Pender Academy - Phizzog Yearbook (Rocky Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1984 volume:

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G , - , ,,, :,m,, 4 ,Wm ,,,, , V, it f' W 'WW ,E -1. 5 ? ,Am I H M.,W' ff . .1 , ' if , My --X-f ,,,.m'.'d. , A -2 P x- 'W-:L -z - A , J .A 1 W 2 E 29 , vw- ' W '. ft, 3 PAMILIAR FACES O THE MOVE Everyone knows that funny people are a part of fun times and there s nothing like a funny picture to bring back memories. 1983- 84 was filled with some pretty hilarious people the type you d never forget! To make sure that you remember everything about Pender Academy here are some memories that have been scraped-up here and there. just look at the results! showing your kids what school life was like way back then and theyll see how fun school really was. Dont let this year s powder puff football game or how nice everyone looked at homecoming slip your mind. Oh and of course they ll love punk rock day! Who could let the magical memories of the ju- nior-Senior Prom the short term relationships or the casual con- versations during lunch and break escape their memory? The elementary will always cherish the rewarding efforts of the magazine sales and the relax- ing moments of their field trips wind. So lets take a trip down the halls of good ole P.A. and see some of those you-had-to-be there expressions captured on 1 m. lust think, one day yeu'll be especially the one to the North- F l 'K FQ Barbara Kornegay and Laura Jordan prepare to sail the Northwind to the Artic, carrying along their seamates Amanda Lee and Eric Meadows. Doug Geary receives an inside scoop that Rhonda had an exciting weekend , . . but not with him. Kathy Lucas and Emmie Becker are a model of friendship fthe perfect couplellll -Aish . ry at t t My ae? Q My .,., john 1Cen. Pattonj Rowe greets you with a warm welcome. Chuck Richardson mischieviously prepares to eraser bomh Mrs. Casey. Looks like Angela Babb has really flipped out this time, or is that her natural state? 1 Is jeff Pierce really thinking, or just putting us on? 2. Anne Newton, the next Pat Benatarf' is forming a band with Rick Bailey and Susie Batson. 3 junior Class Pres., Roxanne Cowan is on her way to a fund raising meeting for the junior Class. 4 Cori Lea Carmichael, a familiar face at a familiar place. 5 Brian Daniel gives Cam Manning a friendly lift of persuasion. 12 'Y' ',b'+'f 'Q , . . ,W ' ff V, ..,,, 1 W,.,,,,,,,, A If . ' i 'V X22 g I ,,... ,Q,,a,,,,,,,.if'P'ff'? ,ymff NX I b 4 V! , 'Ag 44 , , Q x i 1 1 , 4 +,,,,w,,,V y I VW K A V ' . , ,,,, ' ,V 1,1 if 5 V 1, , , , 1 4 ,H K V W K, ti Q 4 u 1 , , 1 L X ' L, av KK? . . , . . 6 v ,,,.-.., ,,f 4 , ,exe sw up 5 if , C., -.ue X W 'mu 1 jeff Stevens uses the newspaper as a source of questions for the teachers. 2 jennifer Medlin and Eric lfutch are with the big dog awarded to the fifth grade for being the highest selling Class on the first day of the magazine sales. 3 job Connor takes Mrs. Casey, alias Hawkeye, in for questioning about the mysterious eraser deaths. 7 The three musketeers, Rhonda Lewis, jodi Crowell, and Kathy Lucas, spread sweetness all over the room. Regan Rutch, could he be the next GQ centerfold? W' tl ww .1-ff ,A 1 . D joy Lynn Owens seems to be enjoying Mrs. Casey's typing class more than anyone else. Virginia Pope and Dexter Sholar enjoy lunch with their friends Freddie Sancilio jonathan Paul, and BJ. Ford. E. Y 'hw' Thomas Spencer, Nicky Blanton, Anthony Mar'-hhurn, and Christopher Anderson hucldle together in friendship. Tonya Wallace and her favorite friend steal a moment from class to relax on the library steps. fx, ' ra iv -I pi . L s l A' K 't t lv l F. 'X P' . at First Rowg Kristi Bradshaw, Shaun Watt, Barbara Kornegay, Erica Meadows, Nikki Depland Back Rowg Lori Baker, Andy Talbert, Shane Boney. The elementary appear to be miniature GO-COE or a street gang from New York City on Punk Rock Day during Homecoming '83, Rock Boney and Susie Batson are Hpunked out during homecoming week, When the Coach said, Beat the other team, john Rowe and the Raider Gang prepared for battle. The fifth grade girls join in as Jodi Eakins and Melinda Dixon turn the jump rope. gifrfl. , .X he Hamp Rivenhark and Cary Squires, alias the Squashenbark Brothers, present themselves as a part of the Raider Team at the first pep rally, john Dewar, mercenary For lodi Crowell, prepares to move in on Mrs. Anderson for the kill. J xxx' lg Mike McNeil ponders over a biological term. David Kelly teeters as jeremy Simpson totters. Polka dotted nails are an exciting Change for the students. Emmif? BCCl4C1', P.A.'s Lady Punkerf' shows off her unique two-toned hair and punk attire. 'Qi f 5 1 .i,f . , 'WH ,N 4- X we si I ' - 'IIA Panama jack seems to be the main man on campus around Pender this year. Taking on a new dimension, Trent Talbert is wearing the fashionable muscle shirt and wildly checked cool shoes. I 0' I -0 13' ,ll . 'll il. O0 0 Q 1 0 I 00 l.'g os' nu ,f' if PASI-HO .As we sprang out of 83 and into 84 the fashions are wdder than ever' Punk mama fever has developed from new wave fever and everyone s got it Daring styles and shocking colors have taken on a new dimension Students wearing muscle shirts high rise sk1rts and cool shoes designed with polka dots checks or stars had much publicity throughout the school PGCUS Accessories highlighting all the new styles were wide belts and oversized earrings with eye catching shapes and vivid colors Unique two toned spiked and multi colored hair was the ultimate rn style Polka dotted fingernails were an excrtmg change from pink and plum Wxld colored shadows dramatizecl the eyes of our Lady Punkers The age of new wave and punk has arrived . , . - . . . y . . I , . - I . , i 1 I I 1 4 . . 11 11 tg Christy Barden wears a pair of vivid earrings, Rhonda Lewis models an outfit that has a little of everything concerning P.A.'s fashion thie year, Jodi Crowell wears her hair spiked, which is a new wave addition. Q Kevin Swinson, a second grader, is learning early how to work hard. joe Pate is caught at one of his many studious moments. . fs. H'- ,,Mo..M ,,.- The art of changing classes, and getting to class on time is a major accomplishment at P A Wendy Fletcher is preparing for her next class. 19, ff H N Wg -x ,.. xx X H A .. M , X :ia X , is if m,.se.' , . sX X X , ,sg 5' gas, X we -fzaf fs X . mx ik 554 s a v gg, Q iq, ACADEMIC WORLD Around P.A. we like to think of ourselves as aca- demic geniuses. However, the faculty may disagree consid- erably because students have concentrated more on sports and activities rather than aca- demics. Nevertheless, the teachers were interested and worked hard to help the stu- dents more and gave them a fair chance to bring up their grades. Hopefully, academics will soon be in their proper perspective and at the top of every students list. Kym Simon, flooded with excitement, can hardly hold herself back during Mrs. Naumuk's Algebra ll class. Brian Daniel Tim Gurganous, and Doug Geary are trying to ace' the big history test! -'lun-..,,,,wV ? i , V , ff , aafinnnsf M14- iw , Zig QQ we ,fi X 2 M . WN A v WMZIW Could Thomas Spencer, julian Marshburn, Nicky Blanton, and jason Schutt be a little bit partial to State? Brad Baker, jennifer Medlin, Eric Futch, and Patricia Flake obviously support their favorite team Tarheelsl Even though Clemson was outnumbered by State and Carolina fans, Chuck Richardson is A aim, F f ,A i 3 it i., im, i i is ll '-1.7 , ., ii ia LTP' 1 4 G still supported his favorite team. f m ' ' ' 5 ' ny' . j 4 J EL' ,i k-1-iff? 1, , jvjzsfiggzi 'V :L K. f. ..,l.,.iui . f l l l I ' I l zz 1 f m ' ti l ' l th l A i if QW . 1 j vi TW V' 2 5 ,F fy uw f 1 Y ' 5 t jiri, M WWW, K 1 M -it -i H it i faqs .. fp- L 3 g yi fill We Q3 w iii . ,writ i t . ' K . . M, Z ivelvihf f ,M ,J f MQ L t 2- fl 'gjglfji 5 M j 4? or 1' i lf, 3 vvimvf 1 X i , t :S f I if g i I 2 ' ii, j M iw.: 5 .. ,V 5 , . ,,,,,,- we , S, Trent Talbert Stan Rogers Mark Brown Rhonda Lewis Warren Barnes and Tina Turner differ on the ifl DAY team' Q at i 'Q'- 11! till if ,F ,jg 'Xi ,fi L If :-4 ,, ,. sw X K F MEN g M X my N . 3 Y Pender Academy held its sec ond consecutive ACC Day Octo ber 4 1983 UNC and NCSU were the two dominating ACC teams Carolina blue and State override the orange of Clemson and the Virginia Cavaliers Painted faces pompons and hats added to the ACC craze A Q Q red svvept through the hallsjto o W o 0 ' if 1 X 'N ACTIVITIES PHIZZGG STAFF Extreme intelligence, swift ac tions and profound supervision was characteristic of the 1984 Phiz zog Staff Early in the school year they busily reached themselves to meet the first deadline Picture snapping association of ideas, ex typewrrtrng and an extensive knowledge of the busmess helped them to fashion the best yearbook in history This superior Phizzog Staff was composed of Chieftain Adviser Mrs Susan Ramsey Mag nrficent Editor Jodi Crowell Im pressnve Assistant Editor Rock Boney Superhuman Layout Direc tors Chris Lee Pat Joyce and Jen nrfer Hudson Outstanding Busi ness Director Rhonda Lewis Ad mirable Office Manager Dana Cook and their marvelous crew of photographers Head Jeff Stevens and Assistants Linda Potter Job and Jeff Pierce Numerous sale spersons have also alded in their march to superiority With all of this intelligent brarnwork what else could you expect except the very best? Rock Boney adds the finishing touches to a layout , . . . - I . I I - . I . . . Z . .- . . . - . ' . F - u , I . .. I I . . . . I . I . . . - . . I peditious layout drawing, prompt Connor, Roxanne Cowan, Joe Pate, , . ' I . . I . I i 1 - D . . . . I . . 2. - I , . The watchful eye of Mrs. Ramsey oversees Rock Boney and Dana Cook. First Row: Mrs. Susan Ramsey, adviser, Gina Humphrey. Jodi Crowell, Chris Lee, John Rowe, Jeff Stevens, Linda Potter, Betha Knight, Emmie Becker: Second Row: Rhonda Lewis, Ricky Bailey, Dana Cook, Angela Babb, Rock Boney, Kym Simon, Kathy Lucas, Roxanne Cowang Third Row: Wesley Clark, Jeff Pierce, Job Connor, Joe Pate, Carol Shrader, Pat Joyce, Billy Bailey. Mrs. Ramsey, annual adviser, gives Jeff Pierce a lesson in loading the camera. Pat Joyce and Rhonda Lewis choose pictures for Chris Lee's layout. an-W3 Chris Lee shows off one of his fine layouts. jennifer Hudson, our newest arrival looks through some pictures. e The friendly faces of the Annual Staff seem to be saying at your service . jetf Stevens, head photographer, uses sixth period to take pictures for the annual. And Mrs. Ramsey said, Jodi, did you the sixth grade copy written? ill 'VT ge SPANISH CLUB First Row Anne Newton Brian Waller Alysha Nelson jenme Lang Bill Wha ley jon Gick Dewey Rivenbark Wayne Humphrey Charlene Sheppard Second Row Gina Grant Stephen Kornegay Rebecca Lange Sharon Harper Job Con nor Miss Theresa Hodum advisor joy Lynn Owens Angela Babb Gina Hum phrey Third Row Stephen Owens Cori Lea Carmichael Betha Knight Hugh Hlghsmith jeff Pierce Nancy White Lynn Sansone Roxanne Cowan Christy Barden Fourth Row Dana Whrsnant Lynn Wolfe John Stoudenmlre Renee Dixon john Rowe Andy Lipscomb jimmy Entwistle Keith Casha Fifth Row jan Lanier Corey Futch Emmie Becker Kathy Lucas Ricky Bailey Hamp Rivenbark Gary Squires james Griffin I , , - 1 1 2 1 1 I I - I I - 1 ' 2 , i I I 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I ' I Miss Hodum's Spanish Class make pinatas for the Harvest Festival. First Row: Erica Meadows, Lenora Futch, Rachael Murrell, Theodora Coston, Judy Squires, Kevin Whiteg Second Row: Kim Crouch, Amy Thompson, Nicky Blanton, Melissa Tea- chey, jennifer Medlin, jodi Eakins, Third Row: Gina Hum- phrey, Susie Batson, Lynn Sansone, Roxanne Cowan, Melissa Cowan, Wendy Brown, Fourth Row: Carla Rothman, Shelly Robbins, Kristen Brown, Carol Shrader, Tim Gurganusg Fifth Row: Marty McArthur, Corey Futch, Gina Grant, Emmie Becker, Kathy Lucas, Sue White, Hamp Rivenbark. PEP CLUB 2-'Y' .rst Row: Angela Babb, Back Row: Rhonda Lewis, Hugh Highsmith, enee Dixon, Suzanne johnson, Rock Boney. - BETA CLUB MO OC-RAM CLUB First Row: jeff Pierce, Chuck Richardson, Betsy Herring, Sissy Barnhill, Brian Daniel, jimmy Basden, Kim Eakinsp Second Row: Dana Cook, Suzanne johnson, Angela Babb, Hugh Highs- mith, Renee Dixon, Gina Humphrey, jodi Crowell, Coach Stewart Hobbs, Third Row: job Connor, Nancy White, joy Lynn Owens, Lynn Wolfe, john Stoudenmire, john Rowe, Fifth Row: Doug Geary, Billy Bailey, Kevin Benton, john Dewar, Cary Squires, Hamp Rivenbark, Tim Gurganusp Sixth Row: jerry McKoy, Ricky Bailey, Stephen Owens, Cori Lea Carmichael, Wendy Fletcher, Edward Stoudenmire, james Griffin, Ron Wigginton First Row: Mrs. judy Schutt, Advisor, Lynn Sansone, Vice-President, Gina Humphrey, President, Ricky Bailey, Secretary-Treasurer, Second Row: Representatives Edward Stoudenmire, Shep Richardson, Sandy Shingleton, Stan Rogers, Wendy Fletcher, Betha Knight, Third Row: Representatives Andy Lipscomb, joy Lynn Owens, Anne Newton, An- gela Babb, Hugh Highsmith. 