Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1972 volume:

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In keeping with this idea, our goal was to get at least one quote from each student, but this is almost impossible. The opinions expressed in this book are not necessarily those of the Administration or the Lako- nikos Staff. ead oa FT ae Wa A Message To The Students. . . MOS OOO (iii POE | see only two advantages in hav- ing quotes in the yearbook. The first is that it is different and it will give the yearbook a different aspect. The second advantage is that maybe a few more people will speak out on what they feel about certain things such as race relations and teaching practices. This is definitely a good way in which we, the student s, can voice our opinions. (Unknown) The idea of putting quotes in the yearbook is pretty good considering Sanderson hasn't ever done this. It expresses how people really are or how they think. Sanderson needs many changes in several areas in or- der to get the student body inte- rested in what they have. (Junior boy) They’re interesting but they are a real pain to type. (The typist) i OPENING OF SCHOOL Summertime... . and the Living Was Easy The first day—lost! Going up one hall and down the other. Walking into the wrong homeroom and sit- ting down with a confident smile. Sizing up the people stuck in there with you. Embarrassment when your name’s not on the attendance. Wasting five minutes trying to find the office so they can look up your homeroom on the IBM sheets. Just a bunch of names. . . Slipping on the ledge from the bathrooms to the halls and hoping a Senior didn’t see you. Surprised at what the tea- cher expects from you. . . Sighs of reliet-at the)2330 bell’ (Kath Ste- phens) Sophomores didn’t get put-down as much as | thought they would. Occasionally though, little words of insult are thrown at us seemingly to put us in our place. | wasn’t hit hard at all. Maybe dating a Senior had something to do with it. (Lee Haig- ler) | felt like | was re-entering seventh grade. (Sophomore girl) Until | got my notice to teach here this summer, | didn’t even know where Sanderson was. (Mr. Howell) My first day at Sanderson was great. | guess it was the excitement of being in a new school. But throughout the next week | realized how really lost in this place | was . alone, except for a handfull of people whom | hardly ever saw. | think it’s going to take a full year for this school to get things toge- ther and run smoothly. (Amy Hart) reeled ROS: 10 OPENING OF SCHOOL Friends, Forms and Frustrations The first few days of school were confused and hectic. Then everyth- ing settled down and got boring. (Two Sophomore girls) | think Sanderson is just fantastic, because being black and coming from an all black school, | thought it would be rather hard. But | get along just fine with them. After all, why not? Cause we all have the same blood. | like the air conditioners in the classrooms. Now | won't sweat my brains out trying to take a test. Now my brains will freeze. Sanderson and Junior High are two different extremes. In Junior High, we used to see who could dress up the nicest—here it’s the sloppiest. (Joe Hodge) STUDENT LIFE Spartans Settle Into the Routine Sanderson is a good school, but the work is terrible. We should get out of routine. The only reason | come to school is to see people. (Debbie Green) Sanderson High School is a very nice school, but | preferred Ligon High School. | have to come out of my way to come to this school. Sanderson is not my bag. (Dwight and Sheron) If you can force yourself to be- lieve school is endurable, it helps you to make it that way. (Chazz Fo- ret) | think school is very delightful. | enjoy it very much, but there are two problems | find in Sand- erson—That’s having to get up so early to ride the buses and cheering at the football games when no one is there. But other than that | love it. (Vanessa Chavis) At first | was a little scared of coming here, but now | really like it—especially algebra and German. (I’ve got great teachers for them!) (Cheryl Holder) 13 14 Homecoming Sponsors Ann Clemmer Leigh Taylor a sind of - - = - Teresa Edger Annette Whitaker Mary Beth Brown Gail Austin Pauline Hall Senior Powderpuff cheerleaders are (left to right): Jimmy Lineberry, David Hodge, Stan Crocker, Steve Cannon, Dennis Roy, Dan Strait, Steve Sapp, David Aldridge. Powderpuff majorettes are (left to right): Peter Robison, George Ragland, Doug Dixon, Mitch Hayes, Richard Hayes, Nick Goddin Kneeling: Nim Brann, Henry Muldrow. HOMECOMING From Powderpuff Games to the Dance—lIt Was a Good Week Being a sophomore this was my first year of being involved in homecoming. | was a little disap- pointed that the cavalcade didn’t get to ride down Six Forks or away from the school because that always seemed to help boost school spirit and also get others interested. | thought the game was really fantastic! | noticed that both par- Kingmtlotsaweresiulles lt seems, though, that people should have as much spirit for other games instead of just for the homecoming game. Everyone seemed to be happy. | noticed a lot of people were drunk or in the process of getting there. There seemed to be very little ten- sion between the blacks and the whites—maybe this was because everyone wanted to win so we were all pulling together. Islovedesome,or theiloats: | didn’t realize there were so many creative people in Sanderson. (Me- lissa Storie) The powder puff football game really kicked off the festivities. | think it was a worthwhile effort for all the students. We had our share of problems, but it was a great step ahead. (Debbie Funk) Pretty girls in convertibles, sym- bols of the superficial world we live in—who Cares if education’s a one- way street to nowhere, just so long as you get invited to homecoming. (Sarah Goddin) PEP RALLIES The first pep rally was a real win- ner! The entire school was out on the football field at 8:00 in the mor- ning. Three-fourths of the students were still asleep—until they sat down on the cold, wet bleachers! There were so few people really yell- ing, it was hardly worthy of being called a pep rally. (Diane Mauney) Pep rallies are the greatest thing that has ever happened. To bring everyone together to yell for one unified cause is one step toward unifying the whole school. You have to start from the ground up in order to have a real _ together school. (C.A.) | detest this situation of parti- cipating in this pep rally. | thought Sanderson would have a_ big enough gym to seat everyone in the school. Certainly the other schools have enough room to seat eve- ryone. (Josiah Jones) It is hard to get your spirit out in a pep rally. It really comes out at the games. (Mary Beth Edwards) ee ee ‘Football is the “thang” espe- cially when only the team and the cheerleaders show up. (S. Stewart) | think the student body was more behind the basketball team. Although we didn’t have very many pep rallies for basketball, we had very good crowds. | think the rea- son for the increase in people was due to the fact that basketball is an indoor sport and the gym is heated. Those bleachers get awful cold on a winter's night. (Senior Girl) | think all the sports teams did a great job this season. Our football had a great season as well as our basketball team. The wrestling team also made a fine showing for SHS. | think the student body was behind all the teams 100%. They always seemed to be cheering the team on to victory. | didn’t hear one deroga- tory word about anyone on any of the teams. | think one of the rea- sons for our successful season was due to the great coaches that we have here. They deserve a lot of thanks for all the time and efforts they put in. (Senior Girl) 19 ond [oa] = Ld XN WN) NY = b= a c ake O ond = eS bbl = Z o Q 24 ‘Lea | have never laughed so hard as | did over the Math teachers’ Skit. | thought ‘Snow White was the best of all the great actors. She looked so sweet in her little white dress. The other teachers had very appropriate names. | couldn’t have picked out better names if | had wanted to. | like the idea of having a nig- htime pep rally is really good. | only wish that we had thought of it a couple of years ago so | could look forward to another next year. (Senior Girl) | liked all the display of talent we had at the rally. | didn’t realize that there was so much here at Sanderson. We_ should have a school-wide as- sembly for all the young musicians to show’ us their stuff. junior boy) The Black History as- sembly was a success. | was proud to watch the show and know that they were showing my _ heri- tage. Some of the whites didn’t think it was cool. (M.L.) SPIRIT NIGHT ‘ y Ny | think the assembly — rot, but what good will it was a total waste of time. do us in the future? Not only should we have (Sophomore girl) to be subjected to such | BLACK HISTORY WEEK WINTER FESTIVAL “Open a new window: It’s today” = A CR I Whether people like it or not, there is such a thing as tradition. This is the way things are done in school and throughout the country. Just because something is tradi- tional, doesn’t mean it is right; but there is a certain Way to change things such as assemblies. The Winter Festival assembly is a traditional event which has been held at Sanderson since the beginning. Gradually, through the years interest in it has been decreasing, and this year was no different. There is a way to change an event which is not liked by the majority of the students, but it must be kept in mind that:there are some students who like the assembly and worked very hard to make it a success. Their efforts must not go unreported. (continued next page) iti saline OPP The way in which this event was disturbed this year was very rude and dis- respectful to this group of persons. Now they are left with this memory the rest of their lives. To live with and to know and learn how insensitive people can be towards an event which they have tried to make so great. It’s too bad the audience didn’t match the performance! (Mrs. Alterman) A little more self control should have been used by some but on the whole it was a beautiful assembly. (Sophomore girl) 27 WINTER FESTIVAL A. Maid of Honor: Teresa Ann Edger escorted by Haywood German Ray. B. Queen: Ann Louise Clemmer escorted by Steven Clark Sapp. Mascots: Kenny Koresh, Stephanie Thornton, Ann Brown. | 4 a 28 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: A. Deborah Lee Fowler escorted by William Burton Hender- son. Deborah Lynn Lesesne escorted by Charles Edwin Stallings. C. Esther Louise Harris escorted by Francis Lewis Turner. 29 WINTER FESTIVAL JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: A. Cheryl Wi- nona Royster escorted by William Cyrus Youngblood. B. Elizabeth Thornton Lewis escorted by Michael Richard Merwarth. C. Susan Ann Morris Escorted by Robert Charles Fogleman. a canst a SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: A. Gail Lynn Austin escorted by Michael Lee Overby. A. Karen Lynn Quesenberry es- corted by Stephen Faucette Kenney. C. Dottie Antoinette Gournas escorted by Jo- seph Fra ncis Hodge. 31 WINTER FESTIVAL Open a new window: It’s today. 32 The Winter Festival assembly was tre- mendous. | think | shall always get a certain excitement when | attend such a thing. There were people who did their best to ruin it, and | hope by next year they will have either grown up or gra- duated. (Leigh Jones) The program itself was good and pre- sented well, but the behavior of the stu- dent body for certain ones was really embarassing and annoying especially in front of guests. | think the students could have shown a little more respect. and maturity. (Kim) There was such a difference in the two assemblies. Besides being shorter, the second assembly had a much rowdier audience. (D.F.) 33 FOOTBALL The Spartan Machine Rides Division Champs SCORECARD Sa se 13 Millbrook ) 15 Northern Nash 18 Ae North Forsyth ) 20 Cet Le COs) vii re Durham 6 vA syed nare| 32 26 Broughton Rye? ) Hoggard 0) 0 Hillside 6 38 Enloe ce i ayaa By, The success of our team should be credited to the outstanding hard work, determination and pride the fellows exhibited in becoming Conference Champions. They are aT ACU LC the gridiron and I’m certainly most proud to be associated with such fine young men! (Coach Williams) Attitudes on the team weren't real good but when we had to, we - did it. De ee o 4 seticeesipemeil a Nh eo Se epaetay eae eh a at | { fe | LE | i ® sis te eee : Se Se a em ‘. Se ake ¥ ie ae “e sew PES to EEN | Ri 4 - % = a ae : 5 oe. Oe = , 5 et ¥ ® roe ¢ BO sy op ee - 4 ‘SS 3) ee ae Re ye ale ei ig ts ° s ! a “10° au Te dee Pe ee ee as eas bets 38 We never had a racial problem. The only problem we had was lack of unity. Most of the boys had never been in the situation of playing with the opposite race before and we just needed a little time to make the adjust- ments. We did lack the unity of the past Sanderson teams, but | feel we ended up more together as a team. | wasn’t really surprised we won the conference championship, but | was a little disappointed we didn’t go further. The high point of the season was without a doubt the Enloe game. The boys just decided before the game that they wanted to win and that’s what can happen when you really give an all out effort. | was really happy for the guys who won honors and scholarships and | want to wish all the boys good luck in the future. (Coach Brown) Lots of guys say things about Coach Brown but | think he’s a real good coach. He could show us things on paper and tell us what to do but we had to do it. Then when we lost guys would blame him. We have to do some of the work ourselves. He tries to do more for a player in the way of a scholarship than any other coach | know. (Paul Wilder) We could have done a lot better than we did. Coach Williams is a great coach. We could have had a better season if we had been more unified. (Senior player) First row: William McCallister, Larry Smith, Jimmy Barnhill, Edward Veasey, Bob Cook, Willie Bunn, Elroid Whitaker, Charlie Muldrow, Mike Schuch, Walter Cameron, Ronnie Smith, Maryland Jones, Dickie Thompson, Haywood Ray. Second Row: Ronnie Jeffers, Elvin Munn, Terry Spence, Greg Wheliss, Mike Burton, Mike House, Tim Kee, Frank Hassinger, Gary Hollingsworth, Dennis Downing, Mark Howe, Skoshi McCoig, Paul Wilder, Tom Fetzer. Third Row: Cornell Burt, Colin Brown, Bill Bardin, Doug Jones, Charlie Stallings, Paul Wiegand, Dave Phelps, Jimmy Harris, Jimmy Barker, Steve Godar, Gary Phillips, Joe Johnson, Robert McCoig. Fourth Row: Marty Long, Alfred Donaldson, William Burt, Charlie Norkus, Roy Moore, Faison Hicks, LeBaron Caruthers, Les Pierce, Dale Huffstetler, Bob Bran- nan, Mike Gibson. pe es i a sae wat ah ted me oe abd ay cl ob First Row: Sam Cooper, Gatha Williams, Dennis Holt, Cliff Pervis, Carl Davis, George Ragland, Jerry Hamman, Kevin Brower, Anthony Dates, Tim Shields, Mike Johns. Third Row: Cliff Reid, Herbert Stephenson, Tyrone Willis, Bobby Bardin, Barry Phillips, David Johnson, David Shaffer, Steve Lamb, Tom Krier, Jim Reaugh, Frank Fields. Fourth Row: Skipper Granberry, Steve Edmunds, Wade Smith, Mar- shall Johns, Burt Parker, Ty Moore, Dwight Dunston, Eddie Hawkins, Frank Toliver, Don Heres, Steve Kenney, Rusty Smith. The 1971-72 Junior Varsity Football team became the first Sanderson team in any sport to go undefeated. These boys accomplished this feat because they were willing to pay the price. Personal glory was put aside for the good of the team. This was one of the finest group of young men | have had the pleasure to work with. They are winners! If the attitude and desire they displayed this year continues, Sanderson should have exceptional football years ahead. (Coach Lehning) Some of the coaches really didn’t seem to care. They never said anything encouraging. They need to change with the times, and treat people as individuals because everyone doesn’t think the same. (Junior player) 4l The excitement and tension of a tight game; the team- 42 BASKETBALL work, the crowd, the emotion that comes with winning I’m what you would call a sports fiend. Football, basketball, baseball, track, swimming, tennis, golf, and on and on. | love them all. But, | guess basketball is my favorite to watch and play. The close- ness of the crowd, the teamwork in- volved, the quickness and alertness re- quired, the excitement and tension of a tight game, the coach right there direct- ing the team. Just like football, basket- ball requires every player to do his part. But who in the crowd ever sees the right guard block on the line? In basketball, every rebound, every shot, every block, every steal) every sassist is seen. The crowd knows what each player can do and does. The glory and appreciation of this makes basketball a sport in which fans are as involved as the team. That’s why | love basketball and always will. (R. G. Hildebran) Basketball was a major factor this year in establishing closeness between the two races. For once everyone came toge- ther to watch us win, not to see which race did better. Junior Boy) | like the teamwork, the crowd, the emotion and the joy that comes with winning. (R. Bass) 43 a,¢ LEER DOOD yy eo ¢ 9 DJ = Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Kneeling: Steve Kenney, Carl Davis, Jim Reaugh, Tim Rodman, Joe Hodge, Dan Stefureac, Wade Smith, Rusty Smith. Standing: Sammy Cooper, John Steigerwald, Tom Kearns, Greg Small, Lynn Crump, Mike Warner, Bob Bruns, Steve Woo- dall, Coach Linwood Sharpe. SCORECARD Burlington 47 Burlington 64 84 Wilson-Fike 79 58 Millbrook 61 94 Wilson-Fike 80 84 Reid Ross 79 5 Franklinton 63 62 Wake Forest 60 91 Millbrook 70 56 Broughton a 61 Hoggard 75 81 Hillside 89 63 Enloe 61 63 Reid Ross 62 82 Durham 69 79 Broughton 77 67 Hoggard 63 94 Hillside 80 Enloe Varsity Basketball Team: Kneeling: Steve Rackley, Don Williams, Mike House, Mark Benson, Cornell Burt, Craig Knoll. Standing: Ernie Warner (manager), Jeff Roy, Steve Sapp, Bobby Fogleman, Ken Gallo, Mike Burton, David Aldridge, Doug Dixon, Mark Yow (trainer), Coach Bill Harrington. | thought we had an extremely good year, especially by ending up winning the last seven games of the regular season. | thought the boys played fine basketball throughout the entire season and it is by far the best season that a basketball team at Sanderson has ever had. (Coach Harrington) | had a real fun time playing basketball this year. | really enjoyed 't. | thought the cheerleaders did a good job and the cheering sec- tion was great. (Bobby Fogleman) We had a great year although we shouldn’t have lost as many games as we did. Both Coach Harrington and Coach Sharpe did a good job. (Sam Cooper) | watched some of the best games in my life. (Mike Warner) 47 WRESTLING First Row: Dwight Dunston, Bruce Emmons, Joe Walden, Larry Leonard. Second Row: Russ Bowling, Tony Thomason, Bobby Caudle, | John May, Kenny Dunn. Third Row: Glenn Dejong, Mike Gibson, Mike Worsham, Richard Benbow. Fourth Row: Tom Lease, Chaz Fo- ret, Bill Lease, Peter Byrum, Kevin Curran, Richard Mountcastle, Jake Williams. 