Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1974 volume:

SY) S — = S = A Shae St = 4 ..and touch your dreams Asa Fa Se 7 heats: pap ph 5 , “0 J : patie Se BL WP” ee , i ? : : .. i Raleigh, North Carolina Volume 6 Z eo) — Y Sp) ae Ee 2 IVT WUSpNAS uOoTIINpoIu] Student Lite — See Abin Rabe Saae a a Ba rasa vongs Reins IME ye Sanderson is about the same as other schools but gives the impression of a sterilized jail. Jeffrey Jenkins I think Sanderson is a lot like a maze and I will be eternally grate- ful for the signs! Dawn Colwell I think everything is about as good as can be expected for high school. Rajie Saleeby . x ae | ne NBA AES tA ey LE: vB, hae ae Mae aa ee, 5, : yt Nae My first impression of Sanderson was yuk! Everyone had told me it wasn’t any fun, and the first week I agreed with them. I couldn’t ever find my classes or anything. Now I’m ? 7 4 a “. be —— oe MO ae ES Te) Laks Sher ie Sige Pes pnt eS ewe ie ASRS cake Appi yh BHA Lg BE et ae a “ oe Ie getting used to everything and like it better. I think the longer I stay here the better PH like it. Paula Freeman As this is my first year at Sanderson the only thing I can say ts the only thing missing is a license plate factory. Paul Dean Education is learning to get along with people. At Sanderson it’s easy! Mark Burroughs Naki onal Peter! fe PORN ant wi AL ERLISING sd 3 nia “ la? Nay ANAGEVENT] SN (A ¥ ae a MEE cas 10 RALEICH PUBLIC SC HOLS)” A 5 e | 2 ee ‘Agneian | Se tbte-tatosel week was a lot of fun. My students worked like little “demons” and it really paid off. The mall was full of things to do and see but the bumper Nala oumeeselcans was the best! ECO ED STRIKES AGAIN! Miss Bryant It was a good idea to have displays and exhibitions in the Crabtree Valley Mall during American Education Week so the people of Raleigh could see that the students are doing other things than skipping class and smoking dope. Barry Cate al j | | | L al fe oes 2 2 oe a Pe - Cape. el aed wo Me x 4 ee ay Bad , Fis y : Peg I would croak on the spot when it blew in half. Clare Watson il he weather was great. Even the polar bears froze! Marta Spain Vite music we sang somehow made me feel _ more important and it was an experience I will remember for a long time. David Doughton J really didn’t feel any different being directed by a famous composer like Randall Thompson because he was just a person who had deep and sincere feelings like a lot of people do. Patti Denkins “There is an enormous amount of talent in the Sanderson Band and Orchestra. However, very few people at this school realize what a fine department we have. Candy Pahl 21 : P| ya We retag Bet 2 j tame 7 = fie + re Biss The skits were fantastic. It’s great having the teachers participate. Bragg and Murray should get into the act. Dan Stefureac Ive got no spirit for We ) Sanderson or myself at Pe | fer | 8:00 AM. e) El Tim Harrison The acting and casting of The Crucible were perfect. Dawn Colwell Hive Crucible was well executed and carried out. Allison Northcutt The Crucible, incorporating the talent and technology of this school, was an immense SUCCESS. Patricia McHugh lie Crucible was the best dramatic production Sanderson has ever had and probably ever will. Chuck Rogers As a member of the cast, I want to say that we worked hard and were very pleased with the outcome of the play. Sarah Baggett ‘i 30 Black is not beautiful, white is not beautiful. People are beautiful! Why celebrate Black History Week, we could have a Brotherhood Week. Cathy McKeller I think it was much better than last year. Last year it seemed more like it was a rebellion. This year it served the purpose of explaining more of the history. | dette Qn lamue i eaecoamce change the Black Nation- al Anthem to the Black National Hymn. Sonya Byrd | I enjoyed Black History Week because it let you know that the Black man has made progress for people and his country and that a Black man 1s more than a slave, that he is a person with thoughts and _ ideas. Roscoe Forte | Grimace ttcant gives people time to €x- press their teclings. Ben Moore os See te 5 Mhhsse se ee ee came to it. A 2) W. -_ ov has oO oD ie Even though it was hot nice selection of songs. Mason Bright inside, the concert was refreshing. line only thing which Johny Halland exceeded the heat was the professionalism. I congratulate the chorus ; ; Doug Bissell on being able to sing in the awful heat during the spring concert. Everything was well done. My only complaint is that they need to give their concerts more often. Becky Elleman On the whole the spring concert was good. It had a 34 In spite of the atrocious vga heat, the chorus did their best and sounded great. I really enjoy attending their COUCELE, Beth Wilson nine band was great. Jim Suchy i enjoyed the game a lot. I apologize for tackling Mark Williams. Mr. Stroup The game brought the ' 7? nf teachers and students moc =Facu! closer together because we got to know them as friends. Toni Gournas ‘ 4 mM Sub R ‘ nd gua 3S hy gis oe o aii 4 Fe it had no problem seeing things “eye-to-eye” with my date. Debbie VanHouten I really enjoyed the Prom. I wish we could have more than one. Jennifer Davis elite socializing part of the Prom was terrific, but I think the band could have been a little better. Chure Bennett Te was fun getting dressed up (since it’s only once a year) and seeing all the guys spruced up. My date looked really handsome! Toni Gournas I never realized how many beautiful and desirable young ladies could attend one school. Wade Williams I thought it was really en a great to see people dressed ge up, probably for the first time ever, and show concern for the pride of Sanderson. Jay Jones “Piss prom was a memorable experience. Toni Gournas I thought the Variety Show was too short, but what there was was very good. Burt Mori I liked all the acts in the Variety Show, but the people who created their own music are really talented. I never knew Sanderson had so many talented people. Kathy Stokes ROA aS co a ier a - AD I Paine na es enema emote er se a sige hae ort y RaAQA) A atin ae e Sah, fg oes ’ OV Foe cE slite Variet y Show was the best thing I have been to this year. I enjoyed the Martial Arts section of the show because it was different from everything else. Mark Evans I enjoyed the Variety ¢ Show but I think it Me needed more variety. Sheri Rooth ee Harvey was my first attempt at directing a play and it couldn’t have been done better without the help from students and faculty. I 1 Oy think that for the first time in four years, the Drama Club has gotten a good reputation. Chuck Rogers Wks nothing like being a full-figured girl. I wouldn’t have missed meeting Harvey for the world. Karen Hinkley I thought PTA Night was a good way to introduce the parents to the school system and to communicated with the teachers. PTA Night should be held more often since it was very successful. Bob Rankin Tse eee Be sp Great food! The Hi-C could have been a little bit more fermented. Melanie Jones Le was truly a vztory banquet! Deutschland Uber Alles! Becky Elleman At the French Banquet the gingerale was ex- cellent-a good vintage of 1974. Beverly Haslip The best part of the Latin Banquet was being able to walk without tripping over my toga in my barefeet. Patricia Tierney French food is good because they cook it in wine sauce. Jerry Eatman a, es was am besten! Allen Jerigan 49 W hen you get it all to- gether like the Germans, how can you lose? Robert Hayes Abi: Spanish Club was having too much fun to win! Mary Kay Shore Mss. Jenkins takes the Olympics so dead serious and puts so much time and effort into them that we had to win! Steve O'Neill Our dub didn’t win because 95% of the kids participating were sophomore girls. Nancy Welby 51 Art Depar inc erson presents th ae ae Ra and Mable did a great job organizing the Thing while still staying sane (or rela- tively so). The live music of course added alot to it. Rod Meth The participation of students and faculty was outstanding. It is a really good way to get SHS art out to the people of Raleigh. Catherine Rice 53 Y ou reacon everybody was ruint? Bobby Bardin It was great to talk to everyone before the big day. It was exciting, especially the streaking motorcyclist. Crystal Schulze I never Saw so many soaked Seniors at one time. Debbie Van Houten | only cooked 217 ham- burgers! (and that’s the truth!) Richard Griffiths I was a chance for people to be informal and laugh at each other. That was really great! Bill Behrends Le went over very well considering we put it together in an hour and a half. Milo Hunter 56 STN erent nante Ja Ae BE evn ned a3 AIRES | seem mete of EN yee + TT ey bas Ae Every year I’ve watched my older friends leave, but it seems strange that now it’s our turn to go. I really don’t know whether to feel happy or sad. I’m glad to be out of school but I feel like I’m leaving so much behind. But then again, I know it won’t end here because I'll always have the memories. 7 Navan sxe)eyiarrela 58 Graduation: serious? the beginning? goodbye? will I see you again? a bitter sweet moment, one of the most important in our lives. We’re out!! Eric Van Tassel — Jrcawveneas : 4RaX 3m Oe ge .%. Pe cen’ iar 22D toe Tre 4 Vitek da a oo i Pere SK 7, I loved Aa gimmeetiolticemey™ my twelve years in school. I just hope none of those years are forgotten or seem wasted. Aliss Borngesser an ‘ « era one , ’ stig Lot «SWZ “= ®- Vt age apd? GRADUATION Les eVixeMnreM vollace that the first 18 years of my life were cen- tered around a piece of paper. Pam Lesher I really feel that the reception topped off the big moment of my life. I’m so glad that our par- ents had so much interest and concern to make sure that our graduation night was something we would never forget as long as we live. Debbie Moye I alw ays thought that graduation was going to be the grandest night of my life. I mean, after 12 years of school you sort of expect a fanfare of trumpets and lightening bolts to mark the end of it all. The only thing I felt was srosenteOmiotion Beth Pennington 61 W ith that simple gesture another dream becomes a fact and in that same moment it becomes history. From dream to reality to only memory (without roar or blood or death of anything we can quite identify-without more than perhaps the slightest sting of . . . joy? regret? fear? relief?). In a flash what we have dreamed of and seen as the mysterious future becomes all too palpable as we hold it in our hand and wonder if that can possibly be all. We are thrust from those rooms where some of us flourished and some tragically died and most of us were simply listed among the survivors— just as our dreams have flourished: or merely survived or more pathetically than tragically died. But this is commencement and, after all, that’s the best thing that can be said for it. We’re still only STE eenecereneneenes beginning; we’re still young. There are still dreams out there, and we’re still reaching. aa a — I play football because I love the game, the FOOTBALL cores te cons proving that you are The cream rises 1n the end beter than someone bis wm aba Sees else; but the thing I really mean to each have been a Spartan. love most is the other. SSAA oie people I play with; not we After each practice, many people seem to know By the end of the I know that I can go season, I was proud to home and soak my hands what a group of guys and elbows in Epsom Salts. Hunter Hadley Coach Wright is a — reat person and coach. — ie I wish there were more people like him. Michael Safrit Vik Sa Ad tare a ho 2 — 5 4 4 - aM a =) re 7 7 yess, a Pe no . ay! . f sn x tos ‘ wy Missy bad Ba it ee ee pole eM ee 67 FOOTBALL t first the season was slow, then the team started to click and everything started to fall into place and look good. Keith Carruthers I am proud that I was able to associate with such a great group of guys and yet, depressed that it is all over. Mike Warner I probably kept going practice after practice i H } } 4 Y y because I don’t have a but it would have been My thoughts during girlfriend to miss better if we had worked the last game were that practice over. together as a team from all there was to win Jay Jones the start. was pride. 4 e had a good season Craig Peebles Marc Reynolds My thoughts during the homecoming game were that the Sanderson Football Team was the greatest bunch of guys a person could know. Jay Jones W hat kept me going was the idea of becoming ao one ‘ better, at the ) | g a H ea “ DRE S A F tj . i i i : iit y! Y . ‘ ff FOOTBALL During the homecoming game I thought about winning, and as the clock ticked on, I began to realize that this was — Nf —— a “ Hf i os id First row: Johnny Hofler, Karlton Kirven, Don Heres, Frank Fields, David Dough- ton, Brian Aldridge, Wade Smith, Sam Cooper, Carl Davis, Jim Reaugh, Harry Lytle. Second row: Paul Tew, Mickey Us- sery, Bill Gilbert, Mike Sfrit, Jimmy Gam- vA) ik the final game, the end of my high school career. I remember looking at the clock with less than 10 A a - 2 F ie c | al of ‘ie G Li Vs : : 4 7 brell, Anthony Pope, Anthony Oates, Jay Hooks, Craig Peebles, Jerry Eatman, Joe Norkus, Third row: Mike Smith, David Warrick, Chip Venters, Bill Fox, Keith Caruthers, Tommy Fogleman, Cliff Pur- vis, John Rorshach, Tony Baldwin, Mar- wert . seconds remaining, and I actually started to cry. | DYolaM miskes) I played football because I felt that any Es KS) aaa shall Johns, Bobby Bardin, Fourth row: Dale Craft, Barry Phillips, Marc Rey- nolds, David Shaffer, Tim Fleming, Rusty Smith, David Cole, Steve Xe lanielale ACU Hinton, Steve Kenney, Mike Warner. team is unheard of, we had to forfeit physical activity that cliche fits my feelings, is enjoyable and tests ‘A sound body is a sound reetteve ia Jim Reaugh my competitive attitude everything to make the is good for my total practices. Keith Carruthers piece of mind. An old eS yites quitting the eee = NOR VARSITY (Gal io ty N «( ; aN ts : 5 Ae i gy a = és WS RM we Sexes BA ¢ Fourth row: Bill Wrenn, Woody Rice, Mark Calloway, Dwight Marty Miles, First row: John Proctor, John Haskins, Hunter Hadley, Tim Mallard, Robert Peacock, Brad Moody, Wes-Harrell, Stell Askew, Bill Boyette, Scott Bagwell, Sec- ond row: Stan Hall, Bob Cramer, Larry Baldwin, Ralph Hawkins, Bob Walters, Doug Hawkins, Third row: David Ferraro, Donald Rog- ers, Andy Thomason, Mike Glascock, Cornelious Barnes, Ronny Wright, Tony Farrell, Terry Satterwhite, David Crouse. Holt, Tony Kannon, Mark Main, Jeff Hubbard, Jay Barlow, Danny Smith, Russell Moore, Ed Crouse, KolalaMalitlicclilemmsieleM ales - 'm 71 layer’s desire to y R excel is affected little SO CCK Something by the fact that it 1s a varsity sport. to sink your fOOt INLO cbavia smi The biggest highlight of the season was beat- ing Ravenscroft. That was the happiest I have ever been, I’ve never seen a bunch of guys happier than we were after the game. All the work we did, all the practices and running was worth it for that game. Dan Stefureac ‘lene team had a lot of The seniors told me it spirit in itself, but was better this year to me the support from than last. Maybe soccer the school wasn’t what is catching on. it could have been. Chris O'Neill y J ve fags a . — 4 Se ee, et piniiienieee oe : - acs: Y - ey éa . , : ole 2 ’ Saved ear 2 73 SOCCER I feel that some The highlight of the This year’s team was people offered all- season was when we got coached by Scott Naesar around support for the it all together against who has to be the best team. However, I wish Ravenscroft. coach in the state. that the school as a Willard Buffkin Brad Johnson whole would recognize us more. Geoffrey Bland This year’s team has had the most unity of any past one we've fielded. I feel that First row: Kenny Betancourt, Willard Buffkin, Ashley Dixon, Brad Johnson, Dan Stefu- reac, Tim Harrison, Russ Nicholson, Mark Turner, Skip Granberry, Harry Oeters, Bob Myers, Eddie Pupa, Coach Naeser. Second row: Joe Moell, Bryan Graham, Tom Hirsch- man, Jonathan Marsh, Gino Mason, Tim Brown, Carl Brooker, Preston Harrelle, Tony juniors weve trained Brown, David Smith, David Johnson, Chris O’Neill, Mark Stinneford, Joe Walden. Third row: Wade Williams, Buddy Struthers, Bobby Horky, Don Boulda, Gitch Jenny, Mark Adams, Matt Tervo, Geoff Bland, Joe Walden. Not Pictured: Joe Hodge, Bob Luk. the sophomores and will carry on our winning tradition. Tim Harrison [vs nice to have the label of varsity sport tacked on, but I don’t believe this title has any bearing on my desire to excel. down to business, we did. Skip Granberry Dan Stefureac We had a lot of fun and I¢ only we didn’t have goofed around, but when to run so much! the coach said to get Geoffrey Bland wen Basketball is a cool sport to play. Chicks BASKE | B. I q | 4 sem to dig me in my uniform. A SeaSOP of ups and downs Billy Basketball I learned that anyone can make mistakes, but we made alot of mistakes! Sebastian Simmons Our feat 1s a. teal H) with alot of spirit. It F has also been a team N with injuries and sick- | ness. But we all stick together on the court and we do the best we Can. Everett Gill Things were a little disappointing at first but we finally got going and ended the year with success. Everyone was glad to have been a part of the team. Tim Sullivan les all over!! The Friars Club 77 BASKETBALL sli basketball tradition here at Sanderson is second to none! Playing in this area is just like playing in the A. C. C, the fans and atmosphere sometimes overwhelm you with their spirit. Tom Kearns The Holiday Tournament was probably the turning point of the season. Greg Small 4 iJ Swe - 45 Ah % Ik gives me something to do after school. It’s a lot of fun, whether you get to play or not. Willard Buffkin This year we really found out what the word ‘team’ meant. We had to depend on each other and work together if we expected to come out on top. Tim Sullivan I learned alot from Coach Harrington in the two years I played for Sanderson. A lot of the things I learned will help me in the future. I’m just glad I played because it was a blast! Willard Buffkin I think the team had real good material, but we never seemed to put it together. William Boyette 79 BASKETBALL At basketball practice regretted it. Believe [ve learned a lot in we played around on and me, I heard some jokes the past three years of off the court..Sometimes that Hugh Hefner playing basketball. Not we played around too much wouldn’t even print! only about playing and at game time we Willard Buffkin basketball, but about life in general. Like Coach Harrington says, ‘Athletics is just like living, you have your ups and downs.’ I know that ’'ve had mine. Tom Kearns Kneeling: Ray Hinton, Coach Bill Harrington, Dan Stefureac. Standing: Brian Cox, Wade Smith, Tim Sullivan, Henry Gocke, Mike Smith, Greg Small, Dirk Ewing, Steve Woodall, Billy Chambers, Tom Kearns, Kenny Randolph, Will- ard Buffkin, Everett Gill, Dennis Holt. We had a good J.V. team but we didn’t have spirit to play good ball. Maurice Hinton We all had the will to win, but we just did not play together as a team. Jerald Hinton Our team was much better than our record indicated. Most of the games we lost because of little mistakes in the last quarter. But it all boils down to one thing—when we played as a team, we won, but when we played individually, we lost. Willard Buffkin Kneeling: Bill Boyette, Larry Baldwin. Standing: Dink Jones, Ralph Hawkins, Maurice Hinton, James Chambers, John Haskins, Sebastian Simmons, Chip Younce, Tony Ferrell, Stell Askew, David Winn, Steve Urben, Coach Lin- wood Sharpe. The team was great this RESTLING $year, We went undefeated : in the conference and won A lot to two tournaments, WRAL grapple with and the conference. I was | wr | glad to be a member. wrestling season first six matches, but pen Sinnms undefeated. At the Cary we pulled ourselves Some of us thought it match, it looked like it toegther to come back would be impossible to couldn’t be done after and win. go through the losing five of our Mark Smith Pie 83 WRESTLING Tire year’s wrestling the undefeated team we team is the best Sanderson 4%: ; John Kauffman has ever had and ever will have for some years to I knew we had a winning come. AMEN. wrestling team and I just Larry Leonard | began to wrestle because I wanted to be in shape for baseball, but after I started wrestling I realized that baseball wasn’t sO important anymore. David Thomas Te unity we felt on the wrestling team made us very unique. It was remarkable; you knew everyone on the team as — a friend. Karlton Kirven elite wrestling team knew when it was time to work. Without Coach Lehning we might not be 84 wanted to be a part of it. John Kauffman BS: overall strength of our team from top to bottom was the unique thing about our team. We had good wrestlers in both our lighter and heavier weight classes. This was proven by the number of Sanderson wrestlers in the tournament. Allen Simms alos a bunch of misfit wierdos like our team could wrestle at all astounds me, but when they go to a match, they turn into real pros. Walt Stuart WRESTLING First Row: Jack Lease, Gandhi Davis, Mark Smith, Mike Baker, Joe Walden, Walt Stuart. Second Row: Jakie Williamson, Jim Russell, Preston Harrelle, Allen Simms, John Kauffman, Newton Hobgood, David Thomas. Third Row: David Towns, Richard Mountcastle, Larry Leonard, Steve Niemeyer, Chazz Foret, Anthony Oates, Carlton Kirven, John May, Coach Lehning. 