Shelby High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Shelby, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1979 volume:

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TREE enema cet: Fee spr x color photographs by: Bill Thomassen Charles Hamrick Fs) 16 Red Cross Club The Bloodmobile is the best known project of the Red Cross Club because it involves the entire community. This club is known as ‘‘the good neighbor” or the Red Cross Club. The club offers practical experience to stu- dents interested in health careers, as well as a valuable service to the community. BLOOD DISASTER g pap evencency SERVICES AMERICAN RED CROSS� CLEVELAND COUNTY CHAPTER Greg Hawkins — President, Susan Watson — Treasurer, Pam Walker — Secretary, Jimmy Neal — Vice President. BLOOD DISASTER EMERGENCY SERVICES MERICAN RED CRC. 7 EVELAND COUNTY C Left Side — Miss Forney (advisor), Leslie Black, Terry Stubbs, Monica Clark, Linda Myers, Shelia Walker, Sandra Gensel, Susan Watson, Tammy McClellan, Julie Bridges. Top Side — Barbara Whittenburg, Kelli Bridges, Amy Neason, Kathy Mauney, Hayne Palmer, Tracie Page, Elena Patterson, Dana Hull, Jimmy Neal, Mary Ann Hayes. Right Side — Aileen Phillips, Geg Hawkins, Pam Walker, Debbie Jeffries, David Wright, Christa Smith, Rusty Marsh, Angelica Borders. Dora Padgett — Secretary, Ambra Cook — Treasurer, Bobby McCall — N atu re Ba b l es President, Robert Jolly — Vice-President. First Row — Lisa Stacy, Kathy Camp, Lena Crowder, Tracy Callahan, Kelli Hamrick, Dora Padgett, Lisa Robertson, Bobby McCall. Second Row — Kim Crotts, Carol Ann Led- ford, Lisa Ware, Dana Hull, Pam Padgett, Sarah Washburn, Angela Leonell, Laura Dixon, Ambra Cook. Third Row — Scott Hardeman, Robert Jolly, Marty Allen, S Hearn. The Ecology Club is a group of students who really care about natural, undisturbed land. They backpack to South Mountain and similar places and develop clean-up projects for the more polluted areas they find. A combination of camping trips and guest speakers builds an education and appreciation for the few wild areas left in the world. wr 19 Future Homemakers Sarah Washburn — Secretary, Maree McCznts — Treasurer, Vicki Horner — First Vice President, Susan Shull — President, Denise Henkel — Recording Secretary, Angie Tiddy — Historian, Adelyn Lutz — Second Vice President, Kathy Wood — Reporter. The group of girls known as the Future Homemakers of America is preparing for fine living. FHA members share ideas on recipes, patterns, and parties. Shelby High’s FHA provides refreshments for the press box at all home football games and serves as hostess to many school functions. The highlight for the members is the district rally where girls from many schools gather for a day of fun and learning. of America (FHA HERO) First Row — Vikki Horner, Susan Shull, Adelyn Lutz. Second Row — Sarah Washburn, Maree McCants, Angie Tiddy, Denise Henkel, Kathy Wood. Third Row — Gloria McClean, Jackie Borders, Dayna Drum, Rachel Doyer, Linda Davis, Deborah Witcher, Adrienne Huddleston. Fourth Row —- Mdege Austell, Dana Hull, Becky Carpenter, Leslie Black, Shelley Wray, Terri Stubbs, Susan Watson. Fifth Row: Bernita Sutton, Gwen Hamrick, Lisa Smith, Cherie Cole, Lisa Ledford, Margaret Tay- lor, Toni Morrow. Sixth Row — Veronica Borders, Ann Borders, Natalie Cole, Kathi Ellis, Amanda Baxter, Lynn Queen, Amy White. Seventh Row — Monica Clark, Patrice Dorsey, Kathy Camp, Lisa Stacey, Lena Crowder, Pam Newton, Rhonda Floyd. Eighth Row — Carol Wood, Barbara Whittenburg, Kathy Mauney, Anita Izzi, Ambra Cook, Lisa Dixon, Subetha Falls. Future Business Leaders of America First Row — Jayce McKinney, Jane Carpenter, Donna Hamrick, Amelia Daves, Sherri Epting, Lynn Shffstetler. Second Row — Deborah Hoey, Lisa Meyers, Lavonda Lovelace, Tammy Chadwick, Tammie Kale, Vickie Jones. Third Row — Mrs. Denise McKee (Advisor), Susan Starnes, Susa Shull, Lisa Milsaps, Shelia Mauney, Sandra Gensel, Mrs.Maxine Spangler (Advisor). Fourth Row — David Nejberger, Kathy Camp, Lisa Stacy, Denise Dixon, Tammie Lee, Beatrice Degree, Lisa Glenn, Pam Blanton, Cynthia Padgett. Susan Shull — Secretary, Denise Dixon — President, Sherri Epting — Treasurer, Beatrice Degree — Vice- President. 22 Future Teachers of America NR Me OM cima First Row — Mary Ann Hayes, Lisa Ware, Becki Bridges, Patrice Dorsey, Adrienne Huddleston, Cynthia Thompson, Maria Bell, Dana Hull. Second Row — Mrs. Pullen (Advisor), Mrs. Myers (Advisor), Monica Clark, Lynn Hamby, Darlina Jackson, Sheila Walker, Ann Borders, Natalie Cole, Lisa Ledford, Robin Panther, Debbie Crisp, Elyn Lackey, Valerie Cannon, Susie Boulware, Lisa Dedmon, Pam Long, Pam Lail, Lisa Myers, Leslie Black, Beatrice Degree. Third Row — Toronda Milline, Sheila Mauney, Jackie Borders, Sophia Pruitt, Barbara Whittenburg, Tracie Page, Jane Marsh, Linda Myers, Amy Davidson. Future Farmers of America Future Farmers of America is one of the newer clubs at Shelby High. The purpose of the club is to promote agricultural interests and rural opportunities among interested students. FFA is still young, formed just last year, but the club has many plans for an active future in promoting the agricultural vocations. ¢ Carl Haynes — Recorder, Pay Murray — Sentinel, Houston Boggs — Secretary, Bob Still — Treasurer, Chris Tallent — Vice- President, Steve Canipe — President, Mr. Hopper — Sponsor. First Row — Mr. Hopper, Alan Upton, Jeff Grant, Anthony Ellis, Greg Meyers, Tammy Wray, Carl Haynes, Barry Camp, Edward Gullatte, Michael Ellis, Sam Cherry, Bobby Farmer, Gerald Cannon, Robert Hawkins. Second Row — Danny Sneed, Pay Murray, Chris Tallent, Bob Still, Chuck Peeler, Houston Boggs, Steve Canipe. Art Club First Row — Amy Davidson, Horner, Schell Valentine, Paige Valentine, Mr. McDonald (Advisor). Second Row — Gail Doty, Tracie Page, pet Sa a as Beth Harding, Pat Robineon, Beth Whisnant Kathy Ballenger. Third Row — Shelton Becknel, Jeff Stafford, Jay Bridges, Arthur Hopper, Gerald Cannon, Linda King, Jeffery Williams, George Borders. 26 Monogram Clubs +, Pee a? a? Re KS Sa ss Adelyn Lutz — President, Patrice Dorsey — Vice President, Sheila Mauney — Secretary, Louise McGill ae 3 : : i © — Treasurer. a ee Pret First Row — Althea Cline, Valerie Cannon, Zilla Smith, Beth Keiger, Kelli Hamrick, Judy Porter, Louise McGill, Lorraine Fost, Linda Beard, Jackie Powell. Second Row — Lynn Hicks, Robin Panther, Tammy Sealy. Third Row — Lisa Smith, Chrissy Richter, Jeannie Bryant, Mily Dover. Fourth Row — Becky Littlejohn, Adelyn Lutz, Dora Padgett, Melanie Walker, Shelia Mauney, Lee Mabry, Mary Ann Hayes, Dorothy Hamrick, Vicki Latham, Sandra Williams, Barbara Whittenburg, Frieda Cannon, Suzie Story. Superstars of SHS ee | Mister Harrell, Jeff Head, Phil Hardon, David White, Brian Harden, Eric Hamrick, Bill Wilkins, Todd Blanton, Raymond Harper, Kenneth Howell, Scott Strickland, John Toms, Frankie Barrow. Alan Monteith, Brian Thompson, David Chadwick, Benji Daves, David Beam, Bill Wilk ins, Andy Wilkinson. Second Row — John Woods, Greg Leak, Kevin Enloe, George Bor- ders, Bobby Farmer, Benny Kiser, Kip Smith, Chuck Towery, Todd Newton, Hudson Welch. Third Row — Gerald Cannon, Charles Spann, Eddie Newcomb, Wayne Davis, Chris Wilson, Sim McMurry, David Cash, Pat Magee, Mark Warren, Freddie Rosenkampff, Tim Wright, Mark Wright, Mark Carter, Mitch Carpenter, Craig Campbell, Barry Hughes, Randy Allen. Fourth Row — John Martin, Freddie Ballard, Danny Williams, John Adams, John Toms, Todd Bingham, Scott Ware, Scott Myers, Scott Griffin, David Bramlett, Eric Redding, Neel Lattimore. 27 Fellowship of The girl's Fellowship of Christian Athletes, with special help from sponsor Linda Horn, has club meetings that include open discussion and bible study. In addition to the club meetings, the girls help the boys’ organization with such projects as chop- ping wood for needy people, raking leaves, and working with a fund-raising car wash. ‘ Kneeling — Jeannell Hamilton — Captain-Elect. Standing — Stephanie Carouthers — Treasurer, Angela Davis — Secre- FCA ts at ‘ 2 . 6 Civpeets af members horas tary, Regina Ford — Captain, Diane Noe — Program Chairman, Janet Horn, — Program Chairman. - i Fea Om ree ee creamer ; OY ua PS? Be SY RE ORI ORR I aa SIONS Oats a 2 asd? yeso¥ Christian Athletes There is a spirit among a special group of boys at Shelby High. That group is called the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. FCA members meet in homes and work together to promote a feeling of fellowship not only in sports but in everyday life. 29 Health Occupations Shelby High's Health Occupation Stu- dents of America Club is chartered with the State organization of HOSA and is a club whose work goes largely unnoticed. Students in the second year of health occu- pations have the opportunity to work at Cleveland County Memorial Hospital and other health care businesses. The Club pro- vides service through the Operation Santa Claus projects and with the Student Coun- cil Bloodmobile. First Row — Sherri Epting — Parliamentarian, Tami McClellan — Treasurer, Teresa Cooke — Secretary. Second Row — Kathy Wood — President, Pam Newton — Vice- | President. 00 NOT VENT | | | Students of America SS Se First Row — Lisa Clendennen, Gloria McClain, Barbara Whittenburg, Debra Clark, Kathy Wood, Natalie Baltzigler, Jeannie Bryant, Julie Champion, Cynthia Thompson, Debbie Champion, Tami McClellan, Beth Blanton, Kathy Camp, Cindy Padgett, Lynn Queen. Second Row — Mrs. Miller (Advisor), Monica Clark, Ambra Cook, Pam Newton, Lynn Huffstetler, Teresa Cook, Sherri Epting, Angie Tiddy, Lynn McCarver, June Strictland, Wendy Pharr, Debbie Kuester, Robin Bridges, Sandra Crowder, Sherrie Hayes, Anita Worthy, Selina Martin, Sherri Wallace, Judy Porter. Third Row — Lynn Freeman, Darlena Jackson, Terri Stubbs, Robyn Huges, Tammi Cannon, Natlie Cole, Angie Freeman, Lu Juan Dover, Susan Randall, Lisa Millsaps, Dana Guffey, Aylene Phillips, Janice lvie, Vicky May, Leeanne Stone. 31 Civinettes Enero RE Aon SN Sapo Civinettes, The Shelby High daughter club of Civitans, is one of the busiest clubs in the school. The work begins in the summer before school starts when the girls create a week- long day-care camp for local underprivileged and handicapped children. The camp has rea- wakened the child in as many Civinettes as it has in real children. The black and go ld streamers on ever car antenna or door handle on Football Fridays is evidence of Civinettes who sacrificed their lunch periods to contrib- ute to the Lions’ spirit. The girls also contrib- ute to friendship development by offering for sale lollipop corsages and valentine cupcakes that they deliver with a happy accompanying message to anyone in the school. The guid- ance office bulletin board is the result of artis- tic Civinettes. Desserts secretely delivered to a different teacher each week are from the Civi- nette Chefs. The Powder Puff Room is the Civi- nettes part of Junior-Senior Prom decoration, and they produce their own ‘Senior Follies”’ variety show at the close of the year. Civi- nette Club is a leading example of all SHS service clubs because each year the girls try to include ‘‘just one more project.”’ ay “| oe “i EE Ria amas First Row — Donna Randall, Lynn Hicks, Susan Starnes, Susan Shull, Amanda Baxter, Jean Summers, Vicki Latham. Seq ond Row — Denise Henkel, Lisa Clendennen, Lee Ann Weems, Pat Sarazen, Sarah Washburn, Lisa Robertson, Regind Ford, Becki Bridges. Third Row — Kim Kiser, Angela Lennell, Beth Harding, Michelle Bridges, Laura Johnson, Rob’ Hughes, Frances Musselwhite. | 17 | The Word Means Caring Tierney Poole — Treasurer, Sarah Washburn — President, Adelyn Lutz — Secretary, Michelle Bridges — Sergeant-at-Arms, Roby Hughes — Chaplain, Vicki Latham — Vice President. First Row — Amy Davidson, Veronica Cannon, Pat Robinson, Julie Reid, Melanie Shaffer. Second Row — Beth Whisnant, Susan Randall, Betsy West, Adelyn Lutz, Wendy Pharr, Shelley Wray, Elena Patterson. Third Row — Jackie Powell, Leslie Black, Stephanie Carouthers, Lisa Vassey. 33 Brand-New Key. . . eat — 2s es SA a [5 ees First Row — Lynda Skipper, Robin Bridges, Amelia Daves, Annette Hinson, Maree McCants, Maria Bell, Katy Ballenger, Lee Ann Weems, Carol Ann Ledford, Kim Kiser, Lisa Dedmon, Elizabeth Hamrick, Becky Carpenter, Pam Lail. Second Row — Robin Panther, Lisa Ledford, Becky Littlejohn, Natalie Cole, Linda Beard, Leslie Black, Gail Branton, Sandy Smith, Donna Long, Kathy Wood, Rhonda Floyd, Dana Drum, Susan Childrez, Jane Marsh. | _Keywanettes Like a new student, a new club has to make a beginning in an already established system. The Keywanettes are tackling this problem in their second year as an official club at Shelby High. Under the guidance of the local Kiwanis club, the girls have met this challenge by taking on such projects as Operation Santa Claus, assisting the Girls’ Club, and the Bik-a-thon for Muscular Dystrophy. Kim Kiser — First Vice-President, Kathy Ballenger — Treasurer, Leslie Black — Secretary, Susan Childrez — President, Annette Hinson — Second Vice-President, Amelia Daves — Parliamenta- rian, Donna Randall — Historian. | Forensic and Drama First Row — Angelica Borders, Sophia Pruitt, Becki Bridges, Angie Bronson, LuJuan Dover, Natalie Baltziegler, Jeannie Bryant, Frances Musslewhite, Jean Summers, Stephanie Hamrick, Valerie Cannon. Second Row — Craig Birchfield, Neel Lattimore, David Banks, Kathy Wood, Becki Littlejohn, Lee Ann Weems, Sarah Washburn, Laura Johnson, Pilar Fandino, Pat Sarazen, Toronda Milline, Barbara Whittenburg. Third Row — Delbert Pharr, Beatrice Degree, John Massey, Daryl Davis, Regina Ford, Billy Green, Jimmy Tiddy, David Nejberger, Chuck Towery, Mike Walters, Margaret Taylor, Bobby Clark, Shelia Mauney. en i : : Pe ihaltae. PS gether forever. Se Se fo Forensic and Drama Club is an organization for anyone who has an interest in any aspect of drama. Whether they know how to bring an audience to uncontrollable laughter with a comic performance or they can design lights or sound equpment to create dramatic special effects, this club accommodates their talents. Open to all classes, the Forensic and Drama Club helps to make Shelby High's drama productions come alive for all stu- dents. Frances Musselwhite — Treasurer, Stephanie Carouthers — Secretary, Keith Towery — Reporter, David Nejberger — Vice President, Kathy Wood — President. First Row — Debra Bowling, Ann Fowler, Gail Doty, Elizabeth Decker, Lisa Vassey, Chris Clark, Steve Padgett, Kevin King, Lisa Dedmon, Becky Carpenter, lydia Hobart. Second Row — Lisa Lawing, Melanie Shaffer, Kenneth Smith, Sherwood Clark, Dena Milline, Fran James, Jewel Hamrick, Rita Poston, April Jones, Joyce Bruner, Martina Clark. Third Row — Sheena Pruitt, Hanky Amaya, Bart Weems, Steve Summers, Chris Baltziglier, Chris Washburn, Elizabeth Hamrick, Leslie Black, Elena Patterson, Stephanie Carouthers, Robin Harry, Keith Towery, Debra Clark. Fourth Row — Veronica Borders, Sandra Camp, Sherwood Smith, Sharon Clark, Suzie Jones, Katrina Savage, Angela Jones, Carol Wood, Kay Gorman, Pam Blanton, Tim Braddy, Angela Davis, Maureen Flood, Tony Morton. Sub-Junior Women’s Club ee a see Who has been making tracks across Shelby High? None other than the Sub-Jun- iors as they paint their bright yellow paw- prints on the streets surrounding Shelby High. When they are not painting, the Sub Juniors are busy with such projects as helping needy families at Thanksgiving and visiting hopsital- ized chilren. Robin Panther — Secretary, Dora Padgett — Vice-President, Karrie King — President, Jea- nelle Hamilton — Historian, Suzanne Tate — Treasurer. First Row — Susan Watson, Lisa Anthony, Laura Dixon, Sharon Plyler, Tammy Sealey. Second Row — June Strickland, Lisa Lawing, Tracy Callahan, Suzy Story. Third Row — | Jeanelle Hamilton, Nicole Story, Cathy Moss, Ruthie Farrior, Kibbe Dover. Fourth Row — Paige Valentine, Pam Padgett, Kim Bedenbaugh, Neel Fesperman, Abbie Smith, Amy Neason. Left to Right — Ambra Cook, Subetha Falls, Lena Crowder, Renee Barnhill, Kim Grigg, Lee Mabry, Elizabeth Arrowood, Mily Dover, Kelli Hamrick, Angie Tiddy, Lisa Dixon, Robin Panther, Kathy Mauney, Schell Valentine, Melanie Walker, Dorothy Hamrick, Dora Padgett, Karrie King. Ne es RO ne Senior Women in the Community Helping + | tg) , 28% a % bi ca Fes. ee ame e . ® Tigo ee ag a SN Side ag TS PE otal Left to Right — Stephanie Hamrick, Suzanne Tate, Lisa Clendennen, Becki Bridges, Amanda Baxter, Denise Henkel, Margaret Taylor, Regina Ford. Elizabeth Arrowood — Vice-President, Ambra Cook — Historian, Renee Barnhill — President, Lee Mabry — Trea- surer, Denise Henkel — Secretary. Switch Senior Women in the Commu- nity Helping — that is what SWITCH is all about. This new club is strictly for senior girls who want to support the community. SWITCH tackles such projects as helping out at the Girls’ Club, vis- iting senior citizens, and carrying out the Little Sister and the Little Brother program. This year the club has drawn up by-laws and become an official club at Shelby High. [aS Left to Right — Mrs. Peggy Goode (Advisor), Shelia Mauney, Melanie Walker, Beatrice Degree, Becky Littlejohn, Lee Mabry, Mily Dover, Kim Grigg, Ambra Cook, Karrie King, Sandra Williams, Renee Barnhill, Michelle Bridges, Tammie Lee, Cherie Cole, Elizabeth Arrowood. © First Row — Phil Blanton, Brian Thompson, David White, Robert Jolly, Scott Ware. Second Row — Scott Boyles, Mitch Carpenter, Sandy Allen, Todd Blanton, Freddie Ballard, YZ Scott Bonner, Jeff Loomis, Preston Marsh. Third Row — Danny Snead, Scott Griffin, Kenneth Howell, Kevin Lackey, Todd Redding, Eric Burris, Sim McMurry, Steve Wilkins, Ricky Hicks, Chuck Lampley. Newton, Scott Myers, Page Ellison, Blair Butler, Eric (OP, ial� er AL Left to Right — Freddie Ballard — Treasurer, Robert Jolly — Vice President, Eric Redding — Parliamentarian, Brian Thompson — President, Scott Boyles — Secretary. The Doughboys Bus Drivers First Row — Ronnie Hoyle, Raymond Harper, Darryl Davis, Vernard Downs, Orlando Ager. Second Row — Jewel Hamrick, Dale Arrowood, Jeffrey Williams. Reuben Blanton — President, John Ballenger — Vice-President, Scott Patterson — Secretary, Kevin Seagroves — Treasurer, Stan Brunson — Parliamentarian. Vocation Industrial Clubs of America First Row — Patricia Cody, Debbie Heavener, Johnny Terry, Debbie Davis, Kim Ward, Jerry Durham. Second Row — Marcus Lane, Dontia Poston, Sandra Camp, Kim Hoey, Bonnie Eskridge, Donald Clark. Third Row — Randy McSwain, Walter Degree, Willy Whisnant, Debra Brown, Loretta Dillingham, Scott Birchfield, Lynn Black. Fourth Row — Jason McDaniel, Kevin Seagroves, Dennis Franklin, Scott Patterson, Norris Hoyle, Glenn Watkins, Charles Mathis. Fifth Row — John Ballenger, Reuben Blanton, Scott Mayes, Perry Husky, Stan Brunson, Jim Lilly, Alan Grant. 44 Distributive Education Clubs of America First Row — Tammy Cannon — Miss DECA, Sherry Hubbard — Secretary, Donna Humphries — Parliamentarian. Second Row — David Collins — Historian, Jeff Hinson — Treasurer, Alan McWhirter — President, Billy Hughes — Vice-President. First Row — Donna Humphries, Sherrie Hubbard, Sherri Epting, Sandy Wellmon, Patricia Worthey, Wanda Wisher, Roy Rush, Scott Dickson, Candy Millard, Bruce Camp, Trudie Arnold, Robin Jones. Second Row — Mike Bridges, Beth Greene, Katie Tessneer, Tracey Lester, Sherri Linger- felt, Pam Holcomb, Kammye Hollifield, Ricky Truelove, Rick McDaniel, Donnie Beason, Susan Truelove, Kathy Greene. Third Row — Billy Hughes, Alan McWhirter, Carol Wood, Tammy Cannon, Pam Blanton, Colin McWhirter, Jeff Hinson, Sammy Davis, Dean Rippy, Travis Green, Charles Deaton, Dana Guffey, Eric Humphries. Fourth Row — David Collins, Mike Wood, David Ridings, Mike Phifer. 46 Octagon Club | Beau af Ce eee ee First Row — Sandra Gensel, Kelli Bridges, Tracy Callahan, Becki Bridges, Lisa Meyers, Patrice Dorsey, Lisa Vassey, Susan Childrez, Subetha Falls, Ambra Cook, Karrie King, Wendy Pharr. Second Row — Nita Hoffman, Susan Shull, Shelley Wray, Robert Jolly, David Hicks, Jim Wilson, Scott Griffin, Scott Boyles, Phil Blanton, Sim McMurry, Eric Redding, Kevin Bedenbaugh, Rusty Marsh, Todd Newton, Darly Davis. Third Row — Mr. Michael Sisk (Advisor), Greg Hawkins, Sherwood Smith, Gary McBride, Bob Still, Pat Murray, Johnny Condrey, David Beam, Maria Bell, Todd Blanton, Jewel Hamrick, Mitch Carpenter, Orlando Ager, Eddie Newcombe, Marty Allen, Scott Meyers. Rick Bowen. The Octagon Club, under the leadership of Mr. Michael Sisk, is going stronger than ever before. The club has reduced its membership to a smaller group of dedicated members. These members accomplish great things at Shelby High such as management of the school store, the | First Row — Sandra Gensel — Project Chairman, Subetha Falls — Program Chairman, Becki Bridges — Publicity | Chairman. Second Row — Wendy Pharr — Parliamentarian, Rusty Marsh — Secretary, Todd Newton — Presi- ; ; dent, Sherwood Smith — School Store Manager. Third Row — Phil Blanton — Vice President, Robert Jolly — game to raise money for a scholarship. Sponsored by the Chaplain, Scott Griffin — Treasurer. Shelby Optimist Club, the Octagon Club truly keeps up the school spirit at Shelby High. homecoming bonfire, and a student-faculty basketball Interact Interact is not just another club at Shelby High. Its members are carefully chosen to achieve a hard working unit. The club meets every other Tuesday to listen to a speaker from the business com- munity. Sponsored by the Shelby Rotarians, Interact tackles such projects as a radiothon for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and setting up the gym for the NCAE teachers’ meeting. Interact members retain close ties with the local Rotary Club by aiding them in com- munity projects and by attending Rotarian luncheons every two First Row — Tammy Sealy, Adelyn Lutz, Nicole Story, Ruthie Farrior, Jeanelle Ham- ilton, Neal Fesperman. Second Row — Eric Burris, Blair Butler. Third Row — Randy Allen, David White, Steve Wilkins, Page Ellison, Todd Blanton. 