Salisbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

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W: -k,- aygf-4: sf 3,1 ,M X ' Nw , an f .L '5' A. 1-W., W ,SAP 5-311-wgl? ..mgq1pf,, . sa' fb F 4 5' 6, ,L A . V' 9' 1 wa K PAINSTAKINGLY ANESTHETIC, SCHOOL IS SOMETIMES FUN . . . IF YOU WISH IT. MARK KRUEA r f ' 3 1 ,Ay 'hw 4 A , . - 3 5 -' . V. W lmgfaT2f,v if , I A 1' 11 5' Q, ,-1-ex , 9, .':11:::7,- .,- ,. I W 1 W. 'fa' Q ' - '-Jay' IFS? 7ug,f'X' u ,. w 1,g2i S . I I 2, Q --3 A . , - 5 V yiiwslf , 4- ,gig-.W V1 K , -fk' -I .- wish ' '- , 1.1 .,.. 51+--Q . r, -- f WELCOME TO OUR WORLD OF V I ACADEMICS Y I I SQL MS . I 1 f 31? ENT- wfi . JULY fi gb 'El uv- 11 ls M-. ifvsi 1. Mr. Marcus Smith Director of Instruction: 2 The new dishwasher- disposal system: 3. Mr, Harold lsenberg, Sup erin tendent. 16 CityAdminist l sf' c ity administration officials approved the purchase of the new dishwasher disposal system which was installed this year in the SHS cafeteria. The system proved to be economical in that it required only one operator and ecological because it com- pacted wastes, reused water and sent less grease into the sewers. The administrators l 10+ lily 'F 4 also oversaw the plans for the new Construction Indus- tries Building located near the stadium. This building was designed to house classes in carpentry, bricklaying and machine shop. 1- is 2 ...X 45 2 12 it 'Vi if 1. Mr. Ioseph Anderson, Administrative Assistant: 2. Mr. Robert Carmichael, As- sistant Su erintendentg 3. Mr. Heriert Rhodes, Director of Video Tapes. City Administration 17 Mr. Norton shows the many emotions and johs that are involved in the position of principal. Work in his office and enjoyment of school ac- tivities make up a large part of his job. 18 School Atirninistratiti are I 3 Z l X0 V X X . an he administrative triumvirate Consisting of Mr. Norton, Mr. Turney and Mr. Evans, was pleased with the behavior of students as they were seated in the auditorium. A newly proposed seating arrangement Caused less Confusion and gave students the Chance to prove that they were worthy of more assemblies. This plan saved time and i 4 5 x LTopJ Mrs. Dowellg Secretary fLower Leftl Mr. Evansg Assis- tant Principal lI..ower Rightl Mr. Turneyg Assistant Principal confusion, therefore lenghten ing the time allowed for an assembly. The student body appreciated this change as they were granted more assemblies than had been allowed in previous years. F School Administration 19 ,. . . 9, W 1 2 3 he Guidance Staff donated their time to all the students of SHS this year. The department welcomed a new member to the staff, Mr. William Robinson. The guidance counselors helped the students in preparing for college. The PSAT, administered to juniors and seniors, gave the students a sample of the SAT. The guidance staff also helped students with their various problems. Mr. Wilhelm, Voc. Rehab. Mr. Greenland, Counselor Mr. Robinson, Counselor t Mrs. Edminston, Secretary Mrs. Carter, Secretary EPS! EELING 4 '11 11 e Q25 'I 4 4 ' t ,fl 'A 2 WJ IOSEPHINE BEAM took over as the advisor of the school 'I'.V. show, LIAISON. She also taught junior En- glish classes. FANNIE BUTLER, math teacher, was always willing to help students after school as well as in class, Q- vf' -'ff IUHN BROWN put all of his senior English classes into ii panic as he had thoni search for the identity of the third murderer in Macbeth, MARY CUTHRELL, ai new edition to the SHS teaching staff, taught junior English for the first three periods ot' the day, - PAT BULLUCK, health octinpations teacher, let many of her stuclonts learn by going on field trips along with classroom study. IAMES DUNALDSON taught junior English classes, He also tutored at the library several nights a week. l m.nltx 21 'it -1, we img? ku i PPM. 2 U MARTHA DORSEY, head of the busi- ness department, served as co- chairman of BROTHERHOOD WEEK. MARY GARRISON, head of the math department. divided her time be- tween teaching and acting as advisor of the ECHO, 22 l m:ultv DAN EDMINSTON, shop teacher, taught his students skills by letting them 'do' rather than just 'learning how to do'. REID GRIMES taught I,C.T, courses to those who left school early to work. RAMEI EVANS. junior English teach- er, also served as the advisor of Koyettes. AGGIE HARRINGTON, resources toaclier. helped teachers by tutoring pupils having difficulties in any par- ticular class. W in 'MAI' 494 VSWZ 'hs nga! 4 C, 7 1. CHARLES HELLARD, COaCh Of the I.V, basketball loam, oftentimes could be heard yelling EGAD down the hall whore he taught Algebra ll. 2. SHERRY HOWARD taught Latin for one period to SHS students. 3. PATSY HUTCHINSON, the new Home EC. teaclisvr, added many new ideas. 4. ROSE IULIAN served as SHS's only Voice teacher. She formed many performing groups to sing in as- semblies. 5. HAL LINK danced his way to im- mortality as Band Director at SHS. 6. LINNEA LITAKER taught French and served as advisor of the French club and its newspaper. 7, CHARLES LITTLE taught Western and Eastern Culture as well as Coaching wrestling. Faculty 11 96 ' am x 5 al' 5 F - BETTIE LYERLY prepared pupils for advancement in college study through experiments in physics. EARNESTINE MCEACHERN helped students understand puzzling problems in biology during her first year at SHS. 24 Faculty NANCY MARROW helped girls and boys plan forthe future in Home Eco- nomics and Family Living classes. MARIE MILLER ably served as head of the Social Studies Dept. In addi- tion, she added new interest to world issues. GEORGIA MUCORKLE taught junior English as well as supervising the production of the HORNET. WILLIAM MILLER, math teacher, explain the fundamentals of geome- try to his classes using hand-made projects. sss..4..s-M 5 . 4 ' aj I wev- 1 3 E 3 'fn 5 if .. 445' CAROLYN MURRAY brought ai new entlnisinsin to the gyin classes of S,H.S, through the intramural pro- grains. ROBERT PATTON filled his respon- sibility of preparing students in his Western Culture and French elzisses, AARON NEELY proved to be a fine teacher of U.S. History and served as Student Affairs Committee Co-ad- Visor. ROBERT PHARR demonstrated fine skills in the daily boys' physical edu- cation classes. REBECCA OWENS proved to be an asset to the S.H.S. Science Depart- ment by displaying her knowldege of life sciences. IOHN PHIPPS instructed students in drafting as well as furniture and Cab- inet making. Faculty 25 , 1 ,F uk-u ,r , 5, gt, , L ,ws 'f.4.,W 'Wt an 'S EUNICE POWERS brought improved techniques to S.H.S.'s typing classes and served as co-advisor to the FBLA, PATRICIA SAIN returned to S.H,S,'s Spanish department to enlighten students in the language. Zta lfillilllly SARAH PRATT, returning to S.H.S., fulfilled her duties as English teacher and as an advisor to the Drama Club. FRANK SAUNDERS taught students new techniques in the field of art which covered numerous types of media. NG' aff' 95 if If f' Af' r If ,tsaf ii' X' I 1 f LARRY ROUSSEAU, new to SHS, did a fine job in teaching biology as well as coaching S.H.S.'s first girls' basketball team. BOB SHERRILL assisted students on the numerous metal projects in Metal Machine Shop. fi PETE STUUT taught U.S. History in addition to eoaching a winning loot- hall team. IANE VINCENT prepared students in the Spanish language and served as advisor ol' Ir. Civitan and Co-advisor to the Spanish club. ELLA SVVICEGOOD, Head ol' the En- glish Department, taught Honors En- glish as well as other English oriented subjects, ANN NVHITE served as head ol' the Science Department as well as preparing chemistry students for ad- vance study, NED TOWELL, D.E. teacher, served not only in the classroom but in Driver Education tzlasses as well. RUTH YOUNG helped to stimulate enthusiasm in students through the creative writing course. lfaculty 27 1. Connie Lotklin, Sandy Mauldin, and Beverly Mclntyre type during Office Occupations class. 2. Mary Beth Spain struggles with a typing assign- ment. 3. Miss Powers answers a typing question posed by Cheryl Cupp. Wrsswm X fe an-ndf' usiness courses stimulated students into a positive outlook toward business futures. Classes in Typing I and Shorthand were offered to students as a key to the future for both personal and business use. Courses in Office Occupations, Accounting, and Typing II were primarily taken by students intending to pursue business careers. 4 i p wa kb' it X3 --fr , NFYX . C005 9 nook 'l 'hw A-F- e - ': ,VI -:,5,, 5 ' wage 2 nderstanding the total person was stressed in Home Ec. classes this year under the zealous leadership of two new teachers. Parents and speakers from the community participated in classroom discussions utilizing their knowledge and experience to emphasize textbook study. Sessions were videotaped when a speaker was unable to attend all interested classes. 1. Lauranv Harbour, Marie Swann, and Brenda Ellis look through a cookbook during Home Ec, class. 2. Cherie Vivrett and Maria Holshouser enjoy a meal served during a cooking lab. 3. Betty Benson and Paulet Pope sample their soup. 4. Marie Swann dreams of life as an ex- perienced cook. 3 HomeErionoinics 29 ffm- T 1. IL-RJ L nn Osborne, Terry Hatley, Cheryle Rabon, and Stan Thirsk participate in D.E. 2. Ann Corpening, Susie Pope, Tommy Iohnson and Barry Laney, I.C.T. students. fW?RS 30 DE-ICT E-ICT prepared students planning to work after graduation. Through the Distributive Education and Industrial Co operative courses, Salisbury High School pupils were allowed to leave school in the afternoon to work or train for a future occupation. Students were instructed and advised by Reid Grimes or Ned Towell. 1. Glen Hartis concentrates on metal work in shop class. 2. Industrial Arts is not limited to boys as Anne Safley proves in drafting class. 3. David Lingle works on his project. if , lg . ndustrial Arts helped teach Salisbury High School students how to work with their hands. This department was designed to give interested pupils an opportunity to learn specialized skills while in high school. A variety of courses, including bricklaying, woodshop, drafting and metal shop, was offered to male and female students. Industrial Arts 31 1. Susie Yates consults Mrs. Ella Swieegood. 2. Wanda Sides reeeives help from Mr. john Brown. 3. Valerie Price reads from Hamlet. 4. Ieff Shives reviews his assignment with Mrs. Ruth Young. 32 English -arf fr' he English Department of Salisbury High School worked diligently to meet the individual needs of every student in the 1974-75 school year. ln an effort to broaden their thinking, it exposed the students to some ofthe finest works ot' lit- erature. Such works stimulated creative thinking of all interested students. 9-Q 1. Gay Hartley utltls a few finishing touches to her project. Z. Mark Kruea works on his acrylic Hmas- terpieccf' 3. Annie Cor- pening and Linda lim- merson begin on their paper mache creation. rt Dept. exhibited talents this year. Mr. Frank Saunders, SI-IS's Art teacher, helped motivate the students to display their creative talents. Art stu- dents worked with many kinds ofmedia, in- cluding paper mache, pastels, acrylic paints, and water colors. Throughout the year, art work was exhibited in the office and library. Many pupils entered workin numerous state-wide contests. fz 3 - Fine Arts 2 Libby Helms and Iackie Dan- dison along with Miss Vins cent fbottomj enjoy a game in un Spanish III. Stop rightj Ross if Anne Haire istens to Mrs. Sain. Miss Litaker and stu- dents Itop leftj View a French culture book. i , 34 Languages ontinual foreign language study was stressed by the teachers in the foreign language department in addition to the understanding of foreign Cultures and everyday spoken vocabulary. Students were impressed upon to use their languages in future Careers. tw 1 'M' 'l I 'mga cquiring a new cassette recorder, the library allowed students to check out educational tapes along with the tape recorder. Cabinets and bulletin boards maintained their displays of art work throughout the library. Miss Sarah Rangeley became an asset to the library as a full time employee. MJ Miss Brooks. library heacl. previews new material. ftop rightl Students ltop leftj make Lise of library facilities, Steve Rich tbottom rightl finds his reference in the audio-visual room. Library l 1. Steve Haynes receives hel in math from Mrs. Lyerly, 2. glial Glenn masters a problem at the board. 3. Mr. Hellard views Myra Cansler's math work. 1 2 36 Math x -ti. 'E he math department add- ed a new math office this year for student conferences and a teachers' study room. A variety of television programs expanded the mathematical knowledge, while overhead projectors increased understanding. Indi- vidual math projects caused a fresh inter- est among the students while the experience was excellent. Achievement tests during the year showed students' progress. ew audio-visual aides in- creased interest among students in the ad- vanced science classes this year. Cell collages and models were constructed out of various materials. Students participated in biochemistry labs consisting of blood tests, urinalysis, and the stomach content. Advanced Biology classes studied the anatomy of the cat. The Physics and Chemistry stu- dents concentrated mainly on labs. 1. Kathy Harkrader takes notes while operating the slide projector. Z. John Spencer works on the microscope. 3. H. Summerell keeps watch on his biology lab. 4. Mark Freeman and Mrs. Owens dissect the frog as Renee Harris watches. 