85 Do you know how it | | | NNIS e feels to walk onto the © court and play someone -who Not just another you were just told love affair has never lost a match BOY’S TEAM—Kneeling: Mr. Barefoot, (Coach). First row: Cliff Reaugh, Carl Bum- gardner, Bruce Baker, John Holland, Jerry Eatman, Mike Jacobs. Second row: Eddie Mitchell, Elton Reid, Harry Oeters, David Johnson, George Reddin, Bob Cramer, Carl Winkler. . See WAS Shi i Pe A Oe oN BAS AAS, erent ONY 4 =A 4 a ‘ Y) ; 18 Mi ‘ “ RS : RS BN Oe 5 hs mS se RONG, SNe . t vx GC Me A ‘ bo ORNS oh OS SAAS CoN vee sere — re ea NOY Se bet BRS 7 ¥ ent 6 SAN y � 7 = : ‘e oe x wy mY ce . b eS AN es x oN ¢ xt ea BN Wa on her home court and is seated second in the a state? ae - |} Susan Hawkins I have really enjoyed playing this year, and have appreciated the cooperation I have gotten from the coaches and players in making this SCaSONn a SUCCESS. John Holland Le was fun competing, even if you did lose. Margaret Fowle GIRLS’ TEAM-—First row: Donna Southerland, Susan Eatman, Dena Fronterio, Blair Griffith, Janet Helms, Reiko Mori. Second row: Belinda Knisley, Ann Es- kridge, Peggy Carey, Anna Taylor, Beth Pandich. Third row: Miss Walker, Susan Hawkins, Kathy Peters, Margaret Fowle, Beth Storie, Julie Dittman, Anna Marie Reddin. 87 I was the first time ()] kK e I have ever been hit i) by a golf ball coming On par off my own club. with the best Scott Vollmer “ “a ie 88 I think the golf team The success of the golf I have seen one hole-in- should be stressed more team depends completely — one and four eagles. Only ' and should become a on individual practice one of those was a well hit varsity sport. and performance. ball. Bill Frazier Sam Dillard Dan Ragan rae Tors P aS rTey q a oF hie ‘yf . ee rare ' 4 s ‘ 4 89 VOLLEY BALL ‘They serve ‘em hot Eke tournment was another “big step” for the girls athletic program. It was the first conference tournament in volleyball and judging from the the season was touching The tournament was crowd, it was readily the game ball when it was good because it finally accepted. hit out of bounds to the put an emphasis on the Kathy Peters sidelines. importance of girls’ sports. 1 Amy Wilkinson Seercatcst moment of sucan McPhail EE o' mid _ schools was fantastic. The Bie competition between pressure was really tough- tough enough to make teams CHOKE at game points. Kim Lesher ( 4. oy, Payee Sod Dig it! GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM First row: Blair Griffith, Vicki Jones, Terri Shea, Amy Wilkinson, Kathy Peters, Janet Helms. Second row: Monica Machelik, Belinda Knisley, Lavonda Duncan, Katherine Barnhill, Sue Donnelly. Third row: Kim Lesher, Stephanie Timko, Susan McPhail, Jenny Brickell, Lori Thomas. Katherine Barnhill Les simply a sport of GY MNA STICS: == makes all the work so Poetry worthwhile. in motion Beth Wilson % First row: Kathy Otstot, Nancy Welby, Pam Blalock, Beth Wilson, Second Row: Ellen Rhodes, Darcey Jones, Blair Griffith, Marta Spain, Susie Cuffe. Third Row: Lavanda Duncan, Aliss Bor- ngesser, Cindy Long, Amy Wilkerson. Fourth Row: Dawn Goforth, Sue Donnelly, Jane Holi- day, Jill Borngesser, Amanda Holliday. Not pictured: Alice Schenck, Diana Donnelly. 92 The team had great spirit had a good season getting tougher. I loved and really cared about each = although we lost our only every minute. other as individuals. meet in two years. The naeegpen hcl Competition was based on = competition from | hake eral the team’s success. We Broughton and Enloe is Marta Spain 93 CROSS COUNTRY: Givin’ ‘em the run around ait ne” WX inning the conference | title in cross country gave me a feeling of accomplishment. Henry Gocke wre he 4 ; ! lk le The cross country season was great. We were a well balanced team and we worked hard. Carl Bumgardner In cross country, winning Cross country 1s great or losing is left completely because it gives me a up to the individual. challenge. I work for Bill Holman personal achievement. Pat Patterson CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First row: Mike Stinneford, Sean Ellison, Pat Patterson. Second row: Henry Gocke, Mark Warren, Bill Holman, Alfred Johns. Third row: Dave Drechsel, Coach Harrington, Kevin Brower. 95 Bur team is a lot better than the record shows. We have lost some really close games. David Warrick I like to play baseball because it’s a great game and you don’t have to be very big. Wes Harrelle We have many different types of individuals on this squad yet we have all combined ourselves in unity, friendship, and practice to form a team. Bryan Copeland Fhe coaching 1s fantastic and the team spirit is unreal. Burt Parker lire main reason I play baseball is simply because I love the game. Kenny Randolph 97 BASEBALL The most important have been league champs. Praying baseball here game of the season was As it was, we choked, and LEST SN EDT Mie ch Es) the second South eventually lost in a playoff | good and rewarding Johnston game. If we had _for first place. We had experience. Although I won that game we should —s many chances to win, but found it sort of difficult to adapt to my surroundings. I had an overall pretty fair eer t baseball, I would not even 7 een = = year. If it were not for attend high school! Tyrone Everett BASEBALL First Row: Don Klas, John Ligotino, Hal Humrickhouse, Tim Mallard, David Warrick Brian Aldridge, Rich Warrick, Lee Morris, Joe Hodge, Kenny Randolph, Burt Parker Sec-' ond Row: Alan Jenny, Jim Reaugh, Tim Sullivan, David Cole, Doug Hawkins. Wes Harrelle, Brian Copeland, Tony Kannan when we did, we just did not seem to want to win enough. Joe Hodge Tying for first place was great, but I wish we had gone to the State. Bryan Copeland WX e had the material and the talent to go a long te . oY way, but we could not even get out of our own conference. It hardly seems fair. Joe Hodge. TRACK: Keep On trackin’ I chose to run track not just because I enjoy running, but because there is no one to make you run except yourself. I wanted to know if I the track team because I Supposedly, track is an had the guts to push my- am a pole vaulter and | individual sport, but self. hope that one day I will Michael Kunc this year, it is much be a professional. more of a team sport I became a member of Harry Lytle because the rest of the team is always behind you. Reid Stott Being on Sanderson’s team has taught me that if a team can compete and beat themselves, then they can usually beat their Opponents. Wayne Struble 101 TRACK W eriacta good season where we did. out of it what you put Sebastian Simmons and all the credit goes into it. There is a lot of to Coach Wright, because I really enjoy running satisfaction in trying to sede tisha, we Tac became beat a personal record even if you don’t place. wouldn’t have gotten everything else, you get Jay Tervo On the track team, sometimes it is hilarious, sometimes it’s frustrating, but I always get a feeling of accomplishment at the or not I have been recognized for what I’ve TRACK TEAM First Row: Jerome Wagoner, Donald Rogers, Sebastian Simmons, Stan Hall, Tom O’Connell, Reid Stott, Dwight Holt, Jay Tervo. Second Row: William Horky, Manager, William Hinton, Wayne Struble, Jay DeLancey, Michael Kunc, Scott Bagwell, Everett Gill. Third Row: Mike Warren, David Drecshel, Tony Ferrell, Kevin Brower, Mark Hamner, Bill Holman, Dennis Holt, John Callery, Mike Stinneford, Dirk Ewing. 102 end of the season, whether done. team, and half of the Reid Scott Last year’s team won on a team is coming back. few outstanding athletes Next year we should Sebastian Simmons who competed in several have a better season be- . | This year’s team is good events. This year’s team cause we are a young because the people on it all — success depends on every- seem to want to work to one working together as a have a good team. unit. Michael Kunc Wayne Struble Tp iliac helps keep me in shape. Besides, I just like to run anyway. Sebastian Simmons — ute XY, a _ ZZ ; FOOTBALL VARSITY SHS 0 Fike Chapel Hill 0 Henderson Vance 39 South Johnson 0 Enloe Ny Broughton 13 Cary iN Smithfield- Selma 35 Garner i Millbrook JR. VARSITY SHS 12 Fike e Chapel Hill 26 Henderson Vance 34 South Johnson 36 Enloe S Broughton 20 Cary 2 Smithfield- Selma “ Garner 20 Millbrook o-oo. 26 SOCCER Vance Academy BASKETBALL VARSITY SHS ef Rocky Mount 92 71 Fike = = Chapel Hill ee A Rocky Mount 104 = Chapel Hill Bs 80 South ze Johnson 76 Enloe 2 o) Fike is 69 Wake Forest 58 61 Kinston 67 ee Broughton Bs 67 Millbrook et 68 Garner 69 59 Cary ie | = Smithfield- 7 || Selma 45 Broughton 42 | 47 South 4 Johnson 61 Enloe_ | 60 74 Millbrook ia 82 Garner 66 } 55 Car o 7 ee Smithfield- 3 Selma | 68 Broughton 86 | 69 Millbrook a 74 Cary 2 64 Broughton 89 TENNIS BASEBALL SHS 9 Smithfield- 0 ae | 9 Selma 0 0 Fike 2 9 Hillside 0 : UE te: 8 1 2 Fike 0 7 Enloe 2 0 Millbrook 1 9 0 a Garner 3 9 Cary 0 1 Cary ; 0 9 0 8 Smithfield- 2 9 Millbrook 0 seins 9 0 9 Broughton 5 8 Broughton 1 0 South 3 “ie tie pec Johnson a — Ty WORE nciaay so 76 2 En | ale stay Aime 4 Fike 5 6 eee 4 6 3 : es : TRACK 1 UNC-J.V. 8 Vcos SHS 3 Garner 2. 3 Cary 5 96 ease 30 12 Smithfield 1 74.5 ite field- 75 Selma S sib: 5 Broughton 4 87 “al 43 _ Johnson ! ; 1 Enloe 0 | + .e-s Sait 8 Enloe 37 = ee : , Sed iP Hillside 45.5 | er. s ; | On 79.5 Durham 45 : sOnu) ih Broughton 61 CROSS COUNTRY aSunse 62 Millbrook 47 SHS 53 Cary 54 19 South 36 Johnson 15 Enloe 54 15 Broughton 45 28 Cary 29 23 Smithfield- 34 Selma 97 Pinecrest 49 22 Millbrook 40 43 Cary 46 153 Grimsley 113 100 E. Mecklenburg 84 o fly WRESTLING 53 Governor 11 Morehead 47 Oxford Webb 24 60 South 6 Johnson 40 Durham 20 = a ae 70.2 Enloe 59.9 ithfi 46 Smithfield 14 72.4 Broughton 62.3 Selma 68.8 Broughton 63.3 | 50 Enloe 14 78.5 Broughton 72.6 | bis tb re 48 Garner 12 : roug stil ‘ 46 Broughton 12 33 Millbrook 20 INOLN DONS (OCT Fas Naor Soren Bri aan Seige Everyone is so close that anything can be discussed. I think the best way to learn is from friends. Lori Lee Thomas I think I would enjoy my class better if it was anything but English. Sherri Rooth 108 EF or some unknown reason I feel very apathetic towards it. Robert Finke [ LIKE it, I LIKE ie! Russ Downs 1. Mrs. Nancy Binford 2. Mrs. Patsy Stone 3. Miss Peggy Moore 4. Miss Betsy Rogers B: 6 7 8 Mrs. Rita Graves . Mrs. Dorothy Riddle . Mrs. Jewell Garden . Mrs. Diane Horan I think my English class is great! I like it just the way it is because the class is flexible enough for us to do different things. English is one of the few classes in which I can really get in- volved and express my- self Dawn Colwell ENGLISH ——- Huckleberry —-Hucklebert) | English class is my Les the only class favorite class. We where I can find out | have great discussions what the Student Council | on everything but En- is doing. . Sally B | glish and we do very ae ; 7 : 1. Mr. Patricia Steimer interesting things. 2. Mrs. Dorothy Hege 3. Miss Marion Sutton j Susan Davis 4. Mr. Curtis Booker ) 5. Mrs. Rebecca Strange 6. Mrs. Lois McLean ; 7. Mrs. Nancy Shugart 1s me, all English 8. Mrs. Michelle Burleson 9. Mrs. Barbara Henderson ] h 10. Mrs. Elsie Reid Classes are the same— 11. Mrs. Valerie Sexton very boring. It’s not the feachers fault: it’s just the English language. | Gail Hinton The material presented to me, coupled with my less than mighty intel- ligence, produced the most frustrating year that I have ever spent in math. Jerry Hamann WD ehnition of Calculus: 1. Mr. Donald Simpson . Mrs. Ruth Bass . Mrs. Ida Harkins . Mrs. Linda Giles . Mrs. Minnie Blakely . Mrs. Margaret Lindsey Mathematical explanations Dum W NH for complex ideas; which when simplified, become twice as confusing as they were to begin with. Susan Kiley All this garbled rhetoric about PI makes me hungry. Matt Baron’ 113 I really like math this year because Mrs. Harkins really knows how to get it across. However, I think it might be easier if I � gu J itty had learned more in third grade. ngs ie Se de fa) | || | me ; Susan Navey : If 1 could do Math 9-10 all over again, I would not. Jay Tervo I like my math class class this yer. Bein’ i, especially the side I able to go as high as i sit on. But I don’t 7 x 6 is kee n and will I «understand how the help me through life. iy smarter kids always ’ ; Carl Dean A : end up on the other side. ge eer . Miss Rita Hildebran . Mrs. Cleopatra Carr . Mes. Lillian Gould : F Mr. Charles Bradfield By dingy, we shore did 6. Mrs. judy Dees . Mr. Scott Naeser learn alot in Mrs. Giles 8. Mrs. Beverly McClain Ruth Honer N 15 B rs baie: Ada be, SBag0 im Saee D8. 5 2 bes an. . Wits 28 bt s00.. a. “SSO8tG0becg, - R Sa wodene! 3 Sikicas se ORS ° PO me Chm, in mew vy ww? ero ve ey eee SOCIAL STUDIES ; My social studies class was fantastic, interesting, and fun. Chris Nelson I like the discussions that go on in Ms. Bry- ant’s class. She lis- tens instead of telling all the time. Mi ke Dowdee . Mr. Charles Lehning . Mrs. Marion O’Quinn . Mr. Morton Teitelbaum . Mrs. Linda Mitchell . Mr. Horace Barefoot OkthwWwn History is interpre- tation and Ms. Bryant’s interpretation has been something else. And that is great. Nina Weaver Me. Barefoot was a great teacher and he made the class a better one. Charlotte Pekich I learned a new way to look at History. Cyndie Cowan 117 SOCIAL STUDIES My Tech-Ecch Class was exactly that . Ecch. Bennie Howard Our Ecology class 1s full of trash. Keith Garrad 118 ‘nie is the first time since elementary school that I have liked and learned something in history. I like the informal atmosphere. Leslie Micham For the third time, American History 1s bad news, but this year it was easier because everybody else flunked it, too. Our Georgia sweetie made it fun. Chip Cohoon Transferring into Ecol- ogy from ECCP, Miss Bry- ant made me realize how rere right I was in turning my back upon technology. Carl Brooker Seeul Studies class can be very interesting if you only take time not to listen. Deborah Adkins . Mr. Peter Beenen . Mr. Donald Goodwin . Mrs. Zora Felton Miss June Bryant . Mrs. Lucille Webb . Mr. Stephen Takacs . Mr. Robert Taylor Se -t We just finished wiping out the fruit fly plague and drying down slime mold. Now that we have discovered what is wrong with the cafeteria, we, the seventh period ad- _ vanced biology class, under the nimble leader- ship of Bevacqua, move on, for there are new worlds to conquer! Tim Brown les a priceless and invaluable experience. Russell Downs Sie chemical formula for alcohol is C,H,OH. Wade Williams I have found chemistry very strenuous. I would do great if it was my only class. It does not help if one is lazy either. Lisa Geraghty . Mrs. Lillie Jones . Mrs. Emma Bevaqua . Miss Evelyn Holloman . Mrs. Margaret McKay . Mr. Howell Stroup, Jr. SCIENCE Chemistry is a subject loaded with too many picky details. Paul Tew it enjoy the disections except for the formal- dahyde. Sherrie Rudisill A lot of people sit in class and contem- plate their anatomy . Philip Keith Oink oink, squeal, squeal. Tom Fogleman An hWN . Mary Anne Patterson . Mr. Ocie Taylor . Mr. Albert Johnson . Mrs. Dorothy Demby . Miss Claire Freeman . Mr. Waytt Currin Me: Bevacqua’s 7th inside and out. Leigh Smith period advanced biology class: “a must for the I just wish we could inquisitive mind.” have had a fetal pig ay oll barbeque this year. In Giatotye von octet staul seni know a small, friendly VAY beaten ce Gree Tab! animal called a “pig,” Burt Mori FOREIGN MOF COA Sm ae I have experienced a lot of pains and heartaches these past two years in SECOND year German. Peter Katsikis After you figure out why you were dumb enough to take it, it was fun. 124 Stephan Hochheisen Y ou will like Te oe 4 you know vhat’s goot for you! Othervise, dee iron Frau vill get you. Garry Williams 1. Mrs. Luz Barefoot 2. Mrs. Betty Jordan 3. Mrs. Janelle Haseman 4. Mrs. Ann England 5. Miss Robin Gunter FOREIGN LANGUAGE Wy Sacer RC ae ee fey Les hard doing French grammar and learning the language, when we can’t even do English grammar right. Julie Gelbin It is extremely hard. Things go by so fast. It is hard enough to learn thre ee eens Ce FO COST : a foreign language with- out having to guess what 126 | the teachers want you to do. John Holder We have some pretty good singers in my French class and the people can really dance well on desks, including Mrs. Anderson. Sue Timberlake . Mrs. . Mrs. . Mrs. . Mrs. . Mrs. Diana Dean Lide Anderson Elsie Perry Cornelia Winton Marilyn Jenkins I have enjoyed the cook- ing. Class discussions are a little boring. I would like to do some- thing that is more creative. David Shaffer Ibe this class we communicate, not just listen. Kerry Webster HOME ECONOMICS cit! Motori BleRic class has been a great help in the reg- ular, boring school days. It breaks the monotony of school. It’s an easy going class and I can always look forward to coming. I’ve enjoyed all the cooking projects very much and think we have had the best in- structor that there ts. Moe Overby 1. Miss Louise Ward 2. Mrs. Margaret Thomas 3. Mrs. Annette Watson INDUSTRIAL Students should be more inspired. Critiques should be made of pro- jects. Better wood should be purchased even if it means high prices. More organization of tools is needed so they won't get ripped off. Kenny Bentancourt Padustrial Arts would be better if students took better care of the equip- ment. Vernon Hess W here would we all be without a little train- ing in Industrial Arts? Michael Freeman hethaset Acts in this school gives a student an Opportunity to learn if he wants. Many students regard shop as an Opportunity to play. This shop has good equipment and excellent teachers, but both are abused. Ray Adkins X e have too many non- workers in class. Delmar Jones . Mr. Daniel Mann . Mr. Edward Becken 3. Mr. Arnold Barrett . Mr. Paul Banks . Mr. Robert Hamlin OQHwm Lr ZORA OCcor Besides never having played tennis before, falling off the bal- ance beam, getting kicked in the shins (from soc- cer), and getting bruised arms (from vol- leyball), gym was okay. Jennifer Davis it enjoy being able to choose what I take, but I wish the choices were more varied. Sandra Epps 132 Gym is the best class all day. You get to run around and forget about all your other classes. Chris O'Neill Ive found gym to be one of my most important classes, but it’s just not long enough. Tyrone Everett . Mrs. Marguerite Cook . Mrs. Laura Barrier . Miss Nancy Walker . Mr. James Brown . Mr. Leslie Wright . Mr. Bill Harrington Dm bBWHN 133 134 me ZO @e— Fh Dol aa| ACO O)e5 1. Mrs. Brenda Reiter 2. Mr. Linwood Sharpe 3. Mrs. Brenda Bateman 4. Mr. Warren Elliott lke be able to relate my life and goals to school and to be able to have school incor- porated in this program is one of the most educational experiences I have had in school. Carol Rudisill Icr was alright, once the money started rolling in. Ollie Bridges I have enjoyed this vocational training class. It has taught me about the world of work, but most of all, it cuts my school day in half. The knowledge I have gained will help me in life. Steve Link Mey ' athe “Ry +4 bea ot On A nt A a - . a , Naat ee La 135 iiiiticceietinee sc. coe ae 4 ie Anybody going to college should either take typing or have a lot of money. Right now, it costs about five dollars a page to get a term paper typed. So I’m glad I took typing in high school. Richard Williams 136 BUSINESS Mrs. Elizabeth Weddington Mrs. Lyllis Vuncannon Mrs. Frances Snipes Mrs. Linda Weaver weird ae Typing is not the most relaxing course in the world. It makes you feel very spastic, to say the least. Margaret Yates W ith twenty-four errors a minute, I guess you’d say it’s okay. At least I try! Julie Belton Typing is to be toler- ated. It’s the only SPL have: Mark Ellison 137 a 3 EF 2 hed ; hp Oe : Lig 3 ie ” 5 ie I like the Art Depart- ment. The only thing it lacks is enough time to do anything. Camille Taylor Att is a good way to get rid of all of your anxieties. Throwing clay around and smashing it helps if things just don’t seem to be going 1. Mrs. Mable Bullock 2. Mr. Robert Rankin your way. Kathy Ogburn Art is a unique exper- 1ence. Liz Patterson XY e love you, Mable! 6th Period Art — . Mrs. Sandra Strickhouser Mr. Norman Noe . Mr. Buckner Malcolm wr 140 I came into the band fully conscious and alert, and when we start to play, I’m swept away into another world, time, or dimension. It’s an unrelatable experience. Sam Hawkins This is my only chance to relax and listen to everybody else play. Tim Lowry I have been in chorus for three years now and I really feel that the group has improved. If you're willing to put a lot of time and effort into the music, the end J result is worth it. Reina Hannibal I feel that music 1s a great experience that everyone should get involved in. Mark Evans just isn’t enough time to read a book. What ever happened to the good old two-week system. Bonnie Hales I hate the way the librarians assume that you are going to rip them off. They are after you at every corer. Sean Ellison The library is a nice 142 Many times one week place to be, if you can ever get there. Gary Quesenberry Being kicked out of the library five times this year, I can’t say anything nice about it. Candy Honeycutt 1. Mrs. Faytiny Webster 2. Mrs. Linda Trent 3. Mrs. Veronica Warner 4. Mrs. Beatrice Fogleman FARE AR Fare ee eee LIBRARY - (1 Nears, Si The library has changed The only periods I can completely since last get in the library when year. The rules are I am skipping class is much more regimented — when Mrs. Jones is and military—more working. people try to avoid it Bruce Baker than ever use it! Mary K. Shore voice every morning but where is the rest of your body? Anne Eskridge It seems to me that the administration has closed their ears to the people who care or who need help. The only way you can get them to listen to you is if you get in trouble. Colleen Murray I think they are doing as well as can be ex- pected considering . Susan Ord Me. Murray, I hear your a Mr. Wendell M. Murray Jr. Mr. Medicus E. Bragg . Mrs. Lucy F. Schubart Mr. Charles C. Alston . Mrs. Francis I. Stallings alive administration seems to be more concerned with what 1s typically known as “book learning” instead of TRUE education. I try not to let school interfere with my educa- tion. Milo Hunter ADMINISTRATION The only way to get through to the administration is to break one of their senseless rules. Tom Spain alge administration is just great! Whenever I have a problem, I go straight to my counselor because she is so helpful. Joe School The only thing that bothers me is the principal. PH bet there are some kids in this school who don’t ren kn hat he look even KNOW what he 100KS could really use a lot like! I wish h ld ike. 1 wish he wou of help. I'll bet that get out and mingle with ip vouneeeten the natives. 