48 | Scott Griffin — President, Bill Wilkins — Vice-President, Dorothy Hamrick — Secretary, Mr. John Billings — Advi- | sor, David Beam — Treasurer, Jeanelle Hamilton — Reporter. | : i Interactinteractlnteractinteractl First Row — Freddy Ballard, John Billings (Advisor), Betsy Clark, David Beam, Scott Griffin, Kenneth Howell, Bill Wilkins. Second Row — Todd Newton, Lee Mabry, Kelli Hamrick, Dora Padgett, Dorothy Hamrick, Margaret Taylor, Danny Wil- liams. 49 50 Leo Club SS a Shelby High's newest organization, the Leo Club, is quickly becoming one of the school’s most active groups. The Leos help sell brooms with the senior Lions Club, and they have developed several projects within the junior club. During the summer, four members of the club went to the Kings Mountain State Park to help with a cookout for a group of blind people. Some members also have Blind Buddies that they call on or help in any way they can. The Leo Club's most recent project is selling Hallow- een pumpkins to raise money for the Cecil Gilliatt Scholarship Fund. The Leo Club promises to be one of Shelby High's leading service clubs. | a K. Ca Se Ti V Cr Mn Ro Sr Y Zr Nb Mo Tec Cs Ba La Hf Ta W Re Fr Ra Ac First Row — Stephanie Hamrick — Board of Directors, Ambra Cook — Secretary. Second Row — Gary Blackwood — Treasurer, David Cash — Board of Directors, Tommy Tedder — Board of Direc- tors, Scott Boyles — President, Brian Thompson — Vice President. || First Row — David Cash, Scott Smith, Bobby McCall, Kelly Hastings, Scott Ware, Mark Carter, Rusty Marsh, Sim McMurry, Brisn Thompson, Wendy Pharr, Natalie Cole, Scott || Boyes. Second Row — Mack Musselwhite, Carol Ann Ledford, LaVonda Lovelace, Kelli Bridges, Ambra Cook, Anita Izzi, Jimmy Neal, Erik Burris, Keith Towery, Becki Bridges, Sandra Gensel, Lisa Reynolds, Robin Hughes. Third Row — Tommy Tedder, Mily Dover, Janet Horn, Subetha Falls, Lynn McMurry, Sheila Walker, Sherry Rippy, Lisa Bowen. Fourth Row — Jay Bridges, Scott Bonner, Kevin Enloe, Robert Jolly, Danny Williams, Freddie Ballard, Darlina Jackson, Tim Champion, Stephanie Hamrick, Louise McGill. 52 alas First Row — Teresa Beaver, Susan White, Guy Castranova, Laura Lail, Donna Ivie, Debbie Camp, Stahr Hoyle, Teresa Cook, Robin Causby, Bernita Sutton, Gwen Hamrick. Second Row — Lori Worthy, Cynthia Thompson, Dana Hull, Lisa Ware, Vickie May, Lisa Meyers, Lisa Stacy, Melanie Brittain, Angie Bronson. Third Row — Tammy Cannon, Mike Hoyle, David Banks, Pam Blanton, Carol Wood, Kay Gorman, Chris Wilson. Fourth Row — Orlando Ager, Greg Eaves, Martina Clark, Maria Bell, Ava Deck. Fifth Row — Paul Peeler, Patrick Murray, Tim Wright, Chuck Peeler, Chuck Towery, Kevin Bedenbaugh. Bent] October 31 holds a special magic for the Junior Jaycees. That is the peak day for the annual Jaycee Haunted House. The Shelby High Junior Jaycees work hard preparing sets, selling tickets, and even performing as ghosts and ghouls. Other projects include lining up the homecoming parade, awarding a scholarship, and helping the underprivileged at Christmas. First Row — David Banks — President, Kevin Bedenbaugh — First Vice President, Debbie Camp — Second Vice President, Robin Causby — Recording Secretary, Angie Bronson — Cor- responding Secretary, Pam Blanton — Reporter. Second Row — Teresa Cook — Program | Committee, Kay Gorman — Program Committee, Melanie Brittain — Program Committee, Ber- nita Sutton — Social Committee, Maria Bell — Social Committee, Carol Wood — Program Chairman. que j Magnif | | 4 r ‘est Do ¢ y roo First Row — Mily Dover, Amanda Baxter, Kathy Wood, Renee Barnhill, Lynn McMurry, Melanie Walker, Subetha Falls, Lee Mabry, Robi Panther, Ambra Cook, Karrie King, Mark Carter, Mike Palmer, Steve Padgett, Kathy Ballenger, Jon Walker, Pat Sarazen, Mike Walters. Sec ond Row — Charles Dixon, Mark Starnes, Preston Marsh, Mac Musslewhite, Tommy MacArthur, Brian Hardin, Kathy Moss, Betsy Sower: Barbara Ledbetter, Judy Porter, Angie Bronson, Frances Musslewhite, Chris Clark, Tim Braddy, Bart Weems, Mike Wagner, Dave Orbect Tierney Poole, Vicki Latham. Third Row — Kim Kiser, Cynthia Thompson, Elizabeth Hamrick, Regina ford, Lisa Robertson, Leeanne Stone, Lis Anthony, Kevin King, Craig Birchfield, Adelyn Lutz, Inez Connor (Advisor). 54 French Club ——_. Les Savants, or The Scholars, is Shelby High's French Club. All French students are eligible for membership, and the numerous members are a useful asset in the club's main project. Mrs. Inez Connor, club sponsor, helps these students sell concessions for each home football game. The funds this project produces are the basis for a yearly scholarship. Working together in the concession stands and playing together at the yearly picnics makes Les Savants a wild and crazy club. Tierney Poole — Secretary, Frances Musselwhite — Treasurer, Pat Sarazen — Vice-President, Mike Walters — President. First Row — Scott Myers, Todd Blanton, Blair Butler, Todd Newton, Mitch Carpenter, Randy Allen, Jed Dale, John Rayne, Tammy Sealey, Pam Lynch, Beth Keiger, Laura Jones, Kim Crotts, Mare Schmidt, Rodney Tucker, Robby McArthur, Scott Carpenter, Second Row — Jonathan Hord, Andy Saine, Regina Martin, Selina Martin, Scott Smith, Deborah Magnum, Kelli Bedenbaugh, Annette Hinson, Vickie May, Nancy Young, Steve Summers, Lee Ann) Weems, Anne Fowler, Lynn German, Gail Doty, Pam Shull, Lena Stockton, Starr Hoyle, Page Ellison, Donna Long, Tammy Little, Rachel Dover, Lena Capps, Betsy West, Bobby Davis. Third Row — Suzie Story, Jeanelle Hamilton, Jackie Powell, Robin Harry, Janet Horn, Kim Bedenbaugh, Veronica Borders, Lisa Myers, Melanie Shaffer, Letha Vogel, Maree McCants, Pam Walker, Chrissy Richter. Spanish Club +.0% ante? First Row — Harvey Hamrick, Jay Bridges, Terry Hartley, Sherwood Smith, Rick Wiggins, Donna Randall, Lena Crowder, Tracy Callahan, Lisa Vassey, Julie Reid, Joy Tesseniar, Latonya Dillingham. Second Row — Danny Sneed, Angelica Borders, Mark McSwain, Greg Randall, Robert Price, Robyn Hughes, Angela Leonell, Sandra Gensel, Deborah Seagroves, Tina Gentry, Shelia Wilson, Patricia Tesseniar. Third Row — Keith Towery, Chuck Peeler, Mike Hoyle, Mike Holland, Freddie Rosenkamph, Elizabeth Arrowood, Becki Bridges, Mary Ann Hayes, Matt Carpenter, Beatrice Degree, Pelar Fandino. Fourth Row — Eugene Eighmy, Jimmy Neal, Bill Wilkins, David Beam, Sim McMurry, Scott Boyles, Phil Blanton, Chuck Towery, Sandra Williams, Maria Bell, Tina Mode. Lena Crowder — Vice President, Keith Towery — Treasurer, Eric Redding — Secretary, David Beam — President. 56 Los Amigos First Row — Mrs. Canipe, Mrs. Thompson, Anita Izzi, Lynn McCarver, Lisa Reynolds, Kim Self, Neal Fesperman, Rita Poston, Laura Arrowood, Lynn Hicks, Mrs. Brown. Second | Row — Margaret Taylor, Denise Henkel, Angela Davis, Angie Freeman, Sharon Plyler, Mary Shaw, Amy Allen, Lisa Bowen, Sherry Rippy, Anita Lister. Third Row — Keith James, Lydia Hobart, Becki Carpenter, Amy Neason, Debbie Crisp, Tracy Whitley, Pam Padgett, Ruth Whetstone, Chris Washburn. Fourth Row — Houston Boggs, Carol Ann | Ledford, Abbie Smith, Vikki Horner, Kathi Ellis, Wendy Pharr, Elena Patterson, Shelly Wray, Steven Dunkley, Brent Baxter. Fifth Row — Rusty Marsh, Jeff Wallace, Billy | Greene, Dora Padgett, Tommy Tedder, Debbie Champion, Kip Smith, Robert Jolly, Eric Hamrick, Eric Redding. First Row — Lynn Queen, Pilar Fandino, Dana Hull. Second Row — Susan White, Darlena Jackson, David Cash, Steve Putman (kneeling). Third Row — Kenneth Withrow, Nita Hoffman, Melia Cook. Sys Beta Club Ss mecremenetet Blair Butler — President, Dora Padgett — Secretary, Betsy West — Vice President, Todd New- ton — Treasurer. OGRA AB 83) thy MMinieieid oi First Row — Suzie Story, Elean Patterson, Deborah Seagroves, Beth Whisnant, Chrissy Richter, Pam Walker, Linda King, Maree McCants. Second Row —- Natalie Cole, Ja Powell, Jeanelle Hamilton, Melanie Shaffer, Anita Lister, Lyn Hamby, Terri lvester, Adelyn Lutz, Susan Watson, Betsy West, Tammy Sealy, Beth Keiger. Third Row — Hank Amaya, Mister Harrell, Greg Hawkins, Eric Hamrick, Eugene Eighmy, Freddy Rosenkampff, Jeff Allen, Eric McSwain, John Martin, Keith Towery, Page Ellis. Fourth Row — Starnes, Hudson Welch, Brian Harden, Jeff Wallace, Blair Butler, David White. v4 ie Beta Club is an honorary organization for students who maintain an A average. Contrary to popular belief, the members do more than admire one another's intelligence. The Beta Club’s projects include cleaning the school ’s tro- phy cases and selling light bulbs. The climax of the year is a two-day Beta convention that is fun for everyone, including faithful sponsors like Mrs. Childrez. ‘ st Row — Lynn Hicks, Laura Johnson, Jean Summers, Amanda Baxter, Suzanne Tate, Angela Leonell, Lisa Robertson, Robin Panther. Second Row — Susan Childrez, Renee Barnhill, Denise Henkel, Subetha Falls, Dora Padgett, Lee Ann Weems, Pat Sarazen, Dorothy Hamrick, Melanie Walker, Mily Dover. Third Row — Vicki Latham, Bill Tidwell, ott Smith, Bill Wilkins, Todd Newton, Phil Blanton, John Adams, Billy Green, Chuck Towery, Michelle Bridges. Marshals Ri Phil Blanton = Chief, Scott Boyles — Co-Chief Whichever way — watch your step! 7 — : ; pe TA 4 Wp | i, | First Row — Neal Lattimore, Bill Wilkins, Brain Thompson, Scott Boyles, Phil Blanton, Daryl Davis, Frankie Borrow. Second Row — Regina Ford, Susan Childrez, Lee. Weems, Pat Sarazen, Sarah Washburn, Vickie Lathmn, Lisa Robertson, Susan Shull, Kelli Hamrick. Third Row — John Adams, Kenneth Howell, Sim McMurry. National Honor Society Todd Newton, Bill Wilkins, Bill Tidwell, Tim Champion, Gary Blackwood, Chuck Towery. Second Row — Lynn Hicks, Jean Summers, Robin Panther, Laura Johnson, Melanie Walker, Renee Barnhill, Amelia Daves, Vickie May, Beth Harding, Michelle Bridges. Third Row — Miss Rachel Smith (Advisor), Dora Padgett, Vicki Latham, re ita Izzi, Denise Henkel, Angela Leoneli, Suzanne Tate, Susan Starnes, Pat Sarazen, Lee Ann Weems, Tierney Poole, Dorothy Hamrick, Subetha Falls, Eliza- Arrowood, Lisa Robertson, Amanda Boxter, Mrs. Ruth Neal (Advisor). Fourth Row — Frances Musselwhite, Freddy Ballard, Mike Walters, Sim McMurry, Danny Williams, ineth Howell, Pranks oles John Adams, Phil eee Scott Boyles, Billy Green, Eric Redding, Tina Mode. Phil Blanton — President, Frankie Barrow — Treasurer, Lisa Robertson —— Secretary, Scott Boyles — Vice President. First Row — Leslie Black, Jean Summers, Lisa Lawing, Frances Musselwhite, Elena Patterson, Angela Davis. Second Row — Kathy Wood, Pat Sarazen, Margaret Taylor, Lee iM Ann Weems, Sarah Washburn, Laura Johnson. Third Row — Neel Lattimore, David Nejberger, Hanky Amaya, Bobby Clark, Keith Towery, Billy Green. National Thespian Honor Society The Thespian Honor Society is an international organization formed to give recognition to students of theater for excellence in drama participation. The advisor awards points according to a set of guidelines developed by the international officers. Generally, one point earned represents ten hours of superior work. Accumula- tion of ten points from at least three separate areas of theater work entitles a student to become a Thespian. The group is reponsible for 2 promoting the arts in any way they can, from selling tickets to a Frances Musselwhite — Treasurer, lee Ann Weems — Secretary, Pat Sarazen — Vice show, to building and painting scenery. President, Neel Lattimore — President. PS 62 Laue Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is a national organization for young journalists. Students are honored with membership in Quill and Scroll after completing one year of service to the Cruiser or the Outlook. Left to Right — Kenneth Howell, Tim Champion, Bill Tidwell, Chrissy Richter, Rick Bowen, Jon Walker, Vicki Latham, Bill Thomassen, Mrs. Vanda Nesbitt. Student Council First Row — Page Ellison, Randy Allen, Eric Redding, Mily Dover, Todd Blanton, Mike Walters. Second Row — Jeanelle Hamilton, Suzy Jones, Adelyn Lutz, Suzanne Tat Melanie Walker, Janet Horn, Shelia Mouney, Renee Condrey, Robin Harry, Melia Cook. Third Row — Erik Burris, Chuck Hoyle, David Powell, Scott Bonner, Johnny Condrey Kenneth Howell, Chuck Spangler, Blair Butler, Kelly Hastings. First Row — Page Ellison — Treasurer, Mily Dover — Secretary. Second Row — Randy Allen — Second Vice-President, Todd Blanton First Vice-President, Eric Redding — President, Mike Wal- ters — Parliamentarian. Shelby High's Student Council is an active part of student life. They keep the students’ choices of activities varied and interesting by sponsoring such activities as Homecoming, the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, the annual Powder Puff Football Game, and the Student Council Bloodmobile, led by the Student Council officers, these elected representatives of the sophomore, junior, and senior class serve as capable middlemen between the administration and the students. Annual Staff — The Wild Bunch The Outlaws — Tammy Chadwick — Advertising Assistant, Tammie Lee — Typist, Laura Johnson — Typist, Wesley Saine — Trainee Photographer, Bill Wilkins — Business Manager, Kelli Hamrick — Assistant Advertising Manager, Ric Bowen — Photographer, Mr. Dick Hamrick — Advisor, Frances Musselwhite — Art Editor, Lee Ann Weems — Copy Editor, Lynn Hicks — Activity Editor, Toronda Milline — Typist, David Cardell — Trainee Photographer, Dave White — Junior Trainee Editor, Beatrice Degree — Typist, Jon Walker — Photographer, Dorothy Hamrick — Advertising Manager, Bill Tidwell — Co-Editor, Vicki Latham — Co-Editor, Bill Thomassen — Head Photographer, Mily Dover — Sports Editor, Renee Barnhill — Class Editor, Beth Harding — Class Editor, Mister Harrell — Junior Trainee Editor, Susan Childrez — Copy Editor, Mrs. Rebecca Hamrick — Advisor, Donna Randall — Typist. The In-Laws — Valerie Cannon — Activity Editor, Sarah Washburn — Typist, Regina Ford — Class Editor. Our shrewd sports editor. Outlook First Row — Shelley Wray, June Strickland, Mrs. Vanda Nesbitt (Advisor), Letha Vogel, Angelica Borders. Second Row — David Nejberger, Tim Champion, John Rayne, Anit Izzi, Johnny Condrey, Mary Ann Hayes, Kim Bedenbaugh, Robin Panther. Third Row — Mike Hoyle, Kenneth Howell, Scott Ware, Dora Padgett, Chrissy Richter, Donna Long, Kelli Bridges, Mitch Carpenter, Freddy Rosenkampff. Varsity Cheerleaders Top — Shelia Mauney, Subetha Falls, Melanie Walker, Kelli Hamrick, Mily Dover, Lee Mabry. Middle — Natalie Cole, Kim Bedenbaugh, Tracy Callahan, Robin Harry. Bottom | — Tammy Sealy, Jeanelle Hamilton. Co-Captains — Mily Dover, Kelli Hamrick. J.V. Cheerleaders Left to Right — Dena Milline, Joy Smith, Nancy Young, Janet Horn, Ruthie Farrior, Andrea Nalley, Lisa Anthony, Laura Dixon, Kelli Bedenbaugh, Kim Crotts. 7) se Oe 188 18 @ieg 188 1S font 4 Homer Haworth — Concert Band gS a eeeey ue : N iret Keith Poole — Marching Band r {As Kim Kiser — Treasurer, Johnny Reid — Vice-President, Danny Williams — Presi- dent, Tierney Poole — Secretary. Epson : 2 in ? o A Peres ibe ney, Angie Tiddy, Amy Hartley, Michelle Bridges, Becky Carpenter, Ruth Whetstone. Second Row — — Susan Childrez, Kim Kiser. ee ee ——— , Rn Pat Sarazen, Chuck Towery — Drum Maiors. First Row — Frances Musselwhite, Chris Green, Julie Reid, Mike Walters, Cherie Cole, Billy Green. Second Row — Mike Palmer, Mark Carter, Bobby Clark, Barry Hughes, Todd Newton, Johnny Reid, Jimmy Tiddy, Chuck Towery. Third Row — Danny Williams, Bo Hardin, Eugene Eighmy. 74 Rifle Team — First Row —- Laura Johnson, Annette Hinson, Elena Patterson. Second Row — Ava Deck, Cynthia Thompson, Terri lvester. NR a art 76 Orchestra First Row — Pam Lister, David Cash, Dana Hull, Steve Putnam. Second Row — Alan McWhirter, Nita Hoffman, Darlina Jackson, Karen Mullins, Mark Bridges, Janet Beam, Stephanie Carouthers. Third Row — Mike Phifer, Susan White, Lisa Meyers, Devaugan Howell, Kenneth Withrow, Kevin Enloe. Fourth Row — Hudson Welch, Lynn German, Mr. Ellis, Mark Ledbetter, Mark Hughes, Amelia Turner. Chorus First Row — Andrea Nalley, Lisa Vassey, Lena Capps, Darlina Jackson, Lisa Lawing, Jaquitha Cline, Sherwood Smith, Doug Hoyle, Bobby Davis, Brad Radford, Leslie Black, Frances Musselwhite, Linda Beard, Betsy West, Sheena Pruitt, Donna Ivie, Kibbie Dover. Second Row — Dayna Drum, Gail Doty, Lorah Cabiness, Lori Ylton, Sherry Wallace, Shelia Walker, Lisa Weaver, Joey Davis, Tony Morton, Johnny Reid, Chuck Towery, Sandra Camp, Shelly Wright, Rita Poston, Stephanie Carouthers, Regina Ford, Lynn Hamby. Third Row — Angie Bronson, Kelly Bedenbaugh, Laura Dixon, Vicki Horner, Dana Greenway, Nancy Lail, Juile Bridges, Angela Davis, David Terry, Bobby Kirchner, Scott Smith, Beth Whisnant, Vickie May, Gloria Turner, Barbara Dingler, Mary Skibo, Sandy Towery, Sherri Ellis. Fourth Row — Lisa Ware, Angelica Borders, Natalie Baltzigler, Pat Sarazen, Leeanne Stone, Telena Lattimore, Maree McCants, Bobby Clark, Chris Baltzigler, Curtis Jarell, Pat Magee, Travis Greene, Sophia Pruitt, Lee Ann Weems, Sarah Washburn, Robin Gaskey, Terri Stubbs, Lisa Anthony, Krista Smith, Julie Reid — Accompanist. i Roane naman rinks cnt | a POs é 4 oe ee f —_ ‘ ‘ 3 j oo bee = i : SOPRANOS — First Row — Darlena Jackson, Nancy Lail, Dana Greenway, Lisa Vassey, Lena Kapps, Lisa Lawing, Jacquitha Cline. Second Row — Julie Bridges, Dayna Drum, Lori Yelton, Lorah Cabiness, Gail Doty, Angie Bronson, Shelia Walker. Third Row — Sherrie Wallace, Lisa Weaver, Laura Dickson, Vicki Horner, Angela Davis, Natalie Baltzigler, Angelica Borders. Fourth Row — Livilla Huddleston, Kelli Bedenbaugh, Andrea Nalley, Lisa Ware, Pat Sarazen, Maree McCants, LeeAnne Stone. ALTOS — First Row — Betsy West, Sandra Camp, Shelly Wright, Lynn Hamby, Julie Reid, Sheena Pruitt, Sherrie Ellis. Second Row — Rita Poston, Stephanie Carouthers, Regina Ford, Vicki May, Beth Whisnant, Leslie Balck, Donna lvie, Samdy Towery, Kibbie Dover. Third Row — Mary Skibo, Christa Smith, Sophia Pruitt, Robin Gaskey, Gloria Turner, Terri Stubbs, Lisa Anthony, Barbara Dingler, Lee Ann Weems, Sarah Washburn. 79 First Row — Joey Davis, Sherwood Smith, Nathan Jackson, Doug Hoyle. Second Row — Bobby Clark, Chris Baltzigler, Curtis Jarell, David Terry. First Row — Chuck Towery, Johnny Reid, Tony Morton, Scott Smith, Bobby Davis, Daryl Davis, Brad Radford. Second Row — Travis Greene, Chris Green, Mark Ellis, Pat Magee, Bobby Kirchner, D. J. Burton. | ne i The Stage Is Alive The Sound of Music, the 1978 musical, was a new interpretation of the tradi- tional story. Extraordinary voices, new uses of the audito- rium facilities for special effects, and an exhausted (and exasperated) director helped make the musical one that the Shelby audience will remember long after they lose their programs and forget the stars’ names. The Sound of Music became a community event, as Shelbi- ans were caught up in the excitement and exhiliration. Selling out at every perform- ance, the show became the most successful musical ever produced by Shelby High. Drama lives at SHS! 81 LCL TTITTO LES ea oa “The Shelby High Drama Department is alive and rehearsing in the auditorium fonight! ’ This message is true nearly any time of the year. Productions follow one another so rapidly that the participating students hardly have time to perfect one character before a new play and new characters arise. Nevertheless, all the fun and good experience the students get from these performances bring them back time after time to put the show on ‘“‘just one more time.” THE SHOW, in the Spring and Fall of 1978, was a showcase for any hidden talents among SHS students. The Saga of Sagebrush Sal was a conglomerate old western, hero versus villain, barroom piano, and dancing girls audience-participation play. The Senior Play for 1978, Pure As The Driven Snow, was much in the same vein as the previous Saga. Again a story of the hero and the villain, the play aroused some unsuspected talent, making singers and actors of the school’s unlikliest artists and assorted shy people. Acting is Believing! sy Romantic Nights, 4 City Lights The 1977-78 juniors dutifully spent hours away from homework to develop the magnificent Romantic Nights, City Lights of the Junior-Senior Prom. A park — nestled deep within the pulsing, bright city — was the 1978 fantasyland built in honor of the graduating seniors. Good music, good company, and good imagination make an unforgettable evening for juniors and seniors alike. Homecoming The Bonfire, Spirit Week, the parade — they are all part 9 Shelby High’s Homecoming. All the preparation, practices, anq picture-taking led up to Friday night, October 6, and the mai event — the presentation of the homecoming court. Lee Mabry was presented with an armful of yellow roses g she was named Maid of Honor. The red roses and crown were for the queen, Sheila Mauney. After the recession of the court the Lions went on to defeat Kings Mountain 20-0. sihgit ponerse Rade aren! See eertpteeneeiecenece HSA aaah RRNA berated tba SiRNeRC NE Cree trie nmin etree Nt ie se SRE Mee dant — Ambra Cook Senior Atten psec SAS NOR a Queen Nominees — Shelia iieaney (also sponsoring Charles Spann), Mily Dover, nents Huddle- stone (also sponsoring Gregory Leak), Lee Mabry, Ann Borders, Kelli Hamrick. Michelle Bridges-Mark wares Patrice Ge Woods, eine Walker. Cenicaes. Susan Shull-Sim OER ieonais Bryant-Jeff Luckadoo, Kathy Mauney-Kenneth Howell, Anita Izzi-Eric Redding, Susan Childrez-Band President Danny Williams, Kim Grigg-Scott Patterson, Linda Clark-George Borders Jeanelle Hamilton-Scott Griffin, Robin Jones-Benny a, Michelle Harris-Scott Meyers, Laura Dixon-Phil Greene, Tihany Davis- Brian Thompson, Fron James- meyvond Harper, Lisa Bowen-Scott Ware, Vikki Horner-John Adams, Page Valentine-Todd Bingham, Susie Jones-Kevin Enloe, Nice Borders- Bobby Farmer. | | | | Reward by