Raleigh Egypt High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1978 volume:

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I, 1 F I I Y W 1 Y rr u x X nf 1 g . v X W V ,, 7 2 1 I. xl I . V f , , w A, B y ,- ff xy, 1 , .,. I , K , ,V I, . ' ' X 'sf ' 1 1 A ,L mf . fx , f - V I I x I -4. .1 . M I 1 . V x ,wlx f? 1 A w Aff, J' I, M N 'kv' I f K ? f .f jujf My K A 1 il, E ,l if I D K ? fly, 5 Mr 4 1 qw , ,A 3 pf W Km ' 7 fu f ff ff V V! 3 1 lk L N 57 I If xx a Ira! QA il Nj A 1 M3 NA! X iJ,'.1 Z ,lj V W lu ,fUL f1f ' J s J lj: I' 1 H!-.f K 2' P D Wx r 1 x RALHGH-EGYPT HIGH swewv coumv scs-:QoL ,. J '--Kf?f?4i:.ti:fg?5f'L 'T , mi ,- V ' . ' J ' ' ' - -vv5'Q ' I .aw , J Il .,,g--wwf-EMM W W M W ,M M , 'W - , V -- 'M W Wg MMWKQM.-pWMw9m'Ja mV H 5 gm,mjW,e M059-WW-'mhpx TO THE SENIORS: Rewards of life are earned by the extra effort we put into our endeavors. ln most instances. it's the extra effort, or the lack of it. that determines whether we just get by or we get ahead. If you look at all successful people. you find that they have one common bond. they are willing to give that extra effort. They are not satis- fied with merely doing what is required. ln order to see if you are will- ing to give that extra effort. you should ask yourself the following questions: Do you take personal interest in everything you do? Do you try to increase your knowl- edge and develop a capacity to assume greater responsibilities? Do you look for ways of doing a job better? Do you make a point of being pleasant and agreeable with people? Do you continu- ously improve yourself mentally. morally, and spiritually? Do you waste time, rush to complete a job. and quit as soon as you have done what is required? No one can compel you to exert any extra effort. This is a decision you must make for your- self. B. E. Hunter Ill Principal BOSS N 1 N V .lm T -,, - 'n ' by - '- eu- - 3-L ' 'P,,,N In ' u L, ,if ia.- '3 N 'Y - V1 4-4v1.- ,N Qsiqfqw. 4 A f 4 7746? L ,, ,ya- ' ' ' N-4. A ' ,-Q Mr. Hunter sets the example for all R. E. students and faculty during the colder winter months when electricity is sparse. A warm fire is always refreshing and keeps that heating hill down. says Mr. Hlll1IL'I'. He also tries to keep the city school heating hill down during and after school hours. The old-fashioned way is the best as Mr. Hunlor proves to us on a typical school morning. lsn't he the picture of health? f T P 3 I BLI - c w I W I i w r 1 I1 Vu l 1 ' 1 'M ' W ? M , ' f K. J 4 142 V 4 - H W WW , , , 6 ,. ' 'w 1 T . Inst a A h -I ' In The 'F' ., :gf-4' - 3 . ,, I, 1,1 , 0 o , ffl- 1 FA QI. iq ! .. . ' 1 Beglnnln , ff . 5, A 5 . V , 2. , l ,K 911193, , ' ai 1 w- ' I ' Aa 4' V N ' gm., , L' I! 5 . xl mule' 'Q - ,-:- r Q' - ., V' '- K X ' N E C ' N. ' ' H 'fa .. wx ' 1 phat g w,if, 'r'- fi , ,..-gm. sid, 1 T. i ! w: T,. ll YJ . i , 2 13 .Q , l 7 I JN' 1' ,,- H QM' W ,ff ' I h W 5 , , ,Y Q '1 Q 5, Q Q2 31 i N r 'v w 1 DF CONTENTS ,, 1, e .mr 1 e hi 5 FA i - K x f ' sf LIFE C eWe Were gclomngy As Scattered V , f I' - I AF' - P . ,. I i ffl-..'g. . Pieces Of A Puzzle. ENERGY The most prevalent topic today in the world, Arnerica, Tennessee, Memphis, and Raleigh-Egypt is Energy and the lack of it. Our books purpose is not to explain the Energy Crisis throughout the world, A nfzerica, Tennessee, or Memphis, but to focus on Raleigh-Egypt and our specific gaps. As our year began we realized we wouldn,t be able to cruise through McDonalds quite as rnuch as we used to for the lack of gas and the .l increase of its price. Our coats stayed on our bodies throughout the day much longer than they cmved in nur ,i.Y IRISIS: EVERYWHERE lockers, from the lack of heat. Although we were missing heat ana' gas at the beginning of the school year, the 1 I post essential energy we were missing was people energy. As time I ' 1 rent by we were able to recharge ourselves ana' provide our own ae! by making new friends ana' becoming closer. The following students represent R. E. as Presidents of extracurricular clubs and organizations. These students help boost our moraln and give our school support. lst row: Black History Club President- Seeju Merrirl Student Council President- Pepper Dill SSS President and Cheerleader Captain - Pam Johnson 2nd row: Thespian President- Gary Christopher AFJ ROTC Commander - Tim Wilt R GTI IDFNT llFF E ERGY 3' T 75-FQff?'? i'f ' A I 1? 7-: , 'jg E. ,vn.,5j,f 3 'l , - r - H 1 Ai. fl 1.1,-in ,L-sw - 4 ei 'sf .w- f ' 517 1' l ' ' , it 'lgxij et ,S . Y I pi 'ark T T 4 ' - if l F A fx ' Y Q 1 ig . ' lfu ' , W . L x.. ii l - V ' - ll .vyq , Tj.- -- Q Q T T , I - axkixkr H . I. 'f'1g'fgI3fY!-W5 , , ,r if isa: '- -Q ,?l C4 l-' I. Af ,nfif ' '-fr 2 ,rt LE DERSHIP rf' J-.2 'TNQ I! ' 4 will -9 f ' -4 '19 l i .XM .,..-,A-,.l. K., .X , ,4.,-if QF? .P i 533.1 P 3535 al 1--we is f- P 1 'A ' -' ' 'FV' ' NVE: -:F ,., C gli I Y 'Nj I f:-fill: , - ey 'A . fx V Il 5 'M 5. 1, 2. if-'l VLTV' V Q7 ' fill . :. ' '. - 'fy A .N V . '11 , 'f ' J ful - 'irfu 1 N, is M 'j 5 ga ,afar g '-.iv i V, '-r' CLI- '. fd.- if --r 1 ,,uM-i- T E, Q? -' ' V 31- l E K, K ' W -me A f' ffl 312. rf. -i-,s- , vi '- - 'e iff. 1:3455 ,K ., V Lp ,,7gf3j .fsifgn :f . ' wflff .iJFliE'4- - A - fi . 311193 l3rQ,,'f:'1r-Zglkike .75 I 3 vw - -Q tifeg- ,J rl-'.ifi4,6'Q55Lf:B3:z.'p. e'- 51- K- -iff? :fel lst row: Key Club President - John Blliltlflf Senior Class President Suqv Gran' Sponsor - Mm. Gaddie 2nd row: FHA President - Belrv Hulelr Pep Club President - Shirlqv Mahler Drill Team Captain - Suzanne Holland QTI IDFNT I IFF C Energy Starts At Sunrise For Most Of Us. I I .1115 - ' if-Q' , t ia if , .1439 , . ' . J ifggar: ' ,f '. '- ll., . .Ig .-ttf' tl et.. , - -t 44' ij-si -5 1 ' ' ffzu.. ' . -' ' ' J 4 .4! A, -', 1 ' 2 ' I fu. . WJ' A normal day at R. E. usually begins around 6:00 a.m. Oh no. school doesn't start at 6:00 hut getting ready does. Evidently Eddie' Aflf'D1m'cll hasn't heard his alarm go off 'X yet. or has he? Looks like Ann' lxfvlciv one step ahead of him. Kim lx'ac'lzw211'vrjll'1' is already at school hut by the expression on his face. he wants to he where Eddie is. IFXIMT I IFF A . 7 ell . . . At Least For ome Of Us! 1. ,J .4- v, . :in , s 0' ' t .WAY 5-tn-D For those of us who miss the second warning that we must get out of hed: the consequences can he tedious und time consuming. lt ztppeurs thut Becky .llnsbr will he asking her purents for at ride to school this morning. Brjran I4 'ard is going through the Attendance Office to pick up his turdy slip und ztdmit to clziss. N MT! ' v V . g . CTI IFXFNT I IFF I 1 Spirit At Games And Pep Rallies I Ciztme dztys and nights are an exciting time for i Phztrzioh students. The morning consists of an ztction-packed pep rally organized by the ,ni -.Y cheerlutders. The Pep Rwllies include skits. V- ' .e clwss competition. clrmts. 'md cheers. Everyone if ' -t - 3' Iris 'i wood time 'md prefer cheering to cluss. ,tg G , . ., f 1 453 iw R f' , -' .. , it -.jf ' r hi - as JDENT LIFE ihow Pharaoh Energy. IM ii V,-A 'r .1 I Q .We if V. The arrival of the game finds students bustling about preparing for 11 victory signifying WPHARAOH ENERGY. YI! .Q , ie i '-,M Y ,mv is 95: iw A Huggy? fix? W if ,,-. , ., . '53 ' ffm ' :T E' mfr , K P' -if iii: ' . R if Zifififli 2 Q' '. ,f .rr-'!' W.!5 an STUDENT LIFE I3 tudents Rack Their Brains For Knowled The lilztnd triplets fl.i.m. Ellen. f111fl7?1n1nn'1L1re making plains lor the future while browsing through college inzinuztls. Greg Rz1.x'.s'eIlAjust couldn't make it through that enlightening lecture thix morning. Rubin Clurlt ix going to know heiglessons well. As usual. Mr. Gil! has the illltflllllill of gill his Senior Economics claim. ll looks tix though the5 tire till full of questions. Powei 'Y fat ma ki 1 Students Recharge Themselves With Food. Bari Turner adds life to her day while drinking tx coke. Some lst lunch block students are doing anything they possibly can while impatiently waiting in line for some food. Ckujv C'hri.s'mpl1cr thinks all that food is gonna make her grow. Little docs SH li know. Gena Bland says, Milk is a natural. fi STUDENT LIFE WX. im Ready, set. go. and he's off. Jnlm Sadler is one of the many prize runners on our track team. Warming up with a lay up, Geddes' Sell prepares for a win over Craigmont. Wrestlers, Gmjv N ff'h0LS'0I1 and Dwzrvne Green, have it pretty good because they can practice on each other. WAIT! !! We want you both to he ahle to compete notjust one of you. r, ,Q - uscular Energy Of Athletes ,eww if 'mt E V' W 4 in. M My if V f .1 --it-, mum J mmm umm im' . ' ii' , -, V- iimm , 'ff MW ii i 'i1iiisiXiE73'sTif' ii . B' . gg. 5 :X uf-'W .E Whw +kW Produces A Winning Team rrp , ..: v ,gg -25 N uimber 20. Sieve Barnes brings REHS one touchdown closer to our usual victory over Bartlett. Corizine makes an excellent pitcher as he warms up before the game. Debbie C isnerus, one of our many outstanding woman athletes, prepares to serve at a Saturday morning volleyball match. t . 2. .X . l V A STUDENT LIFE I7 Clubs Require Extracurricular Energy F0 fe! P..- W' 'I . ' . R i . . . , . 1 ' Clubs ure un important part of R. E. ee the energetic pastime. M6111 I-kzzzgliri. u member ofthe Ecology Club. plants at tree during ecology week to help beautify our school. Drumu Club members ure practicing und planning for their fumous spring pluy. uclcling pleasure und enjoyment to u few school days out ol' the yeur. Slzurnn .ll'fll.Yl-K' is in uction lor SAE. Helping in Egypt Central lileinentziry is u lurge portion of her club duties. 2 CTI IFXFNT I IFF rf 535.5 ff' G ' T J -'Z f ' . . ,ft ,l - +2 i 'fa .r ul i -e . , .4 if , ei 1 x ,rf jigrff-'i 5 ,M 50,5531 , Ar 1 'vi ,in . 'if 'Q A'. V gt- In H Ain., ' ,MESH ..L.4,0-v r A S , .5 1 aervlce, Money Ralsing, and Social Participation l'l - IBKAROBUI Some of us remember those scrumpdillyicious candy bars SAE and a few other clubs sold during the year. Cinafv Birmingham sells the candy bar which put SAE over the S200 mark. Pam Johnson takes up dues in front of the canteen for SSS. the largest girls club on campus. Do you know how many popcorn kernels Mu Alpha Theta has in thejug? lxiilx l A M .. STUDENT LIFE 19 Vocational education is a large part of R. E. The vocational students now even have their own new building. Jimlm Tqvlnr makes use ofthe mechanical facilities while doing open-heart surgery' on an engine while Barbie' Lcindeckvr observes uttentively. Mr. fll1lff.'l'SOI1 teaches his students in the field of electronics. Even if they don't understand the chart. it's colorful. The cosmetology students are participating in a group study. Rlznnzlu Pcrzji' and Teresa .'4lH7l'f12f1l seem to differ on the technique of cutting the woman's hair. C'Ulll'lI Sllhfdll 'A' shop students are preparing to make something. They-just haven't decided what yet. Dwinzls' ,lff'fXiL'L'. an advanced shop student. has moved on to an individual project and appears to know his business well. 1 2 e ,1 . l ,V - STUDFNT I IFF 'J Cheerleaders Exercise Spirit Ener . Filling our school with spirit. pep and enthusiasm arc the R. Ii. varsity cheerleaders. This year at the Mid-South Fair in competition with 60 other schools. our cheerleaders received a superior rihhon. The disco dance was onc of the best parts of their routines this year. To raise money the cheerleaders sold spirit ribbons. as Cimlv Piper exhibits with Rlmmlu Perrjr. As anyone can sec pyramids are what make our cheerleaders well-known. Smnum' cheers her lettttt on. lncnrrl cl: tlhu . . ' it ' it 1-l t I as, 1,7 ft ,,.'- 1 . .I I Q Q .1 .. A i ' 37. l 5 f h!! ,, I bl , Q l I . t ' lv I 1 w - Ez: uf, - 5, -. - senlors ACtlV3t6 AHth0Plt3tlV6 Energy. The senior year of at student's school days tend to be the most important or most cherished one. The beginning is always the most fun because the freshmen don't know where their classes are and the seniors are able to make un idiot of themselves in Mrs. Gaddieis class as Kllllllfl Ward does in Z1 play taken from Beowulf S-E-N-I-O-R-S! Seniors make the very best PH ARAOHS' Q-Q. I , 1. , 'iff lt l 1 S . L V Y I :K f. 'v -. STUDENT LIFE 23 'v 'I 1 1 . . :xiii , l . fi I I. Lynn Rzzsscll Iwirls her fire hulons as the marching hand plz1ysun.The marching hand plays perfectly us Pam' Parker. the drum nmjorelre. lends them in L1 song during halftime entertainment. ll looks like Pam' Parker has the hand members playing follow-Ihe-leader. 24 STUDENT LIFE - P- I Band Produce wr -s,. l U U c , ui Hg 1 I X .QS . Q F 'L' ff ' jf .. ,il it ,F-. I I y, I C. 4' .L n if lil ' X Energy At Games .N- , gp. '. Fas N. '. . rx, l W., , V K are ,. .ix -I ' , ll 'Q 1 . 4 1 JEL The band plays a large part at the games beside halftime activities. Leading the band through GO PHARAOHS GO is Tmiv Culler, our male hand major. Focusing on Patti full front view we see she's proceeding to lead the hand across the field. Billy VUICCIII under the direction ofPu11y makes music on his saxophone. A P. 1 i , H CTI IDENT I I Band, Drill Team, And F lag Corps Add 'T Q The Drill Team fills our field with dance routines. accompanied by the hand. They present routines using different props such as hats or colored discs. The Flag Corps is another halftime decoration. They IDFNT I IFF I l'f' fi T. lg. 'Q If -4 S! I it ,i display marching as their flags add color and precision movements. 4, .tg r i - 1 l Iighlights To Halftime Activities ,J-Qtr .fi 7' A 'a' I .llnniw Smith is about to lose her flag to the wind. ROTC draws attention with their skilled rifle drills. The Drill Team practice hard for perfection in their routines at games and Pep Rallies. Goat Hill isjust about the only place with enough room to practice they say. fp, T sg earl- 'j Q? . .q I. F o 'FI I A T 11..- V' . . so T gd ,i -Q1 . m 1 i I I e i , it M! ,Maw +G., Q--wi'-ig A vi: N mf' 4 QTI IFSFNT I IFS TIIDFNT IIFF E ERGX AJ. ,, ' . 7 .P I IS EVERYWHERE -JY W V. ' , 1 1 lpmgl ' ' ' w rn ' L 1, Hmmm .li X, 1 OUNW 1 EEEEEA f I m 1. . ff , 'Q ., L I - . M . Ei El - v . f I E .if 1. C 'Yaf' 341 KF, -mi? vis - 1. A, 'J xwa ,X , 'Pu X -' -' -71, ,,. .. ,A-,A ,J-, STIIDFNT l IFF Yeah!!! The bell we have been waiting for hats rung. Tvltiny students rush Otll the door Lifter at tiring day and loss ol energy. while others tackle their locker for needed books. Still niuny like Currie Pollalvk. C illtlffflllt' Duvizlswi, Cinaft' Bradlicld. ttnd Cimli' Kirk choose to sit on the front steps. It Takes N0 Special Sourci lu v ' YN' 1 , ',f6 wtyef 1 t t 'Mk t pgs... BS 5,4 8,0 'lit ill, r . : ' WP' Jf Energy To Make It To Our Homes 'M I 'w-xwl' 4 ll I 1. lilmq -li . R, ' 9 ig. if A l The only thing on Mark Kelelais' mind is going I i home! Cfllfiv Paschal! looks like she's happy to be going l l , , f home. but Mapv Rqvnolciv ' ' i ' f A fog doesn't look like she's too sure. We're homeward bound and homework bound. 5 n ! STUDENT LIFE SENIOR CLASS UF F ICERE 1 1 i I r i n i 1 4 w i 3 I Mrs. Gaddie - Sponsor. 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Besides the traditional bake sales and car washes, the ranking class participated in a sweater sale, a pot and plant sale, Pink Queen Pageant, Almost Anything Goes, and a Gong Show. The money from those projects and the massive dues drive was in preparation for the two sublime events of a high school career: graduation and the prom. The prom was held at Holly Hills Country Club. Suzy Gray and the other officers accomplished a fine job, the finest ever, in leading the CLASS OF '78 through their greatest year at RALEIGH-EGYPT. -FACES: SENIORS 55 Superior Scholars Y , J A Business I Marche!! Malin I English lk j Trish Phelan 1 YT s 1 . ' . Palgf -Ju-v 56 FACES: SENIORS 4. .-r Socxal Norman Jacobson Nm A A nder son l Y ,f-74 'fb i a E 3 5 1 Not Pictured - Music Chris Johnson FACES: SENIORS 57 Superlatives gi if 1' E4QQs ,.sswopzs, .-uw , ,. R 'rg Q..- 9 Lg, A .nf L' . 4. 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Head Sacker Student Council 2, 3, 4g Pep 3, 3 Breakfast l, 2, 3, 4, VP of ransportation 3, 43 Track 2, 3 I, Robert Adcock, leave my arking place which I paid 37.00 nd got ripped. to Regina dcock HERESA ALBRIGHT UDLEY DON ALEXANDER To be a farmer and make lots f. money Transfer from Middletown. RI Leave Dr. Marking to Robert ingsbury'-' ARL WESLEY ANDERSON - Police Officer DECA 3, 43 VICA 3 1 'AREN ANN ANDERSON. . ELLY YVONNE NDERSON 5 To go to :Northwestern Jr. Col- ge and become a secretary Ecology l, 43 Treas. 4 . ELVIN ALEX ANDERSON el5 Business Executive Student Council I, 2, 3g Arch- ry 43 Lab Asst. li Library Asst. 2 ILMA LaVERNE N DREWS lAMALA LYNN ARATA 3- Interior Decorating Y-Teens lg Student Council 2. , 4: Pep 43 Drama 4: Guidance xsst. 3, 4 To have a successful business fe and to find happiness for- ver RADLEY DORAN ARCHER rad5 - To be a Minister FCA lg Band 2, 3, 4 IVF 3, Pres. 453 Spanish 3g ROTC l, 2, 3, 4 flst Sgt. 3, Senior Advisor 453 Principal's Trophy 3: Band Pres. Trophy 4: Football 13 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 I leave my tuba, Bertha, to the dummy who will play it LISA DAWN ARMSTRONG Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec'y-Treas. 