dukes, Brevard College, A.A,, reensboro College, A.B. r. Claude Edwards. B.S., North Carolina ate University, M.S., Georgia Southem Col- ge. Flaoulta Mrs. Bertha Fernandez, B.A., University of Havana, Wake Forest. Mix Patricia Flynt, A.B., Salem College, M.A., Wake Forest, New York University, Mis. Norma Freeman, B.S. and M.S., Appala- chian State University, Mrs. Beth Fulton, B.A. in English. UNC at Greensboro, Wake Forest. Mr. Brent C. Gearhart, M.F., Duke University. Mrs. Phyllis Golf, B.A., Wake Forest Universi- ty. Mrs. Barara Green, Winston-Salem State Uni- versity, Nonh Carolina Central University. Mr. Marlon Grillln, B.S.. Appalachian State University. Mrs. Rugh Ann Grigg. B.S. in Education, West Virginia. Mrs. Helen Hairston, B.S. and M.S., North Carolina Central Universtiy, UNC at Greensboro. Mr. Foster Hayes, B.S., Appalachian State University. Mrs. Christine W. Hendrlck, B.S. , Radford Col- lege, Wake Forest University, Western Carolina University. Mrs. Athaleta H. Hendrix. B.S.. Catawba College, UNC at Greensboro, Wake Forest. Mrs. Lura Holley. B.F.A.. Virginia Common- wealth University, UNC at Greensboro. Mrs. Ruth Holton. Secretary to the Principal, school treasurer. Mr. Robert L. Hunt, Winston-Salem State Uni- versity, B.S., East Carolina University. Mrs. Ann Idol, B.S., UNC at Greensboro, St. Mary's College in Raleigh. Mr. James Jones, UNC at Chapel Hill. Mrs. Frances P. Keith, A.B., North Carolina Central University, M.L.S., Columbia Univer- sity. Mrs. Tenia Keith, Registrar. lad ex Mrs. Emily M. Land, A.B. Marshall University, M.Ed., UNC at Greensboro. Mrs. Decoma Love Lane, B.A., Yankton Col- lege, University of San Diego, University of Georgia, Columbia University, A and T Uni- versity. Mr. A.C. Larrlmore, B.S., Appalachian State University, M.Ed., UNC at Greensboro. Mr. James Malcom. B.S., M.A., Appalachian State University. Miss Joan Malcolm, B.B., Appalachian State University. Mr. Ed McDonald, B.A. in Sociology. Wake Forest. Ltc. Acie McGhee, Jr., B. of Science in Ed. West Virginia State College, Master of Science in Counseling, American Technological University. Mrs. Elaine Moore, Long Beach State College. Mr. James Moose, A.B., Catawba College. Mr. Daniel L. Motley, Jr., M.Ed., UNC: B.A., Elon College. Mr. Tom Muse, B.S. and M.A., Appalachian State University. Mr. Joe Don Myers, B.S., High Point College. Mrs. Jimmie R. Nlckell, B.A., Berea College, UNC, UNC at Greensboro, High Point College, Forsyth Technical Institute, MIS. Geraldine Osbome, B.S.H.E., UNC at Greensboro. Mrs. Helen Osborne, Dietitian. Mrs. Marty Platt, A.B., Catawba College, Westem Carolina University. Mrs. Jean Brown Pniltt, A.B., M.A. in English, Catawba College. Mr. Grant Queen, M.A., Appalachian State University. Mr. Bob Rannlgan, B.A. in Social M.E.D. in Counseling, University of Virginia. Mrs. Flora Raper, Salem College. Mrs. Virginia Sams, B.S., Appalachian State University, M.A., Wake Forest. Mrs. Jean Shipman, Guidance Secretary. Mrs. Carol Schuppert, B.S., Indiana Universi- ty. Miss Karen Simms, B.A., Winston-Salem State University, North Carolina A and T. Miss Sarah Simms, M.A. in German, Duke Uni- versity. Mrs. C.H. Skinner, B.A., Winston-Salem State University, Albany State College. Mr. Charles P. Smith, B.S., A and T State Uni- versity, M.S., Duke University, UNC, Hampton Institute, Knoxville College. Miss Mattie Smith, M.A., North Carolina Cen- tral University. Mrs. Eulalla Solomon, A.B., UNC at Greensboro, M.Ed., UNC. Mr. Homer Thompson, A.B. Catawba College, M.A., UNC. Mrs. Martha Triplett, Library Secretary. Mrs. Martha M. Walker, A.B., High Point College, M.A., Appalachian State University, UNC at Greensboro, UNC, Columbia University. Mrs. Wanda Warren, Educational Aide. Mrs. Peggy Williams, Secretary. First Sergeant Ray Wood, Forsyth Technical Institute. Faculty Index I 217 3531. ag. Johnny Eugene Abel 124, 189. Chris Adams 124. Mark Howard Adams 124. . Steven Lee Addertion Hi-Y l,2, Monogram 2, Baseball 1,2, Band l,2, 87, 124. Terriannie Addison Library 2, 71, 124. Gary Adkins 124. Lynda R. Alexander Monogram 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Volleyball l,2, Softball l,2, Most Impronigd in Basketball 1, . Sporfsznanshiifikward in Volleyball 2, 25, 32, 124. Tracy K. Alexander Student Association Representative 1, 124. Ricky Dean Allen 124. Tim E. Allen Football 2, 19, 124. Danny Gray Alverson DECA l,2, Junior Board Member 1, 79, 124, 234. Bedelia Bernell Anderson Drama Club 2, Y-Teen 2, 124. Connie M. Anderson 124, 189, 196. Joe Anderson 124. Dixieleigh Angel Monogram l,2, Quill and Scroll l,2, Hitching Post Staff, Dixie Deb 1, Co-Chief 2, Junior Board Member 1, Who's Who 2, 60, 65, 69, 118, 124. Elizabeth Anne Angel FFA Secretary 2, Bus Driver 2, 125. Bobby Lee Armstrong , 125. ' Mark D. Armstrong ' Band 2, Bus Driver 2, 54, 125. Timillavid Arrington A 1 Hi-Y 2, Monogram 2, Red Cross l,2, Football 2, 19, 125. ' ' Greg Scott Atwood 125. Tommy WaynefAi1stin ,125. ,.', Q . - Mike H. Ayeigsy-ingfe5?gg,,. .j A , VICA 2, 125. wz1fq.g,i,,,.1gfg,H,,sk x K W 218 I Senior . gwggvlt. .1 . - or, Wi, 'Ei at V ., L Kathy Leyern Bailey Dixie 1, 125. rv Kenneth Ci Bailey it 1 ff ' , 591:12 5- Beverly Ann Baldwin ,,-, ,- d 2 2 .- -- Ban , 1 5. Ronald Anthony ....,. , ' ' Afro-American Society bt: e K Basketball Manager l,2, Jeff Howard Blevins Tara S. Bodenhamer Yearbook 1, 125. Renae Lynn Boger Student Association Executive Member 2, Monogram l,2, Jr. Jaycettes 2, Hitching Post Features Editor 2, Dixie Deb 1, .Squad Leader 2, Quill and Scroll Qeggitificate 1, 60, 69, 125. Elizabeth Boggs Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, 125. Barbara Baskins Holes Band l,2, 125. D..t f Andre R. Bass Belling Drama Club 2, 125. 6 A iV?,'ft11-579351 - - - t E Booe Lisa Jo Bauguess -f-- f -1 . . t Monogram 2, Jr. Jaycettes 2, Vlcepfesldent 2, Majorette12, Homecoming 2, 50,1 56. 125. t... '.ii'i1V, 4 Tina Meerean 29 126- Monegtvattiiiiljuniorettes 1, Garrett Boyd Gm 2- A 2 1. 126. 