9 SGA HARVEST FESTIVAL Pender Academy s 1983 Harvest Festival was a huge success' Over S9 O00 00 was cleared from our an nual money making event Included in this years Harvest nowned Barbeque Pork and Chick en Dinner Bazaar Bake Sale Country Store Grandmothers Booth Library Booth and K 3 Handmade Crafts Entertainment was provided by many dancing groups Numerous games such as Duck Pond Bean Bag Toss Bmgo Dart Throw Drink Toss Golf Fishing Booth and a Spook House were enjoyed by the kids and adults Two sides of beef and a set Our Festival Contests did very well raising around S1800 O0 Win ners were Prmce Dexter Sholar First Grade Princess Amy Thomp son Third Grade King Brad Baker Fifth Grade and Queen jennifer Medlrn Fifth Grade High School winners were Sharon Harper Miss Pender Academy and Keith Casha Mr Raider Legs For the second consecutive year Robert Curly Harvest Day Our Pender Academy family of parents and students worked very hard to help Co Chairpersons june Swmson and Sarah Creech create a fun filled day for all , , . . . I I I I ' ' I I I I . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' l . ' . ll I ll Festival activities were our re- of tires were raffled. Corrington won the title of Miss 0 Q 1 0 . 11 u 1, 1 I 1 1 - - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 T 1 . ' I I I 1 - u pe J 1 Harvest Festival Prince, Dexter Sholarg Queen, jennifer Medling Princess, Amy Thompson. Not Pictured: King, Brad Baker. With a steady aim, this youngster tries to win a Coke at the Ring Toss. The Cripple Creek Cloggers entertain the crowd with various clogging routines. Sharon Harper wins the Miss Pender Academy title by collecting the most money in that category. 22 Q Mama, ss, . 1 Freddie Simpson takes a turn throwing darts, as Billy Bailey takes his turn supervising the Senior's Booth. Keith Casha shows off the trophy he won for being named winner of the Mr. Pender Academy Raider Legs Contest. Robert Curly Corrington is defending his title as Pender Acadcmy's Beauty Queen for the 1983 Harvest Festival. Barbara Casey and Don Curganus perform a clogging routine for the 1983 Harvest Festival. HDMECDMI On Saturday October 22 the Rarder Homecomlng was marred by a 24 8 defeat at the hands of Parrott Academy The Rarders contmuecl to be a my stery playlng well and movmg up and down the freld but fall mg to score the ball was lost four tlmes ll'lSld8 the 10 yard lrne Kevm Benton passed 12 yards to john Dewar for a touch down and Rodney Toney ran the 2 polnt conversron Jrmmy Bas den Doug Geary and Rodney Toney led the defense agamst Parrott Durmg halftxme festrvrtles a court of 21 grrls representmg varlous clubs and classes was presented to the crowd Senror G1na Humphrey representmg the Football Team was crowned the 1983 Homecommg Queen The daughter of Mr and Mrs Jenmngs Humphrey Grna has attended PA for twelve years partrcrpatmg rn volleyball cheerrng Monogram Club Phrzzog Busrness Staff and the Pep Club Gma was Presrdent of the Student Government rn 1983 84 Sharrng the spotlrght wlth Gxna Angela Babb was awarded the trtle Mard of Hon or The daughter of Mr and Mrs Rrchard Babb Angela re presented the Senior Class and has attended PA for seven years She has been actrve rn vol leyball cheerlng Monogram Club Beta Club and Student Government On Monday of the prevrous week students started off act1v1 tres wrth Hat and Balloon Day The followmg day everyone looked lrke walkrng drctlonarres Yes lt was Wrlte On Me Day' Pens went crazy as students bus xly decorated each others cloth 1ng wlth funny drawrngs and popular slang Punk Rock Day hlghllghted Wednesday s events The elementary students really enjoyed spray palntrng thelr halr wlule several hrgh school glrls punked out garbage bag dresses The powder puff football game cheered on by an all male squad was the afternoon s major scene of rnter est The tradltlonal bonfrre hrghlrghted the evemngs 8CtlVl tres as the cheerleaders enter tamed the crowd w1th popular chants Thursday looked more lrke Jefferson Hugh on Hap py Days Students wore attlre from the good ole days ln the 50 s Frrday was Blue and Whlte Day wrth players fans and coaches anxlously awartrng the 1983 Homecomnng Game' gf IN HER OWN WAY, EACH GIRL WAS A QUEENQ CDMECGMING CCDURT '8 QV? g 4 if Xl ky ,ff 'fig' ,Q ' Q -H , ,Q ,G , . Lynn Sansone, representing the junior Class, is escorted by Leonard Sansone. .A Dana Cook, representing the Staff, is escorted by lim Cook. Annual Kathy Lucas, representing the Sopho- more Class, is escorted by Elton Tucker. ,ff 7 ,W-f M' ,s 3 M3,,.f - ,- E 7, L , i W ' .V fijgflggfx , y T3 , af ,, y Q'-. iq 1 ,FWZ v, 4 ,,. 'f if? 14 in 5 ,1 ' 'l' 135' 'M y.,gg,A, Q .K -1 ,pfff fj 'T fe? P ' Hkuiffef' . 1 tx? ,I qv is 'M an-in ? L' R' f , 1,41 3' ' .gl , 'Y- ,A K K ff--H I , ig , . 'M M J , W, , ,, ,A , i i -fer C , , , 4 ' V 'sg A ' ,QW , , ff ' Cori Lea Carmichael, representing the Freshman Class, is escorted by Bert Lea, graph it y we if 90 n..' -'-i ,- Suzanne Johnson, representing the Club, is escorted by johnny Wells. Beta Y? uf ,.--, l i Gina Humphrey, representing the Foot- ball Team, is escorted by Iennings Hume phrey. wJ 1 1 i . 'Y we ' ' ..,, N, V f if av' rl af l'-'gfpghs 45 if in . Leslie Ann Barnhill, representing the Volleyball Team, is escorted by Kenneth Barnhill. web ?N'Www9wf V.. i if ST? itwapea- eww ig , '5 I FW ,., ,g L w e-ff 5 Siva, . , ,A , E ,rg b ,qi rv' . - , SS' .1 V .4 'f Z?lT' '- - , ' zz.-f k 5 'OAI '- ' ,J -. V . i w . . , , ,. i ,K thi? QQ 4. 3. 4 , ,, Q: a ' xiii ' raw I Betha Knight, representing the Student Government, is escorted by LB. Knight ' Y W , , af-' A 'U A iv L '23 , b K k ' '5f1,'f?i olivia xligii' ,ig 24,7 Xpikjtri-Ty ,Qu Y at xi. 'f8ii. 'l A fx Q t .'-' First Row, Rhonda Lewis, Suzanne johnson, Sue White, Renee Dixon, Jodi Crowell, Cori Lei Qirmith mtl linda Potter Betha Knight Cina Humphrey. Second Row, Roxanne Cowan, Lynn Sanmne, joy Lynn Owens, Lynn Wcwlfe, Leslie Ann Barnhill Kathy Lueab Kim Eakins Betsy Herring Angela Babb. Not Pictured, Dana Cook, Kym Simon, Ernmie Becker 1Sophomore cliffs iepl and Carol Qhrider R, 'P' si, . .Wk fr - fi. MS' ' naw , x., X 4' TZ -1, a.,.,,.,,Wb:,5m , lk 5 5 . ..,' i we ik ' x, ibm m ,A , -1 411,-V a 4 f Ke .4 wx LN, ff Q ,. m ., A Q Q U Qu? A A Q , Q 'I' , . 1 1- Q'-Fw , w X my M, V ,... - QR M - IV II' 1 i . rx Q q, A .2 3- Shaun Waff and Kristi Bradshaw look totally awesome in their Punk Rock attire. The Raider defense awaits anxiously for Parrott's offense to start their play. - I. 4 ,dt -.X 1 ,N A 'lr -'V Q fx 'Y ST , ... f ' K mf H' f Brent Coston, jeff Pierce, Lynn Sansone, and Mike McNeil put their favorite slang in writing. Bryan Hall and Kristi Bradshaw are a hot item on 'S0's Day! Dana Whisnant, Christy Barden, Cori Lea Carmichael, and Lynn Wolfe 0.V. Cheerleadersj paint the Homecoming run- thru. The Boney Brothers, Rock and Shane, could easily be mistaken for the Blues Brothers on Punk Rock Day. HALLGWEE Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Clark follow a tradition of Halloween by making candy apples with the First and Second Graders. Does this little goblin frighten you? Rachael Murrell has a twinkle in each eye at the thought of the candy she will get after her trick-or- treating. Costume Winners: top rowg Jonathan Paul, E.T. g Nikki Depland, The Wicked Witch g Tiffany Johnson, The Wicked Witch p and Amy Thompson, A Cat g Bottom Rowg Jeremy Simpson The Soldier g Kevin White. AiHobo p and Erica Meadows, A Happy ClownL ' Halloween was a little differ ent this year for students in grades K 3 The high school col lected candy and treated the witches clowns pumpkins and other interesting characters as they paraded around the gym The elementary presented a pro gram of Halloween songs and were awarded prizes for the best The holiday was filled with traditlon Making candy apples carving a pumpkin and parties added to the excitement of Hal loween Kevin White plays Halloween Hobo . I I . I costume in each class. ' I I Mr. Williams presents a check for 550.00 to Donna Murray for being the highest magazine salesperson in K-6. The magazine sales are an annual fund raising event for P.A. Not Pictured: Elizabeth Tierce, highest salesperson in 7-12. -Rick Bailey aims Old Faithful high. This gun is part of the prized collection of World War I and II memorabilia brought by Mr. John Casha to Mrs. Ramsey's World History Class. Students enjoyed trying on uniforms and helmets and seeing the flags, weapons, insignia, and utensils that are a part of 20th century history. The High School and jr. High treat grades K- 3 with candy as they parade around the gym on Halloween. Sergeant Wallace, one of many service representatives that visited P.A. this year, talks to the juniors and Seniors about the aspects of army life. Seniors Jodi Crowell and Rhonda Lewis help E.T. advertise for P.A. Nite at Sportsworld, a fund raising event for the Varsity Cheerleaders. WHAT'S GOI N? Advanced Biology students Angela Babb, Renee Dixon, Gina Humphrey, Pat Joyce, Kim Eakins, Kym Simon, and joy Lynn Owens prepare to discover the Marine Resources Center on a blustery October day. Dressed as Pilgrims and Indians, Kindergartners Shaun Waff, Abbey Zambrowski, Sandy McManus, and Rachel Murrell enjoy their lunch. Grades K-3 made their own costumes and table decorations For their Thanksgiving celebration. ' Tonya Wallace, Kim Crouch, Nikki Depland, Amy Thompson, and Angie Creech dress up as Pilgrims during P.A.'s annual Thanksgiving feast. jeff Pierce and Chuck Richardson add a touch of as class to the bus while on their way to Wake Christian Academy. Mrs. Casey said, Brent Coston, you're not supposed to look at the keys when you type. - xkkl lk A 'ff' ' ' 35 Preparing for the Junior-Senior posed many questions. For the I u- niors who had to organize the Prom these questions came early. Where will it be? Is that a good band? How do we finance it? Can we get Mrs. Casey to do all the workp if not, who will? The Juniors decided on Poplar Grove Plantation in Scotts Hill as the site and Mght IfWnd1-as the band for the Seniors' big night. Fi- nancing came from numerous sales and raffles. As the Prom drew near, more questions