7 counselor the same Dawn Goforth question about your lene administration schedule, each one would have a different answer. 146 Susan Bennett ‘ SEER HES hata “ I would be a waste of time to comment on the administration. Tom Reimers Mrs. Janet B. Stevens . Mrs. Lucille B. Utley . Mrs. Elaine W. Perry 4. Miss Julia B. Barrett 5. Mrs. Frances Johnson 6. Mr. David W. Stipe Wn 147 ORGANIZATIONS — ORGANIZATION | = , I think that most people on the executive council worked really hard. Rita and Delsenia really did a good job. Too many ’ people don’t appreciate or realize all of the work that Gincy Burns Egenttee Council and Student Government goes ON OA ot CO-PRESIDENTS Delsenia Murchinson, Rita Benbow AAAuugggghrrargguuhhaha. Rod Meth EACH PACK CONTAINS | SovarT swan ass I TS WATT StaNonen auies [eam 100 WATT STANDARD LLRs : - i Sera Leis : me PCL CONSTITUTIONAL REVISIONS COMMITTEE rere : P Ss Row One: Skip Mendler, Milo Hunter, Beth Storie. Row Two: Marta Spain, Josh Cardin, Pam Lesher, Jerry Eatman. 150 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row One: Jimmy Gambrell, Delsenia Murchison. Row Two: Jerry Eatman, Marta Spain, Suzanne Williams, Rita Benbow, Andrea Palounek, Sam Tay- lor, Gincy Burns. Row Three: Beth Storie, Skip Mendler, Marilyn Glenn, Rod Meth, Richard Griffiths, Josh Car- din. Row Four: Larry Bohannon, Pam Lesher, Alma Lane. Row Five: Bill Hol- man, Cindy Henenberg. Hine Executive Council was very interesting this year. The people worked really hard. Until I became a member, I did not know the exact duties of the council. There are lots of them. Alma Lane The Executive Council is confusing at times, frustrating, enjoyable, funny, nerve-racking, influential, and helpful to the school, even though the projects were not appreciated by the students! Marilyn Glenn ORGANIZATIONS : 2 ree ee a=, ee .4 ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Row One: Nancy Phelps, Jane Stephens, Virginia Kauffmann, Anna Taylor, Toni Gournas, Jane-Jane Teague. Row Two: Cheryl Novak, Lynn Bissell, Beth Holland, Blair Griffith, Craig Peebles, Aliss Borngesser, Mary Ellen Schultz, Ann Robinson, Betsy Brooks, Debbie Van Houten. Row Three: Karen Todd, Susie Smith, Patty Rodeheffer, Lynn Holland, Tricia Roberts, Susan Navey, Julie Capettine, Debbie Moye, Sherri Forehand, Melinda Clement, Kathy Sharpe. Row Four: Beverly Peebles, Karen Dobrogosz, Debbie Hayes, Betti Hoover, Margaret Yates, Susan Yates, Corrine Wurts, Karen Satterfield, Beverly Whitaker, Kathy Sp« del. Row Five: Sandra Benson, Bob Myers, Micheal Kunc, Mark Evans, Karl Davis, Cy Coles, Derrick Newsom, Bill Holman, Jay Tervo, Mark Vitek, Chuck Bailey. STUDENT COOP Row One: Cindy Henenberg, Milo Hunter, Dan Cody. Row STANDARDS BOARD Two: Alma Lane, Mary Kay Shore, Andrea Palounek, Bill Beh- rends. Row Three: Skip Mendler, Jay Tervo, Mike Morse. Row Elton Reid, Bob Cramer, Rod Meth, Andrea Palounek, Ginger Four: Ruth Honor, Jennifer Freeman, Suzanne Williams. Smith, Wanda Evans, Charyl Chavis. 152 HUMAN RELATIONS Row One: Suzanne Williams, Jennifer Freeman, Milo Hunter. Row Two: Ruth Honer, Skip Mendler. Row Three: Deb- bie Anderson, Andrea Palounek, Bill Behrends. Row Four: Hilary Ellwood, Lisa Markey, Laurie Rose. Row Five: Alma Lane, Cindy Bogle, Cindy Henenberg. ven though not many people showed up for the Student Coop meetings we had enough participants to watch over the smoking lounge and keep up the school scrapbook. Ruth Honer ln baa Relations? Fun!! Ruth Honer 153 ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS COMMITTEE Row One: Abby Strickland, Sherry Forehand, Blair Griffith, Jane-Jane Teague, Trudy Cooper, Toni Gournas, Ann Robinson, Aliss Borngesser, Julie Capettini, Debbie Move, Betsy Brooks, Anna Taylor, Karen Todd, Patty Rodehef- fer, Sharon Myers, Jody Kennison, Row Two: Kathy Patterson, Cindy Harrington, Judy Allen, Allison Northcutt, Marie Patterson, Kathy Sharpe, Carol Monteith, Cindy Hamilton, Margaret Yates, Susan Yates, Jan McDougald, Bob Myers, Skep Granberry, Tom Riemers, Steve Gatton, Richard Tripp. Row Three: Reecie Sloan, Shelley McMagon, Susan McPhail, Debbie Van Houten, Kathy Speidel, Chazz Foret, Susanne Wiggins, Janice Regi, Ann Harrison, Anna Ball Jones, Renee Foushee, Bob Mosley, Kent Chamberlain, Dennis Holt, Dan Stefureac, Arthur Reimers, Bobby Horky, Willard Buffkin Wy e have greatly helped : school spirit and we hope that spirit will grow in coming years. Bob Myers Big Dan and Ding Deb are excellent sports commentators. I’ve heard that Howard Cosell has ense-filled thriller fachal 2 shows300%7 far ani. Bei.a- contacted them about several future jobs. Toni Gournas 154 ett th ere Wesley Nance t CO pw Tis - Ue, fee ay sy wi ; $y ® 5 Ay cs ; iS 44 SORE it y , Z } ys = Presb POSTER COMMITTEE Row One: Elizabeth Gainor, Felecia Kurtz, Lisa Wollman, Beverly Whitaker, Trudy Copper, Carol Rudis ill, Karen James. Row Two: Derrick Newsom, Hilary Ellwood. id copes? =e res) atrs pe ttspes ss eae be ne eer ” ss sz cases Ee —_ PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Row One: Kathy Parsons, Mary Anne Mitchell, Sheri Bedsole. Row Two: Cathy Jacobs, LeGrande Lester, Pam Tripper, Lynn Holland. Row Three: Joyce Ruth, Dan Cody, Mike Morse, Richard Griffiths, Pat Terry. Row Four: The purpose of our committee is to get the news to the people. And we have a good time doing it. Lynn Holland We got posters up. Mike Morse 7 e met, made posters, and¥%kept the students (somewhat) informed. LeGrande Lister 155 ORGANIZATIONS INTRAMURALS Sk Sern COMMITTEE ; Row One: Richard Tripp, Whit Kenney, Tom Kearns, Willard Buffkin, Mike Safrit, Steve Ur- ban. Row Two: Dawn Goforth, John Kearns, ae John Proctor, Heather Jones, Debbie Ander- § —_ = son, Nancy Welby, Belinda Knisley, Bob | | | Myers. Row Three: Richard Williams, Jay As Barnwell, Randy Brodd, Susie Smith, Kathy Pe- OOO ters, Jay Delancy. Jf 5 wd HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Row One: Suzanne Williams, Terry Bragg, Amy Hanson, Marie Patterson, Aliss Borngesser, Martha Darden, Beth Mordecai, Donna Hicks, Karen Dorsett, Janet Jessup, Kathy Patterson. Row Two: Barbara Bogle, Beth Holland, Tricia Roberts, Beverly Black, Riena Hannibal, Toni Gournas, Nancy Cowan, Teresa Dick, Beanie Brown, Beth Pennington, Cindy Bogle, Nancy Phelps, Valerie Baines. Row Three: Dabra Remsburger, Susan Ord, Marcia Blackburn, Ruth Honer, Su- sanne Wiggins, Susan Navey, Karen Satterfield, Melanie Brown, Jan Rutherford, Debbie Anderson, Lisa Markey, Becky Lynch. Row Four: Ann Robinson, Step- hanie Timko, Leigh Hones, Debbie Moye, Julie Capettine, Kathy Spiedel, Leah Brooks, Robin Holly, Trisha Ayers, Joan O’Donnell, Jane Martin, Laurie Rose, Jan McDougald, Alma Lane. 156 Im surprised at the fun I have had working on the Fine Arts Committee. Everyone has been really nice and I haven’t been afraid to Participate. Robin Holly The purpose of the Hospitality Committee is FINE ARTS COMMITTEE Row One: Janet Jessup, Lyn Taylor, Milo Hunter, Cyndy Boughton, Kathy Sakiewicz, Jennifer Freeman, Lauren Eades. Row Two: Lynn Holla nd, Lisa Wollman, Robin Phillips, Carol Hines, Mary Kay Shore, Beth Mordecai, Bar- bara Fike, Diane Hollowell, Marcia Blackburn, Joy Wagnor, Row Three: Abby Strickland, Julie Olsen, Susan Farrell, Joni Wischhusen, Leah Lewis, Susan Navey, Martha Darden, Cindy Hamilton, Susan McPhail, Andrea Palounek, Beth Storie. Row Four: Dan Cody, Trisha Ayers, Debbie Hayes, Sandra Benson, Mike Morse, Bill Hol- man, Laurie Ciesla, Theresa Sakiewicz, Hilary Ellwood, Ruth Honor, Carolyn Dew. to create luscious goodies and decorate for the various school functions. Leigh Jones ntramurals Committee? Nothing to it!! Mike Safrit 157 ORGANIZATION CAFETERIA COMMITTEE Row One: Derrick Newsome. Richard Williams. Row Two: Beverly Black, Raye Early. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Row One: Debbie Caudill, Ann Robinson, Michael Kunc, Julie Capettine, Kathy Sharpe, Lisa Geraghty, Karen Todd. Row Two: Bill Winn, Paula Freeman, Cliff Ray, Doug South- erland, Kathy Stines. Row Three: Mark Evans, Chip Parrish, Melissa Storie, Steve Wood- all, Craig Sweeney, Kevin Black, Steve Gatton. Papen MARSHALLS Row One: Jay Delancy, LaVonda Duncan, Chuck Gouge, Margaret Brown, Row Two: Tom Fogleman, Becky Barn- hill, Andraedese Hill. Row Three: Wade Smith, Martha Muth, Robbie Cohen, Anna Ball Jones, Delsenia Murchison. PROJECTS COMMITTEE Row One: Becky Lynch, Valerie Baines, Farley Pearce, Kathy Sharpe. Row Two: Karen Sat- terfield, Cindy Bogle, Suzanne Williams, Barbara Morrisey, Beth Pennington. lite purpose of the Cafeteria Committee is to supply those students that can not go out to lunch with something to do. Raye Early 159 ORGANIZATIONS AUDIO VISUAL COMMITTEE Row One: Michael Freeman, Milo Hunter, David Thomas, Clayton Adams, Steve Johnson. Row Two: Rick Hollowell, Newton Hob- good, John Jackson, Mike Urben, Chazz Foret. Row Three: Bob Gossner, Wade Williams, John Boglovits, Larry Schulze. SAFETY COMMITTEE Row One: Nancy Cozart, Debbie Izzo, Cathy Lott, Candy Pahl, Kathy Stupalsky. Row Two: Jane-Jane Teague, Kathy Ogburn, Jane Holliday. fe SCHOOL STORE COMMITTEE Row One: Tom Morrisey, Robert Lehardy, Mike Forehand, Row Two: Melanie Brown, Beanie Brown, Jane-Jane Teague, Leslie Whit- lock, Julie Gelbin. Row Three: Paula Johnson, Kathy Parsons, Pat Clemmer, Martha Muth, Amanda Holliday, Mike Shea. Row Four: Mary Anne Mitchell, LuAnne Moore, Nancy Dubois, Trudy Cooper, Lynn Thomas, Chazz Forets 160 The purpose of the rary Committee is to keep Safety Committee is to the library neat and clean, promote safety in the and to decorate and keep school, parking lot, up the bulletin boards for and school grounds. the benefit of the students Candy Pahl and teachers. Beverly Black a i , The purpose of the Lib- HOUSE AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Row One: Jody Dean, Jane Holliday, Candy Pahl, Cathy Grimes, Rob- bie Cohen. Row Two: Larry Bohannon, Pat Terry, Pam Trippeer. Row Three: Beth Pennington, Steve Gatton, Chazz Foret. LIBRARY COMMITTEE Row One: Reina Hannibal, Beverly Black. Row Two: Nancy Cowan, Eva Ridgeway, Martha Dar- den, Row Three: Trisha Ayers, Robin Holley, Leah Lewis. Row Four: Pam Koon, Joy Wagnor, Elizabeth Gainor. Row Five: Becky Elleman, Anne Noneman, Nancy Welby. Row Six: Lisa Markey, Laurie Rose, Karen Satterfield. MIMEOGRAPH COMMITTEE Row One: Julie Olsen. Row Two: Jennifer Free- man, Rhonda Thomas, Mike Morse, Dan Cody. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS LATIN CLUB Row one: Anne Noneman, Nancy Welby, Becky Spain, Allison Northcutt, Louise Noell, Dawn Colewell, Keryl Edgerton, Kathy Sale. Row two: Loraine Saucier, Cynthia Hammond, Eva Ridge- way, Amanda Holliday, Melanie Jones, Dorothy Rogers, Aida Doss, Patricia Tierney. Row three: Eric Van Tassel, Chuck Tompkins, Mark Pergeson, Steve Kenny, Skip Mendler, Rod Meth, Paula Johnson, Susan Perkins. SPANISH CLUB Row one: Karen Dorsett, Mary Kay Shore, Tricia Roberts, Susan Navey, Donna Hicks, Teresa Dick, Renee Jones, Jennifer Davis. Row two: Debbie 1|zzo, Bonnie Hales, Diane Mauney, Anne Pre- snell, Debbie Anderson, Debbie McCutcheon, Alma Lane, Amy Wilkin- son, Donna Baker, Vicki Jones. Row three: Robin Holley, Dorcas Bucher, Carol Harrington, Vicki Latham, Pam Wall, Beverly Kellam, Ruth Honer, Mar- tha Darden, Melanie Brown, Ann Robin- son. Row four: Mike Abramson, Eddie Mitchell, Brad Wright, Marshall Glover, Whit Kenney, Carl Winkler, Mike Carey, Buddy Struthers, Milo Hunter, David Overby, Anna Taylor. 162 FRENCH CLUB Row one: Kathy Patterson, Susanne Wiggins, Deborah Adkins, Beth Pandich, Debbie Van Houten, Karen Quesenberry, Bar- bara Bogle, Renia Hannibal, Lynn Clifton, Karen Dobrogosz, Julie Gelbin, Josette Baffaro, Martha Frisone. Row two: Diane Hollowell, Susan Timberlake, Melinda Clements, Susie Smith, Debbie Ringgold, Beth Byrum, Annamarie Reddin, Pat Terry, Kathy Jacobs, Marcia Blackburn, Cindy Bogle, Susan Ferrell, Cyndy Boughton, Jerry Eatman, Marie Patterson, Pam Tripper, Lisa Markey. Row three: Marilyn Glenn, Debbie Bailey, Kathy Vaughn, Kathy Parsons, Evelyn Bostic, Lisa Geraghty, Clare 16 French Club is the biggest and the best club at Sanderson. We did more this year than all the ; other clubs combined. Lynn Thomas. Bh German Club has got to be the most united, § | loyal, hardworking club at Watson, Kathy Croom, Abby Strickland, Jane Holliday, Julie Collins, Valerie Baines, Becky Lynch, Karen Satterfield, Jan Moorman, Sue Sorenson, Lynn Thomas, Arthur Reimers, Bon- nie Trevillian, Linnet Brophy. Row four: Jan McDougald, Julie Capettini, Ruth Harke, Beverly Haslip, Anne Van Tassel, Jan Warren, Susan Drew, Susan Ord, Dawn Goforth, Chuck Rog- ers, Beth Storie, Kathy Speidel, Kathy Stines, Laurie Ciesla, Sandra Benson, Tom Morrisey, George Reddin, Leslie Whit- lock, David Thomas, Jay Pope, Susan Beir. GERMAN CLUB Sanderson. Kim Mullins Row one: Kathryn Haynes, Anne Sneed, Martie Voland, Jonathan Marsh, Eric Van Tas- sel, Andrea Palounek, Lyn Taylor, Garry Williams, Mrs. Jenkins, Lis Christian, Cheryl Holder, Sally Cunningham. Row two: Bob Chapin, Andy Kleitsch, Dee Reichart, Joni Wischhusen, Beanie Brown, Mary Lorscheider, Andrea Betts, Kim Mullins, Gail Hinton, Becky Elleman, Sue Kiley. Row three: Mike Conners, Craig Lauver, Jay Barlow, Toni Bowerman, Susan Perkins, Katherine Barnhill, Richard Griffiths, Moose Goldberg, Mark Tommerdahl, Trisha Ayers, Hilary Elwood, Monica Machilek. Row four: Chug Latham, Craig Sweeney, Bob Cramer, Mark Vitek, Allen Jernigan, Joe Hodge, Reid Stott, Larry Bohannon, Dave Drechsel, Rick Hollowell, Chris Nelson. The Spanish Club needs more participation. Amy Wilkinson Y-TEENS Row one: Teresa Dick, Ruth Honer. Row two: Susan Bradley, Patricia Tierney, Louise Noell. Row three: Cheryl Holder, Denise Klohr. Row four: Jill Schlucth- ter, Lisa Bollinger, Margaret Brown, Jill Wagoner. Row five: Debbie Merritt, Kathy Edwards. BGs Row one: Mike Safrit, Whit Kenney, Cliff Ray, Dennis Holt, Jim Russell, Preston Har- relle, Bill Boyette, Joe Waldon. Row two: Steve Kenney, Marc Reynolds, Eddie Pupa, Carl Brooker, Bill Winn, Mark Vitek, Stan Hall, Dan Stufureac. Row four: Mike Warner, Joe Hodge, Willard Buffkin, David Winn, George Reddin, Bob Cramer, Paul Gentry, Dale Craft, Dirk Ewing, Jay Barnwell. Row four: Skip Granberry, Bobby Bar- din, Tom Kearns, Tim Sullivan, Joe Norkus, Steve Woodall, Steve Gatton, Steve Urben. 164 Our projects were of service to the community; that’s what the Key Club 1s all about. Eric Van Tassel I thought the FGA made reasonable progress this year. We had quite a few very interesting speakers. Mike Warner ICE CLUB Row one: Laurie Steigerwald, Bonnie Hales, Dana Sturm, Anne Van Tassel, Mary Kay Shore, Jane Stephens, Lynn Holland, Lis Christian, Dery! Edgerton. Row two: David Thomas, Dan Cody, Arthur Reimers, Carl Brooker, Richard Griffiths, Aida Doss, Lynn Thomas, Ann Ferrell, Peggy Carey, Chalene Cook, Marta Spain. Row three: Mike Morse, Eric Van Tassel, Ken Martin, Steve Gatton, Tom Morrisey, Paul Emerson, Mark Evans, Chazz Foret, Dawn Goforth, John Siphers, Reecie Sloan. HI-Y Row one: Arthur Reimers, Mark Vitek, Dan Stufureac, Kent Chamberlain. Row two: Bill Winn, Joe Norkus, Whit Kenney, Joe Hodge, Mark Burroughs, Matt Gardner, Jay Delancy, Tom Rel- mers, Jay Barnwell, Carl Brooker, Tim Sullivan, Dirk Ewing. Row three: Cliff Ray, Chip Parrish, Lee Morris, Cliff Purvis, David Winn, David Johnson, Steve Kenney, Marc Reynolds, Tim Fleming, Tom Lease, Carl Dean, Mike Warner. Row one: Susie Smith, Jan Rutherford, Amanda Holliday, Gina Chamberlain, Mary Ellen Schultz, Toni Gournas, Anne Noneman. Row two: Joni Wischhusen Ann Matthews, Vicki Jones, Linda Salley, Amy Wilkinson, Betsy Brooks, Aliss Borngesser. Ann Robinson, Deb- bie Van Houten, Jane-Jane Teague. Row three: Terri Shea, Beth Mordecai, Stephanie Timko, Beth Pandich, Pam Blalock, Diana Donnelly, Jill Borngesser, Kathy Speidel, Anna Taylor, Julie Capettini, Debbie Moye, Robin Rogers. Row four: Janet Helms, Debbie An- derson, Charlene Cook, Julie Pittman, Peggy Carey, Marta Spain, Jane Holliday, Sue Schulz, Beth Storie, Anna Ball Jones, Trudy Cooper, Nancy Welby. Row five: Robin Phil- lips, Kathy Parsons, Martha Muth, Beth Wilson, Anne Eskridge, Blair Griffith, Pam Lesher, Kathy Sharpe, Pat Terry, Annamarie Reddin, Sue Donnelly. hae : g a 82 e � pe 8! eSB egw s tees aes oe ee (8 Fie eae 22S? sees [eae ses ts Lege @ OSS Sime Ser te oe pet ey st tees 2 2. a8 oo ? ee ee eet” ay ee eet coe eS tee ear é DECK Row One: Judy Martin, Pamela Leach, Donna Pennisi, Loduska Guion, Jane Proctor, Linda Veiberg, Rita Thomas, Becky Street. Row Two: Anne Harrington, Judy Ferguson, Sheila Humes, Cindy Mize, Wanda Mitchell, Kasandra Nassey, Raye Early, Val Brandon, Sherry Radcliffe, Donna Langley, Debbie Tuttle. Row Three: Julie Wendt, Leslie Dolby, Nancy Greene, Julie Wilson, Susan Bennett, Mary Adler, Valerie Gable, Terrie McCutcheons, Quincy Hin- ton, Martha Smetana, Mamie Branch. Row Four: Jewel Lee, Susan Howard, Debbie Webb, Caroline Beal, Woody Duke, Glenn Warren, Reginald Blackman, Wade Hitchcock, Billy Jenkins, Jimmy Tailey, Maureen Matt, Linda Smith, Cindy Cheves. Not Pictured: Sharon Gunn, Henry Kellam, Robert Mitchell, Susan Locke, Janice Bridges, Mike Kelly, Donna Caldwell, Renee McNeill. 166 URRY Wann woo co ON A 8 mip WTERVIEW DRESSED THIS WAY? = il he Row One: Sharlene Fuller, Earl Fuller, Teresa Lynn, Maria Hawkins, Sharon Koobs, Kaye Pearce, Caroline Blades, Kathy Stokes. Row Two: Diane Wood, Sue Dixon, Cathy Hueger- ich, Mallory Markle, Bonnie Nelson, Brenda Crudup, Linda Vaughn, Frances Chalifour, Brenda Haley, Mrs. Weddington. however, there are many My favorite event conflicts in the after-noons. planned by the club this year has been our trip to canay pahi Rex Hospital. Reina Hannibal I joined the club to look into the field of —_—- Nash ane SA EEN : | i | i i , I have attended the ie nursing. majority of the meetings, Reina Hannibal HEALTH CAREERS Row One: Norma Lampher, Beverly Black, Reina Hanniball, Beverly Lam- pher, Candy Pahl, Libby Currance, Ka- ren Dorsett, Delsenia Murchinson, Jan Rutherford, Diana Echandi. Row Two: Debbie Anderson, Marie Patterson, Lisa Markey, Cindy Jayroe, Beth Mor- decai, Melanie Brown, Alfred Johns, Julie Russell, Kathy Stewart, Alma Lane. Row Three: Lynn Thomas, Ruth Honer, Jan McDougald, Laurie Rose, Elizabeth Gainor, Tim Saleeby, Kathy Speidel, Jan Moorman, Willa Rain- bow, Lynn Womble. 