Award 4] Pe a Aa mae a a a NRO SO Mo LG Be eed eo ppg 4 eee aaaee Teer teen) met hd, $3252? | :, This year, Shelby High was very proud to have five seniors selected as National Merit semi-finalists. Tim Champion, Vicki Latham, Lisa Robertson, Bill Tidwell, and Melanie Walker were named on the basis of their PSAT-NMSWT scores from early in their junior year. Finalists from this group will be chosen on the basis of their SAT scores. a SRatetat Ee REE RY eee bs ae eeeeesy” rroriTT Summer is thought of as a time of fun and no school. Not so for three of Shelby High's students — Frankie Barrow, Susan Childrez and Lisa Robertson — spent six weeks on Salem Col- lege campus being exposed to twentieth century theory in their fields of interest. Frankie and Susan attended in the area of Natural Science while Lisa explored the world of mathematics. re Sines allied RYE ERE | eminent AS je RS Se ee CEESEEETERERLETE EE Eaee 1i During the summer of 1978, Phil Blanton, Kenneth Howell, . bh abetase: and Lee Ann Weems were the Shelby High participants for Wee Boys’ and Girls’ State. These are honorary experiences for q pn approximately three students from each school in North Caro- lina. Phil and Kenneth went to Wake Forest University and Lee Ann went to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro to spend a week learning about democracy and the working of their government. They were saturated with lectures from guest speakers including members of the N.C. Legislature. They expe- rienced a mock government and elected its officials. This gave each of them a better understanding of the American Freedom and of the government that maintains this freedom. Last spring two Juniors were rewarded for their hard work and their attainment of the highest averages in U.S. history. The Woodmen of the World presented their award to Bill Tidwell, and Pat Sarazen received an award from the Daughters of the American Revolution. Each year, two citizenship awards are presented to rising sen- iors. The Shelby Civitan Club honors a boy, and the Shelby chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution honors a girl for good citizenship. As representatives of their school, this year Phil Blanton received the Civitan Citizenship Award, and Lee Ann Weems won the DAR Citizenship Award. Evidences of Phil’s and Lee Ann's good citizenship should arise again and again throughout the coming year. The Danforth ‘! Dare You’’ Award is one of the highest hon- ors a student can receive at Shelby High School. Scott Boyles and Vicki Latham were the Award winners for the 1977-1978 school year. The award recognizes one boy and one girl who show the most potential for eventual success in their lives. The Danforth Award is more than an honor: it is a challenge, a dare to make the most of every opportunity and the best of every sit- uation. Scott and Vicki will undoubtedly accept every dare and meet every challenge — and yet seek a higher hurdle. Each year, the John Motley Morehead Foundation presents scholarships to over one hundred graduating seniors who plan to study at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. These scholarships pay full expenses for tuition, room, books, food, and incidentals. The Morehead Scholarships are a senior's dream come true. This year, Shelby’s Vicki Latham, Pat Sar- azen, and Melanie Walker are nominees for the scholarship. These girls were selected on a criteria of superior grades, well- rounded participation in their school and community, and gen- eral leadership qualities. After being interviewed by a local selection committee, Vicki was selected to advance further in the competition, and Pat was selected as an alternate. = ™ ‘HE RNSERS EE ES iit: A a SBRKRRAREAR ER AA RAS’ SIBABIUDYW SU] English It was part of mother's first comforting words, but twenty years later finds the same English-speaking children in classes, learning to use the native language. Perhaps another twenty years of English classes will cure the southern disease whose symptoms are ‘‘ya'll”” and “‘ain’t.”’ Science Amoebas, the long sleepless nights before a chemistry exam, the shark right before nch . . . sound familiar? Yes, these are but a few of the fondest memories from nelby High’s science courses. The work may be hard but somehow students always em to make it through to arrive one step closer to understanding the miracle of life. Texas IncTRUMENTS Foreign Language After mastering the hurdle of English, the student finds an entirely new challenge awaiting him: foreign language. But singing in class, presenting puppet shows, playing with the headsets in the language lab, and dramatizing scenes from the textbook make French and Spanish easier to learn. FRANCAIS? Cest Magaifique ! Math Math is a challenge but well worth the effort. How good it felt to discover the hard fought-for answer was right! At Shelby High this challenge is met by the finest teachers and students imaginable. With courses ranging from consumer math to calcu- lus, every student can find a course in the math department to meet his needs. , History High school proves that history books are more than lists of the presidents’ names and the years in which they lived. Books of past events often predict that which the future holds. For the first time, stu- dents are realizing that newspapers and globes are important, because they are the tools for the discov- ery of a changing world: the boundaries shrink as the horizons expand, and the world becomes more familiar every day. 94 So Barbara Streisand did not sing first soprano with the SHS Chorus, Chuck Mangione did not play trumpet at the football games halftimes, and Lawrence Welk never added his violins to the SHS orchestra. But the blended talents of all the Shelby High musicians make exciting sounds that would impress the most trained professionals. Mr. Haworth, Mr. Poole, Mrs. Krause, and Mr. Ellis help make Shelby a music lover's heaven. 96 It is art for art's sake. The classes may be small, but the closeness of the students draws the Art Depart- ment into a tight unit. Each student works at his own pace, experiment- ing with such tools as plaster, inks, and paints. After all the work is done, the products are displayed for all to see at exhibits and competi- tions throughout Cleveland County. Library Many people expect the library to be the sin- gle tranquil spot in the entire school, but the con- stantly moving due-date stamp proves them wrong. The library is, of course, more than an inky due-date stamp smacking the back cover of books. Miss Rachel Smith and Mrs. Ruth Neal make magazines, films, books, and records _ become an active part of everyone's classes, whether they need research materials for their history term paper or a film on careers in medi- cine. The SHS library has it all. | i Business The business — it is more than learning which finger goes where on a typewriter or which funny little symbol stands for which word. It takes the development of skills to run the world of business smoothly, and at Shelby High, students are well pre- pared by such courses as typing, shorthand, and consumer math. CC Cooperative Office Occupations | ay Drafting 102 106 Varsity Football The highlights of every year are the Friday night football games. Head Football Coach Jim Taylor led the Shelby High Lions to another victorious sea- son. The Golden Lions’ passing game was led by Brian Thompson, while the running game was led by Sim McMurry and Mark Wright. Seniors — Kenneth Howell, George Borders, Scott Meyers and John Woods — made a good showing as offensive play- ers. Defensive standouts include Todd Blanton, Ricky Hicks, Harvey McSwain, Kenneth Howell, Todd Bingham, and John Woods. All of the Shelby High Golden Lions had a good attitude and a desire to work for what they got. Good senior leadership also was a strong point. Inexperience earlier in the season accounted for the Lions’ early defeats. 5 ARRAS ym | et oe Flay Waite aesomt fev tac Front Row — John Woods, Charlie Spann, Brian Thompson, George Borders, Scott Ware, Greg Leak, Kevin Enloe, Scott Meyers. Back Row — Mark Warren, Daryl Harper, Sim McMurry, Todd Bingham, Bobby Farmer, Scott Griffin, Eric Redding, Kenneth Howell, John Adams. rr qa@no oa 9-7. ran A First Row — Chuck Hoyle, Harvey McSwain, John Noblitt, Phil Greene, George Borders, Benny Kiser, John Woods, Ricky Hicks, Sandy Allen, Eric Hamrick, Charles Spann. Second Row — Joey Webber, Scott Ware, Pat McGee, James Bell, Brian Thompson, Scott Meyers, Mark Wright, Brian Nivens, Scott Bonner, Ronnie Gingles, Jeff Luckadoo. Third Row — Tim Wright; Manager, Mark Jamieson, Scott Patterson, Bill Brown, Kevin Enloe, Eric Redding, Jay Jackson, Dary! Harper, Charlie Morrison, Jeff Head, Ry Redding, Raymond Harper, Mark Warren, Mitch Carperter. Fourth Row — Blair Butler, Greg Leak, Bobby Farmer, Sim McMurry, Orlando Ager, Ken Howell, Todd Bingham, John Adams, Scott Griffin, Eugen e Hopper, Todd Blanton. 107 fap}. verses | Junior Varsity Football The Baby Lions, coached by Joe Hunter, had a good season. Running backs such as Steve Wilkins, Fredrick Littlejohn, Nathan Jackson, and Daryl Geter led the team in offense. The Baby Lions’ defense was led by Lee Jamieson, Tim Clark, and Chuck Hoyle. First Row — Daryl Geter, Brent Grayson, Kenneth Jones, Brian Boyd, DeVaughan Howe ll, Mike Schenck, Scott Hamrick, Fredrick Littlejohn. Second Row — David Greene — Manager, Preston Marsh, Nathan Jackson, Chipper Jones, Steve Wilkins, Mike Hall, Jeff Leonell, John Crow, Jim Wilson. Third Row — Tony Walker, Dwayne Benfield, Tommy Rollins, Chuck Spangler, Tim Clark, Craig Christmas, Dennis Wilson, Lee Jamieson. 109 SO Ri tii vee Varsity Basketball Returning for this year’s '78-79 basketball season are John Toms, Gerald Cannon, Frankie Barrow, Warick Ross, Scott Boyles, and Blair Butler. Coach Dick McCleney and his new assistant coach, Charles Turner, feel as if this year they will have a strong scoring team and rebound team. Last year the team had a strong weakness in shooting per- centage. Coach McCleney hopes to improve on this greatly. Last year awards went to Blanton ‘‘Hambone’”’ Hamilton — Most Valuable Player, Thomas Smith — Free Throwing Shooting Award, John Toms — Most Rebounds Award. First Row — Warrick Ross, Scott Boyles, Danny Fuller, Tommy Rollins, Blair Bulter, Terry Cannon, Rodney Mason. Second Row — Coach Turner, Eugene Hopper, David Tiddy, Ronnie Greene, Frankie Barrow, Gerald Cannon, John Toms, Louise Cannon, Quinton Lytte, Chuck Spangler, Coach McCleney. 111 112 Junior Varsity Basketball The boy’s junior varsity basketball team finished their '77-'78 season with a 12-5 record. Such players as Ronnie Gingles, Eugene Hopper, Rodney Mason, and Chris Wilson led the Lions to this fan- tastic record. Coach Charles Turner said that the J.V. team has won 80 percent of their games in his eight years of coaching. First Row — Carl Hayes, Harvey McSwain, Tyrone Turner, Sherwood Clark, Steve Cannon. Second Row — Robert Devoe, Scott Bonnor, David Porter, Vince Wray, Kenneth Withrow, Mark Binion, Roger Brown, coach. Sandy Beam, Paul Eckerd, John Crow, Tony Gingles, Jewel Hamrick, Jay Bridges, Dennis Wilson, Ray Surratt, Sam Cherry, Chales Turner, | First Row — Priscilla Beam, Faye Elder, Wanda Kee, Janie McClain, Lena Stockton. Second Row — Coach Frances, Veronica Cannon, Sherry Wilson, Angelia Jones, Cynthia Thompson, April Jones, Wanda Wray, Sherrill Parrott. First Row — Madge Austell — Manager, Lena Stockton, Lynn Hicks, Valerie Cannon, Lisa Smith, Jackie Hamrick, Suzie Jones, Sharon Clark — Willis — Coach, Nithea Cline, Bernita Sutton, Angela Whitherspoon, Linda M Coach. Manager. Second Row — Billy yers, April Jones, Cynthia Thompson, Veronica Cannon, Renee Smith, Pat Francis — Assistant Baseball Shelby High's baseball team of last year finished with a 10-5 overall record and a 9-4 conference record. Coach Gene Kirpa- trick said that this year’s team would need a good rebuilding program because most of the star players were seniors. How- ever, five returnees help the situation. Brian Thompson at first base and Jimmy Hoppes, pitcher, are returning along with Scott Strickland and Ricky Hicks. ied a ls P Me a OE ser, oes irst Row — Paddy Beatty — Manager, Chuck Peeler, Rick Skibo, Ricky Hicks, Eddie Hammond, Scott Strickland, Brian Thompson, Chris Tallent — Manager. Second Row — limmy Hoppes, Barry Trice, Buster Dobbins, Len McBride, Scott Bankhead, Robert Kirkpatrick, Coach Kirkpatrick. Third Row — Coach McKee, Marcus Lane, Mike Hall, Joey } Tennis The Shelby High School Girls’ Tennis Team has never lost a match since its beginning. This year's girls team kept up the record when they reached their seventy-fourth conference match victory. Star player Dorothy Hamrick led the girls to their fantastic conference win. The SHS boys’ tennis team won the Confer- ence Championship and sectional tournament. The team sent more players to the regionals than any other school. Andrew Wilkinson, Freddie Rosenkampff, Kevin Grayson, and David White represented Shelby in the regionals. They fin- ished third place in the state and won the tourna- ment for 3A schools. : 4 4 j mae P i Lhe ON Aha First Row — Andy Wilkison, Freddie Rosenkampff, Kevin Grayson, David White, Mr. Moss — Coach. Second Row — Jon Walker, Mark Gibson, Rick Schaffer, Greg Lutz, Mister Harrill. ae se ig, a ta hs % t Ps al sentence q First Row — Kathy Moss, Dorothy Hamrick, Sharon Plyer. Second Row — Melanie Walker, Jackie Powell. Third Row: Tammy Taylor, Adelyn Lutz, Beth Keiger. 119 Track Last year’s boys’ track team placed fifth in the conference championship. Anthony Webber set a new SWC record in the long jump. David Devine, Todd Newton, Anthony Webber, Alan Burrus, Danny Browner, Wayne Hosch, Lester Jamerson, and Thomas Harper represented Shelby in the sectionals meet. Todd Newton qualified to go on to the Western Regionals, where he had a time of 4 minutes 36 seconds for the mile run. Coach Taylor is looking forward to many returning prospects, and a lot of strength in the running events. The 1977-78 girls’ track team had a good season. Many records were bro- ken; Jeanne Lynn broke the record for the 110 low hurdles. Adelyn Lutz set new records for the mile, 880-run, and the 440-yard dash. Dora Padgett broke the two mile record and Loraine Foster broke the triple jump record. Finally, Jeanne Lynn, Louise McGill, Patrice Dorsey, and Freida Cannon set new records in the 880 yard relay and the 440-yard relay. The ‘‘Captains Trophies'’ were awarded to Louise McGill and Jeanne Lynn. The ‘‘Most Dedicated Runner’’ and ‘Most Outstanding Runner’’ awards went to Dora Padgett and Adelyn Lutz respectively. First Row — Eddie McWhirter, Alan Burrus, David Devine, David Matheny, Ken Howell, Thomas Harper, Anthony Webber. Second Row — David Beam, Sim McMurry, Eric Hamrick, Scott Hamrick, Tony Walker, Jeff Head, Charles Spann. Third Row — Todd Blanton, Eddie Newcomb, Mike Bridges, Mike Cole, Danny Browner, Carlos Merrit. Fourth Row — Ted Dedmon, Danny Williams, Wayne Hosch, Lester Jamerson, Tim Wright. Fifth Row — John Adams, Scott Meyers, Eric Boswell, Todd Newton. Cross Country The '78 Cross Country team finished second in SWC. It was rep- resented well in sectional meet held in Morganton. Coach Dick Hamrick was very much pleased with the team’s overall perform- ance. The top runners for the team were Todd Newton, Steve Tes- sener, Bill Wilkins, David Beam, and Ronnie Greene. With the loss of the top runners because of graduation, next year's team will depend on the determination of this year’s younger runners. a) First Row — David Beam, Steve Tesseneer, Todd Newton, Bill Wilkins. Second Row — Perry Howell, Ronnie Greene, Joel Luckadoo, Johnny Smith. Third Row — Chris Wash- | burn, Paul Eckerd, David Hicks, Eddie Newcomb. Shelby High's golf team finished their season last year at third place in the Conference. Coach Dick McCleney feels the team finished in a high spot since the conference line-up had no seniors. David Cash and Freddie Ballard advanced to state sec- tional competition. Five returning lettermen with some experience comprise an asset to this year’s team. 123 Wrestling Shelby High wrestlers won the title of the Southwest Conference for the third consecutive year. This title was also shared with East Gaston and Kings Mountain. All- Conference selections were Landrum Miller, Scott Bank- head, and Wayne Davis, Coach Bob Reynold’s feelings for next year are optimistic if good health and the same determination prevail. First Row — Tony Morton, Mark Warren, John Noblitt, Benji Daves, Dale Blanton, Page Ellison, David Chadwick, Dwayne Davis, Eric Morton. Second Row — Tim Wright, Kenneth Howell, Daryl Harper, Eric Redding, Todd Blanton, Tim Clark, Preston Marsh, James Bell, Eugene Eighmy, Devaugh Howell, Coach Joe Hunter. Volleyball Volleyball has proved to be a good addition to Shelby High School's sports program. The girls had a good '78-'79 season. Spikes and blocks which were a rare sight last year were very common this year. The teams with the highest records will com- pete in a tournament to see who goes to the state playoffs. Co- Captains for this year's team were Vicki Latham and Valerie Cannon. Katherine Reynolds, coach for the girls’ volleyball team, expects volleyball to become a popular sport in the near future. First Row — Valerie Cannon, Lynn Hicks, Crissy Ritcher, Pat Robinson, Mary Skibo. Second Row — Vicki Lathem, Dana Hull, Abbie Smith, Carol Ann Ledford, Freida Cannon, Veronica Cannon, Pilar Findino. Third Row — Scorer — Bernita Sutton, Coach — Mrs. Reynolds, Manager — Becky Littlejohn. 125 Swim Team Last year’s SHS boys’ swim team went undefeated. The girls’ team, a new addition to the Shelby High swimming program, lost only one meet. Coach Steve Billings also led the team to a third place finish in the State meet. Tom Sealey received the Most Valua- ble Swimmer Award for the boys and Tammy Sealey received this award for the girls. Coach for this year's team is Paul Trivitte. First Row — Kevin King, Johnny Reese, Angie Tiddy, Lisa Dixon, Elye Lackey, Lynda Skipper, Larry Kane, Bart Weems, Chrissy Richter, Hudson Welch, Sandra Tate, Kim Self, | Abbie Smith, Tammy Sealy, Alan Upton. Second Row — Pat Robinson (Manager), Mac Musselwhite, Tim Braddy, Bobby Kirchner, Rick Alexander, Neel Lattimore, Leanne Stone, Bo Hardin, Paul Trivette, Randy Allen, Chip Jones, Maureen Flood, Carol Ann Ledford, Beth Keiger, Mary Shaw, Phil Hardin, Bobby Crotts, Joy Smith. Third Row — Ed Turner, Nicole Story, Cathy Moss, Gray ReVille. 126 Softball Katherine Reynolds, coach for the '77-78 softball team led the girls to a 6-10 record. Softball is a very popular sport among girls according to Mrs. Reynolds. She feels that a large number will go out for this year’s team, including ten possible returnees. Predictions are for a very strong SHS team this year. First Row — Merrill Boyd, Becky Littlejohn, Jeannie Bryant, Carol Robinson, Lynn Hicks, Mary Shell, Beth Cloninger, Debra Clark. Second Row — Mrs. Reynolds — coach, Robin Panther, Judy Porter, Valerie Cannon — co-captain, Vicki Lathem — co-captain, Dorothy Poston, Linda Skipper, Melody Price, Susie Jones, Debbie Davis, Cynthia Bridges — manager. 127 Seniors Riding the Crest of the Wave TAR i as si Scott Griffin — Treasurer nr ae PA es AS Fa me ES; ae NE SERIE ECS YY —— ——_—iiiiin€, This Is It! Squeeze in one more English credit and you are there! You finally made it to the top rank of sophisticated senior! Perhaps you first realized your importance when that little sophomore smilingly carried your lunch tray in total fear for her life. You survived the junior year study blues, complete with history, and what surely must have been Algebra Vil. But reassure yourself that you know now what the Wampus Cats in Ohio are like; you can bend glass tubes to make your lab experiments look like abstract sculpture; and you can actually understand what x2y has been all these years. The classes are better. You found that your ‘ famous D for typing two words per minute Dora Padgett — Corresponding was wasted. The senior aura let you take typ- Secretary ing on pass fail so your English teacher will % never know you paid best friend Geraldene ten dollars to type your term paper. For some reason, your friends are so much more special than they could ever have been before. You stand at the end of the world; everything slips so fast. The girl you thought you'd marry since eighth grade is suddenly applying for a college in Florida, and your best football buddy is! going out of state to work in his grandfather's store. Can three years simply disappear in one night of graduation? No way. Shelby High will live in your mind forever. The girl will stay just as beautiful in your memory, and you will find her smile on a new face in the crowd. Your football buddy will reappear running around your favorite track some foggy morning. When all the bad has faded into shadows, you will pull out the memories of Wendy's, the thrill of touchdown after touchdown, the elation of a real A in Chemistry Il, and the funny warmth all over when you think of sweet Geraldene slaving over your illegible term paper. John Marion Adams Cindy Ann Allen Kimberly Ann Allen Maurice Marvin Allen Sherri Elizabeth Allen Jeffery Todd Allison Elizabeth Reid Arrowood Michael Dale Arrowood Fredrick Ray Ballard John Franklin Ballenger Natalie Carrell Baltzglier David Sylvester Banks, Jr. Renee Adele Barnhill Franklin Delano Barrow, Jr. Amanda Suzanne Baxter David Milton Beam Theresa Ann Beaver James Leotha Becknel Clarence Kevin Badenbaugh Todd Carroll Bingham 131 David Scott Birchfield David Lewis Black Reuben Benjamin Blanton Angelica Vivianna Borders George Kelvin Borders Jacqueline Renee Borders Marilyn Victoria Borders Shirl ey Ann Borders Susie Jean Boulware Gary Scott Boyles Joey Jay Bridges Joseph Ray Bridges it G 132 Julie Ann Bridges Bradley Gene Brittain Stan Brunson Gerald Deran Cannon Mark Allen Bridges Michelle Marton Bridges Rebecca Suzanne Bridges Calvin Tim Bridges Melanie Jean Brittain David Thomas Brock Angela Louise Bronson Catherine Elaine Brown Betty Jean Bryant Katherine Irene Camp Craig Campbell Steve Ashley Canipe Pere, Tammy Cannon Terrie Leon Cannon Valerie Delores Cannon Jerome Namon Carlton es Matthew Glenn Carpenter Clyde Wait Carter Mark Tysor Carter David Baxter Cash Robin Ann Causby Tammy Jean Chadwick Deborah Lynn Champion Timothy Dean Champion Susan Angela Childrez Bobby Blansford Clark Helen Elizabeth Clark Linda Joyce Clark Monica Jean Clark Lisa Marlitt Clendennen Aletha Cline David Daniel Collins Ambra Kay Cook Teresa Christine Cook Cathy Loree Crotts Mary Lena Crowder Jakie Amelia Daves Darryl Edward Davis Beatrice Lavon Degree Douglas Lee Dixon Loretta Denise Dillingham Karen Denise Dixon Lisa Maud Dixon 136 Patrice Lashea Dorsey Robert Curtis Elder Subetha Ann Falls Jeffery Forest Dotson James Christopher Ellis Pilar Fandino Emily Jane Dover Kevin Thomas Enloe Mark David Floyd Lujuan Dover Sherrie Lynn Epting Rhonda Joan Floyd Kimberly Denise Early Jonathan Paul Ezell Regina Antoinette Ford ] Dennis Dean Franklin Teresa Lynn Freeman Sandra LaRee Gensel Lisa Gaye Glenn Allan Lynn Grant William Joe Green George Phillip Greene Steven Mitchell Greene Edwin Scott Griffin Kimberly Dell Grigg Thomas Edward Hammond Dorothy Boyd Hamrick Gwendolyn Jean Hamrick Kelli Jane Hamrick Michael Todd Hamrick —ee eee = a ________ Dorothy Melissa Hawk Michael Eugene Hawkins Sherrie Lynn Hayes Gloria Roxann Head Samuel Marshall Hearn Lisa Lyn Hendrick Susan Lynn Hicks Frankie Lane Hines Sharon Annette Hinson Jeffery Alan Hinson Deborah Denise Hoey Willie Marshall Holmes Arthur Edward Hopper Jonathan Rowland Hord Kenneth Ray Howell, Jr. Joseph Michael Hoyle Sherry Ann Hubbard Adrienne Huddleston 139 Robin Lynn Huffstetler Robyn Denise Hughes William Herman Hughes, Jr. Carolyn Elizabeth Humphries X Bobby Franklin Huskey Janice Lee Ivie Anita Louise Izzi Deborah Darlean Jackson Deborah Darlene Jeffries 1 ) David Tillman Johnson Laura Ellen Johnson Robert Lee Jolley Mavis Willa Jones Robert Gary Jones ean 2. fe 140 Vickie Michelle Jones Ben Herman Kiser George Neel Latimore Claretta Rita Joyner David Neal Kiser Telena Ann Latimore Tammi Mae Kale Karrie Elizabeth King Ripe s Rebecca Lynn Kirchner Vicki LeGrand Latham . 