1 Treira Dawn Beasley .:' L- , Anchor Club 2, Monogram l,2, g Basketball 2, Softball l,2, Senior Board 2,3,11,17, 52, 88,125. waiaiajegnen 125. A ii Steven Keith Bell 125. Derrick Leonard Benbow Football 2, 19, 125. Maria A. Benson A FHA l,2, Afro-American Society , 1 1, Basketball 1, Track l,2, Band l,2, Drama Club 1, PresidentlisaW H ' Queen of Clubs 2, Homecoming Court 2, 50, 125. L jf'ff3' ' Angie Elaine Bethea V 'I DECA l,2, FHA 2, Homecoming Court 2, DECA Convention 1, ' 'e'i is se, 125. Anthony Bishop DECA 1, Band 1.2, 125. Peggi Jean Bitting ' 6 Afro-Anitexican Society 22, Track l,2, GAA l,2, REJT43- Color - Guardtlg asa-vaimne 5- rank 6 1, 125. Joyce Arnn Black , Monogram l,2, Majorette 122, 55, 2135.1 2 ig, Levern , 125. ,. A ,, Ronald Black D ti', DECA 2, 1, Bus Driver 1, '125. ' 'I , I ,L Debra Louise Blackburn VICA President .l,2, Pep-Club l,2, Chores 2, Homecoming Court 2:5ii.L125.y t g . two..-f ' , of 2, Rhonda Gayle Bradley FHA 2, 126. Rhonda Jeanne Brendle 126. Randall Gray Brewer SEDECA 1.2, '126. F igffhuth Elaine Bridges National Honor Society 1,22 Quill and Scroll l,2, Spectatus Staff l,2, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 64, 65,,67, 126. Tammy,Melia Brinegar Student-Association Executive MemberQf,l,2, French Club l,2, Spanisl'tClub 1, Wrestling Mat 'Maid 1, Eileen 2, Service Teens 2, Senior',Board Member 2, .lunior Board Member 1, 52, 126. June Kl4B'rooks VICA 2, Bus Driver 1, President 26- Sliaron Brooks Brigitte Renita Brown Student Association N Rieiilresentative 2, Jr. .laycettes 2, Senior Board Member 2, Homecoming Court l,2, 50, 52, 126. R. Brown ssgssish cms 2, 126. Jan Marie Brown Coyop Homegliconomics 2, Red Cross Treasurer 2, Y-Teen 2, 126. -i'?'i3ittR tfi 9. , , Sandra Danitnllrowfn 6 A . ' PTSA 1: Pegiiolub Secretary 22, FBLA Viceilfresicient Afro-American Society 1, Treasurer 2, Junior Board Member 1, ROTC Colorguard 2 63, 126. Teresa Marie Brown Wesley Ramon Brown 126. Valaria Arlene Brown ROTC Colorguard 2, 126. Allen Brunson VICA l,2, 126. Teri Lynn Bryan 126. Tony Buchanan 126. Curvy DeCarl0 Buford Football l,2, Track 1, Wrestling, 1, Chorus l,2, 19, 126. Timmy Burchette James Wesley Burgesfraqp Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, Cros Country 1: 126. Selenia Byers 6' James Alvin Caldwell Afro-American Society l,2, Football l,2, Basketball l,2, Track l,2, Band 1, Chorus 1,23 19, 21, 127. Rosetta Elain Caldwell Track l,2, 127, 194. Sandra Faye Cameron 127. Marty Jean Campbell Student Association Representative 1, Anchor Club ll Treasurer 2, National Honor . Society l,2, Monogram l,2, s Spanish Club President 1, Tenni 1,23 Softball 1, Band l,2, Juniol Marshal 1, Senior Board Secretary 2, Dixie Deb 2, Juni Board Alternate 1, Who's Who? Attended Anchor Convention, Valley Forge, PA 2, 52, 60, 88, IIS, 127. y A Martha Louise Canipe g A Nationallrlonor Society l,2, Monogram l,2, Spanish Club 1, 'Quill and Scroll 2, Y-Teen 2, Softball 2, Hitching Post Staff Z Spectatus Staff Band l,2, Junior Marshal pl, Chorus 2, 54, 64, 65, 67, 69, 86, 90, 97, 127. Se9ri?ei7fIs1f2e'f1re1l1.,.1 A Donald Ray Carlton Baseball l,2, 127. my Gailiggf' , ice Staff 67, 127- 'Y ce Yvette f r 1 ,indent Assoieiyion X, ,2g ior Boardyllillgnlber, iinfhryf- l bony A,ppiudentAssoe1aiion Fl-Ili panish C1ub.g1Qjfi.il1fro-Aqllitrican Jgeciety lg 12712-if 2 :tional HonoriSociety 14,23 f 'V'3 F. Cathey' A' irench Club Ig Y-Teen Zglunior garshal lg 641127. iiedie Catlett' 'indent Association ,epresentative 2g Monogram 2: Football 2: Senior Board IM:-:mber 2: 19, 127. Eonna Rhea Ctllidle , 8, 10. 127. linda Louise Chadwick HA Secretary 2g FSA 2: FBLA istoriang 83, 127. Erenda Lee Chadwick ECA 1.2: FHA Treasurer 2g 128. Timmy Lee Chambers 1 28. Jimmy Lee Chandler 128. Liommy Chau atin Club lg Football 2g 128. slie Katherine Chesson tudent Association eprcsentative 1,2g Anchor 23 ational Honor Society 1,21 onogram 1.2g Spanish Club reasurer 21 PTSA epresentative 13 Hi-IQ 23 asketball 1: Manager Boys ennis lg Tennis 1,2g Peer ounseling 1: Guidance ommittee 2g Junior Marshal lg nternational Student Exchange rogram lg Jr. Women's Club Awardg NCASC.,Convention lg 124, sz, ss, 62, 64,'88, 12s. Eangee Annette Christie ECA 22 128. Leah L. Clark 128. avid Lowell Clarke i-Y l,2g Monogram 1,2: FFA Geif 11 12s. Cary' E. Clements 28. - Brllamlas Lavon Clinton ICA 1,22 123. Pale R. Coggins 28. MeW'syne Cole A ,fi i'l,2Q 35, 128, 1 '1779i'I85. 'V V 128- ET? . 2 1-22 ,ZZ Trae1c'11l2g Track 21, 128. Joseph Allen Coley W 1 128. Lee Connes 128. Ronald Lee Conrad Afro-American Society lg Track 1,2g Cross Country 1,2g 128. Cindy Frances Cook Student Association Representative 2: Monogram 1,2g Spanish Club 1,23 Drama 1: Senior Board Member 2g Dixie Deb 1, Squad Leader 2: Chorus 2: Junior Board Member 1: Homecoming Coun 2: Who's Who 2: Attended National Drama Festival in Chicago lg Queen of Clubs lg 50, 52, 60, 118, 128. Mark Franklin Cooper Art Club 1,2g 128. Verall Delton Cooper I 28. Darrell Kevin Cope 128. Deena M. Copple Monogram 1.2: Majorette lg Homecoming Court 2: 50. 128. Teresa Lynn Costner 128. -f Cynthia Annette Covington 128. , Wayne Covington 128. Linda Cox Bus Driver 1,23 128. Cynthia Lynn Cranford Student Association Representative 2g Anchor 2g National Honor Society 1,29 g Spanish Club lg Quill and Scroll 1,23 Hitehing Post 1, Editorain Chief 2: Junior Marshal lg 64, 65, 69, 88, 128. Julia Nanette Craver Hitching Post lg 128. ig, K I Antoinette Crawford ' V ' V Monogram l,2g Afro-American Society lg Dixie Deb 1,2g Chorus 2g 60, 128, 180. , David George Crawford 128. - f Tammy Wiilettefrawford Student Association Representative,2: Monogram 1,2g Afro-American Society lg eg, C' :T Q E as-E135 .ss Q Ja. . 4,-gi :, -aa. .. jiseeeef-515: Hitchmg Post lg Dixie Deb pg Chorus 21 Jumof Board 1. 60 129 Thomas E. Crews e'st ...shall - ,ea Michael B. Crouse Herman Mathews Currence Association 'ff'Wkepresentative l,2g French Club lg Spanish Club 2g Red Cfossgig Agere. . A za -,fm K , ' 'fflilr 't1 f'97'k mf 1 M' nxwlt 2: ll 1 ' er 2 1 g ' M1 Qi?