48 WRESTLING 50 52 Cheerleaders, Majorettes, Spartanettes A. Varsity Cheerleaders: Kneeling: Yvonne Anders (co- head), Lynn Lesesne, Harriet Barnes. First row: Brenda Hardison, Carolyn Dixon, Susan Morris, Ellen Teague. Second Row: Karen Dukes, Leigh Lesesne. Third row: Anna Vassilion. Fourth row: Martha Wolff, Rosemarie Walton. B. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Seated: Barbi Howe, Debbie Moye, Sharlene Fuller. Standing: Alma Hooker, Wanda Mitchell, Delsenia Murchison, Earlene Fuller, Rita Benbow. C. Majorettes: Kneeling: Elizabeth Phipps, Carolyn Jamerson, (head), Martha Beasley. Standing: Jackie Llewelyn, Susan Alexander, Dee-Dee Owens. D. Spartanettes: Seated: Joanne Arseniu, Cheryl Royster, Vickie Hudson, (co-head), Carol Arnold (co-head), Romona Williams, Maury Miller, Terry Clark. Standing: Bonnie Struthers, Toni Tobin, Alice Terry, Nancy Elliott, Cheryl DeJong, Anna Alston, Kathy Macon. 53 | p INN 7 % Ye takes ya) Wp Sy 4, ee 5 y ee pag y lf hein UES) Hy “y VE i KT Le Ch Wie Se Ue) DIE G: L Ld ey Fh vp We ey Viana N =§ , Dy i 4 } Q : i ww EN Ve ii oY SAE ae Yd ni y a | p ee : an sear fp a an ay a ADMINISTRATION A. Mr. George Jones B. Mr. Wendell Murray 56 Nn 0 op S o0 = cas aon nn i) O° =e Oo o © Ss aay eh wh Oe E. Miss Lucy Schubart 57 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Janet Stevens A. Mrs. Bertha Utley B. Mrs. Rita Graves Miss Julia Barrett C. Mr. Linwood Johnson ee Pee 59 ENGLISH Teachers who are marvelous people: English teachers A. Miss Peggy Moore B. Miss Betsy Rogers C. Mrs. Patsy Stone _D. Mrs. Pat Steimer E. pet Reid ¢ ov 3 Goes ee SY Cyl = 60 | enjoy my schedule this year more than in the past. | think it is because my tea- chers are more into what they are doing. Take Mrs. Reid for example. She really cares about us as people, and she’s really enthusiastic in what she does. She’s not just interested in cramming facts into our head, but in seeing that we have a good time in doing it. (Lynn Lesesne). Shakespeare previously appeared dull, but as we studied his works in depth | began to appreciate him more, when | could see what a master he was and how many of his plays relate directly to situations today. (C.M.) Sorry | don’t take English: | am a thirteenth year student. (B.J.B.) This is what | have to say about English: Eat it, raw. (Winnie Utermohlen) A. Mrs. Edith Smith B. Mrs. Lynn Bloch C. Mrs. Allie Peebles D. Miss Marian Sutton E. Mr. Curtis Booker 61 babi iclebsn: teint itt tiksree Deere eee tbe 2a 62 See eee ees Ona at eee ee ek Seon Se oe RE ay ENGLISH ™MOOR G, Mrs. Janet Alford Mrs. Dorothy Riddle Mrs. Carole Floyd Mrs. George Spence Mrs. Val Sexton Mrs. Vera Holshouser Mrs. Lois McLean MATHEMATICS Wow! This year’s Algebra has got to be the best! In Mrs. Hester’s math class someone threw paper out the window. Mr. Hansen picked it up and took it to Mrs. Hester. One day Mrs. Hester asked whoever was throwing the paper out the window to stop by orders of Mr. Hansen. The next day Mrs. Hester read a note returned by Mr. Hansen reading—To Mr. Han- sen: We did not throw out all the paper—leave Mrs. Hester alone.” To be perfectly honest, my math class is a bore. We don’t do anything most of the time. As far as learning goes . . . . forget it. (Senior Boy) | must be the dumbest in the class but | catch on after a while. Some things make me laugh and people say | sound like a pig. Math is a cool class. (Soph.) Suprisingly, Geometry is my best subject. My teacher, Mr. Howell, really makes the class interesting. (Cheryl Royster) f My math teacher is the biggest bore. | think he has false teeth ‘cause when he smiles his teeth don’t look right. I’ve missed three of his lectures so far from falling asleep. Math class is fun but intere sting. There’s a time for work, and there’s a time for play. (WFK) | really love my math class. | guess it’s my “favorite thing” here this year. | have always enjoyed math, but this year our teacher really keeps the class moving along and makes it interesting. (Joy Wagner) Math is my favorite class because it is challenging. (Soph) Mr. Dan Hansen Mrs. Ida Harkins . Mrs. Judy Dees . Mrs. Patsy Hester Mrs. Ruth Bass Mr. Donald Simpson ™™O0R 65 Sere oee oes 66 A. Mr. Dan Hansen B. Miss Rita Hildebran C. Mr. Robert Howell Beis sie ext rs r | = D. Mrs. Minnie Blakely ' _E. Mrs. Elaine Sutton + r. Hamlin F. Mrs. Margaret Lindsey G. Mrs. Nancy Stevens Dan Hansen’s class makes me feel the most comfortable be- cause it’s not like the environ- ment | live in. I’m not at ease ina bare room with naked beige walls, and why should | be? If | have to be in school, | think it should be as pleasant as possible. (If at all possible). (Cindy Wid- nes) Math is not easy for me; but the teacher can make the diffe- rence in any class. (Kin Bailey) SOCIAL STUDIES Urban Affairs: You learn what your outside life ts all about. Miss Eva Blaine A CULTURAL APPROACH A WORLD HISTORY A CULTURAL APPROACH A WORLD HISTORY BCU ua TN Peo Dy Ve i) AWORLD HISTORY A CULTURAL ihe te BO) 15D sO STORY A CULTURAL ddan ot Ay AWORLD HISTORY A CULTURAL APPRO, ACH e AWORLD HISTORY. A CULTURAL APPROACH | WORLD BE ICHNel a oY CULTURAL Ctatn eo 2 é : = S 2 y Mrs. Marion O’Quinn Ne i i Fi Pus A , a z we Pana Fibs fo - oe : a é 2 Pe : 5 y 5 { i aigi gigi gigi wisi aigi gigi gigi Gigi gigi isi aiai ere see Mr. Peter Beenen 69 Urban Affairs has in- creased my social and poli- tical awareness of various urban problems and placed in me the desire to further my knowledge of commu- nity relations by trying to understand and cope with the actions of other people. (Jan Stillpass) Classes this year are more stimulating than ever be- fore. More relevant courses like urban problems and ecology involve each _ stu- dent and make discussion exciting. In discussions of racial problems, hearing both sides of the picture gives a more objective view than previously when the student body was primarily white. 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Mrs. Eileen Webb 71 SCIENCE They need special help. . . i They need special help. . . but I’m not able to provide what they need! (Mrs. Angell) If | could only understand the simple stuff | may be able to get to the hard stuff. (Debbie Funk) Physics? It’s interesting but confusing (Laurie Shapiro) 72 A. Mrs. Betty Angell B. Mrs. Rhea-Beth Alterman C. Mr. Ocie Taylor D. Miss Evelyn Holloman E. Dr. L. D. Johnson F. Mr. Mohamed Elayadi G. Mrs. Diane Goins 73 74 This guy in my Che- mistry class fell asleep and he just rolled over in the floor with his desk. ‘One day we let a snake out to crawl around the biology classroom and he mes- sed up on the floor. (Walt Stuart) My favorite class is Physical Science. You can speak in there and feel free to. You don’t have to be afraid to say something. The stu- dent-teacher relation- ship is great. A. Mr. Albert Johnson B. Miss Claire Freeman C. Mrs. Margaret McKay D. Mr. Perry Williams E. Mrs. Lillie Jones F. Mrs. Emma Bevacqua SCIENCE “In the jungle, the mighty jungle... joe fan ee Y f = af @ C42 L ye 3 ot? Ths) FOREIGN LANGUAGE The satisfaction of knowing another language makes up for it. | do not regret taking a foreign language. It is boring and hard sometimes, but the satisfaction of knowing another language makes up for it. | enjoy watching TV where people are speaking Spanish because | can understand it. (Ellen Teague) Well, I’m taking two foreign languages; French and English. Both are kicking me in the butt. | can’t regret taking English be- cause | have to, but French is very boring and the teacher treats us like second graders. (B.P.M.) A. Mrs. Luz Barefoot B. Miss Janelle Hood C. Mrs. Maria Shirley -D._Mrs—tide Anderson E. Mrs. Diana Dean et i a a ae i ae A, : “ wom me 2 78 Latin is slowly but surely killing me! If | live through this year of ulcers and grey hairs and latin tests | have made only one pro- mise to myself, Latin 3 is not for me! (Junior) Even if its hot outside and the air-conditioning isn’t working, French class is always cold. (Kath- leen Speidel) In Spanish Mrs. Shirley imitates the basketball players and cheerleaders and is always afraid someone will walk by and fire her. (Ellen Teague) | don’t regret taking a foreign language because we need so much of a language to get into a University and also | wanted to continue learning it. It’s easier than | thought because if you learn a language in school you usually don’t learn it as well as if you lived where the language was spoken. | learned my lang- uage out of necessity to be able to live in Peru. (Bobbie Mathia) | don’t think it does a person any good to take a foreign lang- uage. It is a lot harder that | ex- pected. You have to have two years of a foreign language to get into college and it doesn’t do you any good unless you want to ma- jor in it. My sister took the same lang- uage under a harder teacher at Broughton, the teacher here is much easier. | don’t regret taking French. | do wish it was easier though. | think learning foreign languages could be made a little more inte- resting, but it’s all right. (Candy Cason) Language is easier than | thought it would be because | thought that it would really take a lot of brains to learn it. All it took was studying and keeping up with the class by paying atten- tion. (Sherrie Senter) A. Mrs. Cornelia Winton B. Mrs. Marilyn T. Jenkins C. Mrs. Elsie H. Perry D. Mrs. Betty M. Jordan E. Mrs. Renette Monson 79 80 HOME ECONOMICS Scissors, pins Pots, and pans Home economics teaches you many things, and each one you will use in later life. | feel that each girl should take home ec. at least once during school. (C. Mickey) More boys should take home ec. That way they would know what to expect in marriage. Smoke, burnt food, and dishpan hands. Where would all the ladies be without home ec? (Win Utermoh- len) Our Family Living teacher is with it! | feel home economics should be divided into a choice of a year of sewing, a year of cooking or a half a year of each as it is now. This would give a person a chance to concent- rate On one area or to do both as it is now done. Speaking as a boy tak- ing home ec., | can’t stand sewing so | would choose cooking. (John Watters) A. Mrs. Helen Hauser B. Mrs. Alberta Levingston C. Miss Louise Ward t INDUSTRIAL ARTS Be industrious Mr. Creighton Alexander Mr. Raymond Podell 83 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION A happy medium between school and the world of work. LS Mr. Walter Timm Mr. John Banks Miss Brenda Scott 84 Sees biitiiiaia Mrs. Annette Johnson Mr. Lynwood Sharpe 85 BUSINESS EDUCATION See how fast you can go without goofing a i — A. Mrs. Lyllis Vuncannon B. Mrs. Frances Snipes C. Mrs. Elizabeth Weddinton A. Mrs. LaVonna Cockerham B. Miss Brenda Dickerson Typing is my favorite sub- ject because its fun to see how fast you can go without goofing up. My shorthand class is perfectly boring. If | had even one other class that was as perfectly inter- esting as shorthand is bor- ing then it would be just fine. | feel | have benefited very much from typing class. It sure saves on pen- cils. Junior girl) Typing is good because it prepares you for the busi- ness world. 87 ART Art is emotional synthesis .. . it deals with life | took it because | thought it would be fun. | took an art course in a magazine and passed it, so | decided to get into art. Art is emotional synthesis. Like science, but it deals with life and affections. (Maurice Carl Lewis, III) Art is a way that you can share yourself with other people without talking. Mr. Rankin treats us like human beings. He knows we have our good days and our bad days. (Lynn Thompson) gf a (guaene ft Q Oy A. Miss Mable Bullock ' B.Mr. Robert Rankin W srusorardua though | think people enjoy art more than they used to be- cause art is the real thing and not phony as it used to be. People enjoy looking at the truth, not something phony. (Patricia Harris) “ I’m taking art to win another Gold Key. As long as | can do what | want to do, when | want to, | like art. | can make someone look like a monkey. (Ervin Dor- sey) | like the chance for self expression. (G.E.) y cA KAREN! WER batt se VT; cone Ka 90 MUSIC The music of this school should sing through its halls. What Sanderson needs is a good band! (Win Utermoh- len) | love chorus. Maybe that’s because | love to sing. | wish it lasted more than an hour. (Melissa Storie) | think chorus would be better if it were accompanied by musical instruments. | wish | had taken art. (C.E.) There needs to be more music assemblies. Most of the people in the school haven’t seen the chorus or orchestra. (Suzanne Chernega) Mrs. Sandra Strickhouser Mr. Norman Noe A. B. 91 There is no frigate like a book Sanderson doesn’t have a library in a real sense of the word. It’s really a playground. Rules need to be enforced so that people can read instead of listening to other people’s conversations and laugh- ter. ohn Watters) | feel that an even freer library procedure, giving each student the right to enter and leave the library regardless of whether he has a card or not would be more desirable. Some people wishing a quite place to just read find the library doors closed to them. (Mary Beth Brown) This year a student who needs to go the library can get in easier be- cause of no red tape. (Sophomore girl) 92 LIBRARY Mrs. Linda Trent Mrs. Veronica Warner Faytiny Webster Mrs. Beatrice Fogleman A. Mrs B 94 PHYSICAL EDUCATION “I’ve even learned how to defend myself against J.H.” A. Mrs. Laura Barrier B. Mr. Bill Harrington ALORS SU Seal, EAS AS A. Mr. Jim Brown B. Mrs. Marguerite Cook 95 Physical Education Mrs. Carolyn Reitz 96 Mr. Leslie Wright I’m really enjoying gym this year; my teacher is fantastic and really likes the students. My class is one for figure conditioning and _ it’s great! (Soph. Girl) | used to hate gym—all we ever did was volleyball and basketball. This year it’s my favorite subject. (Barbi Busacca) For the most part, gym over here at Sanderson has been great. The curriculum has been varied as well an enjoyable. | have also learned a great many things. We had some choice in what we do in gym. That makes it more fun and the games and activities are things that we can use the rest of our lives. (Melissa Storie) I've enjoyed gym because we have learned and done a variety of things. I’ve even learned how to de- fend myself against “J.H.’’. (Melody Hewitt) 97 Student Council Paul Tuttle, Henry Muldrow, Co-presidents Tommy Wells, Sergeant-at-arms Yvonne Anders, Parliamentarian Nicky Sanders, Dennis Downing, Co-vice presidents E. Debbie Funk, secretary; Sheree Rainbow, assistant secretary F. Ann Clemmer, treasurer Executive Council: First Row: Cyn- thia Williams, Janet Sturges, Henry Muldrow, Paul Tuttle, Tommy Wells, Debbie Funk, Evelyn Winston, Sheree Rainbow, Yvonne Anders, Dennis Downing, Peter Brisley, Ernie Warner. Second Row: Carol Dixon, Herbert Stevenson, Anna_ Alston, Beth Morrisey, Vedesa Henry, Karen Dukes, Louise Robinson, Lynn Thompson, Nicky Sanders, Pat Bar- ton. Third Row: Liz Carter, Bill Luk, Jim Parker, Jon Kardon, Melba Douglas, Jeannie Lucas, Mike Hunt. Advisory Council: Standing: Charley Norkus, Bill Lease, Seated: Charlie Muldrow, Elizabeth Thompson, Hank Williams, Cheryl Royster, Guy Novak, James McCoy. 101 X SE SoS Roe 9 ¥ ous eS a C DEX. 7 QO r — Y CAFETERIA COMMITTEE: First Row: NO s Laurie Shapiro, Nancy Vinkler, Sue X On Stefureac. Second Row: Linda Wheeler, c Pat Barton, Don Falk, Janice Huber, Dee Farris, Janine Zaman. FINE ARTS COMMITTEE: First Row: Carolyn Dixon, Wendy Frontiers, Kirk Grumbine, Bobby Stallings, Ellen Nelson. Second Row: Gloria Ennett, Louise Ro- binson, Adele Voglehut, Lynn Thompson, — Janet Hicks. Na mZ=n ELECTIONS COMMITTEE: First Row: Julie Bruner, Carol Harrison, Lynn Bis- sell, Suzanne Williams, Tommy Walden. Second Row: Sherry Senter, Melinda Miller, Karen Dukes, Brenda Hardison. Third Row: Lisa Shelton, Lynn Smith, Cindy Bogle, Cheri Aschenbrenner. Fourth Row: Ann Conrad, Cindy Van- story, Janet Holland, Penny Kincheloe, Susan Howell, Leigh Taylor. Fifth Row: Karen Satterfield, Pat Barnes, An Starrs, B.B. Mann. Left Railing: Bill Reynolds, Bill Luk, David Hodge, Harvey Kowitz, Wayne Farris. Right Railing: Carl Bro- ker, Mike Webb, Bill Lease, Susan Ale- xander, Tommy Wells. ELECTIONS ) q| ela 102 eee LOST AND FOUND HOSPITALITY LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE: First Row: Becky Gardner, Suzanne Maddry, Nancy Vinkler, Sherrie Senter. Second Row: Beth Morrisey, chairman, Kathy Olsen, Donna Peebles, Jan Stillpass, Connie Baker. Third Row: Anne Reynolds, Linda Black, Valerie Smith, Beth Blake. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE: First Row: Vicki Smith, Janet Sturges, Debbie Ranier, Sharlene Fuller, Karen Stanley, Delsenia Murchison, Wanda _ Mitchell, B .B. Mann, Melody Davenport. Second Row: Patricia Northrup, Mary Beth Brown, Anna Alston, Patty Porter, Adele Edwards, Mary Lynn O'Malley, Barbara Morrisey, Becky Jo Baker, Gloria Ennett. 103 104 INTRAMURALS U INTRAMURALS COMMITTEE: First Row: Carl Davis, Dennis Holt, Larry Honeycutt. Second Row: Mike Warren, Wade Smith, Frances O'Donnell. Third Row: Nick Goddin, Mitch Hayes, Don Adams. SCHOOL STORE SCHOOL STORE COMMITTEE: Kneeling: Cynthia Williams, Carol Dixon (co-chairmen), Beth Blake, Genia Chreitzburg, Debbie Edwards. Standing: Su- san Bennett, Elizabeth Parker, Alice Martin, Nancy Noneman, Elizabeth Thompson, Johnny Moore. bE AL a Nias SS Ba SPORTS SPORTS COMMITEEE: First Row: Karen Quesen- berry, Sherri Wilson, Jim Adams. Second Row: Mary Hutchins, Peter Brisley (chairman), Cheryl DeJong, Van Rhodes. Third Row: Russ Bowling, David McAdams, Ed Gainor, Jimmy Lineberry, Becky Ingram. PROJECTS PROJECTS COMMITTEE: Kneeling: Shirlita Kurtz Karen Dukes, Frances Greer, Marilyn Moore. Standing: David Sousa, Bill Luk, B.B. Mann, Thomas Noeller. , 105 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: First Row: Melba Douglas, Bill Luk, Bobby Crocker, Paige Ander- son, Vickie Fabry. Second Row: Jimmy Thompson, Terry Schlucter, Richard Hayes, Maureen Matt, Mary Lynn O'Malley, April Johnson, Jody Hicks, Perrin Mehta. Third Row: Karen Stanley, Melody Davenport, Frankie Dublin, Cindy Edwards, Melissa Storie, Kathy Steins, Anna Taylor, Mark Burroughs, Ann Robin- son, Sandra Banks, Randy Best, Vicki Johns. paehbaeigin aan. Renee SOCIAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE: First Row: Laurie Shapiro, Wendy Frontiero, Ann Hard, Deane Tolman. Second Row: Kathy Presson, Sandra Martin, Susan Woodland, Carol Smith. Third Row: Karen Dukes, Rhonda Hicks, Nancy Lehardy. Fourth Row: Jennifer Williams, Pat Wetzel, Alice Martin, Don Falk. Fifth Row: Xavier Douglas, Vicki Fabry, Carmen Lanz, Anna Marie Ambrose. SAFETY COMMITTEE: Jim Par- ker, David Brooks, Mile War- ren, Phil Burton, Sandra Mar- tin, Marie Lassiter, Dale Laws. MIMEOGRAPH COMMITTEE: First Row: Chere Bennett, Les- lie Shankle, Donna King, Bon- nie Struthers. Second Row: Linda Black, Laura Corley, Cindy Weers, Jeannie Lucas. AUDIO VISUAL COMMITTEE: First Row: Rex Cammann, Don Laird, Jimmy Thompson, Dave Adams, Bobby Stallings. Second Row: Ed _ Breeden, Drew Dixon, Ernie Warner, Dave Baron, Mark Gardner, Arthur Merrick. STANDARDS COMMITTEE: First Row: Paige Anderson, Tom Fetzer, Montez Bates. Se- cond Row: Dennis Downing (co-chairman), Alma Hooker, Nicky Sanders (co-chairman). 107 LIBRARY POSTER i we s While 5 _ %G ray OM vine wee A : Y ¥ f 4 . : be “€ y eS S , ij Niatae yy i Pieiyap iva LOR, “AYA VAY AV AYRE | LIBRARY COMMITTEE: First Row: Dick Bar- ber, Charlotte Hill, Claude Holliday. Second Row: Donna Sears, Cheryl Mickey, Mark Wagman. Third Row: Miriam Kaleel, Ann Hard. Fourth Row: Mary Beth Edwards, Rex Camman, Kaye Morgan. POSTER COMMITTEE: Sitting: Louise Robinson, Standing: Lynn Thompson, Carol Harrison, Janet Hicks. 108 NLC. STATE. MENS TOURMAMENT ap ee BOWLING TEAM: Kneeling: Becky Gardner, Susan Dubois, Kathy McCorie, Ginger Smith, Cathy Hines, Terry Moore, Cindy Weers, Fileen Eades. Second Row: Robin Phillips, Brenda McLean, Carol Ed- wards, Pam Brantley, Anita Vassilion. Third Row: Karen Kantner, Diane Mauney, Leah Lewis, Laura Corley. 109 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB: First Row: Laurie Shapiro, Se- cond Row: Layne Baker, Perrin Mehta, Sherri Senter, Becky Street, Ricky Vinegar. Third Row: Susan Melin, Shirlita Kurtz, Beth Morrisey. Fourth Row: Candy Pahl, Jackie Llewellyn, Pam Sloan, Becky Lott, Jolynn Bauer, Steve Deerhake. Fifth Row: Thomas Noeller, Linda Wheeler, Pat Barton, An Clemmer, Don Falk, Anna Alston, Cindy Widnes, Omar Perry, Pam Lawson. KEY CLUB KEY CLUB: First Row: Mike Warner, Dennis Dowing, Colin Brown, Tom Fetzer. Second Row: Mr. Johnson (adviser), Russ Bowling, Dan Strait, Bobby Fogleman, Peter Brisley, Dave Phelps, Dave Howells, David Aldridge, Steve Sapp, Larry Schlesinger, Danny Schlesinger. LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB LATIN CLUB: First Row: Denise Whitman, Craig Shelley, Andy Barnett, Stanley Edwards, Dee Far- : ris. Second Row: Dale Laws, Jim Adams, Nancy PE Vinkler, Beth Blake, Beth Byrum, Mark Gardner. | Third Row: Ronnie Jeffers, Tom Mullinax, Bob Struther, Allan Correll. SPANISH CLUB: First Row: Miss Hood (adviser), Kevin Black. Second Row: Ginny Proctor, Tom Fetzer, Carol Ogus. Third Row: Pris Wall, Maury Miller, Kathy Sharpe. Fourth Row: Linda Black, Ed Masteller, Phillip Mitchell, Bill Bird, LuAnn oS Liles, Dan Strait, Marcia Bowling. Fifth Row: Bill Luk, Don Adams. Y-TEENS: First Row: LuAnn Liles, Lydia Perguson, Janet Sturges, Brenda Wil- liamson. Second Row: Debbie Gay, Mrs. O’Quinn (adviser), Susan Fergu- son, Margaret Geiger, Cindy Downes, Carla Anderson, ser). HONOR SOCI- ETY: First Row: Bill Luk, Don Falk, Shirlita Kurtz, Michael Hunt, Ste- ven Sapp. Second Row: Beth Mori- sey, Chris Man- gum, Jeff Creasey. Third Row: Anna Alston, Margaret Geiger, Karen Dukes, Brenda Hardison, Genia Chreitzburg, Beth Blake. Fourth Row: Jeannie Lucas, Nancy Noneman, Sally Williams. LIBRARY CLUB: Kneeling: Ann Hard, Donna Sears, Mary Beth Edwards, Kathy Tubbs. Stand- ing: Miriam Kaleel, Holliday, Ronnie Jeffers, Kevin Ritlinger, Keith Ritlinger, Jim Adams, Mark Wagman, Dick Barber, Ricky Vinegar. AOZOL MI =OOW Claude Miss Williams (advi- Y DOA APaAS=- Y-TEENS SERVICE CLUB SERVICE CLUB: First Row: Mary Beth Brown, Skip Johnson, Karen Dukes, Caro- lyn Dixon, Carol Dixon. Second Row: Paul Tuttle, Lynn Thompson, Don Falk, Devan Schneider, David Boone, Charley Norkus. HI-Y: First Row: Van Rhodes, Richard Bohan- non, Colin Brown, Peter Brisley, Bill Luk, Don Adams. Second Row: Craig Hales, Jim Adams, Doug Dixon, Wright Di- xon, Jeff Creasey, Jim Parker. Third Row: Bill Lease, Tom Mullinax, Tommy Wells. Fourth Row: Randy Best, Russ Bowling, Jeff Wilder, Mike Warren, Robert Zeliff, David McAdams, Larry Wells, Mark Ben- son, Dickie Thompson. FHA: First Row: Lynn Womble, Leslie Dolby, Betsy Lindley, Jan Ogburn, Rita Logan. Se- cond Row: Janet Sturges, Frankie Dublin, Joy Wagner, Marie Lassiter, Donna Sears, Merrie Rackley, Omar Perry. 113 DRAMA CLUB HEALTH CAREERS CLUB © DRAMA CLUB: First Row: Steve Rose, Mark Wagman, Dick Barber. Second Row: Carol Smith, Ann Hard, Ricky Vinegar, Linda Hicks. Third Row: Jodi Jenson. Fourth Row: Laurie Sha- piro, Edda Groon, Steve Deerhake, Milo Hunter, Kathleen Speidel, Janet Sturges. _ it oe oer Rag yy Te HEALTH CAREERS CLUB: First Row: June Low- dermilk, Vicki Smith, Mrs. Alterman (advisor). Second Row: Pam Lawson, Bonnie Struthers, Joanne Meade, Linda Wheeler, Dee Farris, Miss Freeman (advisor). Third Row: Steve Baker, Don Adams, Benny Chernys. NCGAA N.C.G.A.A.: First Row: Nancy Vinkler, Dee Farris, Susan Dubois. Second Row: Hurley Nicolson, Margaret Geiger, Sherrie Wilson, Laura Lemmon, Lisa Downing. ART CLUB ART CLUB: First Row: Karen James, Denise Whit- man. Second Row: Lynn Thompson, Janet Hicks, Louise Robinson, Adele Voglehut. 15 116 STAGE BAND: First Row: Pam Lawson, David Boone, Chris Elmer, Annette Ayers, Kathy Tubbs, Sheryl Owens, Vedesa Henry, Susan Navey. Second Row: Steve Rose, Sharon Webster, Riki Gold, Annette McPeters, David Howells, Cathy Huegerich, David Plotkin, John Cunningham, Andrea Palounek, Gerald Anderson, Andy Barnett, Barry Vercoe, Buddy Moore, Mike Adams, Mary Kay DeMann, Sheila Burnette. Third Row: Cheri MclInturff, Pam Parker, Rom Watson, Debbie Izzo, Denise McNeill, Nim Brann, Frank Brittle, Marilyn Collum, | Clay Andrews, Dan Moore, John Williams, James Allen, John Boglovits, Richard Pollett, Harry Oeters, Mike Warren, Mike Page, Tom Mullinax, Jim Parker, David Webster, Mike Sell, Bill Frazier. Fourth Row: Jody Dean, Debbie Allred, Richard Williams, Marilyn Glenn, | Cathy Lott, Drew Dixon, Frank Tolivar, Billy Walton, Cynthia Harris, Larry Huie, Ricky Duncan, William O’Connell, James McCoy, Marty | Ringgold, John Maine, Paul Harrod, Shelby Proctor, David Brooks, John Moore. Drums: Jack Brinson, Pris Wall, Roger Rhodes, Teresa Dealy, Candy Phal. Not Pictured James Lamb. ORCHESTRA: First Row: Lewis Giles, David McAdams, Lorna Forman, Karen Dukes, Sam Taylor, David Thomas, Carolyn Dixon, Barry Hall. Second Row: Genia Chreitzberg, Steve Johnston, Donna Wilt, Jeanne Barrett, Pam Parker, Andrea Palounek, Pam Lawson, David Boone, Hattie Harris, Donna King, Farley Pearce, Denise Frizzell. Third Row: Richard Smith, Gale Harrison, Virginia Brown, Rebecca Lynch, Mike Adams, Mike Sell, Sharon Webster, Jim Parker, Larry Schlesinger, Shelby Proctor, David Brooks. Fourth Row: Roger Rhodes, Pris Wall, Jack Brinson, Joshia Jones, Mary Beth Brown. Not Pictured: Nancy Cozart, Alma Hooker, Ramona Williams. GRAINS OF SAND: First Row: Cindy Widnes, Wen- dy Frontiero, Laurie Shapiro, Don Falk. Second Row: Denise Whitman, Ann Hard, Barbara Brandon, Bobby Crocker, Susan Woodland. SANDSCRIPT: Kneeling: Michael Hunt, Don Adams, Ricky Vinegar. Standing: Nancy Phelps, Caroline Spring, Kathy Cody, Bobby Crocker, Jeannie Lucas, Joanne Arseniu, Milo Hunter, Debbie Raniere. 17 BOY’S CHORUS: First Row: Mrs. Strickhouser, Mo Overby, Bill Arseniu, John Maine, Richard Hayes, Steve Gatton, Ken Martin, Donnell Baker. Second Row: Craig Robertson, Kerry Piacenza, Ricky Heiser, Dwight Dunston, Mike Carey, John Steigerwald, Ty- rone Willis, William McAllister. ADVANCED GIRLS CHORUS: First Row: Chris Frate, Susan Wasserman, Terry Heindl, Ann Caddell, Debbie Raniere, Cindy Moody, Amy Hart, Phyllis Kearney, Mrs. Strickhouser. Second Row: Michelle Trinkline, Kathy Strait, Cappie England, Dawn Ivey, Annette Sanders, Anna Eller- son, Sherri Rooth, Mary Carter, Cin- dy Curtis, Marilyn Herndon, Cheryl Mickey. Third Row: Donna Pebbles, Linda Boylan, Alice Terry, Luann Liles, Liz Carter, Melissa Storie, Susan Ho- well, Karen Saleeby, Bonnie Nelson, Denise Steigerwald, Sherry Linger- felt. Fourth Row: Youelle Davis, Gail Dawkins, Carolyn Archible, Cindy Riddle, Kathy Brann, Michelle Leake, Cindy Bissett, Jolayne Hill, Deborah Swinford, Pat Wetzel, Leah Brooks, Joy Smith, Sharon Stroud. GIRLS CHORUS: First Row: Pris Wall, Reina Han- nibal, Wanda Evans, Linda Kaleel, Bonnie Struthers, Debbie Finch, Kim Maury, Marlene Dickerson, Cin- di Allen, Kathy Shines. Second Row: Mrs. Strickhouser, Cheryl Holder, Debbie Hayes, Mone Herbert, Deborah Snead, Kerry Webster, Mary Ellen Schultz, Becky Gardner, Margaret Yates, Beth Pruitt, Cherie McInturff. Third Row: Beth Moredecai, Su- san Latta, Robin Rogers, Lisa Markey, Adrienne Joy- ner, Annette McPeters, Susan Yates, Ann Robinson, Adelle Edwards, Marilyn Collum, Ann Harrington. Fourth Row: Gail Hinton, Jan Evans, Glenda Brown, Gail Dillard, Jacqueline Hinton, Lane Allen, Jennie Smith, Julie Capettini, Pat Lejman, Carol McGowan, Donna Witt, Kathy Donaldson, Carol Ogus, Cyn- thia Mitchell. ENSEMBLE: First Row: Mrs. Strickhouser, Debbie Gay, Elizabeth Thompson, Lynette Gambrell, Debby Andrews, Eliza- beth Parker, Eleanor Gubbins, Alice Martin, Toni Tobin, Teresa Edger. Second Row: Jeff Wilder, Mark Campbell, Danny Schlesinger, Leonard Sibley, David Clark, Chris Mangum, Henry Muldrow. Not Pictured: Pat Clemmer, Ann Clemmer. CONCERT CHOIR: First Row: Rhonda Hicks, Vivian Chang, Pam Sloan, Lindsey Trollinger, Adrienne Rice, Kathy Keller, Jeff Wilder, Scooter Howe, Maurice Leake, Tim Clark, Buz Caddell. Second Row: Cindy Weers, Francie Taylor, Kathy Keller, Kaye Morgan, Lynn Almans, Sherrie Senter, Leonard Sibley, Mitch Hayes, Steve Baldwin, Gary Richardson, Dana Stevens, David Clark. Third Row: Jo Lynn Bauer, Susan Morris, Carolyn Cimerro, Mary Hutchins, Jan Stillpass, Toni Tobin, Elizabeth Parker, Mark Campbell, Chris Mangum, Chris Hunter, Francis Turner, Tommy Thompson, Donald Stevens. Fourth Row: Maureen Donlevy, Carol Hafley, Nina Weaver, Patty Petska, Debbie Andrews, Alice Martin, Gloria Ennett, Nancy Elliott, Hollis Lylerly, Jim Harris, Mark Purser, Gary Hollingsworth, Mark Strickland, Bruce Capps, Danny Dodd. 119 LAKONIKOS STAFF LAKONIKOS STAFF: First Row: Tommy Sullivan (advertis- ing manager), Barry Brannan, Melanie Reeder (art), Jim Barnhill (art-editor), Judy Anderson (editor-in-chief), Thomas Noeller (photographer). Second Row: Cindy Wid- nes, Dennis Downing, Dan Conners (assistant editor), Richard Homovec (photographer), Milo Hunter (photogra- pher). Not pictured Carmen Lanz, Deidre Switzer, Melissa Storie, Leigh Jones, Kim Portafe, Cindy Mathews, Perrin Mehta, Craig Robertson, Lynn Crump, Bobby Crocker. ADVISER: Mrs. Vera Holshouser. fRon TRep Says 1 ouosT A YERBOCK LAST YER ANYOU KIN L5uy SER 121 de Sa LPr™ p SK . ae NS ™ SS . t | | ? | H ys 1 fh t Lf “ Bs ee: é - ae? ¢ X Face is , z +her Donn JoHn KavFemMann vst ene ’ SOPHOMORES Se SSE Nin ae a Aeeceeee eet SS = es a = = “SEEN SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: First Row: Herb Stevenson (presi- dent), Steve Kenney (vice-presi- dent). Second Row: Sarah God- din, Wanda Mitchell, Carol Cog- gin, Delsenia Murchison (secr- etary-treasurer) Adams, Clayton Adams, Debbie Adams, Donny Akenhead, Sue Alexander, Linda Allred, Debbie Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Rawley Andrews, Clay Armstrong, Stuart Arseniu, Bill Ash, Warren Ausley, Larry Austin, Gail Ayers, Patricia Bailey, Linda Baines, Valerie Baker, Pamela Baker, Patti Bardin, Bobby 127 128 Barlow, Willis Barnes, Brenda Barnes, Gwen Barnes, Pat Barnwell, Jay Baron, Matt Barrett, Jean Barton, Dick Bates, Bill Beal, Caroline Behlow, Bob Behrends, Bill Benbow, Rita Bennett, Chere | feel the need for a class advisor is very great at this point. | wish that someone would get something rolling, as to who we could elect for an advisor. The sophomores have a lot of reason to feel very excited. Such things are: a good bas- ketball team, wrestling team, and a whole lot of school spirit. Thus | say we should have a lot more pep rallies that only sophomores can par- ticipate in. (M.K.) | wish someone would increase the time bet- ween Classes so if the bathroom is needed, you can go to the bathroom. This could be done by shortening the periods by two minutes each. (B.B.) Bennett, Susan Bergstedt, Kevin Berly, Tim Bethea, Patricia Bissell, Lynn Black, Beverly Black, Kevin Blades, Caroline Bland, Jacqueline Bland, Tommy Bogle, Cindy Boglovits, John Bond, Judy Borngesser, Aliss Bostic, Evelyn Boxwell, Cindy Boyette, Debbie Boyce, Sally Bradley, Terry Branch, Mamie Brandon, Valerie Brann, Kathy Brannan, Steve Brantley, Alton Brantley, Pam Brennan, Dan Bridges, Janice Brittle, Frank Brodd, Randy Brooker, Carl Brooks, Betsy Brooks, Leah Brothers, Cindy Brower, Kevin Brown, Julie Brown, Melanie Brown, Tim Brown, Virginia Bruns, Bob Buckingham, Ken Buffkin, Willard Bullock, Carolyn Bullock Larry Burt, Paulette Burroughs, Mark Busacca, Barbi Byrum, Beth Byrum, Peter Byrum, Robbie Campbell, Allen Campbell, Marie Campbell, Mark Carpenter, Diane Carr, Ann 129 Caruthers, Grace Casey, Randy Cash, Becky Cason, Chris Casper, Sandy Causby, Stan Causby, Toni Chabot, Janet Chalifour, Frances Champion, Lisa Chance, Joyce Chavis, Vanessa Cheves, Cindy Chermak, Dan Clark, Terri Clark, Tim Clay, Danny Clemet, Melinda Clemmer, Pat Clowers, Mike Cody, Kathy Coggin, Carol Cohen, Robbie Cooper, Samuel “Yooper, Trudy }Copeland, Beki Corbett, Pam OF. x Ne) ee Cozart, Harry Yo a y Council, Sall rites, Roxanne ae Crocker, Bob Crouse, Donna Crowder, John Crowder, Kirk Crowell, William ) x O x eo aD NOs GE _ oy © Q 0) er Brenda Crump, Lynn . Dailey, Patricia : Daly, Dan Darden, Martha David, Paul 130 Davis, Carl Davis, Jessie Davis, Bobby Davis, Scott Day, Frank Dean, Jody Debnam, Gregory Dickerson, Marlene Dieter, Daniel Dieter, David Dillard, Gail Dilliard, Sam Dixon, Drew Dixon, Sue Dobrogosz, Steve Dodd, Pam Dolby, Leslie Donaldson, Kathy Everyone cuts up the sophomores; but | want to tell the Juniors and the Seniors that everytime they talk about the Soph- omores and yell and rave about the Sophomores they are just making us more and more popular and well-known, so keep yelling and raving you Juniors and Seniors! Of course Sophies are discriminated against, but let me tell you what they contribute to Sanderson. Sophomores bring all their knowledge into Sanderson, Juniors use the knowledge, and Seniors graduate by leaving all the Sophies knowledge behind. Thanks to the Soph- omore, Sanderson is a pretty smart place. Donlevy, Maureen Dowdee, Mike Downing, Bill Drake, Bob Drew, Sherry Dubois, Willie Dunn, Bobby Dunn, Chris Dunn, Debra Dunston, Dwight Dunn, Eugene Duke, Woody 131 Early, Raye Echandi, Diana Edmunds, Steve Edwards, Adelle Elder, Mary Elderkin, Debbie Ellis, Chetalee Ellis, William Ellison, Mark Elmer, Jim Ellwood, Hilary Emmerling, oa _Emmons, Bruce Evangelist, Nick % Evans, Goldie Evans, Wanda Faatz, Maryanne Fergueson, Judy Being a sophomore is like being a seventh grader all over again. When | first got here | thought we were going to be picked on a lot by the juniors and seniors, but it has turn- ed out to be a lot of fun. (Billy Jenkins) | enjoy my lunch period, it’s just the food | can’t stand. (Guy Novak) School would be good if it wasn’t for all that work | have to do. It’s nice to have a lot of people around whom | know or can get to know. It seems like such a long time until | graduate, but when it comes I’m going to wonder where all the time went. | ate lunch for a week in one cafe- teria without knowing that most of my friends had the same_ lunch _ pe- riod—they were in the other cafeteria! (Annette McPeters) Tradition is bad because not eve- ryone can live off tradition forever. It would stunt the growth of the pro- gress we could make. Not everyone sticks to tradition and when the two people (traditional and progressional) get together, there is a great fight and it is a debating situation. The tradi- tional person wants to do things the way it use to be and the progressional person wants to make progress. 