33 Chorus 2: Math 3, 4: NHS 3, 4i Science 4g All West TN Band 2, 3, 4: All State Band 3g Outstand- ing Sr. DONALD RUSSELL ARNOLD fBubba5 - Psychiatrist Give my Debby Boone and Barry Manilow tapes to Mike Horton B STEVE 'WINDSOR BARNES - Lawyer Key 2, 3, 4 fSgt. at Arms 45: Spanish 2, 33 FCA 3 VP 3: Foot- ball 2, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 4: Track 43 Transfer from CBHS. I leave my Spanish bookto Mrs. Jeffers, hoping shefll, learn some- thing. ' BLAKE DOUGLASTBIARTON -Dentistry 3 . - Student Council l. 3: Breakfast 3, -4 Cfreas. 453 Who'si Who,-Best Dressed MICHAEL W. BARTON' CM'ike5 I Student Council l, 2, 33 Drama 2, 4 QVP 453 Pep 2, 3: Science 2: 'Thespians 3, 4 QReporter 453 'Scroll 4: Lab Asst. l': Library 2, 3 CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL BATEMAN fChris5 -Aviation French 13 Aerospace 2, 3: Sci- ence 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Math 43 Boys' State 3: Sphinx Business Manager 3 I leave my car to Karen Pickel. good luck ALISON MARIE BEERS REVA ELAINE BELYEU - To become a successful doctor Y-Teens 1: Student Council l, 3. 4: Drama 2: SSS 2. 3: Pep 2: Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4 QSec'y 3, Pres. 453 NHS 3, 43 Math 3, 43 Class Sec'y 43 Outstanding Sr.: Delegate to Nat'l Annual JA Conference: Scroll 2, 3, 4 Editor- in-Chief 43 JA 2, 3, 43 Sphinx Queen Contestant 4 GARY LEE BENFIELD - To manage my own business and become a Millionaire DECA 3, 4 IVP 453 Junior Lion of the Month 43 Baseball l: Homecoming Escort 43 Attend- ance Asst. 4 JERRY LYNN BENFIELD -To be successful and wealthy DECA 3. 4 fPres. 453 Junior Lion of the Month 4: Baseball l: Homecoming Escort 43 Attend- ance Asst. 4 JUDY ANN BENTON DONNA MARIA BIRD - To become a Social Worker and be able to teach and bring happiness to those less fortunate than I. Pep l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council I, 2, 3. 43 Ecology I, 2. 3: Drama 44: Thespians 43 HR Rep. 2, 3: 'HR Coordinator 43 Pharaoh Per- sonality'2: Who's Who Wittiest 43, Basketball 3: Mascot 2, 3, 4: Teachers Aid 1, 2, 3. 4: Guidance Asst. Il.: Library Asst. 33 Coaches Aid,4 3 I bequeath to any underclass- man my ability to be in the halls more than I was ever in class? PAUL CLIFTON BIRDSONG -Steamfitter Y-Teens Honorary Member I: Student Council 1, 2. 3, 43 SSS Honorary Member 2, 3, 4: French 2: Pep 33 Track I: Basket- ball l: Baseball 1, 2, 3 Make it or break it CYNTHIA ANN BIRMINGHAM fCindy5 - Airline Stewardess SAE 3, 4 fReporter 453 Pep 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4: TOEC 4: Who's' Who Best Dressed: REPettes 23 Sphinx Queen Con- testant Attendance Asst. 4 CHRISTOPHER FRANKLIN BLACK - To teach and preach the word of God 4 ' 1 Vi 2, 4g Office Asst. 2g Guiid'an'clS Asst. 3g Sphinx 3, 4g ,CEreshma. Ed. 33 Faculty Ed. 435. Sphinx Queen Ticket Chm., '35, Sphinx Queen Contestant 4 The whole theory of theilmiverse is directed unerringly to one sin- gle ingisljdual - namely you - Walt itman DAVID EARL BURNS - Become Electronics esign- Engi eer it VI A3,4g lansfer fro Mill- ingto lCentral y So A-of the ,ildest m ories Eimagi lable ,IF P 1 Management l 21143 wiR Els COl1l'lC1l l 4 2 Tennis I , Zi 4 Football 1 Wrestling YAC2 3 . g,,qh ,, 3 4 1 2 Attendance Asst 4 -d' t3- 3, FVCK' iii I hereby bequeath my great 'tar 'iligflvielgtfon' Delegate 3g dmess record to oncoming fresh 20. Mu Alpha Theta3 4: NHS 4 men 4. fPrEf'4llg Chess, Clu, Champion 3, T'E'am-1415 Archery eri a-n hemical Siocie CA LEE BRADSHAW xgffifo Tenjpgrgs 4? 4 'Am 'E C 7' 2, Physiosf f 3, iigjifchem a Nat'l M'eri,t.SemiJF'i41Q 3, C ain leave De ora Millerr, yn W. Itra Trezevan I leave t rub CAMP- ANN CAMP day with Steve ouncil 1 41 ,, inx 3, 16,45 HR Rep SSS 2, j Fu ness ant . 3: Sr. Class Treas. 4: Quill and croll 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: Who's Who ost Altruistic: Sphinx Queen rograms 3, AAG 'To the next Treasurer I leave the oks - good luck! ANDA KAY CARROLL Cosmetology Spanish 4: Cosmetology 4: Transfer from Rota. Spain 'I Wanda Carroll, hereby leave im Gibb my Spanish knowl- dgev ICHARD DANIEL CASEY Dannyl FCA 2, 3, 4: Mech. Drawing 2: Pep 3, 4: ROTC I: Football 2: 3. 'I leave my position on the bench o my brother, Darrell Casey LEON CAUDILL .I R. Mech. Drawing 2, 3, 4: FCA 2. . 4: Baseball M r. l: Football Mgr. 2. 3: Wresting Mgr 2, 33' restling B Team 4 DENISE CHEEK Student Council I. 2, 3, 4: SSS I. 2, 3: ISSS Reporter 25: Pep I, 2. g Keyette 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: TOEC 3 CSecy 35: Attendance Asst. 2: Homecoming Court 3: Winter Sports Court 3 IWILLIAM HUBERT 'CHITWOOD VICA 4: Transfer from North- side CARY FRANCES CHRISTOPHER - To be on the Johnny Carson show Art l, 2: Drama 2, 4: Thespi- ans 3, 4 CPres. 41: Student Council 3, 4 fComm. of St. Council Act 43: HR Rep. 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Pep 3, 4: SSS 4: Scroll 4 fPres. 41: Pharaoh Personality 3: Student lCoun'ciI Student of the Month 3: Whois Who 3, 4: Outstanding Sr.: :Attendance Asst. 3: Sphinx Queen Contestant4 . DEBRA SUE CISNEROS - Special Education Teacher Student Council IF 2, 3, 4: SSS l, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet Head 3: Span- ish 2: TOEC 3: Corresponding Sec'y 3: OEA 4 CParliamentarian 45: Volleyball l. 3. 4: Basketball 3: Local and State Parliamentary I Procedure Contest 3 I do hereby bequeath to Cindy Kuehn all the unnecessary gram- mar in Mrs. Tucker's class. ROBIN GAYLE CLARK SAE 2, 3, 4: SSS 3: Spanish 3, 4: Elem Teacher Asst. 2, 3, 4 VICKI LYNN CLIMER - To be a success in the business world Spanish 3: NHS 3. 4: OEA 4: Who's Who 3: Attendance Office Asst. 4 GIGI COLE JEFFREY LYNN COLE Baseball I, 3, 4 MARK ROGERS COLEMAN tRogerJ - Architectural Technologist German I, 2: Ecology 2, 3, 4: fPres. 35: Mech. Drawing 4 JANE GERALDINE COLEY PAMELA GENENE COLLIER MICHAEL ALAN COOTS fMikeJ - Aeronautical Engineer Spanish I, 2: Key 2, 3, 4: Sci- ence 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Math 3, 4: Football 3: Transfer from Orange Park High School Hope to lead a happy and excit- ing Ilfen' SHERRY LYNN COX :EMILY KAY CRADDOCK -Writer French I: Student Council I, 2. 3, 4: President's l:'SSS 2: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Scroll: 3. 4: Pep 3: Drama 4: Thespians 4: Attend- ance Asst. 3 ROBERT FRANCES CRAIG 030119 . . - To be an electronics engineer Key I, 2: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: ROTC I, 2, 3, Squadron Commander 3: Chess I: Science I, 2, 3. 4: Aerospace 3.4: Math 4: Asst. to AEI: Cotton Carnival Royal Honor Guard: Indoor Track 2: Industrial Arts Fair I KAREN LEIGH CROSSETT - To be the best interior designer in New York City Pep 3: Art 3, 4: Transfer from Briarcrest I bequeath my old dried up paint brushes to 'Hutch' ROBERT RUSSELL CROSSNO,.lR fBobbyj - Architect or Forest Engineer Aerospace I, 2. 3: ROTC I, 2. 3: Student Council 2: Industrial Arts 2, 4: Tennis l: Wrestling 2: Industrial Arts Fair 2: Mech. Drawing Asst. 3 I Robert R. Crossno Jr., do bequeath all of my old burned out electronics components to Mr. Anderson ANNINA JOYCE CROW CNinal - To be a happily married pro- fessional model SSS I. 2, 4, Cabinet Head 2: Pep I, 2: Fashion Coordinator for SSS Fashion Show I A smile to bring sunshine on a dark and dreary day KATHIE S. CROWE DONNA RENE CRUME - Computer Operator Military Ball Queen 2: ROTC Drill Team 1, 2, 4: REPettes 4 FRED THOMAS CUNNINGHAM TED MESAME CURTIS - To be very successful and happy FCA 2, 3: German 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I: Baseball I, 2 I bequeath my everlasting love to Cindy Piper ANTHONY BRUCE CULTER CTonyQ ' - United States Air Force Acad- emy Aeronautical Engineer AFJROTC I, 2, 3, 4 fDeputy Commander 3, Senior Advisor 45: AFJROTC Drill Team I, 2. 3, 4: Marching Band l, 2. 3, 4: Drum Major 4: Band I, 2. 3. 4 QVP 41: Aerospace 1.2, 3.4: Spanish I, 2: Student Council I: Science 3. 4: Math 3, 4: Key 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: Who's Who 3, 4: Quiz 'em 4: Outstanding Sr: Math Contest 2, 3, 4 Placed 5th in North Area 1: Placed 4th in Memphis M 10th in West TN 3: Outstanding Math Student 3: West TN Music Edu- cators Association Solo and Ensemble Festival lst and 2nd Awards 3: Library Asst. I, 2 Anticipate from yourself noth- ing more than your best. Accept nothing less D . PETER J. DAILEY CHARLOTTE MARIE DAVIDSON - Psychologist Pep I, 43 SSS 2, 3: Student Council 2. 3, 4: TOEC 3: OEA 4: Transfer from Dyersburg HS I Charlotte Davidson leave my place in Coach McClain's office to Alison Hess DONALD J. DAVIDSON GRETTA F. DAVIS JOHNNIEOQ, DAVIS LEE ANNE DAVIS - Accountant I YlTeens I: StudentCbuncil I. 3. 4: Drama 1,23 FCA 2, 3g Pep 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 3, 4 STEVENI A. DAVIS TAMI LUANN DAVIS - To fulfill my hopes for the future Art 2: FCA 2: VOE 3, 4: TOEC 3g OEA 43 Regional and State Winner for TOEC 3: Bas- ketball 2 I I bequeath the next freshman class to Mr. Ingram TERR1 ANN DEARBoRN- p MITCHELL W. DENNISON CATHERINE MAE DICKSON QCathyJ - Commercial Artist Ecology 4 RUSSELL PEPPER DILL CPepperJ - To be a Preacher Aerospace l, 23 Band I. 2, 3: Math 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4 fPres 43: NHS 3, 4: Academic Achiever 3g Daughters of the American Revolution Medal 3: Teenager of the Week 4: Jr. Lion of the Month 4: Marching Band I. 2. 3: Stage Band 4: Guidance Asst.4 Good morning . . . thank you. and have a good day VICTORIA ANNE DILLINGHAM CVickiJ -Lawyer Poetry I3 Drama I: French 2. 3: Marching Band 3. 4: Concert Band 3, 4: Science 4, Math 3, 43 VVho's Who 3 DAVID WARREN DOLE JAMES C. DUBLIN JONI C. DUBOSE - Disc Jockey Student Council I. 3, 43 FHA 2 All my skipping excuses to Angie Massengill E VERNON PEYTON EDISON fBubbaJ - Be successful in life ' German 3: Student Council 4: Football I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball I3 Baseball I3 Swimming 2. 3 SANDRA LEE EKART 6Sa11dyl --To be a wealthy Stewardess or actress - Ecology 3: French 3 To Kevin McElhaney, I leave my ability to forget to go to class JSJIKIES EDWARD ENOCH I I L - To be a Mechanical Engineer ROTC I. 23 ROTC Drill Team I. 2: Student Council 1,23 Aeros- pace I: Key 25 Science 2, 3, 4g German 2. 3. 4g Industrial Arts 4 fReportt-:rj MATTIE JEAN EVANS - Hairstylist FHA I, 2, 4 CTreas. I, VP 45: Black History I, 2, 3. 41 FHA Award 3: Attendance Asst. 3. 4 I leave my love to my two sis- ters. Sherrin and Margie Evansf' RANDALL T. EVANS fRandyJ - X-ray Technician VICA 4 F STEPHEN HARTFORD FARNSWORTH - An Accountant German 2. 3, 4 CSec'y 3. VP 41 Pep 4: Student Council 4: Who Who 3 I leave my parking place an- good times to my brother! JOHN PERRY FERREL fPerryJ -To install panty hose Breakfast 4: Rookie of th Year: Transfer from I-Iardul Academy I don't mind criticism as long a it is outright approval MICHAEL ALFRI DO FERRER fMikCJ -To become a Police Officer Aerospace I: French 2: Chess 35 Football I BRYAN LEE FITZPATRICK fFitzJ - Dentistry Baseball I: Football 3, 4 DANNY ERVIN FOSTER - CPA and Truck Driver I leave the smoke of my car, tires G JACQUELINE ANNE GALLEN Uackiej SSS 2. 3, 4g Science 23 Pep 3 Math 3, 4 fTreas. 41: NHS 3. 4 Cross Country 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3 43 Attendance Asst. 3: Transfer from Parkway South MARI LEE GATES SSS I, 2. 3, 4: Student Counci I. 2, 3, 4: Pep I, 2. 4: French 21 DECA 4: HR Rep. I: Homecom ing Court 2: Mr. Brooks I, 2 NANCY ELIZABETH GIBBS - To work in a Children's Home VICA 3, 4: Cosmetology 3, 4: Transfer from Craigmont I, Nancy Gibbs, hereby leave alll my typing knowledge and typing paper to Brooks Collier HELLEY LYNN GIBSON eanj To do something that works ut in the future Student Council l. 2: SSS 2. 3. 3 German 2: Pep 3, 4: VOE 3. 4 arliamentarian 3. VP 41: omecoming Court 4 I bequeath all of my Robbie's atures to all the drooling fresh- en JLEN HUGH GISH , , Graduate from college , Pep 3, 4: Student: Council 4: restling 2, 3,g4: Cross Country 4 RIC MATTHEWIGOOCH Electrician 4 Spanish 2: Wrestling I RIAN KEITH GORDON eithj - Chief VICA 4: Transfer from Lou- oun Valley My parking space, my skipman- ip. and my ability to get along ith people. ONIQUE MARIE GRAF Dentist German l. 2, 3, 4 QPres. 35: and l. 2, 3, 4 tTreas. 21: Science 1 Drama 2: SSS 2: Pep 4: Indoor 'rack 2: Marching Band l, 2, 3, 1 Sphinx Queen Contestam-3, .. DAVID LEE GRAPES FCA I. 2.4: Coin lglndustrial ts I, 4: Spanish 2: NICA 4: All ' nference Football I: Football . 3, 4, swimming 1, 2, 4 HAUNCEY TOBIAS GRAY IONNIE SUE GRAY Interior Decorator. A UZANNE GRAY Ulyl To be a Nurse Y-Teens I: SSS 2, 3. 4: Poetry .45 Pep l, 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- il 3, 4: Drama 4: Class Pres. 3, 4: HS 3, 4: Math 3, 4:-Who's Who iss Raleigh-Egypt: Outstanding r.: Scroll 4: Attendance Asst. 4 UCINDA JEAN GREEN ERBERT CEPHUS GREEN 'ERRY OTIS GUNN JEFFERY EARL GUTLIPH ' Ueffj - Nuclear Engineer German l, 2, 3, 4: ROTC Drill Team 2, 3: Science 3.4: Breakfast 3. 4: Indoor Track 2, 3: Cross Country 3, 4: Outdoor Track 3.4: Cotton Carnival Honor Guard My brother. my brains and abil- ity to. pretend like I'm paying attention? LISA M. GUY -To be smart i ' Pep l,.2, 3, 4: Y-Teens l: Stu- dent Council I. 2, 3, 4: President's 1: Class Treas. 3: Sphinx 3, 4 Ur. Ed. 3 Co-Editor 41: Quill and Scroll 4: Keyette 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 1 QCapt.j: Winter Sports Court l: Sphinx Queen Contest- antl2, 4: Sphinx Queen Contest Student Director 3: Penney's Teen Board 3, 4: Who's Who Most Dependable: Who's Who 3 :H PAUL MICHEAL HALFORD - To study Medicine French 2: Pep 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: 3. 4: HR Rep. 4: Bas- ketball 2: Transfer from CBI-IS To be able tohelp' any onewho needs it ' I MARK S. :HARBER ' LAURA LYNN .HATFIELD x Ecology 4 : , CYNTHIA ANN 'HATLEY fCindyJ ' - To make it ' I 'Drama l.: .Ecology 2 I wouldflike to leave all my skip- ping, to: Lynn and Gabe, fresh- menf' 'I ROBERT SCOTT HAWKINS CBobbyJ -'Career in Art 'Pep l. 2, 3. 4: FCA l, 2: Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2nd Place in State Tournament 2, All City 3: Wrestling I, 2. 3, 4: Football I: Track l: Cross Coun- try 2, 4 DAVID WAYNE HEAVENER fDavej - Computer Engineer Science 2, 3: Key 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Math 4: Football l: Lab Asst. 3 Thanks to my sister. Cindy, for getting me through twelve years ROBERT EVERETT HEIDE -Physicist Science 1, 2, 3: German 2, 31 Math 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Tennis I PATRICK M. HENDERSON TERESA JANE HERMAN i JAMES DOUGLAS HILL Uimmyj VICA 4: Transfer from GSL DAVID DOSS HINES - To be the best at what I choose to do 3 Band I, 2, 3: German 2, 3: Sci- ence 3 I leave my 4 years of -accumu- lated music to John Boyettev I KAREN DENISE HOLLADAY -- Architect Drama 1, 2: Pep 3: Industrial Arts 4 fSecy 41: Math 3, 4: Indoor Track 2: Outdoor Track 3 - I STEVEN MARK HOLLADAY p fMarkJ -Aerospace Engineer ROTC l, 2, 3: ROTC Drill Team l', 2, 3: Science l, 2, 3: Breakfast 4: ,HR Rep. fl, 2, 3, 4: :Math 3,45 NHS 3, 4: Indoor Track 2, 3, 43: Ollldoor Track 2, 4: Cotton Carnival I Honor- Guard , , My skill of. finding the derivative of calculus to lan upcoming Sen- ior I ' I SUZANNSE J EANNINE . HOLLAND -Interior Designer I Spanish 2: VOE 3, 4 QPres. 3, Sec'y 413 REPettes 2. 3, 4 fCapt. 41: Library Asst. 2 WESLEY C. HOLMES fwesl . . . . - An International Millionaire Playboy Student Council 2, 3, 4: DECA 3: Pep 3: Homecoming Escort 3 KAREN JANE HOOD - Lawyer Transfer from American School of Isfahan, Iran ROBERT LEE HOPKINS fArchieJ Black History 3: VICA 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4 VIRGINIA LYNN HORTON fGinny5 ' - To help those who can't help themselves Spanish I: Poetry I: FHA I: Pep l. 2, 3: SSS 2: Drama 3: Ecology 3. 4: VOE 3 REGINALD WAYNE HOUSTON BETTY MAE HULETT - Airline Stewardess FHA I, 2. 3, 4 fPres. 45: I, 2. 3. 4: Speech 2 IVP5: Sec'y for WDIA High School Reporter. Mr. Brooks' Asst. I: PE Asst. 2: Library Asst. 3, 4: Transfer from Kingsbury To Rita Thompson, you I leave my A average and good knowl- edge Q JOSEPH CURTIS HURDLE fSonny5 - To be an Architect and live high on the hog Student Council 2: Ecology 3: DECA 4: Art Asst. 2, 3 The hardships and empty wal- lets that the upcoming seniors will have to face TRACI ERNESI SAMONE HURT I DENNISMICHAEL ISON Spanish 2: VICA 3. 4: Football l J DONALD JACKSON - To attend GMC school FCA I, 2: Black History 3: VICA 4: Track I. 2. 3, 4: Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Football 3 MARK LEWIS JACOBSON - Forestry NORMAN JACOBSON, JR. - To be the best Lawyer in the land Student Council I, 2, 3, 4: AFJROTC Drill Team I. 2. 3: French 2: Aerospace 2: Math 3. 4: fVP 45: NHS 3, 4: Who's Who Most Scholarly I leave my 4 hours of studies each night to an unlucky Juniorn CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM JOHNSON fChris5 - Microbiologist Marching Band I. 2, 3, 4: Con- cert Band l. 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 4: Band I, 2. 3. 