-F22 ...' 'i zlifg' V 11 l.30'.' .l . l'l :l1ll- 1 V iii MM5'2, to , 11 3 ,115 iv 308131 . Basketball lg Track 1,23 Cross 130 Country 2: Chews 1,23 129. ' . lssll Denise C-ff-fel' 13'i5l21'f1Y3T.'f.i3, Student Association Officer 1, ' 7 Representative 1,2g Anchor 1g ag-on Lynn ' Monogram lg Spanish lg Drama udem Agsociatibn l,2g Afro-American lg Jr. k fgggepregenggiee ' iiishiilg .gaygzlettes 21jPeiZ Cyllub 1 eer ea er g ews? g' 'r 11' 'il,2g enior. Jar Chorus 2g Homecoming' ourt 2g 2g 61557, 50, 63, 129. 4 Ti 2 Matthew J. cumin-eugpf 7 . Tl FHA 2g Afro-AmericanfSociet3F? ,Bt i pe-,Sweeties 1. igfootball l,2gbTrack'1,2g 19, Sewiegtreens 2. life Y Dereck Thontlls Daniel Lisa Ann 1 Earnestine Dgtiganfggg, ng. ' !,, W M f N.V. E.. Marjan Jeff Dargan 129. 3935119 ef' . 'efflz' rife... -vw .'.'. 3 vi 139 is 5 ' in-tw.fww 4. 1, .,pa..e.ff J-:i9'l7 -Ln ' 30 Kristopher Davidoi -21151 T Basketball 1,24 Track 24 Band' 1,2g Chorus 1:55, 129g John Joseph Davidson 129. Roger Franklin Davidson Quill and Scroll l,2g Cross Country lg 1-litching Post Staff l,2g ROTC Drill Team 1,2g Attended Piedmont Journalism Workshop ILQW9, 129, 190. Connie Jean Davis 129. Donna Marla Davis Dorothy Patricia Davis National Honor Society 1,29 Junior Marshal lg Spanish Club 1.2: 64, 129, 190. James Hedrick Davis Monogram 2g Spanish Club 1g Key Club Vice-President 2g Band 1.2: 129. Joy Valeria Davis VICA President lg Volleyball lg 129. Lawrence Randall Davis Sherre Dawn Dillon Anchor Club l, Chaplain 2g Monogram 1,21 French 1gLatin l,2g Dixie Deb 1, Squad Leader 2g 60, 88, 130. Tuan N. Do M 130. Melinda Kaye Dockeryg.. - Student Association VE Representative 2g Monogram l,2g Juniorettes 2g Wrestling Mat Maid 2g Dixie Deb 1,23 60, 130. Ellis Wendell Doss DECA 1,2g 130, 192. Paul C. Douglas Bus Driver 2g 130. Kelvin B. Douthit Drama Club 1,2g Choms 23 19, 130 Cynthia Anne Dowdy Junior Marshal lg 130, 193. Rose Mary Dozier Louie Edward Dull 130. Kathy Lynn Durham Julie Lynn Dyson Monogram 1,2g Juniorettes lg Jr. Jaycettes 2g Softball lg Dixie Deb l,2g 60, 130. - fi .235 tg? scream? Senior Index I 219 Altemate Index Cheryl Fulton Service Ig Most Debs Player -- Volleyball 2: 132, 201. 50, 60. 133 Neal Gilliam Judy Elaine Hanes FBLA 2: 133. Godwin John Bryant Hansley l on DECA 2g National Honor Gmns Society 1,2g 133. 2: 63, I-Iardiman Steven Elizabeth Hartsell tudent Association epresentative 1g Spanish 1,23 5. Jaycettes 13 Senior Board 23 Deb 23 Junior Board 13 ,iiiiaecoming Court 23 50, 52, 60, ia L. Harvey Philip Harward 134.' Qigiltony Hatchett 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Hawkins 3341 1 Martha Ann Hawkins 134. Joe Wayne Hayes '- 1, VICA 23 134. 3 Randy Haynes French 23 Key Photography Band 23 134, Misty S. 134 Gary Latin 250 Pamela National an Y-Teen Band 1 64, 65, 134. .. Amy Hills Teresa Diane Hillian Homecoming Court 23 50, 135. Valeria D. Hines 135 . Sylvia Elizabeth Hinkle Anchor Club 1,23 Monogram 1,23 Quill and Scroll 1, Secretary 23 Homecoming Court 1,23 Photography Club 2g Inter-Club Council 2: Varsity Cheerleader 1, Chief 23 Hitching Post Photographer 23 Senior Board Member 23 Junior Board 13 Who 2, 50, 52, 58, 59, 69, ss, 119, 135, 184. Jeffrey Keith Hite Monogram 1,23 Key Club 1. President 23 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1: Tennis l. Captain 23 Inter-Club Council 23 40, 41, 135. Keith Aaron Holcomb VICA 1,23 135, 192. Sulena Dianne Holcomb Homecoming Court 23 50, 135. 3' William V 135 1 Hoieggiia '.., !:'! Mix. 111391111 L. Holiday Afro-American 1' Tennis 1: Chorus 1: 135. David Allen Holland 135. Dalvell Dean Holleman Denise Holloman Club Vice-President 13 1, Vice-President Court 2 Ellen Honeycutt Keith Horton Patricia D. Hunt Monogram 23 Y-Teen 23 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 13 Dixie Deb 2: 136. Vanessa Deborah Hunter FHA 1,23 Red Cross 13 Chorus li 136. Leah Grace Hutchens Student Association Representative 1,23 Anchor 1,23 National Honor Society 1,23 Monogram 1,23 Spanish Club 1, Secretary 23 Quill and Scroll 1, Treasurer 23 Hitching Post 1, Managing Editor 23 Junior Marshal lg Dixie Deb 1, Chief 2: Junior Board 13 Who's Who 2, 52, 60, 68, 88, 119, 136. Hutchens SY Fbiational Honor Society hQ ram 1,23 Spanish Club 1,23 Key Club 2: Basketball 11 Hi-IQ Captain 23 Chief Junior Marshal 13 62, 136. James Carroll Hutcherson Nationagag-lonor Society 1 Spanish Key Club 1,23 1,23 Junior Marshal 13 54, sue? Ann Hutchens 136. , Rebeccaj-lyatt 136. lifggiekyueran 136. ' JMX ' Q Inzar 1 VICA, 136. J. Jacks Jackson Secretarf 1 ,23 136. Man James 23 Football 1, Captain 23 Senior Board 23 Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Who's Who 21 19, 119, 136. Barbara Ann Johnson 136. Jelfrey Clarence Johnson Student Association Representative 1,23 Monogram 23 FFA Treasurer 1, President 23 136. Lisa Gailtlohnson Photography Club 23 Spectatus Staffl,23 67, 70, 136. Thurman A. Johnson Latin Club President 23 Football 23 19, 136. 23 41, 136. 0 Neal Hull n 23 Band 1,2, Bus 1 2' German Club 2' 92 James Steven Thomas Bus kms Gene Rose Hunt 1,23 Y-Teen 11 Flag Girl l,2, 136, Kristi Garle Kirby Monogram 1,23 Spanish 13 Youth Junior Board For Christ 1, Vice-President 2, Red Cross 1, Juniorettes 11 Service Teens 2, Band 1,2g Senior Board 2: Chorus 2: Chris Kirkpatrick Monogram 1,23 Basketball Track 1,23 Football 1,21 Who 2: Football- Player Year 1, All-Conference 1,2, City-County 1,2, All State 2: 21, 287 H 1 National 9, Ollllle Sandra Jean Klutz , SCFWCC Bus Driver 1: 137. - Jeff William Hi-Y 2: Band Dennis Michael Representative 2 Ray David Wayne Hi-Y 1,2g Golf Etta Linnell Yearbook Band Lisa Edward Bonnie S: Mahalfe , Y DECA 1, Treasurexffag Junior Board 1, Senior Bid 2: 139. 