167 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row one: Chure Bennett, Cindy Henenberg, Sue Kiley, Dana Sturm, Elton Reid, Milo Hunter, Greg Schmidt, Mark Everette. Row two: Nancy Cowan, Susan Davis, Carol Kemp, Becky Elleman, Mr. Stroup, Diane Mauney, Andrea Palounek, Lyn Taylor, Martha Darden, Robin Holley, Nancy Kiley. Not pictured: Bob Drake, Ray Adkins. Most of the energy in the Coin and Stamp Club was expended in trying to get more than four people to show up at the meetings. Then of course there was the meeting where no one showed up! Oh well, there’s always next year. MATH CLUB Row one: Rod Meth, Andrea Palounek, Milo Hunter, Cindy Henenberg, Richard Griff- iths, Mike Conner. Row two: Ray Katz, Skip Mendler, Garry Williams, Mark Pergerson. Row three: Susan Perkins, Kevin Black, Ruth Honer, Rob Bowerman, Beth Byrm, Reina Hannibal, Arthur Reimers. Becky Elleman 168 COIN AND STAMP CLUB Row one: Anne Sneed, Becky Elleman. Row two: Rob Bowerman, Andrea Palounek, Richard Griffiths. | I enjoyed the _ Photography Club the few § Cy | times we did anything. It | was going to be like a mini-course, but that flopped. There needs to be a Photography class taught | at school. Chure Bennett «5: b OL OL NS | BY ou don’t have to be a CHESS CLUB Row one: Mark Reed, Mike Abramson, Buddy Struthers. Row two: Rob Bowerman, Ray 7 Katz, Garry Williams, Craig Laurer, Sean Ellison. Row three: David Sherman, George good math student to be Reddin, Dan Brennan, Howard Hughes, Skip Mendler, Mr. Takacs (advisor). Not pic- : tured: Mike Conner, Maureen Kennihan, Scott Bullock. in the Math Club. 169 Reina Hannibal DRAMA CLUB Row one: Patrick Inman, Libby Currence, Amanda Holliday, Debbie Van Houten, Laura Puryear, Sarah Baggett, Jennifer Greeman. Row two: Karen Dorsett, Sharon Myers, Ray Katz, Milo Hunter, Marion Bowden, Patricia Tierney, Neice Wiggins, Millie Deak, Diane Hill. Row three: Linda Hicks, Carl Dean, Maureen Kennihan, Karen Hinkley, Anne Van Tassel, Aida Doss, Denise Klohr, David Sedaris, Lauren Jones, Legrand Lister. Row four: Leslie Whitlock, Chuck Rogers, John Boglovits, Randy Tapp, Tom Morrisey, Rod Meth, Andrea Palounek, Skip Mendler, Ruth Honer, Sue Sorensen, Lee Dollar, Debbie Ringgold. Being on the stage crew I learned a little about every aspect of drama. The club is great. The members are weird. Karen Dorssett I want to be famous (really). David Sedaris We did better than any SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB Row one: Sara Brown, Karen Hinkley, Nancy Kiley, Susan Ferrell, Barbara other club at Sanderson. Matthews. Row two: Scott Bullock, Andrea Palounek, Sue Kiley, Skip Mendler, Mrs. Patterson, Eric Van Tassel, Mrs. Jones. We have the most spirit. Tom Morrisey If someone is extremely interested in the field of science and school does not fully develop those skills, they need somewhere to entend themselves. Mike Jacobs The events of this year have taught me the basics of drama. Marion Bowden LAW ENFORCEMENT CLUB Row one: Kent Duke, Sam Hawkins. Row two: Mr. Barrett, Bennie Howard, Charles Thomas, David Barlow, Robert Furey. SPARTANETTES, MAJORETTES, CHEERLEADERS The response we got from the crowds was the best I’ve seen in quite a while. Hopefully it will be even better next year. Lisa Martin VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row One: Jane-Jane Teague, Toni Gournas (Head), Anna Ball Jones, Andradese Hill. After a performance, Row Two: Renee Jones, Alma Hooker, Lisa Martin, Becky Barnhill. (Not Pictured): Mary Ellen Schultz. when the crowd is clapping, the long hard practices some- how seem worth it. Debbie Hayes Lamphere, Pat Terry. SPARTANETTES Row One: Cheryl Holder, Toni Causby (Head), Beverly Lamphere. Row Two: Cheryl Novak, Debbie Hayes (Co-Head), Colleen Murray, 172 Pam Tripper. Row Three: Norma X hen I lift my arms to lead a cheer, I don’t want any sur- prises. Susie Spartan Sanderson has always had the best Major- ettes anywhere, and a. _ | = il — I hope the tradition ley eGabERTEEADER continues. Row One: Ellen Rhodes, Geraldine Jones. Row Two: Marga- ret Fowle, Katherine Barnhill, Dena Frontiero. Gina Chamberlain MAJORETTES Row One: Janie Geiger, Gina Chamberlain (Head), Julie Marchant. Row Two: Susie Toussaint, Mar- tha Muth, Kathy Ogburn, Lynn Worsham. Being a Majorette is They're a darn sight | I 1 ] a lot a hard work better looking than Pt Ups Lin, aa 22 10E OF LUN. gun Ch, OORT Janie Greiger Walt Stuart HONOR ORGANIZATIONS MODERN MUSIC MASTE Row One: Sue Sorenso, Paul Emmeroson, Nancy Cozart, Sonja Byrd, Sunsan Perkins. Row Two: Carl Dean, David Doughton, Jenny Watson, Larry Bohannon, Bob Barkau, Melissa Storie, Ginger Smith. Row Three: Tracy Rose, Sally Burns, Beth Mortecai, Cindy Bogle, Jill Mahler, Cheryl Holder, Beth Byrum, Becky Spain, Beverly Black, Greg Hurley, Debbie Bar- ley, Buddy Struthers. Row Four: Pam Tripper, Lisa Markey, Marcie Blackburn, Patty Den- kins, Nancy Dubois, Martha Caldwell, Jan Mormon, Reina Hannibal, Artie Reimers, Eva Ridgeway, Bobby Hayes. 174 I can’t see that the Honor Society really did anything this year other than in- duct Juniors. All our plans for pro- jects and money-mak- ing ventures just fizzled out. Gincy Burns ‘lite Modern Music Mas- ters are supposed to promote music in the school and community. Reina Hannibal A� Le TODS oe etal ott Pram Mi ae ste (4 Ae TOTO peat orn SERVICE CLUB Row One: Cyndy Boughton, Clayton Adams, Alma Hooker, Toni Gournas, Anthony Pope, Rita Benbow, Lyn Taylor, Julie Capettini, Bill Holman, Carol Rudisill, Delsenia Murchison. Row Two: Cindy Bogle, Candy Pahl, Maggie Miller, Lauren Eades, Renee Jones, Bill Behrends, Richard Griffiths, Suzanne Williams, Earlene Fuller, Gina Cham- berlain, Kathy Sharpe, Mary K. Shore, Jerry Eatman, Ruth Honer, Lisa Martin, Alma Lane, Milo Hunter (President). Row Three: Carl Davis, Mike Morse, Kathy Steuart, Jimmy Gambrell, Gincy Burns, Elton Reid, Melissa Storie, Robbie Cohen, Arthur Rei- mers, Reina Hannibal, Skip Mendler, Chazz Foret, Sammy Taylor, Dan Stefureac, Ka- ren Satterfield, Marilyn Glen, Wanda Mitchell. Row One: Beth Pennington, Debbie Anderson, Doug Trent, Alan Williams, Jane Ste- vens, Rita Benbow, Gina Chamberlain, Cathy Lott, Candy Pahl, Debbie !zzo, Amy Wilkinson, Frank Fields, Beth Byrum, Cheryle Holder. Row Two: Kevin Black Jan Rutherford, Bob Barkauh, Eric Van Tassel, Jane-Jane Teague, Jane Holiday, Scott Bedsole, Lisa Geraughty, Skip Mendler, Andrea Pouloneck, Lauren Eades, Bill Hol- man, Becky Barnhill. Row Three: Reid Castrodale, Karen Satterfield, Bill Behrends, Becky Elleman, Roy Daniels, Lisa Martin, Robin Holley, Anna Ball Jones, Nancy Co- hen, Lynn Bissel, Karen Hinkley. Row Four: Gincy Burns, Marilyn Glenn, Alma Lane, Craig Sweeny, Ginger Smith, Kim Mullins, Jody Hicks, Pam Lesher, Stephanie Timko, Cindy Mize, David Drexell. Row Five: Arthur Reimers, Joe Walden, Sammy Taylor, Nancy McCowan, Barbara Vance, Debra Mitta. Row Six: Diane Moody, Virginia Brown, Becky Spain, Joana Serlitis, Susan Navy, Jill Mahler, Joe Hodge, Carol Kemp, Nancy Englebretson. Row Seven: President John Williams. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC yi wee seek, in gage ee ge! a . ei � Sa BW ‘ i b= i. t HL 2 oie “i ¥ SG PETIA See MARCHING BAND Row one: Gina Chamberlain, Robbie Cohen. Row two: Janie Geiger, Lynn Worsham, Martha Muth, Kathy Ogburn, Susie Toussaint, Julie Marchant. Row three: Shirley Martin, Cindy Wright, Sally Cunningham, Debbie !zzo, Jim Bates, Kathy Stupalsky, Cynthia Hammond, Debbie Deal, Leslie McInturff. Row four: Kathleen Zorowsky, Barbara Williamson, Josette Baffaro, Dathy Lott, Patricia McHugh, Martie Voland, Stephanie Stewart, Teresa Anderson. Row five: Candy Pahl, Debbie Brown, Debbie Hamilton, Lartie Steigerwald, Andrea Betts, Gisela Haddon, Melanie Jones, Greg Meyer, Alma Lane, Marilyn Glenn, Matt Howard. Row six: Amanda Holliday, Matt Tervo, Jerry Parrish, Charles Otstot, Clayton Barnett, Jane Holliday, David Padgett, Brian Safron, Clay Andrews. Row seven: Clayton Adams, Alan Williams, Doug Trent, Bill Frazier, Steve Bartholomew, Doug Hoffman, Wolfgang Haddon, Ricky Flemming, Jody Dean. Row eight: Tim Berly, David Burton, Lee Venters, Kevin Baines, Wayne Dorothy, Harry Oeters, Kirby Parrish, Bruce Reinoso, Marty Miles, Cebe Keeber. Not Pictured: Suzette Pennell, Leslie Izzo, Robersena Judd. ir in ng Sa ti ty leon very glad to see It made our efforts worth so many people watch the something. marching band this year. Crete | grees) ID ORCHESTRA Row One: Donna Harwood, Jean Barrett, Becky Spain, Marcia Blackburn, David homas, Paul Emerson, Jill Borngesser, Farley Pearce. Row two: Liz Newton, Vir- ginia Brown, Deana Frontiero, Debbie Mitta, Cathy Grimes, Karen Piner, Susan Perkins, Nathan Johnson, Dave Drechsen. Row Three: Carol Armstrong, Jennie Wat- son, Will Rainbow, Catherine Rice. Row Four: Sue Cary, Susan Ord, Felicia Kurtz, Allen Jernigan, Susan Luch, Belinda Knisley, Linnert Brophy, Gisela Haddon, Andrea Betts, Andrea Palounek, Geof Bland, Kathy Otstot. Row Five: Barbara Williamson, Wayne Dorothy, Kathy Stu- palsky, Shirley Martin, Rod Meth, Sam Hawkins. Row Six: Greg Meyer, Bill Fra- zier, Brian Safron, David Padgett, Bruce Reinoso, Alan Williams. Row Seven: Cindy Wright, Michael Wells, Candy Pahl. Not Pictured: Nancy Cozart, Barbara Vance, Allen Jernigan, Reginald Van- dergriff, Rickie Flemming, Greg Hurley, Josiah Jones. STAGE BAND Row one: Wayne Dorothy, John Bog- lovits, Doug Trent, John Williams, Robbie Cohen. Row two: Jim Bates, Alan Williams, Ronny Greene, Bruce Reinoso. Row three: Brian Safron, Bill Frazier, David Padgett, Greg Meyer. Row four: Cathy Lott, Mr. Noe, Candy Pahl, Richard Martin. Not Pictured: Steve Lamb. alts me, band is like owning my own radio station. Teresa Anderson SYMPHONIC BAND Row one: Tim Lowry, Beth Parr, Deb- bie Hamilton, Andrea Betts, Gisela Haddon, Laura Steigerwald, Susan Navey, Marta Spain, Belinda Knisley, Betsy Jones, Sally Cunningham. Row two: Teresa Anderson, Debbie Deal, Debbie Brown, Wayne Dorothy, Bar- bara Williamson, Shirley Martin, Kathy Stupalsky, Dindy Wright, Debbie Izzo, Julie Gelbin, Greg Meyer, Sam Hawkins, Rob Meth, Linda Phillips, Kathy Otstot, Jeff Bland. Row three: Richard Martin, Leslie McInturff, Da- vid Overby, Ed Lach, Doug Trent, Dan Moore, John Williams, Matt Tervo, John Boglovits, Robbie Cohen, Eugene Dunn, Doug Hoffman, Carl Bumgardner, Gardner Huie, Brian Saf- ron, Bill Frazier. Row four: Clayton Barrett, Ronny Greene, Cebe Keever, Mike Main, Patricia McHugh, Don Perry, Martha Miles, Greg Mangum, Rickey Fleming, John Dinger, Wolf- gang Haddon, Bruce Reinoso, Jim Bates, Alan Williams, David Sherman, Greg Schmidt, David Padgett, Jon Vinegar. Row five: Matt Howard, Mr. Noe, David Warrick, Charles Otstot, Lee Venters, Candy Pahl, Jane Hol- liday, Janet Jessup, Cathy Lott, Martin Voland, Jody Dean, Mark Evans, Jerry Parrish. Not Pictured: Mike Wells, An- thony Farrell, Mike Main, Ricky Flem- ing, Martha Miles, Alice Jones, John Dinger, Gary Mangum, Patricia McHugh. Marching Band was an experience Pll never forget. Debbie Brown CHORAL MUSIC ENSEMBLE Row one: Cyndi Parrish, Kathy Stines, Lee Walton, Ginger Smith. Row two: Donna Hicks, Larry Bahannon, Cheryl | Holder, Sam Dillard, Marlene Dick- enson, Reid Castrodale. Row three: Mrs. Strickhauuser, Nina Weaver, Mark Campbell, Pat Clemmer, Mike Carey, Beth Byrum, Steve O’Neill, Jan Moorman. Scteech! I might not sing too good but it filled up 2nd period. Fiona Woods MIXED CHORUS Row one: Susie Scott, Joyce Steadman, Helen Brown, Jane Stephans, Lee Dollar, Susan Cable, Nancy Phelps, Wanda Evans, Cheryl Novak, Jonie Craven, Cynthia Watson. Row two: Sara Hill, Fiona Woods, Trisha Ayers, Larry Bullock, Ronnie Everette, Bob Barkhau, Steve Gatton, Cliff Purvis, Carol Trempus, Pam Dodd, Jeny Walker, Do- rothy McCoy, Sheron Hopkins. Row three: Sandra Rowland, Sharon Kelly, Vivian Lee, Debbie Hayes, Ruth Honer, Gail Hinton, Kerry Piacenza, Steve Neimeyer, Jerry Hamann, Chip Jones, Sherry Drew, Lida Hicks, Jacqueline Tay- lor, Kaye Ashely, Brenda Long, Ellen Munns. 178 4 Row one: Mary Anne Mitchell, Susan Davis, Kathy Patterson, Marilyn Sand- ers, Judy Allen, Sharon Myers, Daph- ine Wright, Kim Lee, Nancy Welby, Carol Steckenrider, Barbara Bogle, Charlotte Denton, Cynthia Nichols. Row two: Mary Beth Horton, Dorothy Rogers, Sabine Hayes, Anne None- man, Eileen Buckout, Beth Lynn, Jeannie O’Neal, Cheryl Chavis, Sherri Forehand, Neice Wiggins, Kathie Howard, Karyl Edgerton, Gay Baker, Teri Houck. Row three: Lee Ferrell, Abby Strickland, Mary Ellen Fulghum, Mary Jean Downing, Gwen Legier, Kathy Talenski, Paule Johnson, Donna Baker, Debbie Worthington, Alberta Sanders, Suzanne Sherwood, Susie Toussaint, Debbie McCutcheon, Jill Brown, Beanie Brown, Beth Holland. In ensemble it’s nice being able to laugh on high C. Pat Clemmer Girls’ Chorus was an experience I'll never forget because there were no boys. Neice Wiggins Ensemble was a FA-La- LA-FANTASIE! It was fun to be in such a renowned group. Lee Walton 179 CHORAL MUSIC GIRL’S ENSEMBLE Row One: Valerie Baines, Tracy Rose, Helen Brown. Row two: Debbie Bailey, Beverly Black, Martha Colwell, Lynn Bissell, Jill Mahler, Mrs. Strichouser. Row Three: Becky Lynch, Nancy Dubois, Toni Causby, Lisa Markey, Sheri Rooth. Row four: Karen Hinkley, Mary Ann Raiter, Jennie Watson, Sally Burns. Im the only nun who has ever tried to streak— my hat fell off at the concert. Jill Mahler Quote from anonymous choral teacher: “Would you hit that ?! Yonote!” Cheryl Holder MEN’S CHORUS Row One: Norman Bennett, Corn- elious Barnes, Elvis Freeman, Buddy Struthers. Row Two: Jay Pope, Rick Beller, Jeff Street, Tom O ’Connell. Row Three: Larry Brodie, Mike Glas- cock, Pat Inman, Danny Smith. 180 CHORALE Row one: Sandy Plain, Donna Poole, Laurie Shankle, Patti Denkins, Anette Sanders, Buddy Amos, Larry Ferrell, David Doughton, Artemis Reimer, Eva Ridgeway, Julie Aschenbrenner, Phyllis Kearney, Cindy Bogle, Eileen Fuchs. Row Two: Syzanne Crutchfield, Julie Collins, Beth Mordecai, Jay Pope, Bob Barkhau, Everett Gill, Carl Dean, David Stevens, Sam Dillard, Sonja Bryd, Paula Williams, Pam Trippeer, Cindi Moody, Kim Lathan. Row Three: Reina Han- nibal, Amy Hart, Carol Hafley, Renee Jones, Marreen Donlevy, Bobby Hayes, Derrick Newsom, Tim Flemming, Dwight Bunche, John Callery, Melissa Storie, Kathy Speidel, Diane Rhodes, Sue Sorensen, Alma Hooker. Girls Ensemble would be ideal if you are planning to be a singing nun! Toni Causby Miusic gives me a feeling of universal cosmic gratification that cannot be explained in words. David Doughton Ewo! Sam Dillard PUBLICATIONS GRAINS OF SAND Row One: Dana Sturm, Lisa Wollman, Cindy Bogle, Suzzane Williams, Jennifer Free- man. Row Two: Lauren Eades, Maggie Miller, Carol Rudisill, Ruth Honer, Sarah God- din, Karen Dorsett. Row Three: Mike Connor, Andrea Palounek, Steve Dobrogosz, Milo Hunter, Hilary Ellwood. Row Four: Bill Holman, Skip Mendler, Ken Bucking- ham, James Silver, Marshall Glover. Never again will such a gagele of loonies and zanies be gathered together on a single staff. Patsy Steimer W orking on the Grains killed 10 years of my eye life, but made me tolerant. I still don’t know what “Sand” has to do with it. Marshall Glover 182 ‘Tal jon i. ‘= SANDSCRIPT Row One: Beth Stancil, Anne Presnell, Maggie Miller, Allan Derker. Row Two: Woody Jackson, Brian Cox, Lois Guess, Dan Lucas, Chris Nelson, Bob Muller. Row Three: Eddie Mitchell, Kevin Baines. AL April Fool’s edition was the best liked. Ken Buckingham My participation on the Sandscript is simple. I do all the dirty work. Maggie Miller If 1 had a buck for every time the staff was quiet I’d be in debt. Lavine Larve ] SERVICE AREAS MH ij Hi 7, 254 LO rf { me 4 � , ee ° ‘yt ! yh Wy BUS DRIVERS Row One: Herbert Stevenson, Gina Wiggs, Ronnie Greene, Eddie Mitchell, Larry Hamann, Hat- tie Harris, Jim Funk, Kevin Bergstedt, Marty Causby, Crystal Schulze, William Welborn. Row Two: Mial Martin, Artemis Mann, Glen Turner, Tyrone Willis, Susan Holt, Carey McGinnity, Becky Copelan, Colleen Murray. Row Three: David Feiner, Becky Cash, Karen Knudsen, Grace Caruthers. Row Four: David Stevens, Melanie Conner, Jenny Brickell, Deidre Switzer, Clifton Wright, George Murray, Kathy Stevens, Mary Kay Shore, Randall Gregory, Jim Holyfield. Row Five: Kathy Cody, Doug Duiguid, David Thomas, Gary Hicks Dan Cody, Jerry Hamann, Allen Campbell, Thomas Littleton. Row Six: Greg Yount, Ty Moore, Dwight Bunche, Mollie Young, Jay Barnwell, Steve Hawkins. ie e 3 184 CUSTODIANS Row One: Bill Bogle, George Jones, Henry Jones, Etheal L. Scott. Eathon Dunn, James W. Brown, Ernest Jones. Row Two: Fletcher Scott, Albert Griffis , WSHS Row One: Ron Luciani, Tim Brown, Ron Phillips, Charles Thomas, Rick Hollowell, Row Two: Mary Kay Shore, Frank Fields, John Jackson, Skip Mendler. au 0) ONY Riz: 187 Mark Adams Mike Adham Deborah Adkins Ray Aduddell Ron Akerman Judy Allen John Amirant Carol Armstrong Stell Askew Robert Atkins Karen Ausley Denzlo Avery Josette Baffaro Sarah Baggett Scott Bagwell Donna Baker Gay Baker Jay Baker 188 SOPHOMORES FREEDOM. _ SHRIN Sophomore Class Council: Peggy Carey, Mike Jacobs, Clare Watson, Linda Moore, Bob Cramer, Katherine Barnhill, Blair Griffith, Mrs. Burleson (advisor). When I look at the little kids at Carroll I’m so glad I’m at Sanderson, because I finally look up to the boys instead of them looking up to me. Judy Faatz Mike Baker Thomas Baker Larry Baldwin Debra Barbour David Barlow Jay Barlow June Barnes Marie Barnett Katherine Barnhill Renee Barnwell Jackie Baron Frank Beal Rod Bedford Sheri Bedsole Paul Benbow Norman Bennett Spencer Bennett Bob Berastedt 1976 is a long way from now. Danny White 189 Craig Berryman Andrea Betts Jim Bigger Doug Bissell Marcia Blackburn Jeff Bland Linda Bloodworth Barbara Bogle Lisa Bollinger jill Borngesser Beverly Bostic Gartrell Bostic Les Bostick Marion Bowden Bill Boyette Terry Bragg Toni Bowerman Laura Bowling Ray Brandon Craig Brannon John Brannon Jay Brantly Gail Brenner Cynthia Bridges 190 SOPHOMORES Sanderson seems to have a closeness that no other school could acquire. Our spirit tells everyone that we're the best! Suzanne Swart SHS has made me glad I don’t go to Cary. Ray Brandon Duane Brooker David Brower Beanie Brown Debbie Brown Jill Brown Margaret Brown Sara Brown Deborah Bryant Vickie Bryant Dorcas Bucher Steve Buckingham Scott Bullock Sally Burns Nancy Burt Anita Bulter Susan Cable Mark Calloway Roger Campbell Stormy Cannady Randy Carder Peggy Carey Dan Carpenter Elizabeth Carrington Susan Cary 191 Kent Chamberlain Barbara Champion Rob Chapin Cheryl Chavis David Cheeks Kathryn Chesnick Lis Christian Margaret Churn Dawn Colwell Jack Combs Charlene Cook Minnie Cooley Michie Cory Bob Cramer Alex Craven Sharon Craven Diane Cress Kathy Croom David Crouse Suzy Cuffe Brenda Cullen Sally Cunningham Kelly Curran Robert Currin 192 SOPHOMORES I think the juniors’ and seniors’ heads are a little too big. Ellen Rhodes iT¢ I would change any- | thing at Sanderson, I’d | change the lunches. You get a lot less lunch 4g a lot more money. Tes a rip off. | Steve McGuire Bobby Dalton Kathy Daly Susan Davis Debbie Deal Mel Dean Paul Dean Chris Deines Laura DeJong Jay Delancy Charlotte Denton Carol Dew Scott Dickerson Nancy Dillard Debbie Dilthey John Dinger Larry Dingmore Julie Dittman Gina Dolby Kate Donlevy Diana Donnelly Aida Doss Tim Downes Mary Jean Downing Ellen Drake Susan Drew Nancy Dubois Marianne Dudney Kent Duke Lavonda Duncan Betty Eagan Susan Eatman Daryle Edgerton Karyl Edgerton Cathy Edwards Kathy Edwards Shelia Edwards Reggie Elliott Anne Eskridge Anthony Evans Mark Everette Judy Faatz Carol Facey Anne Fallon Susan Farrell Tony Farrell 194 SOPHOMORES I want them to let students leave the campus without a lunch permit. Steve Mountcastle I would like to see all the clocks right. Susan Brew een down the music in the cafeteria. Luanne Moore “there should be more interest in sports that aren’t already popular. Bobby Horky ee Ne eee Laura Farrington Tom Ferguson JoJo Ferraro Lee Ferrell Debby First Dennis Fitzpatrick Ricky Fleming Chris Floyd Sherri Forehand Roscoe Forte Margaret Fowle Elvis Freeman Paula Freeman Dena Frontiero Garnet Fruiesen Mary Ellen Fulghum Robert Furey Janie Geiger Julie Gelbin Debra Gentry Maurice Givens 195 Dawn Goforth Arthur Golding Chuck Gouge Bryan Graham Pam Greene Blair Griffith Lois Guess Ralph Gunderson Missey Gurley Hunter Hadley Bob Hale Clifton Hall Mike Hall Stan Hall Karla Hamann Cindy Hamilton Tommy Hamm Cynthia Hammond Ruth Harke Preston Harrelle Cynthia Harrington Daisy Harris Bill Harrison Donna Harwood 196 SOPHOMORES John Haskins Beverly Haslip Bill Hatton Doug Hawkins Kenny Hawkins Nancy Hawkins A bang-up in front of )|SHS has contributed Ralph Hawkins sjabout $100 to my |insurance premiums. Allen Jernigan Sam Hawkins Whee is NO comparison -| between Sanderson and any other school . were great! Susan Hawkins Anne Eskridge Wanda Hawkins Jane Haws Sabine Hayes Kathryn Haynes Marty Hedrick Terry Henderson Mike Herbert Craig Hicks David Hilbish Steve Hiltbruner Barbara Hine Ashley Hinton 197 Constance Hinton Deborah Hinton Doug Hinton Maurice Hinton Stephan Hochheiser David Hoffman Matt Hogan Deborah Holder John Holde Michael Holiday Lynn Holland Robin Holland Amanda Holliday Cecil Holloway Diane Hollowell Meg Holman Dwight Holt Bobby Horky Mary Beth Horton Terri Houck Annette Howard Kathie Howard Kathleen Howe Jeff Hubbard 198 SOPHOMORES Hal Humrickhouse Ray Hunt Eddie Jackson John Jackson Brent Jackson Mike Jacobs Jeffrey Jenkins Allen Jernigan Cammie Jerome Janet Jessup Alfred Johns Leslie Johnson Mary Beth Johnson Nathan Johnson Paula Johnson Susan Johnson Betsy Jones Heather Jones An ideal teacher is someone who understands that there are working days and non-working days; thinking days and non-thinking days; good and bad days. Randi Beiberg 4 ; ae be gipecdagnstileelt TU. A Te tie upper classmen are fantastic! I can’t wait to be one. Jeannie O'Neal Macon Jones Darcy Jones Geraldine Jones Lauren Jones Sandra Jones Melanie Jones Vanessa Jones Lawrence Judd Tony Kannon Cheri Kantner Karlene Kapka Josh Kardon Virginia Kauffman Christopher Kearney John Kearns Lee Kenan Jody Kennison Nancy Kiley 200 SOPHOMORES I would like a plan that allows a student to miss a class unexcused a certain number of times. Anne Sneed Aline people at Sanderson are too involved with themselves and their own groups to care about anyone else. - Susan McPhail Don Klas Andy Kleitsch Denise Klohr Belinda Knisley Jeff Konrad Pam Kornegay Joan Krier Al Kruziak Susan Lach Clarence Lamb Kristen Larsen Helen Lasater Chug Latham Kim Lee Vivian Lee Robert Lehardy Kim Lesher Ricky Lester Karl Lewis John Ligotino Cindy Little Thomas Littleton Lauren Llewellyn Betty Locke 201 SOPHOMORES Debbie Logan Louis Long Mary Lorscheider Ron Luciani Janie Luk Garland Lyons Beth Lynn Ruby Mack Fonte Macon Peter Magdarz Chetwood Mahler Dan Makely Mike Main Tim Mallard William Manley Artemus Mann Julie Marchant Frank Marchisello Brian Markey Billy Marshall Jane Martin Joni Martin Mark Martin Shirley Martin 202 Margaret Massenburg Debra Mauney Sonya Maybee Teresa McCoig Anthony McCray Debbie McCutcheon Robert McGaffin Steve McGuire Patricia McHugh Frankie McInnis Leslie McInturff