arose. Will I get a date? Does your tux fit? Are you sure its the right color? What color is your dress? How should I wear my hair? Oh no, I forgot to order a corsage! Did you make the dinner reserva- tions? Prom night is a magical exper- ience and always ends with the same question. Did you have a good time? Mrs. Clark and her first graders shake their booty while mousersizing, Cary Squires, Renee Dixon, and Keith Casha attempt to clean up Miss Hodum's Spanish Class following their pifiata making project. Lynn Wolfe warms ug' on a chilly night of football at Wake Christian Academy. N QW X 'fm RAIDERS IN ACTION PGCDTBALL 83 A THIRD STRAIGHT WIN OVER HARRELLS REDEEMS A LOSING SEASON Commg off on an 8 2 1 season and a second state playoff ap pearance the 1983 Rarder Foot ball team was a mystery to many Gone were mne All Con ference players and Coach Tad Baucom However wrth new Coaches Whrens W1ll1ams and Stewart Hobbs and erght sen rors the foundatron of another successful season could be seen The Rarders started workmg long and hard rn August Inex perrence and mrstakes however would cause the dreams of an other state playoff berth to be shattered Success came early as the Rarders defeated Pee Dee Acade The Rarders started slowly but rallned rn the closrng mmutes of the game Pender then lost to Halrfax Academy Q12 9 and ENCSD Q14 OJ rn the frrst two regular season games The Rarders returned home soundly defeatrng Wood land Q35-6, only to suffer back to back losses to Wake Chnstran 148-OD and Laurmburg Instrtute 46-0 Contrnurng conference play the Rarders traveled to Wayne Rarders as they would rn the next two games domrnated play but falled to score when the op portunrty arose and lost Q26 OJ In defeats to Ravenscroft 132 19D and Parrot Q24 oy Pender turned the ball over erght trmes rnsrde the ten yard l1ne The Rarder motto for the sea son was PRIDE and the prrde of the 1983 Team was saved as the Rarders came from behrnd three trmes to defeat arch rrval HCA 122 212 The odds were agarnst the team after losmg n1ne players on Monday before the game of the year Srxteen players two of whom had not played for two months due to mg No one but the team thought they could wrn Forty erght mmutes later an exhaust ed group of young men had ac complrshed the nmprobable but not the rmpossrble a thrrd strarght wm over Harrells The 1983 Ralder Football Team frmshed the season 3 7 Desprte the poor season all of therr supporters are strll very proud of the team for therr effort and the manner rn whrch they handled themselves on and off I 0 ' - - 0 , 1 ' 1 I I - - ' I ' I I . - . - 0 Q ll ll U I . . 1 1 ' V I my K8-6j in a scrimmage game. injury, took the field that even- , . . I ' - - . . I I I . . I . . p . n - I',l,'l,I,,,,- -1-L- LL- C:..I.l I if- Q1 . ws, A n x ,,,w,,gp Wsffff Q.: ,g if W ii? 5 4? g ,,.L , atm ,W as ,z i, 4 3 is ,v ,J Q if Kilim, ww T XFX 1 S53 ii 1 QA if u . ff 91 if..'llxB.g1.'K I f ,fm r If ,,,VA I . , X ff , K MM V 4 F 1185 Mike McNeil, Soph. 1741 Hamp Rivenbark, Soph. 155, joey Hallman, Fresh. 144, Stephen Owens, Fresh. 'l 1681 Cary Squires, Soph. 1703 Dewey Rivenbark, Fresh. 1721 Ron Wiggington, Fresh. Head Coach, Whrensnwilliam Hobbs and Brian Thomas. l...,.T....... 165j james Griffin, Fresh. 1101 Edward Stoudenmire, Fresh. 180j Shep Richardson, 8th s, Assstant Coaches, Stuari 41 ALI.. DISTRICT First Team Chuck Richardson Second Team Billy Bailey Kevin Benton Hugh Highsmith TEAM Outstanding Lineman Best Defensive Player Best Offensive Player Sportsmanship Most Valuable Player Most Improved jimmy Basden john Dewar , Rodney Toney AWARDS jimmy Basden Rodney Toney Kevin Benton Hugh Highsmith Chuck Richardson Stephen Owens Edward Stoudenmire a QLLEYB LL 'ss THE BEST WINNING RECORD IN P.A.'S HISTORY. The Volleyball Team of 1983 earned the best winning record in Pender's history 114-51. The Lady Raiders worked long and hard and are very deserving of great recognition. The girls finished second in the conference standings to champion Wallace O'Neal. They compiled a re- cord of 6-2 with their only losses to Wallace O'Neal. Three seniors received conference recognition. Voted to the All-Confer- ence Team were Betsy Herring Qher second yearl Kim Eakins and Angela Babb. Thank you seniors and congratula- tions on your successful seasons at Pender Academy. Thanks also to the other team members and we await your return- in 1984. Suzanne johnson makes the set as Betsy Herring and Angela Babb waits for the spike. me I e IZQ 17 Q C56 Mr, C gives his girls inspiration during a An easy bump to the Crusaders is made by time out. 'Susan Geddie MR, C Mr. Robert Corrington, who has been coaching volleyball at P.A. for seven years, enjoys spending time with horses and just relaxing. After being raised on a farm in Cherokee, Iowa, Coach Corrington attended Wayne State in Nebraska. He later decided to move to North Carolina to be near his brother and to enjoy riding horses in the warm climate. After becoming a farrier, he chose to use this profession to further his education. Mr. Corrington graduat- ed from UNC-W with a degree in Health and Physical Education. We appreciate the Coach's involve- ment, especially in helping to make our girls conference champions for three consecutive years. ln the last home game, Angela Babb delivers an excellent serve helping to lead the Lady Raiders to a smashing defeat over Cape Fear Academy, 49 The looks are down, but the spirits and hearts are up. The Lady Raiders didn't look like fliimvsh of thesseasnn ,wirhrheif out-' s s standing 14-S year, A saving bump by the Lady Raiders' most consistent player Kim Eakins. ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM AWARDS Kim Eaking Most Improved Dana Cook Angela Babb Most Dedicated Betsy Herring Most Hustle Suzanne Johnson Betsy 1-lerring Most Consistent Kim Eakins e,qe S32 A is .xx Angela Babb, Sf- Leslie Barnhill, Sr. Dana Cook, Sr. Betsy Herring, Sr.- Gina Humphrey, Sr. Suzanne johnson, Sr. , 46, Nancy White, Jr. Susan Geddie, Soph. Christy Barden, Fresh. . Kim Eakins, Sr. joy Lynn Owens, jr., Wendy Fletcher, Bth Lynn Wolfe, Not Pictured ii I VARSITY BOYS REACH THEIR FIRST STATE PLAYOFPS The 1983-84 Varsity Boys Bas- ketball season was a successful one. They enjoyed a 9-3 conference re- cord and a 13-7 regular season re- cord. The Boys cruised to many lop- sided victories throughout the sea- son and gained momentum during the Christmas tournaments. De- feats were suffered only to the infa- mous Cape Fear Academy and Har- rells. Due to a heart-breaking loss in the closing seconds at Harrells, the Raiders placed third in the con- ference behind the two rivals. After the loss, the Raiders came together and smashed the opposition in their final three regular season games. New-comer Stewart Hobbs coached the Raiders through a fine season. Coach Hobbs, a former resident of Clinton, graduated from Clinton High School. Following high school, he moved to Wilming- ton and attended UNC-W, where he earned a B.A. degree in Health and Physical Education. His reply to What is it like to be a new coach at P.A.? was, I found it very chal- lenging and enjoyable. Again, though, there were times when I wondered why I ever wanted to be a coach. However, I gained alot of good experience during my first year of coaching at P.A. Congratulations to the Varsity Boys for a fine season. All of the hard work paid off. ir t Row We ley Clark Chri Sullivan Coach Stewart Hobbs, Scott Sullivan, Matt Turlington, Second Row: job Connor, Bill Watson, Brian Daniel Billy Bailey jerry McKoy Andy McKoy john Dewar, Kevin Benton. - Q, Billy Bailey, Sr. Brian Danicl, Sr. Scott Sullivan, jr. 3 Kvvin BCYUOFL lf- Wesley Clark, jr. job Connor, jr. Andi' MfK0Y' Ffebh- jerry McKoy, Sr. Chris- Sullivan, Sth Mall Tuflingmnf lf- Bill Watson, lr. Coach Stewart Holvlv D Coach Hobbs diacusses a strategy with players during a time-out. Another basket for Raider forward, john Dewar. jcny MrKoy controls .1 tip against Harrell'-. jerry McKoy looks for a pass against Capo Fear. ef F of if w . X fc, 4 'W .., . :Q 7 4,, 1, ,W f T wi A 1 'ff' f 1 ff K 1 6 fi .,, W ,,,, 4 ,,,, , , M , as f -f l W '- 11, ,wif m ww wh 'f ff 'M wwwvwwadhlgffv W, , f W X , ,QM ,, I Q M, 1'-fi' ke ' P, if-Q f 'W -- AU, , ,, I ' 1 6 W' My I . N,,, 4 . M , , 3 A ! L , john Dewar and Kevin Benton celebrate after winning the tournament championship at Wilson. Billy Bailey skies for two points. The three senior raptains and their families before the final home game. john Dewar attempts a free throw against Wilson Christian Arademy. Freshman Andy McKay scores for the Raiders. The 1983 84 IV Boys ended their season with a 5 7 record The team consisted of fourteen players and was coached by Dallas Stou denmrre The I V games were exciting this year because the players were en thusrastrc and determined to win Some of the games were lost by a close margin but the Boys never gave up There was much talent on thrs team and we re sure to see more next year Front Row Stan Rogers Edward Stouden mire john Stoudenmrre Hamp Rrvenbark Corey Futch Back Row Coach Dallas Stou denmrre Andy Lrpscomb Rick Bailey jon Gick Hugh Hrghsmrth Wayne Humphrey Gary Squires Wesley Clark Manager Andy McKoy goes up for a shot against the Patriots. Stephen Owens. tries for a rebound against Wilmington Christian Academy. I V BUYS QJBE1, 3.135 of M ,V 5 . W 1,3 V 9, , ,-f, i,.. W ,k,, xx ! f W7 Y? M.. 9 , W . X H may fx 1 W X ' M611 SQ si 1 7: .VFW W 5 A an MWW0' . ,ww ' 4 M' M .L Q. 'S ,W 'N'I Vi Qi at my ,M 14 .,,4 S, 5 .mfmw THE L DY R IDERS SWEET VICTORY AFTER A LONG STRUGGLE When practice opened for the 1983 84 Lady Raiders Basketball season the outlook was anything but promising Only three players returned from the previous cham pronship season and only two of those had much game experience To make the picture even darker there were only six girls out The struggling suffering through five straight losses before receiving two additional players just prior to Christmas break The team contin ued to lose reaching an O 8 record before school started after Christ mas break The beginning of 1984 brought determination and a will to win as the girls learned and improved from their experience They drvid ed the season into BC fBefore Christmas holrdaysj and AC QAfter Christmas holidays, With the first part of the season over a renewed interest rn D DT and two new players the Lady Raiders began to work harder and some wins started to come their way join them and the team reached twelve members As experience was gained so was deslre and momentum Coach Whrens Williams team closed the regular season by winning 10 of their last 14 games The Lady Raid ers finished with a record of 8 4 Thank you Lady Raiders for nev er giving up team did more than their share of Two additional players came out to Betsy Herring grabs a rebound in a rout of arch rival Harrell Front Row: Cheri Bailey, Lynn Wolfe, Betha Knight, Suzanne johnson, Wendy Fletcher, Back Row: Coach Whrens Williams, Erica Talhert, Nancy White, Betsy Herring, jennifer Hudson, Susan Ceddie, Lisa Hudson, Leslie Barnhill, Mama Margie Pierce. Wendy Fletcher looks for a pass to an open teammate, , K fgg, V V I i s I A , fr YY, 4. ,, 5 fi A ,lg Fl I A.': ' , l WE, V , s A K V L L l ri sf Q ff 'Lf Senior team captains Suzanne johnson, Leslie Barnhill, and Betsy Herring with their Coach Whrens Williams. Suzanne johnson drives for a layup in Lady Raiders defeat of Harrells, 52-27. th 0 M ,, ::. . A mx ,,, Q, rn- . N1 A, . X X ik X lk sf ' N Q 1 1 'M-fs-Q-+k.,.,.,,,,,,,f,M -Q kt 5 Ei xg , H MW ,, W, in 2 1 7,W,'?M, I ,, A , , f - H: ,, wif' Y f 5 W H ami SP2 -4' k :N ' . f , Ad , , 5 H V 1 V' ' '-wa,QWmW , , V., f- f ' ,wr Wdsiwiw. ,. :,,1w H , H , , iz , 4 ,, 'f 'f --yy , f . f f f,- V f li ..,, f Q53 V ' '5 , ,, . Q f -.sw hi J r 1 Y H wfwm va. Betsy Herring jumps center for the opening game of the '83-'84 season. Coach Williams instructs Betsy Herring on exact positioning. Betha Knight passes to Suzanne johnson as the Lady Raiders come up with a steal. Susan Gecldie banks a shot for two points against Wilson Christian Academy. Susan Geddie prepares to grab a rebound ' against Wilson Christian Academy. 