1,2g Track 2g Golden 139, 184. Tanya Danny Lambert 1 38 138, 187. Lee,,Logan Www Beverly Devon McCloud Afro-American 2: Junior Board 13 140. Randall James McDaniel Band 1,23 Bus Driver lg 54, 140 Morris McFadden 140. David C. McFadyen 140, 179, 185. Wanda J. McIntyre Bobby McKnight Student A- Jeffrey L. Key Club 23 73, Gilbert Raynard Football 1,2, Track Scott B. Merrell Hi-Y 2, 87, Deborah Senior Ann fi Miller Anthony Lawson Keith Lawson 60, 140. , S Hi 1 'Z E I I, ames Gray Moorefield 4 1 . effrey Lane Moorefield erman Club 1.2: 92, 141, 182. im Wayne Moorefield 41 . aniel Bradley Morgan tudent Association epresentative 1.2: Key Club 2: i-IQ 2: Library Page 1.2: 62, 41. armen Priscilla Moten tudent Association Executive ember 2: Spanish 2: hotography Club 1.2: Art Club : Y-Teen 2: Afro-American 1: unior Board lg 141. Gerry Roger Mouzon Football 1.2:Tmek 1: 18, 19, 141. Hubert A. Murdock 142. Qeith L. Myers t onogram 1: Wrestling 1,2: 142. Eatsy Marie Myers 42. Eeresa Kay Myers 42. ickie Ann Myers tudent Association epresentative 2: DECA 2: FHA 3 VICA 2: Red Cross 2: fro-American 2: Chorus 2: 142. Kashemi R. Nance 142. Vlelanie E. Nash 142. Eobin Patricia Nelson TA Secretary 1: 142. Ehomas Mitchell Nelson ECA 1.2: 142. 192. Patricia Ann New 142. Eimmy Joe Newsom ECA 1.2: 142. Kenneth Lenard Nowlin ,42. eronica L. Oates tudent Association Treasurer 2: ational Honor Society 1.2: panish Club 2: Y-Teen 2: fro-American 1: Vice-President 2: Track 1,21 Band 1.2: Senior Board 2: Chorus 2: Junior Board 1: 120, 142. Eric .Ion 0'Harrah 142. Natalie Yvonne Oliver Monogram 2: Red Cross 1: Track 2: Band 2: Chorus 2: 142. Patricia Dawn Osborne DECA 1.2: 142. Thomas Lee Orr 142. Crystal Lynn Owens Hitching Post l,2: 142. Funda Ozdogen Latin Club 1,2: PTSA 1: Junior Board 1: 142. Gayla L. Page 142. Robert M. rainfa- DECA 21 142. 1 A Karen .lo Parduef VICA Secretary 1, 7 'Vice-President 2: Latin Club 1: Bus Driver 1: 142. Agnes L. Parms DECA 1,2: 142. Cindy S. Parrish Photography Club 2: Spectatus Staff 1,2: Senior Board 2: 67. 70, 142, 235. Kathy Ruth Parrish DECA 1: 142. Gray Hardin Pass Hi-Y 2: Monogram 1,21 Football l,2: Weight Lifting 2: 19, 87, 142. 238. Richard Thomas Peddycord Bernette R. Peguese Dixie Deb 2:60, 142. Wayne Lenardo Pender Football l,2: Track 1: Senior Board 2: 19, 142. Jennifer Ann Pentield DECA 2: 142. Ricky Dean Peoples 142. Vicky Lynn Perry DECA 2: 143. Carol Annette Peters Bus Driver 1.2: 143. Curtis R. Peterson Football 1.2: Afro-American Society 1: Basketball 1: Track 1.2: Football - Most Valuable Player 1: 19, 21. 143. David Cary Phillips National Honor Society 1,2: Junior Marshal 1: French Club 1.2: 143. Gary Phillips Hi-Y 2: Monogram 2: Wrestling 1, Captain 2: 18, 34. 35. 87. 143. Kevin Lee Phipps 143. Deborah Sue Pierce Red Cross 2: Library Page 23 FBLA President 2: Youth for Christ 1,23 FSA 23 83, 190, 143. Craig Joseph Pinto Wrestling l,2: 143. Dawn Jeanette Poole Anchor Club 2: National Honor Society 1.2: Monogram 1.2: Spanish Club 1.2: Quill and Scroll 1,2: Youth for Christ Vice-President 1, President 2: Spectatus Staff 1, Editorfin-Chief 2: Band 1.2: Junior Marshal 1: Senior Board 2: Peer Counseling Group 1: Guidance Committee 2: 52,754 64, 65, 67, 84, ss, 94, 123, Tiniifliiarie Poole 143., V April Pope Softball it: 143. Nliehael B. Pope DECA 23 Band 2: Bus Driver 1: 143. fi Katherine, Gail Porter Chorus I: Who's Who Among High School Students: 1431. f 1 1 A Anthony K. Powell , , Afro-American 1: Football 1.15, Captain 2: Basketball 1, Captain 2: Track 1,2: 28, 143. ' ,J James Benny Powell V DECA 1: Golf 2: Spectatus Staff 2: Photography Club 1,2: 23, 67, 70. 143. ' ' Susan Shinault Powers Student Association 1 Representative 1,25 National 'Q Honor Society 1,23 M011Ogl'2titl,3-,j 1,2: PTSA 1.2: .luniorettes . President 2: Wrestling MatMaid1 ii 1.2: Junior Marshal l: Dixie Deb 1.22 64. 144, 180. Wendy Gaye Prescott FSA Vice-President 2: FBLA 25 Red Cross 2: 144. 234. Mary Priscilla Price FSA 2: FBLA 2: 144. Debra Lynn Priddy Chorus 2: 144. Gary Wayne Proctor VICA 1.2. Greg Laynne Proctor 1 44. Robin Lynn Proctor 144. 1 Nancy Jeanette Pruitt l 44. Mike William Purvis 144. Billyillachel if 1 ROTC 1.2: 144.2 'Patricia Charmene Rash Co-Op 2: Red Cross 2: Y-Teen 2: 144 ' Thomas Levern Rapley 144. Randy Lee Raylield 144. 7 y Tony EdwardlReaves Y . 144. Randall Wayne Reavis 144. Carolyn Anne Reid , ,- Student Association Executive 1 Member 2: Anchor Club 1.2: 5 x National Honor Society 1,2g,' ,ag Monogram l,2g French Cluli 11:25 Basketball 1,21 Softball 1.2: A Junior Marshal 1: Senior Board Vice-President 2: Dixie Deb 1. Squad Leader 2: Junior Board 1: 32, 52, 60, 88, 144. Eddie Reid Football 1.2: 19, 144. Randy Gray Reid 144. . i Richard Dean S 144. Kathy R. Reynolds Red Cross Vice'President 1: President 2: 144. Patrice Darlette Rice Afro-Amex-icanfSociety Secretary 2: Band 2: Senior Board Alternate.2: 52, 144. Ronald lhamolttiijllice .4 145. 1. - 'lim W. Rice 145. - John C. Riddle 145, 189. Tammy Renee Riggs 1.45. ' 1 1 Dean' ,Robbins . Student Association , ii 1 Representative 1.2: National Honor Society 1,25 French Club I, President 2: Key Club 1, Treasurer 2: Hi-IQ 2: 62, 145. Senior index X 223 Roberts Drill T Honor Club lg Lenore Shelton Shelton Who Timothy Baseball 1 2' Deborah Student Associatio Representative 25 1,23 French Club Vice-President 2 National School 147, 179. Darrell Keith Scales Library Page 2 145 Benjamin Davon Scott 145. Leslie Susan Scott Who's Who 23 88, 120, 145, Rodney Clark Scott FFA 1 2' Bus Driver 1 2' Annette L. Scriven Donald Wayne Settle Football 23 Bus Driver 23 18, 19, Michael Senior Index My 25 Band 1,2g 146. Jeffrey Randall Snyder 66 Mark Randal Triplett Student Association Representative 1,23 National Honor Society 1,2g Spanish Club l,2g Key Club 1, Co-President 23 Iunior Marshal lg 64, 148. Elizabeth Ann Tucker Scroll 1 2 Roger Dean Vance Randy Craig Vandiver 148. Kevin Denardis Vaughn alma 1,23 148. Gail Venable ,rench Club 23 Service Teens D. Vinson . Vw H in ,.,., ,, , imma N ., 1 wp-W Todd G. Waddell 'National Honor Society 1,2 Club 1,23 Tennis 23 Track Who's Who Among High School Studentsg 148. Berry Alton Walker 148. Oliver P. Walker Drama Club lg Red Cross Afro-American Society lg 148. Tatricia Dian Walker Anchor Club 1, President 2, National Honor Society 1, Vice-President 2, Monogram 2, Spanish Club Vice-President 1, Member 23 Homecoming Court lg Junior Marshal lg Senior Board 23 Dixie Deb 23 Junior Board Vice-President 13 Inter-Club Council 2g 52, 60, 88, 149. Grethel Sue Waller 'xie Deb 1,2, French Club 1,2' onogram 1,23 Jtiiniorettes 23 60 85, 149. 