4 Math I Science i T? at fabovel Students look very atten- tive during a class lecture. frightj Melissa Wilson concentrates on her history. 118 Soi izll Studies Q., l 3 i ' ff l F ,,,if ff 'M i?A l, ' is if 4 Z ew resource materials aided in teaching Social Studies this year. Students moved forward in the discovery of our nation with the help of new maps, films, and video tapes. Teachers used magazines to increase the scope of students. Speakers were brought in to give further views con- cerning our country and current issues. i s, 1 1 lleftj Coach Pharr practices ff - badminton. lbelowj Nancy Cutrell and Miss Murray play basketball, fbottoml Sgugents enjoy agameo volley a . 'mm wma 1 12 fav yn' fp- N-nf irls' basketball team, coached by Mr. Larry Rousseau, was added to sports this year. Students enjoyed another year of tennis on the resurfaced tennis courts. The girls participated in intra- murals under the instruction of Miss Carolyn Murray. Bowling was offered again for all students in gym classes. sw. J - - if-.5 ? 'E V, L 'ip 3 si 3 ' -B fx 1 -Q FL t 0 fr 2 5,11 si wk X Y 32 x Q X it ,Q A za? 'ig :Q if 'xy ,ax 2 4 .f wi 11 2 we auf f I X , ,A bqt, , , X 'F Q fa, aww ' - Q if ' i ,.-f I . .19 1? 'H' . If IE 'W' . , 'F ,Q ff, f i 'L ,-, '- .a.,.., - . I . ,W ,. . -Bmgg P U. f I .. ww:--5 1.., .- .- .wp L If NM Li 'iz v I je ' ':. X' :uv ww .f 5 I , R 4 - sf 2 -v:.,,f,w:g,.. .. 4 fe ,ga lv w .Q . . ff- W' 1' f .f www' 12: ,131 Q3 I if in X A-wi' 1-1. li ,..,,. Q mf S 'sf is Q Qi Q 1 . 'ff If f fi 'S I WILL HELP, HE SAID AS I-IE STOOD UPON THE HILL. DAYS PASSED. THE DISEASE SPREAD. OTHERS 3' . INFLICT ED NOW IOINED HIM TO HELP UPON THE HILL. ANN LOMAX TO OUR '52 4. A 5 ...A' , 5 I Q as 5 411' 'D ,Q ii nhl: 1 4 1 K 1 M - B D uw. , ,. ' -1. , W 5 I ' ,v. ff. . 'a g O ifz.' Q. s. laf,g-ff J W Q I PT TJ s-4 CD E E Z5 CID 'fi V? Vice President 'CJ G N Kim Warren Secretary 42S s-4 GJ ZS-4 U32 23 CU 523 DP -1139? Mark Kruea lst Vice President Officers Unite S.A. and Faculty The primary goal ofthe student government this year was to bring students and faculty closer together and to continue the promotion of school spirit. The S.A. Officers made sure their goals were carried out through imaginative projects. With the help of Mr. Norton, they were able to plan the first annual pie throwing contest between students and faculty, in addition to other creative activities. Student Association Officers 43 Chairmen Head LI. Summerell, chairman of the Citizenship Committee, led is grou in promoting good citizenship, preparing the honor roll andl distributing ribbons. They collected money for Christmas gifts for the janitors, maids, and lunchroom Workers. The Devotions Committee, under the super- vision of Sara Fowler, prepared devotions for morning announcements, assemblies, and Student Association meetings. Anne Rufty led the Cheerleading Committee in boosting spirit at school activities. They also organized pep rallys during the year. X :Klan mln Anita Taylor and Ken Walker led the Social and Recreation Committee which supervised special Student Association ac- tivities and pro'ects including the annual money making project. They also sponsored social events and buses to games. 44 Committee Chairmen Enthusiastic Committees 7Q,Qffjefjiifi' s , t if at 5, F 'Q The Art and Scrapbook Committee led by Kathy Harkrader and Kevin Moss kept an attractive bulletin board outside the office and kept a scrapbook of activi- ties ofthe Student Association and its members. The Projects Committee, led by Daniel Weant and Susan Campbell, was added to the committees this year. Its purpose was to help with certain projects and give sug- gestions of new projects that would benefit the school. Mark Kruea chaired the Elections Committee. This committee organized and supervised all elections and campaigns and counted votes. E s 5 Susie Yates led the House and Grounds Committee in promoting school beautification. Thefy suiper- vised tire dri ls and distributed lost and oun ar- ticles. Committee Chairmen 45 '1 .Q 4 r z A15 gg- I I3 N 'lu 1 LETS- Q L if 4 ,. ,. yr 4rwf.4if' A if b cg 5 L ,,,,x X.,, f 'f 'P NX 'awww o , P D Y C0 ?' wfeffw ,X Ov 'S' O - O - ' sf'N . Lf s O . 1 , in sa. f 'A 37-wi . . 4 46 S.A.K1ummi1tees 3 32 Q f qi Q 46s 5, f Q: fn En B sig: , Q! . a Q , My. in . ff, 'Q o , N 3 Q QQ In .wQf', ,1f K .+,,, sQ 1 3-O rf, ff Q, w if L ' ,. 1, Q 532' L 5 S.A. Brings Piano an To Salisbur To support Salisbury High School's clubs, special projects, and activities, citizens of Salisbury spent an evening at Keppel Auditorium with world-famous pianist Roger Williams. The Student Association sponsored the concert as the school-wide fund-raising project. Although the project was not as financially successful as was hoped, Williams' performance itself dazzled the audience. Earlier in the year, football season brought a touch of the Old South to SHS when the S.A. held a slave auction. The Uslaves' were football players and cheerleaders who were sold to the highest bidder and forced to carry his or her books for one day. The Student Council also made plans to initiate a student exchange program with other schools, and to sponsor an Alumni Day where recently graduated alumni would speak to the student body about college life. 1. Students listen to discussion at a Student Association meeting. 2. Roger Williams expresses mood of his song. 3. Mark Kruea, serving as vice-president of the Student Associ- ation and Chairman of the Student Affairs Committee, helps coordinate the activities of the two groups. 4. Poster announces Brotherhood Week. 5, Mr. john Brown, Student Associa- tion Advisor. 6. Roger takes a moment to chat with his audience. S.A. Committees 47 W my-www Language Clubs Grow Language clubs at SHS grew in size as well as in number with a Latin Club added this year. Each club sprang into action this year with various projects. French and Spanish Club rosters grew as members participated in activities such as the annual French Club banquet and picnic, Spanish Christmas carols taught in elementary schools, and the decoration of traditional foreign Christmas trees forthe Educational Center. 2 3 W Q , ,M , .vi sf' 48 Language Clubs if 1 ft. j?,'. - . 7 1. French and Spanish clubbers learn to ski. 2. Trip Beaver performs during French Club skit. 3. Language club officers chat about future plans. They are tfrom left to rightj Anne Stanback, Latin Club Pres. and Nan Zim- merman, Sec.g Allison Brooks, Spanish Club Pres.g and Laura Pittman, French Club Sec. with Valerie Price, Pres. Not pictured is Kim Detty, Spanish Club Sec. 4. Bryan Moore jokes after the annual French Club picnic paddle boat race. 5. Cindy Leach hel s construct Spanish inata. 6. Chris McNeely perfgrms during Spanish Clfub skit. 'in'.. Y Stage Crew Is Essential The Stage crew worked hard to make sure that assemblies went smoothly. The crew had many important jobs. Some of their responsibilities were to set up the stage before assemblies, and to clear it afterwards. They took care of lights and sound from the balcony which was a very important aspect. The crews hard work was appreciated. 2 1. LouAnn Wilson, Ralph Wear, Jackie Dandison, Ieff Meyer, and Frank Gentry. 2. LouAnn Wilson checks the microphone. 3. Dennis Bunker, the stage manager, super- vises the crew. 50 Stage Crew ,. ffl? :N lf , .4 gr A X,'. , avm XFV sf Nw-.., .:- 3558 u.. I f Q., . , 1 , . 1, V 'X i y inf. +P sg L ZX: yt . . ,jp ' ff' W lsiifs .' .iii 'NW' K 1, 1, K H 'i Qy ' ish 6' -' 'T' l if ,w .. ,-.W L 4:3 '. KI 'z 1 f-f:' , Q A Q . .g ,' 'v - 'fi 1 .t4'Lfh:5 -5-J 1 ' YN.,-. ,fxnl A ,R , 5 fl W A ,X fix, X X , 1. iz 3 Drama Club Cives Plays The Drama Departmteiit worked diligently to prmlucle plays to present for the students aiirl the Community. The Drama Club was arlvisfzrl by Mrs. Sarah Pratt. Students that participated in Drama activities worked intfensfzly to give, pre,se,1itablt, pc,rf'urmam:t,s ftlflllf,VlLXVf,I'S.Tlf1f,Sllltl6,IllS harrl workf.1itlt,cl in SlltlIJf,SSlllll plays. 1 5 li . r 51 .. . 1. Drama Club Officers from left to rightg Sec. Yvette Ransomg Pres., Steve Hayesg Vice Pres., Donna Siler. 2. Ierri Faulkner and Danny Lawless perform in The Twelth Night . 3. Zach Ford and Ioaima Liggins show off their performing talent. Drama Club 51 F CA Contributes tThought For The eek' The Fellowship of Christian Athletes gave the prayer before every football game this season. They also read the devotions in the morning. A new project that the club had this year was to put a different thought for the week on the bulletin board in front ofthe office. Coach Charles Hellard lead the group in thought - provoking dicussions. Officers chosen were: President, Kevin Mossg Vice- Pres., Bob Lippard and Trees., Billy Yost 'FW if 6. M Ay M' , ' , tr f '. wwf it fi! fy ,f gf' 52 FCA 1. Cbach Charles Hellard presides during one of the meetings. 2. Several members of FCA attend meeting. 3. President Kevin Moss gives sugges- tions during a meeting. wumum FHA and FBL Guide Toward Future FHA sponsored a door decorating contest before the Christmas Holidays. The Sophomore class had the most participation with Miss McEachern's room as the winner. FBLA gave a Halloween party at the Nazareth Childrens Home. Several girls went to Greensboro to the March of Dimes meet- ing. This year the club collected money forthe l March of Dimes. Miss Powers was the club ad- visor. X 4 i , 1. Top tl,-Ri FBLA members: Mitzi Starks, Mar etta Eller, Sandy Lake. Rhonda Sturdivant. tbottoin rowl Belinda Yost, Odessa Davis, lennell Stogner. and Leigh Anne Lester 2. Tonya Ketchie works hard during typing class. 3. Students practice on adding machines. 4. Officers of FHA are lleft to rightj Debbie Webb, Anne McDaniel. Marketta Eller, Debbie DeHart. Eleanor Colbert. Linda Reeves, Willie Mae Miller. FHA, FBLA 53 Scholarship Leadership Character Service ln February, the National Honor Society inducted thirty- one new members who pledged to uphold the high ideals ofthe club. lNlt?Il1lJCI'SUll the Society served as guides at College Day, collecting catalogs from the Various schools for use in the library. Each quarter they sent congratulatory llonor Roll letters. Meinliers chose Trip Beaver and Carol Almond to compete for national scholarships. ' 'xxx ,fjggg sqm, p K Newly inducted inenilu-rs lupper rightl hold the flame of anilnitionu during the ceremony. NHS president, Trip Beaver, flower righlj delivers opening remarks. New and old rnenihers lahovel and parents enioy a reception inthe cafeteria. 54 NHS V x f,' i, fm 'f Vf ' ' I ' , .1ig:Q?viQ'QL-21 , f if X I . i fx jxaj Mr ig - i Q E A si ft K t ' f T, J gre A , A nw N l ,5,,,,,.,r l F f 91 X I Top Twelve Lead Seniors As Marshals Twelve Seniors, chosen in their Iunior year on the basis of their high scholastic averages, led the class of '75 as Marshals. As juniors the Marshals ushered at the '74 graduation exercises. As Seniors they continued their display of outstanding academic achievement as well as active involvement and high character. Y Xia my . g t V I L, 1 ,l?f'Q2. li s Nf5,If'z,f ,L V413 9' The Marshals are Bill Billings, Chief Marshal Kahovej, Claudia God- frey, Kim Warren, Iulie Stokes, Amy Shaw, Carol Almond, Tim Shoaf Ileft, front rowj, Ion McCachren, Scott Hoffman, Trip Beaver and Mike Cansler tleft, second rowj. Not pic- tured are Steve Hayes, Valerie Price and Lee Vanhoy. Marshals 55 AFS Hosts Weekend The AFS Club met every month to gain insights into other nations through presentations. The AFS weekend was the club's main event this year. Eighteen exchange students from the surrounding area visited Salisbury and participated in several activities held in their honor. 56 AFS tUpper leftjz Cindy Buxton, president of American Field Service Club. gUpper rightl: Anita Taylor and Dan lic erman from Argentina dance. Above KLFRJ standing: Officers Ion McCachren, Claudia Godfrey. Seated: Sara Fowler, lack Synn. fRightJ: Roland Staton, AFS summer ex- change student to Italy. 1:r.1fw?3PW7ff1'-i..7 -'Vi lack Enjoys Many Club Activities The new personality seen around SHS this year was lack Synn, exchange student from Pattani, Thailand. He spent half of the year with the Lester Gardner family and the other half with the Don Bills family. Mrs. Bills was the AFS agent t t t a in Salisbury. Among his activities, Jack was a member of Ir. Civitan and an officer of the AFS club. He also enthusiastically participated in the band. ' . iii 'f 'F' gl ' 'am 4, iq., 1'll'1',sQ2t lUpper leftl lack Synn poses for pic- ture. lLeftJ lack Synn and Andy Bills playing pool, lAboveJ lack uses his typing skills. Exchange Student 57 Astra Serves Community The Astra Club started the year off by playing the radio station disc jockeys in a football game for their money- making Illroject. They made fruit bas ets and had a party for The Friendship House. They also had a party for the Day-Care Center. From the goodness of their hearts they paid the bill for the school's new ice machine. Pictured L-R: ftopj Kathy Harkrader, historian, Gloria Gilbert, parliamentariang Penny Mitchell, v.p.g Martha Smith, pres.: Carol Richardson, treas.g Nancy Cutrell, hist.g Rosemary Stone, sec. l l fl if? W ' ' ,Rasa 1, W 58 Astrallr. Rotarian Ir. Rotarians: Top Male Seniors lunior Rotarians were the top ten male students in the Senior class and the president of the Salisbury High student body. Two of the boys attended Rotary Club meetings once a month. The members were: Paul Rich, Roland Staton, Tim Shoaf, John Yates, Bill Billings, Mark Ritchie, Ion McCaChren, Trip Beaver, Steve Hayes, and Scott Hoffman. Not pictured: Lee Vanhoy. 