57 f Q Wendy Flccther, ash Lisza Hudson, jr. Nancy White, jr. IU IOR HIGH BASKETB LL GOOD EXPERIENCE FOR YOUNG PLAYERS ammy Lea, Lynn Wolfe, Erica Talbert, Coach Hobbs, Cheri Bailey, Kristen Brown, Wendy etcher. I in l-7 - . Y eeie . . A if y 41, c. 1 f' bility 5 '- f M 'L S I i Q e I Q ' ' K.. , . p I is V - ifl' I A U 'QlLglf?QQlf, W ' as' Us we Vaughn Cowan starts the fast break for the Anthony Medlin wmfols the lUmP ball for Raiders against the Crusaders. the Raiders- With the loss of seven of last year's players, the Jr. High Girls looked to rebuild a winning team. They opened up the season with a close loss to Harrell's Christian Academy 23-22. Later, the J r. High Girls lost to Cape Fear Christian Academy and Cape Fear Academy with a score of 22-7. Due to an injury, starter Wendy Fletcher was replaced by Nancy White. The girls suffered losses to CFA 22-20 and to HCA 30-13. The season may have been disappoint- ing, but the girls' experience will help them next year. Wendy Fletcher looks for an aggressive pass in a game against Harrells. - First Row: Harry Owens, Stan Rogers, Russell Ashley, Second Row: Coach Ricky Bailey, Brad Knight, Anthony Medlin, Vaughn Cowan, Shep Richardson, Trent Talbert, Coach Hamp Rivenbark. The Junior High Boys' Basketball Team's season may not have been perfect, but it was good experience for eight young players. These boys showed a great interest in, and desire for playing the sport. Sophomores Hamp Rivenbark and Ricky Bailey did an excellent job in coaching the team. The boys finished their season by winning one out of seven games. 4 C BASEBALL First Row: Brent Coston, james Northrop, Chris Sullivan, Scott Sullivan, john Stouden- mire, Hamp Rivenbark, Chuck Richardson, Hugh Highsmith, Brian Waller, Bill ,Whaleyg Second Row: Coach Stewart Hobbs, Mike McNeil, john jackson, Brian Daniel, Kevin Benton, Billy Bailey, john Dewar, john Rowe, jimmy Basden, jon Gick. SOFTBALL First Row: Cori Lea Carmichael, Rebecca Lange, Karla Rothman, Tammy Lee, Carla Schutt, Sec- ond Row: jan Lanier, Kim Eakins, Betha Knight, Lynn Wolfe, Suzanne johnson, Kristen Brown, Cheri Bailey, Third Row: Coach Shep Richardson, Leslie Ann Barnhill, joy Lynn Owens, Christy Barden, Dana Whisnant, Susan Geddie, Lisa Hudson, jennifer Hudson, Wendy Fletcher. . GOLF First Row: Trent Talbert, Bradley Knight, Ke- vin Benton Matt Turlin ton, Corey Futch, I S Ricky Bailey, Stephen Owens. 60 J V CHEERLEADERS The LV. Cheerleaders had a busy year. The girls cheered for the Jr. High Girls, Jr. High Boys, J.V. Boys, and some of the Varsity Girls games. Even though there were only seven Cheerleaders, they showed a great deal of enthusiasm and school spirit. The J.V.'s made doo-dads for the players and hung posters in the gym. They cheered at the Homecoming game, which was a new and exciting ex- perience for some of the girls. Mrs. Schutt, their advisor, treat- ed them to a Christmas party at the Pizza Hut . Cheering carries a big responsi- bility but it is worth all the hard work and long hours, Cause we love it ! j.V. Cheerleaders: Lynn Wolfe, Betha Knight, Kathy Lucas, Dana Whisnant, Christy Barden, Wendy Fletcher, Cori Lea Carmichael. During the Homecoming Came, Dana Whisnant and Wendy Fletcher motivate the crowd. Chief Cori Lea Carmichael and Co-Chief Lynn Wolfe led the J.V.'s during 1983-84. The Cheerleaders keep the crowd entertained during a home game. The run-thru is one of many tasks the Cheerleaders perform for the Football team. ,Q ls Kim Eakins really sick of being Chief or is she just taking a rest? The Varsity Cheerleaders teach the Raiders a chant at the Senior pep rally. The Varsity Cheerleaders urge the Raiders on to a victory over Woodland Academy. 62 THE VARSITY The 1983-'84 Varsity Cheer- leaders started the year out early. Preparing for camp at Meredith College was very hard and frus- trating. Practices were held once a week throughout the summer and two or three times a week before camp. Each day at camp began with a good breakfast followed by an ex- ercise and learning session in the gym. They learned cheers, chants, routines, and attended clinics dur- ing this time. In the afternoon, they practiced for evaluations each night. Due to so many squads in the gym, heat became intense and people began fainting and hyperventilating. On the third night, so many girls fainted that camp was called off for the night. On the final two days, the run-offs were held and spirit sticks and ribbons were awarded. Even though they didn't make it to the run-offs, P.A.'s hard work was evident since we were one of twenty-five squads to bring home a spirit stick. At the beginning of the school year, the Cheerleaders put up posters and practiced cheers for football. Other activities included: preparing for Homecoming week, having pep rallies each week, making doo-dads for the play- ers and drawing run-thru's for the games. Cheering involves alot of duties and responsibilities and these Varsity Cheerleaders did a fine job! Front Row: ,lodi Crowell, Chief Kim Eakins Gina Humphrey, Back Row: Renee Dixon joy Lynn Owens, Angela Babb, Co-Chief Suzanne johnson. The Varsity and junior Varsity Cheerleaders await the emergence of the Raiders. jodi Crowell and Gina Humphrey Whip lt during the Homecoming pep rally. During halftime of the game with Woodland Academy, Gina Humphrey and Jodi Crowell quench their thirst ! M -3 W! FACULTY AND STAFF r HEADMASTER WHRENS WILLIAMS A COMPANION AND PARTNER Our headmaster plays numerous roles at Pender Academy. He is our confidant, advisor, and disciplinar- ian. Mr. Williams took over the po- sition of head coach this year for the football team. He also led the Lady Raiders through a struggle for victory during basketball season. Nineteen eighty-three was Whrens Williams fifteenth year at P.A. Each day he relives his high school years of the Stone Age by being a part of our high school years. His well-known war sto- ries have become a part of the problems solved in school, a ball practice, an assembly, or just a con- versation to pass the time of day. The head football coach, Whrens Williams, gets an overhead view of Pender's victory Whrennie Williams as he was known in the Harvest Festival Beauty Pageant, gives Howard Pierce an affectionate hug. ' Mr. Williams and Coach Hobbs give the team a heart to heart talk during halftime. To make the Senior Pep Rally special, the cheerleaders persuaded Mr. Williams to participate in a cheer with the football team. over Woodland Academy. - - fit, I sf' ,Pg X622 M Donna Anderson: UNC - Chapel Hill, B.A. in Middle School Language and Arts. Lavonne Casey: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in Business Administration. Sonia Clark: Lenoir, Ryne, A.S. in Religious Education, D.C.E. Certification: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in early Childhood, Certified N.C. K-3. Robert Carrington: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in P.E., Health, Math, and Driver's Ed. Barbie Cowan: Florida State University, B.S. in Communications. Coach Stewart Hobbs: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in Health and Physical Ed. Theresa Hodum: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in Spanish. Betty Hudson: Atlantic Christian College, B.S. in Elementary Education. Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Ramsey are busy tying up loose ends during the assembly for the magazine sales. Prepared to take off , all Mrs. Casey needs is her broom. Mr. Corrington has a talk with Seniors Angela Babb and Betsy Herring before presenting the Homecoming Court. ludy Schutt: Mars Hill College, B.A. in Social Studies and English. Nancy Schwinn: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in Early Childhood Education. Leslie Scott: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in Intermediate Education. Sandra West: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in Middle School Math, Science, and Health. Debra Lindsay: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in English. Alice Naumuk: Meredith College, B.A. C in Mathematics. Susan Ramsey: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in European History. Cherry Randall: UNC - Wilmington, B.A. in Early Childhood Education. Miss Hodum is apparently daydreaming while Rick Bailey attempts to ask her a question. Mrs. Sholar QUNC -- Wilmington, B.S. in Biology., types out a worksheet for Physical Science Class. Mrs. Lindsay uses all of her wind to blow up a balloon for the Senior Class Dart Throw. 0 Mrs Anderson helps Amy Barnhill with Mrs. Naumuk tries to rest up before her English the EIGHTH GRADE comes in! Although he didn't place in the Harvest Festival Beauty Pageant, Honey Dew Hobbs is still beautiful to us! Mrs. Randall participates in the magic show with the First and Second Graders Mrs. Ramsey looks on as Miss Hudson, Mrs. Schwinn, Mrs. Randall, and Mrs. Clark enjoy eating their Thanksgiving feast. i, Q a 5 YS Joyce Eakins helps Abbey Zambrowski find her lunch money. X Cafeteria co-worker Shirlene Spencer waits V, to serve students in the lunch line. june Swinson, assistant librarian, is also our Harvest Festival Chairperson. Bus Drivers: Shirlene Spencer, joyce Ealcins, Walter Gore, Nina Kornegay, june Swinson, Lib Casha, Yvonne Hall, Barbara Lea. Not Pictured: Cherry Randall, Becky f!1 - Thompson. Not Pictured: Music Teacher janet Hayes. 41... 1..f,,,,,j it 'Q Mrs. judy Williams, assistant secretary, Mrs. Louema Richardson is our school sec- Lula Washington is our school custodian. counts school picture money. retary, neurse, and accountant. ' CLASSES Dr. Zarnbrowski, a dentist from Charlie Fulcher Lenora Futch Ceoffry Goldston David Kelly Brandi Lea Sandy McManus Rachel Murrell Michelle Sancilio jeremy Simpson Mandy Smith john Spencer Shaun Waff Scott West Abbey Zambrowski ' heaeer eeeeaeeeaar- eaaa f S A - aa i aaeaae elll ww . it - Q A ii 'K tix - K i leee feee - aware 3 get - 3 t Q M ,- ..,, igiaeaiggi 'iii ' . ia we arte ee ve-W -ea -Q.-me eq-sexe - .. K U kkkk N,M,ww,,e i MXN X N ..,, it .. tg 4. A X. . . . . . N . X , ' - eQeea5aaaeaXtp-gda-aw1 weve may f awge, ea r -- li 'K ' -. t N it e, Q -t . Q .:-.str -at t X- ,, i rg: ,. - f -F -eL-- 1 . Ig..-Q L, I - ::1--Q .- -2 ,, vii: -S - . . 'H Qi? fi 'ei-E: :J -- -. 'T5.:QfT ,, e 1 Q 1 Nik at 5 , f 1 p or 5 '- '- K if-2 A -QQ ig s- Q X 5 - -'Q C X - 1 i-:siz e -'-1 ' A -r - . . L 1 r X--1 E r is .ltr .. wi- 0 ig-521 fl-X 5- e .iii in 5' X ' S. . W .