132 Fields, Frank Fini, John Finke, Bobby Fiore, Al Flourney, Mickey Folsom, Gary Foret, Chazz Fox, David Frazier, Bill Freeman, Harvey Freeman, Mike Freeman, Jennifer Frisone, Martha Culler, Earlene Fuller, Sharlene , Fuller, Sharon Ke Gable, Valerie Gardner, Matt ; Garland, Richard _- Garrard, Keith Gatton, Steve ea Geiger, RadjueX— Glenn, Cecilia’ += Glenn, Marilyn Glover, Marshall Goddin, Sarah Gold, Riki Goss, Emma Gournas, Toni Granberry, William Greene, Nancy Greene, Ronny Greene, Debbie Griffin, Linda Griffiths, Richard Guion, Loduska Gunn, Sharon Gunter, Ronnie Guyer, Debbie Hatley, Carol Haigler, Lee Haley, Brenda Halloway, Debbie Hamilton, Debbie Hamman, Larry Hamann, Jerry Hamner, Mark Harrington, Anne Harris, Hattie Harris, Michael Harris, Pearlie Harris, Richard Harrison, Anne Harrison, Tim Hart, Amy Hawkins, Maria Hawkins, Eddie Haws, Richard Hayes, Debbie Hayes, Richard Hedgepeth, Neice Hedgepeth, Ricky Hedrick, Jeff Henderson, Robert Heiser, Ricky Henenberg, Cindy Henley, Robert Herbert, Mona Heres, Don Hicks, Jody Hicks, Linda Hindawi, Sue Hines, Carol Hines, Ken 134 Hinton, Gail Hinton, Jacqueline Hinton, Paulette Hinton, Quincey Hodge, Joe Hofler, Johnny Hitchcock, Craig Holder, Cheryl Holley, Robin Holt, Dennis Holton, Jan Holyfield, Jim Hooker, Alma Hoover, Betty Hopkins, BaBa Houck, Tim Howard III, Bennie Howe, Barbi The DAT’s were a pile of elit was just another devious Communistic plot to make you do better in school. The English and Mechanical parts we- ren’t too bad, but Space Relations drove me bugs. All in all they weren't too bad, but I’m glad | only have to take them once. (Jay Kennihan) The DAT tests seemed like a waste of time since they could hardly be all that accurate. | felt extremely frust- rated at having to mentally fold up shapes in the Space Relations part of the test. This test was insulting and tir- ing and | don't see the point in taking Wee al Je) We need freedom, something to be proud of in order to have school loyalty. Involvement is necessary for loyalty, but in a school this size there simply can’t be total unity. | think the discussions in home- rooms did a lot of good—do it again. (B.S.) Howell, Mike Hudgins, Wilson Huegerich, Cathy Huffstetler, Sandy Huie, Gardner Humes, Sheila 135 Hunter, Milo Hutchins, Fred Ibrahim, Hussain Ireland, Mary Izzo, Debbie Jaber, Paulette Jacobs, David James, Karen Jeffries, Linda Jenkins, Billy Jenny, Ray lewell Todd Johns, Marshall Johns, Michael Johnson, David Jones, Anna Jones, Chilie Jones, Jill Jones Leigh Jones, Oscar Jones, Patricia Joyner, Buddy Kapsalakis, Steve Kauffmann, John Kearney, James Kearney, Johnny Kearney, Phyllis Kearns, Tom Keefe, Philip Kellam, Henry Kelley, Sharon Kelly, Mike Kemp, Carol 136 Kenney, Steve Kennihan, Jay Kester, Joni Kilmartin, Mike Kinstler, Michael Kirven, Karlton Koobs, Sharon Koon, Pam Knight, Buck Knoll, Barbara Krier, Tom Land, Bill Lane, Alma Langley, Donna Lanphere, Norma Latta, Susan Leach, Pam Leak, Michelle | feel that if an all-sophomore pep rally was held that it would not only stimulate more interest in the basket- ball team, but it might make the ju- niors and seniors realize what they are missing and they might decide that it is worth their while to participate in pap rallies. The whole year soph- omores were afraid to really show their interest at pep rallies for fear of being ridiculed and laughed at. (M.M.) | think that there should be more class meetings because it would help improve the relationship between the students. Another reason is that we could learn so much more about how people feel about certain things in the school, and also what can be done about school problems. If we could have a meeting about once a month | think that would be really good. (L.H.) Lease, Tom Leonard, Larry Leonard, Mike Lesher, Pam Lewis, Jeff Lewis, Leah 137 Lichtner, Bill Lindley, Betsy Locke, Susan Long, Brenda Lott, Cathy Lowery, David Loyd, Susan Luciani, Giannina Lynch, Becky Lynch, Kenny Lynn, Amy Lynn, Teresa b Long live the sophomores! If we can possibly make it | 5 through this year, we’ve got it made. We try not to complain too much about the awful, broken-down, ridiculous buses we have to ride, only to be greeted at ‘ the school by criticism and hateful stares. But we know, eventually, we'll rise to a greater power! (Carol Hines) The Student Council should send out forms for stu- dents to comment on and ask questions about stuff and then have a meeting to answer them all honestly and openly about once a month. (A.S.) | think there should be some kind of tournament for the Junior Varsity teams. (Sophomore Basketball Play- er) Lyon, Fran Luk, Rob Mahler, Jill Margolin, Ronni Markey, Lisa Marsh, Jonathan Marsh, Scott Marshall, Steve Massenburg, Shirley Massey, Mike Martin, Jude Mason, Gino Matt, Maureen McCutcheon, Terrie McDougald, Jan ‘McGinnity, Carey Anne McGowan, David McHone, Susan 138 McLean, Cindy McPeters, Annette McPhail, Donna May, John Mauney, Diane Melton, Al Mendler, Skip Mitchell, Bob Miller, Jill Miller, Lew Miller, Maggie Mitchell, Wanda | think we the sophomore class should have a large class meeting every month to discuss and answer questions about problems in the school. (M.B.) | think there should be pep rallies for the JV’s and let the Sophomores come—at the pep rallies now we and the team step back and watch. | think we should have more sophomore representa- tion on the executive council. It’s not fair that the president, vice president, secretary, etc. are all juniors and seniors. Sophomores have no représentation and no direct way to let their feelings be known. (B.T.) We need to elect a good class advisor. (L.S.) Mize, Cindy Montague, Jackie Monteith, Carol Mordecai, Beth Moody, Cindi Moore, Dan Moon, Leslie Moore, Mike Moore, Pam Moore, Ty Moore, Ruth Morris, Lee Morrisey, Barbara Moye, Debbie Mounteastle, Richard Muldrow, Bill Munns, Ellen Murchison, Delsenia 139 140 Mullinax, Marc Murray, Coleen Murray, George Munns, Debbie Muth, Martha Nance, Nelson Navey, Susan Nelson, Bonnie Newkirk, Joe Newkirk, Ron Nicholson, Russ Noell, Elizabeth Sanderson’s all right | guess. The thing is most all of my friends went to another school. It was kind of bad not knowing many people the first few days. It’s getting better though, | beginning to meet (Sophomore Girl) I've only been here three weeks and I’m tired of school. Not just Sanderson—school altogether. There’s so much homework and so many tests. And to think I’m just a poor little sophomore! (Susan Navey) | think that there should be more time between classes so that people may go to the bathroom for person- al needs. (M.B.) Let the sophomore class elect their advisor so they can maybe get something moving. (A.S.) Northrop, Ron Novak, Cheryl Nutt, Walter O'Connor, Louis Oeters, Harry O’Lynn, Sharon O'Malley, Marylynn O’Mally, Terry Otto, Susan Overby, Michael Pahl, Rose Palownek, Rose Parker, Burt Parrish, Chip Parrish, Kirby Patterson, Ann Patterson, Marie Pearce, Kaye Pearce, Debbie Pearce, Farley Peeden, Mark Pennington, Beth Pennisi, Donna Pergerson, Mark Perkins, Debbie Perry, Bill Perry, Steve Phelps, Nancy Phillips, Barry Phillips, Mark Phillips, Robin Piacenza, Kerry Pittman, Billy Pollet, Richard Pope, Etheal Portafe, Kim Porter, Patty Powell, Carol Pupa, Eddie Pueyear, Jackie Purvis, Cliff Quesenberry, David Quesenberry, Karen Radcliff, Sherry Ragan, Dan Ragan, Dave Ragland, George Reaugh, Jim Reid, Clifford Reimers, Arthur Reynolds, Marc Rhodes, Tony Ridgeway, Julia 141 Rivenbark, Connie Robbins, Steve Roberts, Larry Robinson, Ann Rodeneffer, Patty Rodman, Timothy Rogers, Brenda Rogers, Chuck Rogers, Robin Rooth, Sheri Rose, Laurie Rudisill, Carol Russell, Julie Rutherford, Jan Sabella, Ray Safrit, Mike Sakiewicz, Theresa Saleeby, Rajie Saleeby, Tim Sally, Linda Sampere, Sue Sanders, Annette Sanders, Deborah Satterfield, Karen Schultz, Mary Ellen Schulze, Crystal Sedaris, Lisa Seymour, Russell Shaffer, David Shankle, Laurie Sharpe, Kathy Shea, Mike Shields, Tim Shirley, David Small, Greg Smetana, Martha % PF ANON a J Something should be done about the traffic in the back parking lot in the mor- -ning. The parents hold it up. The buses can’t turn in because of all the parents coming out. Someone should be there to _ stop them from turning in. (C.D.) _ | wish someone would increase the time _ to get to the buses after school because the halls are so crowded it is almost impossible to get to your locker and make it to the bus | in five minutes. (M.N.) _ Being a sophomore isn’t that bad; at least we don’t have “‘senioritis’” yet! (Lisa Wollman) Smith, Buddy Smith, Debi Smith, Ginger Smith, Jenni Smith, Rusty Smith, Leigh Smith, Linda Smith, Susie Smith, Wade Smith, William Sneed, Mike Snelling, James Speidel, Kathleen Sprinkle, Mike Steadman, Barbara Stefureac, Dan Steigerwald, Joe Steigerwald, John Stephens, Kath Stevens, Tommy Stewart, Kathy Stewart, Stephanie Stines, Kathy Stinneford, Mike a ay (en , A NK 4 Lf : at Cc ie . L rs SS U Stokes, Kathy “ , AY fet Storie, Milissa Hae aye a 5 eA it Aha yy Strait, Kathy A Ys JO] Street, Becky AOw 7 JU: J Aj Stuart-Walt . t 1 7 j LE Ce if: Sturm, Dijana S74 iG fh Suchy, Jim LHC GJ YY, Sutherland, Doug, , Switzer, Deidre Tarlton, Dawn Taylor, Anna —_ 7 Taylor, Lyn 143 144 Teasley, Jean Terrell, Bobby Theis, Lori Thomas, Dave Thomlinson, Lorane Tiede, Sally Timberlake, Susan Todd, Karen Toliver, Frank Towns, David Trent, Doug Tripp, Richard Turner Jr., Cleveland Tuttle, Debbie Uhl, Steve Vanhouten, Debbie Vantassel, Eric Vaughn, Linda Veiberg, Linda Vercoe, Barry Vercoe, Billy Verlinden, Freda Vinkler, John Wagner, Joy Taylor, Jackie Taylor, Sam Teague, Jane-Jane Walden, Joe Walsh, Dennis Warner, Mike Warren, Dennis Warren, Mike Watson, Randy Weaver, Nina Webster, Kerry Webster, Sharon Wetzel, Marcia Whicker, Debbie Whitaker, Annette Whitaker, Rene White, Larry Wiggins, Kathy Williams, Ed Williams, Gaither Williams, Garry Williams, John Williams, Mark Williams, Ramona Williams, Richard Williams, Suzanne Williams, Eddie Williamson, Debbie Williamson, Jackie Willis, Tyrone Wilson, Cynthia Wilson, Julie Wilson, Reggie Wollman, Lisa Womble, Lynn Wood, Diane Wood, Vikki Woodall, Steve Wright, Clifton Worst, Corinne Yates, Margret Yates, Patricia Yates, Susan Youns, Barbara Yount, Greg 145 JUNIORS AF... 146 a Allen, Cindy Allen, Lane Allers, John Ambrose, Anna Anders, Yvonne Anderson, Carla Anderson, Merrie Andrews, Debbie Arneth, Chris Arseniu, Jo Anne Ayers, Annette Bailey, Edith Baker, Andrea Baker, Layne Baldwin, Mike Banks, Sandy Barker, Jimmy Barnes, Debbie Barnett, Andy Barnhill, Jim Bates, Montez Bauer, Jo Lynn Beach, Gary Beard, Chuck Bearden, Lisa Beasley, Martha 147 148 Beam, Mary Ann Beller, Mary Ellen Bennett, Katie Benson, Mark Best, Randy Betancourt, Randy Bethune, Bonnie Bethune, Scott Bird, Bill Black, Linda Black, Hugh Blackford, Jeff Blades, Tim Blake, Joan Boddie, Michele Bond, Leslie Borash, Mark Bowling, Marcia Boykin, Jo Ann Boylan, Linda Brandt, Mary Branan, Robert Brannon, Jim Breeden, Edward Bridges, June Bridges, Ollie Briggs, Barbara Brosnan, Kathy Mary Brothers, Bill Brower, Wanda Brown, Colin Brown, Doug Burnette, Sheila Burt, Eddie Burton, Mike Caddell, Ann Callum, Marilyn Cameron, Walter Capel, Jimmy Carter, Mary Caudle, Bobby Chalifour, Renee Chambers, Francine Chang, Vivian Cheeks, Leavander Cheeks, Robert Chernys, Benny Ciesla, David Cimerro, Carolyn Clancy, Virginia Clark, David Clowers, John Coates, Anthony Cobb, Al Cobb, Bernice Cobb, Rusty Cockrell, Steve Cooke, Debra Coombs, Jewel Corey, Phillip | have mixed feelings on the sub- ject of tradition. | don’t think that all tradition (such as homecoming, graduation) should be abolished, but if the students could work to- gether toward a more useful and purposeful project, it would be more rewarding. | can see no benefit from a homecoming parade at all. All the work, time and money is spent on this event, and what does it accomplish? Spirit? | hardly think so. Why not put all this effort and energy together to raise money for funds and for helping others out in the Raleigh area? (Cindy Widnes) 149 150 Corpening, Steve Correll, Alan Cox, William Crawford, Matt Cress, Mark Cunningham, John Curran, Kevin Davenport, Melody Davis, Dottie Davis, Herb Davis, Ricky Dealy, Teresea Deerhake, Steve DeJong, Cheryl DeLancy, Megan DeMann, Mary Kay Dembroski, Glenn Dick, Tom Dickerson, Dawn Dixon, Ellen Dixon, Wright Dodson, Mary Dominick, Chris Doty, Gina Dougherty, Karen Downes, Wanda Downey, John Downing, Dennis Downing, Lisa Dublin, Dee-Dee Dublin, Franklin Dubois, Susan Duke, Sandy Duncan, Debra Dunn, Willie Dunston, Debbie Dunston, Dexter Earp, Jeff Edwards, Robert Edwards, Stanley Eldridge, Tom Ellerson, Anna Elrod, Nancy Emerick, Donna Emmons, Linda Evans, Jan Fetzer, Tom Finch, Debbie Flammia, Lyn Forest, Lance Fogleman, Bobby Foushee, Mike (Frizzell, Denise Frontiero, Wendy Funk, Debbie Gallo, Ken Gambrell, Lynette Gardner, Becky Gibson, Theresa Gifford, Kenneth Gill, Linda Gillette, Lorna Glover, Pam Godar, Steve Goodson, Mariene Gouge, Bruce Granberry, Suellen Greger, Ronnie 15] 152 Grimes, Jess Groon, Aki Hale, Olin Hales, Craig Hall, Lynne Hall, Terry Hamm, Diane Hanson, Gail Harlow, Julie Harnis, Pat Harrison, Gale Harrod, Paul Hartford, Sherri Havener, Randy Hawes, Bill Hayes, David Hayes, Sally Haynes, Janet Haynes, Michael Heindle, Terry Heinsohn, Larry Henry, Debra Hess, Vernon Hilker, Jim Hill, Charlotte Hill, Mickey Hilliard, Bernard Hinton, Darel Hinton, Sharon Hirschman, Peter Hobgood, Benton Hoffman, John Holland, Janet Holliday, Cloude Homovec, Bill Hopkins, Clayton House, Michael Howe, Peter Howe, George Howell, Susan Huffstetler, Del Hughes, Jewel | feel the administration needs to re- evaluate its’ role in the school. Are they here to guide our interests and lead our learning or are they here to babysit us and take us by the hand so we don’t get into trouble? (Debbie Funk) Contrary to popular belief, what is served in the cafeteria is actually a representation of a substance which is called food! (Mickey Allen Poe) You are being watched by the hairy phantom from the courtyard. Sanderson gets carried away with tradi- tion in a time when most high school stu- dents could care less about it! (Guy Novak) Humprey, Loretta Hunter, Cynthia Hutchins, Mary Ingram, Kermit Ingram, Marie Ingram, Becky Jackson, Lee Ann Jenks, Stu Jenson, Jodie Jessup, Steve John, Vicki Johnson, April Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Joseph Jolly, Janice Jones, Debra Jones, Deborah Jones, Doug Jones, Sharon Joyner, Adrienne Joyner, Donna Justice, Jeff Kaleel, Linda Kaleel, Marion | think that the new progress reports are very good if you are making good grades. However, | feel sorry for the many students who are doing poorly. These stu- dents are supposed to be bene- fited by the new reports, but | don’t see how telling their pa- rents so they can be put on res- triction will help. D.S. Kee, Thomas Kee, Tim Keller, Kathy Kincheloe, Penny King, Donna King, Robert Kinstler, Kevin Koken, Kim Kruziak, Kathy Kunc, Teresa Kvanvig, Jon LaGarde, Annette Langston, James Lanphere, Lynn Larson, Eric Lasater, Peggy Laurer, Debbie Lawson, Pam Leach, Wilmae Lejman, Pam Lemmon, Laura Lesesne, Leigh Lewis, Craig Lewis, Thorn Lewis, Lee Lewis, Maurice Liles, Luann Lingerfelt, Sherry Locke, Randy Lockwood, Lolly 154 Long, Ricky Long, Marty Lowry, Steve Loyd, Steve Lyerly, Hollis Lynn, Joe Lyon, Waymond Machilek, Rudy Macomber, Jeffrey Major, Kathy Mann, Beverly Mann, Charlene Mann, Douglas Manzak, Paul Marchisello, Terry McCallister, William McClain, Swayzine McCoig, Ralph McCoy, Jim McCoy, Robert McCrimmon, Shelia McDaniel, George McEachin, Mary McLean, Duane MclInturff, Cheri McNeill, Denise McRorie, Kathy Martin, John Mattison, Gus Melin, Susan Merrick, Arthur Merwarth, Mike Mika, Kathleen Miller, Maury Miller, Melinda Mitchel, Cynthia Mitchell, Louis Mitchell, Philip Mize, Tim Moody, Beth Moody, Deborah Moell, Jose ph 156 Moore, Buddy Moore, Buddy Moore, Johnny Moorefield, Sally Morris, Susan Mosier, Mark Mullinax, Tom Munford, Mamie Munn, Elvin Myatt, Vickie Nash, Terry Navikas, Melanie Nicholson, Ruth Nielsen, Clarissa Nires, Robin Noller, Felicitas Novak, Guy Nunally, Beth O’Connall, Bill Ogus, Carol Oswald, Betty Overby, Lin Owens, Linda Owens, Sheryl Park, Albert Parker, Elizabeth Parker, Pam Pearce, Les Pearson, Jeanne Peeler, Ann Pennix, Mike Perguson, Lydia Permar, Susan Perry, Carleton Perry, Omar Petty, Ken Phelps, David Phillips, Bart If smoking is handled through state legislatures instead of the school board, why are some city schools (Greensboro and Char- lotte) allowed to smoke provided they have smoking permits? Tea- chers should not try to reform us by teaching us not to smoke, or drink—they are here to give us knowledge. (Junior boy) If teachers should have a place to smoke—all should have a place to smoke or everyone should not be allowed to smoke. J.B.) Phillips, Gary Phillips, Michael Phipps, Elizabeth Pierce, Don Poe, Mike Poole, Debbie Procter, Giny Proctor, Shelby Presson, Kathy Pulley, Charlene Purser, Mark Quaintance, Pandora Quinn, Jill Rackley, Steve Rainbow, Sheree Raniere, Debbie Reeder, Melanie Reilly, Diana Revell, Mike Reynolds, Ann Rhudy, Margaret Richardson, Gary Rider, Susie Riggs, Pam Robertson, Craig Robertson, Cindy Robison, Pete Roy, Jeffrey Royster, Cheryl Rutherford, Bill Sale, Mary Sanders, George Saucier, Jerry Schaal, Nadine 157 158 Schlegel, Matt Schlesinger, Danny