4: Sgt. at Arms 4: NHS 3, 4 JEANINE LAVONE JOHNSON Black History I, 2, 3, 4: FHA I, 2, 3, 4 I leave Sharon Evans my big legh MICHAEL LORIN JOHNSON fMike5 - - -Interior Designer Art l. 2. 3, 4 fPres. 45: Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4: FCA 3: Pep 3, 4: Drama 4: Tennis I, 2, 4: Swim- ming I, 2: Scroll I, 2: HR Rep.. I. 2, 3: Art Asst. I, 2: Attendance Asst. 4 To be able to express myself without the criticism of others PAMELA JANINE JOHNSON fpaml - Accountant SSS I. 2. 3. 4 fSec'y 3. Pres. 45: Pep I. 2, 3, 4: Student Council l. 2. 3, 4: TOEC 3: NHS 3, 4: Presi- dent's 4: Who's Who 4: Cheer- leader I, 2. 3. 4 fCo-Capt. I. Capt. 45: HR Rep. I, 2, 3, 4: Sphinx Queen Contestant 4 DARRYL LEE JONES - To have a great life Riding I. 2 QPres. 15: DECA 3. 4: Basketball I DENNIS A. JONES - To be an Electronical Engi- neer RHONDA DENISE JON ES KATHLEEN MARIE JOYCE tKathy5 - I want to help those not as for- tunate as we are. I would like to help underprivileged Children Ecology 4: Track I. 4: Transfer from Ritnour Sr. High I would like to leave my blonde hair for all those who bleach theirs K MARGARET LOUISE KALLAHER CLisa5 Pep 2. 3, 4: SSS 2. 4 ICabir Head 45: Spanish 2. 3: Studei Council 2, 3, 4: JA 2: Xmas Pl 2: Sphinx Queen Special Entrl tainment 3: Sphinx 4: Sphi Queen Contestant 4: Prom Co mittee 4: Spanish Asst. 2: Gul ance Asst. 4: Office Asst. Transfer From Brookdale JHS To JoJo, I bequeath my point shoes and to Sandy. l978 DA rush parties LAURA ANN KARGER - Airline Stewardess SSS 2: Poetry 2: VOE 3: Pep Student Council 3: Ecology REPettes 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Car pus Llfe 3: Guidance Asst. Transfer from Eisenhower -'Live life to the fullest and yourself DENNIS WAYNE KELLY - Live a happy successful life VICA 3: DECA 4: Pep 4: A Mech. Shop Foreman 3: Trans fFrom Ft. Oglethorpe HS I leave to Coach Parks. the h for a new car fthat runs5 TIMOTHY BREEDEN KEL fTim5 . ' -Musician Art I. 2, 3, 4: Spanish 2: S dent Council 2: Thespians 3. fTreas. 45: Drama 4: HR Rep. Honor Society Service Award Who's Who Most Talented I bequeath my 'pottery hal lotion' to JoJo Longfield SHARON ANN KILPATRICI eTeacher in a Christian School Spanish l. 2: YAC 3. 4: G man 4: Mr. Brooks' Asst. 4 CECILIA PATRICIA KING fPatty5 - Registered Nurse Pep I. 2: Ecology I: SAE 2. 4: Spanish 2, 3: VOE 3 QReporIF 35: OEA 4: Student Advisor Place State Parliamentary Prou dure 3 My perfect attendance DAVID WILSON KINGSBURY - Primary Team Fiat German 2, 3, 4: Breakfast 3. Key 3, 4: NHS 3. 4: Quill ai Scroll 3. 4 tPres. 35: Scroll 2. 3 RISTOPHER MARK NNIN hrisj School Play 4: Transfer from illington Central eople stand together. they are omg Y KIMBERLY CHENDERFER IMBERLY BETH KREFETZ tml Fashion Journalist French 3: Pep 4: SSS 4: Stu- nt Council 4: SAE 4: Sphinx een Contestant 4: March of mes Youth Volunteer 4: Guid- ce Asst. 4: Transfer from cLean HS bequeath my braces to anyone at might want them NDA FAYE KYLE Special Education Teacher Black History 2. 3: Drama 2: S 2: French 4: Track 2 BERT TALLEY KYLE III - Brain Surgeon or Double ught Spy FCA I. 2, 3: Pep I. 2. 3. 4: tin I: Key 3. 4 QVP 41: Football 2. 3. 4: Wrestling l. 2. 4: Pow- r Puff Football Coach 3: nach Turner's Asst. 3 o Mongo. I leave my football cker and to Geddes. my posi- Jn L ERYL LYNN LANDWEHR 'ology 2. 3: Spanish 2 QVP 23: p 3: Transfer from F rayser will to Denise all the carna- ns I received at RE. There wer- 't any. THLEEN LANGAN athyp To marry a Millionaire and ve six children Y-Teens I: SSS 2. 3. 4: French 2: Student Council I. 2. 3. 4 'P4l: Pep I. 2. 3. 4: Poetry Club tPres. 45: Who's Who Best All round: Outstanding Sr.: Spring ay 3: Scroll 4 leave the excitement of being a fnior to the class of 79 ARLA JAN LEE To be rich Y-Teens I: Sphinx Queen Con- testant4 I leave all the crazy times l've had and hope all the underclass- men do better DEBORAH ANN LEINDECKER fDebbiej - To be a Medical Secretary and also have a successful marriage Pep I. 3. 4: SAE 2. 3. 4 fPro- gram Chm. 3 VP 43: Student Council 3. 4: OEA 4: REPettes 2 GREGORY LYNN LYNCH M ANTHONY OLIVER MACKLIN PAMELA CAROL MACKLIN MELISSA GAYE MAHARREY MARCHELL LYNN MALIN IMartyy - To become a Dietician Spanish l. 2: Pep 2. 4: Drama 2: SAE 2. 3. 4 IRC-:porter 2. Sec'y- Treas. 3. Pres. 41: SSS 3: Student Council 3. 4: President's 4: Sphinx Typist and Asst. 4: Span- ish I Award I: Algebra I Award 2: Bookkeeping I Award 3: SAE Award 3: NHS 3. 4: Publicity Manager Spring Play 2: JA 2: Junior Class Delegate for Leader- ship Conference 3: Sphinx Queen Contest Programs: Teacher's Asst. I. 3: Prom Committee 4 I leave all the times I wondered whether I'd actually make it LARRY DEAN MALONE - To be successful in life and live in Arkansas FCA I. 2. 3. 4: Student Council I. 2. 3. 4: Breakfast I. 2. 3. 4 QVP I. Sec'y 2. VP 39: Pep 2. 3. 4: Winter Sports Escort 3: Football l: Wrestling I. 2: Baseball I: Cross Country 2: Pep Club Foot- ball Coach 3: Math Asst. 2: Office Asst. 4 I leave all of the pains and wor- ries of Homecoming to Jimmy Davis and Mike Williams TERRY LYNN MARBURY LARRY JOE MARTIN DIANE GAYE MASON - Broadcaster Pep 1.2: FHA I QSgt. at Arms IJ: ROTC Drill Team I. 2. 3. 4: Aerospace 2. 3. 4. Sec'y 2. 3. 4: NHS 3. 4: SSS 3: Reserve Offi- cers Association Award 3: ROTC Intramural Volleyball 2. 4 SHARON DALE MASSEY - To be rich and in the Medical business Pep I. 2. 3. 4 lTreas. 45: Y- Teens I: SSS 2. 3. 4: Student Council I. 2, 3. 4: French 2: NHS 3. 4 fSec'y 41 I leave all the happy memories and good times to Betsy Fisher ROBERT MARK MATTHEWS fMarkJ - To be a Pharmacist GLENN MCCRACKIN MARCIA EVELYN MCDONALD - To have a successful marriage and be a Medical Secretary Pep I. 3. 4: Y-Teens 1: Student Council 3. 4: OEA 4: Drama 4: Class Sec'y 3 JOHN EDWARD MCDOWELL fEddieJ - Knee Surgeon FCA 2. 3: Student Council 2. 3. 4 tRep. 45: Pep 3. 4: Key 4: HR Rep. 4: Who's Who Friendliest: Baseball I. 2. 4: Football I. 2. 3: Track I: Golf 3: Cross Country 4: Sphinx Queen Escort 3. 4 I leave my two knee operations to little Russell Gavrock' PAULA CAROL MCGEH EE - To be an Accountant FHA 1. sAE 2. 3. 4 iseey- Treas. 41: NHS 3. 4: YAC 4: French 4: Math 4: Scroll 4: Math Contest2 TERESA LOUISE MCGOWAN DENNIS PAUL MCKEE fDennis the Menacej - Electronics Technician French 2: Pep 4: Student Council 4: Golf 2. 3. 4 CURTIS PAUL MCPI-IERSON CHARLES BASS MEETZE PAUL EDWARD MELTON - To be a well-known Lawyer in the US Senate German l, 2, 4: Key 2, 3, 4: Math 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: FCA 3: Sci- ence 4 fSec,y-Treas. 41: Class VP 2: Basketball 1: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4 I leave all my talents to Kelly Summitt, Richard Spore, Blair Summitt, and 333 D ale Melton. because they need them SEEJU VALERIA MERRITT - Fashion Designer Black History l, 2, 4 fTreas. 2, Pres. 41: Drama l: Band 2: Stu- dent Council 4: Majorette 2, 4' Library Asst. I I wish all my love to my beauti- ful little sister, Xenia Merritt n PATRICIA MILLER ELMER L. MOORE SUSAN MARIE MORGAN HOWARD DALE MORTON HOWARD SCOTT MORTON tScott1 -Architect Industrial Arts 2. 4 fPres. 2, Treas. 41: HR Rep. 2: Math 3, 4: Science 3: Breakfast 4: JA 2 QVP of Manufacuturing1: Industrial Art Award 2: Who's Who 3: Industrial Arts Fair 2. 3, 4: Shop Asst. 2 JOHN M. MURPHY SHARON LYNN MUSIC - To become a Kindergarten Teacher Poetry 3, 4: SAE 3, 4 To live and always try, although I might be a little bit shy N MICHAEL DEAN NABORS fMike1 Breakfast 3, 4: All Star in ROTC Basketball I: Track l: Baseball l: Band 2: Shop Asst. 2 To all the teachers: Make a 22 on the ACT without taking all the hard classes ISOYE DIANE NEAL fDiane1 ' - To serve God in everything Y-Teens 1: SSS 2, 3, 4 tCabinet Head 2, 3, Chaplain 41: Pep l, 2. 3, 4: Student Council 2. 3, 4: French 2: President's 4: TOEC 3: Recording Sec'y 3: HR Rep. 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4 CVP 31: Key- ette 3, 4: Sphinx Queen Contest- ant 2, 3, Queen 3: Outstanding Sr.: Cheerleader l: Sphinx 3. 4 CFaculty Ed. 3, Co-Editor 41: Mr. Brooks' Asst. 2 Always do your best and put your priorities in the right place KIMBER LEIGH NELSON CKifHJ - Interior Designer SSS l, 2: Ecology l: French 2: Guidance Asst. 37: Teacher's Aide 3: Drama Club 4 fTreas. 41 TERESA DIANE NICHOLS - Special Education Teacher Drama I, 2: Pep 2, 3, 4: SSS 3, 4: Student Council 4: I-IR Rep. 4: Art Award 2: Guid. Asst. 4 GARY SCOTT NICHOLSON CGoose1 - To be successful FCA 2, 3: Pep 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I. 2, 3, 4 Have pride and you will go far in life GUNDA T. NOLEN - Registered Nurse 1 Black History l, 2, 3. 4: Drama 2 O SUSAN R. OLIVER TAMMY ANNETTE ORANDER Y-Teens 1: SSS 2, 3, 4: Pep l, 2: VICA 3. 4: Cosmetology Uni- form Award 3 P JUDITH OLEANA PACK fJudy1 - Photographer Pep 3, 4: SAE 4: Transfer from Woodrow Wilson HS DONNAJO COOPER PARKER fDonna1 - To always be happy with my family Drama l, 2: Pep 1,35 SAE2 fReporter 31: SSS 2, 3: NHS 3. REPettes 2, 3 I bequeath my happiness w my husband and child and mis with diapers PATRICIA ELAINE PARKE fPatti1 - To be a beak sbarpener in Woodpecker Factory Art l, 2: Student Council 2 Marching Band 2, 3, 44 Conti' Band 2, 3, 4: Drum Majorette Science 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: Math Girls' State 3: Who's Who Who's Who Most Studious: lt Brooks Asst. 4 May everyone who has sen! English wit Mrs. Gaddie pass CINDY ANN PASCHALL RHONDA CAROL PERRY - Hair Stylist Y-Teens 1 fCabinet Head Ecology I: SSS 2, 3, 4: VICA 2 4 fTreas. 31: Most Improved U form 3 PATRICIALYNN PHELAN fTrish1 - Ride shotgun on a garb? truck while working my vt- through Harvard French I, 2: Student Counci 2: Science 3, 4: Math 3, 4 QP: 41: NHS 3, 4: President's 4: Gi State 3: Chemistry Award 3: Prize Energy Exhibit Shel County Science Fair 3: Wh Who 3: Who's Who Most Lik to Succeed: Nat'l Merit C0 mended Student: Outstandl Sr.: Teenager of the Week Quiz 'em Panel 2, 3: Coach l. JA 2, 3: REPettes 2, 3: Mz Contest 1, 2: Science Fair Clc 3, 4: Sphinx Sr. Editor 4 I get high on raisins MARY MARGARET PHELP - Chemical Engineer FHA 1: Choir l, 2: YAC l 3, 4: German 2, 4: Science 3 fSecy-Treas. 31: Chess 3, 4 CSe 3. Sec'y-Treas. 41: Math 4: I Rep. l, 2, 3: Chemistry Awards Who's Who 3: Nat'l Merit Se finalist: Quiz 'em Panel 2, 3, Library Asst. 2 May Raleigh someday have number one Quiz 'em team in city KAREN ELIZABETH PICKH -To be exactly what God wa: e tolbe Art 2,,,3gl Student Council 2, 3, 3 HR Rep. 43 Penney's Teen oard 3, 4,3 Sphinx Queen Con- stant 3, 4 f AVID ALLEN PIKE Businessman p FCA 1,25 Pep 3, Football 1, 2, Wrestling, lt, 2, 3, 4 you didliyesterday doesn't a thing,-,nfs what you do and tomorrow that counts TAMARA LYNN RAYMOND Cfafflmyl -CPA Student Council l, 2, 3, 4g Rep. 4, Pep 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens lg SSS 2, 33 TOEC 3, 45 SAE 3, Keyette 4, HR Rep. 3, 4 To always have peace within myself and others PATRICIA EI LEEN REINKING fPattyj - Frontier Nursing - Electrician Ecology l, 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, 4 LISA GAIL RODGERS 5 To keep Hal happy and smil- U18 Student Council I, 2, 3, 4 fSec'y-Treas. 35, F HA lg Y-Teens lg Art 2, 33 Keyette 3, 4, OEA 4 Cfreas. 41: Class VP 3g NHS 3, 4g Sphinx Queen Contestant 33 Winter Sports Court 3, Who's Who Most Talented PITTS 3, 45 Class VP Altruistic: Outdoor Track FCA 2, Electrical 2, 3, 4, Arts 4, Marching Stage Band 2 ANTHONY RAMSEY V Biologist Science 43 Transfer fro1n,Fort len Ponce, Puerto Rico I - . Bobby Ramsey, ,hereby queath t, eff eedy, niy essylockev 1 . .L A ' LAN MICHAEL iifxwnimf - Professional Baseball ' Ecology 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, ransfer from Harding German 43 Almost Anything Goes 43 Transfer from Walnut Hills HS MARY Class Who Most my to Freshmann' ZIFIEFREY ALLEN ROLLINS e - To become an Architectural Engineer Industrial Arts 4, JA 3 DONNA ALICE R German Drama M5 ,Rep 2, 3, Poetry Award 2, MVP 2 Math Certificate Sr., Who's Who Studentg 1, 2, 3, 4g Asst.4 Scales, leave to all the young ladies my ability to play basketball 'i i I 83 VICTOR DOUGLAS SCHIAVONE fVicj 5-' Computer Programmer or Sta- titisticuan Math 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Who's Who 3g Quiz 'em Coach 43 Math Contest l LEE RALEY SCHWARTZ - Mechanical Engineer Spanish I, 2, 33 FCA 2, 33 Key 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Football I. 2. 33 Swimming l, 2, 3, 43 Cross Coun- try 4 LAURIE ANN SCHWARZ Pep l, 23 Y-Teens I3 Art I, 2, 3, 43 Student Council I, 2, 43 Ecol- ogy 33 NHS 3. 4 EVELYN SIGLER ROBERT WARING SIMMONS lRobbiej German 2, 3, 4g FCA 33 Key 4g Pep 43 Who's Who 33 All-Ameri- can HS Athlete 43 Football I. 3, 43 Baseball 43 Track 4 DAVID LEE SIMPSON - Steamfitter Art lgvlndustrial Arts 43 Golf I JOAN BERNICE SKINN ER Uoaniep - To build a career in Fashion Merchandising , - Y-Teens I3 SSS 43 Student Council I, 43 Spanish 2, 3g Pep 43 Transfer from Forrest HS A f'I leave my term paper if I pass lt!! ANTHONY LAINE SMITH ANTONIO SHERWARD SMITH - Investigator - Black History 3, 4: Cross Country 2 DEBRA LYNN SMITH fDebbiey - Legal Secretary Ecology 1, 2, 3 To live life to the fullest 3 ESPERDRONE W. SMITH JEFFREY STEVEN SMITH - Engineering VICA 3 MONICA MARIE SMITH - Registered Nurse Poetry I3 Band I, 2.4: Sec'y 43 French 2, 4 RADY GLENN SMITH - To be a Millionaire before I am 25 Science 2, 3. 4g DECA 43 Breakfast4 To Mrs. Partin and Mrs. Thorn- hill, I leave my first million TIMOTHY DALE SMITH CT1110 - Computer Programmer Band 2, 4: Marching Band 2. 41 Stage Band 43 Transfer from James Madison I bequeath my Pinto to Gene Williams: now he can drive a real cark GREGORY ALAN SNYDER CGFCBJ - Obtain a Ph.D in wildlife Biol- ogy NHS 3, 4 QVP 43: Science 4 CVP 433 Math 3, 43 Chemistry Award 33 Nat'l Merit Commended Stu- dent3 Almost Anything Goes 4: Transfer First Colonial Climb the mountains and get their good tidings J. Muir TED LEE SOWDER -Get rich FCA 2g Pep 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 DECA 4 fReporter 413 Football l, 2, 33 Basketball l. 2g Track l, 23 Baseball lf Wres- tling4 SUSAN FRANCES SPACEK -Interior Design Student Council 2, 3, 43 Pep 2, 33 SSS 23 Art 3, 4 fSec'y 453 Quill and Scroll 3. 4 tSec'y 41: NHS 3. 4g HR Rep. 43 Who's Who 33 Scroll 3, 4g Transfer From Rose Hill My art abilities to 'Hutch' who needs it MICHAEL LEE STAHL CMUCCJ - To run my father's business andumake a lot of money Ecology 3: Pep 3. 43 Transfer From CBHS LUCRECIA ANN STANDARD RICHARD C. STEWERT - TV Producer French 2: DECA 3, 43 Ecology 3: Football l . ' BARBARA GAIL STO K roam -Fashion Designer ES Black History I. 2, 33 FHA 43 REPettes 33 Library Asst. 4 e I, Barbara Stokes, I HVC II height to the short people REHS GEORGE OLLIVER SUMMERLIN - Electronics VICA 3, 4: Football 3: Trar fer from Frayser T JAMES HAROLD TAYLOR Uimboj - To pick up a trade married to Chris Wright . VICA 4 and g REGINALD O. TAYLOR TIMOTHY LEWIS TAYLOR JENE I. TENNYSON - Radio Broadcaster SSS 23 Radio Broadcasting the Air WQOX l. 2, 4: From Trezevant MICHAEL DAVID TH CYNTHIA LYNN THI G fCindyJ - To have a goodjob Trans: Elma PEN, VICA 33 Transfer From Me phis Tech DAWN MARIE THOMPSON tDeeJ - Some field in Psychology Transfer From Briarcr FRED T. THORTON NANCY CATHERINE TOARMINA est ALICIA GAYLE TOWNSEN - Go to Mars and meet the M tians h Ecology 1,23 Pep I: Spanish m. SAE 3. 4 tProgram Ch 45: 1 43 HR Rep. 33 Cover of Joseph Art Calendar 3: Sph Queen Contestant 4 I love oranges TINA LYNN TODD ARI CHRISTINE TURNER - To call the hogs Pep I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I: SSS 2. 4: Student Council 2: Spanish 3: Math 3. 4 fSec'y 45: NHS 3. 3 Who's Who 3: Academic chiever 3: Sphinx Queen Con- stant 3: Who's Who Most Spir- ed: Homecoming Court 4: Out- anding Sr: Cheerleader I. 2, 3. 3 Attendance Asst. 4: Sphinx sst. 4 o Ted, the joys and sorrows of aving Daddy's supervision at 'hool ANIEL ARTHUR TURN ER any To become well-known in erything I do Student Council I: Spanish 2 V EOFFREY DWIGHT ANDERS -Accountant p VICA4 I hereby bequeath my car to ohn Gordon because he needs on BEORGE JOHN VERGOS JR. - To be successful Student Council I, 2, 3, 4: Pep , 2, 3, 4: President's 2: Science 2, . FCA 2, '31 SSS Honorary ember 2, 3, 4: Key 2, 3. 4: Class res. 2: Class Fav. 2: Football I, : Basketball I: Track I, 2, 3, 4: aseball I. 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4: -Iomecoming Escort 2, 3 LBERT WILLIAM VINCENT Billy ' To go into full time Christian 'ervice Poetry I, 2g Riding I. 2: Ecol- gy 2: Drama 4 EORGE WILBURN VINING I W AMRA ELIZABETH ALDEN Secretary Art lg Y-Teens I: Ecology 2, 3. To make the right decisions and be happy with them JAMES R. WALKER fRickyJ - Billionaire Industrial Arts 1.2: Football I: Lab Asst. I LAWRENCE CLARK WALKER CLarryJ - Accountant Spanish I, 2: Football Mgr. I I'm leaving my old '64 Rambler feveryone shouldl and its baby blue color THOMAS WAYNE WALKER ITOIHI . Thespians 4: Transfer From Bartlett 'BHS' on front doors of REHS' CARY HOWARD WALLER Student Council 4: Pep 4: Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4 Leaving my brother Todd DOROTHY JEAN WARD fDot Jeanj -Interior Designer Chorus 2: Black History 2. 