Cathy McKellar Kathy McKinney Willie McKoy Shelly McMahon Richard McMinnis Renee McNeill Susan McPhail Susan Meier Debbie Merritt Greg Meyer Patty Micha Marty Miles Mill Miller If I could change anything about Sanderson, I’d change the students’ attitudes. They don’t have enough respect for this school. Vicki Mitchell 203 Mary Anne Mitchell Vicki Mitchell Brad Moody Mike Moon Bev Moore Linda Moore Luanne Moore Russell Moore Reiko Mori Tom Morrisey Wynn Morrissette Cornelia Morton Jim Murden Donna Murray Sharon Myers Sherry Nechvatal Terry Nechvatal Chris Nelson Derrick Newsom Liz Newton Cynthia Nichols Louise Noell Anne Noneman Allison Northcutt 204 SOPHOMORES SHS has “enriched, enlightened and matured 99 mic. Bill Schench la rather be here than Millbrook or Broughton. Chuck George Susan Northrop Harvey Nutt Charles O’Briant Jimmy Ogburn Jeannie O’ Neal Chris O’ Neill Susan Ord Kathy Otstot Lee Owens Holly Owens Brack Overby Jerry Parris Kathy Parsons Kathy Patterson Lynn Payne Robert Peacock Janet Pearce Charlotte Pekich Mike Pelzer Suzette Pennel Beverly Peoples Linda Perry Don Perry Diane Peterson 205 Marla Petski Jimmy Pharr Brian Phillips Ron Phillips Jay Pope Danny Powell Ramey Powell John Proctor Robert Pucket Beverly Quates Gary Quesenberry Darrelene Quigley Joe Ragland Willa Rainbow Annamarie Reddin Anne Register Tom Reimers Bruce Reinoso Debra Remsburger Pam Reynolds Kimmie Rhodes Ellen Rhodes Woody Rice ‘Rose Mary Riddick Betsy Riddle Billy Riggs Mark Ringrose David Robbins 206 SOPHOMORES Even though both classes are stuck-up, the juniors are quite | the inferior to the seniors who in turn are infer- ior to the sophomores. Greg Meyer Donald Rodgers Dorothy Rodgers Mike Rogers Randy Ro ss Sandra Rowland Delight Roy Allan Rudisill Jim Russell Patty Rute Brian Safron Kathy Sale Steve Sampair Ann Sanders Marilyn Sanders Terry Satterwhite Larry Saucier Bill Schenck Jill Schluchter Greg Schmidt Terry Schneider Dan Schorzman Andre Scott 207 SOPHOMORES Tony Searles Forrest Senter Mike Severn Susan Shaffer Ethan Shapiro Shirley Shaw Pat Shea Suzanne Sherwood Gail Shields Andy Shook Becky Short Pixie Sibley Sam Silver Allen Simms Peggy Sites Reecie Sloan Scott Smearman Brad Smith Debbie Smith Diana Smith Jackie Smith Mark Smith Patricia Smith Van Smith Danny Smith Anne Sneed Marion Snelling Mariam Snelling 208 Michelle Soloman Donna Southerland Marta Spain Beth Stancil Chris Starrs Joyce Steadman Carol Steckenrider Laurie Steigerwald Charlie Stevens Lee Stevens Tommy Stevens Linda Stewart Sendeson: the best Raleigh has to offer. Rod Street ee Ce I think the next two years are going to stink. Don Moore Elizabeth Stimmel Kim Stone Wendy Stone Reid Stott Nick Stratas Rod Street Abby Strickland Buddy Struthers Pat Stuart Helen Stupalsky Ann Sullivan Suzanne Swart | : 209 SOPHOMORES Damon Talbert Camille Taylor Margie Taylor Sharon Tew Charles Thomas Lori Thomas Ben Thompson Nancy Thorne Susie Tiede Patricia Tierney Mark Tommerdahl Susie Toussaint William Treadwell Bonnie Trevillian Glen Turner Stuart Turner Cheryl Upham Mike Urben tx Aid ’ Vi ell, the juniors aren’t too bad but the Steve Urben Danny Van Devender seniors won’t be super seniors until 1975-76. Kathy McKinney Bonnie Vaughan Kathy Vaughan Sanderson is the only school I’ve seen that has more trouble with its’ Randi Veiberg school sign that it has Joanne Vetter with other problems. Gary Quessenberry 210 Martha Voland Scott Vollmer Elaine Voyce Jerome Wagner Jill Wagoner Wynton Waldorf Cathy Walker Laura Walker Scott Walker Wayne Walker Debbie Waller Bobby Walters jan Warren Mark Warren Rich Warwick Clare Watson Jennie Watson Little Bit Watson David Weaver James Webb Mark Webb Nancy Welby Denise Wells Micheal Wells 211 SOPHOMORES Tim Westbrook Inky Whalen Deborah Whitaker Danny White Leslie Whitlock Neice Wiggins Sid Wiggs Cindy Williams Gatha Williams Sharon Williams Tom Williams Tricia Williams Barbara Williamson Tom Williamson Len Willson Debbie Wilson David Winn Joni Wischhusen Ted Woestendiek Debbie Wolf 212 Juniors and Seniors don’t even come close Gynell Woodruff to being as great as the fantastic Sophomores. Sophomores are the spirit Randy Wooten people. Susan McPhail Since you have to stick it out to get to Debbie Worthington college, I suppose I’d rather go to Sanderson than any other school. Tricia Williams Butch Wrenn Maybe by our Senior year, there won’t be enough gas to have Cindy Wright school. Susan McPhail Daphine Wright Ronald Wright Denise Wurst Cynthia Yarborough Cheryl Yount Kathleen Zorowski 213 Mike Abramson Ann Adams Ann Alston Camilla Amein Buddy Amos Teresa Anderson John Anspash Carol Anthony Julie Aschenbrenner Chip Bailey Debbie Baily Kevin Baines Jean Baird Bruce Baker Marshina Baker Cynthia Baldwin Tony Baldwin Brad Banks 214 JUNIORS Junior Class Council: First row: Mary Kay Shore, Mrs. Anderson (advisor). Second row: Anne Ferrell, Jay Tervo, Diane Hill, Mike Morse. Not Pictured: Anthony Pope. Gloria Barnes Carl Barnett Carla Barnett Clayton Barnett Becky Barnhill Steve Bartholomew Jim Bates Darla Beard Scott Bedsole Jim Behringer Rick Beller Julie Belton Becky Bennett Sandra Benson Carolyn Beverly Susan Bier Deborah Bivens Peter Blades bl The most unusual thing that happened this year | was to see Pam Koon hit _ somebody’s car in the rear in 3:00 parking traffic. sais i: Wesly Nance My English teacher thumbed to school one day. Elliott Taylor 215 Pam Blalock Larry Bohannon Zac etl JOURN ms , ALU t Don Bolda Jennifer Bostic Cindy Boughton Rob Bowerman Joan Brackett Susan Bradley Laura Brakebill Martha Brannon David Brearley Ruthie Brewer Jenny Brickell Ken Bridges Mae Bridges Mason Bright Cissie Brooks Linnet Brophy Mike Brown Veta Bown 216 Susan Bryan Carl Bumgardner Dwight Bunch Rick Burdett Paulette Burt Ronnie Burt David Burton Sonja Byrd Abby Cameron Diane Carder Keith Caruthers Herbie Case Debbie Caudill Marty Causby Margo Chalifour Billy Chambers Nancy Chapin Laurie Ciesla Lynn Clifton Dan Cody Jim Cody Natalie Cofield Cy Cole Julie Collins Sanderson has given me two years of a high school education along with the challenges and fun that go along with it. Karla Linhart — 217 218 Martha Colwell Melanie Conner Mike Connor Norman Conyers Bryan Copeland Jim Corpening Vic Correll Bryan Court Cindi Cowan Bobby Cox Brian Cox Jerry Cox Donnell Cozart Dale Craft Jimmy Cresimore Dianne Crouse Suzanne Crutchfield Sally Culbertson Kandy Curran Libby Currence Diane Daniel Glen Davidson Alan Davis Gandi Davis Sanderson has helped | me in many ways. First, it has given me a chance to help myself. Second, the teachers are helping me to learn more and to contribute my learning to others. Third, it is preparing me for college. Tommy Stevens Glenn Davis Jennifer Davis Millie Deak Jimmie Deal Carl Dean Michael DelaCourt Patti Denkins Carol Desaulnier Denise Dew Teresa Dick Doug Diuguid Karen Dobrogosz Lee Dollar Sue Donnelly Vicki Doolan Karen Dorsett Jean Dowdell Robert Dunning 219 Lauren Eades Tommy Early Jerry Eatman Becky Elleman Debbie Elliott Sean Ellison Paul Emerson Sandra Epps Carlton Evans Mark Evans Mary Fallon Ann Ferrell Larry Ferrell Barbara Fike Tim Fleming Tom Fogleman Mike Forehand Renee Foushee Bill Fox Eileen Fuchs Mark Fulghum Mike Gable Elizabeth Gainor Lee Gamble 220 Sanderson has given me the opportunity to meet and experience many new people. Each person I have met has made an impression on my life. Brad Johnson Jimmy Gambrell Carlton Geiger Lisa Geraghty Bob Gessner Bill Gilbert Everett Gill Wanda Gill Sandra Gillette Susan Gilley Dabney Click Henry Gocke Nan Godwin Beverly Grant Randall Gregory Nancy Griffin Cathy Grimes Patty Guyer Gisela Haddon Vickie Haines Bonnie Hales 221 JUNIORS Dale Hall William Hall Cheryl Hamann Amy Hanson Nicki Hargrove Carol Harrington SHS so far has only Ann Harrison Paul Harrison contributed a helpful education. But man does not live by education alone. Debbie Harrod Dwight Bunch Kathy Hawk So far my junior year has been great. Trans- ferring from Enloe was Steve Hawkins Bobby Hayes a great move On my part. Randy Tapp 222 Robert Hayes Denecia Haynes Andre Hedgepeth Donnell Hedgepeth Susan Hedrick Janet Helms Tracy Herd Gary Hicks Andraedese Hill Debbie Hill Diane Hill Sara Hill Diane Hillier Mark Hiltbrunner Linda Hines Vicky Hines Karen Hinkley Jimmy Hinson Donald Hinton William Hinton Tomm Hirschman Marty Hite Newton Hobgood Mason Hogan 223 JUNIORS SHS has helped me lose weight. I can’t stand my lunch period. As soon as you open the cafeteria door you lose your appetite. I don’t have a car to go out and eat at Burger King, so I guess I'll just join a weight watchers club. Lee Stevens es Beth Holland John Holland Jane Holliday Rick Hollowell Susan Holt Ruth Honer Candy Honeycutt John Hooks Matt Howard Perky Howard Susan Howard Greg Hurley Susan Hutchison Carol lager Yasmine Ibrahim Pat Isphording Frank luliano Delle Ivey 224 Paulette Jaber Woody Jackson Kathy Jacobs Alan Jenny Cindy John Brad Johnson David Johnson Lou Ann Johnson Shirley Johnson Steve Johnson Jim Johnston Barbara Jones Carol Jones Dink Jones Renee Jones Vicki Jones 225 Robersena Judd Peter Katsikis Raymond Katz Angela Kearney Cebe Keever Beverly Kellam Lauren Kennedy Whit Kenney Maureen Kennihan Randy Kersey Kathy Kilmartin Karen Knudsen Michael Kunc Felecia Kurtz Edward Lach Diane Langston Beverly Lamphere Vicki Latham Kim Lathan Jimmie Lattimore Craig Laurer Jack Lease Jimmy Lewis Gary Linebaugh Karla Linhardt LeGrande Lister Carole Locke 226 Chris Lockey Cindy Long Steve Lovelace Donald Lowery Tim Lowry Dan Lucas Janet Lynch Harry Lytle Monica Machilek Mark Magnuson Gary Makely Greg Mangum Gail Manzak Scott Marsh Lisa Martin Theresa Martin Ann Mathews Vanessa McCoig Between my classes, I spend my time fighting for a stall in the bathroom. Laura Perry I spend the five minutes between classes trying to shove my way into the line going up the stairs. Beverly Kellam 227 JUNIORS Earnest McCoy Ronnie McCullers Alan McHugh Karen McKnight Sherry McQuoid Ginny Merrick Rod Meth Leslie Micham Susan Mika Diana Mitchell Eddie Mitchell Terri Mitchell Debbie Mitta Debbie Moffitt Darryl Montague Bill Moore Mary Moore Mike Morse ae i ay : 3 Bet Ao Anse y i 4 Tr ees Cas Cot Chuck Morton Bob Moseley Bob Muller Kim Mullins David Murray Wesley Nance NS W hat tradition is there? I only know of the Prom. We have lost the annual Winter | Festival, assemblies, and Humanities Festival. Terri Shea 228 Steve Niemeyer Joey Norkus Johnny O’Bryant Tom O’Connell Joan O’Donnell Julie Olsen enderon causes me to wake up earlier than I would like. Whit Kenney I feel I'm just as good as most seniors and much better than all sopho- mores. I don’t need a reason, I just know. Alfe Switzer Steve O'Neill Charles Otstot David Overby David Padgett Beth Pandich Robert Parker Pat Patterson Jay Peacock Craig Peebles Susan Perkins Laura Perry Kathy Peters 229 230 Beth Pharr Linda Phillips Robin Phillips Karen Piner Sandy Plain Donna Poole Anthony Pope Anne Presnell Phyllis Price Jane Proctor Jeff Proetsch Joyce Pugh Marguerite Pugh Matt Purser Laura Puryear Clarice Ragland Mary Raiter Kenny Randolph Cliff Ray Diane Ray George Reddin Janice Regi Elton Reid Catherine Rice lounge. As it 1s, there are two places to sit: the floor and the radiator. Vicki Jones be made in the student pretty decent. Partici- pation in out-of-class activities is booming, and I think it is really great! Laura Puryear David Richardson Eva Ridgeway Deborah Ringgold Tricia Roberts Tim Rogers John Rorschach Tracy Rose Shelley Rowland Sherrie Rudisill Sharon Ruiz Cindy Russell Kathy Sakiewicz Shannon Sale Loraine Saucier Clothilde Sawyer Alice Schenck Bernadette Schneider Doug Schuch Larry Schulze Suzie Scott Michael Seaman David Sedaris Johanna Serletis Terri Shea Marc Shelley David Sherman Lisa Shillinglaw Mary Kay Shore John Siphers David Smith Doug Smith John Smith June Smith Lyn Smith Mike Smith Sue Sorensen Becky Spain Sharon Squires Shirley Staton Cindy Steigerwald Dave Stephens Jane Stephens Lee Stevens Costal Stewart Mark Stinneford 232 ———— the silliness of being — a sophomore but we’re not quite as old and experienced (Ha! Ha!) —— as Seniors. Beth Holland NG e have gone through I don’t feel better than the sophomores because I was one last year and I don’t feel less than. the seniors because I will be one next year. Shelia Sapp Tim Stipe Beth Storie Jeff Street Ann Struble Wayne Struble Kathy Tupalsky Maura Sullivan Tim Sullivan Craig Sweeney Randy Tapp Ardy Taylor Eddie Taylor Elliot Taylor Gerald Taylor Mara Lee Taylor Greg Teetsell Pat Terry Jay Tervo Paul Tew Jay Theriault 233 Amy Thomas Barbara Thomas David Thomas Kathy Thomas Rhonda Thomas Lenni Tiszia Ann Townsend Pam Tripper Kurt Trumbower B. J. Turner Jennie Turner John Turner Barbara Vance Reginald Vandergriff Anne Van Tassel Lee Venters Debbie Vick Jon Vinegar Mark Vitek Suzanne Walker Pam Wall Grady Walters Lee Walton Glenn Warren David Warrick Tennia Wasserman 234 a Bs a I wish we could spend a little less time on sports and a little more time on activities that everyone can participate in: Sue Sorenson Debbie Webb William Welborn Mark Wells Julie Wendt Julie Wertis Jimmy Wheeler Sandra Whitehurst Susan Whitton Susanne Wiggins Gina Wiggs Alan Williams Bruce Williams Lisa Williams Mike Williams Paula Williams Wade Williams Jerome Williamson Beth Wilson Bill Winn Eric Winte Lynne Woodard Sharon Woodruff Fiona Woods Lynn Worsham 235 SENIORS 236 9 Linda Alexander Senior Class Council: First Row: Julie Capettini, Earlene Fuller, Milo Hunter. Second Row: Carl Davis, Kathy Cody, Kathy Stewart. ote rf Ne 4 S gag 3 gare EF ed “d Pz | ©. -T « sae aye io Ae - Debbie Anderson Rawley Anderson pe Ray Adkins Brian Aldridge ; taht) | alegre is no opinion for underclassmen. Of course they won’t understand that until they are Super Seniors. Seniors are the best! Kathy Stines Looking back at my years here I think I would have liked more independent study classes and more exits to the back parking lot. Cindy Henenburg Larry Ausley Trisha Ayers Halalujah! My senior year has finally arrived. I knew there was something to look forward to through 12 years of school. Pat Clemmer Matt Baron Jean Barrett Richard Barton Tony Beatty Bill Behrends Rita Benbow 237 SENIORS Chure Bennett Kevin Black Every day I sit in class at Sanderson, I realize how I detest this school. At SHS, the older you are, the younger you’re treated. I’m only thankful that this is my last year. Sara Swanson In between my classes, I watch all the funny people rushing to class or talking to their lovers. Linda Alexander Caroline Blades Jimmy Blythe Lois Bloesch After three years at San- derson, I would like to find a box big enough to put all the teachers in. Then, 1’d dictate my orders to them and give John Boglovitz them assignments thev must do to get out of the box. Ken Timper My senior year was the best one out of the three. I guess that is because it is the last one. Judy Bond Toni Causbv Aliss Borngesser Betsy Brooks | Kevin Brower | roger ' . dead 1 4, 4. tl PG . za � Virginia Brown Bob Bruns Ken Buckingham Willard Buffkin Larry Bullock 239 SENIORS Peter Byrum Donna Caldwell Sophomores and Juniors are fellow classmates who just haven’t experienced the rare treat of Senior English. Hopefully they will, but only once. Jan Rutherford I want to graduate in a cap and gown because after twelve years, I don’t just want some- one to mail me a paper which states ’m through. Lisa Champion Toni Causby Gina Chamberlain Reid Castrodale Lisa Champion Dan Chermak Cindy Cheves | The Senior year has to be the |best year in high school. You | are the oldest in the school jand you can look down on the | ‘underclassmen. When you're a Senior, school activities mean ‘more to you because you know it’s your last year. It’s a shame you have to wait till you’re a Senior to enjoy school and become really involved. | Margaret Yates Nancy Cowan Nancy Cozart Donna Crouse Kirk Crowder Brenda Crudup 241 SENIORS Scott Davis Roy Daniel Sue Dixon Russ Downs Bobby Drake Sherry Drew Willie Dubois Eugene Dunn Raye Early 242 Diana Echandi Hilary Ellwood Bobby Finke Steve Edmunds Bruce Emmons David Fox Frank Fields Bill Frazier Debra Elderkin Mark Ellison My Senior Year: Twas easy as pie, I just gazed at the sky. Keith Garrard My Senior year has been the end of a long struggle to find out what I want to do after I graduate. So far, I still don’t know. Maybe I should stay here one more year. Diana Echandi My Senior year has been quite more emotional than the others. Involvement has become more evident and the school seems to be trying to get somewhere. Students seem to enjoy SHS more and more. David Doughton 243 SENIORS Harvey Freeman Mike Freeman Jennifer Freeman Martha Frisone Sophomores and Juniors live in a fantasy world hoping for the best which they never find. Carl Brooker Y eah, I’ve noticed people Valerie Gale really step out in their Senior year. Seniors loosen up and don’t let their class cramp their style while others let their class hold them down. Gino Mason Keith Garrard Steve Gatton Radguel Geiger Marilyn Glenn Cecilia Glenn 244 Marshall Glover Richard Griffiths Brenda Haley Debra Halloway Willie Guess Loduska Guion layake of the most important years of my life are finished. It’s like being turned loose into a world you’ve never seen before. You really do see the world differently, it’s like growing up over night. Raye Early After three years at San- derson, I would like to learn something. Bradley Wright Jerry Hamann 245 SENIORS 246 Amy Hart Steve Hawk Eddie Hawkins Mark Hamner Renia Hannibal After three years at Sanderson, I would like to have skipped two years, written an evaluation on my teachers, and seen open lunch go into effect. Chip Cahoon If the Sophomores keep their spirit, they’ll have an enjoyable time in their Senior year. Evelyn Bostic Debbie Hayes Robery Henderson Jody Hicks reer = Cindy Henenberg Don Heres Linda Hicks The counselors seem to be so busy tracking down the class _ cutters that their offices are empty when you need to talk to them. Deborah Sanders = -+—_F Strum. io Johnny Hofler Robin Holley Bill Holman Dennis Holt Alma Hooker Betty Hoover 247 SENIORS Sheila Humes Milo Hunter I would like to be treated like my titlk-SENIOR-and not like the administration wants to treat us like— Sophomores. Deborah Sanders ‘Tie classroom structure of teaching needs to be re- vitalized because the apathy of the student body seems to be increasing each year. Debbi Perkins 248 Marshall Johns David Johnson Anna Ball Jones In most cases, it is really hard to distinguish between Juniors and Seniors. But it’s always easy to classify a sophomore. Linda Alexander Leigh Jones This year’s Juniors are not as smart as the ones last year. And this year’s sophomores aren't anything like the ones two years ago were. Robbie Cohen Oscar Jones Buddy Joyner Phyllis Kearney Sharon Kiley Karlton Kirven Sharon Koobs Pam Koon Bill Krause | 249 SENIORS Im sorry I have to go when | think of the Sophomores and Juniors we are leaving the school to. Robbie Cohen My senior year was the best only because it was my last. Thank goodness! Debbie Pearce Les been worth the wait, but I’m ready to go! xy | | Tom Lease Judy Bond Cathy Lott Susan Loyd Janice Lutrick Becky Lynch 250 | Tony Marshall Jan McDougald Judi Martin Ken Martin sicee are no disappointments in your Senior year. You just want everything to pass you by in a hurry. Carl Brooker After graduation I will get on to another world. Alton Brantley (CS ndiadon makes me think of no more teachers, no more books . . Val Brandon Maureen Matt Carey McGinnity Tim McQuire 251 SENIORS 71 | Skip Mendler Carol Monteith Leslie Moon I figured my senior year was going to be the year I stood out as a coming adult, yet I was still treated as a sophomore or junior Annette Sanders | I am glad my senior year 1s OVCr. Greg Stamper School is a great place to meet people. Keith Garrad Ruth Moore Jan Moorman Beth Mordecai 252 Lee Morris Barbara Morrisey Bruce Mulheim Ellen Munns Ive noticed that people really step out in their senior year. I mean it seems that people let their grade or class hold them down, but most seniors loosen up and don’t let their classes cramp their style. Gino Mason After three years at SHS I would have liked to pass Spanish 2. Susan Bennett Bonnie Nelson Russ Nicholson Debbie Moye Cheryl Novak 253 SENIORS i the sophomores are nice lit- tle children and the juniors better keep drinking plenty of milk to make them grow up big ae pe .