Schluchter, Terry Schuch, Mike Schultz, Diane Scott, Edrick Scudder, Pam Sell, Mike Shankle, Leslie Sharpe, Ben Shippee, Linda Simms, Stephanie Simms, Steve Simpson, Carol Sineath, Chuck Skatrud, Mark Sloan, Pam Sly, J. J. Smith, Carol Smith, Jim Smith, Joey Smith, Joy Smith, Larry Smith, Mike Smith, Richard Smith, Ronald Smith, Tim | am enjoying my lunch period very much, but | do miss the use of the student lounge. | think we need a place where there are tables and chairs so the people who need to study can. The cafeteria tables are not good substitutes because very often you find cabbage on your notebooks which isn’t a very pleasing sight. (Vivian Chang) Third period lunch is like breakfast. I’d enjoy it more if ‘‘Rome” came over, but | lose my appetite when | see him. (Melody Davenport) Smith, Valarie Snead, Debra Sousa, David Spain, Bobby Spain, Mary Springs, Caroline Stanley, Karen Steigerwald, Denise Steigerwald, Ellen Stephens, Dana Stephenson, Carla Stevens, Sharon Still, Mike Street, Tyler Strickland, Mark Stroman, Clinese Strother, Bob Stroud, Sharon Struthers, Bonnie Stupalsky, Mary Ann Swanson, Sara Swart, Danny Swinford, Deborah Swinford, Marilyn Talton, Wesley Tatum, Bobby Taylor, Leigh Teague, Ellen Terry, Alice Tervo, Barbara Theriault, Pam Thomas, Lynn Thompson, Jimmy Thompson, Sanford Todd, Carolyn Tommerdahl, Tricia 160 Trollinger, Lindsey Tubbs, Kathy Turner, Betty Turner, Denell Turner, Rick Van Houten, Mark Vandergriff, Cheryl Vassilion, Anna Vanstory, Cindy Vinkler, Nancy Wagman, Mark Wall, Priscilla Walsh, Mike Ward, Brenda Ward, Kathy Warden, Jeff Wasserman, Susan Watson, Rom Watts, Mike Webster, Julie Weaver, Camilla Weeks, Caroline Weeks, Cindy Wells, Larry Wetzel, Pat Wheeler, Tommy Wheless, Gerg White, Gary White, Linda Whitman, Denise Widnes, Cindy Wilder, Jeff Wilkman, Bob Williams, Don Williams, Randy Wilson, Lynn Wilson, Sherry Winston, Evelyn Winston, Ella Williams, Burt Witt, Donna Whitman, Brian The pep rally was a poor example of the spirit the students have. It’s a shame they couldn’t muster half the spirit that was displayed at the game. After the work the cheerleaders did to get ready for the pep rally, the stu- dents could have shown a little more school spirit. (Marica Bowling) If we want to get a smoking permit we need to make an organized ef- ifort. We need to present our problem to someone higher up than Mr. Murray. If we took it to the newspaper or the school board we might get some action. Why do assemblies have to be mandatory? If you don’t feel like going to the assembly, why should you have to? Why can’t they have a ‘‘sign in study hall’ for those who don’t want to go to assemblies? (J.A.) “We got it together’ doesn’t mean the school is united. This doesn’t ex- ist. Not only in small groups, but the races have got to come together. ‘We've all been thrown together and there is no feeling of loyalty among us. Even the teachers aren’t unified. (M.C.) | could really see the laziness and indifference of the students. A few indi- viduals spoke out but the majority didn’t say a thing. This may not be the case in all the classes, but it was quite evident in 225. There was much cri- ticism given but no good concrete ideas. (Secretary's observation) __ Things (the items on the given list) were discussed in the homeroom but With 1800 people, you have to think of those who can’t think for them- selves. (Graffiti from the bathroom) Whitman, Bruce Worsham, Stephanie Wrenn, Beverly Wright, Ernestine Wright, Vernis Young, Kim Young, Sandra Youngblood, Cy Yow, Mark 161 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: Sit- ting: Mary Beth Brown, Nancy Noneman, Ann Hard, Steve Sapp. Standing: Anna Alston, Michael Hunt, Mike Worsham, Vedesa Henry. 162 Donald Glenn Adams Michael Lamma Adams David Steele Aldridge Susan Davis Alexander Lynn Almand Anna Marie Alston Timothy Neal Andrews Alphonza Armstrong Carol Lynn Arnold Cheryl Lynn Aschenbrenner 163 Kincheon Hubert Bailey - James Steve Baker Deborah Ann Banks Mike John Banta Ricky Lee Barnes Michael Kenneth Barnett David George Baron Patricia Ann Barton 164 Richard James Benbow Richard Neal Berry Dennis James Betters Nina Elizabeth Blake Bruce Steven Bland, Jr. Ervin Leon Blythe, Jr. Richard Wallace Bohannan Michael Allison Boland rie is, i 2 ere “ Suzanne Marie Bolda David Harper Boone Russell Ray Bowland 166 Nelson Maitland Brann, Jr. Douglas Carlyle Britt Barry Jamison Brannon Catherine Argyle Brinkley Jeffery Lee Brodd Bruce Anthony Brantley Jack Phillips Brinson David Raymond Brooks pene Thomas Theron Bridges Alan Lee Browne Mary Beth Brown Ann Hunter Bryant Lorene Bryant William Frank Caddell Rhoda Jean Caltee Rex Alfred Cammann Bruce Anthony Cannady Bruce Lester Capps Bonnie Carol Carmichael 167 Ves RN Thomas William Cary Candace Christina Cason Dorothy Chambers Constance Maria Charles Suzanne Eileen Chernaga Ann Louise Clemmer 168 Francis LeBaron Caruthers 0 Jt Sf, a Aan James Patrick Clowers Patricia Ann Conrad Barbara Louise Caury Louis Collins Scott Crain Conrad Robert William Cook Stanley Mitchener Crocker Robert Orr Crocker Samuel Lee Crowder Cynthia Kaye Curtis Teresa Gayle Dawkins Michael David DeMann a Sandra Elizabeth Dobbins Walter Danny Dodd Erwin Lee Dorsey Cynthia Ann Doughtery 170 Teresa Ann Edger Gail Devon Drayton Deborah Leigh Edwards Joan Owen Edwards Rebecca Ann Durham John Andrew Edwards, Jr. Albert Augustus Elliott, III Nancy Caroline Elliott Rosaline Eve Ellwood Charles Edward Emanuel Caprice Michele England William MacDarwin Epps Delores Ann Every Victoria Joan Fabry Nadia Fahmy Donald Herman Falk 172 Wayne Saunders Faris . Amanda Lillie Farrar Susan Jane Fergueson : : Lorna Dee Forman Debbie Lee Fowler Christine Catharine Frate Linda Elizabeth Fuchs Edward Perry Gainar Mark Edward Gardner Mark Eugene Garrison Wa Glacia Vernice Glenn Charlene Gooch Frances Ann Greer Edda Gesina Groon Kirk Richard Grumbine Eleanor Chandler Gubbins Clifton Haley, Jr. Lawrence Calvert Hall Pauline Lorice Hall 174 Frances Lynn Hamilton Vivian Hamlin Barbara Lynn Handy James Frederick Harris James Wayne Harris Ge Pamela Iris Hartsfield Tony Darnell Hartsfield Philip Mitchell Hayes Alma Lynn Henderson William Burton Henderson Isham Faison Hicks Janet lola Hicks Rhonda Reade Hicks + David Eakes Hodge Steve David Holliday Gary Neil Hollingsworth Richard James Homovec William Larry Honeycutt Christine Hoskins 176 Mark James Howe Stuart Graham Howe Vivian Jane Hudson Ali |hsan Ibrihim James Harrison Ingram Carolyn Jean Jamerson Cynthia Dee James David Rend Jarema James Ronald Jeffers oe Lyn Carter Johnson William Johns, Jr. Beverly Cornelia Jones Guy Langston Jones r Marion Rochelle Jones Tonya Rose Jones Steve Lynn Kannan es ‘S : ie ey 7 9 ts ta) tine verte anit Ng CLG Hien ene Cadence ieee Harry Peter Karangelen Jonathan David Kardon Janet Ann Kasai Willie Frank Kearney 178 Carl Lee Keatts, Jr. Debra Marie Kelly Carey Reid Kirk Thomas Wayne Koonce Mark Williams Krier Shirlita Montrose Kurtz Denise Lee LaGarde William Donald Laird Wanda Elaine Lanston 179 180 Pamela Claire Lathan Zack Loring Lemmon Joan Lauret William David Lease Deborah Lynn Lesesne Rayford William Law = Joan Lester Richard William Liebert, III Me . § ae, James Keith Lineberry Jacqueline Diane Llewellyn 2 William Manley Leslie Gail Mann Michael David Manson Constance Bradley Marsh Alice Elizabeth Martin + ) ae | : i age a + Hs, 4 Nee Sandra Denise Martin Daryl Edwin Masteller, Jr. Cynthia Wingfield Mathews Leona Violet McKelveen David Lawrence McPeters Richard Loren McQuoid Joanne Margie Mead 182 Perrin Lynne Mehta Matthew Fontaine Miller Marilyn Jean Moore Robert Arnold Moore Roy Bruce Moore Teresa Anne Moore Kaye Sumner Morgan Linda Kaye Morgan Frank Barry Morris Margaret Elizabeth Morrisey Allen McDonald Charles Muldrow Ay Patricia Carroll Northrop David Jeffrey O’Bryant Rody FE Francis Xavier O'Donnell Elizabeth Marie Oeters Anita Elaine Ogburn Martha Janelle Ogburn 184 Kathleen Ann Olsen Nancy Marie Pate Andrew Stuart Pendergrass David Dyer Plotkin Michael Richard Otto David Curtis Poe Alyce Arleen Pollard James Robert Parker Patricia Ann Petska Steve Craig Pollard Bernetta Alfreda Poole Teresa Carol Poole Barbara Carol Pugh Roger Charles Rhodes Ann Rhyne Margaret Adrienne Rice Mary Cynthia Riddle 186 es MG Kevin Ritlinger Deborah Dianne Rivenbark Bruce King Robertson oa Anna Jane Robinson Louise Rile Robinson Dennis Benjamin Roy Eddie Ruffin Steven Bryan Russell Karen Anne Saleeby Guendolyn Sanders Deborah Satterwhite Diane Saunders Donna Elaine Sears Caroline Battle Seifert Sherrie Jean Senter Laura Ann Shapiro Diane Elizabeth Sharpe Devan Schneider 188 Alice Kathleen Sheperd George Dale Smith Craig Alan Shelley Joey Lerogce Smith Larry Singletary Leslie Smith William Leonard Sibley Ronnie Gleen Smith 189 190 Tommy Lee Smith Vicki Lynnette Smith William Henry Smith Margaret Lynne Speed . =e a) Pr ne ee — ae Robert Scott Stallings An Victoria Starrs Susan Marie Stefureac James Roy Steigerwald © Fees 4g John Terence Stephens Carolyn Wills Stevens Donald Frederick Stevens Robert Kaye Stevens Daniel G. Strait Charles Dean Swanson David Joseph Szabo Allen Dale Terry Edward Brooks Thomas Jeffrey Scott Thomas Michael Lester Thomas Anthony Morris Thomason Elizabeth Ann Thompson 192 Robert Reed Timper Risa Tinner Troxler Mark Emery Underwood Richard Alexander Thompson Francis Lewis Turner James Dowell Upchurch Thomas Edison Thompson Deane Franklin Tolman Beverly Spickner Upham David Calton Timberlake “We IP Gail Patricia Tripp Bruce Henry Upton Kenny Gerald Vick Richard Vinegar Thomas Lorenzo Walden, Jr. Diane Marcia Wallace Rosemarie Juliana Walton William Carlisle Walton Silas Lucas Ward Ernest Worth Warner, Jr. Shirley Gail Watson Charlene Denise Weaver Michael Steven Webb Linda Ann Wheeler Elroid Whitaker Juliette Lynn Whitaker Cheryl Gay White 194 Glenn Hugh White Nancy Whitten � ‘ Sarah Lynn Williams Ronald Edward White Betty Jean Wiggins Donald Carl Williams Brenda Joyce Williamson Paul Ashley Wilder Jennifer Jean Williams John Levening Williamson Bernard Williams Martha Faye Wolff Adams, Arthur James, Ill: Newspaper Staff 2; Sports Committee 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Soccer Team 3,4. Adams, Cynthia Jean: Chorus 2; Tennis Team ? Adams, Donald Glenn: Intramurals Com- mittee 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Math Club 4. Adams, Michael Lamma: Assembly Com- mittee 3; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2,4; German Club 4; Football Team 2,3,4; Wrestling Team 2; FCA 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,4; Soccer Team 4; Brass Choir 4; Modern Music Masters 4; Cross Country 4. Aldridge, David Steele: Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Class Vice-Presi- dent 2; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Basketball Team 2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4. Alexander, Susan Davis: Homeroom Secretary 2; Elections Committee 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; FHA 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Jr.- Sr. Olympic Cheerleader 3. Almand, Lynn: Homeroom President 2; Ho- meroom Vice-President 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Homecoming Com- mittee 4. Almand, Gary Joseph Alston, Anna Marie: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Hospitality Committee 4; Marching Band 3; French Club 3,4; Drama Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Spartanette 4; Senior Class Council; Girl's Varsity Tennis Team 3. Anderson, Gloria Jean: Homeroom Vice- President 4; Human Relations Committee 4; Projects Committee 3; Homecoming Com- mittee 3; French Club 2,3,4; Constitution Committee 4. Anderson, Judy Ann: Jr.-Sr. Olympics 3; Libr- ary Committee 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Year- book Staff 2,3; Yearbook Editor 4; Home- coming Committee 4; French Club 2; NCGAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2; Spartanettes 3; Raleigh Youth Council 2,3,4; Membership Chairman 2; Spe- cial Events Chairman 2,3. Anderson, Paige Leigh: Homeroom Vice- President 2,3; Assembly Committee 4; Hu- man Relations Committee 3; Standards Com- mittee 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Art Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4. Andrews, Timothy Neal: School Store 4. Archible, Carolyn Yvonne: Homeroom Vice- President 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 2,3; Stage Band 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Homecoming Committee 3; Art Club 4. Armstrong, Alphonza: Class President 2; Class Vice-President 3; Chorus 2,3,4. Arnold, Carol Lynn: Chorus 2,3; Spartanettes 3; Co-Head Spartanettes 4. Aschenbrenner, Cheryl Lynn: Elections Com- mittee 4; Human Relations Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Art Club 3; Ger- man Club 2,3; NCGAA 4; FHA 3,4. Ayers, Gail: Lost Found Committee 4; Ger- man Club 3,4; Ecology Club 3,4. Baersky, David Samuel Bagley, Guy Cecil 196 Baily, Gloria: Intramurals Committee 2; Marching Band 2,4; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Majorettes 4. Bailey, Kincheon Hubert: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 3; Stage Band 3,4; Poster Committee 4; German Club 2,3,4; Track Team 2,3,4. Baker, Constance Diane: Library Committee 2,3; Lost Found Committee 4; Spanish Club 2,4; NCGAA 2; Honor Society 3,4; Libr- ary Club 3. Baker, James Steven: Homeroom President 2; Class President 2; Basketball Team 2,3. Banks, Deborah Ann. Class Treasurer 2; Year- book Staff 3; Homecoming Committee 2; NCGAA 2. Barber, Frederick Grosvenor Gooderidge: House Grounds Committee 3; Human Re- lations Committee 4; Library Committee 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; German Club 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Ecology Club 2,3,4; Wrestling Team 2; President North Carolina High School Library Association of the East Central District 3; Official Office Fish Tank Keeper 2,3,4. Barbour, Linwood Barnes, Charlie: Chorus 2; Poster Committee 2; Spanish Club 2; Football Team 2. Barnes, Harriet Faye: Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; Library 2; Yearbook Staff 3; FHA 2; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Barnes, Ricky Lee Barnett, Michael Kenneth Barton, Patricia Ann. Cafeteria Committee 4; House Grounds Committee 2; Intramurals Committee 2,3; School Store 3; French Club 3,4; NCGAA 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Health Careers Club 2,3. Beller, Robert Benbow, Richard James: Spanish Club 4; Wrestling Team 2,3,4; Key Club 4. Bishop, David Allen: German Club 4; Foot- ball Team 4. Berry, Richard Neal: Intramurals Committee Dyk. Betters, Dennis James: Homeroom Secretary 2; House Gardens Committee 4; Safety Committee 3,4. Bissett, Cynthia Gail Blake, Nina Elizabeth: Homeroom Treasurer 3; Lost Found Committee; Projects Com- mittee 2; School Store 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Honor Society 3,4. Bland, Bruce Steven, Jr.: Safety Committee 3. Blythe, Ervin Jean: Concert Choir 2,3. Boland, Michael Allison Boone, David Harper: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Hi-Y Service Club 3,4; Football Team 2; Track Team 2,3,4. Boyce, Michael Person Brandon, Barbara A.: Poster Committee. Brann, Nelson Maitland: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Safety Committee 3; German Club 2; Hi-Y Team 2,3; Golf Team 2,3,4; Winter Festival Committee 4. Brannon, Barry Jamison: Yearbook Staff 4; Poster Committee 3; German Club 3; Track Team 4. Brantley, Bruce Anthony. Football Team 2,3; Track Team 2,3; Baseball Team 2. Lost Found Homecoming Brinkley, Catherine Argyle: Committee 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Committee 4. Brinson, Jack Phillips: Marching Band 2,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3; French Club 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Football Team 2,3; Track Team 2. Britt, Douglass Carlyle Brodd, Jeffrey Lee: Baseball Team 2,3,4. Brooks, David Raymand: Marching Band 3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Safety Committee 3,4; German Club 3,4. Brown, Mary Beth: Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Class President Secr- etary 2,4; Hopsitality Committee 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Winter Festival Court 2; Governor's School 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Home- coming Committee 3,4; Service Club 3,4; FHA 3,4; Ecology Club 4. Browne, Alan Lee: Audio-Visual 2. Bruner, Juliet: Poster Committee 2; Spanish Club 2; Young Life 2; Sophomore Spotlight 2; Elections Committee 4; Student Directory Committee 4; Advertising Staff for Yearbook 4. Bryant, Ann Hunter Bryant, Lorene: Audio-Visual 2; Human Rela- tions Committee 3; Library Committee 2; Lost Found Committee 2; Chorus 2; Pro- jects Committee 4; Student Co-op Com- mittee 3; Y-Teens 3; Drama Club 2; FHA 2,3. Bolda, Suzanne Marie: Intramurals Com- mittee 2; Cafeteria Committee 3; Winter Fes- tival Court 3; Spartanettes 3; Majorettes 4. Buchan, Robert Stewart: Homeroom Vice- President 2; Cafeteria Committee 3. Human Relations Com- Yearbook Bullock, Josephine: mittee 3; Library Committee 2; Staff 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3. Burdett, Donna Lynne: Homeroom Secretary 3; Poster Committee 2. Burgess, William Steven: Homeroom Vice President 2; Class Sgt.