3, 42 DECA 3, 4 I will all my cheat sheets and notebook paper to Gloria Ward GLENDA RENEE WARD fRenneej -- To become a Kindergarten Teacher BIack,History 2, 3: DECA 3. 4: Chorus 2,4 I, Glenda Ward, leave all my school ability to my brother Cedric Ward KATHERYN FAUN WARD QKathieJ -- I hope that I will have a great future in Interior Decorating Y-Teens I: Pep I, 4: Student Council I, 4 fComm. of School Act 43: SSS 2. 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Cheerleader I: Guidance Asst. 4 My little brother TONJA J. WARD REBECCA LYNN WARREN fBeckyJ - Ajob to keep me from sinking and to be happy 1 Transfer from Bryam HS Some common sense LAUREN E. WAY CALVIN E. WELLS REBECCA KATHLEEN WELLS - To be happy and successful SSS 2, 3 fCabinet Head 35: Pep 2, 3. 4: FCA 3, 4: TOEC 3 iPar- Iiamentarian 35: Student Council 3, 4: Rep. 4: NHS 3, 4: HR Rep. 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Transfer From Rose Hill SHANNON GRAY WHITAKER - To become rich Spanish 2 I leave all my cheat notes to the underelassmenu , LAURA KAY WIQGLE-Si - Secretary S Ecology 2, 3 ANGELA DENISE WIGGISON - Registered Nurse or Doctor Library I: Black History 1,41 Band 2: DECA 4: Class Officer Minority 4: Bus Count Officer 4: 2nd Place in Trophy Talent Show 2: Majorette 2: Disco Queen Contest 4: Library Asst. I Manager of Disco Jammers Club to Carla Davis BRIDGET GENILLE WILLIAMS fLittle Bridgetj - Executive Secretary Black History 3: VOE 3, 4: All West TN Chorus Competition I: Transfer From Kingsbury CYNTHIA LEE WILLIAMS fCindyJ - Farmer Marching Band I. 2. 3, 4: Con- cert Band I, 2. 3, 4: SAE 2: Cho- rus 2: OEA 4: Student Council Rep. 4 DEBORAH WILLIAMS DONALD R. WILLIAMS TERRY B. WILLIAMS JOHN M. WILLINGHAM fRoosterJ - To be an Electrician My Freshman brother, God help him BRIDGET LYNNE WIRT -Interior Designer Black History 2. 33 FHA 2, 43 Majorettes 33 DECA 43 Rifle and Flag Corps 4: Winter Sports Court 3: Sphinx Queen Contest- ant4 My little Sister ANGELA RUTH WITT CAngieJ - Stewardess V Spanish 2, 3: Pep 3: Science 43 HR Rep. 4g Class Minority :Coor- dinator 4: NHS 3, 43 Math 3. 4: Attendance Asst. 2. 3, 4 - AILEEN MICHON WOMACK - To be a great Accountant Band 43 Outstanding Sr.: Marching Band 43 Transfer From Malvern HS Good Luck EILEEN HSIU-HSIANG WU Y KIMBERLY DAWN YEAROUT fKimJ - Airline Stewardess Ecology 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens l: SSS 2, 3, 43 Spanish 1: Pep 2,.3, 4: Mr. Brooks Asst. 13 Transfer from Great Mills, MD I hope the Seniors next year have more privileges than we did this year DUANE BAKER YOON - Lab Technician for the Police Department Transfer From Jackson Ave. Baptist An old chemistry book and two wasted years of Art MARTINE F AYE CHAMBERLIN - To travel world wide 3 'Y-Teens lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: SSS: 2, 3: Drama 2, 3, 4: Newspa- per 2. 3, 43 Spring Play 23 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: Nat'l French Exam 4th in TN: Thespians 3. 4 fSec'y 413 Who's Who 43 School Play 4 CONNIE MARGARETTE MATHEWS - To workin the field of Busi- ness Pep, lg BlackgHistory 1, 2: Cheerleader 13 Homecoming I3 Drill Team 2: Majorette 23 FHA 2: DECA 4: Flag and Rifle Team JOE F . SANDERS - To be a. college Track Coach FCA 1, 2, 33 Latin lv, 23 Track lg Baseball l-3 Indoor Track and Outdoor Track 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 3, 4g Outstanding Freshman Track Runner lg Out- standing Track: and Cross Coun- try Runner 2, 33 Dist. Champion Mile Run: Runner Up 8801 Out- door 880 Recordg School 880 Record: Germantown Inv. 880 Record: Indoor League Cham Mile and 8803 Winter Spor Court Escort: Math Asst. 2: En Asst. 2: Mr. Raleigh-Egypt 4 I leave my dedication to tl future athletes at REHS TRINA LYNN SPENCE G-68855 - To become an Airline Stex ardess or Social Worker Black History Asst. fSec'y 4 Drama 4: Drill Team 4: Schot Play 4: Transfer From Overton MICHELLE LYNNE CALL fShellJ - To have peace of mind, to I happy, and to succeed in ani thing I plan to do Y-Teens lg Pep l, 2, 3. 4 QPr 433 Student Council 1, 2, 3. 43 S 2: HR Rep. 1, 2. 3, 4: Sphi Queen Contestant l, 4: Choreor ra her for Sphinx Contest fl Whds Who Friendliestg Chee leader l. 3. 43 Attendance Asst. II I bequeath my sore muscle itchy throat and dedication I Cindy Piper VINCENT LEE ROACH KATHLEEN ANN F RAZIER fKathyJ Y-Teens l: Pep 1. 4: Stude Councilf l, 2, 3, 4: SSS 2, 3. DECA 4, Parliamentarian3 H Rep. 1. 3, 43 Class Treas, 2 Homecoming -Court 3 A W N r ,fm L.e.:- - uf, 6 W 'Qt' . 4. FACES: SENIORS 87 Assistant Mr. Harold Brooks has been assistant principal at RE for six years. He has become an intricate part of the system. He is in charge of student transportation, selecting substitutes for teachers N thru Z, and in charge of the free lunch program. Mr. Brooks also issues textbooks and work permits. I 'T L r ur H 1+ i i 'E i. as W . i i il C Him-1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephanie Kerr, Lisa Ingram, Felicia Joiner, Lorie Wilmer. Mr. Brooks, Kathy Tindle, Leigh Ann Jeler. Sharon and Emib' Smith, 88 FACES: FACULTY Principals mlliqvrs . I . 'Z' Mr. Bilbf Baird McClain feels his job of assistant principal is the cement that holds it all together. He has worked for the Memphis City School System for twenty- five years, while he has only been at RE the last two. Mr. McClainlr other duties include selecting substitutes A thru M. He is also the man with the tickets to all sports and school events. TO RIGHT: Fonda Hoaper. Sheng' Alverx. Callrv Slewarzi Tract' Gtqv, .lv Slerling, Sandi Hall. Sherrjv Cox, Mr. McClain. Karrie Pollack, C'l'IIH'L'. Tina Dreve. Carol Robinson, Denise Williams. Rfk Ji-in FACES: FACULTY 89 Mr. Hunter, Principal Mrs. Franklin, Bookkeeper Mrs. Cole, Secretary 90 FACES: FACULTY Main Office .S--Q wiitg.. sf ,.-4 ml X .drsmd . 'm Krefetz, Kathy, and Janet Russell .-,HQ gd . : Guidance Uffice Mrs. Lynn Crane, Mr. Louis Wakefield and Mrs. Constance Jackson are our hard working guidance counselors. Their job is to schedule classes, keep school grade records, help in job searching, and college planning. Mrs. Crane is also sponsor of the Student Council, and she received her Masters in Education from Memphis State. Mr. Louis Wakefield is the sponsor of YAC. He received his MA from Tennessee State University. Mrs. Constance Jackson graduated from Morris Brown College and Memphis State with a M.Ed. TO RIGHT: Gena Bland Mary Lynn Tucker, Laura Karger, Renee Mask, Pepper DIIL Shirlev Mahlen Teresa Nichols, Tammy Arata FACES: FACULTY 91 Attendance Office The Attending Office is a smooth operation run by Mr. Jack Turner, Mrs. Billie Belton, and Mrs. Faye Osborn They are in charge of checking out and checking in. The latter, we least enjoy. They also write out disciplinal slips for those students who are continually tardy or absent. I f 3 I ' l ,w'fI,:.lN, , :Hi ASSISTANTS: L to R, TOP: Suzy Gray, Mike Johnson, Stacy Bergman, Sharon Wade, Laurie Van Housen, ann Freeman, lerry llerwela' Benfeld, Karen Allman, Maltie Evans, Angela Will,.Jahn Gordon, Tammy Hopper, Bari Turner, Dianne Williams, Lisa C olller, C rndy L ham, Donna Dunn, Jan Hubbard. 92 FACES: FACULTY Librar LEFT TO RIGHT. ROW I: Sharon S l0l1l,'. Johnnie Davis. V iclgv Boca. Pemqv Malhix. LEFT TO RIGHT. ROW 2: Doris Scales. Barbara SIDIKES, Mrs. M. A dams. Grelra Davis, Harold Smith. LEFT SIDE: Steve Smith. Scan Smith. .--- -- --uf V -. - -- f V qv FACES: FACULTY 93 Languages And Fine ily. Beck, Mrs. Joanne: Art I, Commercial Art: She sponsors the Art Club and her hobbies are horses. fisl and art. She attended MSU and received her B.A. C25 C35 145 655 C69 sailing. She attended MSU and received her B.A. and M.A.T. handwork. and talking. She attended MSU and received her M.Ed. attended MSU and received her M.Ed. . Hutchison Fred' Art and AP Art C77 C89 She attended Randolph-Macon W.C. and received her B.A. and M.A.S. C99 C105 Asbury College and received her B.A. Logan, Mrs. Minnie: English ll-121 She enjoys reading and cooking. She sponsors the Drill Tea Ecology Club. She attended MSU and received her M. of Ed. in Guidance and Personnel. Christian, Mrs. Geraldean: English 93 She sponsors the Black History Club. Her hobbies include wrii singing, and church work. She attended MSU and received her B.S. Ed. Gaddie, Mrs. Martha: English 121 She sponsors the Senior Class and Pep Club. Her hobbies are reac Herrmann, Arthur: German I-IV, English 10: He sponsors German Club and Quiz 'Em on the Air. His l bies are soccer and traveling. He attended Vanderbilt and received his Ph.D. , . . I . Jeffers, Mrs. Betgz: Spanish 9-123 She sponsors the Spanish Club. Her hobbies include painting and . Johnson, Mrs. Addie Beth: English Il-12: She enjoys cooking, reading, and church service. She Ar Butler, Mrs. Patricia: English 9 and 10: She sponsors the Scroll. Her hobbies include reading. canoeing, Harrington, Mrs. Donna: CLUE English 93 Her hobbies include needlepoint, macrame. and traveling. Eiffel' m and 94 FACES: FACULTY Ricks. Mrs. Annie: English ll: She sponsors SAE, Quill 8L Scroll. and The Sphinx Staff. She enjoys sports events. church service. and refinishing furniture. She attended MSU and received her MA, Rider, Mrs. Wanda: English and Reading llg She sponsors Poetry Club. She enjoys reading, painting. and drama. She attended MSU and received her M.Ed. Turner, Mrs. Celestine: Speech. Drama, and English 9-12: She sponsors Thespians and The Drama Club. She enjoys her family and church work. She attended Southern Ill. Univ. and received her M.Ed. Warner, Maurice: French 9-125 He sponsors the French Club. He enjoys reading and people. He attended Tenn. State Univ. and received his A.B. i Y X. ' XF? 3-V S . P - ' fi!-L. U i I FACES: FACULTY 95 Anderson, Martha: Home Ec. Anderson, Paul: Electricity and Electronics I0-l2g He sponsors VICA and he enjoys camping and fishing. He attended MSU and received his B.S. in Technology. Bass, Mrs. Margaret: Comprehensive Home Ec. 9, Clothing I and II, and Foods I and II, She sponsors FHA and she attended Univ. of Miss. and received her B.A. Howdeshe1L Sgt. H. B.: Aerospace 9-l2 and Air Force Jr. ROTCg He sponsors AFJROTC Staff and Drill Team, and also AFJ ROTC Vol- leyball Team. He enjoys camping and fishing. Laflora, Thomas Longino, Houston Aerospace Education 9-12 and Air Force Jr. ROTC: He sponsors Aerospace Club and co-sponsors AFJROTC Athletic program. He enjoys fishing and boating. He attended Miss. State Univ. and received his B.S. Finch, Mrs. Marsha1L Mrs. Joy: Bookkeeping I and II and General Business 9- 123 She enjoys working in the yard and sewing. She attended MSU and received her B.B.A. and M.A. Vocatio lg. , ,nn 96 FACES FACULTY C7 'N P I ducation Moore, Mrs. Linda: DE I and II: She sponsors DECA and she ' ' enjoys sewing and bowling. She attended MSU and received her B.A.Ed. Stroupe, Mrs. Mary: Introduction to VOE, VOE I and II. She i sponsors OEA. Senior Chapter and Junior Chapter: She attended MSU and received her B.B.A. and M. Busi. Ed. Sublezt, Phillip: Shopg Coaches boys Freshman Football Team. Thomas, Mrs. Pauline: Cosmetology: She sponsors VICA. She attended U.T. at Nashville and State Tech. Warner, Mrs. Marian: Bachelor Survival, Crafts, and Modern Living. She enjoys rieedlepoint and going to the Ozarks just to get away. She attended Markato State and received her B.S. Williams, Mrs. Salbix Cosmetology I. What Do You Think Could Be Done To Improve RE? . . . if students and teachers would be more toler- ant and understanding toward each other. Mrs. Turner . . . have more loyalty. more self-discipline and control: an honor system. Mrs. Williams . . .carpeting. Mrs. Warner . . . feeling the students can come to me and that I will listen and understand and give advice if wanted. Mrs. Gaddie . . . students accomplishing what is being taught or assigned. Mr. Ingram FACES: FACULTY 97 Social Sciences Colston, Mrs. Kalhzyn: Health 9-l2: She co- sponsors the Soph. Class. She enjoys traveling, reading. and music. She attended MSU and received her B.S. and M.A. Gann, Kennerhs Coaches Basketball and Base- ball. Gill, Hank: American Studies l l: Sr. Econom- ics: He enjoys political events. swimming, and music. He attended MSU and received his B.B.A. and M.A. Hawkins, Kenneth: Health and P.E. 9-123 Coaches Basketball and Varsity tennis. He sponsors the F.C.A. and he enjoys tennis and refinishing furniture. He attended MSU and received his M.Ed. Loeber, Edward: Economics: He attended Ole Miss and MSU and received his M.A. Murphy, Rodney: Physical Science and Study Hall: Coaches Girls Varsity Track and Swim- ming and also is Asst. Coach to Varsity Foot- ball. He sponsors the Jr. Class. He attended Miss. College and received his B.S. 98 FACES FACULTY Parks, James Quay: World History. Civics. and P.E. 9-12. He coaches Varsity Girls Vol- leyball, B Team Basketball Boys. Girl's Basketball. and Sr. High Golf and Jr. High Golf. He attended Univ. of Miss. and received his B.S. Russell, Hal: Psychology ll-12. World Geog- raphy 9-l2. and Economics 9-12: He enjoys skiing, scuba diving, wood carving. fishing. hunting. and canoeing. He attended U.T. Martin and received his B.S, in Social Studies. Shields, Leonard: American History. Civics, and Economics: He attended LeMoyne Col- lege, Tennessee State Univ., and Western Col- orado Univ.. and received his B.S.. M.Ed.. and his Ed.D. Johnson, Joseph: Physical Science: Asst. Coach to Footballg He attended Lambuth and received his B.S. M FACES: FACULTY 99 Math And Science fly Ingram, Earl: Calculus. Consumer Math General Math. Algebra II. Study Hall: He enjoys playing golf and volleyball. He attended Tennessee State Univ. and MSU and received his B.S. and his M.S.T. QQ. Marking, William: Physics. A.P. Physics Chemistry. A.P. Chemistry: Coaches Cross Country. Indoor Track. and Outdoor Track. He sponsors the Science Club and is involved with Boy Scouts and a Lay Minis- ter. He attended MSU and received his B.S.. M.S.. and Ed., D. CD. Partin, Mrs. Faye: Algebra, Geometry: She attended Miss. State and received her M.S.T. 141. Peeples, Mrs. Nancy: Algebra I. Geometry General Math: She sponsors Mu Alpha Theta and enjoys gardening and bowling She attended MSU and received her B.S and M.Ed. CSD. Pinkston, Mrs. Patricia: General Math Algebra I, Trigonometry, Adv. Algebra She enjoys sewing. reading, and church work. She attended MSU and received her B.S. 163. Suttles, Leroy: Physical Science: He attended Lane College and MSU and received his B.S. and M.Ed.. and M.S.T. 100 FACES FACULTY Bus C 0 u n I e r s , 4 Y A7 A ,:'Pa'7Q V lm X-Q L to R: Angela Wiggison, Feli- cia Jorner, Lee Hayes, Doug Caldwell, Stephanie Kerr, Doris Scales, Brad Blair, Lori Whi- ton, Kathy Tindle. NURSE: Mrs. Rachel Prislov- Every0ne's Friend: The Nurse 1 FACES: FACULTY wx. 6? . Y HIOIISUKKII Q , , M if 1 X4 Our Mainte- X 4' 1131166 Crew James Croley, Lilia pk Spencer. and Head all Engineer. M. C. Dar- X Cafeteria Workers L to R: Mrs. Tommie Stacy, Mrs. Carobzn Priest, Mrs. KayLynn Newlon, Mrs. Rachel Mathis, Mrs. Nancy Fer Mrs. Shirley Underwooal Mrs. Beulah Odum. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Joan Massey, Mrs. Peggy Holden 102 FACES: FACULTY K 1 'X ' 'I s, Jlf J X L ,. :LJ '. L . I5 ,-L XA if ' w . IL 1 , 'ww Fi QQ fu? 1- 4 W1 5, ,V . I wig .Liu , K X '40, o f ra, B iff, Q i Xxfq I .,:1L Ns X! ,n President - Jinmn' Davis Vice-President - David Young Secretary - Kurt-n Allmun Treasurer -- Bunim Orlmu Juniors, who claim to be on top of everything. have tried their hardest to prove it true. Starting their climb at the beginning of the year, they held many money-rais- ing projects such as a car wash, bake sales. and a car- nation sale. During Spirit Week the Juniors continued their drive and succeeded in winning the,Spirit Stick and Spirit Chain. In helping boost all Pharaohs' spirit, balloons were sold at the Homecoming football game. Also contributing to students' interest was the co-sponsoring of a dance with the Sophomore class. One of the most important highlights of their year was the receiving of long- awaited class rings, which pointed the way to the top for the enthusiastic Junior class. Junior Class Favorites Jo Sterlmg John Gordon Seeju Merritt Academic Achievers LZ R I ' f Tim Witt Kelly Summitt tv . 