-get 1 1, et . K CX -:- L, - ,je ....l - a in X- ,, . - deals- ' V M ' X - :r e gt- . -z. isa.. :s5g-:-g-s11- -- A t .. N ---- , KINDECBQGARTE teners participated in several field- trips this year. The most exciting and fun-filled 'was scheduled 'in November when they traveled to Poplar Grove Plantation ,in Scotts Hill and went on a hayride. Then they traveled to the Carolina Pea- nut Mill in -Hampstead to see how thepeariuts were processed. Other -field trips included: skat- ing' at Sportsworld, touring the Fire and Sheriff's Departments, Moore'-s Creek Battleground, and the New Hanover County Airport. Hampstead, who taught the kids good dental hygiene, was an un- usual visitor. On Halloween, all the children in grades K-3 paraded around the gym in their costumes and were treated with Candy from the lr. and Sr. High classes. Charlie Pulcher and Jeremy Simpson were the class costixme winners. The Kindergartners had fun their first 'year in school and are looking forward to the First Grade, Jeremy' Simpson doesn't mind a small wait to hop on the teeter-totter with Scott West. rea. f E fit, , f a I -. L 4' ,,, gg Theodora Coston BJ. Ford Tiffany johnson Laura Jordan ,, 4,, gg, K g H ,, F , 'r f W V7 f' 'f'ff I TQ W ,, I V V ,, f I ,QQ ,, qi ' TQ ! f ' ,ta , , A , ff , 4 '7 ,fif ,V , z , 51, W- Barbara Kornegay ' g H f y. 4 21445, 'U' jonathan Paul I 'T 1 ' Virginia Pope K I jo Ann Rivenbark ff? t 3333 T' I ,ls if 'ix W 4 I In I z ff I I ,,,, MW 'A A7 , ,V E ,, ,S 2 ff I I .. Dexter Sholar ' , ff I ' I Freddie Sancilio gp-f ,fr 'e , Vaya , Judy Squires 4 ' ' is I Sabrina Squires S K X I if K I fir Q 7 , I ' 'Nvma V 1, 5 y Jr' y FIRST GR DE Soma Clark s First Graders were really on the move this year' In September the kids toured the Coast Guard Cutter Northwind During the fall of the year they vis ited Poplar Grove Plantation and the Carolina Peanut Mill On Hal loween they part1c1pated in a cos tume contest The class winners were Jonathan Paul ET and Tiffany Johnson Wicked Witch The Christmas season brought a lot of excitement for the little peo ple They caroled at the Hermitage House Rest Home and attended an Indian Folklore program at the Sabrina Squires enjoys teeter tottering with New Hanover County Museum Following the program they went on a scavenger hunt and made their own pizzas at Pizza Hut An excrt Ing and unusual change for the stu dents was fish printing at the Ma rme Resources Center Other activities included aero bics mousercise dancing and writing to pen pals m South Dako ta and WIDSIOH Salem Mrs Clark organized something special for her students with sum mer birthdays She gave them an unbirthday party on the last day of school her friend Sylvester . , . 4 1 r ,Z - - ' 1 1 1 ' u u . . . 1 - - 1 - H - - 11 . U I , . . ' 11 - . . 11 . . Lori Baker Shane Boney Kristi Bradshaw Teresa Griffin Bryan Hall Amanda Lee E ,... . K -. Erica Meadows or 2--- Donna Murray iiiii 5 ., Camille McKOY V iii iiri at P8111 Naumuk X'ai . Brian Richardson ' J ' iiiii aaaa f ' fe if iw to - W s arrr . if .ii. .--7 55: ., ' t if '-i.- i - 4 fi i .A.k 5 S e fX i r K - i- - ...X kkkki. :K -. . r Q .. X Xe. ..-X 1X t X is k..k ,X ..... it ie. WY Q Q X I S XXQ X s A sX?X K5 W R X RX sl 5 Q K X Xxhx Q X X X i .. XXX, em x 4 ig 51 'K .5 QQ ...X .iii at X --. X:-'asses-I.. Kirk Rivenbark :g,g 'X Freddy Simpson Marvin Spruill Kevin Swinson Kevin White X N X ew Q Xi ::: X X X i X it a X X Q , X . X as F- .-- Xe. ,, 1. g gg-:-, K Xs:zfN: terse? S ' S S X sr Q XS N t rsxx W -sl '25 -I . ... X iiiiii X AX - K K A K XXXK . X l i s i - -f1E,.I:S ' :V ' .f ' , ei- ---X X X955 X gg gt XX! ft Q S a r X ig N x X X Yi X s QQ Q lt SECO D GRADE This year Second Grade was a time for learning not only at school but away from school. Mrs. Cherry Randall's class enjoyed a field trip each month. Some of which includ- ed the Coast Guard Cutter North- wind, Chandler's Wharf, Poplar Grove Plantation, N.C. Marine Re- sources Center, and the New Han- over County Museum. During Hal- loween, the children enjoyed mak- ing candy apples, carving a pump- kin, and trick-or-treating in the gym. On Thanksgiving, the stu- dents participated in the annual Pilgrim Day feast with Kindergar- ten, First, and Third Grades. They dressed up like Pilgrims and pigged out on a meal prepared by parents and the cafeteria staff. When the kids were questioned by their teacher about what Second Grade was to them, she had these results: Freddy Simpson, Where you learn times and how to do fun stuff p Lori Baker, Work, play, art, and making things g Marvin Spruill, Where you work and a nice place. What is Second Grade? . . . Learning the fun way. Erica Meadows, the hula-hoop expert, takes full advantage of recess. eere eoX Q is X sl X XXX 1 XX? X S s s X XX W X 5 c X X 2 Qs X Q S S D Wir 3 X :Xi . f . xi 2 M 1 , i WW wwf 7 1 ,f fly WW Z 1 f fr mv J , , s e f f 4 m y I r v 4 , ,W x X Angie Creech Kim Crouch Nikki Depland Mitchell Harris Ryan l-Iousand Erik Nelson X' ' a . , , Q ' s it , A ,, ' 'vt' ' -', , g ' - I - f , t ' V' I M Q- i Bren' Newmn ' - if it ' iiiiii ' ' PHYS Sewell A , ,, , f . , M ' ,, , , 4 , 'W t, 1 M' H V' An Y Ta bert ' I , S f ,, Amy Thompson 1, .r - -1 , i rar f , i ' . fi ll 'l' M , ' gt I! MA . ri Tonya Wallace 1 I .. JW .W , . , ,,,, as . i ff Q , 1 is ' es ,, f, 5 Q X-file, ' ,4' lili illl i it . , yr, THIRD Nancy Schwinn's Third Grade participated in several activities this year. The kids enjoyed seeing movies and listening to a storytel- ler, Joyce Greer, from Wilming- ton's Parks and Recreation Depart- ment. Andy Talbert and Amy Thomp- son were chosen the class represen- tatives in the Harvest Festival prince and princess contest for Grades K-3. Amy raised 205.00 for the school and became the 1983-84 Princess. The Third Grade spon- sored an exciting activity, the Moon Walk , for the Harvest Fes- GR tival. The students enjoyed a tour of Poplar Grove Plantation and the Carolina Peanut Mill. The most ex- citing field trip was when they traveled to the Robeson County Planatarium in Lumberton. They visited a one room schoolhouse that had been restored. The Third Grader's celebrated every occasion with a party. For Easter, they went on an egg hunt with K-2. The Third Grade had alot of things to remember about 1983- 84. DE Brent Newton and Andy Talbert are befriended by E.T. the King and Queen contest. Christopher Anderson Nicky Blanton Robin Hall Holli Holmes janet Kelly Anthony Marshburn ' ,V of . , , , ,,f,, H, ,,mf',, We - ,,,j,' V ' I W ..,. A , ., sa. ' 1,, . ' . r rg W, -. ,, HIT - ' eiiiffffff ' g ' ' 4 ,7 f ' 2 f E W - f ex fr, I ,. if f W . ' W -,W iw? V A f fm fig, mm am, r - , l ,L 3:0 i f 1 ' f ,,quI 5nsn,-14, . , f . K ,,,w0W wW--'yt , W. ' f gf' ,,,, , r uw.w,,,,f, ,,, fa 2, Q V M' ' -'W' C ' lll, f Q , .-1 5 -is N :if ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,7 W W ,, , :gf X r Vyy' 3 V jenna Mullins . ' 0 r Lmda POW 1 Zfff Wendy Price , , Way at Delwm Pridgen gf! ffm:-7: j Clay Rivenbark ,jg , , A V gfL51',A,i ,Q , f ,QL Af' ii fi f it T it V , wt' Q if ,X V f ,. 5 if ,. ,, '. ,i ' V 'H Billy Sanders W M 'E ffl , ,.,,. W 5 Q. . :ima f' . iff- f f , , :V ,,,, t W, W1 185011 Sfhuft 2 ,- , , WW' jeff Shlngleton ,, -' H U 1 1 ' 5 .- kr If ft., My ' ' I 3 , jg? ,V,, W M Thomas Spencer ' A 1 M A V Eau, V ' V 'V ,, Ig- Melissa Teachy H. X, f' ' ' g M 3 so md . I .-.- iff . 4 VVVV A Mrs. Leslie Scott's Fourth Grade worked very hard this year to im- prove their academic skills. They learned about different countries, new words, scientific and math- ematical COnCeptS, and vastly im- proved their reading and writing ability. The Class sponsored the Ring Toss Booth for the Harvest Festival, and made needlepoint coasters to sell at the craft table. Nicky Blan- ton and Holli Holmes were chosen by their classmates to compete in . The Fourth Grade went on a vari- ety of field trips as well. Among these were visits to l.undy's Pack- ing Plant, Chandler's Wharf, -joan Van Ark Plant, Sportsworld, the New Hanover County Museum, and the Railroad Museum. Cele-' brations were held throughout the year for holidays and birthdays. The Class had a great deal of fun this year, and are looking forward to Fifth Grade. Studying geography is apparently a favorite of Clay Rivenbark. M, I I , ,,,, E QL! ' , my WK , Y- - x na X L .4 , H V ' A' -iff' W' 1 wrt' wt ,f :7 3,,.,,t W' ,t, il ji.. -... ,W ,,, WM' 5 T lg! il K' m its ei- . E Bb . us... t.. 5, t :U f l. Ee FIFTH GR DE Mrs. Donna Anderson's Fifth Grade enjoyed learning about many facets of American History this year. In October, the Class went to Chand1er's Wharf and the State Ports Authority. At Christ- mas time, they enjoyed a trip to the Royal Governor's Home, Tryon Palace, in New Bern. During March, the Fifth Grade traveled to Raleigh, the state capital, and toured the Museum of Natural His- tory, the Capitol Building, the Mu- r e.se K ,gm ...e i K X S X my Q if if 1. seum of History, and the Gover- nor's Mansion. The Class sponsored the Ring Toss Booth for the Harvest Festival, and made cross-stitched ornaments and candles to sell at the craft table. Brad Baker and Jennifer Medlin were chosen King and Queen of the Harvest Festival for raising the most money in that category. These activities during the year really ad- ded to their overall enjoyment of the Fifth Grade. Brad Baker joel Barden Andrea Brown Melinda Dixon jodi Ealcins eea. W etae ..e e t., , A , ' . . 'K r :N ,. 'J' 'W' S' g,.i,, Patricia Flake K iii' N lap Lric Futch Q B A F Aj . t , Becky Groves X X ' Kelly Harrell -N t X ..,a, F : 'V Dean Kornegay r -- - ,f X' - . ,,,, . -, g - S it?---f . - , ., I h f' - -.af X .sr-fee-1 , -.ei , ... - - ' ' we 9 I iii' . 2-'X si- iv ' Tara McArthur .,-... . .QM I -5 M dl- r. ' - F Cum Cf 9 In F f X Susan Porter x . 1 ra X i V 1 Qi.. it X 2, 5 X as il . if Qllug .:. f ' 'i' .f.,1 W ' -' U ' ' . ,,.. ' ' 'Fifi is Q. GV t '- ' EI' ,. ,. ...t., .r.s .. H s 5 2 an Q ' Y -'J .E., Q Michael Rivenharle Kim Swinson Nfyf , 'V H ,,,- t Amy Barnhill T , T Wendy Brown ,,,,, Christopher Courton -2 my ' at Melissa Cowan , A Dennis Geddie V , ::1 , Marcie Holmes jennifer Howie Joanna Hutcheson Stephanie James Susan jordan Q' f Www ..::' 'ili I f ' I. 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Z? 1 f l f , ff 1, f 423, f f 3 i 3 , 'k,, W , fi y e' -iff, ,, ft ,, - :nj 4, , T , , , ! , , 4. f f 4 M f,, f if ff 3i'i5'f H Q' 6, ' H i 4 ff f , ,A t ' 2 f. , - v,. f. f M ,,,,, ,z . P A if , .,. x '- W H Russell Ashley Matt Barnhill David Braswell lviark Brown Patrick Brown Barbara Casey Vaughn Cowan Stephen Crawford 15122 s ij , Terri Cadow - M ai: . ' fi 'lf' Brad Knight ,H Tammy Lea lt Marty McArthur Anthony lviedlin I aff 5 7 A4 ' ,A-. Carla Schutt Sandy Shingleton Stan Rogers Karla Rothman Trent Talbert SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh Grade had a good start this year. They were busy sell- ing candy and having bake sales to earn money for their Senior Class trip. In N.C. History Class, they worked on projects representing early N.C. colonial life, keeping them on display for students and parents to see. The Class took the Historic Wil- mington Walking Tour. Hobbies were discussed with each student bringing his or her own hobby to school. They learned how to spin wool into thread and were amazed by Anthony Medlin's feats of magic. The hobbies dis- played were informative and educa- tional. A school newspaper, Raider Rap, was published by Carla Schutt, Tammy Lea, Karla Roth- man, Terri Cvadow, Sandy Shingle- ton, and Tina Turner as a class pro- ject. To quote a student, We're bril- liant, we're fine, we're the Class of '89. Class Officers: Carla Schutt, Secretary-Treasurer, Stan Rogers, SGA Representativeg Anthony Medlin, President, Vaugn Cowan, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Sandy Shingleton, SGA Representative. Cheri Bailey Kristen Brown Wendy Fletcher David Kornegay james Northrop :item A if rr .ss . Shep Richardson 1 Shelly Robbins ---e. l -A S , 3 A 'S is jeff Simpson Chris Sullivan 'r Erica Talbert Elizabeth Tierce is if ! ,ff-Z MS-ss.