3 Seog gee Lisa Kay Ledford Tammie Salena Lee Angela Jean Leonell Tracey Joan Lester James C. 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The Chase 2. The Capture 3.. The Cage 4. What Pencils? 5. Gift of Love Never a Dull Moment 1, Ready for Take-Off 2. Let me‘tie your shoe before you go. 3. Sleeping it off. 4. Senior Women — ready for action! i. Ba i . 7 ] ‘ Adams, John Marion, Entered '76; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Monogram Club 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; Uni- versity of Wisconsin Kickers Camp. Allen, Cindy Ann, Entered '76; Girls’ Varsity Basket- ball 3; Octagon Club 2; FHA 4. Allen, Kimberly Ann, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3; FHA 3; FHA State Convention in Charlotte. Allen, Marty, Entered '76; Octagon Club 4. Allen, Sherrie Elizabeth, Entered '76; COO Club 3, 4. Allison, Jeff Todd, Entered '76; Art Club 2; Track 2; Octagon Club 4. Arrowood, Elizabeth Reid, Entered '76; Cheerleader 2; Girls’ FCA 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4. | Ballard, Freddie Ray, Entered '76; Golf 2, 3, 4; Boys’ | Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Outlook Staff 3; Sports Editor 3; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Treasurer 4; Vice President 2; Interact 3, 4; Junior Representative 3; Presidential Classroom 4; Leo Club | 4; Boys’ FCA 3, 4. Ballenger, John Franklin, Entered '76; Art Club 2, 3; VICA, Vice President 4; FFA 2, 3. Balltzglier, Natalie Carrell, Entered '76; Forensic Club 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Secretary; HOSA 3, 4; HOSA Convention 4; Mars Hill Choral Clinic 2, 4; Cleveland County Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Girls’ FCA 4; |Homecoming Sponsor 4. Banks, David Sylvester, Entered '76; Stage Band 2, 4; Track 2, 3; Boys’ Monogram Club 2, 3; Jr. Jaycees 2, 3, 4; President. Barnhill, Renee Adele, Entered '76; Tennis 4; Octa- ion Club 2, 3; FHA 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3; Cruiser Staff ‘4; Class Editor 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Treasurer 2; Sub Juniors 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Switch 4; President 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Girls’ FCA 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; French 3arrow, Franklin Deleno, Entered '76; Boys’ Varsity 3asketball 3, 4; Boys’ J.V. Basketball 2; Boys’ Mono- yram Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Class Officer 4; resident 4; MITE 3. 3axter, Amanda Suzanne, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; rench Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Outlook Staff 3; eporter 3; Class Officer 2, 4; Secretary 2, 4; Civi- hettes 3, 4; FHA District Rally 2; Presidential Class- oom 4; Page for North Carolina House of Represent- ttives 2; FCA 3, 4; Ecology Club 2; Young Life 2, 3, if eam, David Miltin, Entered '76; Track 3, 4; Boys’ ionogram Club 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, ||; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Homeroom Offi- er 2, 4 President 2, 4; Interact 3, 4; Treasurer 4; CA National Conference 2; Presidential Classroom |}; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- -jlents 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4. _ eaver, Teresa Anne, Entered '76. _ jecknel, James Leotha, Entered '76, J.V. Football 3; |r. Jaycees 3; Wrestling 4. Senior Statistics Bedenbaugh, Kevin, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Track 3; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4A; Jr. Jaycee 2, 3, 4; President 4; Young Life Guitarist S28 Bingham, Todd Carroll, Entered '76; Football 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Boys' Monogram Club 3, 4. Birchfield, Steven Craig, Entered '76; Forensic Club Pd, Black, Cherry Lynn, Entered '76; Chorus 4. Black, David Lewis, Entered '76. Blackwood, Gary Eugene, Entered '76; National Honor Society 4; Leo Club 4; Treasurer 4. Blanton, Kenneth Dale, Entered '76; J.V. Football 2. Blanton, Phillip Lee, Entered '76; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; Senior Class Vice President; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Vice President 3; President 4; Chief Mar- shal 3, 4; Beta Club Convention 2; American Legion Boys' State 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Blanton, Reuben Benjamin, Entered '76; Art Club 4; VICA 4; President. Borders, Angelica Vivianna, Entered '76; Band 2; Lio- ness 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; Outlook Staff 4; Art Editor; Homeroom Offi- cer 3; Treasurer 3; Semifinalist NMS for Outstanding Negroes; Project Uplift; Red Cross Club; Theater Tech. Borders, George Kelvin, Entered '76; Football 3, 4; J.V. Football 2. Borders, Jacqueline Renee, Entered '76. Borders, Marlyn Victoria, Entered '76. Borders, Shirley Ann, Entered '76; FHA 2; Homeroom Officer 3; Vice President; FTA 4; Homecoming Spon- sor 2; Queen Nominee 4. Boulware, Susie Jean, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3; Student Council 3; Class Representative; Homeroom Officer 2; Treasurer FTA 4. Boyles, Gary Scott, Entered '76; Boys’ Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice President 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; President 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; Co-Chief 3, 4; Soci- ety of Distinguished High School Students 3, 4; Dan- forth Foundation ‘'! Dare You Award 3; FCA 2, 3, 4; Program Chairman 3; Treasurer 4; Leo Club 3, 4; President 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4. Bridges, Joey Jay, Entered '76; VICA 3, 4. Bridges, Joseph Ray, Entered '76; Art Club 2. Bridges, Julie Anne, Entered '76; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4. Bridges, Mark Allen, Entered '76; FCA. Bridges, Michael Eugene, Entered '76; J.V. Football 2; DECA 3. Bridges, Michelle Marton, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 3; Forensic and Drama Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Outlook Staff 4; Reporter 4; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Secretary 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Jr. Jaycees 3; Medical Explorer Post 369; Vice President 2; Presi- dent 3, 4; Flag Team 2, 3, 4; FOMA 3, 4; Member- ship Comrade 4; SWITCH 4; Ecology Club 3; TBWFC, President; Piedmont Council Convention 4; Program Chairman 4; Area 3 Convention 2, 4; National Explorer Presidents Congress 3; Civitan Convention 3; District Corresponding Secretary. Bridges, Rebecca Suzanne, Entered '76; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; SWITCH Leo Club; Spanish Club 4; Forensic Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Debater 2, 3; President 2; Outlook Staff 4; Radio Chairman 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Civinettes 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; FTA State Convention; All-State Choral Clinic; Conference on Engineering Careers for Women at NCSU: Optomist Oratorical Contest, Governor's Page; Gardner-Webb Choral Clinic 2, 3. Britt, Calvin Tim, Entered '77. Britian, Bradely Gene, Entered '76; Swimming 2; FCA 3. Brittan, Melanie Jean, Entered '76; FHA 2; Jr. Jay- cees 2. Brock, David Thomas, Entered '77; Golf 3, 4; Home- room Officer 3. Bronson, Angela Louise, Entered '76; Octagon Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; Jr. Jaycees 2, 3, 4; Corresponding Secretary 4; SWITCH 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; International Thespian Society 4; Gardner-Webb Choral Clinic 2, 4; Theater Tech. 3, 4; Drama Productions 3, 4. Brown, Catherine Elaine, Entered '76; COO 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Jr. Jaycees 2, 3; FBLA 2. Brunson, Stanley Pittman, Entered '76; VICA 2, 3. Bryant, Jeannie, Entered '76; Softball Team 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; HOSA Convention 4; One-Act Plays 4; FCA 4; Young Life 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Football Sponsor. Camp, Katherine Irene, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; HOSA 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 3, 4; Young Life. Campbell, Thomas Craig, Entered '76; Golf 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Spanish Club. Canipe, Steve Ashley; Entered '76; FFA 3, 4; Sentinel 3; President 4. Cannon, Gerald Deran, Entered '76; FFA 4; Art Club 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Cannon, Terry L., Entered '76; J.V. Basketball 2, 3. Cannon, Valerie Delores, Entered '76; Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Activity Editor; Homeroom Officer 3; Secretary; FTA 4; Most Improved Player 3; Volleyball 3, 4. Carlton, Namon Jerome, Entered '76. Carpenter, Matthew Gleen, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. Carter, Clyde Wait, Entered '76. Carter, Mark Tysor, Entered '76; Pep Band 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Monogram Club 2, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4. Cash, David Baxter, Entered '76; Golf 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Monogram Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; National Orchestra Award 2; Leo Club 3, 4; Director 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Chadwick, Tamera Jean, Entered '76; Cruiser Staff 2, 3; Photographer 2, 3; Commercial Club 4. Champion, Deborah Lynn, Entered '76; Spanish Club 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Secretary; HOSA 4; HOSA Convention 4. Champion, Timothy Dean, Entered '76; French Club 2; Outlook Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; National Honor Soci- ety 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Secretary 4; Presidential Classroom 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Shelby Chess Club Champion 3; Chess Team 3. Childrez, Susan Angela, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Keywanettes 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Copy Editor; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Secretary; Marshal 3, 4; Keywanette Convention 2, 3, 4; Gover- nor's School 3; Girl's State Nominee; SWITCH 4; Flag Team 2, 3, 4. Clark, Bobby Blansford, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Debator 2; Outlook Staff 4; Homeroom Officers 2, 3; Health Careers Club 2; Jr. Jaycees 2, 3. Clark, Helen Elizabeth, Entered '76; Tennis 2; FHA 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; President 2; Vice Presi- dent 3; Ecology 2. Clark, Linda Joyce, Entered '76; Art Club 3, 4; Tennis 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Clark, Monica Jeanene, Entered '76; FHA 4; HOSA 4; HOSA Convention FHA Convention; Red Cross Club 4; SWITCH 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Clendennen, Lisa Marlitt, Entered '77; HOSA 4; Civi- nettes 4; Civinette Convention 3; HOSA Convention 4; SWITCH 4. Cline, Althea, Entered '76; Girls’ Varsity Basketball 3; Captain 3; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Most Improved Player 3; Most Valuable Player 3. Cole, Cherie Poteet, Entered '76; Art Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; FHA Convention 4; SWTICH 4; Pep Band 4. Collins, David Daniel, Entered '76; D.E. Club 3, 4; Historian 4. Condrey, Johnny Perry, Jr., Entered '76; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Outlook Staff 4; Reporter; Homeroom Officer 2; Vice President; Young Life 2, 3, 4; FCA 4. Cook, Ambra Kay, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Recording Secretary; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; President; HOSA 4; Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4; FHA District Convention 2, 3; HOSA Convention 4; Western Carolina Math Contest 2; Red Cross Club 4; Leo Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Ecology 4; Treasurer; SWITCH 4; Parliamentarian 4; Senior Attendant 4. Cooke, Teresa Christine, Entered '76; FHA 2, 3; HOSA 3, 4; Secretary 4; Jr. Jaycees 3, 4; HOSA State Convention. Crotts, Cathy Laree, Entered '76; COO Club 3, 4. Crotts, Robert Shawn, Entered '76; DECA 3; DECA Convention 3. Crowder, Mary Lena, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; FHA 4; Out- look Staff 4; Exchange Editor; Student Council 3; Class Officer 2; Treasurer; Homeroom Officer 2; Sec- retary; Sub Juniors 4; Second Vice President 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Spanish Club 4. Daves, Jackie Amelia, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Keywannette Club 3, 4; Parliamentarian 4; National Honor Society 4. Degree, Beatrice Lavon, Entered '76; Girls’ J.V. Bas- ketball 3, 4; Manager; Track 3, 4; Scorekeeper; Spanish Club 4; FBLA 3, 4; Vice President 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Typist; Home- room Officer 3; Treasurer; FTA 4; SWITCH 4; FCA 3, 4; Gospel Train 3, 4. Dickson, David Scott, Entered '76. Dillingham, Loretta Denise, Entered '76; VICA 3, 4; Secretary. Dixon, Karen Denise, Entered '76; COO Club 4; French Club 2, 3; FBLA 4; President 4. Dixon, Lisa Maud, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3; French Club 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Secretary 2; Sub Juniors 4; SWITCH 4; Ecology Club 2, 3; Young Life 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Dorsey, Patrice La-Shea, Entered '76; J.V. Basketball 3; Track 3; Cheerleader 2; Monogram Club 4; Vice President 4; Octagon Club 3, 4; FHA 4; FTA 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Dotson, Jeffery Forest, Entered '76; Band 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. Dover, Emily Jane, Entered '76; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Monogram 4; Octagon Club 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Sports Editor; Student Council 4; Secretary; Homeroom Offi- cer 2, 3; Vice President; Sub-Juniors 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; SWITCH 4; Chorus 2, Librarian 2; Young Life 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Queen Nomi- nee 4, Dover, Mary LujJuan; Ente red '76; Forensic and Drama Club 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Vice President; HOSA 3, 4; Historian 4; HOSA Convention 4; Fall Drama Productions 4. ’ Elder, Robert Curtis, Entered '76. Ellis, James Christopher, Entered '76; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Enloe, Kevin Thomas, Entered '76; Football 4; J.V. Football 3; Monogram Club 4; Leo Club 3, 4; Orches- tra 3, 4. Ezell, Jonathan Paul, Entered '76. Falls, Subetha Ann, Entered '76; Cheerleader 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Project Chairman 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2; Treasurer; Homeroom Officer 2; Sec- retary; Homecoming Sponsor 4; SWITCH 4; Leo Club 3, 4; FCA 3, 4. Fandino, Pilar, Entered '78; Volleyball 4. Floyd, Mark David, Entered '76. Floyd, Rhonda Jean, Entered '76; FHA 4; Student Council 2; FHA District Rally 4; Keywannettes 4. Ford, Regina Antoinette, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Cruise Staff 4; Class Editor; Class Offi- cer 2, 3; Corresponding Secretary 2; Recording Sec- retary 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Secretary; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; FCA Conference; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Gospel Train 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Captain-Elect 3; Captain 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Drama Productions 4; SWITCH 4; Forensic and Drama 4. Franklin, Dennis Dean, Entered '76; VICA 3, 4. Freeman, Teresa Lynn, Entered '76; J.V. Basketball 2; HOSA 4; VICA 3. Gensel, Sandra LaRee, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3, 4; Project Chairman 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; FBLA 4; Leo Club 4; Red Cross Club 4; SWITCH 4. Grant, Alan Lynn, Entered '76; VICA 2, 3. Green, William Joe, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Thespian Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Fall Production 2, 3, 4; Musical Orchestra a 3, 4. Greene, George Phillip, Entered '76; Football 4; J.V. Football 2, 3; Boys’ Monogram Club 4; Octagon Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Sec- retary 3; President 4; Award for Model 78. Greene, Steven Mitchell, Entered '76. Griffin, Edwin Scott, Entered '76; Football 4; J.V. Football 3; Boys’ Monogram Club 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Trea- surer 3; Vice President 4; Interact 3, 4; President 4; Presidential Classroom; FCA 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4; THE SHOW 3, 4; Musical 2. Grigg, Kimberly Dell, Entered '76; Band 2, 3; Tennis | 4; French Club; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Secretary 2; Vice President 3; Sub Juniors 4; Ecology 2, 3; SWITCH 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Hamrick, Dorothy Boyd, Entered '76; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Advertising Man-. ager 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2; Homeroom Representative 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; President 3; Vice President 4; Interact 3, 4; Secretary 4; Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4; Tennis: Southwest Conference Player of the Year 2; All-Con- ference 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Presidential Classroom 4; Senior Player Award 4. Hammond, Thomas Edward, Entered '76; Baseball 9 3, 4. Hamrick, Gwendolyn Jean, Entered '76; Girls’ Mono- gram Club 2; Girls’ Softball Team 2; FHA 4; Jr. Jay- cees 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Hamrick, Kelli Jane Entered '76; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Girls Monogram Club 4; Octagon Club 3; FHA 2; Cruiser Staff 4; Asst. Advertising Manager; Student Council 3; Secretary 3; Homeroom Officer 2; Secretary 2; Marshal 4; Interact 3, 4; Sub Juniors 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; FCA; Homecoming Court 4; Queen Nominee 4. Hamrick, Michael Todd, Entered '76; VICA 2. Hamrick, Stephanie Jane, Entered '76; French Clut 2; FBLA 3; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Home: room Officer 4; Treasurer; Leo Club 3, 4; Gospel 3 4; Parliamentarian 4; Ecology Club 3; Fall Produc tions 2, 4; . FCA 3. . Harden, Phillip Charles, Entered '76; Boys’ Mono- gram Club 3; Most Valuable Swimmer 2, 3. | Harding, Elizabeth Joan, Entered '76; Art Club 3, 4; President 4; Cruiser Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Civinettes 2,3, 4; Civitan Convention 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; | FOMA 2; Co-Dictator 4; Girls' Volleyball Team 3; | Play Productions 3, 4; Governors School Nominee 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4. | Hartley, Amy Lynn, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage |Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Homeroom Officer 2; | Secretary 2; Flag Team 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 2, 3, 4. | Hastings, Kelly Eugene, Entered '76; Student Council 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; President; Leo Club 4; Homecoming Court, Escort 4. Hawk, Dorothy Melissa, Entered '76. | Hawkins, Michael Eugene, Entered '76. | Hayes, Sherrie Lee, Entered '76; HOSA 4; HOSA | Convention; FHA Convention. | Head, Gloria Roxann, Entered '76. | Hearn, Samuel Marshall, Entered '76; Ecology Club 2,374: Henkel, Carol Denise, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; | Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 3; Spanish Club 2, |3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Historian 