'Ihr FACES: JUNIORS I05 Homeroom Favorites -D .Q ,Y ,, j Ng. , ff ka sf' N A S . p ' df , 106 FACES:JUNIORS HOMEROOM FAVORITES Bill Barnes. Karen A lrman NOT PICTURED: Roy Banks John C oaller, Nancy C reel NOT PICTURED: Angela Carter Jimmy Davis, Carrie Garrett NOT PICTURED: Vernon Cummings John Gordon, JaA nne Hardesty NOT PICTURED: Dwayne Green Lisa Ingram, Marc Kalela, Somone Hurt NOT PICTURED: Shirley Mahler. Pal Marlin Seeju Merrill, Mark Mellon, Benila Ochoa Many Ray, Cinajv Piper NOT PICTURED: Lavon Redick Jo Sterling, David Short, Trina Spence Regina Tale, Joe Vires, Angela Thompson Dianne Williams, Angie Wiggison NOT PICTURED: Bilbf Youngblood HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES TO TOP Doug Caldwell Regina Tale Krysha Walker Roger Ghrlgsby, Bill Barnes, Karrie Pollack, Marc Kalela, JoAnne Hardesty Foote Dianne Williams Patti Rea Lisa Ingram Bonnie Simpson Julie Mortimer, Karen Allman, Becky Leindecker, Stephanie Kerr FACES JUNIORS 107 Lisa Acree Doug Adams Rovia Adams Patti Allen Karen Altman Wilma Andrews Melanie Anthony Randy Baldock Lisa Ball Roy Banks Bill Barnes Gary Bates Katherine Beason Sandy Beck Greg Bell Judy Benton Beth Bllings Susan Bockstruck Bobby Booth Larry Boyette Greg Bray Mike Britton David Brown Debbie Brown Buddy Bryant Kenny Bryson Doug Caldwell Ken Campbell Scott Campbell Leigh Cantrell 108 FACES JUNIORS I Angela Carter Dairolyn Cherry Doug Clark Frank Cleek John Coalter Connie Coffey Deborah Cole Brookes Collier Lisa Collier Pam Collier Nancy Creel Lewis Crumpton Nancy Curtis Kim Daniels Lisa Daniels Jeff Davidson Carolyn Davies Carles Davis Greta Davis Jimmy Davis Debbie Devine David Dole James Elmore Sherrin Evans Michael Farnsworth Terri F ier Betsy Fisher Vicki Foley Hugh Foote Anne Freeman FACES JUNIORS 109 Y. Came Garrett Roger Ghrlgsby Danny Gossett And Graham Chauncey Gray Dwayne Green Mlke Handley Richard Harden JoAnne Hardesty Bobby Hard1n Nanc Harrell Regma Hester Bubba Hllllafd Fonda Hooper Phllllp Horton I I O FACES: JUNIORS TWL 'MG - AN IS JMING Vanessa Horton Bill Howard Edward Howard Robert Howard Walter Howard Burgin Howdeshell Sabrina Hudson Sheila Humphrey Rebecca Hunt Tracey Hurt Ernest Husk John Ingram Lisa Ingram Chris Irving Vicki Isom Gwendolyn Johnson Charlie Jones Marian Jones Rhonda Jones Brad Jordon Sheila Jordon Marc Kaleta Jeff Keedy Kem Keith Stephanie Kerr Lana Kinney Donnie Kirby Denise Landwehr Debbie Leeke Becky Leindecker FACES: JUNIORS lll Cliff Lemmon Barton Ligon Mike Logan David Long Greg Lynch David McCrindle Amy McCullough Mason McDaniel Harry McDowell Kevin McElhaney Tina McGhee Vera McKee Tina McKnight Arthur McNatt Leanne McNease Michael McVay Mike Maclin Shirley Mahler Barbie Marshall Julie Martin Renee Mask Mark Melton Seeju Merritt Stacey Montgomery Beth Morris Janet Morris Joe Morris Julie Mortimer Angela Mottley Sharon Mottley 112 FACES: JUNIORS for Q if C '. ' 'Firm' I . -0 5 pu, ..q, I I . ,xy ' .f-1 I ' -f 'l I ' 1 5 I , . Eb f 2 xi, i 4. , ,.. 9 Q 'V as 3 0 wg ,fp , , --.-ur H? ESL? h V Q5 I! rfygt? nv-In . -' 5f:'I7 .' if BLXY Keith Richardson Rodney Rivers Connie Rogers Richard Rowe Randall Russell Steve Sanders Cindy Scoggins Barbara Scott Karen Shanklin Bonnie Simpson Kenneth Smith Elaine Spencer Cathy Stewart Ricky Stewart Kelly Summitt Angela Thompson Joy Thompson 114 FACES: JUNIORS f V x ll, .A 31,5 V I-N . Aix' gm. V ' 3 ,fl I 97' Veronica Thompson Cathy Thweatt Nancy Toarmina Mitch Tollison Terry Tromel Tony Trowbridge Keith Turbett Jessica Twitty Russell Vanderford Mack Van Eaton Laurie VanHousen Susan VanWyck Gary Vaughn Mary Vergos George Vining Joe Vires Mark Visor Sandy Vorus Sharon Wade Trisha Wallace Krysha Walker Lisa Walker Jerry Wardlow Teresa Warner Robert Warren Joey Watts Susan Wesson Shari Westby Vicki Weaver Gwen Whitt avi in Q r , I-wi' 3145. FACES: JUNIORS Vicci Wiggins Angie Wiggison Anthony Williams Dianne Williams Gene Williams Dennis Williamson Dawn Wilson Jimmy Wilson Chris Witmer Tim Witt Allison Wolff Aileen Womack Robin Wood David Young Billy Youngblood Daryl Tidwell NOT PICTURED Teresa Abney Karen Anderson Jackie Bishop Michael Carmony Debra Cochran Vernon Cummings Leon Frazier Karen Gamble John Gentry Donnie Grant Cathi Jones Randy Kirk Mark McCarty Kenneth McGarrh Arthur McNatt Patrick Martin Sharon Moore Constantine Morwak Mike Rohloff Dino Ross Trina Spence Criss Standard Leticia Sulcer Kelvin Thompson Mike Torres Teresa Walker Sharon Warrington Brian White Todd Willis if Q4 r l E I -.., '++ .,, - '+. 'Tiki 'S---. s -if TEH FACES: JUNIORS I I7 Proud and Loyal Onward. Bravely We're the class of 1980 This year the sophomore class has grown. not only in body. but in spirit and mind. Starting off on the right foot during their fresh- man year. the class of '80 began their fund drives by selling candles and followed through this year by hold- ing a candle sale. Car wash, and promoting little crit- ters on Ground Hog Day. ln the next two years. the Sophomores hope to become bigger and better with the help of those who give their talents through leadership, organization. and cooperation. President - Suxun Bzrxkin Vice-President 7 Cimli BrmlUvl1l Secretary -.luJn Lunglivld Treasurer - - Mivlu-I l1f71ilv S more Class Favorites if 21 Cindy Kuehn Donna Tolh Academlc Achlevers A Laura Hollzmdsworlh Dun Kingsbury FACES: SOPHOMORES wr ,cn .NJ 'af' gi: 2 9- 1 Z I0-I3 -f ' ffl N ' Cv f ROOM FAVORITES: I0-I Phileece Baker. C ina'i Braahelzl' I0-2 Tin1 C lark. Young-Sun Choi: I0-3 Paula Davis. Tawinna Davis: I0-4 Freeman. Gran! Eddinger: I0-5 Kalliv Grav, Teri Gly: I0-6 Lisa Hogan. Mark Ingram: I0-7 Cindy Kuehn: I0-8 Leigh McGinni.v,' I0-9 Rav. Chris Rapp: I0-IO Tonv Roaks, Ben Sliowalter: IO-l I Lisa Sowell. Trqv Smilh, Derrick Smith: I0-I2 Bomiv Todd Donna T0ll1.' I0-I3 Willel, C annie Worlhanz. NOT PICTUREDZ Wavne Boalh. Doug Beeks. Mike Daughlery. Jae Hirlz. Trina Irvin. Chuck Lucas. C'he.s'ler Ronalvn McDaniel. Mike McCracken. Joe Parker, Robinson, Ricky Todd, Michelle While. 5 '- l . .1-. 1 .L k... . 25 HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES TO RIGHT. ROW l: Jan Hubbard Tom' Jenkins. Sharon Harris, Teri Gzqv. Terrv Garrell, Gran!! Eddinger, Mike Daughlerjv. Twanna Tina Drove. Greg C lark, Shari Baker, Brel! Blair. ROW 2: Sandra Yancey, Kur! Willelr, Bonny Toad Dana W8dlh8ff0fl11 Julie Van Pal Sheldon, Kellie Ray, Melody Peters, Debbie Myers, Debbie Meader, Cinajf Kirk, Cindy Kuehn. FACES: SOPHOMORES Tamra Adams Regina Adock Daphne Anderson Rynda Arrington Micky Ausborn Julie Bain Phileece Baker Shari Baker Connie Baldwin Thomas Barton Al Bashers Susan Baskin Emily Bates George Beech Alicia Bell Chip Benson Doug Beeks Lisa Bevier Roger Bishop Brett Blair Eric Blair Gena Bland Patty Blankenship Janice Blumbecks Wayne Booth John Boyett Cindi Bradfield Kevin Bradley John Brock Mike Brooks 122 FACES SOPHOMORES Loretta Brooks Linda Brown Martin Brown Teresa Brown Barbara Bruckner Kathleen Bruen Sheila Bryant Ricky Bryson Pam Burcham Laura Burroughs Steve Camp Scott Carpenter Tommy Carter Bobby Casey Darrell Casey Walter Cathey Mary Caudill Young-Sun Choi Donna Clark Greg Clark Tim Clark Cathy Clarkson Rhonda Cleek Bryan Cobb Cindy Coker Liz Coker Ronnie Collum Cathy Cooper Cathy Coots David Corzine FACES: SOPHOMORES I 23 Mitch Cousins Amanda Cox David Craddock Edna Crawford Ann Crumpton Cindy Culver Chris Cunningham Cindy Cunningham Vickie Cunningham Connie Curtis Angie Cutler Mike Daugherty Paula Davis Tauwina Davis Janet Detjen Kim Dobbs Debra Dosenczuk Bobby Doyle Tina Dreve Donna Dunn Grant Eddinger Keith Eddinger Michelle Ellis Greg Ellzey Jeanne Etheridge Hunter Flemming Charmaine Foote Sharon Ford Norma Foster Teressa Freeman 124 FACES SOPHOMORES David French Hal Fuller Rob Fulp Angie Gaddy Mark Gaddy Cheryl Gara Terry Garrett Mike Giles Bobby Gill Bruce Gilliom Pam Gish Tommy Gossett Mike Gonzales Kathy Gray Mike Griffin Mike Gregg Teresa Gowins Elizabeth Glueck Maria Glueck Teri Guy Jeff Hall Jeanett Hamm Lisa Hansen Brad Hardesty Jerry Harris Sharon Harris Gordon Harwell Lisa Hathcock Glenda Hayes Tina Healey FACES: SOPHOMORES 125 Mary Henderson Ruth Henry Susan Hensley Tim Henson Raymond Hess Jo Hirtz Lisa Hogan Laura Hollandsworth Ross Hooper Jan Horton Debbie Hosse Kevin Howe Alex Hubbard Jan Hubbard T. C. Hulett Debbie Hurley George Husk Kathy Ingram Mark Ingram Trena Irving Teresa Irving Tony Jenkins Bernard Jerry Leigh Ann Jeter Liz Johnston Tonya Johnstone Chuck Jones Paul Jones Jimmy Jones Johnny Jones I 26 FACES SOPHOMORES if -- Teresa Kellogg Leon Kilpatrick Cindy Kimmey Steve King Danny Kingsbury Cindy Kirk Randy Kochenderfer Harold Kolivas Larry Krug Cindy Kuehn Amy Kyle Daniel Lakey Lori Landwehr Len Latham Chester Lee Ricky Lewis Barbie Liendecker Randy Lindley Mark Logan JoJo Longfield MaryAnne Lovelady Lisa Lowery Chuck Lucas Laura Luke Sharon Lynch Laura Lynes Janis Mackus Teresa Marbury Tracey Mars Penny Mathis f ,f S x FACES: SOPHOMORES 127 Ken Mattox Albert Mayers Deborah Mayers Renee McCallum Susie McClure Ronalyn McDaniel Lyle McElyea Lisa McGara Pamela McGehee. Leigh McGinnis Phillis McVay Sherry Mears Debbie Meader Laura Menard Sharron Mitchel D. T. Morris Paul Mortimer Vickie Neal Mary Nichols Yetta Ochoa Kyle Odiorne Ronda Oliver Billy Pack Dixie Patterson Robert Pearson Wade Perry Melody Peters Judy Phelps LeaAnne Phelps Cindy Phillips I 28 FACES SOPHOMORES I Rick Pearce Penne Piper Mike Platt JoAnn Pleasant Mark Porter Gary Preston Keith Pritchett Tommy Pruitt Chris Randolph Chris Rapp Kellie Ray Tami Ray Vickie Rayburn David Reasons Dee Reed Rose Roberts Carol Robinson Debbie Rodgers Jackie Rodgers Pat Rodgers Tony Rooks Denise Rose Chris Rowland Jeff Rowland Clifford Scott Chip Scott Tony Schmitz Earl Schultz Geddes Self Greg Shadko Z' FACES: SOPHOMORES 2 Shirley Sheffield Pat Shelton Sharon Shelton Charles Shelton Debbie Sherrod Valery Shipp Ronnie Shockey Ben Showalter Lorraine Sigler Alan Simmons Darryl Skinner Derrick Smith Emily Smith Karen Smith Mike Smith Renaye Smith Robert Smith Troy Smith Bubba Smithey Judy Snipes Danny Sowder Lisa Sowell Richard Spore Deanna Stacey Carla Stanley Chris Stanphill John Summerlin Blair Summitt Trisha Talley Robin Tankersley Tim Tarkington Marsha Taylor Phyllis Taylor Eddie Thiele La Wanda Thomas John Thompson Lisa Thompson Linda Thornton Tim Thornton Alicia Thurnish Daisy Tidwell Kathy Tindle Bonnie Todd Ricky Todd Donna Toth David Trantham Mary Lynn Tucker Tad Turner 130 FACES SOPHOMORES William Akers Mike Alexander Ross Barnhart James Boshers James Bradshaw Greg Bray Barrett Buckalew Mark Cannon Keith Clemons Patrick Cunningham Dennis Crenshaw Sandra Dublin Mary Ellis Gary Jackson Robert Johnson NOT PICTURED Russell Jonakin Regina Houston Wayne Kicklighter Michael Macklin Aaron Massengill Michael McCracken Paul McMahon Greg McNeil Charles Nevilles Ellsworth Nichols Sandra Mahon Joe Parder Ricky Pritchett Derek Ragland Pattie Redich Jeff Tvede Julie Van H Alan Voss Jeff Walker Cedric War Steve West Kurt Willet Debbie Wil Connie Wo Lynn Wray Janet Youn Edward Scales Ricky Simpson Pamela Rodgers Charles Spencer Robert Taylor Robert Underwood Phillip White Kenneth Wirt Michael Williams Shih - Che Wu Rhonda Williams Deborah Wilson Cindy Young Sylvia Young Vicky Young FAC OLISCTI Matt Vaughn Annette Walker David Walker Todd Waller Bryan Ward d Gloria Ward Dana Weatherford Mike Welborn Lorie Welch Sharon Wells Mark White Michelle White Pat Whitlow Lori Whitmer Robin Wiggins t Debra Williams Denise Williams Mike Williams Rhonda Williams Wilbert Williams Brad Williamson S011 Ricky Worley rtham Chris Wright Sandra Yancey B Kim Zimmerman ES: SOPHOMORES 131 l,i!,L,iLl-n-E2 .H t A iLT'QEJ -.-F, . Iii 4 nga!! ff AV! :TQ- zfi Baie? Gil um N: l 'i J u FRESHMEN ARE THE BEST!! FRESHMEN. BETTER THAN THE REST! HEY! HEY! WHAT DO YOU SAY? HERE COME THE FRESHMEN - MAKE WAY! Being Freshmen this year turned out very exciting for the class of '8l. Most of their time was spent getting acq- uainted with the halls and traditions of Raleigh-Egypt, including the honor of being hung over the railing, buying ele- vator tickets, and having Seniors thump them with their class rings. The ninth grade saw what high school pep rallies were really like and dived right in with much enthusiasm for the PHARAOHS! They have taken their first step in the challenge of becoming a part of the unified body of Raleigh- Egypt. President - Kevin Muxqv Vice-President - Keilh Clark Secretary - SIIIIFUII Rzassell NOT PICTU RED: Treasurer - Duke Young Sgt.-at-Arms - Gregg Russell l32 FACES: FRESHMEN Freshman Class Favorites Richie Mourhess Wynn Waterbury Arthur Lee Academic Achievers Sherry Hurley William Jennings FACES: FRESHMEN W Q9 IH 'Q H F avo O CPO H0 9-13 1 C7 FAVORITES: 9-I Mitchell Beasley, Robin Booth: 9-4 Tina Gzgv, Russell Gavrock,' 9-5 Buster Hanson, Glenda Hopkinsg 9-6 Hubbart. Brenda Howarzi Patty Jackson, 9-7 Rusgf Loughridge, Michele Lynn, Arthur Lee: 9-8 Kevin Maxey, Gaby Maulick: 9-9 Richie Melody Naborsg 9-I0 Tony Rapp, Vernon Scott. Sharon Russell, 9-I l Marla Smith, Dannv Smith, Lisa Staggs: 9-I2 Rita Thompson, Thomas, Jerrol Tateg 9-I3 Veronica Wright, Wynn Waterbury, Duke Young. NOT PICTURED: Reggie Albright, John C hristopher, Angie Tina C artnichael. Pamela Durham, Karl Endress, Margie Evans, Karen Gunn, Tammy Hopper, Patricia McClure, Harold Mottley. ,. . , , .4 I. 1, 5 , ,, AV k 1 1-pt-1 ML. -, .. ,... , -V '.'r '. f g1!'i4'.5 'fUi53f'Q'f'-, f , '- V, 4' , .1 V N,-4 f...- .. , , 1. ,f-L . -. .1 1. L..-.1,. JA, :L,'.:'.Lzt.-.1.,5.-L .- ,- '. - HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES EFT TO RIGHT. ROW l: Dana Allman, Chris Ganac, Melinda Green, Russell Gavrock, Tammy Hopper, Buster Hanson. Mike James, Wayne nhnston, Michelle Lynn. Kelbf Lampkins. ROW 2: Dale Mellon, Richie Mourhess, Chris Pace. Sharon RusselL Christie Sanders, Kim Smith, relt Sharpe. Kim Thomas, Charles Vergos, Wendv Weir, Lee Hayes. FACES: FRESHMEN 135 David Adair Reggie Albright Elizabeth Alexander Dana Altman Lisa Anderson Melanie Anderson Patrice Anderson Beth Bain Tommy Baker Julian Bateman Mitch Beasley Shirley Beason Chris Bedingfield Tim Belyea Stacy Bergman Jenni Biggs Deanne Billings Kelly Billions Rebecca Birdsong Tonya Bledsoe Robin Booth Toni Bosi Bryan Boudreaux Jeneth Bradshaw Tammy Bray Jackie Brooks Francis Brown Rex Brown Robert Brown Rhonda Bryant 136 FACES FRESHMEN li' 1,1 f is ,gg v -iv ., .M 'T ' 1 1 ' -,P 'f,.' ' 5' IQ? ,. , y. 1 :X L 4 :yv '-11 5. 15 ,Q s .L Ai: 'Q , ' Y . '-i- C B if I f i 'fn' lv-NXY in-J Scott Bryant Brian Butler Deann Byrd Lance Calkins Clay Callender Rhonda Campble Bobby Cannon Diane Cantrell Rickey Carmichael Tira Carmichael Charles Carroll Cheryl Casinelli Sheila Cater Shelli Cates Charles Caudill John Christopher Kenny Christopher Keith Clark Sharon Clark Tim Clark Kevin Clarkson Tonya Clay Jim Clement Nina Coffey Angie Cole Cosette Collier Karen Collier Cathy Cox John Crabb Glen Crane FACES: FRESHMEN 137 Henry Crawford Sammy Creel Kenny CrenshaW Nicky Cromwell Jennifer Crump Jeanette Cursey Mark Curtis Jeff Cutler Mike Daniels Priscilla Delk Steve Devereux Bryan Devine Tom Devine Mark Dodson Cindy Donegan Bunny Duren Pam Durham Danny Eakin Phillip Eastman Gwen Echols Joanne Edwards Kevin Eggenberger Tony Elmore Karl Endress Margie Evans Shelly Faught Steve Ferrer Joey Fier Lisa Fitzpatrick Marilyn Foley 138 FACES FRESHMEN V ffff: Scott Foley Steve Fondren Mike Foster Terry Foster Terry Funk Randy Gabriesheski Larry Gallen Chris Ganac Russ Gavrock Robby Gaye Sheri Gemma Beth Gerard Joe Giaroli .lim Gibbs Jory Gilkey Cheryl Gill Robert Gonzales Debbie Gordan Roger Grape Cathy Gray Linda Green Karen Gunn Tina Guy Sandy Hall Steve Hall Galen Hamrick Steve Handley Buster Hanson Bobby Harrell Bill Harris FACES: FRESHMEN I 39 Hazel Harrison Joey Hatcher Lee Hayes Jim Heide Craig Henderson Robert Herman Debbie Hess Penny Hewitt Rusty Hines George Hirtz Chuck Hislop David Holcomb Kathi Holland Glenda Hopkins Mary Hopper Tammy Hopper Eugene Horton Richard Hose Joel House Brenda Howard Scott Hubbard Lori Hughes Sherry Hurley Tim Hurley Eddie Hutchison Johnathon Irvin Amy Jackson Curtis Jackson Patty Jackson Mike James 140 FACES FRESHMEN 3 L- W ' 3 i 1, ik , 2' Q I .Nl f ffm N 1 .IN 'J ' -9 ' 2 ig. 