™e Pe wees su | and strong. Kathy Ogburn Mary Lynn O’Mally — Bobby Verco A fter three years at Sander- son, I would like to have graduated two years ago. Tim Shields Sophomores and Juniors have a lot to learn-especially the sophomores. Leslie Dolby All I can say is: Thank God it’s Friday! Bonnie Nelson Burt Parker Kirby Parrish Elizabeth Patterson Marie Patterson Debbie Pearce Farley Pearce Beth Pennington Donna Pennisi Mark Pergerson Debbi Perkins 2 a Many of the rules are too F _@eee restricting and hopefully they can be changed. Teachers ag : ‘i are getting more interesting, it seems. I think they have Robin Phillips = taken a serious look at the ‘ students and what holds their —4 interest. But school is j) | getting boring. A {- Robin Phillips Les a routine that pays off. John Kaufman Carol Powell Eddie Pupa Cliff Purvis Jackie Puryear David Quesenberry 255 SENIORS Rhodes After three years at Sanderson I would like to change my underwear. . . Chip Venters Despite their serious limitations, the sophomores and juniors will always have the capabilities of becoming super seniors like us. Richard Griffiths Ater three years at Sanderson, I feel that more emphasis should be placed on things other than sports. There are a lot of people working hard for this school and no one knows about them. Colleen Murray X ho are the sophomores and juniors? Greg Stamper I feaiiiare I’ve done about all there is to do at SHS. Val Brandon Connie Rivenbark Larry Roberts Julie Russell Rosa Sanders Karen Satterfield Mary Ellen Schultz Sue Schultz Chrystal Schulze 257 SENIORS hen I was a sophomore and junior, I had the seniors to look up to. Now we are the seniors. I’m looking. I’m sure life will get better as senior Week-end and Graduation come. Pearlie Searles Melissa Storie I would like to see more students participating in activities, thus more activities for the school Robin Phillips Ginger Smith Leigh Smith Susie Smith wlae y Lisa Sedaris Kathy Sharpe Wade Smith Bill Smith Kathy Stokes op Yt (ER Kathy Stephans Walt Stuart Stephanie Stewart Dana Sturm Dan Stefureac ‘i 1 et a Kathy Stines Mike Stinneford t r if Sophomores and juniors never seem to change. The sophomores this year are just like the ones when I was a sophomore, and that includes me. Colleen Murray I guess my senior year will end a lot of good times and good friends. It’s been fun and I’ve enjoyed it. Eddie Hawkins 259 SENIORS I always heard that your senior year was supposed to be your best. Somehow it hasn’t been up to my expecta- tions. Debbie Anderson Jim Suchy Senior girls never pay at- tention at pep rallies because we are usually too busy look- ing for good-looking Senior guys. Lisa Wollman Deirdre Switzer a Lorraine Thomlinson Sally Tiede Susan Timberlake Stephanie Timko Karen Todd Chuck Tompkins David Towns Betty Turner Mark Turner I can’t explain the way I feel about this year . .'. I can only feel it... Delsenia Murchison It is the privilege of every Senior to be able to ridicule Linda Vaughn the sophomores and juniors. I personally have nothing against the underclassmen, I only wish they’d grow up. Kathy Cody Chip Venters Barry Vercoe Kirti Wadhwa 261 SENIORS Joe Walden Belinda Waldron Bob Walsh Joy Wagner Sophomores and Juniors seem to have more spirit and are less apathetic. David Doughton I just want to say how much I Dennis Warren @M enjoying my senior year. Nina Weaver : Te wee | The attitudes of all the kids and the teachers have really changed. Everybody’s good attitude helps to make school more enjoyable for everyone. Reina Hannibal Gary Williams John Williams Mark Williams Richard Williams Suzanne Williams 262 Lisa Wollman Vikki Wood Steve Woodall Brad Wright Jeff Yates tke TE A A) up 4 ek Susan Yates Barbara Young Lebron Young Molly Young Greg Yount 263 SENIOR DIRECTORY Adams, Clayton Wade: A. V. Committee: 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria and Lunchtime Activities: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; German Club: 2. Adams, Debra Kay: Poster Committee: 2, 3. Adams, Donald Kenneth: Cafeteria and Lunchtime Activities: 3; Intramurals: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4. Adkins, Raymond: German Club: 2; Football Team: 283: Aldridge, Brian Edward: Chorale: 3; Football Team: 3,4; Baseball Team: 3, 4. Alexander, Linda M.: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Homecoming Committee: 2, 3; German Club: 2, 3; Art Club: 3; Drama Club: 4. Alston, Robert Earl: English Class Representative: 3; Activity Basketball. Anderson, Deborah Warren: Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Human Relations Committee: 3, 4; Intramurals Committee: 2, 4; Homecoming Committee: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; NCGAA: 4; Honor Society: 4; Ten- nis Team: 2, 3; Hospitality Committee: 2, 3, 4. Anderson, Edward Rawley Andrews, Clay Stanley: Marching Band: 3, 4; Sym- phonic Band: 2. Armstrong, William Stuart Arseniu, William George: Intramurals, Committee: 2, 3; Mens’ Chorus: 2. Ashley, Kaye Lavonna: Human Relations Com- mittee: 3; Intramurals Committee: 2, 3; Mixed Chorus: 3, 4. Askew, Deryle Anne: Fine Arts Committee: 3, 4; Poster Committee: 3; Library Club: 3. Ausley, Larry Wallace: German Club: 3. Ayers, Patricia: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Library Club: 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; German Club: 2, 3, 4; Hospitality Committee: 4; Student Council Alter- nate: 2. Bain es, Valerie Lynn: Elections Committee: 2, 3; Girls’ Ensemble: 4; Poster Committee: 4; Home- coming Committee: 4; French Club: 2, 3, 4; English Class Representative: 3; Hospitality Committee: 3, 4. Baker III, James Thomas: Key Club: 3, 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3; Baseball Team: 2, 3; Jr. Civitans: 2, 3, 4. Baker, Pamela: Marching Band: 2, 3; Symphonic Band: 3; Orchestra: 2; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Y-Teens: 2. Baker, Patricia Ann: Spanish Club: 2, 4; English Class Representative: 3. Baker, Cornell Bardin, Robert Franklin: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Representative: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3; 264 Hi-Y: 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: 3, 4. Barkhau, Robert Frederick: Chorale: 4; Astronomy Club: 2, 3; Computer Club: 2; Modern Music Mas- ters: 3, 4; German Club: 2, 3; National Junior Honor Society: 2, 3, 4. Barnes, Brenda Jean: Library Club: 3; English Class Representative: 3; Y-Teens: 3. Barnwell, Julian Forrest: Intramurals Committee: 2, 3, 4; Sports Committee: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 4; FCA: 4. Baron, Mathew William: Yearbook Staff: 4. Barrett, Jean Martel: Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Governor’s School: 2. Barton, Richard Robert: Homeroom President: 2. Beal, Caroline Capps: DECA Club: 4. Beatty, Tony: Mens’ Chorus: 3; School Store: 2. Behrends, William Bremer: Human Relations Cammittee: 3, 4, Student Co-op Committee: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Advisory Committee: 3; English Class Representative: 2; Human Relations Committee Chairman: 4; Constitution Committee: Z, Benbow, Rita Kay: Student Council President: 4; Fine Arts Committee: 2; Intramurals Committee: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Homecoming Sponser: 3; Honor Society: 4; Service Club: 3, 4; J. V. Cheerleader: 2; Student Council Advisor: 3; Gymnastics Team: 3; Prom Committee: 3; Hospi- tality Committee: 3; United Fund Co-Chairman: 4; Jr.-Sr. Olympics Co-Chairman: 3. Bennett, Chure Sue: Health Careers Club: 2, 3; Mimeograph Committee: 2; Yearbook Staff: 4; Photography Club: 4; Homecoming Committee: 2, 3; Spanish CLUB: 2; FHA: 2. Bennett, Susan Elaine: DECA Club: 4; Elections Committee: 3; Intramurals Committee: 2; School Store Committee: 2; Homecoming Committee: 2; Y-Teens: 2. Berqstedt, Kevin Wayne: Football Team: 2. Bentancourt, Kenneth Michael: Soccer Team: 4. Berly, Timothy Wayne: Marching Band: 2, 3, 4. Bissell, Lynn Ann: Elections Committee: 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Ensemble: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Spanish Club: Dp Black, Beverly Lea: DECA Club: 3; Cafeteria Com- mittee: 4; Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Library Com- mittee: 4; Girl’s Ensemble: 4; Y-Teens: 2. Black, Kevin Lee: Assembly Committee: 4; Elec- tions Committee: 4; Spanish Club: 2, 3; Honor So- ciety: 4; Math Club: 2, 3, 4. Blades, Caroline Collins: Girl’s Chorus: 2. Bloesch, Lois: Key Club: 4; Graduation Committee: 3; Class Diner: 2,3. Blythe, James Earl Bogle, Cynthia Jane: Elections Committee: 2: House and Grounds Committee: 2; Human Rela- tions Committee: 3, 4; Chorale: 4; Mixed Chorus: 33 Staff, Literary Magazine: 4; Projects Committee: 4; Student Co-op Committee: 3; Homecoming Com- mittee: 4; French Club: 3, 4. Boglovits, John Anthony: A.V. Committee: 4; Sym- phonic Band: 2, 4; Stage Band: 2, 3, 4; German Club: 2; Drama Club: 4. Bond, Judith: Student Council Representative: 2, 3} 4; Borngesser, Aliss: Assembly Committee: 2; Elec tions Committee: 3, 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Sports Committee: 4; NCGAA: 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Team: 4. Bostic, Jane Evelyn: French Club: 3, 4; Raleigh Youth Council: 4; North Carolina Youth Council: 4; Student Council: 4. Boyce, Sally Shannon Branch, Mamie Marie: DECA Club: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3. Brandon, Valerie Arnold: Homeroom Vice Presi- dent: 2; DECA Club: 4; Intramurals: 2. Brannan, Thomas Stephen Brantly, Alton: Baseball Team: 2. Brantley, Pamela Anne Brenner Jr., Joseph Daniel: Homeroom President: 2; Latin Club: 2, 3; Chess Club: 4. Bridgers, Ollie Lamont: Mixed Chorus: 4; Men’s Chorus: 3. Bridges, Frankie Lee: Track Team: 2. Bridges, Janice Faye Britt, Rudolph Anderson: Key Club: 4. Brodd, Randall Scott: Intramurals Committee: 2, 3, 4. Brooker, James Carlton: Intramurals Committee: 4; Key Club: 2, 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Wrestling Team: 3; Soccer Team: 4; FCA: 4. Brooks, Betsy Dell: Elections Committee: 3, 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; School Store Committee: 2, 3; Sports Committee: 3, 4; Homecoming Committee: 2, 3; Spanish Club: 4. Brothers, Cynthia Jean: DECA Club: 3; Home- coming Committee: 2; English Class Representa- tive: 4. Brower, Kevin Thomas: Intramurals Committee: 2 3; Key Club: 3; Spanish Club: 2; Football Team: 2; Track Team: 2, 3, 4; Cross Country: 3, 4. Brown, Anthony William: Marching Band: 2; Soc- cer Team: 3, 4. ciBrown, Dorothy Marie: Symphonic Band: 2, 3. Brown, Helen Lajune: Health Careers Club: 2; — = - Girl’s Ensemble: 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 2. Brown, Melanie Carolyn: Elections Committee: 2; Health Careers Club: 3, 4; School Store: 4; Spanish Club: 4; Hospitality Committee: 4. Brown, Timothy Daniel: Marching Bana: 2, 3; Ger- man Club: 3; Soccer Team: 3, 4. Brown, Virginia Lee: Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Governor’s School: 2; Honor Society: 4; All-State Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Bowling Team: 2. Bruns, Robert Edward: Basketball Team: 2. Buckingham, Kenneth Lee: Newspaper Staff: 4; Lit- erary Magazine Staff: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3. Buffkin, Willard Syvester: English Class Represen- tative: 4; Intramurals Committee: 2; Sports Com- mittee: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Basketball Team: 3, 4; Soccer Team: 4; FCA: 4. Bullock, Carol Bullock, Larry Darnell: Orchestra: 2; Mixed Chorus: 4; Drama Club: 3; Law Enforcement Club: 2. Burgess, Brenda Joyce Burns, Mary Virginia: Student Council Secretary: 4; Yearbook Staff: 4; French Club: 2; Honor Society: 4. Burroughs, Mark Elliot: English Class Representa- tive: 2, 4; Assembly Committee: 2; Elections Com- mittee: 2, 3; Inteamurals Committee: 2, 3; Newspa- per Staff: 2, 3; Latin Club: 2, 3; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Boys’ State: 3; FCA: 2. Busacca, Barbara Jean: Honor Society: 4. Byrum, Georgia Elizabeth: Library Committee: 2, 3; Ensemble: 4; Chorale: 3; Latin Club: 2; French Club: 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Math Club: 3, 4; Library Club: 2, 3; Humanities Festival Committee: 3; Mod- ern Music Masters: 3, 4. Byrum, Peter Charles Byrum, Robert Oren Caldwell, Donna Kay Campbell, Allen Jerome: Sandscript Staff: 4. Campbell, Mark Henry: English Class Representa- tive: 4; Ensemble: 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Com- mittee: 3. Capettini, Julia Ann: Senior Class Council: 4; Lako- nikos Staff: 3, 4; Copy Editor: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; French Club: 3, 4; Assembly Committee: 3, 4; Elec- tions Committee: 4; Projects Committee: 3; Public- ity Committee: 3; Sports Committee: 4; Home- coming Committee: 3, 4; Co-Chairman of Dance Committee: 4; Hospitality Committee: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3; Graduation Lineup Committee Chairman: 4; NCGAA: 4; Humanities Festival: 3; Service Club: 4. Carey, Micheal Patrick: Ensemble: 4; Chorale: 3; Mens’ Chorus: 2; Social Standards Committee: 2; German Club: 2; Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4; Drama Club: 4; Honor Society: 4; Constitutional Revisions Com- mittee: 3. Carpenter, Diane Elaine: Assembly Committee: 2. Caruthers, Grace Stone: Bus Driver: 2, 3, 4; Latin Club: 2; Bowling Team: 2. Casey, Randall Jephthah Cash, Rebecca Ann Cason, Christopher Brandon: Intramurals Com- mittee: 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee; 4. Casper, Sandra Kay: Spanish Club: 3. Castrodale, Reid Wilson: Ensemble: 3, 4; Chorale: 3, 4; Mens’ Chorus: 3; Barbershop Quartet: 4; Ger- man Club: 2, 3, Drama Club: 2; Honor Society: 3, 4; Ecology Club: 2. Causby, George Stanley Causby, Toni Lynn: Elections Committee: 4; Girls’ Ensemble: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Spartanettes: 3, 4’ Chalifour, Frances Noel Chamberlain, Gina Elizabeth: Student Council Representative: 2, 3, 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Chamber Choir: 2; Year- book Staff: 2, 3, 4; NCGAA: 2, 4; Honor Society: 4; Service Club: 3, 4; Majorettes: 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2; Class Council: 2; Prom Committee: 3; Powderpuff Football Team: 2, 3, 4. Champion, Lisa Ray: Health Careers Club: 4; Homecoming Committee: 4. Chermak, Daniel Thomas: Yearbook Staff: 4; English Class Representative: 3. Chernega, David Charles Cheves, Cynthia Lynn: DECA Club: 4. Clay, Daniel Brian: Newspaper Staff: 3. Clement, Melinda Sue: Elections Committee: 4; French Club: 4. Clemmer, Patricia Tate: Homeroom President: 2; Ensemble: 2, 3, 4; School Store Committee Co- Chairman: 4; Ecology Club: 2; Tennis Team: 3. Cody, Kathleen Marie: Newspaper Staff: 2; Class Council: 4; Bus Driver: 3, 4. Cohen, Robert Louis: House and Grounds com- mittee: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 3, 4; Stage Band: 2, 3, 4; Marshall: 2, 3, 4, Drum Ma- jor: 4. Cohoon III, Floyd Edward: Homeroom President: 2; A. V. Committee: 2; Intramurals Committee: 2; Chess Club: 2. Colon, Carmen Dolores Cooper, Samuel James Cooper, Trudy Irene: Poster Committee: 3, 4; School Store Committee: 4; Sports Committee: 4 NCGAA: 4. Copeland, Rebecca Louise Cowan, Nancy McBride: Homeroom Secretary: 2; Elections Committee: 3; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Human Relations Committee: 3, 4; Library Club: 4; Poster Committee: 2, 3; Projects Committee: 2, 3; Photography Club: 4; Publicity Committee: 2, 3; So- cial Standards Committee: 3; Sports Committee: 3; Homecoming Committee: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3, 4; French Club: 2, 3; Y-Teens: 2, 3; Drama Club: 3; Honor Society: 4; Math Club: 3; Library Club: 4; Ecology Club: 2, 3; Science Club: 2, 3; Drafting Cub: 4; Hospitality Committee: 2, 3, 4. Cozart, Nancy Glynn: Key Club: 3; Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Safety Committee: 4; French Club: 3, 4. Crites, Roxanne Rae Crocker, Robert Huntley Crouse, Donna Jean: Spanish Club: 2. Crowder, Kirk Douglas Crudup, Brenda Joyce Crump, Lynn Myron: Lakonikos Staff: 2, 4; Basket- ball Team: 2; Student Council Alternate: 4. Daniel Il, Royal Thomas: Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Wrestling Team: 3; Tennis Team: 2; VICA: 3. Darden, Martha Elaine: DECA Club: 4; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Intramurals: 2; Key Club: 3; Library Club: 3, 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Publicity Committee: 4; Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens: 3; Devotional Club: 3, 4; Hospitality Committee: 4. Davis, Carl Devon: Homeroom President: 2; Elec- tions Committee: 4; Intramurals: 2; Service Club: 3; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2, 3; Track Team: 2, 3; Chess Club: 3, 4. Davis, Scott Douglas Day, Frank Bennett Dean, Joseph Bryan: House and Grounds Com- mittee: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: 3; French Club: 2; Celebration of Life Committee: 4. Dickenson, Lili Marlene: Ensemble: 4; Mixed Chorus: 2; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Library Club: 4. Dickerson, Tony Glenn Diering, Mark Raymond Dieter, Daniel Voss Dillard, Samuel Graham: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Alternate: 3; Intramurals: 2, 3, 4; En- semble: 3, 4; Chorale: 3, 4; Mens’ Chorus: 3, 4; Latin Club: 2; Golf Team: 3, 4. Dixon, Drew Franklin: A.V.: 2, 3; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; German Club: 2. Dixon, Sheryl Sue Dobbins, Charles Wayne Dobrogosz, Stephen Walter Dolby, Leslie Ann: DECA Club: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Spanish Club: 2; Y-Teens: 3; FHA: 2. Donlevy, Maureen Elisabeth: Chorale: 2, 3, 4. 265 Dorothy, Wayne Fisher: A. Av. Committee: 2, 3; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Stage Band: 4; Orchestra: 4; German Club: 2, 3; All State Band: 3; All State Orchestra: 4; Band Captain: 4; Director of Sound and Lighting: 2, 3; Senior Clinic Band: 2, 3; Southeastern United States Hon- ors Band: 3, 4; Jr. Class Band Representative: 3. Doughton, David Carroll: Chorale: 4; Mens’ Chorus: 4; Latin Club: 2; Hi-Y 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2; Boys’ State: 3. Douglas, Xavier Amos: Homeroom President: 2; Assembly Committee: 2, 3; Drama Club: 3; Home- coming Committee: 3; Social Standards Com- mittee: 3. Dowdee, Micheal Thomas: Homeroom V. Pres.: 2. Downing, William Neil Downs, Russell Rigsby Drake, Robert Allen: House and Grounds Com- mittee: 2, 3; Poster Committee: 2, 3, 4; Photography Club: 4; Latin Club: 2, 3, 3; Ecology Club: 3. Drechsel, David Nelson: English Class Representa- tive: 3; Orchestra: 4; German Club: 4; Honor So- ciety: 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Team: 2, 3, 4. Drew, Sherry Arleen: Mixed Chorus: 4; Spanish Club: 2, 3; Accompanist for Mixed Chorus: 4. Dubois, Willie Clifford Duke, Ryland Sherwood: DECA Club: 4. Dunn, Bobby 266 Dunn, Debra Ann Dunn, Eugene Thomas: Marching Band: 2, 3; Sym- phonic Band: 3, 4; Bus Driver: 3, 4. Dunnagan, Charles Andrews: Key Club: 3; Lost and Found Committee: 2. Early, Sara Raye: A. V. Committee: 4; Cafeteria Committee: 3; Chairman: 4; Powderpuff Football Team: 2. Echandi, Diana Maria: English Class Representa- tive: 3, 4; Health Careers Club: 3, 4; French Club: 2, 3; Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4. Edmunds, Steve Leitzel: Football Team: 2, 3, 4. Elder, Mary Faye: DECA Club: 4. Elderkin, Debra Lynn Ellison, Mark Jude: English Class Alternate: 3; De- bate Team: 3, 4. Ellwood, Hilary Kate: Elections Committee: 2, 3, 4; Human Relations Committee: 4; Literary Magazine Staff: 4; Poster Committee: 3, 4; Photography Club: 4; Latin Club: 2; German Club: 4; Honor Society: 4; Brotherhood Week: 2; Humanities Festival: 3. Emmerling, Frank Conrad Emmons, Bruce Alan: Wrestling Team: 2. Engerbretson, Nancy Arlene: Honor Society: 3, 4; Math Club: 3; Track Team: 2, 3. Evans, Wanda Gale: Intramurals Committee: 2; Mixed Chorus: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Standards Board: 4. Faatz, Maryanne: English Class Representative: 3; Homeroom V. Pres.: 2; School Store Committee: 4. Feiner, David Lawrence Ferguson, Judith Elizabeth: DECA Club: 4; Spanish Club: 3. Ferrell, Edmund Patterson: Football Team: 2; Foot- ball Filmer: 2, 3, 4, 5. Fields, Franklin Osborne: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Representative: 4; Class Treasurer: 3; Key Club: 3; Yearbook Staff: 4; Governor’s School: 3; German Club: 2, 3; Honor Society: 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2; WSHS: 4. Finke, Robert Daniel: Homeroom Sgt.