-.,,,a'5 -e. ,f----...., ! we Q ' ' N ,1W.A: K 5, .,.,,...., . . f- i 55 I ' . ' f - F . . ss' swgs 7 asses wix gg do K ..e, is -. 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The Eighth Graders are anxious- ly anticipating their upcoming years in High School. E W Class Officers: Shep Richardson, SGA Representativeg Kristen Brown, Vice President: Erica Talbert, President: Shelly Robbins, Secretaryg Cheri Bailey, Treasurerg Wendy Fletcher, SCA Representative. QF .sv el .. e at . K xg: -Q NX re :. j 4 1 - X - .. A s .s. X . . iii L l L ..l .. , .... . ...... e ..... ,.. k is joanna Hutcheson Wendy Brown, and jennifer Howie sport the new wave look during homecoming activities. Freddie Simpson has a tiger by his tail in the Halloween First graders talcea break from class while waiting for others to finish their work, Shelly Robbins demonstrates her Favorite hobby for a project in Mrs. Schutt's class. 81 The Seventh Grade girls enjoy dressing up in poodle skirts, sweaters, and scarves on Fifties Day. Contrary to what we hear about the studious Seventh Grade , . ,I Mrs. Schwinn's Third Graders complete their classwork while waiting for Brent Newton to load the film projector. Mrs. Schutt's Seventh Grade English Class work busily on Hat and Balloon Day. Zh, , I las SUCCESS C0065 ll CARS' FAILIRE COMSS QI CAMS Susan jordan and Amy Barnhill are Sixth Grade friends. L Nl 1 fd : wg? ., f -- ' Paul Naumuk fullfills his mother's dream by becoming a garbage collector. Carla Schutt, Sandy Shingleton, and Tammy Lea work at a bake sale to raise money for a class trip. Elizabeth Tierce is making eyes at some cute guy seated near her. Mitchell Price, Andy Talbert, and Pete Sewell enjoy dessert on Pilgrim Day. , . ri E! 5 'my 15 E il , MXN' ff f nf 5 e A Kim Swinson enjoys spending her recesses hulahooping . Brian Hall and Kristi Bradshaw are the coolest couple on campus. Mrs. Clark, alias Tweedy-Bird, looks as though she is going to escort her class to a masquerade party during the Halloween Costume Contest. Ginger is everyones friend and rarely misses a day of school. E 3 , , ww . , z ' ' ,,, ,.,w L,,, ' V yn jf 1 A5 f Q ,, AMW , ALTEW 1, fm! gi f' ma y-I V: ,fi f. ,V . f W . f i' .M sl Ljkgzzi ,Q ii W, , 4? ! af' FRESHMEN Christy Barden A s ,N 2 wwe s X Cori Lea Carmichael Corey Futch jon Cick james Griffin joey Hallman ii,'l if ' ' Wayne Humphrey 4 ' fi XV - I Steven Kornegay Jeannie Lang jan Lanier Rebecca Lange Andy Mclioy Mrs. Alice Naumuk's homeroom enjoyed many new endeavors dur- ing their first year of high school. They were introduced to various al- gebraic concepts and the challeng- ing language of Spanish. They built rockets in Physical Science and anxiously awaited their first treacherous drive with Mr. Cor- rington. During the fall activities, Cori Lea Carmichael was chosen Horne- coming Representative and Gina Grant was nominated to run in the Miss P.A. Contest. The Class spon- sored the Tic Tac Toss Booth and had a bake sale in which the pro- ceeds of 555.00 went to Gina in her contest. The Freshmen looked forward to summer vacation and the thrill of getting their driver's license. Class Officers: Edward Stoudenmire, SGA Representativep Dana Whisnant, Secretary- Treasurerp Cori Lea Carmichael, Vice-Presidentg Ann Newton, SGA Representativeg Stephen Owens, President. fy M X , G f Se if ' . re his X QS W9 f., Z, Q, C -- l Y . Jeannie Lang models Mrs. Lindsay's ability to sit in a rocking chair. Dewey Rivenbark, joey Hallman, and Scott Pridgen find Mrs. Sholar's Physical Science Class very entertaining. Cristy McWatty Alysha Nelson Ann Newton Stephen Owens Scott Pridgen Dewey Rivenbark Charlene Shepard Edward Stoudenmire Brian Waller Bill Whaley Dana Whisnant Ron Wigginton Lynn Wolfe V 1 2 in ff 1 W .6 f Q , r ,,,. f as M ' er i rt M it r l f V ' Rick Bailey 3 5 s .1 i T we 1 V . 4 .ii , ,,,,, V , , 5 ' ,,,' fs , J at .1 Emmie Becker qw ,,, f K+ in . ,, .K , '. Keith C8Sl13 W ,V -'f m W 4 :ar l 1 ft' 7' . ' ' H ' if Brent Cosfon .W Jlmmy Emwlstle ' fwf r. ,, 'f X l h+tf,wr:r:ff.-rw , M X ' Q an O '11 I O 5 0 73 rn an f Susan Geddie Jennifer Hudson 1' john jackson lNot Picturedj V,-i 4 Betha Knight H f Anna Lange V Andy Lipscomb R 'wma X it .K X 5 At the beginning of the year, Mrs. Ramsey's homeroom was a little nervous because the class had so few people, but in the end were pretty thankful for the small class. The students felt closer to teachers and received alot of individual help. Everyone was class clown and never bored. Even though they didn't make much money selling Raid- er cups, they weren't down , . . there's always next year. Every- one grew to know each other well, and those special relation- ships will last forever. The Tenth Grade is a year of difficulty. The most exciting experience is World History! Kid ,,, r-'rr' ' er . t , llll yy . ysiy .aye , f. Taking Mrs. Rarnsey's pop tests make you feel like a Freshman in College. The Sophomore Class spon- sored the Bean Bag Toss at the Harvest Festival. Keith Casha was presented a trophy for being named Mr. Raider Legs rais- ing nearly 56000. The Tenth Graders promised to keep in touch over the surn- mer and are looking forward to their Iunior year. Class Officers: Andy Lipscomb, SGA Representativep Hamp Rivenbark, Secretary-Treasurerg Kathy Lucas, Presidentp Emrnie Becker, Vice- Presidentg Betha Knight, SCA Representative. , r if 1 f f ,H . f' il 1 it I ,ff , . V . 5 -A . ,,,, 1 , . - :'-JE., g' ,, --an Hamp Rivenbarlc gives his secret of success to eager listeners. .Zh Tara Gaines, a new student, enjoys study hall in Mrs. Lindsays Class. SW WJ, if' ,. t a t i s t ' ' ff l ' feas t-this -1. ,t 2 rrrrr t i ' -rf 3 it ' X M25 if in j N 5 .... it ,A , . ,, Kathy Lucas K ::tt,.. N it M - g l Mike McNeil 1: -- 54 Hamp Rivenbark '11 X Gary Squires 2 WR 1+ K J tt 'K sv - s 19 ti s k Q X XM? N i W 'Q R ,B it l ' -:bv it t fw. .ld a 4 03 A WX V' t if-X a V- '- A - ' L J. 'X 5 .'3:vN.p,.R john jackson laughs in the face of danger from john Stoudenmire and Hamp Rivenbarla. l 89 Susie Batson Kevin Benton Wesley Clark job Connor Roxanne Cowan John Dewar Regan Futch Doug Geary Sharon Harper Joy Lynn Owens i ,IENFVHAMH5 2 We .Kg A V I . - ,, IIIV a IU IORS Mrs. Casey's Junior Home- room started the year off slowly, they didn't realize how much work was involved in raising enough money for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Mrs. Casey was constant- ly coaxing the students to sell something, tumblers, mums, jewelry, light bulbs, candy grams, candy sticks, and various raffle tickets were among the fund raisers. During the fall, the Class sponsored the traditional Homecoming Dance following the game. The Juniors appreciat- ed the time and effort Mrs. Ca- sey put forth in planning the big night . The Juniors raised over 5200.00 for the Harvest Festival by sponsoring the Fishing Booth and nominating Sharon Harper for the Miss P.A. Contest. Receiving class rings and se- lecting the right environmen- tal added to the thrill of becom- ing upperclassmen. Good luck to the rising Seniors! ' Class Officers: John Dewar, Secretary-Treasurerj Roxanne Cowan, Presidentp Joy Lynn Owens, SGApRepresentativep John Stoudenmire, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Wesley Clark, SGA Representative. This One! No, this one' Lynn Sansone and Roxanne Cowan are undecided about the final selection of a class ring Susie Batson and Sharon Harper are educationally oriented as usual joe Pate jeff Pierce Lynn Sansone john Stoudenmire Scott Sullivan Matt Turlington Bill Watson Nancy White Jodi Worley Lisa Hudson Knot picturedj Keith Casha uses the library to catch up on last nights homework. Cary Squires f Mr. CMJ, Anne Newton, and Jimmy Entwistle cheer on the Powder Puff football players. N.,-df N, MA ' m . , ,- . DERCLASSME J' Coach Hobbs' sunglasses add to Joy Lynn Owen's mouselcateer portrayal. Andy Lipscomb asks, Print what? 9f'N f 1- ,A Fw, 5 Q' 1. fx ? 3 'Uk N BM gifs!-Q3 , M Q K. M ..., i 1 wif .- Nw '-+ 'Nw KN ffwwmx , ' 'f 1's-w. N. HAR Q-wi.. rgyx.. Ng '-x. ,E W -.six zz, X W- SWAM- .. ,. W mf ,:-:j f-I ' .... 745: QM, ww' , I, M' ,if f r 14 K ff ,L 2A Q15 Ellery Queen Watson, Hannibal Hayes Coston, and Kid Currie Caslia are all members of Mrs. Ramsey's World History Class. Rick Bailey has a jam session at lunch, Mrs. Bailey, a familiar face at PA., chats with some of the sophomore girls during lunch. jeff Pierce appears to be exhausted after Pender's 22-21 victory over Harrell's. Bubbles Benton and Dew Drop Dewar are participants in the Miss Harvest Festival Beauty Pageant. john Dewar gets down to the beat of Susie Batson's drums. Matt Turlington and Doug Geary look real busy in U.S. History. Is joey Hallman posing for the cover of MAD lvlagazineu? CLASS OP '84 SAVE THE BEST POR LAST, 'CAUSE THERE IS NO MORE AFTER THE CLASS OF '8-4. The 1984 Senior Class considered themselves the Camelot of all Senior Classes. Never again was there to be a year of such great magnitude. Within the first weeks of school, they established their supremacy. During assemblies, underclassmen stood and cheered at seeing such greatness. They were also given the traditional privileges of an early break and lunch. To honor them, the Student Government surprised the class with the first Senior lounge. In order to express their true quality and uniqueness, they chose ANGELA CAROL BABB I leave to joy Lynn Owens my vast amount of patience and to all rising Sen- iors I leave my ability to always have a good time. Spanish Club 1, 25 Annual Editorial Staff 3, Business Staff 45 Basketball 35 Volley- ball 3, 4, lMost Improved 3,5 Cheering 3, 4, CMost Spirited Bl: Homecoming Court 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Graduation Marshall 3. WILLIAM RYAN BAILEY I leave my size to john Dewar, my great history grades to John Stoudenmire, and I leave my Favorite football team, the Dallas Cowboys to Kevin Benton. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 4. an unprecedented song, flower, col- ors, and motto that would be pre- sented at graduation. Being among the most ultimate people, they chose camouflage, pink, and baby blue as their colors. Equally as ad- mirable was their flower, a red rose surrounded with baby's breath, their song, Paul Anka's hit, The Times of Your Life 5 and their motto, Let the Good Times Roll . Camp parties and trips to the Pizza Hut at Wrightsville Beach were a large part of the Seniors ex- tracurricular activities. Graduation seemed all too near as the Seniors made their final - e Xie ANGELA CAROL BABB Far away, there in the sunshine, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to Follow where they lead. L. Alcott preparations for the Prom and the annual beach blast. They signed memory books and recalled old times that will stay in their minds forever. On Friday, May 2.1, twenty-six Seniors said farewell to friends, some that they have known since their first year of school. Gradu- ation is intended to be a beginning, but in the minds of these Seniors, it would be the saddest good-bye they ever said. Looking back on their last year of high school, it was Like, so bad ! WILLIAM RYAN BAILEY Politics are almost as exciting as war, and quite as dangerous. In war, you can only be killed once, but in politics many times, Winston Churchill WARREN REED BARNES Love cures people - both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it. JAMES WALLACE BASDEN Oh Lord, why in the very lowest and saddest times in my life is there only one set of footprints when you said that if I followed you, you would walk with me all the way. The Lord replied I love you during your times of trials and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you. Wwwasff H 4' W W-0-ua., w 1, .. ,,,, 'HW ffff W. ,W V V Q-w ' .., ww LESLIE ANN BARNHILL If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream it, you can become it. William Arthur Ward Mm 'L -:', if , .1 . . ROCK ANTHONY BONEY Don't just pretend that you love others, really love them. Hate what is wrong. Stand on the side of good. Love each oth- er with brotherly affection and take de- light in honoring each other, Romans 1229, 10 Warren Reed Barnes To Mr. Williams, I leave my clean haircut and good grades. To Wesley Clark and Jeff Pierce I leave my scientific know-how on computers. To all teachers at P.A. my thanks for help I've received from you. To upcoming Seniors, I leave spider webs in each corner of the rooms! Leslie Ann Barnhill Ido hereby will my ability to get hit by a car at volleyball practice and still live to tell about it to Joy Lynn Owens, all my laughs and fun times at P.A. to my little brother Matt, and my sister Amy, all my thanks to my parents, and all my love forever to Brian Daniel 452. j.V. Cheering 1, Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 1, Volleyball 4, Softball 4, Mono- gram Club 4. james Wallace Basden I leave nothing to no one because I want it all for myself. SCA 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 KMVP 23, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, QPitcher's Award 1 2, Best Overall Performance, S.E.I.C. MVP 35, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Rock Anthony Boney I leave to Joe Pate my impeccable reputation and outstanding ability to please everyone, and to my brother Shane, the hopes that his school days will be just as enjoyable as mine. National Foreign Language Award Winner in Spanish 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, ECU Science Camp for the Gifted Sz Talented 2, 3, Cvovernor's Page 2, 3, Prom waiter 2, New York City Trip 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Graduation Marshall Co- Chief 3, Class Sec.-Treas. 3, President 4, Wallace Enterprise Columnist 3, 4, Phizzog Asst. Ed. 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, QVP 3j, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, National Service and Leadership Award 4. 97 1 1 Dana Marie Cook I leave to my sister, Jodi Worley, my parking place and to all upcoming Seniors my ability to have an outstanding year. Basketball 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, CMost Improved 4J, Monogram Club 3, 4, Varsity Cheering 3, New York City Trip 3, Phizzog Staff 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4. Jodi Michelle Crowell I, Jodi Crowell, leave my ability to be on time everywhere I go to Kathy Lucas, my ability to eat ice cream without getting it all over me to Hamp Rivenbark, and my ability to be sweet and stay that way to Cary Squires, Spanish Club 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Phizzog Editor 3, 4, Cheering Squad 4, Homecoming Court 3, 4, Monogram Club, 4. Michael Brian Daniel I hereby will my great grades to John Dewar, my ability to play football to Rick Bailey, my ability to get out of class to Andy McKoy, and to Jeff Pierce I leave nothing, All my love to Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Naumuk, and Mrs, Schutt. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 KAII-District 3J, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 QI-Iustle Award 3, All-District 31, Class Trea- surer 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Kelly Renee Dixon I will my ability to fake homework to Jeff Pierce and to Joy Lynn Owens, my ability to learn new cheersf' Pep Club 1, Jr. Beta Club 1, 2, Graduation Mar- shall 3, Homecoming Court 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Monogram Club 1, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Annual Busi- DANA MARIE COOK Seldom serious, loving fun, look out world here I come. MICHAEL BRIAN DANIEL Go for it. I JODI MICHELLE CROWELL l Be young, be foolish, but be happy. The ' Tams KELLY RENEE DIXGN I Live each day to the fullest and may each day be better than yesterday because to- ness Staff 3, 4, morrow may never come. 99 KIMBERLY LYNN EAKINS i t tif! -5 BETSY ELLEN HERRING Laugh 3 lime '- love 3 little, The greatest happiness of life is being A5 YOU SQ YOUT WHYI 7 loved for yourself or, more correctly, be- Wofk 6 little - Play H little, ing loved in spite of yourself. Do this every day! Give a little - take a little, Skies are always blue! Every cloud has silver lining But it's up to you! HUGH BRADFORD HIGHS- MITH III All that is comes from the mind, it is based on the mind, it is fashioned by the mind. Suttapitaka Victor Hugo GINA ELAINE HUMPHREY God grant me this day to do with as I will. I can waste it or use it for good. But what I do today is important because I am exchanging a day of my life for it. 2- M KIMBERLY LYNN EAKINS I leave my great eating habits to joy Lynn Owensf' Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1 tPitching Awardj, 2 fPitching Award, District MVPJ, 3 1Pitching Award, Coaches Awardl, 4. BETSY ELLEN HERRING I leave to joy Lynn Owens my ability to skip study hall and body slam Kevin Benton, Spanish Club 1, 2, Prom Waitress 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, tMost Im- proved 1, All Conference 31, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, fMost Improved 1, 2, Leading Rebounder 2, 31. HUGH B. HIGHSMITH III I leave to john Stoudenmire my ability to al- ways have my homework fespecially in historyj and to anyone daring enough, my ability to manipulate Mrs. Naumuk in Adv. Math Class. Spanish Club 1, 2, Class President 1, 2, 3, SGA Representative 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, lCoaches Award 25. C-INA ELAINE HUMPHREY I leave to Edward Stoudenmire my awesome height and to Ricky Bailey, I leave my devotion to NCSU and to Kathy Lucas, I leave my ability to get on Mrs. Lindsay's good side. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, lMost Spirited 3l, Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, QAII Conference 21, Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Business Staff 4, Vice-President of Pep Club 4, Baseball Statisti- cian 3, 4, Chorus 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Home- coming Court 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Government Representative 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. 99 Suzanne johnson I will my ability to play volleyball to Joy Lynn Owens. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 QAII Conference 1, Co-chief 4j, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, QCoaches Award 2, 3, All- Conference 30, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, lCoaches Award 1, Hustle Award 3, All-Conference 33, Volleyball 3, 4, QMost Dedicated 35, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Graduation Marshall 3, Prom waitress 2, Home- coming Court 2, 3. Patrick Anthony Joyce I leave to all the rising Seniors my excellent grades in Government fln summer schooll . . Carpentry 2, Drafting 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Teacher's Aide 4, Annual Staff 4. Christopher Eric Lee To Regan Futch I leave my great Advanced Consumer Math Study Hall grades, also, my ability to pay attention and take notes in Gov- ernment. I leave to anyone who is good enough, the ability to cut up in Mrs. Casey's class and get someone else in trouble. Spanish Club 1, 2, Library Aide 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, 4. Rhonda Kay Lewis To Doug Geary, I leave all of the fantastic times we shared together, to John Dewar the ability to keep him straight, and to all returning students my love For P.A. Spanish Club 1, 2 lUnited States Achievement Academy Zlg Annual Staff 3, 4 tBusiness Editor 4j, National Beta Club 3, 4, Graduation Mar- shall 3, Elementary Tutor 3, 'I-eacher's Aide 4, Homecoming Court tSenior Class Rep.j 4. 100 SUZANNE JOHNSON Don't be dismayed 'at good-byes. A fare- well is necessary before you can meet again, after moments or lifetimes, is cer- tain for those who are friends. Bach PATRICK ANTHONY IOYCE You'll never have a second chance to make a First impression. 1' I . CHRISTOPHER ERIC LEE I'll not willingly offend, Nor be easily offended, What's amiss I'Il strive to mend, And endure what can't be mended, Isaac Watts RHONDA KAY LEWIS Life is filled with comings and goings and for everything we take there is ale ways something we leave behind. ' 'I , , , V, ' ,f4w'E4-r , ,gs gy ' Ms 2 K M! ff .,,, . 121 ' 'B' JERRY MCKOY LINDA SUE POTTER It takes both rain and sunshine to make I know all things work together for the a rainbow. good of them that love the Lord. Romans 8:28 CHARLES CLARK Joi-IN LESLIE Rowe RICHARDSON A million tomorrows it not worth one If you Want to ,leave your footprints in yesterday, for time will never pass this the Sands ef hme' you have to Wear way again- workboots. Jerry McKoy I will my height and hair to Whrens Williams, and my sister's apartment to john Dewar, and all my love to Rhonda Woodward. I3ootball1, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. Linda Sue Potter l I leave my ability to sit through Mrs. Ramsey's Government class to Roxanne Cowan and my love to go shopping to Lynn Sansone. Chorus 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Distinguished High School Student Award 4, Class Secretary 4, Office Aide 4, Teacher's Aide 4, Homecoming Court 4. Charles Clark Richardson I leave to jeff Pierce, john Stoudenmire, and john Dewar, my fine conduct and study hab- its. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 1Coaches Award 2, All-Con- ference 3, Honorable Mention 3, Most Valuable Player 4, All Conference 4, Most Spirited 43, Basketball 1, 2, fCoaches Award 25, Baseball 1, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, John Leslie Rowe I leave to Keith Casha my ability to get Mrs. Ramsey off the subject when no one else can. And to anyone who thinks they're able, my ability to pass a class on charm and good looks. Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, IMost Improved 21, Baseball 2, 3, 4, fMost Improved 25, Spanish Club 1, 4. 101 Carol Shrader I leave the fun-loving spirit of Pender Acade- my to Kathy Lucas, and to John Stoudenmire I leave my great ability to procrastinate in doing my homework. Newspaper 2, Student Council Representative 3, Pep Club 4, Annual Business Staff, 4. Kimberly Allen Simon I leave to all those bleached-blonds my nat- ural blond hair, and to john Dewar this thought: You mean more to me than you'll ever know. Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Club 25 Keywanettes 25 Annual Business Staff 3, 4, 'I'eacher's Aide 4, Office Assistant 4. Philip Jeffrey Stevens I leave to Doug Geary my great ability to surf, and to Mike McNeil my ability to tell Mrs. Casey to take off and get away with it. Spanish Club 1, 2, Library Aide 2, Beta Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 4. Delora Suzanne White I hereby leave my drivers license to Kathy Lucas, so she may finally drive my car legally, to Hamp Rivenbark I leave my smurfy voice and patience to put up with Jodi, and to my good friend Gary Squires I leave my ability to stay straight at parties and drink Sundrop with- out spilling it. Spanish Club 1g Chorus 2, Annual 3, Pep Club 4. 102 , M 2, ., ,ww J CAROL SHRADER The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched, but are felt with the heart. x M' V luv, 5 5 gf rg f if ,, . , 'M ins? gi QA? is f 4 6 3 f g.!ll f,iY W iA.'