-At-Arms 3; Elections Committee 2; Projects Committee 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Ecology Club 2; Track Team 2; Wrestling Team 2. Burns, William Judson Burton, Philip Douglas: Marching Band 2,3,4; Safety Committee 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4. Camman, Rex Alfred: Audio-Visual Com- mittee 3,4; Library Club 4. Cannady, Bruce Anthony: Homeroom Vice- President 2; Class Treasurer 3; Track Team 23s Capps, Bruce L.: Homeroom President 3; Concert Choir 4; Tennis Team 2,3,4. Carlson, Mary Jane: Human Relations Com- mittee 2,3; Chorus 2,3. Carmichael, Bonnie Carol: Homeroom Vice- President 4; Social Standards Committee 4; Student Co-op Committee 4; FHA 2. Carter, Eleanor Elizabeth: Student Council Secretary 3; Intramurals Committee 4; Lost Found Committee 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Home- coming Sponsor 3; Homecoming Committee 3,4: German Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2. Caruthers, Francis LeBaron: Homeroom Presi- dent 2; Football Team 2,3,4; Track Team 2,4. Cary, Thomas William: Intramurals Com- mittee 2,3,4; Football Team 2. Case, Sandra Kay: Intramurals Committee 4; NCGAA 3,4; Gymnastic Club 2. Cason, Candace Christina: Standards Com- mittee 2; French Club 4; FHA 4; Humanities Festival 3. Caury, Barbara Louise. Homecoming Sponsor 2; School Store Committee 4; Y-Teens 3. Causby, Katherine Ellen. Homeroom Vice- President 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; French Club 2,3. | Chambers, Dorothy J.: Assembly Committee 3; Cafeteria Committee 2,3; House Grounds Committee 2,3; Library Committee 2,3; Poster Committee 3; Projects Committee 2,3; Safety Committee 2; Homecoming Com- mittee 3; Art Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Math imelub2 FHA 23. Champion, Nancy Jo: Intramurals Committee 4; Library Committee 4; School Store Com- mittee 4; NCGAA 2,3,4; Future Teachers of | America Secretary 2; Gymnastics Club 2. Chapple, Randy Bruce: Library Club 3. Charles, Constance Marla: Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; Human Relations Com- mittee 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Yearbook Staff S: Chavis, Charles Stanley: French Club 3. Chavis, Hattie Bell: Sports Committee 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Track Team 2,3,4; Wrestling Team 2,3. Chernega, Suzanne Eileen: Lost Found Committee 3. Chreitzberg, Genia Louise Governor's School 2; Poster Committee 4; School Store 3,4; Spanish Club 3; NCGAA 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Ecology Club 4. Clemmer, Ann Louise Homeroom President 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Ensemble 3,4; Chorus 2; Winter Festival Court 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Student Co-op Committee 3; French Club 4; Drama Club 4. Clowers, James Patrick Conners, Daniel Anthony, IV: Newspaper Staff 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Raleigh Youth Council Membership Chairman 3,4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4. Coddell, William Franklin Collins, Louis Howard, Jr. Conrad, Patricia Ann: Homeroom Presideni 3; Student Co-op Committee 3. Conrad, Scott C. Cook, Robert William: Intramurals Com- mittee 4; Football Team 4; Basketball Team 3; Baseball Team 3,4. Coombs, Joan Ellen NCGAA 2; FHA 2. Library Committee 2; Cotten, Rogerline: Human Relations 2; Con- cert Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; Girls Volleyball Team 2. Creasy, Jeffrey: Assembly Committee 4; Ger- man Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Track Team 3. Crocker, Robert Orr: Assembly Committee 4; Literary Magazine Staff 4; German Club 2,3,4. Crowder, Samuel Lee: Fine Arts Committee 2; Student Co-op. Committee 2,3. Curtis, Cynthia Kaye: Chorus 4. Davis, Michael Landon Dawkins, Teresa Gayle: Homeroom Secretary 2; Intramurals Committee 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Poster Committee 3. Dick, Bill Dennis: Homeroom Secretary 3; Wrestling Team 4. DeJong, Glenn A.: Track Team 2,3; Wrestling Team 4. DeMann, Michael David: German Club 3,4. Dew, Tim William Dixon, Carol Ann: Homeroom Secretary 3; Intramurals Committee 4; School Store 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; NCGAA 2,3,4; Service Club 3,4. Dixon, Carolyn Roy: Homeroom President 3,4; Fine Arts 4; Hospitality Club 3; Home- coming Committee 4; Service Club 3,4; Var- sity Cheerleader 3,4. Dixon, Fitzhugh Lee: Safety Committee 4; German Club 2,3,4; Ecology Club 3. Dixon, Thomas Edwards: Homeroom Presi- dent 2; Basketball Team 2; Tennis Team 2,3. Dixon, Waitman Douglas: Basketball Team 2,3,4; Tennis Team 3; Hi-Y 4; Homeroom President 4. Dobbins, Sandra Elizabeth: Homeroom Presi- dent 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Fine Arts 3; Art Club 2,3; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2; Majo- rettes 2. Dolby, Michael G.: Homeroom President 2,3; Library 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Library Club 2,3; Basketball Team 2,3,4; Track Team 2,3; Baseball Team 2,3; Human Relations Com- mittee 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Drama Club 3. Donaldson, Alfred Eugene: Football Team 2,3,4; Track Team 2,3,4. Dorsey, Erwin Lee: Art Club 2,3; Track Team 2,3; Wrestling Team 3; VICA 4. Dougherty, Cynthia Ann: Poster Committee De Douglas, Melba Denise: Concert Choir 2,3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Ho- nor Society 3,4; Modern Music Masters 2,3,4. Downes, Cindy Ann: French Club 2; Library Committee 3; Y-Teens 4. Downey, Michael Walter: Service Club 2. Drayton, Gail Devone: Alternate Vice-Presi- dent 2; Human Relations Committee 2; New- spaper Staff 2; Library Club 2. Dublin, Carolyn Ann: Library Committee 2; Library Club 2; Spanish Club 3. Dukes, Karen Sue: Lost Found Committee 2; Governor's School 2; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Class Vice-President 3; Pro- jects Committee 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Ser- vice Club 3,4; Homeroom President 4; Elec- tions Committee 4; Social Standards Com- mittee 4; Homecoming Chairman 4; Sym- phonic Orchestra 2,3,4. Dulaney, Sheila Louise: Human _ Relations Committee 2. Duncan, Ricky Allen Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,4; Stage Band 2; Track Team 2: House Grounds Committee 3,4; Intra- murals Committee 3,4; Homecoming Com- mittee 3. Dunn, Kenneth James: Wrestling Team 4. Durham, Rebecca Ann: Homeroom Secretary 2; Y-Teens 2. Edger, Teresa Ann: Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Elections Com- mittee 3; Human Relations Committee 2; In- tramurals Committee 2,3: Ensemble 3; Con- cert Choir 2,3; Chorus 2; Homecoming Spon- sor 4; Student Co-op Committee 3; Home- coming Committee 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Modern Music Masters 4. Edwards, Deborah Leigh: Intramurals Com- mittee 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; NCGAA 2,3,4; School Store Committee 4. Edwards, Joan Owen: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; French Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Honor Society 3,4. Edwards, John Andrew: Intramurals Com- mittee 2,3; Sports Committee 2. Edwards, Mark David: Homeroom President 4; Elections Committee 4; German Club 3. Edwards, Mary Beth: Intramurals Committee 2; Library Committee 3,4; Poster Committee 4; Art Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Library Club ByA mA, Ss Elliott, Albert A. Elliott, Nancy Caroline: Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; School Store Committee 4; French Club 2,3; NCGAA 4; Spartanettes 4. Ellwood, Rosalind Eve: Art Club 2: Spanish Club 2. Elmer, Christine Elizabeth Human Relations Committee 2; Concert Band 2; Projects Com- mittee 3; French Club 2,3; Modern Music Masters 4. Emanuel, Charles Edward: Concert Choir 2; Projects Committee 2,3. England, Caprice Michelle: Chorus 2,3,4. Ennett, Gloria Anne: Homeroom President 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Fine Arts, Committee 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Fine Arts Com- mittee 4; Hospitality Committee 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 2,3; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; French Club 3,4; FHA 4. Epps, William MacDarwin: Spanish Club 4. Everett, Bernard: Lost Found Committee 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Sports Committee 197 4. Every, Delores Ann: NCGAA 2. Fabry, Victoria Joan: Assembly Committee 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Student Co-op Committee 4; French Club 2,3. Fahmy, Nadia: French Club 2,3; German Club 3,4. Falk, Don Herman: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Cafeteria Committee 4; Human Rela- tions Committee 2,3; Chairman Social Stan- dards Committee 4; French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Honor Society 3,4; Service Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Ecology Club 3,4; Boys State; Who’s Who Among H.S. Stu- dents. Faris, Wayne Saunders: Elections Committee 4; Intramurals Committee 2,3. Fine Arts Committee 2,3; Marching Band 2,3,4; French Club 2; Drama Farrar, Amanda: Library Committee 2; Concert Band 2,3,4; Club 2; Library Club 2. Farris, Dee Ann: Cafeteria Committee 4; Elections Committee 4; House Grounds Committee 2, Newspaper Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Social Standards Committee 3; Home- coming Committee 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; NCGAA 2,3,4; Girl’s Volleyball 2,3,4; Girl's Basketball Team 2,3. Ferguson, Susan Jane: Homeroom Secretary 2; Homeroom President 4; Lost Found Committee 3; Y-Teens 4. Fini, Lili Ann: Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Intra- murals Committee 2; Newspaper Staff 2; La- tin Club 2; French Club 3; Hi-y Flowe, John S.: Homeroom President 4; Ho- meroom Vice-President 3; Elections Com- mittee 3; Latin Club 2. French Club 2; French Club 3; Hi-Y 3,4. Forman, Lorna Dee: Mimeograph Committee 4; Governor's School 2; French Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4; All-State Orchestra 2,3,4; Concert Orchestra 2,3,4. Fowler, Debbie Lee: Chorus 2,3; Y-Teens 4. Fowler, Tommie Mae: Concert Choir 4; Span- ish Club 4. Frate, Christine Catherine: Chorus 2,3,4. French, Stephen Lynn: Homeroom President 3,4; Audio-Visual Committee 3,4; Home- coming Committee 4; German Club 2,3,4; German Club President 4. Fuchs, Linda Elizabeth: House Grounds Committee 2; Math Club 2,3,4. Gainer, Edward Perry: Sports Committee 4; Hi-Y 2. Gardner, Mark Edward: Audio-Visual Com- mittee 2,3,4; Lost Found Committee 2; Library Committee 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Libr- ary Club 2. Garrison, Mark Eugene: Audio-Visual Com- mittee 3,4. Gay, Deborah Susan: Library Committee 2; Ensemble 4; Chorus 3; Concert Choir 3; Homecoming Comm ittee 3; Y-Teens 4. Geiger, Margaret Ellen: Homeroom President 4; Homeroom Vice-President 2,3; Class Secr- etary 3; Elections Committee 4; Intramurals 198 Committee 2; Sports Committee 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Representative Intra-school Council 4. Gibson, Michael Grary: Football Team 2,3,4; Wrestling Team 2,3,4. Giles, Lewis Payne: Literary Magazine Staff 4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Glenn, Glacia Vernice: Human Relations Committee 4; Lost Found Committee 4; Corus 3; Projects Committee 4; Spanish Club 3; Y-Teens 2,3; Service Club 2,3,4. Goddin, Nicholas Syme: Intramurals Com- mittee 4; Intramural Committee Chairman 4; Executive Council member. Gooch, Charlene: Homeroom President 3,4; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Student Co-op Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; French Club 4. Goodman, Leah Annette: Concert Choir Dio Ae Green, Drothy Luether: Chorus 2,3. Greer, Francis Ann: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Projects Com- mittee 4; Student Co-op Committee 3; French Club 4; FHA 3. Griffin, Sylvia Annette: Homeroom Vice- President 2; Mimeograph Committee 2; Con- cert Choir 4; Chorus 3; Sports Committee 3. Grim, Donna Groon, Edda Gesina Grumbine, Kirk Richard: Fine Arts Committee 4; German Club 3,4; Football Team 2. Gubbins, Eleanor Chandler: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; House Grounds Committee 3; Human Re- lations Committee 3; Ensemble 3,4; Concert Choir 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Social Standards Committee 2,3; Homecoming Committee 2,3; French Club 3; Drama Club 4; Modern Music Masters 2,3,4; Red Cross 2,3. Haley, Clifton: Wrestling Team 2; VICA Club, President, 4. Hall, Lawrence Calvert: mittee 2; Track Team 2,3. Intramurals Com- Hall, Linda: Committee 2. Class Treasurer 3; Intramurals Hall, Pauline Lorice: Homeroom President 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Jr. Varsity Cheerlea- der 2. Hall, Richard Alton: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Audio-Visual Committee 3; Chorus 3. Handy, Barbara Lynn: Intramurals Committee 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Spanish Club 2,3; NCGAA 3; Girl’s Softball Team 2; Bowling Leagues 2,3. Hardy, George Keith: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Winter Festival Committee 2; Basket- ball Team 2,3; Baseball Manager 2,3. Hardison, Brenda Lee: Elections Committee 4; Lost Found Committee 3; French Club 2,3,4; Honor Society, Vice-President 3,4; Var- sity Cheerleader 4; Gymnastics Club 2. Harris, Cynthia Kaye Terese: Class Vice-Presi- dent 3; Class Secretary 2; House Grounds Committee 2,3; Imramurals Committee 2,3; Marching Band 4; Concert Choir 2,3; MCGAA 2,3,4. Harris, Esther Louise: Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Class Vice-President 2; Marching Band 2,34; Yearbook Staff 2; Homecoming Spon- sor 2; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3; Majorettes 2,3,4. Harris, Jack Ross: Library Commitee 3; Span- ish Club 4; Library Club 3; DECA Club 4. Harris, James Wayne Harris, Jimmy Frederick: Homeroom Presi- dent 4; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 2; Football Team 2,3,4; Track Team 3. Harrison, Carol Renee Homeroom Secretary 3; Elections Committee 4; Poster Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Hartsfield, Tony Darnell Hayes, Philip Mitchell: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2; Assembly Committee 2,3,4; Human Relations Committee 2; Intramurals Com- mittee 4; Concert Choir 4; Homecoming Committee 2,3; Wrestling Team 2; Soccer Team 3,4; Humanities Festival. Henderson, Alma Lynn: Homeroom Secretary 2 Henderson, Bill: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Intramurals Com- mittee 2; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 2; Football Team 2; Basketball Team 2. Hendricks, Kathleen Gayle: Hospitality Com- mittee 2,3; Lost Found Committee 3; Y- Teens 273+ FHA2=3: Henry, Vedesa Marguerite: Elections Com- mittee 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Math Club 3; Senior Class Council 4; President of Modern Music Mas- ters 3; Government Day-Revenue Collector. Hicks, Janet lola: Poster Committee 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Ecology Club 3; FHA 3. Herndon, Marilyn LaRue Hicks, Edward Vance Hicks, I. Team 2,3. Faison Football Team 2,3,4; Track Hicks, Rhonda Reade: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Human Rela- tions Committee 4; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 3; Homecoming Sponsor 2; Social Standards Committee 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; French Club 2. Hinton, Phillip C.: French Club 2; Honor So- ciety 2; Football Team 2,3. Hinton, Randolph: Track Team 4. Hodge, David Eakes: Elections Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Poster Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Drama Club 4. Hooker, Annette Laureen: Concert Band 2; Chorus 2. Holladay, Steve: Track Team 2,3,4; Wrestling Bs Hollingworth, Gary Neil: Concert Choir 4; Poster Committee 4; Football Team 2,3,4; Basketball Team 2; Track Team 2,3,4. Homovec, Richard James: Yearbook Staff 4; Photography Club 2. Honeycutt, William Larry: Intramurals Com- mittee 2,3,4. Howe, Mark James: Football Team 2,3,4; Track Team 2. Howe, Stuart Graham: Library Committee 2; Sports Committee 3; Track Team 2,3,4. Howells, David Rollin: House Grounds Committee 4; Human Relations Committee 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Student Co-op Committee 4; Spanish Club 3. Huber, Janice Lyn: Cafeteria Committee 4; House Grounds Committee 2; School Store 3; French Club 3; NCGAA 3; Health Careers Club 3. Huie, Earl Bert: Intramurals Committee 2. Hunt, Michael Delphy: Human Relations Committee 4; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Standards Committee 3; French Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Tennis Team 2,3; Student, Faculty Committee 2,3. Ibrahim, Ali Ihsan: Elections Committee 2; Intramurals Committee 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Football Team 3; Track Team 2. Ingram, James Harrison: Human Relations Committee 4; Literary Magazine Staff 4. Isaacs, William B. Jamerson, Carolyn Jean: Elections Committee 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; School Store 3,4; Student Co-op Committee 2; Homecoming Committee 4; FHA 3,4; Majorettes 2,3,4; Winter Festival Committee 4. James, Cynthia Dee: Homeroom Secretary 2; Assembly Committee 2; Human Relations Committee 3; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Student Co-op Committee 2; Y-Teens 2. Jamera, David Jeffers, James Ronald: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Safety Com- mittee 4; Football Team 2,3; Wrestling Team Ds Jerome, Katherine Lee: Human _ Relations Committee 4; Concert Choir 3; Chorus 2. Johns, William: Concert Band 2; Homecom- ing Committee 2,3; Football Team 2; Basket- ball Team 2; Track Team 2,4; Wrestling Team 2; Basketball Team 3. Johnson, Billie Sue Johnson, Danny Edward Johnson, Lyn Carter Johnson, Paul Jones: Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 4; Elections Committee 3; Hospitality Com- mittee 2; House Grounds Committee 2; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2,3; Poster Committee 2,3; Sports Committee 3; Home- coming Committee 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Service Club 3,4; Football Team 2,3. Johnson, Trip: Homeroom President 2. Jones, Beverly Cornelia: Chorus 2; Student Co-op Committee 