-at-Arms: 2; Assembly Committee: 2; Photography Club: 2, 3; Sports Committee: 3; Football Team: 2. Flournoy, John Michael: Assembly Committee: 3; Intramurals Committee: 2, 3; Soccer Team: 4. Foret, Charles Joseph: A. V. Committee: 3, 4; Fine Arts Committee: 4; House and Grounds Com- mittee: 4; Key Club: 3, 4; Lost and Found Com- mittee: 4; School Store Committee: 4; Ecology Club: 3; Wrestling Team: 2, 3, 4. Fox , David Neil Franklin, Gary Karl: Honor Society: 3, 4. Frazier, William Preston: Intramurals Committee: 4; Marching Band: 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Stage Band: 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Sports Com- mittee: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Golf Team: 3, 4. Class Rewateal 1978 In case of Change of address, contact : Bobby Bardin +00 May Court, 197-9318 Freeman, Harvey Gregory: Mixed Chorus: 4; French Club: 2. Freeman, James Michael: A. V. Committee: 3, 4; German Club: 3; WSHS: 3, 4. Freeman, Jennifer: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Health Careers Club: 4; Human Relations Committee: 3, 4; Key Club: 3; Mimeograph Committee: 4; Literary Magazine Staff: 4; Projects Committee: 3, 4; Stu- dent Co-op Committee: 4; Drama Club: 4; Math Club: 4. Frisone, Martha Jean: French Club: 4. Fuller, Earlene: Homeroom President: 2; Student Council Secretary: 3; Elections Committee: 3; So- cial Standards Committee: 3; Homecoming Com- mittee: 2; Service Club: 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader: 2; Class Council: 3, 4. Fuller, Sharlene: English Class Representative: 4; | Publicity Committee: 2; Student Co-op Committee: 4; Varsity Cheerleader: 3; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader: 2; Hospitality Committee: 4. Fuller, Sharon Kay: Intramurals Committee: 2. Gable, Valerie Ann: DECA Club: 4. Gamble, Gordon Harris: Intramurals Committee: 2, 3. Gardner, Matthew Charles: Intramurals Com- mittee: 2, 3; German Club: 2, 3; Hi-Y: 4. Garland, Richard Royall Garrard, Allen Keith: Newspaper Staff: 3. Gatton, Steve Frank: Assembly Committee: 4; House and Grounds Committee: 4; Key Club: 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; Mens’ Chorus: 2, 4; Sports Com- mittee: 4; Track Team: 3; Modern Music Masters: 4. Geiger, Radjuel Herchen Gentry, Albert Paul: Football Team: 2; Baseball | Team: 2; FCA: 4. Gifford, Kenneth: Football: 2. Glenn, Cecilia Faith Glenn, Marilyn Lurray: Student Council Treasurer: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor: 4; Homecoming Com- _ mittee: 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Hospitality Com- | mittee: 4; Student City Government Day: 4; Black History Week: 3, 4. Glover, Charles Marshal: Literary Magazine Staff: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. | Goddin, Sarah Wellington: Class Council: 2; Liter- ary Magazine Staff: 4. Goss, Emma Jean: Library Club: 2, 3. Gournas, Dotti Antoinette: English Class Repre- sentative: 4; Alternate: 2, 3; Elections Committee: 4; Winter Festival Court: 2; Sports Committee: 4; ' Homecoming Committee: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Varsity Cheerleader: 3, Head: 4; Hospitality Com- mittee: 4; NCGAA: 4; Prom Committee: 3; Pow- derpuff Football: 2, 3, 4; Service Club: 4; Gradu- ation Committee: 4. Granberry, Jr., William Alguri: Sports Committee: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 2; Football Team: 2; Soccer Team: 3, 4. Green, Deborah Anne Marie Greene, Nancy Elizabeth: DECA Club: 4. Greene, Ronald Byron: Marching, Band: 2, 3; Sym- phonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: 2, 3; Stage Band: 3, 4; School Store Committee: 3, 4; Lost and Found Committee: 3. Griffiths, Richard Thornton: Key Club: 3, 4; Year- book Staff: 2; Publicity Committee: 4; German Club: 3, 4; Service Club: 3, 4; Math Club: 4; Student Council Parlimentarian: 4; Coin and Stamp Club: 4; Humanities Festival: 3; Brotherhood Week: 2; Vari- ety Show Manager: 4. Guess, Willie Lewis: Fine Arts Committee: 2, 3, 4. Guion, Loduska Carter: DECA Club: 4; Drama Club: 2; FHA: 4; Prom Committee: 2, 4. Gunn, Sharon Ann: Assembly Committee: 2. Gunter, Ronald Eugene: Intramurals Committee: 2, 3, 4. Guy, Martha Carol Guyer, Deborah Ann Haddon, Wolfgang George: Marching Band: 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; German Club: 3. Hafley, Carol Gaye Haley, Brenda Kay Hamann, Jerry Lee: Mixed Chorus: 4; Modern Mu- sic Masters: 4; Football Team: 2, 3. Hamann, Larry Ray Hamilton, Deborah Mae: Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 4; Y-Teens: 2. Hamilton, Jeffery Cleve: English Class Representa- tive: 3. Hamner, Mark Benjamin: German Club: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 3, 4; Wrestling Team: 4. Hannibal, Reina Lynn: Elections Committee: 2; Health Careers Club: 2, 3, 4; Human Relations Committee: 3; Library Club: 4; Chorale: 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Homecoming Committee: 2, 3, 4; French Club: 3, 4; Y-Teens: 2; Math-Club: 4; Inter- club Council: 4; Modern Music Masters: 3, 4; Hos- pitality Committee: 2, 3, 4; Winter Festival Com- mittee: 2; Devotion Club: 2, 3; Brotherhood week: 2, 3; Homecoming Parade: 4; Math Club Play: 2. Harmon, Thomas Lowe: Human Relations Com- mittee: 2, 4; Basketball Team: 2. Harrington, Anne Bailey: DECA Club: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2. Harris, Hattie Lillian Harris, Michael Anthony Harris, Richard David: German Club: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2; Cross Country Team: 3. Harrison, Laurie Anne: Student Co-op Committee: 2 Harrison, Timothy Fletcher: Poster Committee: 2, 3; Soccer Team: 2, 3, 4. Harrod, Franklin Edward: A. V. Committee: 2. Hart, Amy Carol: Chorale: 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 2; Newspaper Staff: 4; French Club: 2. Hawk, Stephen Michael: Intramurals Committee: 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team: 3. Hawkins, Evelyn Marie Hawkins, Jr., Robert Edward: Intramurals Com- mittee: 2, 3, 4; Football Team: 2, 3. Hayes, Deborah Ann: Elections Committee: 4; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Spanish Club: 2, 3; Spartanettes: 3, 4; Inter Club Council: 4. Hedgepath, Curtis Rickie: Class V. Pres.: 2, 3. Hedrick, Jeffery Miles: Marching Band: 2, 3. Henderson, Robert Earl: Intramurals Committee: 4. Henenberg, Cynthia Lynn: Assembly Committee: 2; Human Relations Committee: 4; Photography Club: 4; Homecoming Committee: 2; French Club: 2, 3; Spanish Club: 3, 4; GAA: 2; Service Club: 4; Spartenettes: 2. Heres, Don Kirkwood: Assembly Committee: 3; Cafeteria and Lunchtime Activities Committee: 4; Spanish Club: 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3; Outing Club: 4; English Class Representative: 2, 3. Hess, William Vernon: Sandscript Staff: 2. Hicks, Donna: Ensemble: 4; Chorale: 3, 4; Projects Committee: 3; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Y-Teens: 3; Hos- pitality Committee: 4; All State Chorus: 4. Hicks, Jody Anne: Homeroom President: 2; Latin Club: 2, 3, 4; Assembly Committee: 2; Honor So- ciety: 4. Hicks, Linda Carol: French Club: 2, 4; Drama Club: 2, 4. Hines, Carol Stewart: Homeroom President: 2; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Spanish Club: 3; Bowling League: 2. Hines, Jr., Edwin Kendall: Tennis Team: 3. Hinton, Gail Lynn: Mixed Chorus: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; German Club: 3, 4. Hinton, Jacqueline Yvonne Hinton, Paulette Patricia Hinton, Quincey Jean: DECA Club: 4; Drama Club: 3. Hitchcock, Craig E.: Intramurals: 2, 3, 4. Hodge, Jr., Joseph Lawrence: English Class Repre- sentative, Alternate: 2, 3; Lakonikos Staff (co-coor- dinator): 4; Winter Festival Court: 2, (escort); Ger- man Club: 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; 267 Basketball Team: 2; Baseball Team: 3, 4; Soccer Team: 4; FCA: 4; Boy’s State: 3. Hofler, Jr. John Gatling: Intramurals: 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: 2, 3. Holder, Cheryl Ann: Ensemble: 4; Chorale: 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Homecoming Committee: 3; Ger- man Club: 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens: 4; Honor Society: 4; Spartanettes: 3, 4; English Class Representative: 4; Modern Music Masters: 3, 4; All State Chorus: 4; Hospitality Committee: 2, 3. Holley, Robin Leesa: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Li- brary Committee: 3, 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Photog- raphy Club: 4; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Library Club: 3, 4; Hospitality Committee: 4. Holloway, Deborah Kaye Holman, William Earl: Assembly Committee: 3; Elections Committee: 3, 4; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Literary Magazine Staff: 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Ecology Club: 2, 3; Track Team: 2, 3, 4; Information Services Area Chairman: 4; English Class Represen- tative: 3; Raleigh Youth Council: 4; Cross Country Team: 2, 3, 4; Humanities Festival Area Chairman: 3; Outing Club: 4. Holt, Dennis Eugene: Intramurals: 3; Sadie Hawk- ins Court: 3; Sports Committee: 2, 3; German Club: 2, 3; Hi-Y; 4; Math Club: 3; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team, Manager: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3, 4. Holyfield, James Watson: Bus Driver: 2, 3, 4. Honeysucker, Charles Dominic: Intramurals Com- mittee: 2; Basketball Team: 2. Hooker, Alma Lorraine: Human Relations Com- mittee: 2; Orchestra: 2, 3; Chorale: 4; Standards Board: 2; Varsity Cheerleader: 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader: 2. 268 Hoover, Betty Bradsher: Elections Committee: 4; Poster Committee: 2; Publicity Committee: 3; French Club: 3, 4. Hopkins, Sheron: Mixed Chorus: 4. Howard, III, Bennie: Human Relations Committee: 3; Intramurals Committee: 2; Law Enforcement Club: 4; Humanities Festival Committee: 3; Draft- ing Club: 4. Howe, Barbara Anne: Sadie Hawkins Escort: 3; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader: 2. Howell, Mike Huegerich, Cathy Ann: Marching Band: 2; Sym- phonic Band: 2. Huie, Lawrence Gardner: Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4. Hulsey, Kathy Jo Humes, Sheila Marie: DECA Club: 4. Hunter, Ill, Milo Francis: Raleigh Youth Council; Service Club: 3; President: 4; Senior Class Council: Constitutional Revisions Committee: 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Government Month Mayor: 4; Photography Club: 4; Inter School Council: 3, 4; Human Rela- tions Committee: 2, 3, 4; Math Club: 2, 3, 4; Grains of Sand: 3, 4; Drama Club: 2, 4; Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Inter Club Council: 4; A. V. Committee: 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms and Parlimen- tarian: 3; Elections Committee: 3; Sadie Hawkins Committee: 3; Harvest Moon Committee: 3; Pho- tographer: Lakonikos, Sandscript: 2. Hutchins, Frederick Cheatham: A. V. Committee: 3; Football Manager: 2, 3. Ibrahim, Hussain Ihsan: Debate Team: 2; Marching Band: 2, 3. Ingram, Kermit Ireland, Mary Kathryn: Intramurals Committee: 2; _ French Club: 3, 4. Izzo, Debra Lynn: House and Grounds Committee: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: 3; Safety Committee: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4; NCGAA: 2; Honor Society: 4. James, Karen Louise: Fine Arts Committee: 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 3; Poster Committee: 3, 4; Art Club: 2; Ecology Club: 3; Brotherhood Week Committee: 2; Humanities Festival: 3. Jayroe, Cynthia Boxwell: Elections Committee: 2, 3; Health Careers Club: 2, 3, 4; School Store Com- mittee: 2; Spanish Club: 2, 3; Y-Teens: 2; Math Club: 2; FHA: 2; Raleigh Youth Council: 4. Jefferys, Linda Carol Jenkins, James William: Assembly Committee: 3, 4; DECA Club: 4; Intramurals Committee: 3; Poster Committee: 2. Jenny, Raymond Kenneth Jewell, Todd Elliott: Assembly Committee: 3, 4; DECA Club: 4; Intramurals Committee: 2, 3, 4; Poster Committee: 2; Spanish Club: 3. Johns, Marshall Artis: Hi-Y: 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3, 4. Johnson, David Charles: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Representative: 4; Hi-Y: 4; Football Team: 2; Tennis Team: 3, 4; FCA: 2, 4. Johnson, Teresa Lorraine: Outing Club: 4. Jones, Anna Ball: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Representative: 3; Alternate: 4; Yearbook Staff: 4; Sports Committee: 4; Homecoming Com- mittee: 4; Latin Club: 2, 3; GAA: 4; Honor Society: | 4; Varsity Cheerleader: 3, 4; Spartanette: 2; Pow- derpuff Football Team: 3, 4. Jones, Jay Alan: Class President: 2, 3; Intramurals Committee: 4; Yearbook Staff: 3; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2, 3; Golf Team: 2, 3, 4. Jones, Jill Lynette: Spanish Club: 2. Jones, Josiah Sebastian: Orchestra: 2, 3, 4. Jones, Leigh Anne: English Class Representative: 4; | Yearbook Staff: 2; Homecoming Committee: 2; French Club: 4; Hospitality Committee: 4. | Jones, Oscar Ray: Intramurals Committee: 2; Art Club: 2. Joyner, James Bryant: Yearbook Staff: 2. Kauffmann, John Anthony: Wrestling Team: 4; In- tramurals Committee: 4. Kearney, James Larry: Poster Committee: 4. Kearney, Phyllis Maria: Chorale: 4; Mixed Chorus: 2, 3; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader: 2. Kearns, Thomas Walter: Intramurals Committee: 4; Hi-Y: 2, 3; Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: English Class Representative. Keefe, Philip Clarence: Intramurals Committee: 2, 4, Kellam, Henry Hicks: DECA Club: 4. Kelley, Sharon Christiana: Elections Committee: 2, 4; Library Committee: 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Kelly, Michael Bernard Kemp, Carol Anne: Honor Society: 4. Kenney, Stephen Faucette: Homeroom President: 2; Class V. Pres.: 2; Winter Festival Escort: 2; Home- coming Escort: 2; Latin Club: 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2, 3. Kenny, John David: A. V. Committee: 2, 3; Photog- raphy Club: 2, 3; Sports Commi tee: 2, 3; Football Team: 2, 3; Wrestling Team: 2, 3; Soccer Team: 2, 3; Tennis team: 2, 3. Kiley, Susan Carol: Projects Committee: 4; German Club: 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Science Research Club: 4. Kirven, William Karlton: Latin Club: 2, 3; Wrestling Team: 2, 4. Koobs, Sharon Marie: Symphonic Band: 3. Koon, Pamela Carol: Library Committee: 4. Krause, William Edward: Basketball Team: 2; Track Team: 2, 3, 4. Krier, Thomas Williams: Intramurals Committee: 2, 3; Football Team: 2; Wrestling Team: 3. Lamb, James Stephen: Symphonic Band: 2; Stage Band: 4; Football Team: 2; Literary Magazine Staff: 4; Humanities Festival: 3. Lane, Alma Ree Lois: Homeroom Secretary: 2; Elections Committee: 4; Health Careers Club: 4; Human Relations Committee: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 3; Homecoming Sponsor: 4; Student Co-Op Committee: 4; Homecoming Com- mittee: 4; Spanish Club: 4; Honor Society: 4; Math Club: 2; Student Welfare, Chairman: 4; Hospitality Committee: 4; Executive Council: 4. Langley, Donna Marie: DECA Club: 4; FHA: 2. Lanphere, Norma Jean: Health Careers Club: 4; School Store Committee: 3; Homecoming Com- mittee: 4; Spartanettes: 4; Class Picnic Committee: 4; Caps and Gowns Committee: 3; Prom Com- mittee: 3. Lassiter, Walter Eugene: Intramurals Committee: 2. Latta, Susan Annette: Girls’ Chorus: 2; ICT: 3, 4. Leach, Pamela Kaye: Homeroom President: 2; DECA Club: 4. Leake, Joanne Stevenson Lease, Thomas Sellers: Hi-Y: 4; Wrestling Team: 2, 3, 4; DeMolay. Leonard, Daria Laneen: Jr. Class Committee Chair- man: 3; (At the American School of Paris) Fine Arts Committee: 3; Mixed Chorus: 2, 3; School Store: 2; Drama Club: 3; Class Council: 3. Leonard, Larry Lee: Wrestling Team: 2, 3, 4. Leonard, Michael Travis Lesher, Pamela Sue: Homeroom President: 2, 3; In- tramurals: 4; French Club: 2, 3; NCGAA: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Constitutional Revisions Com- mittee: 4; Gymnastics Team: 3; Executive Council: 4; Class Advisor: 4. Lewis, Leah Christine: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Li- brary Committee: 3, 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Y-Teens: 3; Library Club: 3,4; Bowling League: 2; Hospitality Committee: 4. Lightner, William Link, Steve McClelland 269 Locke, Robert Randloph, Jr.: Art Club: 3; Latin Club: 2. Locke, Susan Anne-Marie: Homeroom President: 2, 3; Alternate: 4; DECA Club, Reporter: 4; Intra- murals: 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Latin Club: 2; Spanish Club: 3, 4; NCGAA: 3; Math Club: 2, 3; Donkey Bowl Game: 2. Lott, Cathryn Mary: House and Grounds Com- mittee: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Stage Band: 4; Safety Committee: 4; French Club: 2; Honor Society: 4; All State Band: 4. Loyd, Susan Lynn: Homeroom President: 2; Home- room Vice-President: 3; Publicity Committee: 2; Homecoming Committee: 2; Spanish Club: 3. Luk, Robert James: Elections Committee: 2, 3; Soc- cer Team: 4. Lutrick, Janice Marie: Enloe High School: 2; Homeroom President: 2; Elections Committee: 2; Mixed Chorus: 2, 3; Homecoming Committee: 2; Class Council: 2. Lynch, Rebecca Ann: English Class Representative: 3; Elections Committee: 2; Orchestra: 2, 3; Girls’ Ensemble: 4; Projects Committee: 4, Homecoming Committee: 4; French Club: 4; Hospitality Com- mittee: 4. Lynn, Teresa Clarine: Homecoming Committee: 2; Spanish Club: 3. Mahler, Jill Elizabeth: Girls’ Ensemble: 3; Mixed Chorus: 2; Y-Teens: 3; Drama Club: 2; Honor So- ciety: 3, 4; Tennis Team: 3; Modern Music Masters: a. Manley, Judy Ann: Fine Arts Committee: 2. Mann, Charlene: Library Committee: 2; Mixed Chorus: 2. Margolin, Wanda Helene Markey, Lisa Lynn: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Human Relations Committee: 4; Library Committee: 4; Girls’ Ensemble: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Homecoming Com- mittee: 4; French Club: 3, 4; Y-Teens: 2; Modern Music Masters: 4; Hospitality Committee: 3, 4. Markle, Mallory Ann: Chorale: 2; Photography: 3; Student Co-Op: 4; COO: 4. Marsh, Jonathan Tawa: German Club: 4; Soccer Team: 3, 4. Marshall, Roy Stephen Marshall, Tony Lee: Library Committee: 3; Health Careers Club: 2. Martin, Judith Briddean: Spanish Club: 2; DECA, Vice President: 4. Martin, Richard Wayne: Marching Band: 3; Sym- phonic Band: 2, 4; Stage Band: 2, 4; Drama Club: 2, 3; Ecology Club: 2; Track Team: 2. Martin, Roy Ken: Drafting Club: 4; Key Club: 4. Mason, Eugene Collier: Soccer Team: 4. Massey, Kasandra Faye: DECA Club: 4; VICA Club: 270 Massey, Marietta Matt, Maureen Eizabeth: Homeroom Secretary: 2; Assembly Committee: 2, 3; DECA Club: 4; Elec- tions Committee: 2; Poster Club: 2, 3; French Club: 2; Y-Teens: 2. Mauney, Diane Marie: Intramurals Committee: 2; Photography Club: 4; Student Co-op Committee: 2; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Drafting Club: 4. May, John Fletcher: Wrestling Club: 2, 3, 4. McCoy, Dorothy Ree: Library Club: 2; Mixed Chorus: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 3; FHA: 2; Pep Club: 4. McCutcheon, Terrie Lee: DECA Club: 4. McDaniel, Ronald Lopez McDougald, Janet Louise: English Class Represen- tative: 3; Health Careers Club: 2, 3, 4; Sports Com- mittee: 4; Homecoming Committee: 4; French Club: 4; Y-Teens: 2; Tennis Team: 2; Hospitality Committee: 4. McGinnity, Anne Carey: Bus Driver: 2, 3; Gymnas- tics Club: 2. McGuire, Timothy Joseph: Intramurals Committee: 3, 4. McHone, Susan Dianne: Elections Committee: 4; Sports Committee: 4; Hospitality Committee: 4. McLean, Cynthia Anne: Newspaper Staff: 2, 3; French Club 3; Spanish Club: 4. McPhail, Donna Rae: Homeroom President: 2. Melton, Alton Lee Mendler, Walter Sebastian (Skip): Homeroom President: 2; A. V. Committee: 3, 4; WSHS: 3, 4; Lit- erary Magazine Staff: 2, 3, 4; Governor’s School: 3; Latin Club: 3, 4; Drama Club: 2, 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Service Club: 3, 4; Constitutional Revisions Com- mittee: 4; National Merit Finalist: 4. Merino, Susan P. Miller, Margery Vera: Newspaper Staff: 2, 3, 4; Lit- erary Magazine Staff: 3, 4. Mitchell, Cynthia Gwenette: Girls’ Ensemble: 3; Mixed Chorus: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; English Class Representative: 3. Mitchell, Robert Best: DECA Club: 4; Football Team: 2, 3. Mitchell, Wanda Gail: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Representative. 