5 . Junior Board 13 NCASC Richard Wilmoth Timothy .lay 'f- 5 V er 1 Bus Driver 1,23 149 X James Michael Who's Who Among American High School Students, 149. sw6,,f,:sewfW ' M I M,MQ.v.,noiHf i' 1-1 Major Lee Ziglar Jeff A. Wilson Student Association Representative 1,23 Hi-Y 23 Latin 1,23 Drama 1, Treasurer 2g Band 1,23 Senior Board 2g 52, 87, 150. 1, Youth Teen Eugene 39 Paulette Aaron, 156 Frances Adams, 156 Lisa Adams, 156 Michael Adams Pete Addertion, 35 Nathan Albright, 156 Melody Alderson, 156 Vinicent Alexander Billy Allen, 156 Terry Allen, 156, 196 Dwight Allred, 156 James Anderson, 156 Hazel Archie, 156 Robin Armstrong, 156 Kay Atkinson, 156 Greg Avant, 156 William Avant Jackie Baldwin, 157 iffony Baldwin, 157 'Mark Ball, 157 Laura Ballew, 157, 185 Steve Bame, 157 Renee Barbour, 157 Lisa Barbre, 157 Jeff Barefoot, 157 Jake Barnes, 19, 157 Timothy Barnes, 16, 157 Tommy Barnes, 157 Eugene Barnhardt, 157 Charlene Barr, 157 Lloyd Bass, 157 Jeff Baughman, 19, 157 Steve Baughman, 157 Blake Beaver, 157 Sandra Beck, 157 Mark Beckerdite, 157 Randy Beddard William Beddard Dean Benbow Sandra Benedict, 157, 67 'Steve Benge, 157 Hessie Bennett, 157 ,Kelley Bennett, 157 Marva Bennett, 157 Nancy Bennett, 157 Samuel Bennett, Jr., 19 Felicia Bishop, 157 ,Sandra Black, 157, 182, 60 flames Blackburn, 157 Steve Blevins, 157 ffggih, Thomas -Bobbin, 1 Ben Bolton, 157V ',,t George 157 Judith Bovender, 157, .67 Corinne Boyd, 157 Tambra Boyd, 157, 60 Cynthia Braboy William Bradley, 157 Christina Branch, 157 Robin Branson, 157 TheresakBrewer, 157 Melisa,Bristow, 157 'JamesBrooks, 157 226 I Junior Index Amold Brown, 157 Dawn Brown, 157 Deborah Brown, 157 Diane Brown, 157 Edwin Brown, 35, 157 Sheila Brown, 157 Sherry Brown Lorraine Bullard, 157 Scott Bullard, 157 Luther Burnette Scott Burroughs John Burton, 157 Gregory Butler, 157 Jim Butler, Jr., 157 Dean Butner, 19, 157 Cecelia Byers, 157 Maurice Byers, 19 Janine Caldwell, 157 Margaret Caldwell, 157, 60 Melvin Caldwell, Jr. Sandra Campbell, 157 Donald Cardwell, 157, 54 Dale Carlton, 157 Chester Carmichael Debra Carpenter, 158, 190, 58 Delaina Carpenter, 158 Lisa Carpenter, 158 Wilma Carpenter, 158 Judy Carr,,J158 .. Guy Carswell, 87, 158 Margaret Carter, 158 k , Rosalynn Cash, ,158 7 ' Dawn Catlett, i, Wi , a, Mark Catlett, gflsiif, srfalff Jeff Cecil. 158 t'lll Charles C hameliiif-1 1 ' Jill Champion, Leland Chandler, Isaac Chaplin, 158 V Donna Chapman, Debbie Sandra Cheek, 158 i K Kenneth Cheek Sharon Christie, 158 Carol Christmas, 158 , Caria Clark Margo Clark, 63, 158, 50 Jewel Cleary, 158 Lisa Clinard Tammy Clinard, 158 Sharon Clinton, 158, 56 Harvey Clodfelter, 158 ' , 'Brandt Clowers, 158 Sherry Cochrane, 158, 185, 240 Sandra Cole, 158 Brenda Coleman, 158 :Pam Coleman, 158 Bill Coleman, 158 Richard Coley, 159 Debbie Collins, 159 Chris Conrad, 159 i David Conrad, 159 ,, , Chris Cook 159 , Beth Cook, 159 Kelley Cook, 159 Pam Cook, 159, 60, 67 Tim Cook, 159 William Cooper, 159, 54 Angie Copple. 159, 241, 67 Don Corley, 19, 159 Karen Com, 159 Dennis Craft, 23, 159 Nathan Crawford, 159 Kirsti Crockett, 159 Michale Crosby, 159 Anne Crouse, 159 Deen Cude, 159, 178 Scott Cude, 159 Melinda Cummings, 159 Sheila Cunningham, 159, 50, 58 Valerie Currence, 159 Teresa Curry, 159 Lloyd Cuthrell, 160 Varelie Cuthrell, 160 Ricky Daniels Lisa Davido, 32, 160 Amanda Davis, 160 Angela Davis, 160 Bill Davis, 160 Eva Davis, 160 Janice Davis, 160 Michael Davis, 160 Patricia Davis Vickie Davis, 160 Wesley Davis, 160 Linda Day, 160, 58 Marvin Dean, 28, 160 Debbie Debusk, 160 Melissa Dempsey, 160, 60, 73 Michael Deskins, 160 Robin Dobson, 160, 60 Kathryn Dorsey, 160 Robert Dotson, 160 Craig Dowell, 160 Gary Dowell, 19, 160 Robin Driggers, 160 Marlyn Dubose, 160 ' Rebecca Dull Debra Duncan, 160 Sherry Durham, 160, 60 , , -. 21,3-si 'YF 42-51411159 the , 1 ,::'2'i, ii V, Stan '131 27 '1'i 1, Kelth Egx lflgef, sl ' David Edwards, 160 Mitchell Edwards Robert Edwards, 160 Robert H. Edwards, 160 Tami Elliott, 160 Kevin Essick, 160 Sharon Estep Jackie Evans, 160, 58 , Lynn Evans, 88, 160, 60, 67 Robert Evans, 160 Sharon Evans, 160, 60 Dawn Everhart, 160 Robin Everhart Susan Falls, 60, '160 Jill Fansler, 160 Donna Ferguson, 160 Theresa Fine, 160 Denise Fisher, 25, 32, 160 Betty Fletcher, 160 Sandra Flippen, 160 Darrell Flynn, 160 Bobby Fogle, 160 Clyde Foster, 161 Lynne Foster, 63, 161 Sheryl Foster, 54, 161 Susan Foster, 161 Tammie Foster, 161 Beth Francis, 161 Teresa Franklin, 54, 161 Laura Frazier, 161 Kim Freeman, reeman Tammy Fulk, 73, 161 Arvenetta Fuller, 161 Richard Gambill Johnny Gardner, 161 Lorraine Garlington, 161 Leigh Ann Garner, 25,d52, 16 James Garr, 161 Pam Gary, 1653 if Andrew Gatgigiiilood Barbara 161 Lisa Georgeifigffi' Q, 1 f Sheryl Georig, 73, 161 Randy 161 Paul Bobby Jeff Gleiser, Donna Glenn, 161 Tanya Glidewell, 161 Jane Glover, 161 1 Kenny Gobble, 161 Mark Godfrey, 161 Cindy Goforth, 161 Randy Goins, 161 'ig Robert Goins, 162 William Goins, 162 Susan Goings, 162 Forrest Goodwin A Rebecca Graham 1 Ann Gray, 162 5 Lori Gray, 60, 67, 162 Jerry Griffin , Miehaei Griffitl'i,'162 Bertha Grinton, 1162 'N 0,51 Kenneth Grinton, carmeiiia Gripper, i t Essie Grubbs, Kathy Grubbs, 25, Thelton Guess, 1620 i '5m'5 Shelby Gwynn, 162 G in J Cindy Haga, 54, 162 Curtis' H. Hairston, 19, 162 Curtis K. Hairston, 162 Ernest Hariston, 162 Sherman Hairston, 162 Steve Hairston, 162 Bobby Hall, 35, 162 Darlene Hamilton, 162 Delphine Hamilton, 162 Raymond Hampton. 162 Dwayne Haneline, 162 Yvette Hanes, 162 Amancia Hanna, 162 Vicky Hardy, 162 Carolyn Harris, 162 Renee Harris, 162 Mark Hartsoe, 162 Lee Ann Hartley, 163 Jeff Harvey, 163 Anita Hatchett Mack Hauser, 163 Eddie Hayes Pam Hayes, 58, 88, 163 Mark Haywood Irvin Hazel, 163 Danny Heacock, 163 Michael Heath, 35, 163 Cathy Henley, 163 Ronnie Hepler, 163 Dean Hiatt, 163 Roger Hickman, 19. 