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Xi, 'SGI W n... . :2v!:'L'ff ' -...L Sarah Lyles Michele Lynn Mike Mabe Chris Maddox Mitzi Malin Tony Marbury Bill Marking Pat Marmino Danny Marquette Lisa Marsh Barry Martin Tim Martin Tommy Martin Angie Massengill Gaby Maulick Kevin Maxey Kirk Maghorn Laura McCauley Janet McClure Pam McClure Dwayne McElroy Mark McElwee Debbie McGoff Tammy McKnight Alice McMinn Sheila McVay Linda Mears Dale Melton Xenia Merritt Leslie Miller I-42 FACES FRESHMEN kk 11-Lee fax, Lynn Milligan Donna Ming Barron Montgomery Marty Montgomery Kim Mooney Joey Moore Stacie Moore Todd Moore Lonnie Morgan Tina Morris Mitch Morton Becky Mosby Harold Mottley Richie Mourhess Larry Murphey Tommy Myers Melody Nabors Tabrena Neal Kevin Nelson Tim Nelson Susan Nichols Cherie O'Daniel David Otte Chris Pace Debby Pace Wendy Parkey John Parks Debby Patton Cynthia Pendley Rebecca Penny' FACES: FRESHMEN 143 Reginald Person Chuck Pickel Barbara Pluhar Shell Porter Paul Powell Mike Priest Tim Raglin Tony Rapp Julie Ray Denise Reasons Kathy Redick Doug Reeves Bonny Reinking Harry Rike Jackie Roberts Sharon Rogers Susan Rogers Marina Rokas Ricky Ronza Vera Rudy Gregg Russell Richard Russell Sharon Russell Tammy Russell Jeff Sanders Kristie Sanders Tony Schiavone Brenda Schultz Dana Schwartz Vicki Schwarz '-f 144 FACES FRESHMEN .... f Hill, Andy Scott Janet Scott Renee Scott Tommy Seymour Debbie Shadko Brett Sharpe Joann Shearon Eddie Shelton Michael Ann Sherborn Willie Shoemaker Scott Showalter Parvin Sigler Ernie Simeona Chuck Simpson Johnny Simpson Linette Slivinski Danny Smith Debra Smith Kim Smith Lisa Smith Marla Smith Rhonda Smith Scott Smith Steve Smith Tommy Smith William Smith Mike Splain Lisa Staggs Tommy Stahl Lisa Starnes FACES: FRESHMEN l45 5. -M, ,..,-A --4 ...N H ,Q- in 'i -qi David Stephens Cary Stribling Donna Stribling Rachel Sweat Norman Summerlin Steve Summers Jerrol Tate Duane Theimer Curtis Thomas Kim Thomas Diane Thompson Kelvin Thompson Rita Thompson Scott Thrasher John Toth Jimbo Townsend Daphne Trotter Mark Twitty Ton Uhl Randall Underwood Terri VanEaton Kurt VanWyck Charles Vergos Andrew Vick Mary Vignola Susan Vorus Michelle Waldrop Malcolm Walker Deb Wallace Gary Walls I46 FACES FRESHMEN IK 1 Mark Walton Trudy Ward Chuck Warrington Wynne Waterbury Craig Watts Mike Way Kim Webb Wendy Weir Carolyn Wesby Kelly Wheeler Cathy White Warren White Barbara Williams Deanna Williams Doris Williams John Williams Ricky Willingham Christie Wilson Mike Wilson Claudette Wirt Michelle Womack Derek Wood Mike Wood Rodney Wardlowe Veronica Wright Lisa Wyckoff Lynn Yarbro Melissa Yarbrough Duke Young Teresa Youngblood ii- : l fin ...il- l FACES: FRESHMEN 147 John Brown Timothy Carpenter Michael Cartwright Charlie Coleman Napolean Coleman David Crain Anthony Douglas Richard Earnest Leo Echols Gary Elam Bryan Greeme Michael Greene Michael Gregg Mark Gregory Mary Hardid Lisa High William Jennings Teresa Jones Kenney Jordan Stanley Kemp Marvin Kirk Jeffery Klock Darla Smithey ' N y NOT PICTURED John Langley Arthur Lee Charles McClure Anthony McCracken Michael McGough Jeffrey McPherson Stanley Nevilles Ronald Owen Alvin Peques James Rodgers Renee Scott Vernon Scott Ruby Sims Deanna Stacy Michael Thomason Glenn Truesdale Joey Waddell Lisa Walker Carl White Kenneth Wright Terry Young -Q. 'J if -G. xi-J - X- 3 QI 148 FACES FRESHMEN l t I K AC 1l1lllllUl1NlLl u N 1.1311 lulllulm Sphinx Staff The Sphinx Staff is a group of hard work- ers and with their ideas. and help from their sponsor Mm. Ricks, the I4 students put together the Sphinx Annual. They are: Lixa Gin' and Diane Neal M co-editors. Li: Camp - business mgr.. Susan Van- Wvrk and Laura H011UlldYM'0fllI - copy editors. Cindt' Kuehn and Lvnn Russell - sports co-editors. Lisa Kallaher and JoJo Langfiela' - organizations co-editors. Susan Baskin - Freshman class editor. Kellie Rav - Sophomore class editor, Kelli- Summit! - Junior class editor. Paui Phelan - Senior class editor. Lisa Burle- son - Faculty editor. and Sphinx assts. Bari Turner and Marchell Malin. Q 150 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS ,,,Z,. TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 151 tudent Council The Student Council is made up of all the Students at Raleigh-Egypt. The officers plan the school dances, special activities. and sales for the students at R.E. All other clubs plan their activities through Mrs. Lvnn Crane, the clubs' sponsor. The offi- cers are: Pepper Dill - Pres.. Kathy Lan- gan - Vice-Pres.: Shari Westby -- Sec.- Treas.: Kathy Ward - Comm. of School Activities: Cary Christopher - Comm of Council Activities and Angela Thompson - Minority Coord. 152 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS Mr Q92 Us ua? gk , 059 ET. 'Q .-5 Q TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 153 VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is made up of students in Cosmetology. Auto Mechanics. Electronics or any other voca- tional class offered at R.E. The officers are: Robin Gaul! - Pres.. Benin: Oclwu - Vice. Pres.. Nmnjv Harrell - Sec.. Nrmcjv Curlis - Treas.. Sieve Davis - Sgt.-at-Arms. Cinzli- Piper - Parl.. Connie Rogers - Club Advisor. The four sponsors are: Mrs. Tlmmas, Mr. Anderson. Mr. Collrerun, and Mm. Williams. 4 41 154 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS V4 i ' 1' ,-i .-ar , L -.h1,,.1---' ,. A ' - fn 919-2-.t. 44 .5 .' .4 Jriigi . r- L KW .1 'rg?',f DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America is a club for the students of the Distributive Education classes at R.E. The purposes of the club are: 11.3 the developing of future leaders for Marketing and Distribution. 12.1 to provide incen- tives and recognition for D.E. stu- dents, and f3.J build status in pub- lic schools for careers in marketing and distribution. Officers are: Jerry Benfeld - Pres., Gary Ben- jield - Vice-Pres., Lisa Richards - Sec., Bridge! Wir! - Treas., Kathy Frazier - Parl., and their sponsor is Mrs. Lynda Moore. . . . TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 155 SSS Sphinx Service Sisters is a girls' club of R.E. It is lead by the offi- cers and cabinet heads. At the beginning of the year ten honorary members are elected and the Freshmen received Big Sisters, fSrs.J. Their service to the commu- nity includes visiting orphanages, nursing homes, and collecting food for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. For themselves, the club has a slumber party with the tradi- tional induction of the new mem- bers. They also sponsor a hayride, a winter and spring formal and several money-making projects. Their officers are: Pam Johnson - Pres., Lynn Russell - Vice Pres., Susan Baskin -- Sec.-Treas.. Diane Neal - Chap., Jatlo Langlield - Sgt.-at-Arms, and their sponsors are Mrs. Finch, and Mrs. Hess. 156 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS .. Y' 5 -'Q ,ssfqf,zlQQg, F :EG Q x I H' U51 1 if 4- Q -' Eg - 5,1 - ,nr-:-, 4 .I Q QQ Q y -Q .Q Q , . . Q,Q . . Q . Qc.g ,Q Q vc J f4'w597'ag,, 'fif'q'?f'ggf1Q ,y V, 'Q',5'.f 5 U ' ' I vi 5 N 5' l ' ' ' N- Q .Q Z',zv,. Q f -' - --. f ! .. . A 5 - 1 ,. I '3'zg',21,73xp 4' JV 1' vi-.,g, .sg- ffl'Eu,g,jQ,'f1 .g.w ' Q QQ :Q . ld-QGQE? e, Q- r .B-is 9 -YE -2 , 5, i ., .ff - ' M ' , . , M.. s ' 5,11 iff- . g ' Q 'T L--W ' bg, 'gi L-,x.IQQ: 2 E . .' 4+ 1411 f' , ,L - , -Q V- .val E ' T L -- f O. 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Q ,g Q Q, , .14 2.1 1 , XA' x, env' Q MJ., X V- .-.....,,:. ,. , g.,-.. -1--QQ.QQA QQ V' Q' XXL' 7,3 f 'F' :' i Q' 17-5 7..- ' Q.'.Q Q ' ,. ., n 'l 'l i s . 1' C C I' The Royal Society of Archers officers are: Lee Schwartz - Chairman of the Board Knot pic.J, Brian Russell - Executiv Dir., Chris Black - Chaplain, Russell Burns - Pres. Their sponsor is Couch Johnson. 158 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS ,,,.....-- Treas.. Xenia Merrill - Chairman of Activities. Their sponsor is Miss C hrislian. i .XYi ,1--- j Z fl . 'L Q V 3 C i s IL 0 I' History Club officers are: Seeju Merritt- Pres., Angela Thompson - Vice-Pres., Joy Thompson - Sec., Derrick Smilh i ., , 'tiff ', w--YT t-1 ..t .. - , ,. . C e. -.,......t.... mug.-,. l'he purpose of Youth Action for Christ is to promote Christian fellowship among students at R.E. The officers are: fhris Blank Q- Pres.. Riulz Henri' -- Vice Pres.. David Long - Sec.-Treas.. and their sponsor is Mr. Louis Wake-Held TRACES: ORGANIZAUONS 159 Pep Club The Pep Club works to promote school spirit at R.E. During home- coming they set up spirit week. where each day featured a differ- ent activity ranging from sock-it- to-me day to the ever popular fif- ties day. This year the pep club sold red. white. and black pom- poms so we could shake-out our spirit for the PHARAOHS!! The officers are: Michelle Call- Pres., Carrie Garret! - Vice Pres. Krysha Walker - Sec.. Sharon Massey - Treas., Karrie Pollock - Sgt.-at- Arms. Their sponsor is Mrs. Mar- lha Gaddie. .L ,-oy-f. 160 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS L. N. X -2, . '41, 1. , :.-v f L-QL!-.nv 1 gglglflyf W-'iff 1 ' 4 Tam- ' A Ji TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 161 -TI O.E.A. Office Education Association Club con- sists of students from VOE classes at R.E. Their officers are: fSr.j Jane! Adams - Pres.. Shellv Gibson - Vice Pres.. Suzanne Holland - Sec.. Lisa Rogers - Treas.. Debbie Cisneros - Parl.. Monica Buffer- field - Report. 1Jr.5 Ann Freeman - Pres.. Shirbf Mahler - Vice Pres.. Sharon Wade - Sec.. Denise Landivelir - Treas.. Bellz Morris - Parl., Li.ra Ingram - Report.. and their sponsor is Mrs. Mary Srroupe. Pl 162 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS Yi -fb. 7 Hui 5-11 Future Homemakers of America is an active club for students enrolled in home economics classes. Their officers are: Berry Hullell - Pres.. Marlie Evans and Vicci Wiggins - Co-Vice Pres.. Nina Brown - Sec.. Marion Jones - Treas., Bridgelte Wirr - Report.. Barbara Stokes - Act. Chairman. Their spon- sor is Mrs. A nderson. J 1 fbi TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 163 Drama Drama Club students have numerous opportunities to participate in the many areas of the theatre. During the school year. they sponsor several plays produced by R.E. students. Officers are: Stephanie Kerr - Pres.. Mike Barton -- Vice Pres.. Kim Nelson - Sec.-Treas.. and Karhy Gray - Prog. Chairman. -il ww '-ll 1, I 64 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 1 in-N X I XIVNII llll IIII X HU! -ffgilff I , Lbs, 0 C IL I' Club officers are: Kathy Langan - Pres.. Gwen Will - Vice Pres., Trisha Wallace - Sec.. Theresa Gowins - Treas.. Gray - Rept.. Tina McKnight - Prog. Chairman. Sharon Moore - Contest Chairman. sponsor is Mrs. Wanda Rider. C S S e Chess Club officers: C hesrer Lee - Pres.. David Shar! - Vice Pres.. Marv Phehws - Sec.-Treas.. John Ingram and Rich- Harden - Sgt.-at-Arms and their sponsor is Mrs. Lockharl. TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 165 Gukgryr as ,J U my T... ii. 4 Q' vga E? 8 If .-X A. F 51' vm I 5554.3 I A ' Q yu ki! W l N L f pig' .1 ,U ' l 1 31 J., .Q1'.'1L51g, 1 I . '- Q k, A f k:, ,,-'- 4 A . 'H as n X, H 5 I - V ' 4 5 ,,X ' 1- I.: gy M D, I WM Q ' 1 . 1! fff W nf ' ' is ff- f' ' .21 49 ' 9,139 - is 7 Ax G 2 'ifkf -- + , I Wig . g - ' X .xt I f if- ff ff?? S' ww-fw1v,,. -- . FP a. V ..,. A f 5 +0 x A , , -., VIN ., f V . ' I I wxrfe 'if il ' pi L i CJD- -4v ', Q Y 1X' .V F, Ti, --,. Y 1 S 24' 41 if 4,5- Scroll Staff The Scroll Staff published our school paper. This year the staff decided to sell subscriptions which turned out to be very profitable. ln each issue they covered spe- cial events. sports. club activities. con- certs. and they featured a girl and boy pharaoh personality in each issue. The reporters are: Marline Chamberline, Cmjv C'l1risl0pher. Emilv C raddock, Karen H0041 Kallrv Langan, Paula McGehee. Jeannie Pinlo. Robin Hood Susan Spacek. Suzy Grqv. Ted Sowder, Mike Barron. Jimmy Wilson. and Editor - Reva Bebfeu. Their sponsor is Mrs. Butler. -.-J J . .faint-, ,-.,,. 533 i 2 f' ' qzfz. 1 ., 4 3-Lgylt.. . H M e . A. N: v A-T 2-13 168 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS I I1 Club The Art Cluh is ai club of I5 stu- dents from the Art classes at R.E. Mr. Fred HlII!'flflI.t'UI1, their sponsor. is helping the club to plain at trip to four European countries this sum- mer to view its url galleries. Their officers are: 1'l4ikv.luln1xnll - Pres.. Mirllellcf While - Vice Pres.. Suxun Spurvlr - Sec.. and Julian Burwmui - Treas.. sponsor. Mr. Hllll'lIill.V1lIl. 'v -L' TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 169 Cosmetology is made up of the students taking Cosmetology l. ll. or lll. The club concen- trates on teaching the students how they can look their best. The club has sold Cosmo-crea- tures this year which they :nude themselves. They received another room in the new Voca- tional Building to meet the large number of stu- dents taking the course. The sponsors are: Mrs, Tlmnms and Mrs. Wil- liunlx. f Q1Hl Tuff' I N. I Y'-gz 'kr-V. 0,1 L J ,t in T'-fziim g r -A-4 3 170 TRACES ORGANIZATIONS 'l, if '-:wi j L- r g Y 4 E':1 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 171 S.A.E. Student Action for Education Club offi- cers are: Marchell Malin - Pres.. Debbie Leindecker - Vice Pres., Paula McGhee - Sec.-Treas.. Alicia Townsend - Prg. Chairman. Cindy Birmingham - Reporter: and their sponsor is Mrs. Ricks. af-'fi I 72 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS L-ff' kL 1,1 - rip, 5 4 -' ... J 15 - 'ffm -- Tae X'-., jg,-gr 1 C 'Af .. 5, : 1 1 si.. ' n 4r,,fg,1klili.fl- I1 run, ' Human mm- in ll A , un-tim, on mm. l Cuprous Cu Copper llll 'ull ' H mn Sullutc ion l I : Ll, nr: , . 1- 1 ww .on -Jn its .rn '1' ' It X' 9 , P Science The Science Club is made up of approximately 25 students that take science-related courses. They discuss certain experiments and participate in several field trips during the year such as going to the C.B.l. Nuclear Center on Presi- dents Island and St. Judes Chil- drens Research Hospital. They also sponsor the Science Fair. Offi- cers are: Brian Russell - Pres.. Greg Snyder - Vice Pres.. Paul Mellon - Sec.-Treas.. and their sponsor is Dr. Marking. no Numan- s-Inmu , 'minm Mydwln hlhu lu HS Salim 50 ' flawinm nm TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 173 Ecolo Club The Ecology Club is a club for the nature lovers at R.E. The club has leaf rakes. plants trees and shrubs. They are planning a camping trip to Blanchard Springs this spring. The club consists of 40 students and their sponsor is Mrs. Minnie Logan. The officers are: Dixie Pal- ICFSOII - Pres.. Sabrina Hudson - Sec.. Kelly Anderson - Treas.. Roger Coleman - Reporter and Doug Adams - Sgt.-at-Arms. I Wx tr lf: : FH, 'T ' 1' '- J . t - .1 , 1 ,- . . 4 l,, I I A is an -Q zv.j,'7'mH. ',li. lr. 'gy E v.. N 1 4 - 4, 1 5 Ag' ' ,,..-ffl' V .ii Vi: , as-Q gg J J ' La, i rp T31 in xg . A R lp. Q wzurwg, , . .W 21' Q Q 5 5 V i' 'ff' 5, i ' ., Y L+ 5' 'Fe' M1--g,!'fr.. if X ig, 'fiwifj .va L .. ?k4g'l. ' 1 ' ,X . J' Lg- 1 , 't '- -V. ' L' w. ' , . 'fyfxq J fu, K? , l 'Y 'X , lf It , i 55..f-1 ' fi Y N, ue. '4 .. .E do hlzi! --L 9L','g' X QQ..-Y Q3 lt ff 1 4' 4 ' -.,.'r- of -, -. . A: 5 I 4. ushgf- ',. J .W mah 1' gg-4 , r KL ev- ii 174 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS ' v . f if .. ani'- SNOLLVZINVOHO :SBDVUL 911 is-Hi Y! 4' '-J mf. . , 1 10 Y. . l Q .'-LP' M..- ' ala LX 33.-v' 1 -l ,l ,, ilA? 1g7. ?53:'fQ13g lik, -gk f .v- l ., pr, f H--Q.. . ' 1. gg 1. IJ 'fit :dpi 4 vw 'NY lf n , , -'al ' 1 - 'g1rm,w-FPW V ' ' A so French Club Lu Jeunesse is the French Club's nick- name chosen by their sponsor who is Mr, Warner. Their officers are: Hugh Foote - Pres.. Patti' Rea - Vice Pres.. JoAnne Hara'e.vLv - Coor. Sec.. Gene Bland - Recd. Sec.. Kellie Ray and Roger Ghrigsby - Sgt.-at-Arms. and Ricky Stewart - Treas. 176 TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS Spanish lub La Tertulia is the Spanish Club's nickname. Although it means party in Spanish they don't always party. They have collected money for the earthquake victims in Guatemala. contributed to the Christian Chil- drens Care Fund. and they also receive an Exchange student each year. The club's officers are: SIGQV Montgomery - Pres.: Mongf Ray - Vice-Pres.: LeeAnn Phelps - Sec.: MaryLym1 Tucker - Treas.: Marry Monlgomery - Fresh. Rep.: and their sponsor - Mrs. Belly Jefers. TRACES: ORGANIZATIONS 177 Q- Efifi s. The German Club officers are: Joyce Grapes - Pres.. Stephen Farnsworth - Vice Pres.. Kathy Nolan - Sec.. Lorraine Sig- - Treas., Tim Will - Sgt.-at-Arms. and their sponsor is Dr. Herrman. Xi W - '- .-Hg -- we -3- W - ff- H' ' If ll... LXIQL-u- - 'Il ii ,,,..,..,. - at 1 .gy ll The Stage Band adds variety at R.E. because of the different instruments the students are able to play and enjoy: the d electric guitar. and pianojust to name a few. Their director is Mr. Lartigue. 178 TRACES ORGANIZATIONS Y f 3 I! x 'L ,v , r 1 1 r ,z N if Q 'T' gf 5 A 1. M ' ii Q gif? 1 ,. J l w - ,ff f 1' -f.-if ., L, I 14443 4 H ffzii-, Ili.. -'9'1I 4f',, 1 Miss Raleigh Egypt The seniors were proud to select Suqv Grqv as Miss Raleigh Egypt '78. During her four years at RE. Suqv contributed much of her time to various extra-curricular activities. She has been a member of the Stu- dent Council. Pep Club. and SSS for four years. During her sophomore year she was quite active in Junior Achievement. Responsibilities grew as Suqv won election for the Class President her Junior and Senior years. Su:y's Senior activities include SCROLL Staff. Poetry Club. and Winter Sports Homecom- ing Representative. Suav 's ambitious qualities have succeeded in gaining her admission to Baptist Nursing School in the Fall. 180 TRACES: HONORS J FIB v,.Juu+,, Mr. Raleigh Egypt Joe Sanders must have been born running. With all his awards he isn't even considering quitting tilithe l980 Olympics are over and a gold medal hangs around his neck. His many awards at RE include a partic- ipant in the Summer Junior Olym- pics in his Freshman year. In his Sophomore year he was a partici- pant in the Summer Junior Olym- pics with a ninth place finish in the national mile walk race. In hisjunior year Joe had a second place finish in the national mile run. This year Joe is a league, city. and regional cham- pion. also All City and All State. Besides school activities Joe is the basketball coach at Coleman Ele- mentary and coach of the city team. He's even been on TV three times. Joe is truly an outstanding runner and an outstanding Mr. Raleigh Egypt. TRACES: HONORS P 6 rib' .Q x .xr if 1? ' Iii. . .f,.. '- U . , . kq'., fa fini' 'A , . f A , A If s jg. X fx ,SQL - 1 b -v-. 