4. Jones, Guy Langston: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Safety Committee 4; Latin Club 2; Football Team 2,3. Jones, Janet Elaine: Pep Club 3; Student Council 3. Jones, Maryland Zellwood: Newspaper Staff 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Football Team 2,3,4; Track Team 3; Monogram Club. Jones, Tonya Rose: Class Secretary 4; Cafe- teria Committee 3; Intramurals Committee 3; Concert Choir 3; Poster Committee 3; Sports Committee 3; NCGAA 2,3. Kannan, Steven Lynn Karangelen, Harry Pete Track Team 2,3. Kardon, Jonathan David: Human Relations 3; Marching Band 2; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Pro- jects Committee 3; Sports Committee 2; Ger - man Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3. Kasai, Janet Ann: Class Vice-President 2. Kearney, Willie Frank: Basketball Team 2; Track Team 3; Baseball Team 2. Keatts, Carl Lee, Jr. Kelley, Michael Ray Kelly, Debra Marie Kimball, Cynthia Jean: Homeroom President 2; Standards Committee 3; Math Club 2,3,4. Kirk, Carey Reid: Homeroom Vice-President 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Art Club 2; German Club 2; Spanish Club 4. Knoll, Craig Raymond: Audio-Visual Com- mittee 4; Basketball Team 2,3,4. Koobs, Janet Elaine Koonce, Thomas Wayne: Homeroom Vice- President 2; Football Team 2; Track Team 2; Wrestling Team 2. Krier, Mark Williams: Intramurals Committee 3,4. Kurtz, Shirlita Montrose: Marching Band 3; Governor's School 3; Projects Committee 4; French Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Modern Masters 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. Laird, William Donald: Audio-Visual Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4; Math Club 3; Track Team 2. Langston, Wanda Elaine: Hospitality Com- mittee 4; Library Committee 2; Yearbook Staff 3. Lanz, Carmen Rosemary: Assembly Com- mittee 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; German Club 2; Social Standards Committee 4. Lassiter, Doris Marie: Lost Found Com- mittee 3; Safety Committee 4; FHA 4. Lathan, Pamel a Claire: Homeroom President 2; Chorus 2; Homecoming Committee 2; Pic- nic Committee 2. Lauret, Joan Mary: Library Committee 2; Libr- ary Club 2. Law, Rayford William: Homeroom President 3; Audio-Visual Committee 4; German Club 2534: Laws, Dale Latane: Hospitality Committee 2; Library Committee 2; Lost Found Com- mittee 3; Safety Committee 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; Math Club 2. Leake, Maurice: Homeroom Vice-President 2,3; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Concert Choir 3,4; School Store Committee 2,3; Wrestling Team 2,3. Lease, William David: Homeroom President 3; Elections Committee 4; House Grounds Committee 3; Student Co-op Committee 2; Hi-Y 4; Football Team 3; Wrestling Team 23,4. Lee, Rickey Edward: Art Club 2,4; Drama Club 3; Football Team 2. Lehardy, Nancy Irene: Assembly Committee 3; Concert Choir 3; Chorus 2,3; Social Stan- dards Committee 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Winter Festival Committee 3. Lemman, Zach Larry Lesesne, Deborah Lynn: Class Secretary 3; Homecoming Committee 4; NCGAA 4; Var- sity Cheerleader, Head 3,4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, Head; Winter Festival Com- mittee 3,4. Lester, Joan: Governor's School 3; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Liebert, Richard William: Homeroom Presi- dent 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Track Team 2; Humanities Festival Sub-Committee 3; Stu- dent Privileges Committee 4; DeMolay 2,3,4. Lineberry, James Keith: Sports Committee 4; DeMolay 2,3,4. Llewellyn, Jacqueline Diane: Homeroom Vice-President 3; Elections Committee 2,4; Marching Band 4; French Club 3,4; Majo- rettes 4. Logan, Rita Louise: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 4; Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 2; Win- ter Festival Court 2,3; Homecoming Sponsor 2; School Store 4; Student Co-op Committee 3; NCGAA 4; FHA 3,4; Class Marshall 2,3,4. Long, Donald Scott: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Tennis Team. Lowdermilk, June Clair: Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Homecoming Committee 3; Y-Teens 2; Health Careers Club. Lucas, Kathryn Jean: Mimeograph Committee 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Governor’s School 3; French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Ecology Club 3,4. Luk, Bill: Homeroom Vice-President 3; As- sembly Committee 2,3,4; Elections Com- mittee 3; Projects Committee 3; Homecom- ing Committee 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 4; Ecology Club 3,4; Track Team 2. Macon, Kathy Marie: Newspaper Staff 2; Y- Teens 2; Spartanettes 3,4. Maddry, Martha Suzanne: Homeroom Secr- etary 3; Lost Found Committee 2,4; Lite- rary Magazine Staff 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 3; French Club 2,3. Malby, James Joseph Mangum, Christopher Charles: Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2; En- semble 4; Concert Choir 3; Football Team 2,3,4; Track Team 3,4. Manley, William Tuck: Intramurals Com- mittee 2; Spanish Club 3; Basketball Team 2,3,4; Science Club 2. Marsh, Constance Bradley: Library Committee 4; Poster Committee 2,3; Art Club 3; NCGAA 2,3,4; Varsity Band 2; Intramurals Committee 2,3; High School Swim Team 2,3. Martin, Alice Elizabeth: Homeroom President 4; Ensemble 4; Newspaper St aff 2; Yearbook Staff 2; School Store Committee 3,4; Social Standards Committee 3,4; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; German Club 3,4; Raleigh Youth Council 3,4. Martin, Jayne Marie Masteller, Daryl Edwin: Homeroom Vice- President 2,3; Spanish Club 4. Mathews, Cynthia Wingfield: Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Math Club 3,4. May, Lisa Mildred: House Grounds Com- mittee 2; Social Standards Committee 4; Stu- dent Co-op Committee 4. McAdams, David Sargent: Sports Committee 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Intramurals Committee 2,3,4. McCutcheon, Mark Alan: Marching Band 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2; Chess Club 2. McDonald, Daniel Allen: Concert Choir 3. McGowan, Carol Elizabeth: Homeroom Presi- dent 3; Chorus 2,4; French Club 3,4; Hockey Team 2. Mclver, Delores Ann: Yearbook Staff 3; Span- ish Club 3; Biology Club 2. McKelvey, Jackie Ann Chorus 2,3. McKlveen, Leona V. McPeters, David Lawrence McQuoid, Richard L.: German Club 2,3. Mead, JoAnn Margie: Elections Committee 4; School Store 3; Y-Teens 3; Drama Club 2. Mehta, Perrin Lynne Assembly Committee 4; Homeroom President 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club; FHA 2; Red Cross Club 2; Dance Club ) Mickey, Cheryl Ann: Library Committee 2,3; Chorus 4; NCGAA 2; Library Club 4. Miller, Lynn: Homeroom Secretary 3; Human Relations Committee 2,3; Intramurals Com- mittee 3; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Business Manager, Newspaper; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Homecoming Committee 2; French Club 2; DECA Club 4 President. Miller, Matthew Fontaine Mitchell, Ricky Manuel: Homeroom Vice- President 3; Ensemble 3; Chorus 2; FCA 2; D. E. Vice-President 4. Modlin, Teresa Marie: Homeroom Secretary 2; Chorus 2; Yearbook Staff 2. Moell, David William: Assembly Committee 4; Intramurals Committee 2,3,4; Safety Com- mittee 2; German Club 4; Math Club 2; Bas- ketball Team 2; Track Team 2. Moore, James Terry: Class Vice-President 3; French Club 3. 200 Moore, Marilyn Jean: Hospitality Committee 4; Concert Choir 2; Projects Committee 4; Honor Society 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. Moore, Robert A.: Wrestling Team 2. Moore, Roy Bruce: Homeroom Vice-President 2,3; Intramurals Committee 2,3,4; Football Team 2,3,4; Baseball Team 2. Moore, Teresa Anne: Chorus 3; Drama Club Be Morgan, John Paul Morgan, Linda Kaye: Library Committee 2,3; Math Club 3. Morgan, Kaye Sumner: Library Committee 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4. Morris, Frank Barry: Spanish Club 2. Morrisey, Margaret Elizabeth: Homeroom Vice-President 3; Lost Found Committee 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. Mash, Michael David Muldrow, Charlie: Class Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Audio-Visual Committee 2; Football Team 2,3,4; Basketball Team 2,3; Track Team 2; Wrestling Team 2,3. Muldrow, Henry: Student Council President 4; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Ensemble 2734 CONGehts GhOll 25 4 an GhOnusm2.5)4 Yearbook Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Gover- nor’s School 3; Art Club 2; French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Eco- logy Club 4. Munday, Linda Gail: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Elections Committee 2; Chorus 4; French Club 2. Myatt, James Otis: Art Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Track Team 2. Napier, Wayne Roger: Assembly Committee 3; Audio-Visual Committee 2,3,4; Library Committee 2,3; Homecoming Committee 3,4. Nelson, Margaret Ellen: Fine Arts Committee 4; Poster Committee 4; Art Club 3,4; Ecology Club 3,4. Noller, Thomas Hans: Homeroom President 4; Elections Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Projects Committee 4; Student Co-op Com- mittee 4; French Club 4; German Club 3,4; Track Team 3; Soccer Team 3,4. Noneman, N ancy Dalton. Class Treasurer 4; School Store 2,3,4; Student Co-op Com- mittee 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. Norkus, Charles Thomas: Homeroom Presi- dent 2,3; Class President 2,3; Elections Com- mittee 3; Student Co-op Committee 3; French Club 3; Hi-Y 2,3; Service Club 3,4; Football Team 2,3,4; Wrestling Team 2; Head Marshall 4; Chairman Advisory Council 4. Northrop, Patricia Carroll: Homeroom Presi- dent 2,3; Hospitality Committee 4; Art Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4. Oeters, Elizabeth Marie: NCGAA 2; FHA 2. Ogburn, Anita Elaine: Concert Choir 3; Chorus 2,3. Ogburn, Martha Janelle: Chorus 2,3; Projects Committee 3; Student Co-op Committee 3; FHA 4; Powder Puff Football 4. O’Donnell, Francis Xavier: Intramurals Com- mittee 4; Literary Magazine Staff 3,4; Sports Committee 3; Football Team 2,3,4; Basketball Team 3. Olsen, Kathleen Ann: Human Relations Com- mittee 4; Lost Found Committee 4; French Club 2,3,4; NCGAA 3; Health Careers Club 3,4. Otto, Michael Richard Page, Michael Oakey: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,4. Parker, James Robert: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Safety Committee 3; German Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Track Team 3. Pate, Nancy Marie: Homeroom President 4; Elections Committee 3. Pearce, Linda Faye: French Club 2. Pearce, Rita Frances: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Chorus 3,4. Peebles, Donna Gail: Lost Found Com- mittee 4; Chorus 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Y-Teens 2; FHA 3; Raleigh Youth Council 2,3,4. Peebles, Kenneth Howard: Intramurals Com- mittee 2,3; Football Team 2,3,4; Basketball Team 2; Baseball Team 2,3,4; Wrestling Team A, Pendergrass, Andrew Stuart: Com- mittee 4. Sports Petrovick, Larry M.: Ecology Club 3. Petska, Patricia Anna: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 4; Homeroom Secretary 3; Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; Student Co-op Com- mittee 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Plotkin, David Dryer: Concert Band 3,4; Go- vernor’s School 3. Poe, David Curtis: Assembly Committee 3; Chorus 2,3; Service Club 3,4; Football Team 5 Poisson, David Garyer: Homeroom President 2,4; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Student Council Vice-President 3; Assembly Com- mittee 3,4; Autio-Visual Committee 2,3,4; Human Relations Committee 2; Library Com- mittee 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Math Club 3; Basketball Team 2; Wrestling Team 3. Pollard, Alyce Arleen Poilard, Steven Craig: Intramurals Committee 2; Football Team 2; Wrestling Team 2. Poole, Bernetta Alfreda: Homeroom Secretary 2; Hospitality Committee 2,3; Ensemble 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Homecoming Committee 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Y-Teens 2; Student Council Representative 2,3,4. Poole, Teresa Carol: Homeroom Secretary 2; Poster Committee 3; Student Co-op Com- mittee 4. Pugh, Barbara Carol: Poster Committee 3; Art Club 3; Y-Teens 2. Pulley, Bennie Mae: Ensemble 3; Concert Choir 3; Chorus 3; Student Co-op Com- mittee 4; Ligon Jubilee Singers 3. Pulley, Dorothy Faye: Human Relations Com- mittee 2; Intramurals Committee 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; NCGAA 2; Math Club 2. Purser, David: German Club 3. Lost Found Committee 3: _ Puryear, Mitchell Brinkley Quaintance, John Henry Rackley, Merrie: Homeroom Secretary 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Co-op Committee 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; German Club 4; FHA 4. Raines, Martha Ann Ray, Haywood German: Football Team 3,4; Track Team 2,3,4. Reid, Beverly Jo: Spanish Club 2,4; Y-Teens 4. Rhine, Ann Helen: Art Club 2,3; Drama Club fe. Rhodes, Richard Vance: Sports Committee 3,4; Latin Club 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Executive Coun- cil. Rhodes, Roger Charles: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3. Rice, Margaret Adrienne: Class Secretary 2; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 2,3; French Club 3. Riddle, Mary Cynthia: Concert Choir 3; Chorus 2,4; Latin Club 2,3. Riggsbee, Michele Gray Ritter, Mary Wallace: Chorus 2; Student Co- op Committee 3. Q Rittinger, Keith Ralph: Intramurals Committee 2,3,4; Marching Band 2; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; Soccer Team 2,3,4. Rittinger, Kevin Resse: Intramurals Com- mittee 2,3,4; Marching Band 2; Soccer Team 2,3,4. Robertson, Gregory Power: Audio-Visual 2,3,4; Mimeograph Committee 2,3; Home- coming Committee 2,3. Hollis: Intramurals Committee 2,3,4; School Store Committee 3; Sports Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Football Team 4; Basketball Team 2. Robertson, Robinson, Louise Rile: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Fine Arts Committee 4; Poster Com- mittee 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 2; Art Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Ecology Club 4; FHA 3,4. Robinson, Michael John: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Governor's School 3; Drama Club 4; Track Team 2,3,4. Rose, Steven Michael: Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Gover- nor’s School 3; Drama Club 4; Track Team 23,4. Roy, Dennis B.: Homeroom President 2; Ho- meroom Vice-President 4; Intramurals Com- mittee 2,3; Sports Committee 2; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 4; Track Team 2,3,4. Ruffin, Eddie Thomas: Library Committee 2; Football Team 2,3,4. Russell, Steven Bryant Saleeby, Karen Anne Assembly Committee 3; Fine Arts Committee 3; Human Relations Committee 2; Library Committee 2; Chorus 4; Student Co-op Committee 3; Homecom- ing 4; Spanish Club 2. Sally, John Lea: Homeroom Vice-President 3; School Store 3; French Club 4. Sapp, Steven Clark: Homeroom President 2,3; Class President 4; Winter Festival Court 2,3; Sports Committee 3; Honor Society 3,4; Basketball Team 2,3,4; Class Marshall 2,3. Satterwhite, Deborah Lynn: Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Poster Committee 2,3; French Club 3,4; Honor So- ciety 3; FHA 2,3,4; Colorguard 2; Pep Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3. Scarborough, Bettye Doris: Concert Choir Di Ne Scarborough, Linda Dianne: Concert Choir 2; Chorus 4. Schaler, Carl Schlesinger, Lawrence Mark: Marching Band DaAo Conean wamel Be leith Cliiley Be ierelk Team 3,4; Performing Chorus 3. Schneider, Devan May: Homeroom Vice- President 3; Fine Arts Committee 3; Winter Festival Court 3; Governor's School 3; School Store Committee 4; Standards Committee 2; Service Club 3,4. Schoof, Guenter: Homeroom President 3: Homeroom Vice-President 2; French Club 4. Schumacher, Randall Carl: Audio-Visual Com- mittee 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Football Team oe Sears, Donna Elaine: Library Committee 4; Safety Committee 4; Library Club 4; FHA 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Jr.-Sr. Olympics 3. Jeifert, Carolyn Battle: Y-Teens 3. Senter, Sherrie Jean: Elections Committee 4; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 3; Homecoming Committee 4; French Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Olympics Cheerleader 3. Shapiro, Laura Ann: Class President 4; Hu- man Relations Committee 4; Student Co-op Committee 4; French Club 4; Drama Club 4; Math Club 4; Ecology Club 4. Shaw, Dennis William Assembly Committee 4; Photography Club 3. Shelley, Craig Alan: Intramurals Committee 2,3,4; Latin Club 4. Shelton, Carrie Lisa: Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Elections Committee 3,4; Hospitality Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; FHA 3,4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2; Hu- manities Festival 3. Shepard, Alice Kathleen Sherwood, Francis Webber: Homeroom President 4. Shields, Steve M. Homeroom Vice-President 2; Audio-Visual Committee 2; German Club 4; Wrestling Team 2. Shirley, Jeryl Lynne: French Club 2. Shivers, Karen Elaine: Library Committee 2; French Club 2,3; FHA 4. Sibley, William Leonard: Ensemble Chorus 2; Modern Music Masters 4. 