163 Daisy Hicks. 163 Donna Hicks, 163 Constance Hill, 163 Garmi Hill, 163 Tammy Hill, 163 Randy Hillian, 163 Daryl Hinshaw, 35, 163 Todd Hinshaw. 163 Andra Holcomb, 163 Annette Holcomb, 163 Wanda Holcomb, 163 Cedric Holland, 163 Vicky Holland, 163 Donna Holt, 164 Lynn Honeycutt, 164 Barbara Hoots, 164 Demeatrice Hopkins, 164 Walter Hopkins, 164 Dawn Howard, 164 Gloria Howard, 54, 164 Nancy Howard, 164 Carolyn House Rayvon Howell, 164 Dennis Huie, 164 Teresa Hull, 164 Debbie Hunt, 164 Patricia Hunt, 164 Cynthia Hutchens, 164 Lisa Hutchens, 60, 88. 164 Janice lcenhower, 164 Sherry ldol, 164 Vernell Ingram, 164 Cassandra .IaCkSOI1,i 164 Ramona .laC'kS01'1, 164 Karen James, 164 Shelia James, 25, 32, 164 Donna Jarrerd, 164 Denver Jenkins, 164 Dwayne Jessup, 164 , Angelo Johnson, 19' Annette Johnson, 164 Bemard Johnson, 164 Dennis Johnson, 164, 241 Edith Johnson, 164 .leffylohnsan llitivtanltinhassfh 164 Stephen .1 ohnsonl 164 Terri Johnson, 164 Terry Johnson, 164 Amy Johnston, 164 Angela limes, 164 Diane Jones Linwoodggtones 'Lori I ilonesgi 164 Louie Jones, 164 Patricia Jones, 164 Tammie Jones, 164 Tammy Jones, 164 Thurman Jones, 164 'Vicki Jones,164 Anthony Jordan Janice Jordan, 164 Yvonne Jordan, 71, 164 Cheryl D. Joyner, 164 Cheryl Joyner, 164 Marcia Jurado, 164 Melinda Kapp, 164 William Kellum. 165 Kim Kerik. 165 Marsha Ketchie, 60. 165. John Kiger, 54. 165 Leigh Kiger, 165 Bridget King, 165 Sandra Knight, 165 Wesley Krites. 165 Regina Lackey, 165 Debbie Lambert. 165 Keith Lambeth, 165 Tammy Lambeth, 165 Terri Lambeth. 63, 165 Cessila Lampkins. 165 Miriam Lampkins Vernon Lane, 165 Jayne Lassiter, 165 Jane Lawrence, 165 Bobby Lawson. 165 Jeff Lawson, 165 Timmy Lawson, 165 Dean Leagans. 165 Robert Lee Chris Leftwich, 60, 165 Dianne Leggette, 165 1 Donna Leonard, 165 Jonathan Lewis, 19, 165 Teresa Libes, 165 Eulayne Lindsay, 60, 71, 165 Carey Linthieum, 165, 182 Deborah Litaker, 165 Morris Little Tammy Little, 165 Teresa Livengood, 166 Pete LoCastro, 166 Raleigh Logan, 166 Beleita Lomax, 166 Amita Love, 166 Darryl Love, 166 Debbie Love, 166 Dennis Love, 166 Tandra Love, 166 Penni Lovell, 67, 166, 239, 241 Larry Lunsford, 39, 73, 166 Randall Lunsford Roger Luther, 41, 166 Tina Lyle, 166 Bridgette Lyles, 166 Andrea Maddry. 166 Keith Mahaffey, 35, 166 Laurie Manning, 166 Mary Marion, 63, 88, 166 Sheila Markland. 166 Keith Marshall Joe Martin, 166 Lori Martin. 63. 166 Tamera Martin, 166 Jonathan Mashack. 19. 166 Cindy Mayberry, 60. 166 Scott Maynard. 166 Tim Meadows. 166 Randy Merriman. 166 Donna McBride, 60. 166 Greg McBride, 166 Pam McBride. 24, 88. 166 Arnita McCall. 166 Harry McCants. 166 Teresa McCloud. 166 Wendy McClure. 166 Randall McCollum. 166 Tony McCoy Jean McCrowcll. 166 Leslie McDaniel, 67.73. 166. 237 Gina McDonald, 166 Ricky McDowell, 166 Vanessa McDowell, 166 Andrea McEntyre Greg McGhee, 166 Denise McGiiff, 166 Mike McHargue, 166 Kenith Mclntosh Beverly Mclntyre, 73. 166 Douglas McLean, 166 V James McMoore, 19. 166 Dwayne Miller, 166 Gloria Miller, 166 Lilly Miller. 167 Robin Miller, 167 Sandra Miller, 167 Susan Miller, 167 Denise Milner, 167 David Mitchell, 167 Cheryl Mitchell, 60, 167 Melinda Mitchell, 60, 167 Randall Mitchell, 167 Robin Mitchell, 58, 167 Craig Montgomery. 167 David Moore, 167 James Moore, 167 Rodney Moore, 167 Bobby Mooretield, 167 Carl Morgan, 167 David Morgan, 54, 167 Wilma Morgan, 167 Robert Moricle, 167 Danny Morrell, 167 Princess Morris, 167 Tim Morris, 167 Dana Morrison, 167 Patrick Moss, 54, 167 Scot Mulheron, 168 Randy Muncus. 168 Sandy Muncus, 60, 73, 168 Jamie Myers, 168 Jeffrey Myers Brett Nagel. 168 Pam Naylor. 168 Gregory Neal, 168 Tonic Nelson, 168 Irene Newman, 168 Lorraine Newman, 168 Wendy Nicholson. 168 Denis Norris, 168 Barbara Oakes David Oakes Lori Oakes. 168 Otitis Oglesby. 19, 168 Tim f1'Harrah, 63, 168 Randy O'Neal. 168 Muriel Orr. 168 Cheryl Overby. 168 Gary Ovcrby Lisa Owens. 168 Johnny Owens George Page, 168 Bruce Palmer, 168 Helen Palmer, 168 Jimmy Palmer, 168 Pam Parks, 58, 88, 168 Ricky Parnell, 168 Keith Parrish, 35, 168 Kenneth Parrish, 35. 168 Tony Pass. 168 Kathleen Patraw, 168 Dawn Patterson. 168 Junior Index f 227 Karen Payne, 169 Jimmy Penland, 169 Cheryl Penn, 169 D'Andre Penn Ernetia Penn, 169 Patricia Penn, 169 Shelton Penn, 169 Chris Pennell David Pennell, 169 Janet Pennell, 169 Daionne Peoples, 169 Richard Peoples, 169 Ronda Perry, 169 Teddy Peters, 19, 169 Linda Phelps, 169 Susan Phillips, 169 Lisa Phipps, 169 James Pierce, 169 Kathy Pinyan, 169 Thomas Pizzulo, 169 Tammie Pledger, 169 Charles Plunkett Rhonda Poindexter, 169 Christine Pontillo, 169 Donald Pope, 169 Cheryl Porter James Porter, I69 Priscilla Porter, 169, 186 Thurman Porter, 19, 169 Barry Poteat Dwayne Potter Clayton Powell, 169 Michelle Powell, 67, 169 Susan Prater, 169 James Price, 169 Johnny Prince, 169 Darren Pruitt Terry Pruitt, 169 Timothy Pruitt Brett Pryor, 19, 169 Karen Queen, 169 Drema Ramsey, 169 Darlene Raper Tina Redd, 169 Jimmy Reece, 169 Carolyn Reich, 73, 169 Paul Reich, 169 Marilyn Reid, 169 Llewellyn Rhymer, 169 Antoinette Rice, 169 Tiwanna Rice Becky Ridings, 169 Jonathan Ridings, 169 Greg Roberts, 169 Reesa Roberts, 60, 169 Alvin Robinson Terry Robinson Arnold Roland, 169 Kelly Rominger, 60, 169, 182 Linda Rose. 170 228 ! Junior Index Cynthia Roseboro, 170 Lena Roseboro, 170 Brenda Ross, 170 Karen Routh Perry Rowdy Robin Royal, 170 Jeff Russell, 170 William Rychlinski Sherrill Sales Donald Salley, 170 George Saunders Lori Saunders, 60, 170, 235 Mark Saunders Venita Scales, 170 Kevin Scott Judy Seats, 170 Karen Self, 170 Donald Sennett, 170 Debbie Settle, 170 Richard Shaw, 170 April Shelton Cathy Shelton, 170 Lewis Shelton, 170 Nanette Shelton, 170 Susan Sheppard, 170 V Moyra Sheilds, 24, 170 David Shore, 54, 170 Laura Shore, 170 Regina Shutt Jackie Simmons, 170 M ,,,,, , Connell Sims Wayne Sink, 93, 170, 172 N Greg Sisk, 170 ' Ricky Sizemore Teresa Skidmore, 60, 73, 171 Mollie Smart, 171 Alvin Smith, 171 Annie Smith, 171 David L. Smith, 19, 171 David Smith, 171 Doris Smith Kelly Smith, 60, 67, 171 Kenneth Smith, 171, 201 Lisa Smith, 171 Patty Smith. 