3; Secretary 4; Beta Club |2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Offi- | cer 2, 3; Secretary 2; Vice President 3; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Beta Club Convention 2; FHA State Convention 2; Flag Team 4; Ecology Club 3; SWITCH 4; Secre- tary 4; FCA 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. liHicks, Susan Lynn, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage | Band 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Softball Team 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Activity Editor; National Honor Society 3, 4; | Civinette 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; FOMA 4. | Hines, Franklin Lane, Entered '76; JV Football 2. | Hinson, Sharon Annette, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; | French Club 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 3, 4; Key- | wanettes 3, 4; Second Vice President 4; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain; FBLA 2; Keywanettes Mini-Conven- tion 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Hoey, Deborah Denise, Entered '76; COO Club 3, 4; Chorus 2. Hopper, Arthur Edward, Entered '76; Art Club 4. Hoppes, Jimmy Gene, Entered '76; Baseball 3. Hord, Jonathan Roland, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. Howell, Kenneth Ray, Entered '76; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Outlook Staff 4; Advertising Manager; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2, 4; Class Officer 3; Class President; Quill and Scroll 4; Historian; Interact 4; Most Valua- ble Wrestler 3; American Legion Boys State. Hoyle, Joseph Michael, Entered '76; Spanish Club 3, 4; Outlook Staff 4; Jr. Jaycees 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Hoyle, Norris Eugene, Entered '76. Hubbard, Jerry Daniel, Entered '76; DE Club 2. Hubbard, Sherry Ann, Entered '76; DE Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; FBLA 2. Hubbard, Terry Gene, Entered '76. Huddleston, Adrienne Genine, Entered '76; COO Club 4; FHA 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Queen Nomi- nee. Huffstetler, Robin Lynn, Entered '76; COO Club 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; HOSA 4. Hughes, Robyn Denise, Entered '76; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 4; HOSA 4. Hughes, William Herman, Entered '76; DE Club 3, 4; Historian 3; Vice President 4; DECA Convention. Humphries, Donna L., Entered '76; DE Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Vice President. Huskey, Bobby Franklin, Entered '76. Ivie, Janice Lee, Entered '76; COO Club 3, 4; Jr. Jay- cees 2. Izzi, Anita Louise, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Outlook Staff 4; Reporter; National Honor Society 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3; Corresponding Secretary; Homeroom Officer 2; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Jackson, Darlina Faye, Entered '76; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FTA Club 3, 4; Leo Club 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. Johnson, David Tillman, Entered '76; COO Club; Band 2; French Club 3; Theater Tech 3, 4. Johnson, Laura Ellen, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 2; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Typist; National Honor Society 4; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Medical Explorers Post 369 2, 3; Young Life 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Sponsor 3. Jolly, Robert Lee, Entered '76; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Ecology Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; Leo Club 4. Jones, Henry Lee, Entered '76; VICA 3. Jones, Mavis Willa, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Majorettes 3, 4; Marshal 4; Keywanettes 4; Project Uplift. Jones, Vickie Michelle, Entered '76; COO Club 4; FHA 3; Jr. Jaycees 3. Joyner, Claretta Rita, Entered '76. Kale, Tammi Mae, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3, 4; COO Club 4; FHA 2; Spanish Club 2; FBLA 3, 4. King, Karrie Elizabeth, Entered '76; Tennis 4; Octa- gon 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; Sub Junior 3, 4; President 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; SWITCH 4; Swim Team 4. Kirchner, Rebecca Lynn, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; President 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Kiser, Benny Herman, Entered '76; Football 4. Kiser, Kimberly Denise, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 4; Key- wanettes 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Flag Team 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; FOMA 4; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. Kiser, Scott Eugene, Entered 76. Kuester, Deborah Jane, Entered '76; French Club 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Treasurer; HOSA Conven- tion 4. Latham, Vicki LeGrand, Entered '76; J.V. Basketball 2; Scorekeeper; Softball 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3, 4; All-Conference 3; Track 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Swimming 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Co-Cap- tain 3, 4; Most Valuable Player 3, 4; All-Conference 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Parliamentarian 4; Cruiser Staff 3, 4; Jr. Trainee 3; Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class Representative; Class Offi- cer 2; President; Homeroom Officer 4; Secretary; Civ- inettes 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Marshal 3, 4; Civinette Convention 2, 3, 4; Beta Club Conven- tion 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Parliamentarian; FOMA 2, 3, 4; Membership Application Comrade 3; Co-Dicta- tor 4; Chorus 2; National Merit Semifinalist; More- head Semifinalist; Century Ill Leadership Scholarship Nominee; Governor's School Nominee 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Dan- forth Foundation ‘‘! Dare You'’ Award; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Presidential Room 4. Lattimore, George Neel, Entered '76; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Home- room Officer 4; Vice President; Marshal 3, 4; Interact 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; Thespian Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Presi- dential Classroom 4; Theater Tech 2, 3, 4; Drama Productions 2, 3, 4. Leach, Mary Etta, Entered '76; COO Club 4; Math Skills Award 3. Leak, Gregory Dale, Entered '76; Football 3, 4; Mon- ogram Club 4. Ledford, Lisa Kaye, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; FHA 4; FTA 4; Major- ette 3, 4; Keywanettes 4; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students; FHA District Rally. Lee, Tammie Salena, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Typist; Majorette 3, 4; Rifle Team 2; SWITCH. Leonell, Angela Jean, Entered '76; Octagon Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; Forensic and Drama Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Civinettes 4; Beta Club Convention 2; Ecology Club 3, 4; Medical Explorers Post 369 2, 3, 4; Vice Presi- dent 4. Lilly, James C., Entered '76. Lockett, Dan Christopher, Entered '76; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Manager. London, Patricia Ann, Entered '76. Lovelace, LaVonda Joyce, Entered '76; COO Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Jaycees 3, 4; FBLA; Home- coming Sponsor 2, 3. Luckadoo, Jeffery Lee, Entered '76; Football 4; J.V. Football 3; Small Engines Medal. Mabry, Bonnie Lee, Entered 76; Tennis 2; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 2; Homeroom Officer 4; Vice President; Class Officer 3; Treasurer; Monogram Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; Student Coun- cil 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Vice President; Interact 2, 3, 4; Sub-Juniors 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; SWITCH 4; Treasurer; Homecoming Sponsor 3; 155 156 Homecoming Court 4; Queen Nominee 4; Maid of Honor. Manning, Veronica Ankita, Entered '76; Varsity Bas- ketball 2; J.V. Basketball. Marsh, William Russell, Entered '76; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Chaplain 3; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 4; Home- room Officer 3; Vice President; Leo Club 3, 4; Red Cross Club 4. Martin, Regina Denise, Entered '76; French Club 2, 3, 4. Martin, Yates Vernon, Entered '76. Mason, Rodney, Entered '76; J.V. Basketball 2, 3. Massey, John Calvin, Entered ‘76; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; School Productions. Mauney, Mary Katherine, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Sub-Juniors 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Mauney, Sheila Denise, Entered '76; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 2; Monogram Club 4; COO Club 4; FBLA 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; Student Council 4; FTA 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Junior Attendant 3; Queen Nominee 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; FCA; SWITCH 4. May, Vickie Jean, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; HOSA 3, 4; Jr. Jaycees 3, 4; Flag Team 2; FCA 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Majorettes 3, 4; Medical Explorers 4; Red Cross Club 3. Mayes, Matther Scott, Entered '76; VICA 2, 3, 4. McAlister, Melanie Annette, Entered '76. McCall, Robert Coleman, Entered '76; French Club 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Ecology Club 3, 4; President 4; Leo Club 4. McClain, Gloria, Entered '76; FHA 2; HOSA 2; VICA 2; FHA District Rally 4. McDaniel, Jason Bruce, Entered '76. McDaniel, Ricky David, Entered '76; DECA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Graphics | Medal 3. McGill, Selena Louise, Entered '76; Track 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Treasurer 4; COO Club 4; Foren- sics and Drama 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Vice Pres- ident 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4. McKissick, Lyn Nell, Entered '76; DECA 2; COO Club 4. McMurry, Simeon Avery, Entered '76; Football 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; President; National Honor Society 4; Marshal 4; Interact 4; Jr. Jaycees 4; Leo Club 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4. McSwain, Thomas Randolph, Entered '76; VICA 3, 4. McWhirter, Charles Alan, Entered '76; DE Club 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; DECA State Leadership Convention. Meyers, Scott Fremont, Entered '76; Football 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Captain 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Secretary 2; Jr. Jaycees 2, ae Milline, Toronda L., Entered '76; Cruiser 4; Typist 4; FTA 4; Who's Who Among American High School 4; Gospel Train; Forensic Drama Club 4. Millsaps, Lisa Renee, Entered '76; COO Club 4; French Club 2; FHA 3; Health Careers Club 3, 4; HOSA State Convention; FHA District Rally. Mode, Tina Lynn, Entered '76; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Montgomery, Cheryl Denise, Entered '76; French Club 2, 3; Vice President 3. Mullins, Karin Renee, Entered '76; Art Club 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Musselwhite, Frances Elizabeth, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 4; Pep Band 4; Octagon Club 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Forensic Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Cruiser 4; Art Editor 4; Homeroom Officer 2, Treasurer 2; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Interna- tional Thespian Honor Society 4; Who's Who Among American High School 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; FOMA 4; Chorus 4. Myers, Linda Ann, Entered '78; Homeroom Officer 4; Secretary 4; FTA 4. Nejberger, David Allen, Entered '76; FBLA 3, 4; His- torian 3; Vice President 4; Outlook Staff 4; Home- room Officer 2; President; 2nd Place Optomist Ora- torical Contest 2; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans; Drama Productions. Newcomb, Eddie Joe, Entered '76; Young Life 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Octagon Club 3, 4; FTA 3; State Meet in Track 4. Newton, James Todd, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Track 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Key Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Beta Club Convention 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students; All-Confer- ence Track 3; All-Conference Cross Country 3, 4; Most Improved Runner 3. Newton, Pamela Denise, Entered '76; FHA 2, 3, 4; Forensic Club 3, 4; Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Ecology 3; HOSA State Convention 3. Padgett, Dora Christine, Entered '76; Track 3; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Octagon Club 3; Spanish Club; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Outlook — Staff 4; Fea- ture Editor; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 4; Corresponding Secretary; Homeroom Officer 4; Treasurer; Interact 4; Sub Jun- iors 3, 4; Vice President 4; Beta Club Convention 2; Most Dedicated Trophy in Track 3; Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Life 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Explorer Post 369 2; Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4. Padgett, Mary Cynthia, Entered '76; Octagon Club 2; FBLA 3; Jr. Jaycees 2. Palmer, Michael Wayne, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Cross Country 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Vice Presi- dent. Panther, Robin Christine, Entered '76; Girls’ Softball Team 2, 3; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Outlook Staff 4; Reporter; — Correspondent Shelby Daily Star; National Honor Society 4; FTA 4; Secretary Treasurer; Sub Juniors 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Patterson, Lawrence Scott, Entered '76; Football 4; J.V. Football 2, 3, Captain 3; Key Club 3. Pharr, Delbert Gene, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4. Phifer, John Michael, Entered '76; DE Club 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Phillips, David Milton, Entered '76; FFA 4. Poole, Tierney Rose, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 3; President Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Civinette Convention 3; FOMA 2; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents; All State Band Clinic 3; School Musical 2, 3; Honors Band 2. Pope, Gregory Alan, Entered '76; Art Club 2; French Club 2. Pruitt, Sophia Elizabeth, Entered '76; Band 2; French Club 2, 3; FHA 2; Forensic and Drama Club 4; FTA 4, Randall, Donna Marie, Entered '76; Spanish Club ae 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Typist; Civinettes 3, 4; Keywan- ettes 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Keywanette Convention 2. Redding, Eric Fuller, Entered '76; Football 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 3, 4; Wres- tling 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Key Club 3, 4; Parliamentarian 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3, 4; President 4; Homeroom Offi- cer 3; Secretary; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished High School Students; Rotary Club Student of the Month. Reid, John Adams, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Chorus 3, 4; Vice President. Riley, Angela Marie, Entered '76; FHA 2, 3; Home- room Officer 4; Treasurer; HOSA 2; FHA Convention 2 Robertson, Lisa Faye, Entered '76; French Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; Forensic and Drama Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; Civi- nettes 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; Civinette Convention 3; Beta Club Convention 2; Governor's School 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students; National Merit Semifinalist; Ecology Club 3, 4. Robinson, Jonathan Maurice, Entered '76; J.V. Bas- ketball 2. Ross, Janice, Entered '76. Rudicil, William Jay, Entered '76; Homeroom Officer 4; President; Young Life. Sarazen, Patricia Ann, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Mar- shal 3, 4; Beta Club Convention 2; Civinettes Conven- tion 3; DAR U.S. History Medal; Who's Who Amon¢ American High School Students; All-State Band 3. Thespian Honor Society Vice President 4; Schoo Drama Productions 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Seagroves, Kevin Neal, Entered '76; VICA 4; Trea surer 1. Shull, Susan Marie, Entered '76; FHA 2, 3, 4 Reporter 3; President 4; FBLA 4; Secretary; Civinette 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; FHA State Convention; FH District Rally 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Award; FCA SWITCH; Alternate State FHA Officer; Homecomin; Sponsor 4, Simpson, Carl Wesley, Entered '76; Red Cross Club FBLA; Octagon Club 2. Skibo, Richard William, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club 4. Smith, Callisa Juanez, Entered '76; Varsity Baske ball 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; FH: 4. Smith, Jo Anne, Entered '76; Band 2, 3; Octagon Club 2; French Club 3; Homecoming Sponsor 2. Smith, Lloyd Baxter, Jr., Entered 76; JV Basketball 2; | Golf 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Vice President 3,4. — Smith, Pamela, Entered '76; FHA 3. | Smith, Zilla Renee, Entered '76; Varsity Basketball 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Captain 3; Monogram 4. Smith, Scott Hartwell, Entered '76; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Leo Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Spann, Charles Anthony, Entered '76; Football 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; VICA 2, 3, 4. Stacey, Lisa Ann, Entered '76; Cheerleader 2; Octa- gon Club 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Secretary; Jr. Jaycees 2, 3, 4; Ecology 3, 4. Starnes, Susan Elizabeth, Entered '76; FBLA 4; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Treasurer; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; SWITCH 4; Medical Explorers 4. Strickland, James Scott, Entered '76; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; President 2; Vice President 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Stroud, James Edward, Entered '76. Summers, Jean Maria, Entered '76; Art Club 2; Band 2, 3, 4; COO Club 4; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Civi- nettes 3, 4; Thespian Honor Society 3, 4. Surratt, James, Entered '76. Sutton, Bernita Sutton, Entered '76; Varsity Basket- ball 2; FHA 4; Jr. Jaycees 4; Volleyball 4; Manager; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Tallent, Christopher Allen, Entered '76; Baseball 2, 3; Football 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Health Career Club 2; FFA 4; Vice President. | Tate, Suzanne Elizabeth, Entered '76; Band 2; SWITCH 4; French Club 2, 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; Corre- sponding Secretary 3; National Honor Society 4; Stu- | dent Council 4; Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; | Beta Club Convention 3; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students; Homecoming Sponsor 4. ) Taylor, Margaret Royster, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; FHA 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Interact 2,3, 4; SWITCH 4. Tedder, Thomas Nelson, Il, Entered '76; Football 4; Cameraman; Track 3; Scorekeeper, Announcer; Homeroom Officer 2; Treasurer; Leo Club 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4. Tesseniar, Steve Wayne, Entered '76; Cross-Country 4; Track 4. Thomassen, William Andrew, Entered '76; Spanish Club 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3; Cruiser Staff 2, 3, 4; Photographer 2, 3; Head Photographer 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Vice President; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Parliamentarian 3; President 4; Theater Tech 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4. Thompson, Brian Taylor, Entered '76; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3; Vice President; Homeroom Officer 4; President; Marshal 3, 4; Leo Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; FCA 3, 4; Young Life 4. Tiddy, Angela Auten, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; French Club 2; Flag Team 3, 4; HOSA 4; FHA District Rally 3, 4; FHA State Convention 3, 4; HOSA State Convention; Red Cross Club 3, 4. Tiddy, James Edward, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 4; French Club 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; Theater Tech 2, 3, 4; Young Life 3,4. Tidwell, William Russell, Entered '76; French Club 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 3, 4 Jr. Trainee 3; Co-Editor 4; Class Officer 2; Vice President; Homeroom Officer 4; President; Quill and Scroll 4; Treasurer; Woodmen of the World History Award 3; Hugh O'Brien Leadership Conference Semifinalist 3; National Merit Semifinalist 4, Truelove, James Richard, Entered '76; DECA 3, 4. Turner, Gloria Dale, Entered '76; Chorus 4. Upson, Katherine Gay, Entered '76; FHA 2. Upson, Melanie Kay, Entered '76. Valentine, Sarah Vir ginia Schell, Entered '78; Art Club 4; Vice President; Homeroom Officer 4; Secre- tary; Sub-Juniors 4. Walker, Mary Melanie, Entered '76; Tennis 3, 4; Track 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Monogram Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 4; Student Council 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Sec- retary Sub-Juniors 3, 4; Morehead Nominee; National Merit Semifinalist; SWITCH 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Walker, Shelia Marie, Entered '76; FTA 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4; Leo Club 3, 4. Wallace, Debbie Jean, Entered '76; Red Cross Club 4. Walters, Michael David, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Octagon Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Forensic and Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Parliamentarian 