'ka I7 . N 4 W NQWXQX - J- , . Q A' Quill 8z SCI'Oll Honors lournalists Quill and Scroll, the honorary society of outstanding journalists, recognized members ofthe ECHO, Hornet, and Liaison staffs in March. luniors and Seniors who had exhibited superior ability in their respective fields of journalism were inducted into the Ida Caroline Gordner chapter of the society at the club's annual banquet. Inductees were in the upper third of their class and were recommended for membership by their advisors. Each new member received a membership pin and a one year's subscription to Quill and Scroll magazine. 1974-75 officers were: Ann Lomax, Pres., Bill Billings, V.P.g Brenda Porter, Sec., Paul Rich, Treas. .hilt 1. Anna Comer is pinned by Susie Yates after being tapped into Qtuill and Scroll on the evening of Marc 5. 2. Paul Rich li hts a candle symbolizin one ofg the Quill and Scroll ideals. 3. New inductees into Quill and Scroll, taking the mem- bership oath, include, Iuniors: I.l. Surnmerell, Tamra Barnhardt and Anne Little: Senior, Daniel Weant: and Iunior, Sally Agner. Quill N Scroll 55 1. Liaison displays new sign. 2. Snapshots are: Greg Kerr during a show, Cindy Belk and Denise Turner gilving a demonstration, Lou Ann ilson ex ressing ideas, Alex Bost helping wliile Mary Evans presents the show. 3. Sam Penegar presents the sports news. 4. Liaison staff. 5. Terry Gardner reviews il program outline. 6. Mrs. Beam, advisor. Nuff Liais Liaison Links School With Community This year the television staff worked to provide a bond between the school and the community. The entire year was directed toward news shows. The television shows were presented weekly, lasting twenty to thirty minutes. The staff hoped to inform the SHS students of activities within the school and to promote community interest. 6 Liaison tit O' ' N St ff, S 4 Nsvvxf Ideaas. SALISBURY HIGH SCHOOL, SALISBURY, N.C. 28144 Editor Pushes Staff For Accurate Stories Susie Yates assumed a time-consuming job and a large amount of responsibility this year as she fulfilled her elected position of Hornet Staff Editor-in- Chief. With her enthu- siastic attitude and her journalistic experi- l--U ence, Susie success- fully led the staff through obstacles of boredom and disinter- est and worked with staff members to make all Hornet publications interesting and infor- mative. X, vf .wp af minimum 3,1 gi s fwf- Ml 34-Jul- Editorialists Dissect News Editorial Staff members Derek Long and Anne Little trightj, under the direction of Editorial Editor Gloria Gilbert, used The Hornet's Nest col- umn, cartoons, and question boxes to express different opinions of various news issues. 62 HORNET W Newswriters Report Facts During the year, News Editor Ann Lomax continously reminded newswriters Daphne Foreman and George Anna Chambers tleftj to get all the factsu in order to accurately report every event which they covered. Advertising Dept. Sells Ads to Local Places of Business Nancy Summers and Tam Swaim trightj carried out the impor- tant task of selling ad- vertisements for the Hornet this year. Both girls frequently visited many local businesses trying to sell ads. The money from the sales supplemented the fund which the City School Board provided to allow the newspaper to be distributed free-of- charge to every stu- dent, teacher, and ad- ministrator each month. Sports Staff Hustles After ,74-'75 Teams Pushed onward by Sports Editor Ionny Post, the Sports Staff tleftj, composed of Tana Montgomery, Brian Bunch, and George Shadroui, hus- tled after every 1974- 75 SHS team in order to keep Hornet readers informed about all ath- letic events. Staffers illustrated the high- lights of most games through the use of the Speaking of Sportst' column, action photos, interviews, and play- by-play reports. A . ' 4. , 2? ' Z nj ,V . I ll, ' 5, ,t '. -gg-Wfzf' , , f 'yjjv . wY:?'iJf ' Feature Page Adds Interest The Hornet feature page reflected the imagination which fea- ture writers Carol Tompkins, Kathy Lyerly, tFeature Edi- torl, Betty Lou Ed- wards, and Boyd Gilman lleftj used to research and to write many interesting ar- ticles throughout the year. HORNET 63 1. Sports Editors Daniel Weant and 1.1. Summerell. Not pictured, Tripp Lam- Eert. 2. Senior Copy and ayout Assistants Amy Shaw, Sue Noell, Yvette Ransom, and Anna Comer. 3. Business Manager Gay Spencer and Senior Copy and Layout Editors Iackie Dandison, Brenda Porter, and Vickie Breedlove. 4. junior Copy and Lay-out Assistants Cathy Green, Cind Readling, Tamra Barnfliardt, Salk Agner, and Kim Detty. 5. dvisor Mrs. Garrison. 6. ECHO Staff practices smiling before sellingh annuals. 7. Pho- tograp ers Steve Haynes, Paul Rich, Steve Bradley, Paul Kirk, and Mark Mo- wery. 8. Co-Editors Claudia Godfrey and Anne Rufty. 9. Head Photographer Bill Billings. 64 Echo .ff ECHU Staff Recreates '75 ECHO staff members became artful dodgers during 1974-75 as they whizzed around trying to find new ideas to make this year's ECHO both pleasing to students and teachers as well as unique. The staffers' Search uncovered new ideas such as rocket headlines and separated 4 copy which were used for the first time this year. With the guidance and encouragement of both the advisor and the editors, most staff members used their ingenuity to refashion ideas for use in this yearbook which have previously proved successful. 8 9 Echo 65 Meri, , -fpyi -410--'Wil ..--...Q-- www, f,-3:.,,1,y,, ,,-LM, ,..f ,J- I Mf bwmlv 66 junior Civitav V?p-rf 5 1. Cathy Porter, president, helps to put the finishing touch on the Civitan Christmas tree. 2. Susan Campbell and Cathy Porter participate in pep rally activities. 3. Ir. Civitan members add a few last minute details to their winning float. 4. Ruthie Ir. Civitan Has Active Year Iunior Civitan started out the year by helping with the sophomore orientation program. They aided the football season by painting the goal posts, cleaning the stadium, making sandwiches for the football players, sponsoring a car caravan to North, working in one of the concession stands, and selling programs. Also members wrote letters to opposing teams challenging them to a season of good sportsmanship. Members sold Halloween candy for the Senior Civitaners and also two Irs. attended the weekly Sr. meetings. Some 6 community projects Civitan did were providing a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy family, visiting the Nursecare Center and giving all the patients a party and presents, giving the day care center a Christmas party, moving merchandise for an auction, going to visit with hospital patients once a month, and placing Cerebral Palsy containers in local stores. To help the Key Club, Keyettes and Civitan get- together, Civitan held a picnic. Civitaners also went to church as a body once a month. Olinger assists in giving the goal posts a paint job. 5, Ir. Civitan's advisor Miss Vin- cent. 6. Bryan Moore, Ieff Rink listen to Civitan discussion, 7. David Bush enjoys sucker while listening to children at day care center. Iunior Civitan 67 my W. ,- ff ef U f 7: ' W? W' rf Wggli A 1 .ww I 5 I 68 Key Club Iohn Austin gets inducted lfar rightl. President Mike Cansler and Vice- President 1.1. Summerell read news- letter labove rightj. President Mike Cansler conducts meeting. trightj Dennis Bunker is distracted by pho- tographer Itopl. Frank Gentry tells about his mama ltopg. Kevin Kelsey addresses club Itop le tj. 55 U HCARING: Uur Way Cf Life The Key Club administrative theme this year characterized the sentiment felt by the members of th Salisbury High School Key Club. Advisor lack Turney and President Mike Cansler arranged a year's program of service projects which kept the club busy all year. Providing service to the community on the school, division, and district levels, the Key Clubbers composed one of the leading service organizations of the school. Salisbury's Key Club was honored by having Dave Tillis serve as the Lieutenant Governor for the division. 4444 m . I , N Y 5 C E cz' m cc Ke ettes Serve Gthers ith A Zest For Giving The Keyette Club worked enthusiastically in service projects for both the school and community, giving of their time and energy, in 1974-75. Members began the year by decorating classrooms with vases and flowers. The football players' benches got a new coat of paint, with school letters included, to help brighten Ludwig Stadium. All activities were supervised by Mrs. Evans, club advisor for this year. As the year 70 Keyettes progressed, projects such as ringing the bell for the Salvation Army and helping in the annual Heart Fund Drive stimulated club members into united action. 1974-75 officers welcomed club members with a 6:30, Saturday morning breakfast. Club members also sponsored a Thai foster child. Each month, Keyettes went to church as a body. The yearly Keyette Tea, given for girls interested in joining the club, proved to be a great success. 2 1. Keyette Club officers are tfrom left to rightjg Kristy Sides, Vice-pres., Cindy Fink, treas., Cindi Graham, pres.g Lizzie Tennent, corres. sec., and Sara Fowler, recording sec. 2. Sara Fowler listens to a club meeting conversation. 3. Keyette ad- visor, Mrs. Raemi Evans. 4. Susie Yates u ocslooo 0009000 adltlbonu choose f iw 5' SL vf- .il if In jokes during Keyette meeting. 5. Nancy Cutrell, Sally Agner, Debbie Webb, and Patricia Pruitt serve at Keyette Tea. 6. Susie Yates, Debbie Webb, and Cindi Graham prepare to distribute induction letters. 7. Carol Almond and Anna Comer pour punch at Keyette Tea. , 2 L ,,. x,K N-4, 3 J I N S N ww... 'ww' b a W' s . F , ,firm ' Y, ,xv i f r ' fu - ' I X V 3 L, 'N 2' lazy, fi' f 3 'ifff Q ,AA:, . it 1 A MA 'L ' , 34.1 W, M N,,. . A my v , A we-mv- . ' . , o . .y , pn ., ,X il y . V . 1 f. . fx vas f ri, . ,-2' 1 ,xivlkb Q , . iv., RANK, ,Z pi? Z if A 'uf ight.. , j ways ,I C ,l.,lt?i'? ,VVV ?ff'j 4 ,. M . X. ,XV4 .A , , - , . ,5'.,u awp an ' , W ,ny Q 2 Honored Students Prove To Be Outstanding This year many Salisbury students received top awards for their outstanding achievements. Numerous scholarships and honors were distributed. These students 72 Honored Students proved to be talented in fields of music, athletics, and literature. They were selected through their displays of skill and leadership. 2. X . My ,,,..,-eg, af' V175 .. 1 px. ya is 3. if fs . Y f T . y. X ff.,,fQ.1, ,ij .Z 0' gk L.. 'X 1 mx AX 1 mx., 'lf gf. r. ., ,, M 'ftp Ji x . , 4 1. Quarterback Mike Cansler received a football scholarship to Appalachian State University. 2. Halfback Kevin Moss received a football scholarship to Western Carolina. 3. Carol Almond was selected as D.A.R. Good Citizen. 4. All-State Band participants are Scott Robinson, Paul Kirk, Andrea Epting, Linn Bernhardt, Charles Auman, Susie Roberts, Robert Ketner, Nancy Lyon, and Libby Helms. 5. Roland Staton received a Commendation from the National Achievement Program for his high scores on P.S.A.T. and Teenager of the Year, Amy Shaw received a com- mendation from the National Merit Scholarship Committee for her high scores on the P.S.A.T. 6. Receiving Civitan Honors were julie Stokes, Lt. Governor of Area 4 and Brenda Porter, Chaplain of District West. 7. Steve Hayes and Bill Billings at- tended the 1974 Session of The Cov- ernor's School of North Carolina at Salem College. -0 N-8.11 x'- Honored Students 73 T 74 Honored Students ii Z3 45 - ..3xx., 1. Participating in All-State Or- chestra were lon McCachren and Brent Link. 2. Trip Beaver and Carol Almond were nominated for the Na- tional Honor Society Scholarship. 3. Steve Hayes was selected as a finalist for the Morehead Scholarship. 4. Danny Winecoff participated in the x 9' v X .t li. 4 . 4 . Q 'a,, Tiger Y i ' M-' -vii L ,Hifi ' 4773 V W.,. . , L., 4, way f V x fligltfvei Manx, Y.g,igg,,yj'f-' ,- ' .g'j', 2, ' fini ' l QS: ?,2ir'51'Y's QVAEFV u?f4fl'f' ' 'sw 544' fi 'w.!n.1 ft .. ', L- Me., .U if jp y ug A c ' A 'fi?'vw15.:?IT'fi. 4 ' ,f Shrine Bowl and was a member of the All-State and All-American Foot- ball teams. 5. Receiving Salisbury Womens Club Art Awards were Anna Comer, Betsy Shellhorn, Kevin Moss, Annie Gaither, Diane Gardner, and Marybeth Spain, 5 5 X t 31 if 49 'Sv- I fi. Selected to attend the Mars Hill Clinic: were Sharon Wellington, Sandy Hoffman and Beth Spry. 7. The Gold Key was awarded to john Keith, Bill Billings and Rodney lieathernian, Rodney was also nominated for the Hallmark Award, 8, The Girls' State delegates were ltopl Susie Yates, Barbara Wilkins, Beth Spry. fbottoinj Carol Almond, Marketta Filler and Nancy Summers. 9, Bo S' State members were Bob Osborne, HillIBillings, john Yates, Tiin Shoaf and Ion Mi:- Cachren. 4, 4. 2 1 ff QV? ,, f MMWJ wg w Q4 , aim 'Wah Iuniors and Seniors Attend College Day Students interested in furthering their education attended College Day on November 1. North Carolina offered many types of educationg armed forces, technical institues, and the private and public universities. The Salisbury guidance counselors coor- dinated the event in addition to helping students locate the representatives ofthe different schools and programs. Students asked questions concerning the school they wanted to enter. Pamphlets, applications, and various other information were available to all interested pupils. Sam Penegar labovel talks to repre- sentative of Apgalachian State Uni- versity. Mary oe frightj inquires about Asheville State Univ. Bob Lip- pard and Paul Kirk ftopj look over material from Campbell College and Wake Forest. 