.l if KIMBERLY ALLEN SIMON g It's better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. PHILIP JEFFREY STEVENS Many times I lied and many times I've listened, Many times I've wondered how much there is to know, Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings, I livefor my dreams and a pocket full of gold. Robert Plant and Jimmy Page DEBRA SUZANNE WHITE You'lI never learn to fly unless you learn to fall, you'll never know the answers til you've heard the call. You can't turn your back, until you face it all, take my word, your leavin too soon. Barry Manilow it ,H ' ' ,, W W v 47 if hh hh h f A h h hhh f, lyy ,, abb yf Lmda Potter Warrgn Barnes k 1: 'N X F. 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Class Officers: Rock Boney, Presiclentg Linda Potter, Secretaryg Brian Daniel, Treasurer Billy X t. W K AX. t s M' fiyilpgg ' Q N e ' -'4- 1 iw gif' i figs ' K N 1 We .. N--- .. ,. .. tis , X, 1' Y K Ks it ii t li 'tx The Seniors reminisce about the old times and the good times after the last football pep rally. Rock Boney is setting the priorities straight, as usual. Jeff Stevens could easily win the Country Music Award' with his guitar playing E 'Ji 106 Kym'Simon and Pat Joyce, often seen 'together, enjoy teeter-tottering during their lunch break This upperclassmen sign added to the beauty of the halls of P,A., sporting the names of the reat Senior Class of '84. ,i R' i 1 1. Mrs, Schutt's English Class .,. business as usual! Warren Barnes, alias Spiderman, attempts to show his versatility with a basketball, Billy Bailey looks shockingly pleased as Brian Daniel makes the smooth move on him. Linda Sue Potter, office assistant, is interrupted by a pleasant surprise. Billy Bailey, Hugh Highsmith, Angela Babb, Chuck Richardson, and Chris Lee look as though they are auditioning for a GQ modeling position. .- The upperclassmen share some good times together during break. Kim Eakins and jimmy Basden share an affectionate hug while waiting to start class. Suzanne johnson, one of the many Hstudious seniors , is found taking care of business during break. 108 .l CS..--f--M STUDENT LIFE K-12. IN THEIR DAILY RCD TI Billy Bailey's Blue Knight has its Own Stephen Koi-negay uses a nook in the reserved space in the student parking lot. library to read his magazine, Tiffany johnson traces Valentines to complete her mobile, one of many art projects enjoyed by Mrs. Clark's First Grade. Kim Eakins steals a moment to snooze during an away trip to Wake Christian Academy. if Y ff, , ww Musclemen john Dewar and Kevin Benton move Mr. Corrington's desk to his new office. Brian Daniel's typical day in U.S. History. Billy Bailey wonders, Why can't I be quiet? Sue White once again returns to her spot. 111 As vocational assistants, jimmy B and Chris Lee gas buses during fifth period. You said what? has sg joy Lynn Owens, Renee Dixon, and Angela Babb enjoy Coach Hobbs' company. Judy Squires, Laura jordan, Virginia Pope, W Z JoAnn Rivenbark, and Theodora Coston goof- fll u . 112 of during recess ,, warm -f . W -.4 Q My ,1 W W, f W K w ,. ,, ,,,., ,, ,, .W em ,. , ,,,. . 7, .lfwsfmz-' --1 ,,,,Wm W, Q--f ,, .NW .. , Wfwiswg .W ,V LA-. H ii., A gum ,,,.. :ig ,M1,.,, ,, J ,W .., .W 'fff m Qf Mafhiiu W i M3 K i I T21 ,-WM M my , ' ' iifilff ,igix ifii -- W iff H ., 14 was sf H f A 5 z s Q Q if A' i ,, X X 'W , .r if f , , Q,,s,.Wf,m ww V , ,MW ww, A -- mmf www,-f .FAQ spwsw-wzwvfiibb Q, may .M . , ,,,,f1-- ,Z f ,Q f wwwi.. al W ,,,,.: --fy ,A - . . Bm ' , . ' ' ffxksfiw It Rhonda Lewis and Doug Geary could easily get a vote for the cutest couple in this pic. juniors jeff Pierce and Wesley Clark enjoy programming a computer in P.A.'s IISWESI COUTS9. l Consumer Class brings together a well- rounded group of Seniors during sixth period. Renee Dixon models her brand new tooth just before the Homecoming pep rally. Sabrina Squires makes a run for construction paper to complete her Valentine mobile. Dexter Sholar's killer car attacks innocent bystanders Amanda Lee, Bryan Hall, and Freddie Sancilio. 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Russ Insurance 205 South Wright Street Burgaw, NC 28425 259-2324 Atlantic Audio 4121 Oleander Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Pender-New Hanover Crain Assoc Corner Drain 8: Dudley Street Burgaw, NC 28425 259-2170 4 BO EY' RADIATOR SER VI LE 'gig . iff P Automotive Heaters 'img Radiators New And Used Rebuilts Complete Cooling System Overhauled Over 35 Years Experience One Of The Largest Stocks Of Complete Radia tors, Heaters And Cores In North Carolina Domestic Foreign Trucks Diesel Heavy Equipment Phone 763-8851 4044 South 16th Street Wilmington, N.C. PAUL'S PLACE Famous Hot Dogs Since 1928 Rocky Point, NC Newest Location: Independence Mall Sl FLOWER ARIANOIN GIFT! The Lakhddng lad. on the lihedy cgrecn Pnornxrrruss - EMILY EHELJ. WOMlN'l 7976 D Al rr .Tlll'l' I WILMINGTON. . . 28 5 .fs A ,-:X 82096 I X Fi: MARIA LEE'S FLORIST Flowers Wired Nationwide PO. Box 1243 Burgow, N.C. 28425 Bsuiness Phone 919-259-4884 And Bolloon Boquets Annie H. Corlton Debbie H. Corhon 919-259-2500 919-259-2685 Braces Are Beautiful 14165311 John E White DDS PA Orthodontist Md'lC . ..g BROWN S MINUTE MARKET o 7 D y AW k Hgh y 117 X552 1221 e ICB enter Dr Wllmm ton, NC 763-5416 pen a s ee F 'I D 1 ' I 1 wa Burgaw, NC HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE PHARMACY 270 3411 SNEADS FERRY PHARMACY HOLLY RIDGE PHARMACY 329 6111 TAYLORS VARIETY STORE 327 6911 327-6911 ADVICE YOIICAIICOIIITDII FRONIIIIBAIII SERVING PENDER COUNTY IN BURGAW AND ATKINSON. MemberFDIC...And Y0urC0mmunity IQ Y F f ' YOUNGTIMERS BOUTIQUE LTD Independence Mall Wiimington NC C 8 Isvbvizg-r5Bgnk8Iros!Cornpgny ,fi ' L1 . . I1 I 1 ggi 1.. .W I iI N1 TOPSAIL REALTY Soles 81 Rentals EMO Topsan Beach, NC 28445 P.K. Leeseberg P.O. Box 83 Topsoil Beoch, NC omceqoiop 328-2304 Homef949j 328-0300 i I I I PEPSI-COLA ' I I I Taste The Pride Of The Carolinas Pepsi Cola Bottling Corporation Of Wilmington I I WILMINGTCDN CQCA COLA I BCITTLING WORKS INC. I Q24 Princess Sf. Wilmington, NC Congratulations Seniors! 1984 I'll Miss You 'Cause I Love You! Mama Margie fRemember Me At Reunionsl Telephone 285-2892 Telephone 2917739 114 East Main Street 117 S. Front Sfreef WalIaCe,N.C.28466 WaI'SaW,N.C.2B398 Harold B. Evans Russell Il. Evan Ah o o Qi' There are no limits to sports and their success in our state. The dSCllL'1iU0l1 to uality pert'on'nanCe has made theqfar Heel States basketball teams more than mn- ners. It has made them champions. Its the same dedication that makes us more than a bank. Its Mn-Than A Bank. Its.-Rn Alllfllf Compliments Of: 285-2484 KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE The Store For All The Family Wallace, North Carolina 28466 Eugene Blake. Sl. 3954000 251 So. Kerr Ave 763 93113 C Fear Shop Cent. 7544285 lVl.lmSt Sllallotte 'pf The Mem F lk 3 . , o s 49 I We Appreciate Your . Business .1 N ,. Highway 117 North 'lid' Wallace, NC NORTI-EAST SPORTNG GOODS Firearms Ammo Scopes Reloarimg Suppies Shad Nets Spot Nets Highway 17 Rt. 2 Box Phone 675-2296 John A. Casha Jr. Compliments Of NORRIS RESTAURANT Hwy 117 North Wallace NC 28466 Since 1950 . 140 Rocky Pohl. NC N WGRSLEY UIL CCDMPANY OE BURGAW Telepho ez 259 2568 I..P. C s Fo F Co pl te L'ne n a r arm m e 1 Home - Industry Tires 8: Tubes mi- gpg CAROLINA FURNITURE RlN uNG DESIGN CO' 5924 Market Street College Square Shopping Center . . 336 South College Road Wilmington' NC 28405 Wilmington, NC 28403 Q919y 392-2676 392 3050 EASTERN PERSONNEL INC. QEA PATH REALTY 799-7700 BOX 123 f Topsail Beach, NC f I Kelly Services, The Kelly-Girl People i 799-8250 Lg fi 323-0178 O Phil Stevens Broker 1201 Floral Pkwy., Wilmington, NC I I Q fxyraex w BEACH SHOP roP9Au,BeAcu, N I f. I ll K: ian? E JEHMH 'ikffynt I Nm ' 3 f .i' T NC. - 1 , ,1 Congratulations Seniors! 1984 Swimwear And Sportswear For The Family By Iantzen, Sundelc, Bobbie Brooks, Koret, Elizabeth Stewart, Roxanne, Christian Dior, And More! Complete Fountain Service And Sandwich Grill Old Fashioned Ice Cream Sodas! Toys - Magazines - Gifts - Film - Everything You Need For The Beach! 701 S. Anderson Boulevard The Heart Of Topsail Beach Real Estate Sales 8: Rentals Phyllis Whisnant, Real Estate Broker Phone: 919-328-6501 I RHDIO IE! EVISIOV Blrdvlew THE l CHOICE IN HOME SATELLITE TV DEALER IMPRINT VDLI ETTH PC I-IEDQUIST RADIO-TV 4015 Oleander Drive Wilmington NC 28401 Phone: 799-2270 + HE DQU 1S'Iq - HEDGECOCK BUILDERS SUPPLY OF TOPSAIL BEACH 1010 South Anderson Boulevard Topsail Beach NC 28445 1919, 328 0544 Greensboro High Point Lexington Walnut Cove I Lg Other Locations: Asheboro I l Q A 'L 'S . . 5' I - 1 TI-IE GIFT BASKET Distinctive Gifts We Ship UPS Daily Open 'Til Christmas Downtown Topsail Beach, NC Phone: 328-7111 5 57,25 o FO. All KINUS of EISNING I,-Y .TNI Topsail Sound Fishing Pier PHONE 328-3641 P, O Box 31 TQPSAIL BEACH. N. C, 29445 Full Line Of BaitfTacklefCoolersf GroceriesfBeerfWinefBeachwear Arcade With Video Games Congratulations Seniors! The Best Of Luck In The Future! HUMPHREYS HOG FARM Rt. 2 Box 298 Burgaw, NC 28425 259-2168 ,.,4. , 2 Y .,, ,.,A. Q A ,J M nw? if .4 writ 'N fn, mfs? W F , ,V if il 1 'V .L,,j ww rjff ' I W 5 5. ' ' 3 ' 2' ' f J' - ' -4 fw' f ,1,z1,' if F aff, IL ., -' Q , 1 1' ' . A ' Q f , V ff 'z it Q' ' film? 511 ,ar , 5- f ,, - ff, ' rrfp, 4 z 'WV -f ffyw flw - if 'W 'X Q57 M525 ?fili.df?' ' 1, 7' fn, -V, -3. .f1', , f J W' 711,-f-' ii , 4 f A 5 W TQ , XL' 1 .L far: f :M . H ' ' 1 ' 2 ' i r. fa ,3 , 1 ' , J , .. , 7' K2 . , 'aw Q Ywxme Ng, 12 f Ji f y 4 f jd, , M f I ,,,-Y 1 ' 1 . .nf as Pick Up The Tempo Of Your Life . . . ' ,f,-T ' THE SPORT SHOP Hunting And Fishing Supplies 1919, 259-4784 off-111 j Nl 901 At Burgaw, NC 28425 Highway 117 Bypass Phone 259-2371 Burgaw, NC 28425 Wilmington 762-3235 MI: 4 2 I , ll . X i xi 'i WILKES WHITE TRACTOR CO INC Sales Service Repairs 117 By Pass South Phone P O Box 416 259 2156 Burgaw NC . , . Authorized Massey-Ferguson Dealer f ,Q HARDISON ANIMAL HOSPITAL 4605 Wrightsville Ave. ' Wilmington, NC 28403 799-5587 V+-4 Q F gg E me '3- mz ' ,, 24 o-I 2 , ,,,, 0 ,,, 1 '55 5 'VH' 5-. Om 1 8230553 fm 7 E :sw H -- 3 Qmgabug ...ml E :r - - 1 5121113 s 'gp E9 2 Q.fjmU5:-rp Q ' 0 Q ,.,., D f-v-,.,.Q W EEHQZTETE -if N vfll ' 1 F502 EQ : X 5 I I-1 3, E I. - - u 5' Q 2 5 1-xt ' my C- V7 CTD 'Q . H I Z O '0l1 zllllfl ,I E. fb 1 Fl o '1 '-l 3' U3 FD il? me Q fiixe 7 aeie V .'3g3h'O x, U1 Xm 'X gf, vi Nl! HHDZW 5 up Hmm 5 OIKCF fe' mas Z fff9532: 583.7 617 :MY 21? I M l Congratulations Rhonda IOITI CIIOUII :M FARM BUREAU Insurance PO. BOX O75 Burgow, NC 28425 Phonet 259-5725 763-2733 S. Eugene Jordan - Agency Manager - Linwood Meadows - Agent - loe B. Newkirk - Agent - lodi, You Are The Apple Of Our Eyes. Always And Forever, We Love You. Granny, CaGa, Mama, and Uncle Bruce As editor of the 1983 84 PHIZZOC I must say it has been h this great The taff has worked very hard at putting toget er year S annual We appretiate all the time and effort of everyone O h h lf of the annual staff I would like to thank the involved n e a following people Bill Sullivan and Mrs Margie Pierce for con k th time to write copy and captions for us and Mrs Rose Ceddie or d d l in ictures We are grateful to our adver taking an eve op g p tieers and patrons for their financial contributions which help ll tronize make the annual poseible and we hope that you wi pa these busineeses lodi Crowell Editor . 2- J ' ' A tributing to our picture fileg the coaching staff for ta ing e '