3,4; Siciliano, Susan: Bowling Team 3,4. Simms, Claudia Carolyn: Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Drama Club 4. Smith, Gary Lloyne: Hi-Y 4. Smith, George Dale: Wrestling Team 2. Smith, Ronnie Glenn: Homeroom President 2; Class President 3. Marching Barfd 2,3 Concert Band 2,3; Football Team 2,3,4. Smith, Tommy Lee: Intramurals Committee 4; Football Team 2,3; Baseball Team 2. Smith, William Henry: Homecoming Com- mittee 2; French Club 2; Ecology Club 4; Track Team 2,3. Smith, Vikki Lynnette: Homeroom Secretary 3; Hospitality Committee 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; French Club 3; Spartanettes 3,4; Winter Festival Com- mittee 3. Spence, Terry Craig: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Assembly Committee 4; Sports Com- mittee 4; Football Team 2,3,4; Basketball Team 2; Track Team 2. Spivey, Debra Anne: Lost Found Com- mittee 2. Stack, Kate Rawlings: Human Relations Com- mittee 2; Chorus 2. Stallings, Robert Scott: Audio-Visual mittee 2,3,4; Fine Arts Committee 4. Com- Starrs, An Victoria: Homeroom Vice-President 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Elections Com- mittee 3,4; House Grounds Committee 3; Marching Band 2,3,4; School Store 2; Student Co-op Committee 3; Spanish Club 2; NCGAA 3; Majorettes 2,3; Winter Festival Committee 3 Stefureac, Susan Marie: Cafeteria Committee 4; Intramurals Committee 2; French Club 3; NCGAA 3. Steigerwald, James Roy: Homeroom President 4; Constitution Committee 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Basketball Team Manager 3; National Honor Society 2,3. Com- 3A; Stevens, Carolyn Wills: Intramurals mittee 3,4; Homecoming Committee NCGAA 2,3,4; Gymnastics Club 2. Stevens, Robert K.: Homecoming Chairman. Stillpass, Jan Cheryl: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Lost Found Committee 4; Concert Choir 4; Poster Com- mittee 2; Student Co-op Committee 4; Span- ish Club 2,3; Drama Club 3. Strait, Daniel Guy: Standards Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Spanish Club 4; Statistion Basketball 2,3,4. Sturges, Janet Boyd: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Class Treasu- rer 2; Hospitality Committee 3; Lost Found Committee 2; Chorus 2; Poster Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3,4; French Club 3; Y-Teens 3; Drama Club 4; FHA President 3; Hospitality Committee Chairman 4; Winter Festival Chairman 4. Suchy, Allen Lee: VICA 3. Suchy, Angie M.: Concert Choir 4+; Chorus 2. Football Swanson, Charles Dean: Team 2; 201 Wrestling Team 2,3. Szabo, David Joseph: German Club 4. T aylor, Frances Estes Hospitality Committee 2; Concert Choir 4; Chorus 2,3: Germar Club 3,4; Winter Festival Committee 4. Teague, Luann. Lost Found Committee 3. Teague, Stephen M.: Homeroom Presideni 2,3; Ensemble 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Chorus 3; Homecoming Committee 2; French Cluk ,3; Drama Club. ) ) Terry, Allen Dale: Homeroom Secretary 2. Thomas, Ed B.: Track Team 4. Thomas, J. Scott: Intramurals Committee 2,3,4. Thomas, Michael Lester: Spanish Club 4. Thomason, Anthony Morris: Homeroom President 2,3; Homeroom Vice-President 2; French Club 2,3; Football Team 2; Captair Wrestling Team: Wrestling Team 2,3,4; Base- ball Team 2,3; FCA 2,3,4. Thompson, Lynn Garland: Fine Arts Com- mittee 3,4; Intramurals Committee 2; Poste) Committee 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; French Cluk 2; Service Club 3,4; Ecology Club 3,4; FHA 3. Thompson, Richard A.: Homeroom Vice- President 2,3; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Spanist Glub) 273= Hi-Y 253'4= Football feame2)3;4 Track Team 2,3,4. Thompson, Thomas Edison: Concert Choir 4; Spanish Club 3. Timberlake, David Carlton Timper, Robert Reed: Assembly Committee 2,3,4; Intramurals Committee 2,3. Tobin, Toni Charron: Assembly Committee 2,3,4; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 3; Chorus 2; French Cluk 2; NCGAA 2; Spartanettes 4. Tolman, Deane Franklin: Homeroom Vice- President 3; Homeroom Secretary 2,3; As- sembly Committee 2; Elections Committee 4; Social Standards 4; Wrestling Team 3. Tripp, Gail Patricia: Homeroom Secretary 2; Assembly Committee 3; Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; NCGAA 2; FHA 3. Troxler, Risa Tinnen: Homeroom Secretary 2; French Club 2; Y-Teens 4. Turner, Carol Leigh: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2,3; Chorus 2; Art Club 3; Y-Teens 2)3: Drama Club 3. Turner, Francis Lewis: Elections Committee 2; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Chorus 4; German Club ke Intramurals Com- Basketball Turner, Michael Wayne: mittee 4; Library Committee 2; Manager 2,3; Football Manager 3. Tuttle, Paul Vernon: Student Council Presi- dent 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Governor's School 4; Sports Committee 2; Hi-Y 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Service Club 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Ecology Club 3,4. Underwood, Mark Emery: Art GlubwZ 3: Ensemble 4; Upchurch, James Dowell: House Grounds Committee 2. 202 Upham, Beverly Spicker Upton, Bruce Henry Utermohlen, Edwin Perry: Assembly Com- mittee 3; Audio-Visual Committee 4; Human Relations Committee 2; Social Standards Committee 3; Art Club 4. Utley, Jacqueline Delores Vassilion, Anita M.: Drama Club 4. Veasey, Edward Lawrence: Football Team 2,3,4; Baseball Team 3. Vick, Kenny G.: Intramurals Committee 2,3; Homecoming Committee 2; Football Team Des. Vogelhut, Adele Ida: Fine Arts Committee 4; Human Relations Committee 2,3; Literary Magazine Staff 2; Projects Committee 3; Art Club 3,4; German Club 3,4; Drama Club 2; Ecology Club 3,4; Secretary of Humanities Festival 3. Wagman, Mark Elliot: Library Committee 4; Latin Club Vice-President 2; Drama Club 4; Math Club President 2; Track Team 2; NSF Program 2. Walden, Thomas Lorenzo: Elections Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 2,4; Wrestling Team Deas Wallace, Dianne Marcia Walton, Rosemarie Juliana: Homeroom Secr- etary 2,3; Fine Arts Committee 2,3; Chairman Human Relations Committee 4; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Ensemble 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Choraliers 2,3; Ligon Jubilee Singers 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Art Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2; FHA 3; Modern Music Masters 2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Raleigh Youth Council. Walton, William Carlisle: Library Committee 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 4; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Library Club 4, Ward, Patricia Gwynne: Homeroom Secretary 2; Intramurals Committee 2,3; Homecoming Committee 2; French Club 2; DECA Club 4. Watson, Shirley Gail: Student Co-op Com- mittee 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; FHA 4. Watters, John Hamilton: Wrestling Team 2. Weaver, Charlene Denise: Chorus 3; Y-Teens DBs Weaver, Norma Colette: Homeroom Treasu- rer 2; French Club 3; Y-Teens 3. Webb, Michael Steven: Homeroom President 2; Elections Committee 4; Sports Committee 2; Homecoming Committee 4; Hi-Y 4; Track Team 2,3. Webster, William David: Homeroom Vice- President 2; Human Relations Committee 4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Math Club 4; Track Team 2; Brass Choir 4. Wells, Gene Thomas: Homeroom President 2,3; Student Council Sgt.-at-Arms 4; As- sembly Committee 2,3,4; Elections Com- mittee 4; Projects Committee 3; Homecom- ing Committee 3,4; German Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Track Team 3,4; Boy’s State 1971. Wheeler, Linda Ann: Cafeteria Committee 4; French Club 2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3. Whitaker, Elroid: Chorus 3,4. White, Cheryl Gay Intramurals Committee 2: White, Hugh Glenn: Intramurals Committee 4; Latin Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Basket- ball Team 2,3; Track Team 2; Student Coun- cil 2,3. White, Sheila Jean Whitten, Nancy Elizabeth: Fine Arts Com- mittee 4; Chorus 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. Wiegand, Paul Harris: Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3; Football Team 2,3,4; Wrestling Team Des Wiggins, Bettie Jean: Chorus 2; Student Co- op Committee 3; Y-Teens 2; Pep Club 3. Wilder, Paul Ashley: Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Football Team 2,3,4; Baseball Team 2,3,4. Williams, Cynthia Gale: Homeroom President 3; Concert Band 2; School Store Committee 4; Drama Club 3. Williams, Donald C.: Football Team 4; Bas- ketball Team 3,4; Baseball Team 3,4. Williams, Henry Hamlin Williams, Jennifer Jean: Social Standards Committee 4; Student Co-op Committee 4; French Club 4; Humanities Festival 3. Williams, Judy Diame: Homeroom President 2; Ensemble 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Jubilee Singers 2,3. Williams, Sarah Lynn: Social Standards Com- mittee 2; Art Club 3: French Club 237 NCGAA 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 2; Ecology Club 2; Powder Puff Football 4; JR-SR Olympics 3; Girls’ Volleyball 3. Williamson, Brenda Joyce: Newspaper Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Y-Teens 4; FHA 4. Williamson, John Levering: Homeroom Presi- dent 2,4; Elections Committee 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Wolff, Martha Faye: Homeroom President 2,4; Winter Festival Court 2,3; Homecoming Committee 4; NCGAA 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2. Woodland, Susan: Intramurals Committee 2; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Newspa- per Staff 2; Literary Magazine Staff 2,4; Social Standards 4; French Club 4; Drama Club 4; Math Club 4; Library Club 4; Ecology Club 4. Woodruff, Burnita Gray: Homeroom Secr- etary 3; School Store 4; NCGAA 2. Worsham, Michael Davis: Homeroom Vice- president 2,3; Class sgt.-at-arms 4; Intramur- als 2,3,4; Football Team 2; Basketball Team 2; Wrestling Team 4. Young, Carol Elaine: Chorus 2,3; Y-Teens. Zaman, Janine: Cafeteria Committee 4; French Club 2; Y-Teens 4. Zeliff, Robert William: Marching Band 2,3,4; Safety Committee 3,4; German Club 3,4. Compliments of CRAB- REL OOMOERV LCL Ol. fering the best in tune- ups, brake service, and minor repairs. BOYLAN PEARCE is one of Raleigh’s finest family de- partment stores. Here, you will find everything for the home, including china, linens, antiques, and many more as well as clothes for the entire family. Compliments of OAK PARK PHARMACY in Oak Park Shopping Center. PHONE 787-3742. eee es a — ! | Nort ills | Steak House ; | Tavern RALEW , NORTH CAKCKE NA 203 You deserve a break today. At MACDONALD'S at 703 Peace Street you can get one. “Everything musical’ That's the slogan of F.P. BUCH- ANAN’S MUSIC CO. in North Hills. Here they have everyth- ing from harmonicas to or- gans. You name it; they've got it. STRETCH AND SEW FABRICS in the Colony Shopping Cen- ter congratulates the Class of 1972: Compliments of NORTH HILLS DAY NURSURY AND KINDER- GARTEN at 4711 Six Forks Road. PRY ees i Ie OAK PARK BARBER SHOP in Oak Park Shopping Center has MA ovER 9 BILLION tt Sy three barbers to serve you from 7:30 to 6:00. Compliments of JOHNSON-LAMBE CO. who offer the best in ee | ae Filet-0-Fish sty } : a sporting goods—dependable for 37 years. a ines ee Hudson @fpetk YOUR HAPPY SHOPPING STORE 206 THINGS GO BETTER WI TH COKE RESTAURANT When you eat at SHONEY’S in either Raleigh or Durham, you will be impressed by their fast service, delicious food, and re- laxing atmosphere. Go in and try their great steaks, French fries, or hamburgers. When it’s desert time, nothing. beats their delightful hot fudge cake or a slice of their lucious strawberry pie. GEORGE BRYANT’S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP in North Hills can meet your every need and mood with flowers, potted plants, and decorative acces- sories. Compliments of SHEARER’S of North Hills RUSTE - Compliments of SOUTHERN BELL, serving Raleigh with new developments in telephone communications. MacJOSEPH’S congratulates the Class of 1972 and asks them to visit their stores in North Hills, Cameron Village, and downtown. Compliments of KERR DRUGS offering ‘‘discount prices eve- ryday.’’ PHONE 876-2341 Compliments of MEDLIN-DAVIS CLEANERS INC, the “CLEANERS of DISTINCTION’ in Cameron Village and on Salisbury Street. LEON BYRUM OPTICIANS with two locations offers complete eye glass service. 111A Hargett St. 832-0538 528 Wade Ave. 832-3927 Anytime is fiesta time at TIP- PY'S: TACO (HOUSE®@ats 2404 Wake Forest Rd. Open every day, we invite you to come in and enjoy Mexican food ala Texas style cooked fresh every day with sufficient variety to suit your individual taste. RALEIGH PAINT AND WAL- LPAPER in the North Hills Plaza carries everything from art supplies to beautiful car- peting. Everything you need to beautify your home is here. COLONY PHARMACY in the Colony ft Shopping Center carries a full line of cos- metics, toiletries, and gifts for everyone you know in addition to outstanding phar- meceutical service. Loumas Parrish of NORTH HILLS BARBER SHOP says, ‘‘Wear it long but let us shape hes The CANTON CAFE at 223 Hillsboro St. of- fers the finest in Chinese and American food. COLBERT P. HOWELL, PHOTOGRAPHER 409 VICK AVE RALEIGH, N.C. PHONE 782-6570 LAW ty % SPECIALIZING IN OUTDOOR PORTRAITS When it’s time to take a portrait, be very sure it’s the best. Call COLBERT HOWELL STUDIO, 409 Vick Ave. in Raleigh. This is the place that takes pride in their portraiture. It takes skill to put together a por- trait. Colbert Howell takes personality portraits. His skill is in his artistic ability to feature the excelling parts of the facial structure of the individual. There are sO many reasons for having portraits made . your most remembered gift to Mother will be your photograph, the capturing of baby’s smile will be a treasure forever, weddings, birthdays, graduation. So, we suggest you have your portrait taken by Col- bert Howell whenever a quality portrait is desired. Make arrangements today by calling 782-6570. Toyota Corolla $1947 Delivered COMPLIMENTS OF It looks like it should cost another S1IOOO. Bile Nolel® SOUTH’S LARGEST AN? So COMPLETE NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED BRIDAL AND FORMAL Usto 26 les ral galerie cae SHOP g bucket seats, nylon carpet and many other stand- ord features. Goodman Toyota INC. 2401 Wake Forest Rd. 833-759] yYouR Move OGBURN REALTY RALEIGH, N.C. 78 -3481 =e CARY, N.C. 467-6133 a SANFORD, N.C. TAGHSOD. HOW DOES IT FEEL Ose REALTY CO TO BE A WINNER? sx Bi tS mis |e AlTONOTE TRADE ASSOCIATION THE | GADDY | COMPANY TIMBERLAKE’S CARPET SHOPPE WE DECORATE YOUR FLOORS, NOT JUST COVER THEM! OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE 1003 EAST WHITAKER MILL RD. PHONE 828-5497 Hodges St. is open Tues.-Sat. with five stylists and manicurists , to serve you—each a trophy win- ner. Come in and meet Bill Smith, who represented the U.S.A. in the 1970 World Hair Styling Olympics and was voted Barber of the Year by the Nation- al Barbers Association. All genuine goods must bear this trademark: TINPENNY NAIL Compliments of PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY at Wake Forest Rd. Phone: 828-0391 For fishing and boating pleasure come to beautiful LAKE MYRA in Wendell, N.C. Compliments of WEAVER BROTHERS RAMBLER at 233 Le- “noir St. in Raleigh, N.C. SPARTAN PATRONS Brigg’s Hardware Audio Center Suburban Market Rhode’s Amoco Arby’s Roast Beef Hilkers Cleaners Stephenson’s Shell Mr. Mrs. Ellis G. Anderson Tommy Sullivan aRaGON Ye aRBOOKS Hp — � ot KVL, . A a yo or duenohes ne A le ? Word, but Katz oes YY wor cheol WOU | ny YL MAAUY yuee a hina Ufuo d 4 WLLL RMA See OWA |! 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S Fe Bee tae ee fe ee Pete 8 43 = : ; - £ ae £ Zs % } ere ee haen!T he (razed, Tee one fo prs JA De een Ya aS cae ao a ug a fh ‘ep pel. - Ajo AL UNG | uk i ae oe me We ORDUL MOT LAVUN WV dent QO ee cee hoje p 0 to Bple 0G Wem re ‘| ForeéeTFuL_ll ie br AUMAPL . FORGETFUL_! “deidnccay: pyaue UBL OA Lous7u poten ge pla 5 Ue of orp OMe A WE Ucn MVE “YC ene QUILL ( WL usd Ute rg! Oe a §. Se Me | - A res ee he Ke Oe if oa YOXUe A ae oy BASEBALL First row: Paul Wilder, Don Williams, Greg Wheliss, Bob Schuch, Doug Warrick, Doug Jones. Second row: Jim Ray, Kevin Currin, Lee Morris, Bobby Caudle, Bob Cook, Steve Rackley. Third row: Jeff Roy, Walter Cameron, Charles Muldrow, Ken Peebles, Cornell Burt, Larry Aldridge. 5 YT i Fi : 2 @H wai 5 i Pets Paes Re it mip , t i ee EL 3? = S= ar : a Pe PY i f : jiasss it Me thee ot td cs Ce ee Pre ny elena Edel J ey | aT ie to TRACK AND GOLF First row: Ken Buckingham, Kevin Brower, Bib Behlow, Robert King, Mike Stinnelford, Scooter Howe, Bobby Bardin. Second row: Dickie Thompson, Tom Fetzer, John Holliday, LeBaron Caruthers, Richard Harris, Don Heres. Third row: Danny Schlesinger, Marvin Anderson, Dwight Dunston, Carl Davis, William Cox, Dennis Holt, Larry Schlesinger, Bill Holman, George Howe, Randy Best, Tim Blades. Standing: Mike Adams, Richard Bohannon, Steve Holliday, Richard Mountcastle, Alfred Donaldson, Pete Karangelen, Marty Long, Mark Borash, Paul David, Marshall Johns, Frank Fields. Colin Brown, Scott Humrickhouse, David Aldridge, Nim Brann, Sanford Thompson. JR.-SR. OLYMPICS ‘ ist en oer he | ee eat Swe sme rs W915 SR Ea Ga GP Ck a ek ks ge ses es 2p : a de Bhi. eae? en hin ther: aancmesete oe we f ¥ J a le | I L yy Y ONES BROTHERHOOD WEEK COTTE JR. SR. PROM 220 22) Z © bo = QC ce O Z © = — Q c O GRADUATION 224 ee CAS GRADUATION 226 OVD CLASS REUNION!!! JUNE 26, 1976 LAST WEEKEND IN JUNE CONTACT US IF YOU CHANGE COLLEGES OR HAVE A CHANGE OF HOME ADDRESS WRITE: AN STARRS 410 North Glen Dr. Raleigh, NC 27609 227 Mrs. Elaine Perry, Counselor Burnita Gray Woodruff Teresa Ann Woods Dee Ann Farris Janine Marie Zaman Phillip Hinton Randolph Hinton Katherine Lee Jerome Teresa Marie Modlin 228 rhc erlang ag cides De ON he le a Aon, J+ Qo NC atima wort to YOR Wn Jarno ow, Mahe JN oe Yor wud ueon but Ab wort be un, Se, TAME ODA the Lr PCa tra, Hoe AM reg QOvrNN + Cod Lire fe cesar Lou g oxo Bown Jom) | J teen cd a Ses pase Arbo Cv INL ALO ; warKoup ar Wo Bun, Cty oY BAL | Pele: wth aie wl Or Qrathor _ E tioed. Ueda 0) Ord DY ne dor, Boor Chr Or Abo thon Y AOL Min J+ 24 BM ESALA_L c Aer f A ee YIM AVN ne ie i bray J yy ar Lae aE 55 ' ste = = { z is