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Treasurer; Who's Who Among American High School Students; National Merit Commended Student; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans 4, Ward, Tim Daryll, Entered '76. Ware, Scott Dwayne, Entered '76; Football 4; Key Club 4; Outlook Staff 4; Reporter; Homeroom Officer 2; Treasurer; Leo Club 3, 4. Warren, Mark Scott, Entered '77; Football 4; J.V. Football 3; Monogram Club 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Young Life 3, 4. Washburn, Sarah Glenn, Entered '76; FHA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Forensic and Drama Club 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Typist; Civinettes 3, 4; President 4; Marshal 3, 4; NC District West Civitan Convention 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Secretary Treasurer 4; Ensemble 2, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Productions 2, 3, 4; FOMA 2, 3, 4. Weaver, Robert Scott, Entered '76. Webber, Derrick Lamontray, Entered '76. Webber, Joel Carson, Entered '76; Baseball 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 2. Weems, Lee Ann, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Forensic and Drama 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Varsity Debater 3; Secretary; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Copy Editor; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Treasurer; Civinettes 3, 4; Marshal; Civinette Con- vention 3, 4; NCSPI Convention 3; Girls’ State 3; DAR Citizenship Award; Thespian Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; Keywanettes 2, 3, 4; Second Vice President 2; Flag Team 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Lt. Governor Area 3-A Civinettes 4; All-Conference Forensic Award 3; WNCHSAA Forensic Contest 2; Optomist Oratory Contest 2, 3; DAR Essay Contest 2; Drama Productions 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Whittenburg, Barbara Gail, Entered '76; Track 3; Monogram Club 4; DECA 3; FHA 4; HOSA 4; FTA 4; FHA District Rally; Gospel Train; Red Cross Club. Whitworth, Dwayne Stuart, Entered '76. Wilkins, William Sartin, Entered '76; Track 2, 4; Mon- ogram Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cruiser Staff 4; Business Manager; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Marshal 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Beta Club Con- vention 2; Interact Convention 2, 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Young Life 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4. Wilkison, Andrew Mathers, Entered '77; Tennis 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; All-Conference Tennis 3, 4. Williams, Daniel Speed, Entered '76; Band 2, 3, 4; President 4; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club 2, 3; Span- ish Club; Outlook Staff 3; News Editor; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Secretary; Interact 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Representative 2; Leo Club 4. Williams, Jefferson Lynn, Entered '76; Art Club 2; Bus Driver 3, 4. Williams, Precilla Dawn, Entered '76. Williams, Sandra Bethenia, Entered '76; Track 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Vice President; Homecoming Sponsor 4. Wilson, Christopher Anthony, Entered '76; J.V. Bas- ketball 2, 3; Track 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Jay- cees 4. Winter, David Henry, Entered '76; Bus Driver 3. Wood, Kathy Leigh, Entered '76; Band 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Forensic and Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; HOSA 2, 3, 4; President 4; FHA District Rally 2; HOSA Dis- trict Rally 2; Keywanettes 4; Thespian Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Drama Productions. Wood, Michael, Entered 76; DECA 4. Woods, Brenda Sue, Entered '76. Woods, John E., Entered '76; Football 3, 4; J.V. Football 2. Woody, Larry Darneil, Entered '76; Homeroom Offi- cer 4; President. Worthey, Anita Joyce, Entered '76; COO Club 4; FHA 3; HOSA 3, 4. Worthey, Lori Ann, Entered '76; FBLA 2; Jr. Jaycees 2. Wray, Denise Rene, Entered '76; Varsity Basketball 2; Softball Team 2. 157 Juniors — Stuck in the Middle of Just About Everything oocme 100 Cronin Wrenn Chowne 17S COCA-COLA MAMBUSGED CHE SEBURGER 45 iz By wan HA 0 OM Cente HOeKee Ua 75 comm nbn max Hn CNC hai, HOT API PE = 0 tt ake Gow 25 Ane Chany One ie WHALER Fr (ine 9 oS YUNBO Hew Ho Chena te Sar Susie Story — Recording Secretary, Eric Burris — Corresponding Secretary, David White — President, Susie Jones — Vice-President, Stephanie Carouthers — Treasurer. Aes Typical junior reaction — — a ae - vai | Be @gy You survived all the cries of ‘Poor Sophomore,’' and now you really have a chance to prove yourself before you earn the rank of senior. You are a junior. The chain-makers believe that you are the strongest link of the chain, for the sophomore links are new and shiny but inexpe- rienced, and the senior links are beginning to show wear and will soon break away from the chain. This is the year of that first chemistry class that nearly makes you gray, but whets your appetite just enough for you to come back for a second year of the torture and discovery. You find that English is nothing like the normal words you started crying as a kid: these classes introduce guys with weird names like Socrates, Euripides, and Dionysus. The algebra is harder, and trying to get the computer to do it for you only produces a mile-long game of STAR TREK. But for the first time you can ride the band bus with no shaving cream to make the Friday sophomore initiations complete. The million SAT tests plague you as your eyes cross with the tiny ovals and your number-two soft-lead pencil crumbles as you open your answer sheet. The guy becomes a palatial ballroom for the Junior-Senior, but the traces of lavender paint on your favorite Levi's remind you of the many nights you forgot homework to go paint at the ‘‘secret place”. Sure, all the work is harder. The classes ‘‘challenge ’ you, and all the other things are designed to make you “‘grow’’. You grow tired of selling magazines. You grow to hate the early-morning band practices, and you soon wish that service club would be a little less serviceable. Just as you are ready to hop off the high dive with your cement shoes laced tightly around your feet, a little voice reminds you that your class sold more magazine subscriptions of International Flea to their pet dogs than any previous class, that the halftime shows were better than any visiting band’s could hope to be, and the small white thank-you note for all the service is addressed to your club. Put the cement shoes back in the closet. The little voice speaks even louder as the year rolls on. Ager, Orlando Allen, Billy Melryn, Jr. Allen, Gaye Leslie Allen, Jeffrey Charles Allen, Randy Shelley Allen, Sandy Skipper Amaya, Enrique Arnold, Gertrude E. Austell, Madge Bailey Ballenger, Katherine Ann Beam, Janet Ann Beard, Linda Luanne Beason, Donnie Ray Beatty, Paddy James Bedenbaugh, Kimberly S. Bell, James Edward, Jr. Bell, Margaret Maria Black, Leslie Ann Blanton, Elizabeth M. Blanton, Pamela Jean Blanton, Robert Todd Boggs, Houston Ellis Borders, Donna Denise Bowen, Richard Gilbert Bramlett, David Eugene Branton, Gail Moss Bridges, Kelli Lynne Bridges, Mark Carver Bridges, Robin Jean Bridges, Sherri Anne 159 Brown, Cecelia Anne Brown, Deborah Faye Browne, Shelia Marie Burrus, Eric Sikes Butler, James Blair Callahan, Tracy Alison Camp, Charles Barry Camp, Bruce Neal Camp, Deborah Lane Camp, Donnis Louella Camp, Sandra Annette Cannon, Freida Teresa Cannon, James Louis Carouthers, Stephanie E. Carpenter, Michehell F. Carpenter, Vincent Todd Causby, Leisa Jean Chadwick, David Eric Champion, Julie E. Champion, William Scott Claprood, Tommy Edwin Clark, Donald Lee Clark, Sharon Yvonne Clark, Sherwood Larone Clemmons, Jerome Edward Cline, Jaquitha Carol Cody, Patricia Darlene Cole, Natalie Lynn Cook, Debra Deanne Dale, James Edwin Daves, Benjamin Leid Davidson, Amy Eve Davis, Angela Dale Davis, Joseph Ronald Davis, Samuel Robert Davis, Wayne Trivor Deaton, David Charles Deck, Ava Bernetha Degree, Walter Reese Dillingham, Robin Myron Dingler, Barbara Elaine Dixon, Charles Ray Dixon, Douglas Lee Dobbins, Ronald Lee Eaves, Roddey Gregory Ellis, Anthony Wade Ellis, David Bureu Ellis, Sherri Lynn Ellison, Patrick Page Fendley, Amy Jo Foster, Bessie Lorraine Franklin, Robin Arther Freeman, Mary Angela Gantt, Dorothy Ann Gardner, Sharon Denise Gaskey, Robbin Kay Gentry, Monica Germaine Gidney, Tammy Sonjia Godfrey, Ernest Jerome Gorman, Kay Frances Green, Chris Lee Greene, Kathy Lynn Greene, Leslie Elizabeth Greene, Ronald Cline Greene, Travis Allen Guffey, Dana Regina Hagy, Roger Glen Hall, James Louis Hall, Landon Hambrick, Doris Renee Hambright, Kaye Hamby, Vicki Lyn Hamilton, Jeanelle Moore Hamrick, Eric Lee Hamrick, Jackie Hamrick, Margaret Elizabeth Hamrick, Jewel Arthur Harden, Brian Kevin Harper, Jeff Harrell, Warren Lamar Harris, Gregory Keith Harry, Robin Lynn Hawkins, Carolyn Renate Hawkins, Gregory Alan Hayes, Mary Ann Haynes, Carl Lee Head, Jeffrey Ray Head, Paula Renee Heavener, Deborah Ann Hicks, Richard Lee Hobart, Lydia Hoey, Kimberly Lynn Hoey, Sharon Louise Holcomb, Pamela Ann Hollifield, Kammye Joann Hopper, Sandra Kay Horner, Vikki Ann Howell, Kim Loavrd Hoyle, John Douglas Hoyle, Ronald Wayne Huffman, Mark Anthony Hughes, Barry Eugene Humphries, James Eric Irvin, Donna Francise Ivester, Teresa Sheryl James, Fran Denise Jamieson, Mark Kevin Jarrell, Curtis Arnold Jenkins, Joey Mark Jones, Angela Michelle Jones, Cassandra Lynette Jones, Robin Elizabeth Keiger, Alice Elizabeth King, Linda Carol Lail, Nancy Denise Lane, Marcus Stephen Lane, Sherry Lynn Lawing, Lisa Carolyn Leach, Richard Kim Leak, Eleanor Denise Ledbetter, Barbara Ledford, Aleeta Faye Ledford, Mark David Lilly, Richard Arthur Lingerfelt, Sherri Renee Lister, Anita Kay Luckado, Joel Alan Lutz, Adelyn Brown Lynch, Pamela Denise Magee, Patrick Lee Mance, Donna Denise Martin, John Hall Martin, Michele Renee Martin, Selina Eileen McBride, Gary Lynn McCants, Irene Maree McCarver, Mary Lynn McClellan, Tamara Ann McKinney, Joyce Elizabeth McSwain, Kathy Jean McSwain, Mark Marion McWhirter, Colin Perry Merritt, Carlos Orlando Millard, Candace Denise Montieth, Alan Scott Moore, Gregory Morris, Hazel Charlene Morrison, Charles Anthony Morton, Michael! Anthony Moses, Antoinette Denis Murphy, Charles Kenneth Murray, Patrick Theadore Myers, William Gregory Nalley, Donna Maria Neal, James Irvin, Jr. Neason, Amy Elizabeth Nivens, Brian Jerome Noblitt, John Michael Orbeck, William David Palmer, Richard Hayne, Jr. Parker, Daryl! Bernard Parrott, Cheryl Patterson, Elena Marie Pearson, Ann Tina Peeler, Charles Franklin by, ! al: 4 Peeler, Paul Evans Perkins, Ann Chery! Pharr, Wendy Ann Plyler, Sharon Marquerita Porter, Judy Alicia Powell, Jaqueline Renee Putnam, Walter Stephen Qualls, Alan Drew Ramsey, Chris Dale Randall, Robert Gregory Randall, Susan Ava Ratchford, Diane Rayne, John Crawley Redding, Ry Covington Rice, David Luther Rice, Donna Marie Richter, Christine Alleen Ridings, David Julian Rippy, Robert Dean Rollins, Thomas Frank 167 Roseboro; Danny Alexander Rosenkampff, Frederick W. Ruppe, Mary Beth Russ, Donna Lynn Saine, Andrew Miles Savage, Katrina Arnetha Scruggs, Meralinda Elaine Seagroves, Deborah Jean Sealy, Tamora Virginia Shaffer, Melanie Ann Shaw, Elizabeth Ann Shores, Steven Jack Shull, Jerry Christopher Simpson, Robert Preston, Jr. Sisk, David Bryan Skipper, Lynda Jane Smith, Abbie Jeanene Smith, Jacquline Leola Smith, John Albert Smith, Sherwood Sneed, Jerry Daniel Spikes, Ann Lois Spurling, Jeffery Alan Still, Robert Harold Story, Suzanne Augusta 168 Strickland, June Elizabeth Stubbs, Terri Lynn Surratt, Ray Louis Taylor, Tamara Jane Terry, Johnny Dwayne Tessener, Brian Ray Tesseniar, Joy Angelia Tessneer, Katie Catherine Toms, John Glenn Truelove, Susan Lovina Tuft, Becky Elaine Turner, Anthony Tyrone Valentine, Margo Paige Vogel, Teresa Letha Anne Wade, Regina Verna Walker, Jonathan Edwards Walker, Pamela Elizabeth Walker, Anthony Wall, Andrew James Wallace, Jeffrey Neal Wallace, Sherry Dawn Ward, Kim Lane Washburn, Warren Tyree Watkins, Donna Ray Watkins, Jerry Glenn Watson, Susan Elaine Weaver, Lisa Carol Welch, William Hudson Wellmon, Sandra Lee West, Betsy Carol Whisnant, Elizabeth Anne Whisnant, Jacob Edwin White, Amy Elizabeth White, Robert David Whittenburg, Michael Williams, Glenn Kevin Wilson, Shelia Anne Wisher, Wanda Jean Witherspoon, Angela R. Wood, Carol Jo Worthy, Patricia Ann Wray, Shelley Hope Wray, Tammy Denise Wray, Wanda Jean Wright, Shelley Anita Wright, Daniel Timothy Young, Sandra Marie These new edible pens make writing fun! Human Hammer. 172 Sophomores Final Hope for a Better Future Sophomores — rarely appreciated — definitely abused. From the first day, you were teased, laughed at and made fun of. No one said it would be easy to be a sophomore, but you stuck with it. You took the good with the bad and realized that the rough spots, in the forms of exams and grades, were a little worse than any you had come across before. Decisions had to be made for your life was about to begin. Everything you ever dreamed of suddenly came into sight and now stared you in the face daring you to reach for your goals. Hopefully, Shelby High has become more to you than just a build- ing full of blackboards, desks, and books. Shelby High is much more. It is a spirit made up of many people and organizations waiting to help you reach your goals. As a sophomore, you are seldom appreciated by the juniors and seniors, but you know you have become part of the spirit of Shelby High. Hog the camera! Scott Bonner — Rec. Secretary, Mary Howell — Treasurer, Chuck Hoyle — Presi- dent, Lisa Anthony — Vice-President, Janet Horn — Corresponding Secretary. Ignore the camera! Adams, Corby Ager, Sharon Angela Albea, Donna Jean Allen, Alma Jean Allen, Amy Lynn Allen, Randy Anthony, Lisa Jo Arnold, Christine Arrowood, Laura Mabry Balltzglier, Chris Conley Banks, Darryl Keith Barkins, Sherry Ann Barnett, Dale Era Baxter, Brent Phillip Beam, Bernard Vigor Beam, Dennise Anthoney Beam, Driscilla Hester Beam, Sandy Augustus Becknel, Shelton Keith Bedenbaugh, Kelly Jeanette Benfield, Dwayne Kevin Binion, Mark Lee Black, Terry Lee Blackwell, Randy David Blanton, Byron Rudasill Blanton, Mark Steven Blanton, Tina Marcia Bonner, Welton Scott Borders, Veronica Carol Boulware, Bessie Novella A Bowen, Lisa Catherine Bowling, Debra Ann Bowling, Lisa Gayl Boyd, Brian Kevin Brackett, Ricky Lee Braddy, Timothy Carl Brant, George Evans Bridges, Angie Christine Bridges, Julian Kent Brooks, Francis Edwin Brown, Donna Gaye Brown, Douglas Gilman Brown, Lloyd Roger, Jr. Bruner, Joyce L. Bumgardner, John Donald Burnett, Alfred Lee Burson, Sonia Bonita Burson, Wanda Ann Burton, Daniel Eugene Cabaniss, Lorah Beam Caldwell, Wendell Scott Camp, Chuncey Lee Campbell, Scott William Canipe, Eddie Scott Cannon, Steve Alan Cannon, Veronica Lorraine Cantrell, Jeffrey Capps, Lena Rebecca Cardell, David Carlton, Annette Carpenter, Becky Jo Carpenter, Elizabeth Jane Carpenter, Gregory Scott 173 Castranova, Guy Joseph Chambers, Penny Cherry, Samuel George Christmas, Gregg Lloyd Church, John Ray Clark, Christopher John Clark, Debra Clark, Martina Elizabeth Clark, Rosie Denise Clark, Timothy Clay, Lisa Ann Condrey, Renee Cook, Melia Ann Cooke, Jeffrey Neal Crawley, Amanda June Crisp, Deborah June Crotts, Kimberly Ann Crow, John Logan Crowder, Sandra Lynn Davis, Bobby Lee Davis, Linda Kay Davis, Tiffany Ann Dawkins, Keith Leonard Dayberry, Anna Jane Decker, Elizabeth Sheppard Dedmon, James Dean Dedmon, Lisa Darlene Devoe, Robert Bernard Dillingham, Lotonya Louise Dixon, Laura Susan Doty, Deborah Rhea Doty, Gail Marie Dover, Jeffrey Wilson Dover, Ona McKibben Dover, Rachel Allyn Drum, Dayna Jane Dunkley, Paul Thomas Elder, Faye Lynette Ellis, Katherine Denise Ellis, Mark Dale Ellis, Michael Anthony Emory, Wanda Gail 174 Farrior, Ruth Latimer Fesperman, Ann Neal Flood, Maureen Ann Marie Fowler, Rachel Anne Franklin, Pamela Ann Freeman, Sterling Lee Fuller, Danny Franklin Full’ve, Joyce Ann Gamble, Nancie Lynn Gardner, David Allen Gentry, Phillip German, Deborah Lynn Gold, Elizabeth Jill Goodlett, Priscilla Ann Gray, Deckerd Grayson, Brent Avery Grayson, Forrest Chris Greenway, Dana Renee Grier, Charles Junior Grier, Elizabeth Guest, William Arthur Gullatte, Deborah Ann Hamrick, Carmela Andrea Hamrick, Chris Lynn Hamrick, Donna Jean Hamrick, Harvey Bly, Jr. Hardeman, Scott Austin Harrill, Frank Martin Harris, Lori Marchelle Hartley, Terry Keith Hawkins, Benita Faye Hawkins, Robert Joel Haynes, Cynthia Denise Haynes, Debbie Carol Heaton, James Christopher Hendrick, Sandra Denise Hinson, Melanie Lee Hicks, David Franklin Hoey, Anthony, Jr. Hoey, Teresa Gaye Hoffman, Nita Renee Hogue, Carla Yvette 176 Hollard, Michael Lee Hollifield, Rodney Dwane Horn, Janet Roberts Hosch, Terry Lynn Howell, Alpheus DeVaughn Howell, Leslie Aundry Howell, Mary Ellen Howell, Robin Lynn Hoyle, Barney Curtis Hoyle, Jerrod Stahr Hoyle, Scott Huddleston, Lavilla Nadine Hughes, Marcus Lee Hull, Dana Elizabeth s Hunt, James Derrick Hunt, James Edgar lvie, Donna Bea Jackson, Nathaniel Jr. James, Keith Lamont Jamieson, Lee Ruston Jamison, Laurie Ann Johnson, Michael Dean Johnson, Thomas Mark Jones, Alonzo Alton Jones, April Franchussa Jones, Kenneth Jones, Laura Ann Kane, Lawrence Martin Kee, Wanda Yvette King, Kevin Lee Kirchner, Robert Edward Lackey, Kevin Suttle Lackey, Lisa Elyn Lail, Laure Ann Lail, Pamela Anne FRANGAIS = gest Magnifique! = Lampley, Charles Gordan Laney, Dorothy Elizabeth Lathers, Bobby Joe Ledbetter, Robert Furman, Jr. Ledbetter, Wayne Thomas Ledford, Carol Ann Lee, Albert Charles Lee, Lisa Ann Lemons, Pamela Denise Leonell, John Jeffery Lewis, Bobby G. Linkous, Tonia Renee Lister, Pamela Gray Little, Tamara Lynne Littlejohn, Frederick B. Long, Pamela Lynn Lowery, Soundra Dee Lytle, Quinton Dupree Lytle, Resa Lvon MaCarther, Robert Douglas MaCartner, Thomas Evans Maddox, Angela Lepino Mangum, Deborah Ann Manning, Larry Leon Marsh, Jane Ellen Marsh, William Preston Mayhew, Robert Eric McClain, Jaine Frances McCraken, Michael Broadus McDaniel, Naaman Stuart McPherson, Danny Hall McSwain, Harvey Lee McSwain, Kimberly Ann Meyers, Lisa Leilani Micheal, James Bernard Miller, Demiko Andrei Mitchell, Sheila Denise Morrow, Toni Lynn Morton, Eric Steven Moss, Catherine Lynn Musslewhite, Eugene M. Ill Nalley, Andrea Leslie Nivens, Raymond Allen Noe, Elizabeth Diane Owens, Gail Teresa Padgett, Pamela Elizabeth Padgett, Steven Douglas Pagan, Daryl E. Page, Tracie Denise Parrott, Sonia Yvette Parrott, Karen Peaks, Thomas Wayne Pearson, Marion Keith Petty, Drucilla Annette Phillips, Dan Harris Phillips, Virginia Aylene Poole, Andrea ReVonda Porter, David Lee Poston, Rita Maria Powell, David Lear Price, Robert Norman Procter, Robert Melvin Pruitt, Scott Craig 177 Pruitt, Sheena Celestle Queen, Sandry Lynn Radford, Joseph Brad Reese, Johnny Wilburn Reid, Julie Ann ReVille, Grayson Leigh Reynolds, Lisa Ann Rippy, Sherry Ann Robbins, Tamara Joyce Robertson, David Gregg Robinson, Patricia Ann Robinson, Yvonne Idora Saine, Wesley Clard Savage, Barrington Saxton, Randall Charles Schenck, Micheal Schmidt, Marc Eritz Scism, Tracy Lenn Self, Kimberly Ann Shaw, Mary Margaret Sherrill, Tracy Lee Shipman, Robert Julian Shull, Pamela Renee Skibo, Mary Magdalene Smith, Dwayne Lamont Smith, Gary Gerumone Smith, Gina Lynn Smith, Joy Melinda Smith, Julie Ann Smith, Krista Karol Smith, Sandra Jeanne Smith, Scott Wylie Smith, Sheila Faye Sowers, Betsy Jean Span, Mark Leo Spangler, Chuck Spangler, Kathy Ann Spangler, Franklin Cortez Stockton, Elena Irene Stone, Jacky Leeanne Story, Virginia Nicole Summers, Stephen Charles Surratt, Faye Rena Tate, Sandra Elaine Terry, David Nelson Tesseniar, Patricia Ann Tessneer, Ronald Glenn Thomas, Christopher Douglas Thompson, Cynthia Melisa Tiddy, David Ray Tidwell, Charles Elliott Towery, Sandra Darlene Tucker, Rodney Phillip Turner, Grady Ed Turner, Amelia Raynette Upton, Alan Craig Vassey, Lisa Carol Wagner, Michael Malone Ware, Lisa Renee Washburn, Christopher Henry Watkins, Wayne Joey Webb, James Randall Webb, Lynne Ray Weems, Bart Clayton Whetstone, Ruth Ann Whisnant, Renee Denise White, Pamela Susan Whitley, Tracy Dianne Wiggins, James Richard Wilkie, Wayne Wilkins, Steve Ralph Williams, Tonya Evetta Willis, Marcia Wilson, Dennis Maurice Wilson, James Sperling Wilson, Sherry Denise Witcher, Debbie Eyvonne Withrow, Kenneth Wendell Woods, Shirley Denise Woods, Virginia Woody, Ronnie Schirra Wray, Scott George Wray, Vince Edward Yelton, Lori Elizabeth Young, Nancy Elaine LE corty W. Pullen — Guidance Ms 2 S. . motets ar ae Dan W. Moore — Principal Don Shull — Guidance ROW Behind every great system is an administration of hard workers. At Shelby High the people who keep things running smoothly are Dan Moore — principal, Frank McDaniel — assistant principal, and Fleming T. Williamson — assistant principal. Mr. Shull and Mrs. Pullen, guidance counselors, display their importance by altering schedules, handling | scholarship applications, and dispersing college transcripts. i zg j 2 | age John W. Bristol ie Oe hag es se ti os he ze sa Mie. 2 Pic agents Phyllis S. Bumbaugh — History st Ruth R. Childrez — Spanish, English © pesos Elise Mose Minnie A. Forney — Biology ; | Melva M. Graham — Business Education , Kenneth R. Grayson —Industrial __ Cooperative Training Alfred W. Greene — U.S. History he � Myra Hoyle = Essential Skills Lab Pas 4 “Euw4 Douglas Hopper — Horticulture 183 184 Martha Humphries — English ee Dorothy H. Lachmund — English McCleney — Math ™ , d , %, y § A f, 4 iy d A Gene I. Kirkpatrick — Social Studies ee Sy ets B . ae A ‘| Dorothy H. Laye — Math oh, he a Denice S. McKee — Business Education Elizabeth Miller — Health Occupations Vanda W. Nesbitt — English ; —- Graham Phifer — Director of Occupational Education 185 BI a | : 5B rs ¢ -— Robert K. Reynolds — History, Physical Education i Louise Shook — Home Economics Donnie E. Tharrington — Distributive Education : a’ ‘a : Rao my wR iaainte i Seas i ii fa idol w i] . i “Nancy A. Weems — English © . vent ‘SS nm = ee John H. Winston — Science sti a Eyes on copy — TYPE! Guidance Office ed 1 ENC ATE ORC i NAVY ATR FOBCT 4 ATR PORG! ye NER HORCE K fy NUYS ATECFORCE ed “Mi ot NAVY ALE ALR PORCH hORCT Under the able tutelage of Don Shull and Carolyn Pullen, coun- selors, the guidance office staff, composed of Peggy Goode and numerous office assistants, provides assistance to all who enter its doors. Insung Heroes (and Heroines } Ida Thompson — Custodian Reuben McBrayer — Auditorium Custodian First Row — Sarah Long, Ella Lank- ford, Patricia Gould, Della Cline, Wil- lie Mae Duncan, Lee Hogue, Ann Wil- liams, Shirley Duncan, Bryte Lancas- ter, Barbara Kuster, Alice Edwards. Secretaries. .. Mrs. Ann Ballard — Financial Secretary Mrs. Carol Blanton — Office Secretary Foundation of Shelby High } Mrs. Ruth Neal — Library Secretary Mrs. Reba Moss — Duplicating Secretary DERE LOPE PLES Mr. William Campbell, Mrs. Bobbie Peeler, Dr. Robert Litton, Mrs. Sally Barker, Mr. Cecil Gilliatt. The Shelby City School Board has always been a supporting force behind any project to improve the facilities and quality of education at Shelby High School. This year, as the annual went to press, the board was saddened by the death of Mr. Cecil Gilliatt, a long time member of the board and former chairman. Mr. Gilliatt was a loyal supporter of Shelby High, and his loss will be felt deeply. Mr. Cecil Gilliatt 191 “WELCOME TO HISTORIC « wie 7 DOWNTOWN SHELBY cc i hor in The City Of Pleasant bi ing PATRONS | apie r 2 ee pemapetpn ote L APN ot Mathes gore nie meaty Compliments of LUTZ-AUSTELL FUNERAL HOME 487-7211 The World's Innkeeper In Shelby TABLE RESTAURANT MEETING FACILITIES FOR 300 SWIMMING POOL Phone 482-6721 HWY. 74, WEST 214 N. Morgan Street Shelby, North Carolina 28150 Telephone 482-631 | LACKEY BLUE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Complete Real Estate Service All Types of Insurance ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY OVER 25 YEARS OF SERVICE High Grade Electrical Repairing Post Office Box 1166 421 E. Marion Street Shelby, N.C. 28150 Phone 482-3803 i) 79 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 197 IF IT’S FRESHER THAN BOST IT’S STILL IN THE OVEN! Shelby’s Only Home Owned Bakery B TON BURNS onstrucnore Co. SPANGLER, INC. 315 W. Graham St. ee Better Roads for Better Living Shelby, N.C. 28150 SHELBY GLIDDEN PAINT CENTER 504 S. Lafayette Street Shelby, N.C. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. HONDA CORRAL Pause for | Aw OF SHELBY Coke TI ‘ G CA 7) Highway 74 — By Pass E. 482-033 | Shelby, N.C. DAYNE'S SHINGLE SHACK O. E. FORD COMPANY, INC. Sandwiches Short Orders Ice Cream Everything for Building eae Ny See N. Washington St. ' Seaboard Avenue Shelby, N.C. airy Jueen A Career Opportunity Can Be Yours At DOVER TEXTILES Providing Excellent Job Security Since 1907. Contact the Following Dover Textiles Plants For Job Interviews: DOVER MILL DOVER YARN ORA MILL ESTHER MILL J C DYEING Shelby, N.C. DORA YARN GASTON INDUSTRIES Cherryville, N.C. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER THE AUTO INN OF SHELBY, INC. ys GOOD -“VEAR Appliances Goodyear Tires 400 N. Lafayette St. 487-7254 Snapper Comet Lawnmowers McCulloch Chain Saws Weedeaters ROBO AUTOWASH 225 N. Washington Two Minutes Stay in the Car Compliments of BLANTONS TOY HOUSE VARIETY SHOP 1038 S. Lafayette St. SHUFORD'S HOME AND GARDEN CENTER Hwy. 150 S., Boiling Springs North Carolina 434-7206 CAROLINA DAIRY, INC. Carolina D att a « LULDEN GUERNSEY 4 eo ONE RALF GALLON LIQUID Compliments of CLEVELAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. )BT. G. CABANISS INSURANCE, In ST WARREN STREET FOUR! Bndependent uronce ff AGENT SERVES VOU FimsT = SHELBY NORTH CAROLINA 28150 SHELBY VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Hwy. 74 By-Pass East Shelby, N.C. — SS SS ——_ SSS D ? 7 neu © Cys tac AG Dodge TEDDER MOTOR CO., INC. 311 E. Marion St. Shelby, N.C. 28150 Phone 487-6334 Compliments of FRAZIER SHOES Tri-City Mall Shelby, N.C. Compliments of the CLEVELAND COUNTY OIL JOBBERS ASSOCIATION Ce ROYSTER OIL COMPANY LUTZ-YELTON OIL COMPANY Phillips (66) CITGO L R OIL COMPANY MAUNEY-WILLIAMS OIL COMPANY HAMBRIGHT OIL COMPANY AREY OIL COMPANY EXON ROBERT AREY OIL COMPANY 204 JL J.L. SUTTLE, JR. COMPANY, INC. INSURANCE INDEPENDENCE Weyer Sty NATIONAL Shelby, North Carolina 28150 Phone: (704) 482-3461 BA N K For Today's People A. W. Buck Archer J.L. Suttle, Jr. Stuart LeGrand Member FDIC EAGLE ROLLER MILL CO. Shelby, N.C. P.O. Box 1620 Ph. 487-5061 F af? (L) ve and oan - Association Manufacturers of Cleveland Foods East Warren St. at So. DeKalb Shelby, North Carolina 28150 Area Code 704 Phone 487-4389 Compliments DORSEY CLEANERS of 217 W. Graham St. BARNETTE'S BEEHIVE Shelby, N.C. 487-8498 338 Grover St. 482-4869 Manufacturers of Custom Carbon Interleaved Business Forms SS SHELBY PRINTING CO., INC. SHELBY BUS LINES 1450 E. Dixon Blvd. (704) 482-1454 Shelby, N.C. 482-6115 Shelby, N.C. Congratulations Seniors ChartenBuces Call Us For Any Office Supply, Anywhere Machine, Furniture, or Printing Requirements Anyti aes Serving Cleveland and Rutherford Counties Since 1922 Compliments of WEBB DIXIE DISCOUNT Watches Jewelry Diamonds Cosmetics Prescription Specialist Sporting Goods 12 N. LaFayette Shelby, N.C. Compliments of ENLOE MORTUARY CARPET MAX W. DAVIS CARPET CO., INC. Carpet Sales and Service Located on Highway 226 South On Patterson Springs Road Tel.: 487-7246 MORGAN BOGGS, INC. THE SMOKEHOUSE WHERE YOU CAN FIND ANYTHING Locations In Casar Shelby mn All Work Guaranteed tt Cleaning me 0 Recoring i te Repairing a ! lt H BOB'S RADIATOR SERVICE Phone 482-7514 203 N. Washington St. QUALITY AND SERVICE Custom Built Compliments of: CLAY BARNETTE FUNERAL HOME 410 W. Warren St. 482-2424 Fallston 207 OUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET ... tHE PEOPLE wuo work at FIBER INDUSTRIES INC. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M The Fellowship of Excitement Serving Today's Youth FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 120 North LaFayette St. Shelby, North Carolina | ( | = E ——————— a eS ok: | Mar. Mack Pittman ‘We've got a feeling you're gonna like us. PIZZA BUFFET Tuesday, 5:30 to 8:30 127 E. Dixon Bivd., Ph. 482-2441 AMERICA’S FAVORITE PIZZA WEBBER CONSTRUCTION CO. FURMAN WEBBER 482-1259 Commercial — Residential Buidling Shelby, N.C. DOCKERY'S ELECTRONIC REPAIR 711 Buffalo Street Shelby, N.C. Phone 487-4341 | Music and Sound Systems Rentals Psychedelic Lights | T.V. and Radio Repair i Tape Players CLEVELAND PAPER AND WASTE P.O. Box 644, Shelby, N.C. We buy newspapers, corrugated boxes, magazines, IBM cards, and burlap scrap. Compliments of ANTHONY ANTHONY REALTOR Serving Shelby and Cleveland County Since 1906 303 North Washington Street Shelby, North Carolina 28150 Governors Inn MotTet RESTAURANT Hwy. 74 By-Pass SHELBY, N. C. 28150 AREA CopDE 704-482-3821 SHERER-BAXTER OLDSMOBILE, INC. Oldsmobile and Fiat Sales and Service 101 Blvd. Interchange Phone: HU7-4333 or HU7-4334 SPAKE CONCRETE PRODUCTS Highway 180 N. — Rt. 6 Shelby, N.C. BOBBY |. SPAKE 482-2881 CLEVELAND LUMBER COMPANY Lumber — Everything to Build With Millwork and Material Phone 487-5263 Shelby, N.C. Ciriema 162 Cleveland Co.’s Twin Entertainment Center LOY'S MEN'S SHOP Oscar Palmer — Charles Sperling The Quality Corner 487-7041 Shelby, N.C. SHELBY FISH CAMP Shelby, N.C. Phone HUxley7-946| PRINTING eno PACKAGING inc. Phone 482-3866 P.O. Box 1558 1015 Buffalo Street Shelby North Carolina 28150 CAL-TONE PAINT CO. 410S. Lafayette St. 487-5854 Quality Paints and Decoration Items Your Stocking Wallpaper Dealer CANIPE ELECTRIC COMPANY Electric Contractors 814 W. Warren St. 487-4310 HOME SEWING PRODUCT BELDING LILY A Subsidiary of | Belding Hemingway Co., Inc. Shelby, North Carolina 28150 A Major Producer of Sewing Threads Zippers Sewing Aids Tapes and Art Needle Products 213 ‘marninizing’ The Professional Dry Cleaner. 300 E. Marion St. 701 S. Lafayette St. Cphtee INDUSTRIES, INC. Post Office Box 1485 Shelby, North Carolina 28150 ‘Ul Phone (704) 482-3826 ROGERS THEATRE SUNSET DRIVE-IN The Showplace of Shelby and Cleveland County P AND M WAREHOUSE Finest in Motion Picture Entertainment Phone 482-4397 Box 1697 Shelby, N.C. 214 Porter Brothers, inc. Distributors of Snapper Comet, Snapper V-21, Merry Tiler, Glant Vac, McCulloch Chain Saws. | | | | | 216 Compliments of INDUSTRIES PPG: A CONCERN FOR THE FUTURE Something for Every Member of the Family Ei WONDERLAND toys hobbies Free Gift Wrapping Layaway Year 'Round 115 W. Warren St. Phone 482-1796 TILLMAN'S FIRESTONE Firestone Home and Auto Supplies 301 E. Marion St. Shelby, N.C. Ph. 487-908 | Compliments of LUTZ FURNITURE INC. 605 N. Morgan St. Shelby, N.C. Phone 487-5236 Downtown — Clothing and Shoes for All the Family HOUSE OF FABRICS AND KNIT SHOP Huxley Village Shopping Center EXON LADD W. HAMRICK FUEL SERVICE, INC. East College Ave. Boiling Springs, N.C. 28017 Distributor Exxon Products Self Service Gasoline Home Heating Service Automatic Car Wash Compliments of BILL'S ONE HOUR CLEANERS 200 W. Marion St. Shelby, N.C. Read the SHELBY DAILY STAR Complete Local and National Coverage Shelby, N.C. Phone 482-381 | 1 | | | | | Gostners. FURNITURE. INC. “Congratulations Seniors emn9 ise Sa ia PS Minty ORC APA ae Fine Furniture at Sensible Prices Carpet Furniture Appliances Decorating 487-4356 115 E. Sumter 482-3876 Rt. 5, Fallston Rd. MESWALH HPACMO COmpAahy 220 GERMAN TRACTOR CO. HI-WAY 18 SOUTH SHELBY, N.C. 28150 PHONE 482-9509 COMPLIMENTS OF: AMVETS POST 42 (This space may be empty but we sure aren't.) THE BARGAIN CENTER GILLIATT'S 118 N. MORGAN ST. SHELBY, N.C. 28150 OPEN 7 DAYS BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE SEATING CAPACITY FOR 400 CALL IN ORDERS TELEPHONE 482-4419 HWY. 74 BY-PASS AT NC 180 Compliments of DICEY MILLS CHADWICK'S one NCO ne re BRIDAL s : = 4 7 5 6 7 MERCURY “4 FORMAL FASHIONS HIGHWAY 74 EAST 806 W. WARREN ST. ROUTE 9, BOX I5A aes SHELBY, N.C. SHELBY, N.C. 28150 Photography for All Occasions Bob Etta Chadwick Tuxedo Rentals Ladies’ Specialty Shoppe We Have Golden Lions Jewelry Lloyd 'e a nd Bill's the Boudoir, Inc. Sports Center 117 West Warren Street SHELBY, N.C. Shelby, North Carolina The Finest in Sports Equipment Thank You We Supply the Lions Phone: (704) 482-8551 SUSAN H. WEASE Challenger 3 Golf Club WESTERN CAROLINAS FINEST Bakers of ee Bread, Cake Rolls — e The Gren Thumb Garden Gift Shop, Inc. 820 W. Warren St. 482-5706 Hanging Baskets Foliage and Tropical Gift Items for All Occasions JER Vayette Street United Methodist Church 1509 OLDE FARM ROAD Shelly, N. C. 28150 VILLAGE PANTRY Highway 150 South at Charles Road WE CARRY ALL NAME BRANDS GROCERY ITEMS Frozen Foods — Ice FM Stereo 2600 Watts at 96.1 MHZ Shelby, North Carolina 28150 The Best in Contemporary Popular Music Honored to § n 4 “Rory the S RY Sp Cleveland Tech is your institution and offers curriculum courses based on the needs of Cleveland County. One-year vocational diploma programs include: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Electrical Installation and Maintenance Auto Body Repair Electronic Servicing Auto Mechanics Plumbing and Heating Practical Nursing Welding Trade Two-year technical degree programs include: Agricultural Science and Mechanization Accounting Environmental Science Business Administration General Office Technology Executive Secretarial Science Industrial Management Technology Fashion Merchandising and Marketing Technology Medical Secretarial Service Industrial Safety and Health Technology Postal Service Technology Police Science Technology Radiologic Technology Two-year General Education program We have counselors, instructors, and administrators available for conference. Ask us for a catalog and application. Call or visit CCTI 137 S. Post Rd. Shelby, N.C. 28150 704—482-835| Transferable to senior colleges MG ah %a Opportunity ° Compliments of WINTER HOUSE Congratulations, David! i Seo WINTER HOUSE DELICAT ESSEN Sidley. WINTER RESTAURANT SHELBY JEWELRY LOAN Shelby's Music Center Guitars, Amps, Drums, and Keyboards 306 S. Lafayette St. 487-7404 Congratulations Seniors : tlio me BY Ce Ay) ALES AND SERVICE , ULATIONS TO SHSSEMIOR CLEVELAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Bycievecanp 131 North Lafayette Street Shelby, North Carolina 28150 704 482-4311 Glass C rings are here! Dear Student: Good News! Your class ring is now on display in our store. We have several styles and options. Design a ring that reflects your personality and the tradition of your school. Order now and wear it soon! Priced From $60.00 to $100.00 Custom created by Art Carved. . . A Better Ring at Lower Prices makers of the World's Finest Class Rings. wil iL Come see your ring today — Hi Si You'll be glad you did. out-of-the-way place that's in for dinner pee [re Flich} Congratulations, Seniors QPetk Stevens SPANGLER'S WHEEL SERVICE 1010 E. Marion St. Shelby, N.C. Shelby's Alignment Specialist Phone 487-5121 Gene Spangler — Owner A. A. RAMSEY SON, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Commercial, Public, and Metal Buildings 487-8561 P.O. Box 1456 SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA 28150 Scusdiimecaalit aoe 5 cto ote aan —— ee ee CIVITAN CLUB of SHELBY Salutes Shelby High Civinettes 1978-1979 Tomorrow Is Here! You've graduated. And now you're looking for a solid future. Come get acquainted with the people at Stevens and choose from hundreds of challenging textile job opportunities for men and women. With Stevens, you’re part of one of America’s leading textile manufacturers. You're helping to produce some of the finest textiles in the world — from high fashion right up to astronauts’ space suits. Contact the Personnel Department at the Stevens Plant most convenient to you strat speahoremsacrsc ee ws fa Stevens Co, Inc. 83 plants in 8 states An Equal Opportunity Employer dustrial Grading O O OD Z OQ co O VL LL S O co Sewing Machines — White — Universal Sales and Service HOME FURNISHINGS 112-114 WEST AHAM ST, . O. BOX 104 SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA 28150 112-114 West Graham St. — P.O. Box 1044 Shelby, North Carolina 28150 E. O. Lee, Jr., Owner 704 487-5224 MAX HARGETT BUICK 1502 E. Dixon Blvd. 482-5311 SHELBY WOOD PRESERVING COMPANY, INC. Melrose Drive Shelby, N.C. 28150 buCPenney OPEN DAILY 9:30-5:30 P.M. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY OPEN FRIDAY 9:30-8:30 P.M. 7 W. WARREN ST., DOWNTOWN SHELBY MORRISON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors P.O. Box 1488 — Dial 482-5639 South Morgan Street Extension Shelby, N.C. 28150 HOLLY HOUSE INTERIORS 600 N. Morgan St. 482-0676 Fine Home Furnishings Fine China and Gifts HOMETOWN BANK . FIRST NATIONAL BANK Shelby, N.C. SS = Ooo ; 3 eA Foor rs yam ETI Se ILE ST NUTT TTR ARRIETA me NERO AISA tt: Demme Aaa 2 ABA AS APR GU AMSA ¢ SALES ¢ INVESTMENTS PROPERTY HOMES FARMS LARGE SMALL MHATIPLE LISTING SERVICE REALTOR® PERSONALIZED SERVICE AGENTS OVER 50 YEARS COMBINED EXPERIENCE RESIDENCE NUMBERS VIOLET COSTNER 487-8014 WILDA FLORY 336-3933 521 S. DEKALB ST. SAM WILSON 482-3685 ED WILSON 487-8858 ren ENDY'S South Lafayette St. Shelby, North Carolina 237 CLEVELAND MILLS COMPANY Lawndale, N.C. Equal Opportunity Employer Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Keathly Dr. and Mrs. Jack D. Williams Mr. Troy D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Musselwhite, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dover Kendall Drug Company Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Story Dr. John L. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Jack Secrest Lamb and Bridges, PA Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Causby Mr. Robert Runyans Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Sarazen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mabry Mr. Gordon G. Hamrick Mrs. Dorothy H. Hamrick Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Harrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hicks Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wilkins Mr. William C. Young Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Latham CY hed oni ay. ASSOCIA’ tf : | SHELBY HIGH SCH HIGH SC LOY R . : “ Di SSION-ADMITS STUDENT SHELBY, N.C. ATHLETIC ASSOCIA Cone ADMISSION-AD! MERE SNOT MEL 5 HE! Alii IKE Adams, Corby — 173 Adams, John Marion — 61, 60, 59, 131, 107, 120, 27 | Ager, Sharon Angela — 173 Ager, Orlando H. C. — 159, 107, 43, 52 Albea, Donra Jean — 173 Allen, Alma Jean — 173 Allen, Amy Lynn — 173, 57 Allen, Billy Melryn, Jr. — 159 Allen, Cindy Ann — 131 Allen, Gaye Leslie — 159 Allen, Jeffery Charles — 159 Allen, Kimberely Ann — 131 Allen, Maurice Marvin — 19, 46, 131 Allen, Randy — 173, 64 Allen, Randy Shelley — 48, 64, 159, 27, 55 Allen, S andy Skipper — 159, 107, 42 Allen, Sherri Elizabeth — 131 Allison, Jeffery Todd — 131 Amaya, Enrique — 62, 58, 159, 37 Annual Staff — 66, 67 Anthony, Lisa Jo — 71, 173, 54, 78 Arnold, Christine — 173 Arnold, Gertrude Elizabeth — 159, 45 Arrowood, Elizabeth Reid — 39, 61, 40, 41, 131, 56 Arrowood, Laura Mabry — 173, 57 Arrowood, Michael Dale — 131, 43 Art Club — 25 | Art Department — 96 Austell, Madge Bailey — 159, 21 Awards — 86, 87 Ballard, Fredrick Ray — 61, 49, 131, 123, 42, 51, 27,49 Ballenger, Katherine Ann — 159, 34, 54, 25 Ballenger, John Franklin — 131, 44 Baltzglier, Chris Conley — 173, 37 Baltzglier, Natalie Carrell — 131, 37, 36 Band — 72, 73, 74,75 Banks, Darryl Keith — 173 Banks, David Sylvester, Jr. — 131, 36, 52, 53 Barkins, Sherry Ann — 173 Barnett, Dale Era — 173 Barnhill, Renee Adele — 39, 61, 59, 41, 40, 131, 54 Barrow, Franklin Delana, Jr. — 61, 60, 131, 27, 60, 86 Baseball — 116, 117 Basketball — Boys’ Varsity — 110,111 Boys’ J.V. — 112 Girls’ J.V. — 113 Girls’ Varsity — 114,115 Baxter, Amanda Suzanne — 59, 40, 131, 32, 21, 54 Baxter, Brent Phillip — 61, 173, 57 Beam, Bernard Vigor — 173 Beam, David Milton — 49, 46, 131, 120, 122, 47, 56, 27, 49 Beam, Dannise Anthoney — 173 Beam, Dricilla Hester — 173 Beam, Janet Ann — 159, 76 Beam, Sandy Agustus — 173 Beard, Linda Luanne — 159, 26, 78, 121, 34 Beason, Donnie Ray — 159, 45 Beatty, Paddy James — 159, 117 INDEX Beaver, Theresa Anne — 131, 52 Becknel, James Leotha — 131 Becknel, Shelton Keith — 173, 25 Bedenbaugh, Clarence Kevin — 46, 131, 52, 53 Bedenbaugh, Kelly Jeanette — 71, 173, 78, 55 Bedenbaugh, Kimberely Suzanne — 70, 68, 159, 55 Bell, James Edward, Jr. — 159, 107 Bell, Margaret Maria Elaine — 159, 34, 56, 52, 53 Benfield, Dwayne Kevin — 173, 109 Beta Club — 58, 59 Bingham, Todd Carroll — 131, 107, 27 Binion, Mark Lee — 173 Birchfield, David Scott — 132, 44 Birchfield, Steven Craig — 36, 54 Black, Cheryl Lynn — 132, 44 Black, David Lewis — 132 Black, Leslie Ann — 18, 62, 33, 159, 78, 37, 34, 21 Black, Terry Lee — 173 Blackwell, Randy David — 173 Blackwood, Gary Eugene — 61, 132, 51 Blanton, Byron Rudasill — 173 Blanton, Elizabeth Mauney — 159 Blanton, Mark Steven — 173 Blanton, Pamela Jean — 159, 37, 45, 22, 52, 53 Blanton, Phillip Lee — 61, 60, 59, 46, 132, 42, 87, 56, 47, 60, 86 Blanton, Rueben Benjamin — 132, 44 Blanton, Robert Todd — 48, 64, 159, 107, 120, 42, 27255 Blanton, Tina Marcia — 173 Boggs, Houston Ellis — 159, 57 Bonnor, Welton Scott — 64, 173, 107, 42, 51 Borders, Angelica Vivianna — 18, 68, 132, 36 Borders, Donna Denise — 85, 159 Borders, George Kelvin — 132, 107, 27, 25 Borders, Jacqueline Renee — 132, 21 Borders, Marilyn Victoria — 132 Borders, Shirley Ann — 85, 132, 21 Borders, Veronica Carol — 173, 37, 21, 55 Boulware, Bessie Novella — 173 Boulware, Susie Jean — 132 Bowen, Lisa Catherine — 85, 173, 57, 51 Bowen, Richard Gilbert — 63, 46, 159 Bowling, Debra Ann — 173, 37 Bowling, Lisa Gayl — 173 Boyd, Brain Kevin — 173, 109 Boyles, Gary Scott — 61, 60, 46, 132, 42, 87, 51, 56, 60 Brackett, Ricky Lee — 173 Braddy, Timothy Carl — 173, 37, 54 Bramlett, David Eugene — 159, 27 Brant, George Evans — 173 Branton, Gail Moss — 159, 34 Bridges, Angie Christine — 173 Bridges, Joey Jay — 132, 56, 51 Bridges, Joseph Ray — 132 Bridges, Julion Kent — 173, 25 Bridges, Julie Ann — 18, 132, 78 Bridges, Kelli Lynne — 18, 68, 46, 159, 51, 69 Bridges, Mark Allen -— 133 Bridges, Mark Carver — 159, 76 Bridges, Michael Eugene 120, 45 Bridges, Michelle Marton — 61, 85, 59, 41, 33, 133,32 Bridges, Rebecca Suzanne — 46, 40, 133, 32, 51, 36, 56, 47 Bridges, Robin Jean — 159, 34 Bridges, Sherri Anne — 159 Britt, Calvin Tim — 133 Brittain, Bradley Gene — 133 Brittain, Melanie Jean — 133, 52, 53 Brock, David Thomas — 133, 123 Bronson, Angela Louise — 40, 133, 78, 36, 52, 53, 54 Brooks, Francis Edwin — 173 Brown, Catherine Elaine — 133 Brown, Cecelia Anne — 160 Brown, Deborah Faye — 160, 44 Brown, Donna Gaye — 173 Brown, Douglas Gilman — 173 Brown, Lloyd Roger, Jr. — 173 Brown, William Albert — 107 Brown, Sheila Marie — 160 Bruner, Joyce L. — 173, 37 Brunson, Stan Pittman — 133, 44 Bryant, Betty Jean — 85, 133, 26, 127, 31, 36 Bumgardner, John Donald — 173 Burnett, Alfred Lee — 173 Burrus, Eric Sikes — 48, 64, 160, 42, 51 Burson, Senia Benita — 173 Burson, Wanda Ann — 173 Burton, Daniel Eugene — 173 Bus Drivers — 43 Business Department — 99 Butler, James Blair — 48, 64, 58, 160, 107, 42, 55 Cabaniss, Lorah Beam — 173, 78 Caldwell, Wendell Scott — 173 Callahan, Tracy Alison — 19, 70, 46, 160 Camp, Bruce Neal — 160, 45 Camp, Charles Barry — 160 Camp, Chuncey Lee — 173 Camp, Deborah Jane — 160, 52, 53 Camp, Donnis Loulla — 160 Camp, Katherine Irene — 19, 133, 21, 22 Camp, Sandra Annette — 160, 78, 37, 44 