19 Q . .- -.R uf - , -ff ,,.- VN E Q X Winter Sports ueen Denise Cheek By the expression on the Queen's face, we can tell without any doubt how proud and honored Denise Cheek felt in being chosen by the whole student body as their '78 Winter Sports Home- coming Queen. Her escort was Randy Richard- son. The alternates were: lst Alternate - Pam Gish and Brian Ward. 2nd Alternate - Michelle White and Chuck Lucas. , ,' ', TRACES: HONORS 'S . w-fm ,vffqfv ,-'-ie.-ir .ff-1' zrm1:.g-1,-n-fy- ' .ar.1,.,r-'-,f-- f Y- -- -.wr-31--1 . w , I . r , f.Qf?L ' EE! w - Q L-, ,, 11.15,-I-'.s,f , . . A .1..' . ,.y,- ,- E 'f 1 -.: - . .-- ,f R 1 1- 41- . 1,-,.., , , , .-V' , - v,,, . .n lyeu , .,..r -R, J . 1 'F FINALISTS: Revo Belveu. Lisa Kallaher, Sharon RusselL Paula Davis, and Cindv Kuelm 'l' x..i,,.n- ' hw. Rf Anw- -. I 'sg P STUDENT DIR ECTOR: Suxan Baskin .f r,.- T-an L4 I U- 'Y , 15. V ' S CONGENIALITYZ Michelle Call. QUEEN: Rem Bcllveu. TALENT WINNER: Cindv MASTER OF CEREMONIES: HalJqy lm E EN Elllfic if tWal , 3?ii'1'e-1-rw. in WW-- , . ll A fr T2 2 Quee I A ant the ,I f HQ, one xnfgy It so ' figs ll ,.'ift'?rgi-,egg fills 731' their fu y r 't he l fn , 1 1 r -, . ,mg - eftnljtqgvtgg ntutnibe and, -flto -:1,r1y 11!A, -E i. .sg Af. juElges.AAOtlErEv nts? agflx i5lL vwl Y.1y2,?fft1glentt SQ-npetitibn. evenlfirtg g Tri? ,'-' it a'nCl'ran elegant dinng1Cfan'f.:,'gat 5 sgr r nefijifv A byfeaehjcontestant. -gtg 'Q' 1p,The 'escorts addecllsome zestlto the hen they dancedltheir way Tinto EVERY-N -al B 'S heart witht tlme help ofjElv' a gdlfig I 5. EE x SQQ? Ilailhouse 1, 1 V I lwonhclusion 04 llwekhhliowiall begat t lw:?E fiXQE. fina'.stJs:3 1e. ifiglgournced andN4tlh f ,SjggAg4j'gf Bimqll. 3rd alternate wastifemifdlfl jefgalntd alternate was Paula Dqviitgnd lst. -Iftfrjagtel r was Cinafv Kzlelzrrgtrldfllth , 4, fn w- ty ll JY . t QTZFH weaken 5elVe L all A-' X ful ., 7-I 'l ' , ' t .fi ' ..5i gf I. X r.L.-51.1 ffl, Opening Number by the Contestants S ,, 'g,. NN-SCI. .F -' 271 vi WY '-f-..- 1 Y' rf f ' Escorts do their thing. . . ,Q -, 94 sb . v,'J Av,Vn 'N f 'rr if rf' - . - .f X 'L'f f 'A'-e x , vi 1p'5 , In S eech Finalists gi' T A-- '77 hw ' 5 55 . 7 . 1 A ka Y. . V. E 4 A 1 vi , I il ,J I' 3 W! gf! 4' b tp, f-JW? Q' U q....,..',-,vl-vs-fzr,,,4s 1 ,, ia' X' .'::s,.-h' I , V K I gf, I- -' .c,j-,v,3'4r' :X -A ,Q ,L-.J-. nf- Nh . . ' , Q : .-.X 'T , I. 1' X T9 W .f Qs h 4 A V L. . Q E af H d ' N. ? ' 5 ' - J N331 :xi ' V, If as w 5 af -h u 1 p I Qlxd., Cary Christopher, Michelle C all. Reva Belveu. Lisa Glqv. and Pamjohnsan .lolmmn 3 4, Q! 'W' U . V M 3, F 41 . , h 5 1 q ' LJ ,IJ ' va r' 1 ' V f AI'-lfff Q lm !IJ'1....., , L M le 8-,itiiah 4 tml QW if iv'-E 2ifiQ.i aw :fl if 'fs 1 xml'- K' 'f 2 A ii 1 Talent Finalists i i M l' J EPR a ' 4 ' fs 1 5 'Ay .f :lp zq., f Q , 1 f .4 u 3 v S 3335.6 XENA X XL il 'I' , Carv C hrislopher, Patrice A nderson, Carrie Garrell, Michelle Call. Karla Lee, Reva Belveu, Lisa Guy, Karen Pickel Lixa Kallaher Sharon Kuelzn, and Paula Davis Ns 3 -4 QW 'W 1 97121- sfraf ud- Can Christopher ..x -Sharon ,Russell 4 - 'g x Lzsa Guy -Q., if ss.. Y jg. fx ,f ,. L N. Davis r,.-' l.,.'.. A. V. I r ,... Q, 1 .5 Palrice A nderson Thespians The International Thespian Society is an honorary soci- ety composed of students interested in the theatre. To be a member students must acquire ten points by attending. working with and being in plays. Tim Kelli' - Trens. M rx. Turner - Sponsor ,Vliclulel Farnsworllz - Vice-Pr6S. Clllj' Clll'f.S'I0pllCI' - Pres. Mike Barron - Reporter Murrina Clmmberline - Sec. . .ff- ,:.:.. I 1 i- XXQXN-ii. 'HIM QQVMX Q1 41 fl ,Q LT X J- . da it it sy fuilw NJ twllflfllt' Clzamherline. Kcllln' Langan. Caljv Clll'f5l0pl1Ul'. Mrs. Turner. Danna Biraf Emilv Cradllotk. Tum Wulltu Milt: Barron Tim KL llt 190 TRACES1 HONORS -ii'Sws-sv' . Q - '- Ln . w , :jan- .L.:'.-,--, . ' Y- .,. ' -..,, . N 4 M u A I P h a T I1 e i 3 P 1' e s i d e Il i S TRACES: HONORS 191 Quill ti . f And Scroll Quill and Scroll is an honorary society of high school journalists organized to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and related fields. To become a member a student must be either a Junior or Senior. and must be in the upper third of his or her class in general or scholas- tic standing. The student must have done superior work in some phase ofjournalism tschool news- paper or annualj and must be recommended by the sponsor of the publication. .1Ir.t'. Ricks' - Sponsor Lisa Glfl' - Vice-Pres. Suxan Sparck - Treus. Rum Bclrvu - Pres. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Grgv. Susan Spacek. and Reva Belveu STARTING AT THE LEFT: Lisa Burleson. Reva Belveu. Li: Camp. Susan Spacek. Emilv Cradrlock. Mllflill? Chamberline. Diane Neal. L Lisa Gzrr. 192 TRACES: HONORS National Honor Society Russell Burns - Pres. Greg Slivder - Vice-Pres. Sharon Massqv - Sec. Mark Harbor - Treas. uiz 'Em On The Air 43? Dr, Herrman. Sponsor: Chris Black. Leigl1A nn JCIUIL Lisa Burleson, Pulqv Phelan, Mary Pliebs, Tim Will. TRACES: HONORS 193 Boys, And Girls, Penney's Fashion State Board Chris Bateman, Patty Representatlves Parker, Pa tty Phelan, Karen Pickel, Lisa Guy Pepper Dill Krysha Walker xx 'iv F X Q at P v' I. I ' f 'W W 1 ., P . . 4x x .X V, lx 'V al k in 2 'ii rl, 1 r' ' -,f--- in ? '7ii1'wi 3-i'5'g-sg. xffqfff 4. A , 'li , , ,MQ , '3 - H xv j, il A f .- -S- , an , 5 -,utr , Y -' . -V ' - 57r1L'f7'ii,.E.--iii JH :1 s '-1 .1 -. .- 32.6 Y . X v , 4,-.'lf' iff:-1 -' ff-if ---v I i , . ,g-34 I r I IJJA9 , fe - ,M Agar ftffwilfaa 1' ' 1 1 -1' ' Aw 'il 0 4 wi.-J-,J fi H, .4 -, - - .v 5 I 3 rms, , - , . - 'v '.i, ' ' N ' ' -fan ffm: a- 1 ,QQ ' -'fit' , l afar-,..gQ' :f '45r.ft - -vw 1 A lf: '23-Sig. ' 15. 5,l, . ,-41, any ig.-m,, sq - .414 : oLN5.::q, ,v i.--vf r 1, '- P i- ' f -, -7 , ,M . .. . .J,,. I A 'gf 'J ' ,, ,Q 59- . Vw, .. ...xl -- ,,, A , J 'i'l'ilPBUDlglllliF'? ' iuslvinncss or me fr . .--PPHLH -rw-val' ,- amzicf sc asAmiznAN ra' moizcrco om ran-' z4,i.:r'.olu,iL suimf EUFWNRSHH, 'i ' .- -.---' .- 'K -'il t v ,JL 3 Science Fair inner Due to technical difficul- ties beyond our control, James Anthony was una- ble to appear in the 1977 SPHINX. That was a shame because he received one of the high- est awards given in the Mid-South. The 1978 SPHINX is proud to dis- play his project, Geo- desic Airship - A New Idea . James' model was made of simple metal clothes- line purchased at a com- mon hardware store, but it could support the weight of a full grown man. Why? Because by using principles for geo- desic dome building. an aircraft can be strength- ened many times over present strength. After winning 1977's Mem- phis-Shelby County Sci- ence and Engineering Fair, James took his pro- ject to Cleveland, Ohio. where he competed in the International Science Fair. James is now a student at Christian Brothers Col- lege, where he continues his research of gravity and science. TRACES: HONORS 195 Teenagers Of The Week Pepper Dill What two things do Pepper Dill and the REHS band have in common? Why the trombone of course! Pepper has been a member of the band for 4 years and a trombone soloist for 2. He also enjoys playing the banjo. the harmonica, and singing. Among his many honors are National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Student Council President. Pepper has been called to be a preacher and plans to attend Northeast Jr. col- lege. From there he would like to attend a theological seminary in New Orleans. Pa tty Phelan Guilty or not quilty? This is one of the decisions Palzy Phelan will have to make every clay as she pursues a career in law andjurisdiction. Party is a mem- ber of the Church of Ascension and is one of the few female ushersi' in her congregation. She has served the church youth council President and is a member of the Memphis Dioceses Total Youth Ministry Board. Her favorite activity is being a counselor with the Muscular Dystrophy Associa- tion. She is also a member of the Zoo Action Program, P01132 wants to attend Radcliffe College in the Fall. 196 TRACES: HONORS ho's Who Amon American High School Students ROW Lisa Burleson Pam Pl1elr1n Burl Turner Can C'llI'l.ll01Il10l'. Robbie Simmons. Marline C'l1an1be1'lin. SlL'lJllt'.'II I'-lIl'HSll'!ll'lll. Mlllj' Slelc Barns BACK ROW Tom C llllel' Su 1 Grm Rem Bclxru Lisa Giqv. Palli Parker. Susan Spacek. VictorSc'lliavom'. Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Candidate Susan Kqve Baskin was selected as Raleigh-Egypt High School's candidate for the Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation International Leadership Seminar. The Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation promotes leader- ship qualities in high school Sophomores. The criteria for selection consists of leadership ability. coopera- tion with fellow human beings. sensitivity to others. and the desire to share knowledge and experience with others. Those chosen to participate in the International Leadership Seminar will interact with top tenth grad- ers from every state in the nation and I2 other coun- tries and with prominent leaders in business, govern- ment. education, and the professions. TRACES: HONORS 197 icy Club The Key Club is an organization affiliated with the International Kiwanis Clubs. The Keyettes are: Tamnix' Ravnwnal Mazjv Vergos, Slzirlejr Mahler, Lisa Rodgers, Lisa Guy. Diane Neal. and Denise Cheek. QNOT PICTURED: Krjv- slza Walkerj The Officers ure: Sec. - Brian Ru.x:w.'ll Pres. - .lnlm Bli::urd i Vice Pres, - R0bL'l'I lift-le Treus. - Rizxxull Burns Sgt. at Arms S Slcre Barnes '1 4 . r '.fTI ' . lf Y ' , , , . . 5 . . , 53114:-.--'gpg-4,.,..:g.q::L T N. i. '- ., . . ' v- .-.-'.' ,- l ,S ' U. ii - Y ,Z -- ' -- 43 --. .,....ff.m...--..1.-...:---.,.L...:y. 3 L. ' A ' 2 ' ' ' ' TW xl 'fr 1 1 2 - . .. 41,..n.,f. .. 198 TRACES: HONORS F 5 Spmls l.dlIm C Illtfl lxmlzn :Xsxism nl 1977-78 Raleigh pt Coaches Joseph Johnson Varsity Football. Freshman Baseball 200 PACES: SPORTS Kenne1hGann Varsity Basketball. Varsity Baseball. B- team Basketball 1 i - Y 15 . 4 K 4 6 , - 0 'SV b , , , B98 A '95 . I llc., J' . , ,LZK . H 'fi ig 1, .1w:'.-if'- 1 - l ifi1f5f.iw.:25tg.-.M , William Marking Cross Country. Indoor-Outdoor Track ji-1 Quay Parks Varsity Girls Basketball. Golf. Girls Vol- leyball Kennelh Hawkins Tennis. Freshman Basketball 'J Rodney Murplvw Varsity Football. Varsity Swimming. Girl. Track l 1' g 4 .3 ' ' ' A - -H ,I 4--Elil lIIIIi'lHli: l 14 'OF Fi Freshman Football. Wrestling. Boys Fresh man Track. l' i 4 . 'iq I i 0 1 Q 'X u ' X. Phillip Suhlell Coach Tlieurkziuf .lack Turner shman Football. Girls Freshman Freshman Girls Basketball. Freshman VarsilyFootball.Head Track Coach ck Swimming M , -V Y: nf4,'3-I ,Q N . .fig L. I ..:3, 1. X. ,u...4 z - 3, ,.-- ...,......4 x , ., ,...,..... 'Milf A Wl l 1 l , l i , , -ff l l I .RT TO RIGHT: Quai' Parks, Kennerh Hawkins. Hal Russell, Phillip SlllJlL'll. Couch Tlieurkazqf .luck Turner. Jo.s'epli.lalzi1.s'w1, Radnqi' Mzuyzliv. KL'I1l1L'Ill PACES: SPORTS 201 4 ., J. ., ,. , lqn J ,.,. 1..- N K-, X - i. Y..-, -fo. -A .,.',,,. . 'V+' pl .,, f f,vg4'?f7j i i -' '-s - 'F ',-,fb-Vfii 4: ' vying - -- :X it if :JN -L.-.3 fh',f':,, - Q f, 'gina .F-01723, Jifirf-if':2s?a'iE at Q -, I ' N K Y 4 l . Bubba Edison 1 Gary Nicholson ' s. SENIORS Football Bryan F ilzpalrick Th ., ' : -- . ,-. ,. A- . S- .. apo' ' ,, 0 -. .1 :fer-'rwz ' v -an-, 1'l-Jj-g,,' ., -, -- 4 1 . .' A --94 9 -,gt-u f .5 ' -1,-F5-it '.' 'P' '9473'i45q?- ' - '-915. - -ftffhi i.t:4 ' 5:-, - . glfbiqx ':1l f14., .e . 23 314, M 'fd - . - --51,1 +7',.'f'f'J. 'H-452'1f -5 13 -P: Q,':?fi?4'f 'Win' 'L' fb I F'2Q3 - 'l'. 2iQg'-'55 Q 1' tif' 5513- is' - l?':.,.c:r1?7 4'-. ,- ,L'fft'f' Md? W, David Pike All City 2nd Team Associated Press All State lslTeam: All City lst 202 PACES: SPORTS Team j' .A 'E'Siff.fi asifiakvil Sieve Barnes David Grapes Glenn Pills ww 4 'ug , . X, X . ,I :A 7 in f '.k ,, 5,-tw ff Q . 1... Richard Cascjv Ted Curtis 5- ,N-1, es. Jk- r - .- ,1 w.: iff' 1.o,,, :f -mwa- E? A '-,gf -: 3. . ,,1-,sf -W Terljv Gunn Robert Kvle J- 1 ' - -9 -fu -f-,N -. f75Qf:it'Z::,4 ' .- P: ,, ' j f ,' I . 4425 H, ,Va-. N-,., ,f -iw' ...fi -view-sa-'Q :if Q., ,V-1 - ,iv .7 .-:.,n,-i-NI: A, .I ,gg-Q1 ,i I1 , J . UA ,af v'i .Ea -, 14444 A-rl. x -1'- r.-v' 9 Z' I. 4... .X .Q f 1-of . . L r f ' ' ,-g Q, 9. '.,f.j 'F Q. - af Donald Davidson H if Curtis McPherson Randv Richardson Robbie Simmons Freddie Thorton All City 2nd Team FACES: SPORTS 203 George l'crgu.r Cmjx' Waller .435 . ?'4 Aggiln . ai L , . my 'AN' nu - ,Lil 'gy v ' . '. 'L -L .fi ,1 v -- ' YA ,.I3 ,, aim 1.m-.qmiiii gt. 5 I V A A ,. - u H ii ,, , --:uL.g5L...La . - 4, W- ,Ei ' V Q .. i 'gl jk, i'i ii. lg ,Fil N1 N V ,i 3 I1 1 l X' - R0f7l:'l'I H opkinx Rnhurl. better known as Archie. was one of only at few players who really seemed to enjoy physical contact. lt was a greatjoy for me to see him completely throw his body at the basketball. to me this is the way the game should be played. Good luck Arch. Coach Gunn l I I Billi' Bnhhill - Manager .X iii En'n'urd Hmrurd Edward wasn't blessed with a great deal basketball ability. but always showed asm for the game. He certainly has ' i how to respect someone for their worth, Sincerely. Coucli 1 Lisa Bland John BIi::arrl Girls' Team Captain. 4. lettered 4 yrs. 204 PACES: SPORTS Jackie Gallon 'l n E t t r i hau ketball Tanv Smith was one of only two players who d in the Pharaoh basketball pro- for their entire high school career. l this is a good example of how per- ce and dedication will pay over the Thanks to Tony. Coach Gann Glen Gish ' Doris Scales lqvx IOIRE if' :rw 'BU Lettered 4 years: Most Valuable Player - Lettered2years Defense 2: Captain L tts:ittt.lltiitt Reggie Tqvlor Reggie was blessed with a great leaping ability. ln his own way. Reggie showed outstanding lead- ership ability and realized his Senior year the needed ingredients to be a winner. Continue to work. Coach Gunn l Bobllv Hawkins Rebecca Wells Cross Countr J oe Sanders Boys Team Captain. 4. National Mile. 2nd place PACES: SPORTS 205 so-1 Qaggafxi at 25554 Wg? Eff, :Lu '- 5 'X .- i 1- B t ' 4, - 'it riff. -i if' iiiiiff 32 t . 5493353521 'flqfrvi ' -C, - agtiz -ri 1.1 'S 75 'f'Eg1.1 ' -1' if ii-M 1 'H ' 1 f--x.,N,,,. .1 ' -. -,-3-is. in ' V, !i,is.l- 1 ' Swimmin Indoor DH Sieve Barnes 3 yrs. Back Stroke, Free Style. City Swim Meet Track 1-H1 , ' gf Y -. 'ui' '.! LLP ,-vw., .,.........-,..---'---. pi, . ,'., ' 1 i n.. . ,, 4 1 ' L . ei I p X 1-.,, ma , 1 1' , I-I . Lee Schwarlz Chris Black 4 yrs. 200 Free Style. City Swim Meet Glen Gish 3 yr. letterman. total record 22-w and 5-L. First in District and Regional. Billv Bobbin 2 yr. letterman. total record l7-W and 6-L 206 PACES: SPORTS Ellen Bland 3 yrs. Back Stroke. Free Style. City Meet X 5.Lp.n li...- l John Blizzard Boblgv Hawkins 4 yr. Ietterman. total record 28-w and 4-l First in District and Second in Regional an Fourth in State. 0111 Lisa Bland Tomrnv Bland 3 yrs. Ind. Medley City Swim Meet. 4 yrs. Breast Stroke. City Swim Meet .gr- 'I John Sadler J oe Sanders Robert Kvle 4 yr. letterman Garjv Nicholson 4 yr. letterman. total record 27-w and 2-L. First in District and First in Regional. NX Q, --.K ft X - 4 Y V Y C' ' 'S 'Q xlfirg, . :pit ig-1 V1 TT ' ff: - ::,-15 1- .5-, ' L 1 .ihl: ':4T:-Lif5'i I J ohn Blizzard Wrestling olleyball David Pike 4 yr. letterman. total record. I I-w and 3-L First in District and Second in Regional. PACES: SPORTS 207 Cary Waller Debbie Cisneros 4 yr. letterman, total record 34-w and l-L. Two time State Champion. N ' .4 iii George Vergos John Blizzard ' ,o , ., fx 4.. A 1 .. ' ft.. ....4:. - n ,. 'z ,, nu a- f 1: -' ,N M.. . ., . - .- .A . -, . f 1 ,- 1 ,',u.'p-Q5 'lf AN'7 y 1-rf, '- , . Jackie Gallen John Blizzard I Baseball Outdoor Track Rebecca Wells :fa-', . -., , Jeff Cole Ns Paul Mellon John Sadler Joe Sanders f , . Of X 'bl '- fin! Eddie McDowell Dennis McKee ' x. .4-gg, , A1 m. nv Mark Richard FACES: SPORTS 209 714 Uruha' Millington Bartlett Cgptral Overtori'- I-lamilttzlflt C.B,H.S.W i Wboddalb' Kingsbmgy Ailraisuiont Mftfbsb' 7 i ,,1.- 1. H Y . v, . I in Q l 6 'Zfg'.7 Raleigh Who? vu Leg U . T ' , JG 1 if f . . . X ,... . , YL , - I -'- : .- ', u 11 -D5-'-f ,'- , 2,-A-0-1 0 v Q -', e if-1 ' x H w, Y? 212 FACES: SPORTS V me, 6 Q gd Ai . ,:,,- Av , 1 '. .1' :r ., . ,,l I JA an l s-,O l s i i w .! 3' r 1 Mgr' A Raleigh Egypt! PACES SPORTS 213 .ei af ,,,- AQ , Q., ... .12 ln rs., ' ' u a x., - -' E' - ' 5 ':, ' ' ' 6 v, X W., w .- ' .'. X' -. ,. . v new .V ' Xa ,Qin ,L -, 1 ,In-3 -5- -. igh .-fp-41' : , . . , J-,. 5 .fN:'l'0q.,wg5t -'fi J , yo, Y . n' ',' I . '- ' , -.51 ,. , ' A A ,'. J.. 'ki ' , W' '51, 1:5 1 , ' A A ..,,m.r'.' ' in ,V . : ' -1. 4 - f. x . ' -' 4,4 wr- - H- ' ' '-v .Team '- - -' b . , .. , 1 .. A Offgw e. .. . , , . . 4,1 'P ,-1 35-'-4 1,1 7 A ' N. 