76 College Day SHS Chorus Entertains Community The various choral groups entertained the community, and the student body. The stage chorus sang at different clubs and went to Chapel Hill for a choral workshop in December. This year, there was something new, an all 10th grade chorus. All the choral groups presented a Christmas program, and at the beginning of the year the different groups introduced themselves. All the groups have been busy all year. Ensemble Kstopj sings for students and faculty, uring a concert. Greg Epting, Stephanie Brown, and Debbie Webb per orm a song fleftj for the student body. Choral group fabovej learns new songs to present during a Concert. Urchestra Cempetes in State Contest SHS's full orchestra hosted a contest at Catawba College in March. The outstanding musicians were invited to present a concert with the Wake Forest Univ. Orchestra in the spring. Cnmprised of 38 piece strings and 22 band members, the '74-'75 full orchestra was the first since 1956. Eh 1, wa.s..... 9 1? MM ' a X n Kim Warren ltopj rehearses a violin solo. Orchestra members lmiddlel practice for a concert. Mr. Link tbottomj directs the strings. 78 Orchestra Salisbury's Marching Hornets Pla Un! Salisbury High StlilOOl'S mighty marching Hornet Band continued to entertain the fans at halftime. Their great variety ot' routines took long hours of after school practice, but their reward was spectacular shows forthe crowds. Each routine was carefully thought out and planned to the last step hy Mr. Link, Trip Beaver, the drum major, and the hand members The SHS Band marched inthe traditional Homecoming Parade. Veterans' Day Parade and the Holiday Caravan. The hand played selections that consisted of a variety ot' songs and melodies from the latest hits of Curtis Mayfield to the tunes of Lawrence Wlelk. 1 Band members lahovel perform a complex routine. tlseftj Drum major Trip Beaver directs the hand at re- hearsal. tTop leftl The hand makss their way to the stands. Band 751 Majorettes Prove Their Talents The majorettes upheld their standing this year Win ning another first place trophy. The five girls have shown to their audiences that they earned this honor by highlighting the half-time shows. Throughout the season th ey continued to add sparkle to their performances. Sandy Lake tahovel enjoys half-time. Right tl,-RJ -standing: Andrea Epting, Sandy Lake, and Karol Kinard, cap- tain. Kneeling: Ruthie Durant, Weezie Clay. tRightj: Ruthie Durant performs with her baton. lFar rightjz Andrea Epting entertains during halt'- time. 80 Majorettes Changes Provide Successful Season Above QL-RJstnncling1DebbieBnrrier, Patty Loeblein, Kim Warren, lean McKinney, Anitn lklarioneaux, Mil- licent Innes, Denise Turner, Lizzy Tennant, Betty 1.011 Edwards, Melissa Yvilsun, Kiln Rankin. Kneeling: Marizinn Wnocl, Debbie Dellart. Tuni Swaini, Toi Carter, Katie Cun- ningham, Sue Nnell, Penn Howard. Seated: Cn-captains, Eleanor Colbert, Cheryl Ingram. llfar leftl: Drill ltiillll perfurnis twirls, lLeftj: The rlrill tenni leads tliu bnncl clnwn tliu liiulrl. Drill Tvnni til Renee Harris H35 Betty Kirk Cathy Green lrightj Hclowns around during the Home- coming Parade. 82 Homecoming x A 4 Anita Taylor Melissa Thornburg V ?f li, i fi-,ww f' -, f in-'W' ' ff inf ix 3 , . 3 i tt1R', ' 7Q'?' , 1 ' 1 a ! Defeated Dogs Spur Happy Homecoming The Hornets' 19-6 victory over the Statesville Grey- hounds added much spirit to the SHS Homecoming activities this year. With plans and work behind them, students gladly withstood the cold weather to witness the half- time parade ofthe Homecoming Court and their escorts. In fine array after the game, many Hornets proceeded to Ca- tawba's Crystal Lounge, where they Hboogied downu to the music of Medium Cool until its grand finale at midnight. i iffy 19 Y- le 22 Three years of float building cap tures Seniors first place Athletes Honored Varsity Club was comprised of all boys who have earned a Varsity letter by participating in any sport. These young men worked behind the concession stand at all home basketball games. The members, lead by Coach Pete Stout, set goals for other boys who were active in sports. 84 Varsity Club 'i-5 .4-.r-1 i -1 L W 2 r .i r Q .... 4 5 ' L N fr Er ' ' .. ' a s . N f y Q ,iiri . V INXS c ,' i M1 WED ' Al ,Y ..... Z-.f I' t f 'f A fi K J' sm ,,l-k .,I, ? H , 1 - ' V M i i 1 R Y l , .W u J? 1. Members work in the concession stand during a ame. 2. Matt Trexler, Vice Pres.g and Mike Cansler, Sec.-Tres.: 3. Davis Tillis bags popcorn before the game. 4. President, Kevin Moss, exchanges change. 1. Maxine Moore, Chief. 2. Iudy Lyon, co-Chief. 3. Sharon Owen. 4. Beverly Boler. 5. April Carson. 6. I.V.'s express spirit. I.V.'s Dazzle Season The Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders, lead by chief Maxine Moore and Co-chief Iudy Lyon, strengthened the student body spirit at the I.V. games and spent long hours learning new cheers. The squad also helped the Varsity Cheerleaders with Homecoming. W f-.t- ?,,,,L . h ..,f.. . my .. , ik ,. l,Y Cheerleaders 85 Varsity Cheerleaders And Bees Buzz With Spirit The Varsity Cheerleaders were arousing enthusiasm before Sara Fowler introduced to Cheerleading the games. Many hours of camp this year, New Cheers preparation made and Chants produced an Homecoming a success. while overwhelming spirit within the the tradition of baking student body. Skits were cupcakes brightened the performed at pep rallies. smiles ofthe players. Kim Peeler, Renee Harris, and Cindy Fink ring the victory bell. F 4: i I.. 'K 3 K .ii T2 . 5 KU 'C' A 2 Cindy Fink P41111 Hager Betty lo Brown Kim Peeler lfzaptainl ,,. 1 N? v, 'I wa, , 4,1 Q, v gh , 5 , Q , K, kk Vg signs.. , ,lg f 'fam ,5-s 4' ' ' ' -,y ': ff? y I C' Jr? ..- . , it W K .1 if Q- gifw . , , , ' , X , if - L H Scif' - ' ral 1 AA fx : v .fl , - sv . m 53591910 ,gh .Q -lf- MW X Y? Y MIND IUST GOES ALONG FOR THE RIDE WHEN I RUN. DON MCCAULEY Rr 'E X1-, A .2225 1 xv N,. g'3,f1,g. -, - H ,Q rf., - - ,a . fy W' gk aa- ,r 4 ,Q '1 . , 1 : 2 2 4 .. f . F 519 . -QQ- .4 '- xi air Af if 4597? 3fif'ifi :ff l X - 4. .l7f,:'1'T1i N M .Q- L W. R . in A ,I k,,, L ig 1 1 ' , , Mf Q2 5 V . ' A . 1 img 3 ,eggf gk if x ' fs. X - 2- I M iz . , 1, S ,gy 8, , , , Q 355,27 ' f, W ff -W , tj . , , A ' I A , ,, . w f 1 'J . 1 f W .. ,L 1 , ,, ,Q X oaiaggl, sf. fjlnfl, 3 f I, if 35 K 9- W z, , i V, L 1 , ' ,Lf 1 Q . 1. 1 PH' , ' ig v gg - V. I 'Q 2 q W fl? A swf ff f 'Q swf ' ff' 1' M' .2 M x I, ff f , J ,X A M Q f We L jf' ,w ff? 'I T' I VV I - K 5 ' 'I fp 4 in 'V ' kr A 7 W ,.. is ., Q VI , K A - .A . ,fri , 'Q I K is x his I .Thi ' f ' ' ' ' -. Vi' -.if ' ' X ' f f f'iwf w . f p, 1 ' J ' la JJ J3fQL'S3,iQF V fa HOR ETS D0 IT AGAI Y'W'?I't14n f i' If ' - 'R' .I Y' 'L 'Y iid 'Wi' Nui ' A 3 'Z-x! 5iW1v'C li ti' 1M'i WWLQTXS X . f, .. , ....i..t.. 1 A . an , ., . The SHS football team came through again this year, Winning the WNCHSAA championship. With Mike Cansler backing a strong offensive effort, and Danny Winecoff leading the defense, the Hornets finished the regular season with a record of 9 wins and 2 losses. Although the offense was inexperienced they scored an impressive 163 points during the regular season. This year's championship was the second WNCHSAA championship in a row, making the Hornets the only team in 14 years to have back to back championships. 12 Hornets were selected to the all-county team. They were David Tennent, Vince Harris, Steve Hairston, Mike Cansler, Danny Winecoff, Cornelius Hart, Iames Wright, Erwin Soloman, David Gibson, Ronnie Wood, Leonard Atkins. and Tony Leach. The Hornets rebounded from two depressing losses at the first part of the season. Head coach Pete Stout said, Sometimes the brightest spot comes after the darkness. The football team certainly proved this true in the 1974 season. Ronnie Wood fup er leftl returns the ball for grood yargage after an inter- ception. wo members of the Hornet defensive unit walk offthe field with a show ofvictory lleftl. Varsity Football 91 Leonard Atkins runs for fgood gard- age behind the blocking 0 Ted ush. fri htj Pete Hardin breaks tackles. lbglow rightl Kevin Moss runs around two greyhounds. fbelowj First Row: B. Beattie, B. Wood, K. Moss, M. Smith, K. Kelsey K. Witherspoon, R. Wood, M. Conner, P. Hardin, M. Norris, L, Atkins, T. McDaniel. Second Row: E. Solomon, W. Ballard, K. Brown, S, Thurston, B. Osborne, D. Braddock, D Winecoff, S. Hoffman, L. Jones, D. Gibson, V. Harris. T 92 Varsity Footbal Wright, R. Woods, D. Tennent, D. Bush. Third Row: D. Tillis W. Leake, S. Hairston, L. Morris, C. Hart, C. Valleg, R Ponder, C. Taylor. M. Smith, C. Propst, D. Wright, T. ush M. Freeman, T. Leach. 3 U 1 I X 'Q 4 -4 sr ,3- A s.. '5 5, QQQVST 1 no ' pb f4,,,,f, E? t www K ' , Q-YT In ,mi lf. Q NY ,l,. Q, .g' v, , X .-'M i . vw mffgv , , as A Li, .4 -.lkh . 9: 5 Qi -' ,X sv, 'b...K.1kws XA- - wi . gn., WA! .L -wwf l 32 'X 133.5 .ffl 3. ,im . .Ngsg 1. -ig-Ruff-Sf QR R, A ,V M -Q .-'nf , K '9 'WW'W'-14:1'.,':i'if-vsaeisgmfaavw 4- 3 , V :1,f'5,g,gf, - ,W ' Aj: - xr:-ig,-i,5f'43QgLf4saq5,Kfpf-fl' v fr,a,., 'ff wg. fm- 9 Ax Q -, V, ' K X f :J 'A 2 f' X , ,4W,A ., Q, ,N ,M ,. A., WY' f 23 ,Q-H , f-in ' - - I ,. Q, .M ,fp ., ,,,5.,,. , . V4 1.114 Lv.-1-4v,affwQ.s2vg2'Q' .m f V. 4. , .. ' 1 -E21fLfA.f'7Z'f K ,Q w. ,Wav , Q A ,fxffligfw-., - , o W K 1,57-5, ' , , 9,5 , ww'-1 '-Q 1 s 1 , , an-0 vw . QNX w. Q Ir. arsity Shows Promise The Salisbury High School Iunior Varsity football team had a good season this year, finishing with a record of 6 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. Led olteiisively by Danny Hines at the quarterback position. the lnnior Hornets posed as tough opponents to other association teams. The Hornets had many promising players who tried to continue the SHS reign as association champions. it lnnior Varsity: ltop rowj I. Smyre, A. Freeman, K. lames, A. Redd, L. Gaither. B. Greenland, C, Ervin, A. Buckwell, I Ford, Z. Campbell, T. Wilson, P. Smith. fmiddle rowl B. Bar ringer. G, Witherspoon. IC. llridger, IJ. llarter. B. Wilkerson, Almond, R. Whitley, B. Stam er, M. White, E. Gaither, P Brown, lbottorn rowl D. Satliit, D. Hines, I. Austin, T Perkins, M. Kirksev, I. Bullock. N. Faulette, A. Dandison, M. Cowan. S. Iordan, W. Alexander. 96 I,V,Football Iohn Austin runs behind blocking of Randy Whitley. lfar rightj Keith Iames brings down opponent ffar bottom rightl Tony Perkins runs around blocked Kannapolis players. frightj Danny Hines makes good gain. ,..v.,,,-nm 53353. ,..---14-'L ,ww .M 3-f - 4,11 f -, .1 . .A A- , wif, ' I V. Fnntball S47 BASKETBALL 3 Hustle Sparks Hornets The 1975 Varsity Basketball team was much improved over teams ofthe past several years. With a record of 14 wins and 7 losses for the regular season and an overall record of 16 wins and 9 losses, it was evident that the Hornets posed as a tough foe for all of their opponents. The WNCHSAA tournament was held in Salisbury at Goodman Gymnasium. ln the tournament, the Hornets bowed to the Albemarle Bulldogs in a close contest. Led by Tony Leach, Greg Alcorn, Ronnie Moir, Iames Wright, and Buster Wood at starting positions, the Hornets also had a deep bench. Many returning underclassmen were hopeful of making the 1976 season a winning one. Ronnie Moir ltopj takes jump shot over opponent. Greg Alcorn fbottomj encounters the Ioll Green Giant. Tony Leach lleftj makes move on op- position. Varsity Basketball 99 fLeft to rightl Erwin Soloman, Greg Alcorn, Greg Kerr, Chal Glenn, Tony Leach, Oscho Rufty, Donnell Wright, Mark Ritchie, Ronnie Woods, Ronnie Moir. Not pictured: Chuck Valley and Buster Wood. 100 Varsiiy Basketball . .S Hitt X . Hornets Initiate Enthusiasm it 20 42 Oscho Rufty scrambles for ball lfar leftj. Ronnie Moir shoots over op o- nents ltop leftj. Greg Alcorn talies shot ltop middlej. Tony Leach drives for basket Ktop rightl. Donnell Wright shoots across opposition labovej. Cgrpg Alcorn scrambles for possession I e tl. Varsity Basketball 101 Iayvees Tie For 2nd In SPC Salisbury High's Iunior Varsity basketball team faced a strenuous season, but under the guidance of Coach Hellard it was a winning one. Finishing with a 13-5 record. the I.V.'s captured second place in the SPC. Led by sophomore Melvin Reid, the Iunior Hornets exhibited much spirit and great potential throughout the entire 1974-75 span. ,fir fAboveL Steve Thomas shoots from undert e boards. Ted Bush lays it up for two frightj. 