171 Tony Smith, 171 Tracy Smith, 171 Debbie Snider, 171 Sharon Snow, 171 Danny Snyder, 171 Melinda Snyder, 171 Diann Spach, 171 Max Spach, 171 Rita Spach, 171 Cindy Spainhour Bobby Spann, 171 Cornell Spencer, 171 Chuck Spivey, 171, 241 Debbie Spriggs, 171 Debbie Sprinkle, 171 Grev Stack, 171 George Stainback, 171 Randy Staley Tim Stanback, 171, Albert Steele, 171 ' Bonnie Stewart, 171 Craig Stewart, 54, 171 Karen Stewart, 171 Kenneth Stone, 171 ,H ,i,,i,wJ+vfvi X lllllirjggifytii ri ml' QQ' Quensetta Stowe, 25, 32 John Strothers, 171 Walter Strupe, 19, 171 Randy Sullivan, 171 Donna Suttles, 54, 171 Cindy Swaim, 171 Jason Swaim, 19, 171 Kim Sykes, 73, 171 Paul Taylor, 171 Shari Taylor, 63, 171 Vickie Teague, 171 Janice Temples, 171 Terry Templeton, 171 Cindy Terry, 24, 88, 171 Barry Tesh, 171 Craven Thomas, 91, 171 Leilani Thompson, 172 Rodney Thompson, 172 Sheila Thompson, 172 171 A 1 , 1 Q litt 4--,gig :ff ' V Upchurch, 172 Rhonda VanDorp, 172 Carolyn Vatsaas, 172 Alonzo Vaughn Tod Veach, 23, 172 , Mike Vemon, 172 Eddie Vestal, 172 Alton Vinson, 54, 172 Randy Waddell, 19, 172 Terry Waddell, 87, 172 Katherine Wade, 172 William Wagner Cindy Wagoner, 172 Charles Walker, 40, 41, 172 Rhonda Walker Terri Wall. 50, 58, 87, 172 Melissa Waller. 172 Frankie Ward, 172 Todd Ward, 172 O.C. Wardlow, 172 John Washington Lewis Watson Renee Watson, 172 Tim Watson, 172 Dale Weaver, 172 Sharon Weaver Cathy Welborn, 32, 67. Lisa Welch, 172 Debby West, 32, 173 Mike Whisenhunt, 173 Scott Whisnant, 173 Bruce White, 54. 173 Preston Whited. 173 Michael Whitley, 173 Kandy Whitsett Mark Whittington, 173 Leura Widener Steven Widener, 173 Brian Wilkes, 173 Dwayne Wilkins, 173 Anita Willard, 173 Brenda Williams, 173 Byron Williams Frank Williams, 173 Debbie Williard, 173 David Wilson, 173 Jackie Wilson, 173 Lorenzo Wilson, 54, 173 Norman Wilson Sandra Wilson, 173 Steve Wilson, 173 Eddie Wood, 173 Mary Woodbury, 173 Susan Woody Gennette Wright Jonathan Wright, 173 L'Tanya Wright. 174 Randy Wright, 54, 174 Eddie Young, 174 Clay Yuenger, 174 Joy Ziglar, 174 Marie Ziglar, 174 Stan Ziglar 1 ,wg -ff ,vvnf A M W M 4' ,+.aa...,,., ' YO OPERAYQ Put.-xv - -:mms noun mos mar -, anon. naznz ru man PAV AYTENDANT 1 Vyi' ii V . ,gli Family Sweets ,,. Burger King .,. Sharpe's ......... Bill Hege Carpet .,. Flow Motors ....,..,.. Winston Construction .... Bowman Real Estate . . Lee's Beauty ....... l9l0 Frame ,,., Coke ........ Balfour ..,, ,.,. Station .......... Furniture Center .. Passco Locks .... Sharon Dees ... Robin Hege ......... William Distrihutive .,. Ind 231 23l 23I 232 232 232 233 233 233 233 234 234 234 235 235 235 236 ,...-41 EX Taylor Welding Flynn's Drug ,. Jones Cash ,... C hars ..., ..,..... ...,. White's Welding Midway Electric Army ...,,..... ..... Shakeys . ,... . Crown Drug ,...,. ,..., Richard's LTD ..,. ..... Sides Florist ,.,. ..... Konnoak Rest .... ..... B8LG Pie ......... ..... Lincoln Mercury Cope and Stith ,.. ,.., . Ernie Shaw ,.. 236 236 236 236 237 237 237 237 238 238 238 238 238 238 238 24I Jeff Wilson fills up at the Parkway Gulf Station. Gale Fiedler and Lisa Lineback discuss the prom in front of Sharpe's. Deborah Pierce buys her school supplies at Crown Drug. The flower arrangements of Sides Florist are being admired by Cindy Cranford. UG I Junior Index ! 229 sms 'hav 2- :Q aux x. i 4 . an f f 7wPeif'i3 KW, A., K 4? , ' ijrflw ' ' gif , 230 has . r i 'lf' 'L'L xr , 'J , f 1'p QA f Q i' , . ' Family Sweets Candy Company l Our business is customized packaging of candy Runnin and nuts. Let us design a private label for your school or organization. 1205 Reynolds Park Road, Winston-Salem. 723-1781 or 723-6144. Burger King Have a whopper of a good time, having it your way at Burger King. 2100 Peters Creek Pkwy, Winston-Salem, N.C. an - Sharpe's Bride Look sharp in Sharpe's Formal Wear. 144 Hanes Mall, Winston-Salem N C Sharon Dees and Danny Alverson try on and Grooms prom attire from Sharpe's. Advertisements X 231 ., ,R ,Q 1. :f,,-,aw 11 , . 7 7 L-TR' 4 A f tv' tl Bill Hege Carpets Carpet. Wallcovering. Vinyl. When you think of carpet, think of Bill Hege. Over I7 years of experience. 1107 West First Street. Winston-Salem, N.C. 4,,,4.1pur t ' A 4 f-O 7 ...A Make a career working at Winston Construction Company The equal opportunity employer. l239 Salisbury Rd. Wmson Salem N.C. 27107 232 l Advertisements -Q:-K-. W 1 Mr. Lee's Beauty Salon Ask any fashionable womang Professional service for men and women. Cloverdale Shopping Center, Winston-Salem, N.C. Coca Cola Bottling Company 730 S. Marshall Street Winston-Salem, N.C. 725-0286 Bowman Real Estate Sales, Appraisals - or any other realty needs. Phone 788-1528. 222 Lorriane Dr., Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107 gli. .l 'f V , Ph. 724-2771 1910 FRAME FACTORY Framing While You Wait ll4l Old Salisbury Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107 iii? 'n ' 71 COKCWWW Advertisements X 233 the gg - . . ...J ZZZ Serving pizza, spaghetti, lasagna, faviolir manicotti' IZZE .1,,,,,...1A great sandWicheS, and salad bar. 1796 Silas Creek 25, Pkwy.!5900 University Pkwy-3 WinSt0n'Sa1em9 '- r-1:1: E1E2iE23iE: Z.. ..,,11.,11 I :': 1:-1:z:a:a:z:a:2 :fr ' ae ii i -URNITURE CW U' iiin ,.,1::.: 1 i ' 3 riir e1 A ki L- :i:1:':1:1 3 125222222222222323221522222223221a:i22221? SL E N ,,,,,,i,.,,,,,,,,r,,.,. i1,r , , V,it,1iZ,,.i,,i,1,1,1,Z,1,Z.,.A,,1,1,Z,1.,.Z.1,,LrZ,Z.Z.1.1::,i::,t:111Z.1i:1i11,:. iz' JOHN BRUCE-DAVE ODQM our. Open t1l8:30 Friday. , J2,Hg QQXQLQQN is l Cl0Sed Wed- af'lem00U- I Statesville,NC 28677 I 3510 S. Main Street, Win S to n- 3 al C m , N i C I MEDICAL CAREERS IN THE ARMY RESERVE Learn a skill you'd have to pay someone to teach you. We have openings for those who qualify to tfain 191' the following career fields: Lab Technician Pharmacy Technician Medical Equip. Repair Dental Technician X-Ray Technician Inhalation Therapy 1 , . Medical Records Clerk A'C Refrigeration Repair Contact SFC Ed Rannells for complete information. 