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X : ,, ki' V -WA. 2' I1 -- .yas 1 ' 4 ,p , 5' x ROW: Ernie Simeona, Duke Young, Tom Divine, Busier Hanson. Tim Nelson. David 01111. Rusxell Gavrark. Billv Marking. SECOND Coach Sublell. Michael James. Rusiv Lough Ridge. Tim Clark. Charles Hislop. Phillip EILYIHIIIII. f'l7l'f.Y Pace. .lolm Toon. Juciv Fier, Vergas. Coach Russell. THIRD ROW: Tony Scliiavone. Kevin Maxcix-'. Tanv Elmore, Mitch M1Jl'IfJH, Richie M0urcl1e.vx, John Irving, Beaxlqv. Chris Ganar. Wqvne Jolznson. . - qs - 'Ng .1 Lv ' v ff !.,.. Fyr A W .3 ,,,A...E 'fT1'!l 'QB-ar ef- , 'E' Z Srl 9 ROW Cbaclz Gunn Jbrn i 3 11. IQLJJ.. ,- I-j. XE - 4+-ilww Lf' U Q uf- vn -: 11?-1 , wg! F fi. - 1-I D 5 , 5 V , ,V A Q 3 f P 1 F 1 I , I V, L i Q s A 5 . ' I - f-4 P . 4 f ' - gil r - 1 : I , 1' fi .R Ji PEWUU 32 We Are The e Best! ' 2134 -Af -Q, X 4, sig' L 4 e S 0 g za' S- 3 V, S LW ' 'L' if s 15f,iLf',.Pf'a' . S -Sf M ep' S .. i S Lg fly A -9 ' Tf'i. .Q . I - 4 s I ea. L Bs, .. MINUTES SECONDS QS SSS SSLWKSS eco! ' an iota ' ' ,. . , :L ICO' .,, FRIH PHW HDME , VISITOR' ' 'wx' XJ ii?E,,,,rX V .' .ggvnzqi V J I wk' seg' If em , , I 5 e .J P. -,V an 11 ' M.. 1 222 FACES s onrs Q Z, , q S ' W. - 124- S: -A ' .. 1 H -ii? if-E .. - arf A- ,' m I r A w I x -1 .' 5 lg '1'- ylK,1,V. , A f - ,',c-wgw' . . 1 . -. ,Z-,ilnzh - gf .1 V--. . , 1 O Mf XT x P?-'C ! ' 4 1 ll ., 'H x Y' h ,V . . K-T7 1- ., , 7 r-X--.L F? , I Q Q 2 Q -I ' . V- ' ' . f AI Y Www I . f. . V :I , 1 '- fu' ' PM 'Kr . X L ,'.,.- I iff-1 'l MW ' 'V V 1A . A H'+ 1455 ' ' . la ' f 4 L N ' 1 -b . ' , 1. 1- J V I -Q g,13wg,,.1, if Af 'KZ 1 J 1 , -1 f 'fr . f .s- - 45, 'f fs! w :I 5, 2 , A4 .5 'L lx I , -' -1. 1 .21 : . J ' 1 1 . A 1 UH H 1 ' ' QM . X, I, Ali I A I Yes, The Bes I PACES: SPORTS 223 F' U Girls Basketball X A . SQ,-.ll g I ' 'mf' S THE FIRST ROW: Cindy Pike, Tracy Guy, Doris Scales, Arrgv Kyle, Rebecca Wells, Marica Bush, Lisa Walker, Mollie Harris, Michelle While bie Hosse. SECOND ROW: lManagerj - Donna Bird lCoachJ - Quay Parks. Freshman Basketball FIRST ROW: fCoachj - Mr. Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Gerald Tale, Charles Vergos, Greg Russell, David Stegall, Richard Morehess, Holcomb, Tom Uhl, Dale Mellon, Bill Harris, John Chrislopher. 224 FACES: SPORTS y f . i ' 3 A -r V , . w I , J . A QL 'EZ Q, 3 Q sf. f! A E5 'f kv gs W- QQ 15 , NS Ev jf SJR , X61 A QR? YQJRE j SA iv' X Q! A R-,il :Lai IT-H F, RE- ,Q Q v 4,go mgjf 's 1.2 Sim WM - G, Q4 f jrm g 14' - X, ig, ,gi C f P Xia' X f ffyi, J ax 5 i Q Di' NJ! Q wif . I-Q ' 4 1- R I' 1 -f 1 iiglgl' .ri J-Q f ' A 1 ' 1 I 5' I xx v HV 4 1 ' , ,Alf W ' 40 1 Q if!-Q f at I 153- rf P . I , , y L 4 LSV 9 7 fg- I ,J 451.3 ? .,, me 1 - 1 ,A5M Q,-'i-1 4 1 57 ! s4 - A 1. L 11 r H '15 ir? IEA, 1 r , C' .a. vu SVP Y? .Juli .ky H f Sl 2 X , w k-X -. X ' r I. I + Homecoming! Court n. Y ff, I .ELLA -L ,.Y J A Q x . .-d ' N 'x ...-.- 1-.--2 I' rv 'C , .x L. N f V M Deniss' kCheek L C J. 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Y gerrkgfrqmhx ,- Lil ,JA Y Q X a 'QUI145 1 'M . :gnu -:A N U VL . ig . lv u 1 Q- 16? + ,. . , 'W - , I KW ' , 1' , 1 Li In Q.: X , 4.-,Q1i,,aj.,r ' X I g iii 3 uf -A 3+ - f,gfJ.::n:-'--N-v V ,tif ' Y - f. f,:,4lg,' w r ,I Q V r Lf iS:7H1.gf. 1,1 ' uf ,. Ur, ' .1 ay Q , -, , . 4' ,qi 3 Varsity Swim Team if EELING KL TO RJ: Kallrleen Bruen. Susan BOCkSlI'llC'k. Lisa Bland. Gem: Bland Ellen Bland STANDING I L TO RJ: C'nu1'l1 Mmyzllr. Sllllllllfll. l11flx'l,'.llIl7lL'S. Tonmlx' Blzmrl. Lee Sc'lm'ur1:. Greg C'lzu'k, Slove Barney, Keith Riclzanlwrr. 9 . A A N ' Lim AIldC'l'S0lI. Lim Wvvqff Debbie Ham. Juv Gimzlli. Sw!! Slzrmwller. Brel! Slmfp. :arg ' U.. zu 4 FACES: SPORTS 229 O Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept .6: .9, .l3 .15 .20 .22 Sept. 27 Sept .28 Oct. 41 Oct. Oct. Oct. IO: ll: 18: ff? Boys Cross C ountrjv Girls Cross Country Auburdale L R.E. W Auburdale L R.E. W Bartlett L R.E. W Bartlett L R.E. W Frayser L R.E. W Skyview L R.E. W Auburbon L R.E. W Woodale L R.E. W Sea Isle L R.E. W Woodale L R.E. W Millington L R.E. W Millington L R.E. W Audubon L R.E. W Frayser L R.E. W Catholic L R.E. W Catholic L R.E. W F rayser L R.E. W Frayser L R.E. W Auburndale L R.E. W Aubumdale L R.E. W Sea Isle L R.E. W Central L R.E. W Sea Isle L R.E. .W American League Champions American League 3rd MIAA Runner-up Oct. 21: ..a'a 5'7 TTfTl'fr ' . Q . Mm Ni X m n -, nl I J N F . 1 F. un 1: 314 .f'?- .E N .Y4 . yr- f-4 ., 'Zfw . L' '1 . J-uf I , ...xv .' 1' .1 '15, r , .- 5 , A ' ,.:' , 'B - '- 'fla- ' ifjuh V. Ay 1 4: . :T-2 '- ' 1.17-UV, ' R 2,4 - 5 ' -mga-Y . V Jag.-Y gg if 'W' -2-D - If ' -1:-M' ,2.sJ'- , f 1 74 , -,., . 'sa tA'Q kf!c',f' '? 'L . V , 1. 4 5.1, U .N A . . NV. E fx , j 5 ... ' N i. m , f . a fff1a:1..',1' '- - ' A ' ' . wr ffJ'1::Gf'm,51-a1.f1'WW' - .. . fi y'- 1 ' . 211f.f?9l:f5:? . 'L 1 I w ' ' ' '-A?f-is' I . .4 A54 At l av f, X, 5 . Z! 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A 1: WSJ, AGN ,LEM h A .Fw xr 4-Y 'TN -A 4-HE., if 'ifgcym ,N W . x . 1 , Z- '?3V.,gT. Q5 - -,f-1.51.-.23-Pgil4.2i15'ifap .- .Li 'g,.+?ZQf Q, 11 ' f 1 s s D f IIN' X 1 J U . . xl . . J' Q Y -L. .' - ,Q .Y my v .Us . , . Im 'U X f, - fi -S -. ia' sL... j' 9' ,..A, ii r' v ' uv L 9 D .1 .- V 'st rv In W ' W 'L u ,Lv -Jai n 4 A I M li A Team Wrestling -+- R.E. 51 Woodale R.E. 37 Fairley R.E. 69 Mitchell Q I R.E. 54 O Whitehaven M ,R.E. W . 39 A 25' Millington - R.E. 44' W Wespwood 'R,.E. ' 34 X. ,' A A. C.B.H.S. ' 34 O 1 V BfishopByrneV W R.E. 44 - Hhatding Academy B Team Wrestling C? FRONT ROW: George Vvrgox, Dump' Gaxxell, Ten' Beuxlqv. R0l7L'l'I lsfvle. SEC ON D ROW: Ken Campbell, Glifn Gixlz. Bill Marking. Brel! Blair. 235 Pharaohs Are R.E. Wrestlers went places in 78. They won many tournaments including: Bishop Byrne3. Raleigh Egypt. AAA District. MIAA city Championship. District Champion- ship. Regionals. and previously placed fourth in the State. Among the R.E. wrestlers that placed in the state are? C am Mfaller. l lllstr' Mason McDaniels. 3rd: and Bobhv Haw- kins. 4th: R.E. has always had a wrestling team to be proud of. And so. when the intercom blares WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!!! Nothiingelse need be said. The stu- dent body knows that the wrestlers have chalked up another Pharaoh victory. A Thank you wrestlers. What? f . I . P . ar ! 1 t +1 gl . 'ilti ' ' lt P I , ' .25 ' - ' if ! I LM -1f'fa.'ae H' t - ' ' I 'SF' g i., u 4 .vf -'S' In . - ' N . . JIS 1 ' gf , Eg, .vt b. . .- ' t l i'. 'x 'I ' . 1 5 . - xi if i ,..a--'Z fl 1? , .3 l f- A Si-I '44 t 4 M l ' 1. . if JI 1 - . hi 1252- I ' I ef i 1 fl f A T at in 'V , ' If A v -.1--'- . . 15...-f .,' ,A ,P W!--ff , -sq.. 5 ' T f 1. -' ' it 'H 4,1 - 1- . .4 . '- ,f-,sr-024, ii' I, .vg- t-gm ,ff 'it is I ' ' , ,.-i 'P' , f ,-N4 . , ,1 ' . 1- ' f '51 . 'U ' A V..-5 D u I 5,1 Q ix? Q 'K Aw X I 3 , 1 Q 1332? 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ROW: Coach Gann, Jimmy Corizine, Arthur McNatt, JejfCo1e, George Vergos, Allan Reeves, Robert Pittman. .La A 5 240 FACES: SPORTS C Freshman Baseball 14 dwg.. ,, fe e . ,e I. 4 A 2 :' X - x es fi 'fi ' mv:-1: - ,, , ' 11315- 5 1' ' Y ' T ,gg 4.1 ' W - 1 ' ' . J X Q - X 3 ' if I, , A ' ' . A , G- n 1 .. . M -51 fav. , - ' -1 LV' 'JH . . ffl ! - vi '-,-,ga -S915 'Fi-7'-'23 '7 i 1 h ' awp t Qi, 515' V'5T .T'E,?f'1-'fQ7T15f2- lil ,-i3-Sf? t ' ff ff I 3-513 . V ,- h' f ' , . ', :7'-1 '1 f97fi11i'3l'f3WMJf.Q13unti1.L f 3 Q'7 ' , ' : all 7 - A xi fikl 'img ' ' 51Lah V i'n '1xe+1if5'f ,f ' rge Beech, Mike Williams, Ricky WoreLv, Tommy Pruitt, Chris Rowland, Butch Knight. BACK ROW: Coach Johnson, Mike Brooks, David zine, David Walker, Kurt Willett, Rick Pierce, Greg Ellezy. Q' FACES: SPORTS 241 Varsity Tennis Y 1 J f . .- - -- , 4 s . a ' a ' -'Bl llllul ll f ' nn 'rw A A ' W I l ' llilifi . . .1 f f 'mr' seas! ss:- ssazzisiigiiifii 3? :!M:'-eilisww ' fi A- 1 U' -liilll Illll n l u if-- ' 59 ' l i k . .lll g 5911 . ,jf il lu pllll ll Engle: li ::g: ' :SSE ig: alll Ti i - - . A-4 ,ll :ll llllll ,ll nllllln an llll ' llll lllllllv ill Illl' gk - - 4 14 3 ll lllllI all lllllll jg QIII gg-.3 ..'.-.jr .ll ll I ,,,,, 4 . 4 A U Q Ililll All. ulllulr .nu gnu: ' mulls Illllll .llx u .ss A . f 1 J- ' I zlllll' llll llillll ,gg -lll: pllllu llllll . slll S 4 . . , 757 ' 7+ ui Fill!! ill! 5332225 ill ISIS! 3332? 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L. , arllhgf 1 ,V ' -'living'-'FJ H HL: Whitehavenf, 30' ' Collierville 2 Fairely 0 f ' Tech 0 Melrose 0 Westwood l Carver 0 Ridgeway 3 Our tennis team has contributed much to R.E. The Varsity was Capital Division Champions and runner-up in the City Championship. Blair Summitt wonimany honors for the school including Capital Division in Sin- gles Championship, was runner-up in Sin- gles City Championship, and also was elected Most Valuable Player. Summitt, and his doubles partner Mike Crecco, made quite a pair. They were undefeated in league play, runner-up in City Championship, and Capital Division Doubles Champions. R.E. is .proud to have such a winning team. if ' . his ka . +A.x'l.. fsiiillif' FACES: SPORTS 243 Varsity Outdoor Track Q- ,gl Hd -K- 6- Joe Sanders, Kevin Crow, Kyle Tebbs, John Sadler. Paul Mellon. Joe V ires, John Blizzard Slanley Waddell, Coach Marking. VN Nw musk: . ' 0 g. mu 0 ma!-ll ' '3 , ,vfjuffxm ,.i..L.2'5'H'. , Q' - A v' Y -ur.. nl 1 iw., ' X ' 5' n , ,DIV H f 'N-1, , --,,14',,L fi X 1,3-SLN, ' , in ,, yrlg, 12 ' 'A 1 Cindy Scoggins, Lisa Walker. Lee Davis, Lacey Parker. Jackie Gallen. Coach Parks. 244 PACES: SPORTS ,wuwfv .n,,.-.v1- in-' .anew H r Freshman Outdoor Track C lemenx. Bfell Blair, Kevin Bradbr. I4 25 g , ' 2 , wx- N , s... L' Truzlv Ward Laurie Witmer, Mary Lvnn Tucker, Phileece Baker: Michelle While, Kalhy Tindell Coach Sublell. ,E w -:qgw '-Haan L . Shelron, Gregg C lark, Tim Clark, Jeff McPhearson, Pat Cunningham, Coach Johnson, Napolen Coleman, Daryl C asey, Derrick Smilh, , , .v'., 34 '- FACES: SPORTS 245 Golf . 1 v- r-1 ,A 1, H. -f-5 1. WQQHQTQ Charlie Andremzv, John Blizzard Mark Riccarci Eddie McDowell, Dennis McKee. Coach Murpllv. Betsy Fisher. Coach Murphy. Karen Shanklin. K Cnuclz Mmyaliv eff -Jef. . 246 FACES: SPORTS , 111 'T ,-2 Bobhv Tavlor. Mark Logan, Rivkqv Simpson. Roger Bixlmp, Kevin Howe. 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' X . 2 -4 , J , V , X 2 1 X 5 X 4 A Huff Turncfg . Swing' gn. Jr. - 9 A' 1 V V - fffi AV: li 'ii I ' 'ii-was 'ff-4.33 f V J1ff',:g1'.' 3 .z 1 1 I Rulvin H1 1 ', 5 S'f J.R. Varsity Cheerleaders Donna Toth, Cindy Bradjelai Debra Dosenczuk, Pam Gish, Phileece Baker, Judy Phehzs, Callqv C aors, Edna C rzmforaf HOSE? 3 'B 163255 23 T35 .3 . 1 lil! DUNN? I DI! HES gii 250 FACES SPORTS THB ix Freshman Cheerleaders The Freshman Cheerlead- ers brought many honors back from Summer Camp for the Pharaohs. They won many blue ribbons, and also won their way up to the finalist in the 1977 Mid South Fair. We have a Freshman Team to be proudl of! PACES: SPORTS 251 Repettee i . , 1 .. i A V it 4 K - ,, in , . ., 4 , 1- , ., 2, - J. f- s C f ..j2,,n,,.' in ,C-,Gii.r4.Y.' . ' '-,XJ ' 'r.'1,g'yGA .1l. J A -1 .. 1 i - ,.,..s-0 ,L-Y ,, -'. - .LM-..-.-. 1 4 ',:..1 Q- :..1.a .L- Trina Spence. Jax' Thompson, Laura Karger. Penne Piper. Laura Lvnes, Sandi' Beck. Suzanne Holland. Vannesm Horton. Torya Ward Wax' 252 FACES: SPORTS The REPettes had an outstanding week at camp. They won 36 individual blue ribbons and the Spirit Stick, and were chosen as the Most Superior Squad. All of this led to Raleigh's drill team being named first overall in the entire camp. The REPettes also participated in the Christmas parade downtown. .i 0I'6tt6S LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Danials, Sequ Merrill, Lvnn Russell, Angela Thompson, Lisa Burleson. FACES: SPORTS 253 1 ,o Q 1, I E2 4,2 WI 1213 J ' 06, Marching Band xlncw Maxim C111 wpy Q m 4 ' A u I v Tx H , . gli' H2231 ,I w A PIT! DUEIQUUCJEIUUIJCIDUDDDEIUI if Iialllmral Lllllllllil 6080 Quince Road, Memphis, Tenn. 38I3J8l IIIEICIDUUUUDDUIJDCIUDDCIUI Stick to the Floor Owned by Frank C Warner Where Your Feet We're fighting to keep getting better movies, Never first run and we will persist until we do. Sales Service and Parts 872 2202 872 0115 PIERCE MCDTORS INC MILLINGTON TENN W EE EE! ef ei E E 4772 Navy Rd 6 M C lhe Iruck people from General Mo+ors SALES CCY MUNFORD f 6106 PARTS 2966 LLINGTON ' E . X vb!! i Q g I Oi, I 1 I I A - INGTDN . ,I X , V A 5 1 M I PX Ml s - K+ , .-Oi' W . I 5 ff' I . f' Ilfg, -I I Gyn fi IDI V- . ,. gl , -4 , ,- ,.. ,.,, , ., RALEQH 'J I I , I I yifI.i' ii U ' e 5. , 'F , 1, , -,. , . ml 'P ff.:---1 I f M Q' 1' I annslmt PLACES- ADVERTISEMENTS 257 l PLACES: ADVERTISEMENTS Y HWY. RES B U S. Wholqsale Auto and Truck Parts I LEIDAY PARTS ,. ,f f, 3021 Ausfingveaylihwy. , 2 .C sas-7280 COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE South side of Rale1gh LaGrange I lf2 door refrigerator dishwasher horseshoes handball and a enjoy Raleigh school districts and 3 Ave J and Covington Pike 386-8707 , if . Hg , Q-'Jail designed for conven- about your apart- We have a commu- once a month. We have all electric kitchen, drapes. Outside offers elementary school Austin: Peay Park. Aldrlch 85 ASSOCIZICS and - Don PLACES: ADVERTISEMENTS 259 5 STATE i 260 PLACES:ADVERTISEMENTS 1 ACQQ11'Sge0f gh fpbigglafrs A+ AMemejbhisA g and sciencesw, Southwesteifn iff eogni of Mid-Town3'Memphis There's no college quite more Tennessee zed Office of 2090 N OAKS TYPEWRITERS Hickey am Sales + Roiintal + Repair FOUR l .4 YJ' , .. -rf. S 1 ' V, '- VL if:,f11i. -1 A MILK and ICE CREAM Convenient Service Dial 388-MILK Milk Always in Good Tasten gl-nf -y-'f'Q.:- '1- i WILiEY'S JEWELRY I 4710 Yale Road 386-A3475 Across From Raleiighi Springs Mall Headquarters 'for CLASS RINGS Check Our Prices ' Before You Buy Diamonds ' Watches Watch Bands 9 Jewelry KEEPSAKE DIAMON DS PLACES: ADVERTISEMENTS 261 CHEVRON Holmes Rosevalley Chevron Open 6 AM to 9 PM 6 Days Road Service, Mechanic on Duty, Tune Up Machines - Atlas Motor Analyzer, Air Conditioning Service BankAmericard and Master Charge Congratulations Seniors ,78 From SHELTON HARRISON CHEVROLET For the Best in Real Estate Service Call 357-7249 358-976 3316 Overton Crossing Compliments of EARL'S RESTAURANT AND LOU N GE 3507 Raleigh-Millington Rd. Earl C. Wright. Owner Ph. 386-9l8l REALTORS 6 4 I we - 5:1 Q.. A n 'j -1.. w 1 ,I- .IFJ--1-E w , . , - 1 ,N V'. ,ly P A 1-wif X , menus , PAINTING AND . my-Pufws Q Phvmiideflivlaaiw' p H , 1:5 ,,-, J PLACES: ADVERTISEMENTS 263 44 Frorrrl' ifhe S'I'ud6n'r Council , , 4.41, . 5,,,gunn-1 'o -5 . ' .gnu-'14 ' 47 ,gym-J 4 i4Q -SNK' 'V gf: Q.. H -y-1, . ' lyti- ' -. 'rfQf, P54353 . . ug - 1-ma. an ' ' 32535 in A L: v I gl: LN , N '7-4 7 , we .f,. i , PLACES: ADVERTISEMENT A KET 4 A 17, 5 H f Q F Q1 Yiyff, 'N 'K' Q EL 1 L1 sa. ,ES , X I K ,J 'E L 5 I li! X . Q ,1 I -Q V- , 5 Elbnmwn P0423-Mmzmzqd NON iMgmorial,,.,-, - V Cemetery!JFuneraWbinAe 5668 Poplar . FAMILY .OWNED SINGEQAIQQQIQ .-.LIL A .Y Featuring Tbtal l?re+Arg2fi1iemeiif' 1 V 268 PLACESUADVERTISEMENTS rad,-4. .Parke war- fmempiyfvr ,gl 9011767-8930 T in 9' WOODY'S r 'Q f Q'l:'Q'l The Finest Quality . ,Hia-...-,-4,175 si'l'Eim oMike U' lllkili 1' .e l Ig.- N A wx use-V1 fm qv D--fs' , Seas, 52? ' '??,f A , BAKE SKU V ,jx ,' I WHL' 11, gfxl . 3, , Remmk-Smnoq , Len' Rum: '1.' -, A PUNK!! Puan' S 5 In , L aim - ' - -1332 1 'i Y Y '. Fr. f !'! PLACES: ADVERTISEME .f F El C A-1 AND THE I 'IE n5,,, ag! ll-A .4 E' 'Q ifkv- I. ECAME ONE 4ll1xll lk A Note From The Co-Editors Together. we would like to express appreciation to you for letting us play a part in preserving some of your high school memories. Although times passed quickly during this year. we hope that we have been able to capture a few special moments for everyone through out 1978 SPHINX. We realize that the publica- tion of your book could not have been possible without the dedication and devotion of all the annual staff members. We would like to take this opportunity to especially thank: Susan Baskin, Lisa Burleson, LI: Camp, Laura Hollands- worth. Lisa Kallalzer. Cindy Kuehn, JoJo Longneld Patrv Phelan, Kellv Rqv. Lvnn Russell. Kelli' Sununilr and Susan Van- Wrck. A special thanks goes to our typ- ing assistants Viclqv Boca, Marty Malin, and Bari Turner. One person who deserves more credit than we have acknowledged is our spe- cial sponsor. Mrs. Annie 7T Ricks. We want to thank her for her time. effort and sacrifices that she has devoted to each of us and the yearbook. Without her dedication the 1978 SPHINX year- book would not have been possible, Memories are forever in your yearbook! Everybody is a Star in the 1978 year- book. To a fulfilling future. Co-Editors HMM WQMAMQOQ MIQWZ Mqmmywmfw , LWQJQJA UVgQU QMZWQQQQQQQQ JZKA wwf 66 I W , IA. xl Nui 'lk RNS. ie -ESX sb-,Q QW X -Q51 12525 A QNX K, fx gl QAQ x Q X 3 Q XX X ESX w X X , Q Nix? 'xi EQ REM, Q2 X25 NS :CN X I N.. . NQQESXSH' Rwig ESR 5: SX 'S is sg-'QSXQWN R aa, xo ix N3 f QQ Q F Qx Xb .ixi Eng gxxikg X SRBJN EX. RMQSEQXWXQ ia N -W RN QQ Q'-iii? R M Q 5, Q?jbXQgBig.1'X QSXQBEQE I 0 N Uwbffy 'Q N107 Han-,gy 'Eng WW 5 ,Qsfggzf .JIVQ J-29 f mba 'arvo Avg 3,77 www!! '96 , Rx Q NAA' Q -M v WWUN 1--aj? 253737 417853 , . 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