102 I,V, Basketball Llfront row, Danny Safrit, Ron Nelson. fliack row, Doug Harris, Mike Barnes, z1s,and Ted Bush IX Basketball Girls' B-ball Team Sets High Standards For the first time in more than fifteen years Salisbury High had a girls' basketball team. The female cagers finished third in the tourney and third in the SPC with a 11-5 record in the conference and a 11-7 campaign for the regular season. The girls gave up much of their time to practice every night at 5:30. Coach Rousseau practiced the girls hard, developing many of their basketball skills. Carol Almond was the leading scorer for the team scoring more than thirty points in several games. Patricia Tennent and Francee Eagle were also standouts on the team. Even though it was the first girls' basketball team at Salisbury in quite a while, the team finished with a fine season, and an outstanding record. The girls set a tough example for future female cagers to follow. . Carol Almond and Betsy Shellhorn tleftl hustle after the basketball. Trina Chester looks for someone to throw the ball to tabovej. Hornets tupper leftl battle for the ball. Carol Almond tupper rightl dribbles down court. Scores: Lexington 33-71, Albemarle 47-41Z,Statesville 68-39, Asheboro 38-56, Trinity 45-43, Statesville 89-48, Asheboro 51-57, The girls' 1975 basketball team includes: Vanessa Tucker. lfifia Tffflflemv Kflihf .HUVPUVY AUU9 Sfimbaflk- P3211 MC' Nancy Cutrell, Carol Almond, Willie Mae Miller, Connie CUHOUHIW, DOHUH W1 k1T1S, I-011 AUD WIISUTL and I'Vi1UC09 Wiggins, Trina Chester, Lizzie Tennent, Betsy Shellhorn, Pa- EHRIU- Trinity 41-59, Concord 38-61,Kz1nnapoliS 23-76,'I'honiasvilIe30-57.lIonc1ord 40-53, Kannzipolis 17-77, Thomasville 31-50, Lexington 57-7-1. Albemarle 63--13 l restlers Strive for Victor The 1975 Salisbury High School wrestling team had many strong men this past season. Roland Staten led the Hornets going undefeated throughout the season. left' Meyer. Ion MoCac:hern, Danny Wineooft, and Luke Fisher were also strong Competitors forthe team. Wlith many members ofthe team returning for the 1976 season Coach Little looked for a strong team of veterans. Sw' ,gn geft to right - top rowj Ross Kelley. rent Barringer, Albert Redd, Leon Gaither, Danny Wineczoff, tlmottom rowgl Ieff Meyer, Luke Fisher, Ion Mt:- Ciltiq ern, Roland Staton. loey Hul- lot: . ,I ' 106 Wrestling Nw 147 3,15 we 54' 4' , A. in ui , -W U ' P ,Sg .. :tv ,- . . .. - M-1-El-'wt-. .lt 2-Q.-'TZ' x .' , T my x , Q 3 W Q t lr W Nl: me in Q43 .M - i ta- , I s A x i'sn-U xv, ' '- , 6 f 5 . ' ,i 59 5 :L H Elf- - f'-is K' ve' f lift '-. V . QQ -if-Z f , .. .Q Members sup ort team from the side- lines ftop legj. Luke Fisher brings down opponent fmiddle leftl. Albert Redd gets hold on opponent ltopf. Ieff Meyer gets ready for matci fabovel. Joey Bullock works for take- clown fleftj. xYI't'Sllll'lg 107 TY U '- 'J-fa R-.,,, x . ea' w A V. V X54 ' 'fy 1 bftx,i1,,u. n .fw:Q:5iw' 1 ' wg - , ,- . , ' .h 1 1. 4, D R Xp ,, wg., Af, . - T xfzfqx ff 4. N ,1 7,4 V fs V555 ' WA, I 4, ,gy 'zz 'fin ik 45.1 ,-4 ' 1-fy .1 5V-.Jfft K ,Wu gi . 9- J in qw , ,-.7 L-ew A 5 -' 'wr-:A w-QW' -pa' 1 'W' 'L f K .+P cb fy fi? s' 'izmff-1' 1 ' 'mr-mn 'S-,, A ' 'V g' 1 '3wW 'm.gf Qsi'fW wgifwfiek f ,alE?g'f1iQ . , 3 7 Q? ff- -'f S' ,.f4': 1' ,A Q -., 'J fs, . is 'fi- g. : 1 x Q14 2 ,, L?-15.54 , K ,A A S E?'gg-g-:f-yfagiw.a.Quag-.- I , - ' 1-t08?51Tibck ,fx , .mf 4' Mm! .fM..A,.me,,.Si x Li: 'Q K .1 Num 0 751 wp A1 Track Team Leads Conference Last years championship track team completed the season with an overall record of10 wins and 2 losses. The Hornets were led by Pete Hardin, Tom McDaniel, and Kevin Moss. Winning championships in the South Piedmont Conference and Rowan County meets, the team set a hard example forthe 1975 team to follow. Matt Trexler crosses the finish line ltopl. An unidentified Hornet Labovel participates in a late practice. 'llI'il4Zlx 109 'fm S 1. i . YS, TENNIS ' -' f ffw? , .., , . . ,. ,,. .1 '-F' ' - aa '- --ww K f 'lv W' P 1 ' 3' 6 ' N M iki, 'ifv 1':-QW H3 :45'?xL '4 53xt.a '?5, ',i 1- 2' - ' -Q -w ..... wi q-an .,.,....-, etters Finish Undefeated Season as Assoc. Champs The 1974 tennis team, under the direction of Coach Patton, completed the most successful season ever at SHS. The team was undefeated with a 12-0 record. They were SPC champs, winning both singles and doubles. The netters tied with Shelby in the WNCHSAA ournament. lon Post, Daniel Weant, and Bryan Moore are expected to carry most ofthe load for 1975. The girls' tennis team finished with a very successful season in 1974. Carol Almond and Elizabeth Tennant won the SPC doubles crown. The top five girls from last year's team will be returning. X. , , ?k.f1,j2f,!.' pf . X if it if 1 , if fgffff ' , ' II-uf P T 1 r y..f..y,.,. ,tl gf? it f ,f jfs! ' r fe, LQ' I'fYv l?' 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'Il-nnis 111 Baseball Team Swings Hard l The Salisbury High baseball team rolled past the Bulldogs of Thomasville twice last season, but overall the baseball team faced a disappointing season last year, winning only 2 of their 16 games. Coaohed by Charles Hellard, the fighting Hornets looked for a much improved team this year with Andy Bills, Chal Glenn, and Bob Lippard returning for the 1975 season. SEBALL , 'r 1,1 . J ,xl fit ,xlafxx fx 'x'1'iujxm XjlX fallhxtxiylzxxkhm. 54,1 Y! X 'FNS X- --Qlcf. 1. 1' A hs? 4 . .as vi-f 2'-r 'vs P 4 471' A. wt. - , ,, 'M' A4 FJ EMM- f Wt. .t W, ..t 'Ng 5:-sv-wg wg t ka wig., rf. ig fi K Tiff , I ' .-f, g---5 4 Na ' - Y ' A t. - 9, v .x -W' I -. M, L K W W 'K . i was ,V 3, Gifs, V .3 3 - ' A ,,..,,.,s -1 t e .. '.,, . , V' - r ,Mfr Q . V . ,.a..,...: ffm. Andy Bills gets ready to hit lleftj. Greg jones shows his form ltopj. Uniden- tified Hornots make infield play lbottomj. Golfers Are Successful The 1974 golfteam swung through the season finishing second in the Association standings. Although Bill Billings was the only returning letterman, the Hornets looked for another successful season this year under coach Bob Pharr. Last year the golf team had Laura Frazier, who was the first female to he on the golf team at Salisbury High. i .iw t fm'-.4 c Bill Billings shows his winning form on a putt tabovel, Courtney Carlton makes a tough shot from the rough lupper leftj. Lewis Antosek is also making a hard shot in the rough lleftl. Bas.-hall X Golf llli Girls Prove Their Skills ln GAA GAA provided an opportunity for many girls at SHS to prove their athletic skills. Under tho direction of Carolyn Murray. girls were active in haskethall, volleyball, and softball. A great number of girls clearly exhibited the success of GAA. nf, a...,,.,War.+e- Francee Eagle labovel makes a hard pass to a teammate. Two girls enjoy a volleyball game ltopl. Lou Ann Wilson lrightj dribbles to the hoop. 114 GAA Coaches Inspire Victory b Pharr Bo X Il X, fr., VV , Pete Stout Aaron C1 o 13 co CJ-4 .Q o CD S-4 CD nie Rap tle Ron -'Z A U3 GJ E co .-CI LJ SSGHU Larry Rou Hellard les Char Carolyn Murray ,,.irr Coa h ,Q - .wa -:V f, r ,pvzggv :gf , 'L tj- fu- ' 5 :S h m .,s.:.qg ,nba-M .,.' , . , ff .,,..,, -rf . ,. aaa ' .'-'Q, w',l'M'? ' A f,iqf'- kg. ET 'I' wif, Tx z GL' ga '- ,4f1.3fvf,-51. f - M- - ,,,, A A K -' :ag-gg wf . ,Q N f egg, 411, if Wm .4 N my -. - w 1' - , - .1 -,Egg 1 Q? fuvsgiy ns, , fgqx-ig.-4w,,, +A N , . 5 -V2 ii gtk t .Y,.I,, m wt, 1 I fig, gn ff., ,Q W? g I Q T33 Q 1 Y 1 Nh' at W F if 8 , w f f G hr R a Q Q , .KI YS t.'.i . V X .,,.I: X? pf: K .AJ ! , fx gg v gi , G IQ f . X353 - Akkyr N if xx 2 ,hk krkk ffl 'A A,..N, Q- in M81 'Q' ' Q, w VJ',L K V A, Q Y ga . , ,. ip- , kv f silky ,K KA sg ,-my .. ' 'Ik Max , !3 0 ! ' 'V 1 'W?' V- , U ' Q 2 - - -' ' 3 .. 9- 4 ,Q . ' 2' 1 . ,EX f fins f ' U, M' J .. xg ' l1 , .f i if L .4 gg? -H A . N Q' 4 V' .rxfx Ashby 4 k k.kV skis' V4 :S+ 33,12 4 . . K .,..5x.,,hi. k Vi w Vkkk 1 f f. K W. Vg ff av'iQ.H 'VJ an -4 -.I ' ,,. If A .v :fi ff 4 Iii, iv if - ,f ' O11 Iwi? If S I . A . 3 I h' y 55 - I n L ' K xg, If .43 gf' av f I I fi, iA1J . 1MID . I I , fl - 'in 44 ,ff OWELCOME TO OUR WORLD OF M N! I AM LIKE A SNOWFLAKE. AT ONE GLANCE I MAY LOOK LIKE A THOUSAND OTHERS. ONLY CAREFUL EXAMINA- TION CAN REVEAL MY INTRICATE, UNIQUE PATTERNS. AMY SHAW 1,1 , K Y .,,, , Ak ' f..k 0 L4 11? ' If f' f1 , Uri' - .: i x'. 4yg'a3i5f K3,f5Kw'4 I-Q wiki! -A ff . - Q I .. INDIVIDUALS an X . -' f , F K: I TSTLS 'E I ,S If Sis- ,F fm. YQ' 7 If I E ,I ' ' ' giffiig P 5' Amy. I , qv gi ii A E I b -mx H If - A I A A sm A JIMSQIDA I -I I H . .I . 5 I Sophs Add Enthusiasm to S.H.S The Sophomores adjusted quickly to their new surroundings and as the year 1974-75 started, tradition held and the class of '77 led the magazine drive. Later, as the year progressed, they participated in their first Homecoming. Underclassmen generated a great deal of enthusiasm and worked hard in various clubs, athletics and activities. tupper rightj Soph class officers standing: tleft to rightj Vice-Pres., Stan Jordon, Pres., Danny Hines, sit- ting: Sec., Iudy Coble: Tres., Iudy Lyon. tabovej Bobbie Adams watches pep rally. flower rightj Connie Powell and Tana Montgomery add spirit to pep rally. 115 Snplmmfire Class Officers Fo X f ff Af, l x X ji X 41 X - T ,,,, , ..,, '35 ,I ii ff'ff' ,- .W-:. A , A, 9 A W , ,L ' ' Q , r, Y' ig x 1. V I 1 if f A arg.- v at 4 M f, 'xx ggi, X f v if fair? 4, , A ' nw 6 3 Q 1 fm ' 5 ai W ' 5 L J v xi Ask Ty UA! .25 A l ,7,, A 1 Lfx Bobbie Esther Adams Carolyn Denise Alexander Corlis Renee Alexander Iacob Franklin Almond, Ir Sally Ann Antosek Iohn Thomas Austin William Anderson Baker Iamesia Laverne Barbour Mildred Denise Barger Traci L nn Barger Michael! Wayne Barnes Robert Mark Barnhardt Dennis Mitchell Barrier Brent David Barringer Pamala Leigh Basinger Susan Rebecca Bassinger Betty Darlene Bates Betty Raymer Benson Reginald Lee Blakeney Beverly lean Boler Angela Lea Bond Cynthia Mae Bond Mike Paul Bostian Fred William Bradshaw Barbara Ann Branch Eddie Hobbs Brid er Paul Mark Brincegeld Paul Addison Brown Annette Bruce Esther Louise Bruce Ioseph Allen Bullock Brian Charles Bunch David Wade Burr David Bush Theodore Lamont Bush, Ir Richard Mikell Butler Cherrie Ann Caldwell Thomas Lee Carlisle Elizabeth Marie Carlyle April Diane Carson Felecia S. Carson Daniel Iohn Carter Ionathan Leland Carter Melvin Dwayne Chalk Ianice Marie Challis George Anna Chambers Iohn Wesle Chambers, lr. Cynthia Robyn Chapman Sophomores 1 19 Class of '77Participates in First Homecoming Louise Bowen Clay Larry Thomas Cline Bonnie Dean Goan Diane Melda Coates Iudy Lynn Coble Gary Wayne Coggin Scottie Io Coggins Alexis Elizabeth Cooper Malanie Cooper Charles Crawford Corriher, Ir. Cynthia Diana Corriher Donna Leigh Covington Arnette Teresa Cowan Martin Lee Cowan Charlene Ramona Culbertson Cheryl Ann Cupp Patrick Alan Dandison Karry Edward Daniels Crystal Yvonne Davis Ze ma Louise Davis David Keith Deese Steve Carroll Dick Nathan Robert Dickert Peter Allen Dillenbeck Ruth Kluttz Durant Sharon Kay Earnhardt Brenda Iean Ellis Carlos Reginald Ervin Norman Lee Faucette Jerri Lynn Faulkner Charles Lewis Fellows Eleanor Ann Fisher Ira Ford Timothy Von Ford Zach Lee Ford Daphne Anne Foreman Iohnny Ray Foxx Anthony Lee Freeman Lois Annette Frost Iames Ervin Gaither Leon Franklin Gaither, III Theodore Maurice Gaither 120 Sophomores it :WA tx at Bt P I 1 7 as ' ik tim e 1 ji 1 i i? al l tl' If X ,5 ,xf 4 . N A . an e yr ,.A t to 'ff if N A t Q Sharon Elizabeth Gay Larry David George Amelia Hearne Georgiana Stuart Craig Gilbert Anita Suzette Gilmore Deborah Elaine Granford Deborah Gay Greenard Benjamin Lawrence Greenland Bonnie lean Grubb Dorothy Collin Grubb Ross Ann Haire Ruby Lee Hall Leslie Thomas Hamilton Kathy Ann Harper James Dennis Hartley Michael Lee Hartman Tammy Sue Haynes Vanessa Ann Heggins Frances Lucinda Heilig Christopher Ioseph Heiss Ricky Dean Hemmings Franklin Scott Hess Harry Odell Hillian Daniel Eu ene Hines Holly Andiea Ho ue john Charles HolFand Gianna Maria Holshouser Ozzie Denham Holshouser Michael Alan Honeycutt Cynthia Ann Houston David Werner Isaacson Dou las Linden Iacobs Keith Allen Iames Sophomores 121 Melvin Bernard Iohnson Sherry Ann johnson Teresa E. Iohnson Robin Ethel jones Van Louis Iones Stanford Russell jordan Sherri Lynn Kelly Michael Lavern Kirksey Iohn Frank Kneip Linda Koontz Ervin Eugene Lam ert, II Daniel Bruce Lawlliss Betty lean Leake Mary Anne Leonard David Wade Lingle Ramona Kay Litaker Charles Ray Lockert Terry Lee Lynch Iudy Sue Lyon Mark Anthony McCain Samuel Hiawatha Marlin Yvonne Masho re Younger Howard Mattox Mary lane Maydian Pamela Marie McCullough Annie Delores McDaniel Orville Gerald McElhaney Steven Marlowe McElwee Fred Wilson Medlin Michael Thomas Menius David Frederick Miller Timothy Paul Miller Willie Mae Miller Larry Lovett Mills Preanett Mills Alycia Marie Minter Tana Lea Montgomery Alice Louise Moore Maxine Yvette Moore Lianna Morgan Peggy Ann Morris Char es Allen Mowery 122 Sophomores , ,,,it i as mx i er I4 1 J 4,2 Q -tg, 3 ., 1' -f all W, ,Y K Lid , thi i Ui ' ' 'L 1 '55 1 js. 5 K, J, 5. 