321th Evacuation Hospital 932 Brookstown Avenue Winston-Salem, N.C. K PHONE: 725-7456 005 nQ 'u . om Q' -., ' 1 It 'f' : :c'g1:, 3 2 sl, QL' 5. glA,!1l, l C f x'x ff 234 l Advertisements Patrons Sharon, the future lies before us to share oun lives together, forever. Love, Danny Susan, Frances, Theresa, and Kathy - Thanks for all the good times this year ano the wonderful memories l'll always have o each of you. Always remember the Class oi 1978 as the greatest. Love, Patricia To Ydnic and Nwad: I love you, Not for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. Love, Enaid Enjoy school while you can before you're out. Kelly D. Smith To Mike, Johnny, Jeff, Bobby, Turner and Brent, Thanks for all the free buzzes! Love Dana, Kelly, Paulette l get by with a little help from my friends. Lisa Snow - .K ' Locxco our. A Q '- Losr voun WDA?-O xsvs. ,. ,f ll 1 ,., - nsscq ...U J, - - i mm. I r me kr f 24 hours service. 2 Radio Dispatched Mobile Vans. Commercial - Residental - Industrial 1240 Churton Street, Winston-Salem, N.C. I ' PASSCO 'iociusm sngvm il Miss Sharon Lynn Dees, Congratulations Love, Mom and Dad Robin, Congratulations and best wishes for a successful future. Love, Mother A 'Mile ef35H9lfSlIil.It. L iligdlg Dispvifhed ill- i ,. e l ,qgge , Patrons Lisa, June 8 and the following week will be well worth twelve long years. Love, your brother, Ronnie - Chris, I hope all our tomorrows are as special as you made these past few years. I love you, Pam I love you, Danny, and I always will, Sharon Mark, Thanks for making this year worthwhile. Love, Jenny Greg, You've helped me get through something Iive never thought possible. Love, Tammie Bobby, You make my sunshine! I love, love, love you! Kashemi Greg, May all the times weive had be remembered forever. Love, Robin Beth, Remember always - We love you and are proud of you. Best wishes for health and happiness, Love, Mother and Daddy Class of ,78 Congratulations, especially Sharon. Gary Dees Remember Daisy Jane, Kathy Belle, Mary Sue, and the great times. Advertisements f 235 Compliments of Williams Distributing Company Portable Welding Make and install steps and platformsg Crane Service Clightl 1525 Harding St. Winston-Salem. NC Flynn's Drug Store l I E. Clemmonsville Road, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107 ' fu ff 0 a.i an -I Jones Cash Store 1601 Sprague St. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107 4 ' mr Dairy Bar with Soft-serv. Ice Cream specializing in Toasted Chars Foot-Long Hotdogs. Peters Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, N.C. 236 I Advertisements N PH? . .,4 7, gy Vi' Crown Drug Store The Prescription People. 631 Peters Creek Pkwy. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 5 . as f 3-,W W , 6 ig:-. . 4 wma' . Richard's LTD See us first for: Alarms, Fireproof Hearth Rugs, Digital Clocks, Signs for f r-bs L any occasion. 1 1 P.O. Box 101 Bethania, N.C. Sides Florist Pleasing you VVAP1 Nl .,s., , Q . X x ... X-r X means our success. Konnoak Parkway Plaza ' Restaurant Shopping i Center, 3500 S. Main Street Winston-Salem Winston-Salem, N.C. NC- i - f 1 is Liberty B sl G Pie Co. LIHCOIH H 4224- - When you think of good food, think of B 84 G. 434 S. Marshall St., Winston-Salem, :ag . . viii sf Let me save you Q hundreds of dollars on any new car. Ken Bridges, Liberty Lincoln Cope 81 Stith, INC . Parkway Plaza Gulf, U-Haul Rental Agency 900 Corporation Parkway Winston-Salem, N.C. Ernie Shaw's Restaurant Best food in Waughtownv 1011 Waughtown Street 784-0462 Advertisements X 237 Patrons Congratulations to the Spectatus Staff for ajob well done. An anonymous faculty member. Congratulations Cindy and lots of luck to you in your Photography career. Love, Grandma and Granny We love you Dawn. Best for you in Christ. Mrs. Spell We love you Dianne. Best wishes for you in life. Grandma Spell Leslie, Thanks for always being there, Love you forever, Dennis Lisa Gail Johnson I Congratulations, Patricia. We are very proud of you. Love, Mother and Daddy Dennis, Thanks for all the wonderful memories. Love, Leslie Midway Electric Residental. Commercial. Industrial. Repairing. Maintenance. Rewiring. ll07 Old Salisbury Rd. White's Welding 'Sf '- 5080 Follansbee Winston-Salem, i 27107 Co. Inc. 238 X Advertisements Winston-Salem, N.C. - I v fx' ' 0 Q V 113 57 ggi eagle . 011015 Shakeys Pizza Parlor 975 Peters Creek Parkway Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Now out of Business. awn Poole ina Spencer isa Johnson enny Powell Cindy Parrish orra Mooney ay Lane ammy Carr Sharon Dees uth Bridges am Hicks Martha Canipe lBeth Fulton 1945 Editor, Photographer Assistant Editor, Photographer, Clubs Clubs, Photographer Photographer Faculty, Advertising, Photographer Faculty Classes and Index Classes and Index Curriculum Curriculum Sports Sports Advisor Theme: Within each of us there is a spirit yearning to be free, a soul longing to be united, and a love waiting to be shared. - Dawn Poole Cover: Dawn Poole, Tina Spencer, Benny Powell, Beth Fulton Art Work: Spectatus Staff Layouts: Mrs. Jo Walker Photo Credit: Martha Canipe, Cindy Cranford, Sharon Dees, Beth Fulton, Robert Fulton, Robin Hege, Sylvia Hinkle, Lisa Johnson, Marty Mathis, Dawn Poole, Ray Poole, Benny Powell, Jay Sinclair, Beth Tucker Printing: Black ink on gloss paper Headlines: 16 pt. Times Roman with bold Body Copy: 10 pt. Times Roman with bold Captions: 8 pt. Times Roman with bold Special lettering: Ringlet by Geotype Published by: Spectatus Staff Printed by: Hunter Publishing Co. Winston-Salem, N.C. Hunter representative: Mrs. Jo Walker Acknowledgements 1 239 gs? 'IM war-.QA Ln -0,1001 QXXDJYUBQNYNCX, mwcX Luv. wlQfxxJ' mumj OJZQO C?rxnm'w3!ZA. Mx GMJN mwmoffumx KM mug NMA 0, VULS QPQQXQQ mi? Qlhmnk mm llJvLQ..L own Ywgm 5QL'X0G-.QX1QOJU9- Wm 'Dfw QJSTM. 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