3; DECA Club: 4; Marching Band: 3; Service Club: 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader: 2; Class Council: 2, 3; Constitutional Revisions Committee: 2; Hospitality Committee: 2; Brotherhood Week: 2. Mize, Cynthia Lee: DECA Club: 4; Sports Com- mittee: 4; Honor Society: 4; Hospitality Committee: 4. Montague, Jacqueline Kay: Girls’ Chorus: 2. Monteith, Carol Lynn: Homeroom President: 2; Sports Committee: 3, 4; French Club: 2, 3, 4; Hospi- tality Committee: 2, 3, 4. Moon, Leslie Maureen: Health Careers Club: 2; Y- Teens: 2; Ec ology Club: 2. Moore, Daniel Edward: Intramurals Committee: 3; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4. Moore, Leslie Paul Moore, Pamela Jean: DECA Club: 4; Intramurals Committee: 2; Latin Club: 2; Spanish Club: 3. Moorman, Jan Douglas: Homeroom President: 2; Health Careers Club: 4; Key Club: 2; Ensemble: 4; Chorale: 2, 3; French Club: 3, 4; Y-Teens: 3; Jr. Var- sity Cheerleader: 2; Modern Music Master: 3, 4. Mordecai, Margaret Elizabeth: Fine Arts Com- mittee: 4; Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Key Club: 4; Girls’ Ensemble: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Girls’ Chorus; 2; Homecoming Committee: 3, 4; Modern Music Masters: 4. Mori, Yukio: Homeroom President: 2; Literary Magazine Staff: 4; Photography Club: 3, 4; Drama Club: 3; Varsity Cheerleader: 2, 3; Tennis Team: 2, 3; Class Council: 2; Newspaper Staff: 4; Announce- ment: 3; School Festival Pre.: 3. Morris, Albert Leland: French Club: 3; Hi-Y: 4; Football Team: 2; Baseball Team: 2, 3, 4. Morrisey, Barbara Jean: Assembly Committee: 2, 3; Elections Committee: 3; Key Club: 3; Lakonikos Staff (co-cordinator): 4; Projects Committee: 4; School Store Committee: 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Dance Co-chairman: 4; Spanish Club: 3; Pow- derpuff Football Team: 2, 3, 4. re: Mountcastle, Richard Turner: Hi-Y: 3, 4; Track Team: 2; Wrestling Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: 3. Moye, Deborah Sue: Cafeteria Committee: 3; Elec- tions Committee: 4; Yearbook Staff: 4; School Store Committee: 4; Spanish Club: 2; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader: 2; Hospitality Committee: 2, 3, 4; GAA: 4. Mulheim, Bruce Walker Munns, Margaret Ellen: Girls’ Chorus: 2; Mixed Chorus: 3, 4; French Club: 3. Murchison, Delsenia Yvonne: Class Council: 2, 3; Student Council President: 4; Health Careers Club: 4; Homecoming Sponser: 3; Social Standards Com- mittee: 2, 3; Service Club: 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader: 2. Murray, Colleen Marie: Bus Driver: 4. Muth, Martha Ellen: School Store Committee: 4; German Club: 2; Spanish Club: 3; GAA: 3, 4; Major- ettes: 4; Marshall: 3, 4. Myers, Robert Frank: Elections Committee: 4; In- tramurals Committee: 3, 4; Library Club: 4; Sports Committee: 4; Soccer Team: 3, 4. Nance, Philip Nelson Navey, Susan Gail: Homeroom President: 2; Elec- tions Committee: 4; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Sym- phonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: 3; Homecoming Committee: 2; German Club: 3, 4; Drama Club: 2; Honor Society: 3, 4; Hospitality Committee: 3, 4. Nelson, Bonnie Sue: Girls’ Chorus: 2; Student Co- op Committee: 4. Nicholson, Il, Russell Cobb: Soccer Team: 3, 4. Noell, Elizabeth Mitchell: Ecology Club: 2; Key Club: 3, 4. Novak, Cheryl Lynn: Elections Committee:4; Spar- tanettes: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 2; Mixed Chorus: 4. Oakley, Robert Edward Oates, Anthony Dexter: Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team: 2, 3, 4. Oeters, Harold John: Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Sym- phonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team: 3, 4; Soccer Team: 4; Sandscript: 2, 3. Ogburn, Kathy Denise: Marching Band: 4; Sym- phonic Band: 2; French Club: 4; Majorettes: 4. O'Malley, Mary Lynn Otto, Susan Jeanne: Girls’ Chorus: 3; COOP: 4; Y- Teens: 2. Pahl, Rose Marie: Health Careers Clu: 3, 4; House and Grounds Committee: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Stage Band: 2, 3, 4; Or- chestra: 2, 3, 4; Governor’s School: 2; Projects Committee: 4; Safety Committee: 4; French Club: 2; Y-Teens: 3; Honor Society: 3, 4. Palounek, Andrea Petrea Teresa: Elections Com- mittee: 2; Human Relations Committee: 3, 4; Marching Band: 2; Symphonic Band: 2; Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Literary Magazine Staff: 3, 4; Governor's School: 3; Photography Club: 4; German Club: 2, 3, 4; Drama Club: 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Service Club: 3, 4; Math Club: 2, 3, 4; Standards Co-Chair- man: 4; Coin and Stamp Club: 4. Parrish, Cynthia Lynn: DECA Club: 4; Ensemble: 4; Chorale: 4; Homecoming Sponser: 4. Parrish II, Edward Bennetp: Assembly Committee: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 4; Football Team Manager: 2. Parrish, Russell Kirby: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 3. Patterson, Ann Marie: Cafeteria Committee: 3; School Store Committee: Homecoming Com- mittee: 3, 4; French Club: 4; English Class Repre- sentative: 4. Patterson, Ruth Marie: Elections Committee: 4; Health Careers Club: 4; Sports Committee: 4; Homecoming Committee: 4; Latin Club: 4. Pearce, Alice Kaye: COOP: 4. Pearce, Deborah Lynn Pearce, Farley Bryant: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Representative: 4; Orchestra: 2, 3, 4; Governor’s School: 3; Projects Committee: 4. Peedin, Mark Stephen Pelissier, Michael Al: A. V. Committee: 3. Pennington, Karen Beth: Elections Committee: 3; House and Grounds Committee: 4; Key Club: 4; Lost and Found Committee: 2; Projects Committee Chairman: 4; Homecoming Committee Chairman: 4; Homecoming Committee Chairman: 4; German Club: 2; Honor Society: 4; Hospitality Committee: 4; Powderpuff Team: 4; Student Council Represen- tative: 2. Pennisi, Donna Maria: DECA Club: 4; Intramurals Committee: 2; Spanish Club: 2, 3. Pergerson, Mark Douglas: Latin Club: 3, 4; Math Club: 4. Perkins, Deborah Gail: Photography Club: 3; Art Club: 2, 3; English Class Representative: 4. Perry, Steven Lawrence Phelps, Nancy Lynn: Elections Committee:4; Mixed Chorus: 4; Newspaper Staff: 2; Yearbook Staff: 4; School Store Committee: 4; Y-Teens: 2; Pow- derpuff Team: 3; Hospitality Committee: 4. Phillips, Eugene Barron: Intramurals Committee: 2; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team: 3. Phillips Robin Leigh: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; GAA: 3, 4. Piacenza, Kerry Holt Pilkington, Johnny Ray Pope, Etheal Keneath: Cafeteria Committee: 4; Marching Band: 2, 3; Hospitality Committee; Homecoming Committee. Porter, Patricia Ann: Y-Teens: 3. Powell, Carol Jeanne: DECA Club: 4; Symphonic Band: 3; French Pupa, Edward Reichold: Key Club: 2, 3; Soccer Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: 2, 3, 4. Purvis, Clifton O’Neal: English Class Representa- tive: 4; Mixed Chorus: 4; FCA: 2, 3; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Foot- ball Team: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team: 3. Puryear, Jacqueline Carmen Quesenberry, David Lee: Sandscript Staff: 2; Soc- cer Team: 3. Quesenberry, Karen Lynn: Homeroom President: 2; Homeroom Secretary: 3; Assembly Committee: 2; Elections Committee: 3; Health Careers Club: 3; Marching Band: 2; Winter Festival Court: 2; Sports Committee: 4; Homecoming Committee: 4; French Club: 3, 4; Honor Society: 3; Vice President: 4; Powderpuff Football: 2, 3, 4. Radcliffe, Sherry Ann: DECA Club: 4. Radford, Donald Wayne Ragan, Daniel Lawrence: Intramurals: 2, 4; Golf Team: 3, 4. Ray, Carolyn Elizabeth: English Class Representa- tive: 4. Reaugh, James Bryant: Homeroom President: 2; Homeroom Vice President: 3; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2; Baseball Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: Pe Bb Reichart, D’Ann: Student Co-Op Committee: 4; German Club: 4. Reid, Clifford Hollis: Football Team: 2. Reimers, Arthur Frederick, Jr.: Key Club: 4; Cho- rale: 4; Sports Committee: 4; French Club: 4; Hi-Y: 4; Honor Society: 4; Math Club: 3, 4; Ecology Club: 3; Modern Music Masters: 4. Rettie, Gordon Mackenzie: Lakonikos Staff: 3, 4. Reynolds, Marcus Irving: Homeroom President: 2; Football Team: 3, 4; FCA: 2, 3, 4. Rhodes, Diane Sue: Chorale: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3. Richardson, Timothy Doan: Intramurals: 2, 3. Rivenbark, Connie Lou: English Class Representa- tive: 4; English Vice President: 2, 4. Football Roberts, Larry Glenn: Intramurals: 2; Team: 2, 3. Robinson, Ann Leslie: Assembly Committee: 2, 3, 4; Elections Committee: 3, 4; Fine Arts Committee: 2; Chorale: 3; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Poster Committee: 2; Sports Committee: 4; Home- coming Committee: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; Pow- derpuff Team: 3, 4. Rodeheffer, Patricia Lee: Elections Committee: 4; Sports Committee: 4. Rogers, Brenda Kay: Cafeteria and Lunchtime Ac- tivities: 3; FHA: 3. Rogers, John Rembert: House and Grounds Com- mittee: 2; French Club: 3, 4; Drama Club: 2, 3; English Class Representative: 4. Rogers, Robin Lynn: Assembly Committee: 3; Girls’ 271 Chorus: 2; Tennis Team: 2, 3. Rooth, Sheri Jane: Girls’ Chorus: 2; Girls’ En- semble: 4; Mixed Chorus: 2; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Stu- dent Faculty Basketball Team: 3. Rose, Laurie Diane: Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Hu- man Relations Committee: 4; Library Committee: 4; Library Club: 4; French Club: 2, 3, 4; Hospitality Committee: 4. Roy, Jeffrey Allen: Homeroom Vice President: 2; Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team: 2, 3, 4. Rudisill, Carol Marie: Fine Arts Committee: 2, 3, In- tramurals: 3; Sandscript Staff: 4; Literary Magazine Staff: 3, 4; Governor’s School: 3; Poster Committee: 2, 3, 4; Projects Committee: 3; Art Club: 2; Honor Society: 4; English Class Representative: 4; Service Club: 4. Rumrill, Jeffrey B. Russell, Julie Ann: Health Careers Club: 4; Y- Teens: 3. Rutherford, Jan Carlton: Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Intramurals: 4; Library Committee: 4; Homecoming Committee: 2; Latin Club: 2; Y-Teens: 2; Honor So- ciety: 4; Tennis Team: 3; English Class Representa- tive:2, 3, 4. Safrit, Lloyd Michael: English Class Representative: 3, 4; Intramurals: 4; FCA: 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4. Sakiewicz, Theresa Ann: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Spanish Club: 4; Humanities Festival: 4; Graduation Committee: 4. Saleeby, Rajie Ali Saleeby, Timothy McKeena: Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Social Standards Committee: 4; Spanish Club: 2: Sally, Linda Louise: Intramurals: 4; French Club: 4; NCGAA: 3, 4; Gymnastics Team: 3. Sanders, Annette Marie: House and Grounds Committee: 2; Chorale: 3, 4; Mixed Chorus: 2; School Store Committee: 3; Spanish Club: 4. Sanders, Deborah Yvette: Homeroom Secretary: 2; Homecoming Sponsor: 4. Sanders, Rosa Betsy Staaerfield, Karen Joyce: Elections Committee: 2, 4; Fine Arts Committee: 4; Library Committee: 4; Projects Committee: 4; French Club: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Hospitality Committee Chairman. Schneider, Mark Francis: Science Club: 2, 3. Schulze, Crystal Hewes: Health Careers Club: 4; Bus Driver: 3, 4. Schultz, Mary Ellen Catherine: English Class Rep- resentative: 4; Alternate: 3; Assembly Committee: 2; Elections Committee: 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club: 3; Mixed Chorus: 3; Hospitality Committee: 3; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Donkey Ball: 2, 3: Sports Com- mittee: 2; Homecoming Committee: 3; French Club: 3; Varsity Cheerleader: 4; Spartanetter: 2; Prom Committee: 4. Schulz, Susan Ellen: Valeran High School, Mil- walkee: Intramurals: 2, 3: Homecoming Com- 272 mittee: 2; Class Council: 2; Girls’ Service Club: 2, 3; Secretary of Valeran: 3; Girls’ Volleyball Team: 2; Girls’ Water Ballet Team: 2, 3. Searles, Charles Owen: Cafeteria and Lunchtime Activities: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 3. Sedaris, Lisa Mary: French Club: 4. Shaffer, David Lee, Jr.: Homeroom President: 2; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Student Faculty Basketball Team: 4; FCA: 2 3. Shankle, Laurie Allison: Chorale: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Spartanettes: 2. Sharpe, Kathleen Cameron: Homeroom President: 2; English Class Vice President: 4; Assembly Com- mittee: 3, 4; Elections Committee; 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Sports Committee: 4; Homecoming Staff: 4; Sports Committee: 4; Homecoming Committee: 2, 4; Spanish Club: 2; Powderpuff Football: 2, 3, 4; Service Club: 4. Shea, Michael Patrick: Intramurals: 3, 4; School Store Committee: 4. Shields, Timothy William: Homeroom President: 2; Elections Committee: 4; Football Team: 2, 3; Pow- derpuff Football Coach: 4. Silver, James Floyd, Jr.: Grains of Sand Staff: 3; Edi- tor: 4; Sanderson Film People, Chairman: 4. Small, Gregory Edwin: Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4. Smetana, Martha Elaine: DECA Club: 4; Home- coming Committee: 2. Smith, Edward Warner: Intramurals: 2, 3, 4; Sports Committee: 3; Spanish Club: 3; Ecology Club: 3, 4. Smith, Ginger Nell: Homeroom President: 2; En- semble: 4; Mixed Chorus: 3; Chorale: 4; Modern Music Masters: 4; All State Chorus: 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Standards Board: 4; Honor Society: 4; Span- ish Club: 3; Bowling League: 2. Smith, Jennie Michele: Girls’ Chorus: 2. Smith, Leigh Anne: NCGAA: 2. Smith, Linda Ruth: DECA Club: 4. Smith, Lawrence Russell: Homeroom President: 24 3, 4; Assembly Committee: 2, 3; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2. Smith, Susan Liggett: Elections Committee: 4; In- tramurals: 4; French Club: 4; NCGAA: 3, 4; Tennis Team: 3; Swim Team: 3. Smith, Wade Hampton: Assembly Committee: 3; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3. Sneed, Michael Micoo Snelling, James Edward: Basketball Team: 2. Speidel, Kathleen Lupton: Elections Committee: 4; Health Careers Club: 4; Chorale: 4; Girls’ Chorus: 3; Sports Committee: 4; French Club: 3, 4; Drama Club: 2; Powderpuff Team: 2, 3, 4. Sprinkle, Michael David Stamper, Gregory Alan Stayton, Robert Lee Stefureac, Daniel Louis: Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team: 4; All State Soccer Team, 2nd: Sports Committee, co-chairman: 4; Hi-Y; FCA; Sports Announcer. Steigerwald, Joseph Edward: Chess Club. Stephens, Mary Kathleen Stevenson, Herbert: Homeroom President: 2; Treasurer: 3; Intramurals: 2; Sports Committee: 2, 3; Homecoming Committee: 3; Football Team: 2, 3; Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4; Football Team: 2, 3; Bas- ketball Team: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3; Law En- forcement Club: 2; Bus Driver: 3, 4. Stewart, Kathy Dianne: Class President: 4; Debate Team: 2; Elections Committee: 2; Projects Com- mittee: 3; Health Careers Club: 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Publicity Committee: 3; Homecoming Com- mittee: 3; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Service Club: 4; Class Council: 3, 4. Stewart, Stephanie Rain: Marching Band: 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band: 2, 3; Homecoming Committee: 3, 4; French Club: 2, 3. Stines, Kathy Joyce: Homeroom President: 2; As- sembly Committee: 2, 3, 4; Elections Committee: 2; Ensemble: 4; Chorale: 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2, 3; Homecoming Committee: 3, 4; French Club: 3, 4. Stinneford, Michael David: Key Club: 3; Informa- tion Services Committee: 4; Track Team: 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Team: 2, 3, 4. Stokes, Kathy Lynne Storie, Melissa Eve: Assembly Committee: 2, 3, 4; Chairman: 3, 4; Chorale: 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Lakonikos Staff: 2, 4; Sports Committee: 3, 4; English Class Representative: 2; Homecoming Committee: 3; Modern Music Masters: 3, 4; Service Club: 4; Graduation Line-Up Committee: 4. Strait, Kathryn Ann: Audio-Visual Committee: 4; Mixed Chorus: 2, 3; Sports Committee: 2; German Club: 3; Y-Teens: 2. Street, Rebecca Lynn: French Club: 2, 3. Stuart Ill, Walter Grover: Football Team (man- ager): 3, 4; Wrestling Team: 3, 4; National Merit Scholarship, Letter of Commendation Winner. Sturm, Dana Lynne: Homeroom Representative: 2, 4; Key Club: 3, 4; Grains of Sand Staff: 4; Poster Committee: 4; Drama Club: 2; Honor Society: 4; Ecology Club: 2, 3. Suchy, James Marvel: Intramurals: 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4. Sulli van, Jr., Thomas Elder: A.V. Committee: 2, 3; Intramurals: 2, 3; Key Club: 3; Sports Committee: 2, 3; Spanish Club: 2, 3; Basketball Team (manager): 2; Golf Team: 2, 3. Sutherland, Douglas Gwyn: Assembly Committee: 4; Spanish Club: 2. Swanson, Sara Jean: Homeroom President: 2; Sandscript: 2; French Club: 2; Class Council: 2. ere ee ee Switzer, Deirdre Ann: Lakonikos Staff: 2, 3; Sports Committee: 3; Bus Driver: 4. Talcott, Thomas Stephen: German Club: 2; Foot- ball Team: 2, 3; Wrestling Team: 2, 3. Tarlton, Teresa Dawn Taylor, Anna Adele: Assembly Committee: 2, 3; Elections Committee: 3, 4; kLakonikos Staff: 4; Homecoming Committee: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; Tennis Team: 3, 4; Powderpuff Team: 3, 4. Taylor, Carolyn Carson: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Photography Club: 4; German Club: 2, 3, 4; Class Night Chairman: 4. Taylor, Jacqueline Anya: Mixed Chorus: 4. Taylor, Samuel McDonald: Cafeteria and Lunch- time Activities Committee: 4; Key Club: 4; Orches- tra: 2; Homecoming Committee: 4; Honor Society: 4; Coordination Committee Chairman: 4. Teague, Jane-Jane Williamson: Elections Com- mittee: 3, 4; Lakonikos Staff: 4; Safety Committee: 4; Sports Committee: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Cheerleader: 2, 3, 4; NCGAA; Powderpuff Team: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3; Homecoming Committee: 3; School Store Committee; Hospitality Committee: ah Teasley, Jean Thomas, David Bela: A.V. Committee: 2, 3, 4; Or- chestra: 2, 3, 4; Governor’s School: 4. Thomas, Jennifer Lynn: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Health Careers Club: 4; Key Club: 4; School Store Committee: 4; French Club: 3, 4; Honor Society: 4. Thomas, Rita Annette: DECA Club: 4; Home- | coming sponsor: 4; Track Team: 2; Tennis Team: 3. Thomlinson, Lorraine: Homeroom President: 2; DECA Club: 4; Ensemble: 3; Class Council: 2, 3. Tiede, Sally Ann Timberlake, Susan Elizabeth: Homeroom Secre- tary: 3; Girls’ Chorus: 3; French Club: 4. Timko, Stephanie Jane: Intramurals: 2, 4; Lakonikos Staff: 2; Grains of Sand Staff: 2; French Club: 2, 3; Drama Club: 2; Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team: 2; Volleyball Team: 3, 4; Hospitality Com- mittee: 4. Timper, Kenneth Edward: Track Team: 2. Todd,-Karen Lynn: Assembly Committee: 4; Elec- tions Committee: 4; Poster Committee: 3; Sports Committee: 4; French Club: 4. Toliver, Frank Alexander: Symphonic Band: 2; Football Team: 2, 3. Tompkins, Charles Franklin II: Intramurals: 2, 3; Marching Band: 2, 3; Symphonic Band: 2, 3; Sand- script Staff: 2; Latin Club: 3, 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Cess Club: 2. Towns, Malcolm David: Intramurals: 4; Wrestling Team: 3, 4. Trent, Douglas Morgan: Marching Band: 3, 4; Sym- phonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Stage Band: 2, 3, 4; Honor So- ciety: 3, 4; Track Team: 3; First Place, National Math Contest: 3. Tripp, Bud Richard: Intramurals: 4; Sports Com- mittee: 4. Turner, Bettie Elizabeth: Law Enforcement Club: 2; Pep Club. Turner, Mark Williamson: Sports Committee: 4; Soccer Team: 3, 4. Tuttle, Deborah Lynne: DECA Club: 4; Prom Com- mittee: 3; Powderpuff Football Team: 2, 3, 4. Uhl, Steven James: DECA Club: 4. Van Houten, Debra Gyle: Elections Committee: 4; Sports Committee: 4; French Club: 3, 4; Drama Club: 2, 4; English Class Representative: 4; Pow- derpuff Football Team: 4; GAA: 2, 3, 4. Van Tassel, Eric David: Health Careers Club: 4; Key Club: 3, 4; Yearbook Staff: 4; Latin Club: 4; German Club: 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; Math Club: 2; Ecology Club: 3. Vaughn, Linda Susan: COOP Club: 4. Veiberg, Linda Karen: DECA Club: 4. Venters, Carl Vernon: Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Football Team: 2 Sh 4, Vercoe, Mark Barry: Symphonic Band: 2; Track Team: 3. Wadhwa, Kirti: Library Club: 2; French Club: 4; Y- Teens: 3; Math Club: 2. Wagner, Joy Linda: Fine Arts Committee: 4; Library Club: 3, 4; Honor Society: 4; FHA: 2. Walden, Joseph Lawrence: Class Council: 3; Foot- ball Trainer: 2, 3; Westling Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State: 3. Waldron, Belinda King: Mixed Chorus: 4. Walsh, Dennis Thomas Walsh, Robert Walters, Jr., Charles Ray Warner, Michael Wayne: English Class Represen- tative: 4; Intramurals: 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 2; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Football Team: 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball Team: 2; FCA: 2, 3, 4. Warren, Dennis Eugene Warwick, Karen Margaret Weaver, Nina Marlene: Ensemble: 3, 4; Chorale: 2; Spanish Club: 2, 3; Drama Club: 2, 4. Webster, Kerry Margaret: Assembly Committee: 3; Girls’ Chorus: 2; Powderpuff Football Team: 2, 3, 4. Wertis, Robert Joseph Wetzel, Marcia Lynn: DECA Club: 4; Newspaper Staff: 4; Governor’s School: 3; Poster Committee: 2. Wheless, Gregory Collins: Football Team: 2, 3; Baseball Team: 2, 3. Whitaker, Deborah Sue: Mixed Chorus: 4. Whitaker, Cynthia Renee: Homeroom Represen- tative: 2; Alternate: 4. White, Larry: Homeroom Vice President: 2, 3. Whiting, Willi Clarence Wilkinson, Amy Elizabeth: Honor Society: 4; Gym- nastics Team: 3, 4; Volleyball Team: 3, 4. Williams, Edwin Heath: Cafeteria Committee: 4; House and Grounds Committee: 4. Williams, Garry Dean: German Club: 4; Math Club: 4; Chess Club: 3, 4. Williams, John Thomas: Symphonic Band: 2, 3, 4; Stage Band: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society: 3, 4; Football Team: 2; Wrestling Team: 3. Williams, Mark Dewart: Intramurals: 2, 3, 4. Williams, Richard Ross: Intramurals: 2, 3, 4. Williamson, Deborah Ann: Library Club: 3. Williamson, Jacob Adolph: Wrestling Team: 2, 3. Willis, Tyrone Alexander Winkler, Carl William: Tennis Team: 3, 4. Wollman, Lisa Ellen: Fine Arts: 2, 3, 4; Poster Com- mittee: 4; Art Club: 2, 3. Womble, Lynn Carol: Health Careers Club: 4; Hos- pitality Committee: 4. Wood, Vikki Jewel: Spartanette: 2. Woodall, Stephen Lester: Assembly Committee: 4; Intramurals: 3; Basketball Team: 2, 3, 4; FCA: 4; Hi- Y: 4. Yates, Margaret Elizabeth: Elections Committee: 3, 4; Sports Committee: 4; French Club: 2, 3. Yates, Patricia Ann: Drama Club: 4. Yates, Susan Lea: Elections Committee: 3, 4; Sports Committee: 4; French Club: 2, 3. Yount, Alan Gregory: Bus Driver: 4. 273 274 Lal KOVKOS ° 7 gE -—-_ 7 INS | 1G 0} Nt AM: Beiieve it or not, we did put a lot of work into this yearbook. We hope the students enjoy and appreciate our efforts. Julie Capettini On Ann, that’s the worst! Betsy Brooks Lynn, Matt, Dan—get back in here. It’s not 20VEE Mr. Booker Hey Bradlos! Matt Baron On! Hello there! Brad Banks wish you were more like Charles Atlas? Ann Robinson GAG. Gordon! Go away! The Lakonikos Lassies Gina, I’m gonna buy you a muffler for your mouth. Mr. Booker Mz Booker, I heard that you got a love letter from your chicken lover in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Anna and Ann LAKONIKOS First Row: Gincy Burns, Nancy Phelps, Sherrie Rooth, Carol Hines, Barbara Morrisey, Jim Suchy, Ann Robinn, Tom Spain, Matt Baron, Dan Chermak, Mr. Booker, Gordon Rettie, Lynn Crump. Second Row: Kathy Sharpe, Suzanne Wiggins, Julie Capettini, Leah Lewis, Anna Ball Jones, Aliss Borngesser, Gina Chamberlin, Betsy Brooks, Robin Holly, Debbie Moye, Martha Darden, Chure Bennett. Third Row: Frank Fields, Jane-Jane Teague, Joe Hodge, Eric Van Tassel, Ginger Smith, Brad Banks. I enjoyed working on the staff and assoc- lating with such a great bunch of people. The Lakonikos has been a great asset to my senior year, and I’m sure I’ll never forget the choice experiences. Chure Bennett Allis, can’t you keep your eyes off Joe? Anna Ball Jones X here’s Mr. Booker? I need some help on this layout. 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