1 ,, il ,fi 3 K -JP tu if K , Qi X x Sophomores Adjust Quickl to New Surroundings EE We 6 it Z ?u g ,- Q A ez - A P i tt W',, an - .X 1 'W-A at mv . MN A ,. new w ,, Qs' Harold Lee Myers Patricia Roberta Nichols Brenda Arlene Null Kathy Lea Oglesby David Clary Osborne Sharon Anne Owen Kaye Vernelle Palmer JoAnn Marie Palumbo Brenda Lee Parker Vanessa Louise Parks Michael Eugene Parrish Keenan Dony'a Paxton Dale Rae Peeler Dorothy Elizabeth Peeler Robert LeVan Peeler Iames Iackson Penegar Dennis Alan Peoyiles Anthony Ray Per ins Sharon Elizabeth Pickett Carol Paulette Pope Virginia Lea Pounds Connie Sue Powell Marsha Delmanette Pruitt Phil Monte Rabon Albert Richard Redd, Ir, Melvin George Reid Steven Hunter Reid Barbara Lee Rhodes Laurie Denise Ridenhour Mark Scott Rimmer Catherine Victoria Roberts Ann Heath Robertson Iohn Scott Robinson Sophomores 123 Sandra Leigh Rodriquez Pamela Gayle Rogers Lorna Leig Rufty Bobby Lee Rusher, Ir. Shelton Russell Elizabeth Lee Rutledge Danny Stuart Safrit Brian Ezra Saulters Robert Iunior Saulters Mary Shepard William Thad Shermer Iune Ellen Shofety Michael Anthony Shuford rf, Xl X fkX E 46? Q 'L' Q X . t . , Q ., ,tx if K , X ., 1' Karen Denise Sides Si 5 f 1' Kent Wayne Sigmon George Ronald Simmons Florita Louise Slade Ernest Hayes Smith Kathleen Louise Smith Sharon Delores Smith Almeander T. Ann Smyre john Henry Smyre Patricia Lee Spain Anthony O'Neil Stalling Cynthia Gail Stallings Brad Wayne Stamper Anne Elizabeth Stanback Kimala Dawn Stewart Iennie Stickley Brad Kendal Stiller Alan Ray Stokes Mark Alan Stout Herbert Sturdivant, Ir. 124 Sophomores ,B 'i 5 vt rg tt .iv f 'fx ti If fit X 2 'H Q .',,i',', 4 ,V lr ' S-if K S- 99- 543, . ,Q , 6 if P F 'X 1 0 l Upperclassmen Greet Sophs With Initiation fa, lt iciixbifi Q y ly? t 2 l Wendy Star Stutts Iames Craige Summers Deborah lean Sunding Iocevus Marie Swann Donna Teresa Taylor Terrie Lynn Templeton Patricia Anne Tennent Ieff Linn Tevepaugh Stephen Clarke Thomas Carol Lynne Tompkins Donna Tompkins Clinton Lee Torrence Perry Lee Trivitte Lorenzo Campbell Troutman Tambra Sue Tucker Vanessa Arleen Tucker Gra ce Denise Tugman William Thomas Vick, Ir. David Lynn Vickers Pamela Dianne Vickers IoAnn Wagoner Cheryl Lynn White Paul Aubrey Whitley, Ir. Randy Cope Whitley Connie Frances Wi gins Dennis Charles Wiierson Robert Boyde Wilkerson, Ir. Donna Kay Wilkins Kevin Charles Wilkins Sara Delois Wilson Thomas Eugene Wilson Bryon Witherspoon Gerry Mitchell Witherspoon Beverly Cecile Wolfe Iames Alfred Wood Ronnie Dale Wyrick Mark Douglas Yates Mary Ruth Yates Deborah Lynn Yost Nancy Ann Zimmerman Charles Franklin Auman, Ir. Sophomores 125 Niqgi 'fue 'Q' D 126 Suphomores T My Q ,. 'j gkla , 'Hn L., g NOT PICTURED Steven Iames Benson Linn Bemhardt Nathaniel Boyden Boyd Dennis Wayne Brown Loreen Faye Buddemeyer Emmy Si ney Cherry ebecca Alice Danie Elmer Dunlag: Robert Oren llenburg Wayne Richard Ellis Mary Elizabeth Evans David Preston Fries Ted Sigmon Fuller Richar Iackson Linda Koontz Iohnson Magalene Kerr Kenneth Louis Koontz Janet L nn Laney Greg Ivaichael Lawlor lloanna Lriigins homas cCoyIJr, George Melvin cGee Lames Frederick Norman atty Rose Rankin Teresa Lou Robertson Ronald Robinson Thomas Lawrence Shaw Albert Smith Ir, Bradford Graham Stanback Mary Virginia Troutman Iames Ronald Ward Susan Meredith Ward 1. Ricky Hemmings tests chemicals. 2. Sophs su port Hornets during a game. 3. Allan Dandison blows a ubble. 4. Steve McElwee works in- tently on a lab. 5. Iames Penegar is in a deep concentration. 6. Anne Stan- back participates in homecoming as a Clown. Sophomores 127 junior Class Officers Boost Spirit of i 6 Led by their spirited class officers, juniors started offthe year by placing second in magazine subscription sales. Always striving to be No. 1, juniors often visited the library in order to improve their grades. Many members ofthe class of '76 spent a great deal oftime in extra-curricular activities. This year, juniors built a Homecoming float with the theme Train the Greyhounds . They sponsored the customary jr.-Sr. Prom and also contributed to all ofthe various school supported projects. li Y W 5 ' V - In -kgrz j P , ' . , ' ' ' 9- 53:1 1 Y - f 't Above right - 1974-75 junior Class officers are fleft to rightj: Chris Mc- Neely, vice-presidentg Nancy L on, treasurerg Matt Trexler, presicfentg and Lizzy Tennentg secretary. Above- Mrs. Butler, junior class advisor, en- courages lparticilpation in class proj- ects. Rig t-Mic ael Connor enjoys snowcone after school. 128 Iunior Class Officers ' 1 Q'-Q.-7 ,fi err? si f f Q gg 25 ei ' i, Q rc s ig ir Q in 4 - . 3: 41 ' at '35, ' 'ISSN .3125 we i , ,lg 3. E af, 5 I 5 Q.. . A . ti, gn .... -bw' Tffggf 1.. j yy 1 -.P 4 j 2 F' 1kwlv?w'ti'Vi t ' VT -Q'- :.s iff-A Sally Patricia Agner Margaret Charlotte Alexander William Alexander, Ir. Leonard Atkins Iack Stanley Bailey Tamra Gale Barnhardt Deborah Carol Barrier Amy Louise Barringer Sharon Elizabeth Barringer Bryan Elliott Beatty Donald Andrew Bills Ianice Vanassa Boyd jennifer Lynn Boyd Zebbie Lea Bradley Kathy Bradshaw Allison Katherine Brooks Avis Bonita Brown Betty Io Brown Stephanie Diane Brown Alan Wayne Buckwell Iohn T.H. Buford, Ir. Dennis Nathan Bunker III Rise Louise Bunker Kathy Yvonne Byrd Kim Margaret Campbell Zachary Campbell Myra Lynn Cansler Charlton Lee Cantrell Edna Carol Carmichael Kenneth Lee Carter, Ir. Toi Yvette Carter Donald Ray Casper Terry Ierome Chalk Patricia Ann Chambers Trina Ch ester juniors 129 Sarah V. Clark Walter M. Cline Ioan Kathryn Coe Michael Angelo Connor Annie Marie Corpening Ronald Eugene Corpening Linda Dianne Crockett Theodore Michael Culbertson Nancy lane Cutrell Belinda Renee Davis Deborah Sue DeHart Ann Elizabeth Denaux Kimberly Weller Detty Tonette Valerie Dixon Debbie Gay Dunn Tamara Elise Dyson Frances Leigh Eagle Betty Louvenia Edwards Andrea Lei h Epting Mary MacP?ierson Evans 130 Iuniors ,. sv- is E X ' Y Nz. :J ' we Q- Q uk Am., 4 iq: fx G: A .3 5 if 1 Q 1 'Sr Xi i 'f'-' if l luniors Raise Pep for SHS Vietories time Q Xxx t f fltffzf ik X E X 1 Q if 5, k:K..:. E is-s ,fx 1 5 if 5 J f. .J J 'ft , Q X k -3 t 2 lislx X t I. X74 . Dwight Lewis Ferguson lames Randall Ferrell Cindy Brown Fink David Semon Fisher Luke Carroll Fisher Glenn Samuel Ford Sara Blanchard Fowler Annie Marie Gaither Leslie Eugenia Gardner Karen Eileen Ga Wade Franklin Glentry Gloria Gail Gilbert Edna Givens Leonard Calvin Givens Chalmers Lanier Glenn Rose Marie Godfrey Catherine Ioah Green Pamela Kay Hager Charles Pete Hardin Eric Bryan Har rave Kathy Ann Harirader Douglas Bryon Harris juniors 131 Iuniors Await B Henry Glen Hartis Terry Wayne Hailey Gail Iuliet Hawthorne Eddie Lee Heilig Tammy Ann Herion Gary Michael Hoffner Sharon Monice Holt Lydia Colleen House Billiejane Howard Pamela Elease Howard Robin Vernell Howell Cherie Leigh Ingold Dennis Keith Isaacson David Cain Isenhour Kimberly Ruth Iarrell Valarie Elaine Iohnson Ianet Gail Iones Millicent Luthia Ionns Tamra Lynn Keeter Michael Frank Kelly i f' ,7 Centennial Senior Year if A I ,Z , i W if Sf .4 Qi W , ,,f' K I Kevin Dwayne Kelsey Gregori2Kerr Tonya ay Ketchie Robert Charles Ketner Doretta Kincaid Karol Kinard Paul Daniel Kirk William Keith Knox Mary Lou Lautner Cynthia Dianna Leach Rodne Linn Leatherman Iohn Philip Lee Iames Brent Link Robert Lee Lippard Annie Evelyn Little Barbara Ann Little Patricia Lyn Loeblein Bonnie Anne Loflin Connie Ruth Loflin Derek Keith Long Bonnie Katherine Lyerly David Michael Lyerly Berbley Fa e Lynn Nancy Ruth, Lyon Thomas Izell McDaniel, Ir. Beverly lean McIntyre Loretha lean McKinney Carolyn Diana McLaughlin David Christopher McNeely Gregory Scott Mason Sabrina Kennette Mattox Sandra Annette Mauldin Iuniors 1 33 James Arnold Maynard Ieffery Fredrick Meyer Alan D. Moore, Ir. Brian Banks Moore Lindsay Charles Morris Mark Thomas Mowery Katherine Deberry Murdoch Ron Reneigh Nelson Mark Todd Norris Cassandra Elaine Outen Priscilla Ann Peacock April Cornelia Peeler Tamara Lee Peeler Randy Dean Peoples Laura Dianne Pittman Alan Dale Plummer Susie Diane Pope jonathan Alan Post Patricia Ann Pruitt William Coleman Pryor Cheryle Ann Rabon Kell Hall Randall Kimherly Stuart Rankin Cynthia Cay Readling Linda Kaye Reeves Robin Ann Richardson Mary Iacqueline Ritchie Melinda Susan Roberts Susan Osborne Roberts Betsy Diana Robinson 134 juniors K 1 vi ,- 53,-if if 255 it I' 1 Q: ill t Ni si r S R Q B f Q35 if s as mi S ' x Q X Q Q , t Pr Xi - I - ,KL V ,X ,V VV 1 . yn I it sn . . ra C.- . 5395, A Liv naw- - K' ! 'K Ml ' 'S 3. ' ,, ,Z il Q Q lf W -Q a 95 5 5 Y I if af QT l as K' e 'Why' 52,4 , it it in Iunior Musicians Develop Talents Throughout Year Robert Brian Rochelle Cheryl Lynn Rogers Marvin Nathaniel Rogers Oliver Oscho Rufty Thomas Bradley Rufty Thomas Franklin Rummage M' h l Al R ic ae an yan Anne Elizabeth Safley Larry Charles Scarbough George Phillip Shadroui Michael Brian Sheal Elizabeth Hope Shelllhorn Charles Shepard, Ir. juniors 1 5 lunior Athletes Show Abilities in '74 ,75 Wanda Deneen Sides Donna Elizabeth Siler lengt Lee Simmons An rew Byron Sizemore Charles Sanders Smith Ieffrey Thomas Smith Matthew Smith Miles Iames Smith, III Phillip Thomas Smith Karen Louise Smitherman Pamela Sue Snider Howard Dwain Solomon Steven Allen Spencer Mary Kathleen Stancil Richard Boyd Steele NOT PICTURED Dean Braddock David Brown Wanda Brown David Bruce Michael Burch Qianita Campbell eather Cope Donnie Crowder Octavius Ford Dale Griffin Steve Hairston Steve Haynes Laverne Herndon Eddie Hirst Avis Smith Bobby Smith Vicki Stevenson Cyndi Stratton Richard Taylor Chuck Valley Keith Witherspoon Reginald Woods Terry Wright 1.36 Iuniors X -ITN' 1' s fi t S, it ss S ' r l is L. , it me X . ff.. 3 l BT is kd xx F s , A 5 . , S' We f f so K A K -Q-.xxx Aff ' 'V . s i ft ' t V ,L i it 5 H , , :fi s -2 k.he ,Y . X. Y K, ,K jjsiff' f ,i g S , . KA N .Q ,-,jf LX: .1 , K -X ibn! ff' 1- iii, 'A a K' ' it if lg ti B i N ft!! -V F Y Y' -I f 1 - 1 W .fur S 'Q ,X-V159 Y is. s. M ffl' 1' itil Sandra Faye Steele Cathy Louise Stubbs Ioseph Iohn Summerell Virginia lane Summers Sheila Leigh Susong Tamara Lynn Swaim Patricia Ann Tarlton Glenn Charles Taylor Elizabeth Clare Tennent Charles Stanley Thirsk Asa Stevenson Thurston Karla Diane Tillis Matthew Allan Trexler Reid Zachery Tuvim Cherie Lynn Vivrett Yvonne Waiters Charles Allen Walker Deborah Carol Walker Iessica Dara Wallace Brenda Iean Walton Susan Douglas Weant Deborah Iean Webb Paulette Celeste Weldon Sharon Lynette Wellington Millard Ray White Laura Patrice Williams Linda Darlene Winecoff Rodney C. Witherspoon Wanda Ann Wong Ronnie Odell Wood Lisa Shaw Young Iuniors 137 I 38- Iuniors WH? W ,nw 1. lane Summers talks with friend on the phone. 2. Keith Witherspoon ponders over assigned lesson. 3. Randy Ferrell listens intensel to what the teacher is saying, 4. getty Tarlton models junior fashions in hall of SHS. 5. Kim Detty hap ily re- alizes she has found a new sugjeot to photograph. 6. Sharon Barringer casts a glance to fellow students during Class. 7. Allison Brooks thoughtfully examines her ring during class. 41.44 Iun io rs 1 39 Top Seniors Reflect Best of '75 This year Top Seniors were chosen on a basis of their high scholastic or athletic ability. Citizenship played a big part in the selection of these students. The faculty decided that the following students represented the best of S.H.S. mm C7 no '5 o E 5 o 'D' Q. l40 Top Se UU judo iq! 3-I E? p-4 jzzl p-n I3 GI' Beav rip F i so s-4 cu '53 C1 cr: U cu FE. 2 frey od aG i ud Cla ,ffl I ,af ,AM-if I c 4? ik W I I Cindi Graham Kruaa Mark xeuloq uuv Tony Leach TpS Moss in Kev 142 Top Se Valerie Price J.: .2 Q4 'S CES rm SOII1 te Ran -o-J GD P P4 Cathy Porter 'ww g .1 Q ,L fi , is if t 'QQ x i ,gg VR L if' sw in 5 , gi.: -1 e 5359- ki . .. wk. 1, k.,, H, ML X 55,35-f x K S 'Ze e:.,h -Alf ,Q W ere 53,1 ,'.'..ef. 3.1,--51:25. i. Q 5 -, gk 5562 X 25 , ,he-i, U f 1 -Q K., .. .n w -in ,.,. . Y- - id 'E' lik 1-mm iv' Seniors Reach the TGP ark Ritchie M ,CI UD log upvug UEHIO Qqnf CID f-+ G 77 CD UD Ralph Wear W DJ P-s CT' ecoff Wm Danny O3 V1 Q3 5 Z7 I3 cn .4 W f, X' 4' 35 salagg atsng af' Q'f?3+ Iohn Yates Top Senio 145 ,-CI -I-3 CD -f-1 GSI -r-4 fl-4 UD 1 CB DC TS nio G UJ UD L+-4 UD UD CU P14 DD 'r-I +-J cd 'U CU L4 UJLD QC ff. cn CII U Z 3 O -a-1 E E CU QD -A-1 Pu E O CD E E+ 75 O .-CI u U3 in I bm r-. D ,-D va I CU cn iz. i 41 ,Q . 0 ' Ji' W fr 'Mig 5' 4-ff cf' V1 ,gk K P .J We V K ' at A , n iiingav 45' Ik ' ' . 4 xiii! nw 0 . ', A P Q V ,721 S I Q 5 4'-3 V N-1, K W Q- in Kyo.. ':.- 1s -w N. -x Q, f. r' If r, trea- pres- g-4'-4-4 GJO EE ,Jun e , and - us CIO-1 .QEE UEKL: I!Q..?xm cugeg Smeg QQJUE ,-.O-.ynm mm HU WE 'DOJ -0-v CU S ieag Q'-A-AQJCIJ -Eipfn 22 E cu'U an 32 'U on Q2 L.. IU va L...- ww U E GJ CL L-4 ex ds Steve ass Offi 9-D a Godfrey vic Wong. 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H1 during a ntration C9 deep con Anne Rufty s ts in .-4 167 Seniors 'sselo ur filemiuene sue1srI1eeM qdleg Fun- is U8 Readi at rs th V8 d sco ..-4 it Greg Soo ny ental dam Carrying her books, Jackie Dandison strolls homeward. Ullyses Turner tests equipment before pep rally. 'ELI 4319593 UQILISIJQ 01 IUSIB1 sesn auotg A11-ztuasog 'Rep IIRJ re no dn sdmm JSBIEUOH eglsaq sagpms USJJHM LLIIX 'auole Bugugg rw 151 -w W, , we 'M 9 ,A, , 12 JW: , untry. CO he ,at her father's farm int a friend, Glen Kara ts VS ..-1 reedlove B icki Sunday afternoon, V sunny Ona L. I 3 la ww Q, Club Chorus ball 2 BE 2,3Q Key sec. 33 Science Club 13 French Club 2,33 Band 1,Z,3, Drum Major 33 Teach- er Assistant 3. BELK, CINDY Homeroom Officer 1,31 Liaison 2,33 Science Club 13 Spanish Club 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 1,22 FHA 33 AFS 1,23 FBLA 2. 170 Senior Directory 33 GAA 1. BURKE, MITZI Spanish Club 23 FHA 33 FBLA 3: AFS 13 Chorus 1,2. BUSH, DAVID Homeroom Officer 2, Student Youth Council 33 Student Cogimcil 1 3' FCA 3' Accelerated En ish'3' Ir. Civitan 2,31 Spanish Health VIA H3 French Club 33 Band 1,2,33 3 Liaison ramatics Club 33 Spanish FHA 23 VICCA CLARY, Honor CLEMENT, DEBORAH ' A Homeroom Officer 33 DE. Club 33 FHA 33 FBLA 33 GAA 3. ri COLBERT, ELEANOR Homeroom Officer M23 ' Comm. Chair. 33 FHA 33 FB A 33 GAA 1,2,33 Drill Team 2,33 Co-qhiefn33 Homecoming Court 3. , COMER ANNA il V f? Homeroom Of ice 3, ECHO taff 3: gi, nmjgskou 112,32 F3, Wselxly 2,31 French 1 yettigs 1,2,33 nl-11 2 FS 2 3 Student L a Ge C neil 13 'Art l kffummi ee 3. f it: . Q, , ,. 4 1 5 2 1 3 is FI1 it 1? if f , 3 ,,,, f rrr, i ,,, 1 i,,ri up I 4 V - cel 3 f f it 3 1? A 3 3 err 33 2 2 i , g, 2 3 e E s E E HAYES, STEVE 'Glass Officer 1, president: Student 'Cij'uncil 23 Homeroom Officer 1, president 2 vice-pres.: NHS 2,3 vice-pres.: Marshal 2.3: Cover- nor's School 2. pres.: Honor Roll 1,2,33 Honors Assembly 1,2,33 lr. Rotarians 33 Acc. Math 1,2,33 Acc. English I,2,3Q Science Club I3 Drama Club 1,3, president: French Club 1,2,33 AFS 13 Morehead , nominee 3. HELMS. LIBBY Homeroom Officer 13 Honor Roll 33 Iunior Civitan 1,2,33 Spanish Club 33 Band 1,2,33 All-State Band 1,2,33 Teacher Ass. 2. HOFFMAN, SCOTT ' Homeroom ciffieer 1,23 NHS 2,33 Marshal 2,32 FCAf1,2,3Q lr. Ro- tarians 33 Honors Assembly '1,2,3: Acc. Math 1,2,33 Varsity Club 3: French Club 2,33 Basketball 2g l.V. Basketball 13 Track 1,2,33 Football 33 l.V. Football 1,23 Latin Club 1. HOFFMAN, SANDY French Club 1,33 'Spanish Club 2,33 Band 2,33 Orchestra 1,2,33 All- State Orchestra 1. HONAKER, LESLIE Honors Assembly 13 Acc. English 1,23 Drama Club 33 Student on the School Board 3. HOUSTON, WANDA Spanish Club 23 FHA 2,33 FBLA 1,2, president, 33 Chorus 33 Social and Recreation Committee 3. HUNT, EDDIE NHS 2,33 Honor Roll 1,2,3: Honors ,Assembly 1,2,33 Ir. Civilan 2.3: 1, 'Varsity Club 33 Science Club 13 French Club 2,3Q Chorus 13 Tennis 1,2,3. ...LL INGRAM, CHERYL Science Club 13 Spanish Club 1f,2,3Q Chorus 1,Z,33.Drill Team 2,3, 3 no-oaptaing Officelfissistant 3. I W I ... IACKSON, CARLTON N Class Officer 13 Homeroom Officer 1, president3 LV. Football 1. IACKSON, LOUISE 'zfplriigameroom Officer 1,23 Drama TE jgittub 13 FHA 2. IACOBS, BILL Homeroom Officer 3, chaplain: D.E. Club 2,3. IIMERSON, LINDA ,Spanish Club 33 FBLA 3. foiiitklsou 'roivnvir Homeroom Officer 2,3: Soanish 172 Senior Directory Club 1: D.E. Club 2,3, presidentg Teacher Assistant 1. JONES, CHRIS llomeroom Officer 3, vice- prosident Student Youth Council 2,3: Spanish Club 2,33 Band 1,2,33 llrama Club 3. IONES, DIANNE Student Council 13 Acc. English 33 Spanish Club 33 CAA 2,35 Band 1,2,33 Team Manager 3. JONES, LONNIE FCA 33 Key Club 2,33 S anish Club 2: Track 1.2: l.V. Football lg Football 2.3. IORDAN, MONICA Homeroom Officer 2, treasurer: Honor Roll 3: Honors Assembly 1,2,33 Spanish Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 Chorus 23 Team Manager 3, Cirl's Basketballg Teacher Asst. 3, Gym: Guidance Officer Asst, 3. IUDCH, DEBORAH D.E. Club 3. ...lx KEITH, IOHN French Club 33 D.E. Club 3. KELLEY, ROSS FCA 23 Key Club 1,2,33 Varsit Club 1,2,33 Science Club 13 French Club 13 Band 1,23 Wrestling 1,2,33 Track 1. ' KELLEY, STEPHENA Committee Chairman 3, Swice- good 2nd period: Student Youth Council 13 Honor Roll 33 FHA 1,33 FBLA 33 Chorus 1. KENNEDY, ELOISE Ilomeroom Officer 2, secretaryg Science Club 13 FBLA 33 Band 1,2. KERNS, SHERYL Basketball 3. KIRK, BETTY Homeroom. Officer 2, sec. 3, seC.3 NHS 2,3Q:'HO1'IOI' Roll 1,23 Honors Assenbly 1,2,3Q Keyettes 1,2, sec. 33 Spanish Club 2.3: Tri-Hi-Y '1,2,33 I-Iomecomong Court 3. KNOX. PAM Committee Chairman 3: Student Affairs 33 GAA 1,2,33 Team Man- ager 2,33 Teacher Asst.. 2,3. KRUEA, MARK Student Body Officer 3, vice-pres.: Student Council 3: Comm. Chairman 3, Elections Cornm,3 NHS 2,32 Student Affairs 3. cbairmang Honors Assembly 1,2,33 Acc. Math 23 Acc. English 1,2,33 Ir. Civitan 2,33 Science Club 13 French Club 1,2,3: SHS Morehead Nominee 3. ,L-. LAKE, SANDY Spanish Club 13 FBLA 3: Band 1,2,33 Majorette 3. ' LANKFORD, MIKE D.E. Club 3. - LEACH, TONY Chorus 13 Basketball 1,2,33 Foot- ball 1,2,31 Teacher Asst. 3. LEAK, WILLLIAM FCA 33 Spanish Club 33 Football 2,31 l.V. Football 1. LEONARD, LAURA Tri-Hi-Y 2,3Q Chorus 1,2, LERNER, RICHARD ff. , Hoinieroom Officer',f3', secretaryg Honor Roll 13 Honors'Assernbly 13 Acc. Math 23 Ir. Civitan 1,2,33 Band 1,2,3: Track 1,2,31 Band Council 3. LESTER, LEIGH ANNE Spanish Club 2,32 Tri-Hi-Y 13 FBLA Z,3, vice-pres,.3gChorus 1. LINEBARGER, Loucrrnf Honor Roll 1,33 FBLA 1,33 GAA 1: Teacher Asst. 2,3. LOFLIN, SALLY Astra Club 1,2,33 Honor Roll 13 FHA 2,32 Teacher Ass. 33 Health Careers Club 33 Student Youth Council 3. ' 3 LOMAX, ANN Homeroom Office 3. pres.: Student Council 2.3: Hornet Staff 1,2,3, news ed.3 Quill and Scroll 2,3, pres.3 Honor Roll 1,2,3: Honors Assembly 1,23 jr. Civitan 1,2,3, chapiaing French Club 1,2,33 AFS 2,33'Bee 23 Projects Comm. 33 House and Grounds Comm. 3. LOVETTE, TERRY Honor Roll 33 Chorus 1,2,3. LYNN, MICHAEL Liaison 2. V V,V,V H . 4 . M 1 . MCCACHREN, JON I NHS 2,33 Marshal 2,33 Boy's State 23 Honor Roll 1,2,3: Honors As- sembly 1,2,3: Acc. Math 1,2,33 Acc. English 1,2,3Q French Club 2,3Q AFS 1,2, trees., 3. treat-1.3 Wrestling 1,2,33 Teacher Ass. 33 Orchestra 1,2,33 2. Mecaucsss, BILLY Liaison 23 NHS 2,331-Ionor Roll 1,2,33 Honors Assembl 1,2,3: Band 1,2,3: French Cflub 1,23 Chorus 1,2,33 Teacher Ass. 3. MCCONNEAUGHEY, DONALD Ciiass Officer 23 Varsity Club 2,33 Wrestling 3, FHA 35 Track 1,2,3: LV. Foot all 1. 4 ww, PRYOR, MIKE .if i ' i-77 'ffRUF'fY4 1 Q - French Club 3g Band 1. Q ' . fi QUANTZ, ANGELA Honor Roll 35 Spanish Club 2,5 FHA 21 icT 25 Chorus 2,3. p p ...R, J ' RAMSEY, DONNA s uiiiuh Club 3: FBLA 35 Draniu Class , ' Student COUUCWZJ? ECHO Slaff 1,2-3: ',i'i Keyettes 1 1,2,'3ig':Dfania nll. 3g Acc. Math 3: French Club 152,33 Concert Choir 2,39 l.V. Cheerleader lg Varsity Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 35 Home- coming Court 3. Council 3g Key Club 1: Chorus ' F 1,2,3g l.V. Football 131 Football 2,355 l.V. Basketball 2,3. SPAINMARYBHIH. Spanish Club 2g t,Va SPENCER, GAY 4 llll u ECHO Staff 3g Business Manageifjgi'-,g Spanish Club 2,3g'Teacher 2,33 Homecoming Court 3. - :Q ltll' Cum .... gsm SPRINSESHJOHN P Qygv ' 1 ' 'l't - - C , . ' 1,2, ,,t. g,1'.P.2x RANSOM YVETTE 'Fifi' SAFRJT, RQBINQ-Q V,.e' 'gf . Civitan 1l:ZIl3g Class bfficer 2, Treassg Stndeht 1 ...- ',LV V m Teacher Assit.3gLatl1QlfC1ub,1V. AC0u11Cil 2: ECHO Staff tl.e 3 1:10-Hors ..... .ltt 1 ..i i i . 5' Assembly. Lg: Accelefateg k1,h English -- ,5 V,kV . ,IL . ..I ,VL.V ,,kV,,: ,V,:,, :VV 5. V.,, , 1,2,3: y ties' .i'l'l i Teas. 2: 1 t.. f 1 '-a. lttl 4 ..'. ..... 1 Bac 3? ,fi 1,2,3g Chorus 1,1 ei.. i 5 ' l 1 be .1 f 'I f1':Zff':,iq,:-,s- ,,,- ,: 1,, 11 FHA 2, Chorlls .-,.,,- ,..- i l 5 ICT 2 3' Ch 1 3 Rica, RANDY ..lt i e.t. tc.l COmif1gC0uf1 3- -.-- ' cms ' ' C11OfUS 1-22 .tel scoTT GREG H R -lioffiuai-ff eltti French Club 123' Staff.-12? sHAw AMY 31 H R' Officer 2 iiii it mai -Y-1-th e i Egg? clubusi ECHSQ R gfgggg-12353 ' H 1 SC 3: NH ..t 51 .cl.i tit- itlct f 1.22: Honor R011 w ACF- Enshsh R 1 . semb1yEn1i2,g1 . -- -.il-: 3 i-.li ACC- 8 is 1: lleit 5 547' .C F ' f 4 u ' ' .RICHARD 1 -2-1 HiSf0fi?'? tcil 111113 LM - :.R 3: p ppppp .... C itii . 1 lst lttl .xsiuiiuiu ... Club SHWRS- IEFF 'l'lellJee u Chap- H-R-.offwef 2- .... ' ' be Spanish V-Hrslty Club ,... R... R..tl :fl1iI2.i3k5. 32 1'2'3l us fffl- , . .ff .'V: '.:'Ll' LE,- -' .: 'k' 1 if! 'L iiti. Rti. etii R - 15 Teacher Honors V -si 21 ic 3- sl Assitf'-CSC. it .... ...i..... ettltttet .... MC- 1.t.1 BFMGH ii film? R R isii teti t.lRl 3 .FFRR slt ami 3131 llel RIMM ER, -.ii F5557 .t.1 f DE. Club ai . llel e1.1e1 , ,z,ai 2:Cl10r11S 1- i1 e'J' l'.'. 5 --.,- --l-S fiat Band -i--li 1-24? t-i 'i'l Y ' -'l1-i, - '. ...tt tttitt-it f tljt Q lttl -...i 1 tl-tt 1' 1 . llle .ft -et. RINK, I EFF l'tl .----- S.. --. J-. . .1 R 1 -ltl R iff' HR- Offiflef 1-2, Pres- 1- ' .t.lttl Student Council ii NHS 2,35 ttet .-..t - if Honor Roll 1,2,3g Honors As- 'lf l---IG i,,.-1-, .'t' 'iii if' ' ' ' -i., sembly 1 2 3' Acc. Math 2' Ir. VF -. if '.i't'li l l 0 tus 1' Treas. 3- Chorus 1 2 3. .-...it. l ff- - ' ' ' R igzdegsgfolflfg RITCHIE- MARK -.iil ii.ii F I be -ll Class Office 2- HR- Uffic-if - 1, Pres.: Student Council 1,2,3g it it NHS 2.3: Ir. Rotafi-HH 39 HOUQR. na. u R011 11239 ltlll C C C ' ACC- -.- -t-et- t-.l R -i-e. ..tc-- 1 Spanish Club 22 FB LA 31.- i--it i tllii tt-tt GAA 12,33 3- I - V 1 1-1 1 ui .. R i - ui SUMMERS, 1 ' l1-.i - -..e tt-- f H-K Officer tc.. -.i.- . Council .12 mm' NHS 2,35 Ir. 2,33 Key Club 1,,2,3 1,2,3g Sganish Club Club 14 loijijors I Math' 111213: Latln Acc. English 3' WADE, WILLIAM D.E. c1ub3 z, 3, v.P. 3 WAGONER,i I-CIT llll I C WALKER KENNETH HR Officer 12 Pres 1 VP 2 FCA 3 Acc Math 1 Acc English 1 2 3 S anlsh Club 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 resthng 3 Chorus 3 WALLACE IAMES D E Club 3 WARREN KIM Student Bod Officer 3 Sec: NHS 2,33 Marshal 33 Class Officer 2, V.P.g Keyettes 1,2,3g French Club 1,2,3g Honor Roll 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y Zg Drill Team 35 Orchestra 1,Z,3g Acc. English 1,2,3g Acc. Math 1,2,3g Honors r Roll 1 2 Honors Assembly sity Sp8I'llSh 3 TERRY Student Council 19 Liason 2 D E Club 2 3 Honor WEAVER, LINDA 3 lssl H.R. Officer 3, Sec.g Tri-Hi-Y 1: Spanish Club 2,35 Chorus 1 ' 1 3 3 MYF 1 2 3 WHITFIELD, IENNIFER H.R. Officer 3, Sec.g Tri-Hi-Y 1:,2,'3g Spanish Club 33 Chorus 1,2,3gQAESj 35 Homecoxn ing Court 13 . ALIl3 I iriel FB LA 2 , 3 lQ!?1l E ,Zi 3 l ll? ' E of CITY ADMINISTRATION A. ., ba Title III 13 AgBgIgff13aig,vifba C011 M.A., UNC- MARCUS SMITVJMI5 Assistant Supefiv f tendent 'fof Instruc- tion A A.B., Lenoigif? yne Cczl egeg M.A., ASUQ Geokk Peabod llege for Teachersgj fiana U i jTsityg UNC- CH UN SCH AEJEQJQINISTRATION awww 'E DOWELL M.A., ASU. Earn Addit' Rosa IULIAN Consum Polnt College Choral Music B.S., East Carolina Univ.g Mars Hill Collegeg Frankfurt Konservatorium, Germany. HAL LINK Band, Orchestra Head of Music Department B.M., Murray State Univ.g M.M., Univ. ake ASU. Education, Sales and Advisor. VINCENT orida State Univ. M.A., ASU. Fl Clvitan Advisor, Spanish Club Co- , IV, BlaCk Liter- FBLA UI1iV.g M.A., Duke SARAH PRA PHIPPS lumbla English II, II-A B.A. in English, tawba College. Drama Club SARAH Library Assistant Georgia Southern CAROLYN MURRAY Girls' Physical Education B.S., Winthrop College Head of Physical Education GAA and IV Cheerleaders SHERILL Sho f Science UNC- Collegeg 177 . .' H 41 V . ll --magnum-an Normln 1251, 95.7 V ,Q 1 120 13?1r:,. 1 131, flfigl 86, 13113, Y' Annie 131, 75. Ervin 120. Leon 96, 106, 120. 119, Dandisun, Alan 96, 120, 126 Ted 120. 129. 65- 1 K K, 119. -f f' 1- 1 ue. fr 96, 106, Caldwell, Cherrie 119. Campbell, Iuanita 135. Campbell, Kim 129. Campbell, Susan 45, 46, 66, 83, 119. 119. 129, 139. K ' 129. 146, 149. Campbell, Zachary 129, 96. Cansler, Michael 40, 55, 73, -92 109, 149. Cansler, Myra 35, 86, 129. Cantrell, Lee 129. 147, 54, Carlisle, Lee 119. Carlton, Graham 149. Carlyle, Elizabeth 119. Carlyle, lessie 149. Carmichael, Carol 129. Carson, April 85, 119. Carson, Felicia 119. Carter, Daniel 96, 119. Carter, Jonathan 119. Lee 129. 4, 9. c f Dmdhqn, Jacqueline 34, 50, 1.27. . Davis, Bieiiaida 130. Davis, Crysial 120. Davis, Deborah 151. Davis, Odessa 53.151. avis, Zelma 12, . ...fi Dav ila .,.., , DBWWW ' . 9 , 1, ,panama l 1 ff,f:, ,,aafH fagivlfri-3:5 ' . ......., . ...... ,, 1' Nr X 1 1 . .fm 1 1. 1 1,.1-111 , rw M. , ,,3,f414:13., ' 1' 1 1. .f Un' ifghf, Dunn , D , NE Durant, 011 1 ff' , Dyson, Tamara 130. ........i.- '- 5? Eammigances 105, 110 Eagle, Kerr 'Mia Earnhardt, Sharon 120. Iohn 151. lou Diane 111,151,75. Gardner, Leslie 131. Gardner, Terry 61, 151. Gay, Karen 131. Gay, Shawn 121. Gentry, Frank 50, 131. George, Larry 121. Georgiana, Amy 121. Gibson, David 92, 151. Gibson, Marva151. 62, 131. 62, 120. 70, 86, 131, 54, 96, 120. 92, 151, 161 46, iff'ww'f :- ' ' wager A 24- W me 1wI1w1QWsfm'uWw' H f '- ' 1 X W'W2-2 iMfV Y M my -ww T 'Z K AFS Sally Agner Tamra Barnhardt Sharon Barringer Pam Bassinger Bryan Beatty leannie Boyd Zebbie Bradley Kathy Bradshaw Stephanie Brown Brian Bunch Cindy Buxton Carol Carmichael loan Coe Kathy Clark Nancy Cutrell Becky Daniel Ann Denaux Debie Dunn Sharon Earnhardt Andrea Epting Mark Freeman Sara Fowler Terry Gardner Karen Gay Sharon Gay Boyd Gilman Claudia Godfrey Tammy Keeter Karol Kinard Lou Lautner Ann Lomax Patty Loeblein Chuck Lockert Nancy Lyon Sabrina Mattox Ion McCachern Annie McDaniel Connie Peeler Kim Peeler Mary Poe Valerie Price Kim Rankin Paul Rich Melinda Roberts Susie Roberts Thad Shermer Tim Shoaf Mark Smith Hayes Smith Beth Spry Roland Staton Cathy Stubbs Greg Swann lack Synn Lizzie Tennant lennifer Whitfield Laura Williams Iohnny Wong Wanda Wong Sally Agner Myra Cansler Nancy Cutrell Iackie Dandison Ann Denaux 4 Andrea Epting M Gloria Gilbert E-4 Kathy Harkrader Sally Loflin CD Kathy Lyerly 4 Terrie Miller Penny Mitchell Carol Richardson Donna Siler Martha Smith Rosemary Stone 1 1- BAND Bobbie Adams lack Bailey Pam Basinger Trip Beaver Betty B enson Linn Bernhardt Suzanne Booth Paul Brown Cindy Buxton Graham Carlton Ionathan Carter Sylvia Chillcott Bob Clary Weezie Clay Larry Cline Ruthie Durant Andrea Epting Randy Ferrell Sara Fowler Theodore Gaither Frank Gentry Craig Gilbert Ben Greenland Dorothy Grubb Ruby Hall Ken Harrill Glenn Hartis Steve Haynes Libby Helms Gary Hoffner Holly Hogue Ozzie Holshouser Cherie lngold Kim Iarrell - Keith Iames T Chris Jones Dianne Jones Stan Iordan Tammy Keeter Robert Ketner Karol Kinard Paul Kirk Sandy Lake Greg Lawlor Rodney Leatherman Richard Lerner Ioanna Liggins Brent Link Nancy Lyon ludy Lyon Bill Maynard lim Maynard Billy McCanless Pam McCullough Orville McElhaney Fred Medlin Cheryl Mesimore David Miller Maxine Moore Mark Mowery Mike Parrish Elizabeth Peeler Robert Peeler Karen Poole Cathy Porter Guy Prop st Steve Reid Melvin Reid Laurie Riclenhour Mark Ritchie Susan Roberts John Robinson Bobby Rochelle Sandra Rodriquez Pam Rogers Mike Ryan Greg Scott Tommy Shaw George Simmons Kathee Smith Mitzi Starks Iulie Stokes Alan Stokes Cathy Stubbs Craig Summers Sheila Susong Greg Swann Jack Synn Glenn Taylor Patricia Tennent Paulette Weldon Dennis Wilkerson Laura Williams Sara Wilson BALL74 3 Andy Bills 4 Joey Barrier Chris Bennett Bt Franklin Crook Mark Freeman Chel Glenn Bob Lippard Mark Norris Tommy Oakley Charlie Parks Iohn Pring Ieff Shives Ronnie Ward Billy Yost BASKETBALL RLS GI C3 I O 'FU C m Q35 E'-133 U15- 3' -'JP SDD- gm :E adv: 2 we X TEANI Carol Almond Trina Chester Nancy Cuthrell Francee Eagle Kathy Harper Pam McCoulough Willie Mae Miller Betsy Shellhorn Ann Stanback Lizzy Tennant Patricia Tennent Vanessa Tucker Connie Wiggins Donna Wilkins Lou Ann Wilson Margaret Alexander X Q- William Baker + Willie Ballard ' Traci Barger : Amy Barringer x Pam Basinger if Sally Beard Donna Bolt Zebbie Bradley 2 Stephnie Brown 4-Q Esther Bruce att Loreen Buddemeyer alt Rise Bunker x David Bush x Anthony Byrd if Kathy Byrd :- Elizabeth Carlyle + April Carson 4? Kathy Clark ' Walter Cline Diane Coates -2 Melanie Cooper if Charles Corriher if Gerald Cowan Sabrina Cowan -1 Katie Cunningham . Deborah Davis 2 Odessa Davis : Pete Dillenbeck + Tonette Dixon :Q Greg Epting + Mary Evans 'Q' Eleanor Fisher att Mark Freeman Anette Frost x Amy Georgiana : Charla Gilliam Anita Gilmore att Ianice Glover Deborah Granford -1 Charmaine Grant 1- Pam Hager Donna Hamilton Club Roster 181 Kathy Harper ali Iames Hartley ali Cindy Heilig if Danny Hines 'lj Sandy Hoffman i' in Tammy,TeQlQar,222 2 Grayce Tugman X Cherie Vivrett 2 Yvonng Waiters ali Kenneth Walker .. 1- ' mmlll Saraieblsea :Qaa Nan Zimmerman TEAM Lr1iref2Frisher2 2 Mark Freeman Erwin Gaither Chal Glenn Pete Hardin 4,2 or Sharon Holt :Q Brenda Walton F X F-I Danny Hiries Cynthia Hguston : Suzie Ward Scott Hoffman Wanda Houston : Debbie Q d Kane Cunningham Stan Iordan Pam Howard' Sharon Vliiiigiiigton Sue Noell Lonnie IOHBS Cheryl Ingram ii Cheryl Vlrririe iiirrrk EEV A li lll W i Mariann Wood Keviri Kelsey Tgresa Ighnsgn X l9I1l'1lf81' 'Pkg Rankin Vviiharn LSE-1kB laliei l0I10S Q Connie Wiggins iii Debbie Barrier Bob Llvvafd Robin lones 2 Linda Willeeoff iii Tam Swaim Tom McDaniel Sherrie Kelly ali lorries Wood iii Eleanor Colbert Fred Medlm janet Laney X Ronnie Wood Cheryl Ingram leff Meyer Mary Lgonard + ii Anita Marioneaux Alan MOOIZG Terry Lovette ' Biiiy Yost r Denise Turner L1114 Morrrs Berbly Lynn 2 Stage Groiipfi' Millicent jones Kevin MOS? Anita Marioneaux 2Q C0HCe1'i Choir i' Pony Loeblein Mark Norris Sabrina Mattox 'CQ Mixed Chorus X Pam Howard Sam Penegar Igan McKinney :Q 10th Grade ChOI llS f Dehart Guy Propst Preanett Mills if Small Ensemble Q Kim Wal-ren DHHHY Saffif Penny Mitchell 'Q Girls' Trio Toi Carter V Vnceorge-Shedroi-ii Loretta Moorefield 2 Girls' Gho us V no K, A - : i ,,, rn, 9 4 X , i . ' -'- ' , , 2, 2 ' Ruthie Olinger 'Q i 12 '- ' I-I. 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Q D .d B n .N Wanda Houston D' ie X Debblli Slllldlllg avl us 2 K' - I ld P Tarlto me Donna Siler Zach Cam? f, 25 . - - 1 on U Mike Canals E A Linda Iimerson Tame 2 i222 i i 2 at george Townsend X ' Lrzz1Q'i'ennent A A A I R M - A fEi6i3e2K5hhedy 2222 2 -' 'orenzo 'i'r0u1fmfaPH2 2 '2 A i f ii'-' -iii M i t lfiff C 22 i 5 182 1' Ni lub Roster if no 2 Y V 2 .2.o .2 Olinger Palmer Peeler Pittman Ponder Iohn Spencer Steve Spencer Brad Stanback Kim Stewart Jenny Stickley Alan Stokes Rosemary Ston Tarlton Weant Antosek Billings Courtney Carlton David Dorsett Laura Fraizier Donald George Q Debarah Beth Iessie Tugman Belinda Davis Patty Loeblein Sally Loflin Willie Mae Miller Loretta Moorefield Angie Quantz Barbara Rhodes Steve Rich Victoria Stevenson Larenzo Troutman Vanessa Tucker in---in-qu-1-11 STAFF Brian George Betty Daphne Gloria Gilbert Boyd Gilman Anne Little Lomax jonny Post George Nancy Tam Carol T Susie Yates Carol Sally Laverne Millie Traci Debbie Susan Donna Angela Cindy Sara Fowler Annette Frost Annie Gaither M awa Gibson Charla Gillam Cheryl Cillam Bonnie Grubb Mickey Hall Vanessa Heggins Cindy Heilig Cynthia Houston Robin Howell Marlyn Iackson Terssa Iohnson Valerie johnson Monti Iordon Sheryl Kerns Pam Knox Mary Lou Lautner Betty Leake Anne Little Terry Lynch Yvonne Mashore Pam McCullough Annie McDaniel Birdie MeGarity Willie Mae Miller Alycia Minter Prenett Mills Tana Montgomery Alice Moore Kathy Olgesby Kaye Palmer lo Ann Palumbo Kim Peeler Sharon Picket Brenda Porter Marsha Pruitt Carol Richardson Cathy Roberts Lorna Rufty Betsy Shellhorn Mary Shepherd Kathee Smith Almeader Smyre Anne Stanback Cindy Stratton Rhonda Sturdivant Marie Swann Anita Taylor Liz Tennent Patricia Tennent Carol Tompkins Donna Tompkins Ioyce Tucker Vanessa Tucker Cheryl White Connie Wiggins Donna Wilkins Yvette Witherspoon Rosemary Woodward . CIVITAN E Margaret Alexander Bill Billings Club Roster Steve Bradley Allison Brooks Holler Brown David Bush Cindy Buxton Susan Campbell Myra Cansler Graham Carlton Christine Crotts Jackie Dandison Debbye Dehart Kim Detty Terry Gardner Chal Glenn Cathy Green Renee Harris Glen Hartis Libby Helms Eddie Hunt Robert Ketner Mark Kruea Richard Lerner Ann Lomax David Lyerly Gai Martin Chris McNeely Bryan Moore Kevin Moss Sue Noell Ruthie Olinger Mary Poe Cathy Porter Paul Rich Ieff Rink Anne Safley Greg Scott Amy Shaw Miles Smith Karen Smitherman john Spencer Iulie Stokes Rosemary Stone Derrick Stout Nancy Summers lack Synn Steve Thurston Barbara Wilkins lohnny Wong Iohn Yates IR. ROTARIANS Bill Billings Trip Beaver Steve Hayes Scott Hoffman Ion McCachern Paul Rich Mark Ritchie Tim Shoaf Roland Staton Lee Vanhoy Iohn Yates KTU5 BASE ab ' Mike Barnes L-4 P Raymond Briggs fd I? Ted Bush Doug Harris Keith Iames Fred Medlin Ron Nelson Melvin Reid Danny Safrit Steve Spencer Steve Thomas Lv. GHEER e Beverly Boler April Carson Iudy Lyon Maxine Moore Sharon Owen El IEICIV SH 'TJ O O 'H W w F' L ' William Alexander P lake Almond P-x John Austin Brent B arringer Eddie Bridger Phillip Brown Alan Buckwell Ioey Bullock Zack Campbell Dan Carter Alan Dandison Carlos Ervin Norman Faulette Anthony Freeman Ervin Gaither Leon Gaither Ben Greenland Harry Hillian Danny Hines Keith james Stan jordan Mike Kirksey Orville McElhan ey David Osborne Tony Perkins Albert Reed Bobby Rusher Danny Safrit Phillip Smith Iohn Smyre Bred Stamper Millard White Randy Whitley Bobby Wilkerson Tom Wilson Gerry Witherspoon KEY CLUB Bryan Beatty Trip Beaver Alan Buckwell Dennis Bunker Mike Connor Mike Cansler Greg Epting Mark Freeman Pete Hardin Steve Haynes Lonnie Jones Ross Kelley Bill Maynard Tom McDaniel Marty Meyer Ieff Meyer Iohn Marry Ron Nelson Bob Osborne Ionny Post Mark Ritchie Danny Roseman Brad Rufty Oscho Rufty Robin Safrit Tim Slioaf George Shadroui Mark Smith 1.1. Summerell David Tennent Dave Tillis Matt Trexler Daniel Weant 1111-1-3-gl KEYETTES Sally Agner Carol Almond Stephanie Brown Anna Comer Katie Cunningham Nancy Cutrell Ann Denenux Tonette Dixon Tami Dyson Francee Eagle Betty Lou Edwards Andrea Epting Cindy Fink Sara Fowler Claudia Godfrey Cindy Graham Donna Hamilton Kathy Harkrader Karol Kinard Betty Kirk Anne Little Nancy Lyon Anita Marioneaux Delia McKinney jean McKinney Penny Mitchell Kim Peeler Valerie Price Patricia Pruitt Yvette Ransom Cindy Readling Carol Richardson Melinda Roberts Susie Roberts Anne Rufty Kristie Sides Donna Siler Martha Smith Anita Taylor Lizzie Tennent Kim Warren Debbie Webb Melissa Wilson Susie Yates 1. -li-11 Eddie Baker Sally Beard Cindy Belk Alex Bost Z Holler Brown Kathy Clark O Mary Evans E Kevin Fulford QC Terry Gardner P-4 Greg Kerr PJ Greg Mason L-' cn Ouifiggm i:-e..5 :JS-G'E'e :J GO-ie DE'-lm-U 23552 e See o 'gm I5 ua' 55 55 mm stssv VJ. N SJ, LIBRARY Greg Alcorn William Alexander Steve Bradley Graham Carlton Ann Denaux Mark Freeman Boyd Gilman Paul Kirk lane Maydian Ross McCanless Patricia Pruitt Steve Rich Susie Roberts Danny Roseman Mike Ryan Rebecca Stallings lane Summers David Tennent Iohnny Wong MA1oRETT1-3s Weezie Clay Ruthie Durant Andrea Epting Karol Kinard Sandy Lake MARSHALS Carol Almond Trip Beaver Bill Billings Mike Cansler Claudia Godfrey Steve Hayes Scott Hoffman Ion McCachren Valarie Price Amy Shaw Tim Shoaf Iulie Stokes Kim Warren NHS Carol Almond Eddie Baker Trip Beaver Bill Billings Cindy Buxton Susan Campbell Mike Cansler Claudia Godfrey Steve Hayes Scott Hoffman Eddie Hunt Betty Kirk Mark Kruea Ion McCachren Billy McCanless Penny Mitchell Ronnie Moir Kim Peeler Valerie Price Robin Propst Paul Rich Ieff Rink Mark Ritchie Amy Shaw Tim Shoaf Mary Beth Spry Julie Stokes David Tennant Kim Warren john Yates Susie Yates ASSISTANTS DFFICE 1 si! M I-4 cn L11 CE U DG O Zebbie Bradley Betty Io Brown Myra Cansler Debbye DeHart Tonette Dixon Andrea Epting Donna Hamilton Cheryl Ingram Monti Jordan Cindy Leach Gai Martin Martha Miller Karen Poole Cathy Porter Pam Snider Iulie Stokes Rosemary Stone Anita Taylor Angela Bond joey Bullock April Carson Toi Carter Iudy Coble Michael Connor Katie Cunningham Zelma Davis Cindy Fink Daphne Foreman Ervin Gaither Charmaine Grant Dennis Hartley Libby Helms Sandy Hoffman John Holland Sharon Holt Karol Kinard Brent Link Patty Loeblein Ion McCachren Delia McKinney lean McKinney Penny Mitchell Loretta Moorefield Oscho Rufty Martha Smith Beth Spry Roland Staten Sheryl Steele Patty Tarlton Matt Trexler Perry Trivette Grayce Tugman Ken Walker Kim Warren Sharon Wellington FVIOHDS QUILL 8: Bill Billings Vicki Breedlove Iackie Dandison Iohn East Claudia Godfrey Ann Lomax Brenda Porter Paul Rich Anne Rufty Roland Staton Nancy Summers Susie Yates S.A. COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Susan Campbell Sara Fowler Kathy Harkrader Mark Kruea Kevin Moss Anne Rufty 1.1, Summerell Anita Taylor Ken Walker Daniel Weant Susie Yates S.A. OFFICERS Mark Kruea Donna Siler Roland Staton H. Summerell Kim Warren 1----111-in Margaret Alexander CQ William Alexander D lack Bailey Andy Baker A Eddie Baker U Bryan Beatty U: Andy Bills janice Boyd SQ Steve Bradley Z Kathy Bradshaw 4 Vicki Breedlove Holler Brown D-1 Allison Brooks U3 Betty Jo Brown Paul Brown Club Roster 185 6 Lester Martin Sabrina Mattox Pam McCullQggigh Delia McK l ey lean ey Chris Mellweely Cheryl Mesimore Ieff Meyer Marthagviiller Allan Moore Katherine Murdoch Ron Nelson Club Roster ue Bo S we-X Woodward Yates Sally Eagle Diane leff Mark Susie Bob Jeff Shives Wanda Sides Kathee Smith Patsy Spain Beth Spry Gay Spencer Roland Staton Richard Steele Julie Stokes Te April Pet Danny Hines V, Steve Haynes ' ' Stan Iordan Mark Kruea Cindy Leach Ann Lomax Iudy Lyon Tom McDaniel Brenda Porter Yvette Ransom Cindi Stratton V ky C ivqhardson Cathy Stubbs M 2 l ifhie Craige Summers 'W Rutledge lane Summers Shadi-gui Nancy Summers Siler Deb ie Sunding Erwin Solomon b Tam Anita B0dl8 Steve Karla Donna Tompkins Denise Turner! fi, Reid Tuvirn X Lee VanHoy R Kenneth Walker Thomas Vid: Brenda Walton L. tieewh -, :1 5 ras, , , V 1 ' ff 3- ., , wx. Q X. ,ae A se 1 me t dm Q-2 1' Z A at 'rs M Yvonne Waiters A Ajnjgnd Debbie Webb 'B aker Lindaxwiffwgf Q Trip Beaver PauleffQW?l?l9171 Y it ,li, l ,Dannyniivlt L Linda 'wg , A leflllifel' Wliiifiieliil 'A M A V Canhichael B arb ara 3. Donna Wilkinaz X Melissa Wilsorf A Gregg Williams' L Lou Ann Wilson , Iohnny Wong L H Chillicott g yytire i brafimcker ieeiiielfnwdisvn ,ef 6 ,. K Kerr Pam Knox Kevin Moss Iohn Murray Sue Noell Bob Osborne Kim Peeler Sam Penegar Valerie Price Reggie Ponder Paul Rich Brian Gay Iohn Becky Mitizi Iennell Rhonda Nancy Denise Kim Susan Lind a Iohn Y TENNIS 74 Holler B A Robert ,, n Jeff ygywyyx H Sam Peneg Sammy Pps jonny Pogt Buddy H. Sumnieredl as '56 Ci. ,' N I 2695- , 2 W W! r-Ha.-W MWW M Here I sitg One of thousands Of identical objects. Above me - below me. Beside me - all around. Now my world Is opening up. We all tumble out, Fresh and freeg But We land hard. All of us, Cramped again in Our half-world. Suddenly, the sky Is white. Everything Is wet. 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Only we, as participants in this world, have experi- enced the good and the bad moments which revolved around SHS. We wish to thank the many people whose combined aid made the '75 ECHO a reality: Mr. Iohn Norton, Mr. lack -Turne Mr. Fred Evans Y- . Mrs. Ruth Young, Mrs. Ella Swicegood, Mr. Charles Hunter, Hunter Publishing Co., Mrs. Io Walker, Good- nights, Herb Eaton Pho- tographers, Carolina Cam- era, The Salisbury Post, Iames Barringer, The Hornet, Mr. Sf Mrs. Lewis Rufty, Tammy Herion, Wanda Sides, Mr. 81 Mrs. O. C. Godfrey, Mark Kruea, Amy Shaw, Ann Lomax, Susie Yates, Steve Hayes, Derrick Stout, Kathy Clark, Dave Tillis, Don McCulley, ,M-f WW., ,ff ,-Ve' My VMMMW MAJ,-f ,.-M 'W Simon 81 Garfunkel, and Carole King. Although she would not admit it, a very special person deserves the most thanks. To our small but mighty fortress, Mrs. Mary Garrison, we dedicate our efforts on the 1975 ECHO. Qs 736 .ff ,- ,Xxx To our hard-working staff: We know that Welcome to Our World has an addi- tional meaning to you because part of it took place in a tiny Romper Room on the second floor 6th period. Even thou h we had our little proqnlems once in a while fnever with dead- lines!l, we feel that the 55th edition of the ECHO is not only the best ever, but also has a Fart of each and every one 0 you within its bind- ings. You should be roud of this history book because it was your ideas, weekends, and total effort that produced the '75 ECHO. Look back in years to come and remember, Hey, I did that, I wrote it, picked out and cropped those pioturesg this is my page . . . And when you do read through this ECHO, remember the two slave- drivers who, hopefully, weren't as bad as all that. We'll certainly remember you! 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