Campbell, Scott William — 173 Campbell, Thomas Craig — 133, 123, 27 Canipe, Eddie Scott — 173 Canipe, Steve Ashley — 133 Cannon, Freida Teresa — 160, 26, 121, 125 Cannon, Gerald Deran — 133, 27, 25 Cannon, James Lovis — 160 Cannon, Steve Alan — 173 Cannon, Tammy — 133, 31, 45, 52 Cannon, Terrie Leon — 133 Cannon, Valerie Delores — 33, 133, 26, 125, 127, 36 Cannon, Veronica Lorrine — 173, 125 Cantrell, Jeffrey — 173 Capps, Lena Rebecca -— 173, 78,55 Cardell, David -- 173 Carlton, Annette 173 Carlton, Jerome Numon — 33 Carouthers, Stephanie Elaine — 33, 160, 76, 37 Carpenter, Becky Jo — 173, 57, 34, 21 Carpenter, Elizabeth Jane — 173, 37, 22 Carpenter, Gregory Scott — 173, 55 Carpenter, Matthew Glenn — 134, 56 241 242 Carpenter, Mitchell Forrest — 68, 160, 107, 42, 27, DOF Carpenter, Vincent Todd — 160 Carter, Clyde Wait — 134 Carter, Mark Tysor — 134, 123, 51, 27, 54 Cash, David Baxter — S40 23,.70297, dln 27 Castranova, Guy Joseph — 174, 52 Causby, Leisa Jean — 160 Causby, Robin Ann — 134, 52, 53 Chadwick, David Eric — 160, 27 Chadwick, Tammy Jean — 134, 22 Chambers, Penny — 174 Champion, Deborah Lynn — 134, 57, 31 Champion, Julie Elizabeth — 160 Champion, Timothy Dean — 61- 63, 68, UeY 23 y 69, 86 . , Champion, William Scott — 160 Cheerleaders — Varsity — 70 Vie 7 1 Cherry, Samuel George — 174 Childrez, Susan Angela — 61, 60, 85, 59, 46, 40, 134, 34, 86 Chorus — 78, 79, 80 Christmas, Craig — 109 Christmas, Gregg Lloyd — 174 Church, John Ray — 174 Civinettes — 32, 33 Claprood, Tommy Edwin — 16] Clark, Bobby Blansford, Jr. — 62,134, 36 Clark, Christopher John — 174, 3754 Clark, Debra — 174, 127, 37, 31 Clark, Donald Lee — 161, 44 Clark, Helen Elizabeth — 49, 135, 49 Clark, Linda Joyce — 85, 135 Clark, Martina Elizabeth — 174, 37, 52 Clark, Monica Jeanene — 18, 135, 31 7A | Clark, Rosie Denise — 174 Clark, Sharon Yvonne — 161, 37 Clark, Sherwood Larone — 161, 37 Clark, Tim — 174, 109 Clay, Lisa Ann — 174 Clemmons, Jerome Edward — 16] Clendennen, Lisa Marlitt — 40, 1 353 2S. Cline, Althea — 135, 26 Cline, Jaquitha — 161, 78 Cody, Patricia Darlene — 161, 44 Cole, Cherie Poteet — 41, ] 35225 Cole, Mike — 120 Cole, Natalie Lynn — 58, 70, LOU S155, 34521 Collins, David Daniel — 135, 45 Condrey, John Perry, Jr. — 64, 68, 46, 135 Condrey, Renee — 64, 174 Cook, Ambra Kay — 19, 39, 84, 46,41, 40, 135, Sirol eos 4 Cook, Deborah Deane — 161 Cook, Melia Ann — 64, 1 74,57 Cooke, Jeffrey Neal — 174 Cooke, Teresa Christine — W403 roles Crawley, Amanda June — 174 Crisp, Deborah June — 174, 57 Cross Country — 122 Crotts, Bobby Shawn — 135 Crotts, Cathy Loree — 135 Crotts, Kimberly Ann — 19, 71 , 174,55 Crow, John Logan -— 174, 109 Crowder, Mary Lena — 19, 39, 135, 21, 69, 68 Crowder, Sandra Lynn — 174 Dale, James Edwin — 161, 55 Daves, Benjamin Leid — 161, 27 Daves, Jackie Amelia — 61, 135, 34, 22 Davidson, Amy Eve — Seep) | 746) Davis, Angela Dale — 62, 161, 78, 37, 57 Davis, Bobby Lee — 174, 78, 55 Davis, Darryl Edward — 60, 46, 135, 43, 36, 60 Davis, Debbie Lynn — 127, 44 Davis, Joseph Ronald — 161, 78 Davis, Linda Kay — 174, 21 Davis, Samuel Robert — 161, 45 Davis, Tiffany Gay — 85, 174 Davis, Wayne Trivor — 162, 27 Dawkins, Keith Leonard — 174 Dayberry, Anna Jane — 174 Deaton, David Charles — 162, 45 DECA — 45 Deck, Ava Bernitha — 70, 162, 52 Decker, Elizabeth Sheppard — 70, 174, 37 Dedmon, James Dean — 174 Dedmon, Lisa Darlene — 174, 37, 34 Degree, Beatrice Lavon — 41, 135, 36, 56, 22 Degree, Walter Reese — 162, 44 Devoe, Robert Bernard — 174 Dickson, Scott — 45 Dillingham, Loretta Denise — 135, 44 Dillingham, Lotonya Louise — 174 Dillingham, Robin Myron — 162 Dingler, Barbara Elaine — 162, 78 Dixon, Charles Ray — 162, 54 Dixon, Douglas Lee — 162, 117 Dixon, Karen Susan — 135, 22 Dixon, Laura Susan — 19, 85, 71, 174,78 Dixon, Lisa Maud — 39, 135, 2] Dobbins, Ronald Lee — 162 Dorsey, Patrice Lashea — 85, 46, 1 36, 21 Dotson, Jeffery Forest — 136 Doty, Deborah Rhea — 174 Doty, Gail Marie — 174, 78, 37, 25, 55 Dover, Emily Jane — 39, 61, 64, 70, 85, 59, 41, 136, 26, 51, 54 Dover, Mary LuJuan — 136, 31, 36 Dover, Jeffrey Wilson — 174 Dover, Ona McKibben — 174, 75 Dover, Rachel Allyn — 174, 21, 55 Downs, Calbert Vernard — 43 Drivers’ Education — 98 Dunkley, Paul Thomas — 174 Dunkley, Stephen Hunter — 57 Durham, Jerry Leon — 44 Early, Kimberly Denise — 136 Eaves, Roddey Gregory — 162, 52 Eckerd, Paul Thomas — 122 Ecology Club — 19 Eighmy, Eugene Arnold — 58, 56 Elder, Faye Lynette — 174 Elder, Robert Curtis — 136 Ellis, Anthony Wade — 102 Ellis, Catherine Denise — 174, BY6 WPAN P46) Ellis, David Buren — 162 Ellis, James Christopher — 136 Ellis, Mark Dale — 174 Ellis, Sherri Lynn — 162, 78 Ellison, Patrick Page — 48, 64, 58, 162,42, 55 Emory, Wanda Gail — 174 English Department — 90 Enloe, Kevin Thomas — 136, 107, TOn27 AO Epting, Sherrie Lynn — 136, 31, 45, 22 Eskridge, Bonnie Lee — 121, 44 Ezell, Jonathan Paul — 136 Falls, Subetha Ann — 39, 61, 70, 59, 46, 40, 136 2) 1p 4747 Fandino, Pilar — 136, 125, 57, 36, 56 Farmer, Bobby Lee — 107, 27 Farrior, Ruth Latimer — 48, 71, 175 FBLA — 22 FCA — 28, 29 Fendley, Amy Jo — 162 Fesperman, Ann Neal — 48, 175, 57 FHA — 20, 21 FFA — 24 Flood, Maureen Ann Marie — 175 Floyd, Mark David — 136 Floyd, Rhonda Joan — 136, 34, 21 Football — Varsity — 106, 107, 108 J.V.— 109 Ford, Regina Antoinette — 60, 40, 136, 32, 783 54, 60 Ford, Randal Nikita — 136 Forensic and Drama Club — 36, 37 Foster, Bessie Lorraine — 162, 26, 121 Fowler, Rachel Anne — 173, 37, 55 Franklin, Dennis Dean — 137, 44 Franklin, Pamela Ann — 175 Franklin, Robin Arther — 162 Freeman, Mary Angela — 162, 31 Freeman, Sterling Lee — 175 Freeman, Teresa Lynn — 137, 57, 31 French Club — 54, 55 FTA — 23 Fuller, Danny Franklin — 175 Fullo ve, Joyce Ann — 175 Gamble, Nancie Lynn — 175 Gantt, Dorothy Ann — 162 Gardner, Sharon Denise — 162 Gardner, David Allen — 175 Gaskey, Robbin Kay — 162, 178 Gensel, Sandra LaRee — 18, 46, 40, 137,225 47 Gentry, Monica Germanine — 162 Gentry, Phil — 175 German, Deborah Lynn — 175, 76, 55 Geter, Daryl Dwayne — 109 Sa aS od Gidney, Tammy Sonjia — 162 Gingles, Ronnie — 107 Glenn, Lisa Gaye — 137, 22 Godfrey, Ernest Jerome — 162 Gold, Elizabeth Jill — 175 Golf — 123 Goodlett, Priscilla Ann — 175 Gorman, Kay Frances — 162, 52, 53 Grant, Alan Lynn — 137, 44 Gray, Deckerd — 175 | Grayson, Brent Avery — 175, 109 Grayson, Forrest Chris — 175 Green, Chris Lee — 162 Green, William Joe — 61, 62, 59, 137, 57, 36 Greene, Davic! Scott --- 109 Greene, George Phillip — 137, 107 Greene, Kathy lynn — 162, 45 Greene, Leslie Elizabeth — 162, 45 Greene, Ronald Cline — 162, 122, 117 Greene, Steven Mitchell — 137 Greene, Travis Allen — 162, 45 Greenway, Dana Renee — 175, 78 Grier, Charles Junior — 175 Grier, Elizabeth — 175 Griffin, Edwin Scott — 49, 46, 137, 107, 42, 27, 47, 49 Grigg, Kimberly Dell — 39, 85, 41, 137 Guest, William Arthur — 175 Guffey, Dana Regina — 163, 45, 31 Gullatte, Deborah Ann — 175 Hagy, Roger Glen — 163 Hall, James Louis — 163 Hall, Landon — 163 Hall, Mike — 108, 117 Hambrick, Carmela Andrea — 175 Hambrick, Doris Renee — 163 Hambright, Kaye — 163 Hamby, Vicki Lyn — 58, 163, 78 Hamilton, Jeanelle Moore — 48, 64, 49, 58, 70, 85, 163, 55, 49 Hammond, Thomas Edward — 137, 117 Hamrick, Chris Lynn — 175 Hamrick, Donna Jean — 175, 22 Hamrick, Dorothy Boyd — 39, 61, 49, 59, 137, 26, 119,49 Hamrick, Eric Lee — 58, 163, 107, 120, 57, 27 Hamrick, Gwendolyn Jean — 137, 21,52 Hamrick, Harvey Bly, Jr. — 175, 56 Hamrick, Jackie — 163 Hamrick, Jeffery Scott — 109, 120 Hamrick, Jewel Arthur — 163, 37, 43 Hamrick, Kelli Jane — 19, 39, 49, 60, 70, 137, 26, 49 Hamrick, Margaret Elizabeth — 163, 37, 34, 54 Hamrick, Michael Todd — 137 Hamrick, Stephanie Jane — 40, 138, 36, 51 Hamrick, Susan Delores — 138 Hardeman, Scott Austin — 175 Harden, Bryan Keith — 58, 163, 27, 54 Harden, Phillip Charles — 138, 27 Harding, Elizabeth Joan — 61, 138, 32, 25 Harper, Daryl Raymon — 138, 107 Harper, Jeff — 163 Harper, Lisa Yvette — 138 Harper, Ramond Lamar — 138, 107, 43, 27 Harrell, Warren Lamar — 58, 163, 119, 27 Harrill, Frank Martin — 175 Harris, Barbara Jean — 138 Harris, Gregory Keith — 163 Harris, Lori Marchell — 175 Harris, Michele — 85 Harry, Robin Lynn — 64, 70, 163, 37, 55 Hartley, Amelia Lynn — 138 Hartley, Terry Keith — 175, 56 Hastings, Kelly Eugene — 64, 138, 51 Hawk, Dorothy Melissa — 139 Hawkins, Benita Faye — 175 Hawkins, Carolyn Renate — 163 Hawkins, Cathy Bradely — 163 Hawkins, Gregory Alan — 18, 58, 46, 163 Hawkins, Michael Eugene — 139 Hawkins, Robert Joel — 175 Hayes, Cynthia Denise — 175 Hayes, Debbie Carol — 175 Hayes, Mary Ann — 18, 68, 163, 26, 56 Haynes, Carl Lee — 163 Head, Jeffery Ray — 163, 107, 120, 27 Head, Gloria Roxanne — 163 Head, Paula Renee — 163 Hearn, Samuel Marshall — 19 Heaton, James Christopher — 175 Heaener, Deborah Ann — 163, 44 Henderson, James Grover, Jr. — 139 Hendrick, Sandra Denise — 175 Hendricks, Lisa Lyn — 139 Henkel, Carol Denise — 61, 59, 40, 139, 32, 57, 21,20 Henson, Melanie Lee — 175 Hicks, David Franklin — 46, 175, 122 Hicks, Richard Lee — 163, 107, 117, 42 Hicks, Susan Lynn — 61, 59, 139, 26, 32, 125, 127, 57 Hines, Frankie Lane — 139 Hinson, Jefferey Alan — 139, 45 Hinson, Sharon Annette — 70, 139, 34, 55 History Department — 94 Hobart, Lydia — 163, 37, 57 Hoey, Anthony, Jr. — 175 Hoey, Deborah Denise — 139, 22 Hoey, Kimberly Lynn — 163, 44 Hoey, Sharon Louise — 163 Hoey, Teresa Gaye — 175 Hoffman, Nita Renee — 46, 175, 76, 57 Hogue, Carla Yvette — 175 Holcomb, Pamela Ann — 163, 45 Holland, Micheal Lee — 163, 176, 56 Hollifield, Kammy Joann — 163, 45 Hollifield, Rodney Dwayne — 176 Holmes, Willie Marshall — 139 Homecoming — 84, 85 Hopper, Arthur Edward — 139, 25 Hopper, Eugene — 107 Hopper, Sandra Kay — 164 Hoppes, Jimmy Gene — 117 Hord, Jonathan Rowland — 139, 55 Horn, Janet Roberts — 64, 71,176, 51,55 Horner, Vikki Ann — 85, 164, 78, 57, 21, 20, 25 HOSA — 30, 31 Hosch, Terry Lynn — 176 Howell, Alpheus DeVaughn — 176, 109, 76 Howell, Kenneth Ray Jr. — 61, 64, 49, 60, 63, 68, 139, 107, 120, 42, 27, 49, 86 Howell, Kim Loavard — 164 Howell, Leslie Aundry — 176 Howell, Mary Ellen — 176 Howell, Perry Travis — 122 Howell, Robin Lynn — 176 Hoyle, Barney Curtis — 176 Hoyle, Jerrud Stahr — 176, 52, 55 Hoyle, John Douglas — 164, 78 Hoyle, Joseph Michael — 68, 139, 56, 52 Hoyle, Norris Eugene — 44 Hoyle, Ronald Wayne — 164, 43 Hoyle, Scott — 176 Hoyle, William Charles — 64, 107 Hubbard, Sherry Ann — 139, 45 Huddleston, Adrienne — 85, 139, 21 Huddleston, Lavilla Nadine — 176 Huffman, Mark Anthony — 164 Huffstetler, Robin Lynn — 140, 31, 22 Hughes, Barry Eugene — 164, 27 Hughes, Robyn Denise — 33, 32, 140, 56, 31, 51 Hughes, Marcus Lee — 176, 76 Hughes, William Herman Jr. — 140, 45 Hull, Dana Elizabeth — 18, 19, 176, 125, 76, 57, 22), ey? Humphries, Carolyn Elizabeth — 140 Humphries, Donna Lucreatia — 140, 45 Humphries, James Eric — 164, 45 Hunt, James Derrick — 176 Hunt, James Edgar — 176 Huskey, Bobby Franklin — 140 Huskey, Perry Pellden — 44 Interact Club — 48, 49 Irvin, Donna Francise — 164 Ivester, Teresa Sheryl — 58, 70, 164 lvie, Donna Bea — 176, 78, 52 Ivie, Janice Lee — 140, 31 Izzi, Anita Lovise — 61, 70, 85, 68, 140, 57, 21, 51 Jackson, Darlina Faye — 78, 31, 51 Jackson, Debrorah Dorlean — 140, 76, 57 Jackson, Jay Leon — 107 Jackson, Nathaniel Junior — 176, 109 James, Fran Denise — 85, 164, 37 James, Keith Camont — 176, 57 Jamieson, Mark Kevin — 164, 107 Jamieson, Lee Rustin — 176, 109 Jamison, Laurie Ann — 176 Jarrell, Curtis Arnold — 164 Jefferies, Debbie — 18 Jenkins, Joey Mark — 163 Johnson, David Tillman — 140 Johnson, Laura — 61, 62, 70, 59, 140, 32, 36 Johnson, Michael Dean — 176 Johnson, Thomas Mark — 176 Jolley, Robert Lee — 19, 46, 140, 42, 57, 51, 47 Jones, Alonzo Alton — 176 Jones, Angela Michelle — 164, 37 Jones, April Franchussa — 176, 37 Jones, Cassandra Lynette — 64, 85, 164, 37 Jones, Kenneth — 176, 109 Jones, Laura Ann — 176, 55, 25 Jones, Mavis Willa — 70, 140 Jones, Robert Gary — 140 Jones, Robin — 85, 164, 45 Jones, Vickie Michelle — 141, 22 Jones, Wayne Baily — 109 Joyner, Claretta Rita — 141 Junior Jaycees — 52, 53 Junior-Senior — 83 Kale, Tammi Mae — 141, 22 Kane, Lawarence Martin — 176 Kee, Wanda Yvette — 176 Keiger, Alice Elizabeth — 58, 164, 26, 119,55 Key Club — 42 Keywanettes — 34, 35 Kin g, Karrie Elizabeth — 39, 46, 41, 141, 54 King, Kevin Lee — 176, 54 King, Linda Carol — 58, 164, 25 Kirchner, Rebecca Lynn — 14] Kirchner, Robert Edward — 176, 78 Kiser, Ben Herman — 141, 107, 27 Kiser, Kimberely Denise — 141, 32, 34, 54 Kiser, Scott Eugene — 141 Kuester, Deborah Jane — 141, 31 Lackey, Kevin Suttle — 176, 42 Lackey, Lisa Elyn — 176 Lail, Laura Ann — 176, 52 Lail, Nancy Denise — 164, 78 Lail, Pamela Anne — 176, 34 Lampley, Charles Gordon — 177, 42 Lane, Marcus Stephen — 165, 117, 44 Lane, Sherry Lynn — 165 Laney, Dorothy Elizabeth — 177 Language Department — 92 243 244 Latham, Vicki LeGrand — 61 , 60, 59, 63, 33, 141, 26, 32, 25, 127, 87, 54, 86 Lather, Bobby Joe — 177 Lattimore, George Neel — 62, 60, 141, 36, 27, 61 Lattimore, Telena Ann — 141 Lawing, Lisa Carolyn — 62, 165, 78, 37 Leach, Mary Etta — 141 Leach, Richard Kim — 165 Leak, Eleanor Denise — 165 Leak, Gregory Dale — 141, 107, 27 Ledbetter, Barbara — 165, 54 Ledbetter, Mark Anthony — 76 Ledbetter, Renita Lynn — 141 Ledbetter, Robert Furman — 177 Ledbetter, Willia Thomas — 177 Ledford, Aleeta Faye — 165 Ledford, Carol Ann — 19, 177, 125, 57, 34, 51 Ledford, Lisa Kay — 70, 142, 34, 21 Lee, Albert Charlse — 177 Lee, Tammie Salena — 70, 41, 142, 22 Lemons, Pamela Denise — 177 Leo Club — 50, 51 Leonell, Angela Jean — 19, 61, 59, 142, 32 Leonell, John Jeffery — 177, 109 Lester, Tracey Joan — 142, 45 Lowis, Bobby G. — 177 Library — 97 Lilly, James C. — 142, 44 Lilly, Richard Arthur — 165 Lingerfelt, Sherri Renee — 165, 45 Linkous, Tonia Renee — 177 Lister, Anita — 58, 165, 57 Lister, Pamela Gray — 177, 76 Little, Tamara Lynne — 175, 55 Littlejohn, Becky Elizabeth — 41, 142, 26, 125, 127, 34, 36 Littlejohn, Frederick Benard — 177, 109 Loaces, Jesus Joel — 142 Lockett, Dan Christopher — 142 London, Particia Ann — 142 Long, Donna Alisa — 68, 142, 34, 55 Long, Pamela Lynn — 177 Lovelace, LaVonda Joyce — 142, 22, 51 Lowery, Soundra Lee — 177 Luckadoo, Joel Alan — 165, 122 Luckadoo, Jeffery Lee — 142, 107 Lutz, Adelyn Brown — 48, 64, 58, 33, 165, 26,119, 121,21, 20, 54 Lynch, Pamela Denise — 165, 55 Lytle, Quinton Dupree — 177 Lytle, Resa Evon — 177 Mabry, Bonnie Lee — 39, 49, 70, 85, 84, 41, 4O, 142, 26,54, 49 MaCarther, Robert Douglas — 177, 55 MaCarther, Thomas Evans, Ill — 177, 54 Maddox, Angela Lepino — 177 Magee, Patrick Lee — 165 Mance, Donna Denise — 165 Mangum, Deborah Ann — 177, 55 Manning, Larry Leon — 177 Manning, Veronica Ankita — 142 Marshals — 60 Marsh, Jane Ellen — 177, 34 Marsh, William Preston — 177, 109, 42, 54 Marsh, William Russell — 18, 46, 142, 57,51, 47 Martin, John — 58, 165, 123, 27 Martin, Michelle Renee — 165 Martin, Regina Denise — 142, 55 Martin, Selina Eileen — 165, 31, 55 Martin, Yates Vernon — 144 Math Department — 93 Mathis, Charles Martin — 44 Massey, John Calvin — 36 Mauney, Mary Katherine — 18, 39, 85, 84, 142, 21 Mauney, Sheila Denise — 64, 70, 85, 41, 142, 26, 36, 22 May, Vicki Jean — 61, 70, 142, 31, 52, 55, 78 Mayes, Matthew Scott — 143, 44 Mayhew, Robert Eric — 177 McAlister, Melanie Annette — 143 McBride, Gary Lynn — 46, 165 McCall, Bobby — 19, 51, 143 McCants, Marie — 21, 20, 55, 58, 166 McCarver, Mary Lynn — 31, 57, 166 McClain, Gloria Ann — 21, 31, 142 McClain, Janie Frances — 177 McClellen, Tamara Ann — 18, 31, 166 McCluney, Timothy Lee — 143 McCracken, Micheal Broadus — 177 McDaniel, Jason Bruce — 143, 144 McDaniel, Namon Stuary — 177 McDaniel, Ricky David — 45, 143 McGee, Pat — 27, 107 McGill, Selena Lovise — 26, 51,121, 143 McKinney, Joyce Elizabeth — 22, 166 McKissick, Lynn Nell — 143 McMurry, Simson Avery — 27, 42, 51, 56, 46, 60, 61, 107, 120, 144 McSwain, Eric — 58 McSwain, Harvey Lee — 107 McSwain, Kathy Jean — 166 McSwain, Mark Marion — 166 McSwain, Thomas Randolph — 44, 144 McWhirter, Charles Alan — 45, 76, 144 McWhirter, Colin Perry — 45, 166 Merritt, Carlos Orlando — 120, 166 Meyers, Lisa Leilani — 22, 52, 76 Meyers, Scott Freewont — 27, 55, 77 Micheal, James Bernard — 177 Millard, Candace Denise — 45, 166 Milline, Dena Felicia — 37, 71 Milline, Toronda Lilie — 36, 144 Miller, Demiko Andrei — 177 Millsaps, Lisa Renee — 22, 31, 144 Mitchell, Shelia Denise — 177 Mode, Tina Lynn — 56, 61, 144 Monogram Club — 26, 27 Montgomery, Cheryl Denise — 144 Montieth, Alan Scott — 27, 166 Morris, Hazel Charlene — 166 Morrison, Charles Anthony — 177 Morrow, Toni Lynn — 21, 177 Morton, Eric Steven — 177 Morton, Micheal Anthony — 37, 78, 166 Moses, Antoinette Denise — 166 Moss, Cathy Lynn — 54, 119, 177 Mullins, Kanin Renee — 76, 144 Murphy, Charles Kenneth — 166 Murrary, Patrick Theodore — 46, 52, 123, 166 Music Department — 95 Musselwhite, Eugene McMillian Ill — 54,51, 177 Musselwhite, Frances Elizabeth McL. — 32, 36, 37, 54,61, 62,78, 144 Myers, Linda Ann — 18, 144 Myers, William Gregory — 166 Nalley, Andrea Leslie — 71, 78, 84, 177 Nalley, Donna Marie — 166 National Honor Society — 61 National Thespian Honor Society — 62 Neal, James Irvin Jr. — 18, 51, 56, 166 Neason, Amy Elizabeth — 18, 57, 166 Nejberger, David Allen — 62, 68, 144, 37, 36, 32 Newcomb, Eddie Joe — 27, 46, 120, 122, 144 Newton, James Todd — 61, 49, 58, 59, 46, 144, 120, 122, 42, 27, 55, 47 Newton, Pamela Denise — 21, 31, 145 Nivens, Brain Jerome — 107, 166 Nivens, Raymond Allen — 177 Octagon Club — 46, 47 Orbeck, William David — 54, 166 Orchestra — 76, 77 Outlook — 68, 69 Owens, Gail Teresa — 177 Padgett, Dora Christina — 19, 39, 49, 61, 58, 59, 68,145, 26, 121, 57, 69, 49 Padgett, Mary Cynthia — 31, 145 Padgett, Pamela Elizabeth — 19, 22, 57, 177 Padgett, Steven Douglas — 37, 54, 177 Pagan, Daryl E. — 177 Page, Tracie Denise — 18, 25, 177 Palmer, Micheal Wayne — 54, 145 Palmer, Randy Darryl — 145 Palmer, Richard Hayne — 18, 166 Panther, Robin Christine — 39, 59, 61, 68, 145, 2 127, 34, 54 Parker, Daryl Brenard — 166 i Parrott, Sonia Yvette — 177 Patrons — 239 Patterson, Elena Marie — 18, 33, 37, 57, 58, 62, _ 70, 166 Patterson, Lawerence Scott — 44, 107, 145 Peaks, Thomas Wayne — 177 Pearson, Ann Tina — 166 k Pearson, Marion Keith — 177 Peeler, Charles Franklin — 177 Peeler, Paul Evans — 52, 167 Perkins, Ann Cheryl — 167 Petty, Drucilla Annette — 167 Pharr, Delbert — 36, 145 Pharr, Wendy Ann — 31, 33, 46, 47, 51 , 97,167 Phifer, John Micheal — 45, 76, 145 Phillips, Dan Harris — 177 Phillips, David Milton — 145 Phillips, Virginia Aylene — 18, 31, 177 Physical Education Department — 98 Plyer, Sharon Marguerite — 57, 84, 167, 119 Poole, Andrea ReVonda — 177 Poole, Tierney Rose — 33, 54, 61, 145 Pope, Gregory Alan — 145 Porter, David Lee — 177 Porter, Judy Alicia — 26, 31, 54, 127, 167 Posten, Donita Abigail — 44, 145 Posten, Rita Marie — 28, 37, 57, 177 Powell, David Lear — 177 | Powell, Jaqueline Renee — 23, 33, 55, 58, 1 193 167 Price, Norman — 177 Procter, Robert Melvin — 177 Pruitt, Scott Craig — 177 Pruitt, Sheena Celestle — 37, 78, 178 Pruitt, Sophia Elizabeth — 36, 145 | Putman, Walter Stephen — 57, 76, 167 Qualls, Alan Drew — 123, 167 Queen, Sandra Lynn — 21, 57, 178 RT . Radford, Joseph Brad — 78, 178 Ramsey, Chris Dale — 167 Randall, Donna Marie — 32, 145 Randall, Robert Gregory — 167 Randall, Susan Ava — 31, 33, 167 Ratchford, Diane — 167 Rayne, John Crawely — 55, 68, 123, 167 Red Cross Club — 18 Redding, Eric Fuller — 57, 61, 64, 46, 107, 145 Redding, Ry Covington — 107, 167 Reese, Johnny Wilburn — 178 Reid, John Adams — 78, 145 Reid, Julie Ann — 33, 78, 178 Reville, Grayson Leigh — 178 Reynolds, Lisa Ann — 51, 57, 178 Rice, David Luther — 167 Rice, Donna Marie — 167 Ricter, Christina Alleen — 58, 63, 68, 167, 26, 125, 69, 55 Ridings, David Julian — 45, 167 Riley, Angela Marie — 145 Rippy, Robert Dean — 45, 167 Rippy, Sherry Ann — 51, 57, 178 Roberts, Karen Lisa — 145 Robertson, David Gregg — 178 Robinson, Jonathan Maurice — 146 Robinson, Patrice Ann — PRY ks ey 1743} Robinson, Yvonne Idora — 178 Rollins, Thomas Frank — 109, 167 Rosebore, Danny Alexander — 168 Rosencampff, Frederick William — 58, 68, 168, 119, 56, 27, 69 Ross, Janice — 146 Ross, Mae Ellen — 146 Rudicil, William Jay — 146 Ruppe, Mary Beth — 168 Rush, Roy — 45 Rush, Donna Lynn — 168 Saine, Andrew Miles — 55, 168 Saine, Wesley Clark — 178 Sarazen, Patricia Ann — 60, 61, 62, 59, 146, 32, 87, 36, 54 Savage, Barrington — 178 Savage, Katrina Arneatha — 37, 168 Saxton, Randall Charles — 178 Schenck, Micheal — 109, 178 Schmidt, Mara Fritz — 55, 178 Science Department — 91 Scism, Tracy Lenn — 178 Scruggs, Meralinda Elaine — 168 Seagrover, Debroah Jean — 58, 168 Seagroves, Kevin Neal — 44, 146 Sealey, Tamora Virginia — 48, 58, 70, 168, 26, 55 Self, Kimberely Ann — 57, 178 Shaffer, Melanie Ann — 58, 33, 55, 37, 168 Shaw, Elizabeth Ann — 168 Shaw, Mary Margaret — 57, 178 Sherrill, Tracy Lee — 178 Shipman, Robert Julian — 178 Shores, Steven Jack — 168 Shull, Jerry Christopher — 168 Shull, Pamela Renee — 55, 178 Shull, Susan Marie — 60, 85, 46, 40, 146, 32, 21, 20, 22 Simpson, Carl Wesely — 146 Simpson, Robert Preston, Jr. — 168 Sisk, David Bryan — 168 Skibo, Mary Magdalene — 78, 125, 178 Skibo, Richard William — 117, 146 Skipper, Linda Jane — 34, 127, 168 Smith, Abbie Jeanene — 57, 125, 168 Smith, Callisa Juanez — 21, 146 Smith, Dwayne Lamont — 178 Smith, Gary Gerumone — 178 Smith, Gina Lynn — 178 Smith, Jacquline Leola — 168 Smith, Jo Ann — 146 Smith, John Albert — 122, 168 Smith, Julie Ann — 178 Smith, Kenneth Hezikiah — 37 Smith, Krista Karol — 18, 178 Smith, Lloyd Baxter, Jr. — 27, 57, 123, 146 Smith, Pamela Denise — 146 Smith, Sandra Jeanne — 34, 178 Smith, Scott Hartwell — 51, 55, 59, 78, 146 Smith, Scott Wylie — 178 Smith, Shelia Faye — 178 Smith, Sherwood — 46, 47, 78, 168 Smith, Zillz Renee — 26, 146 Sneed, Jerry Daniel — 42, 168 Softball — 127 Sowers, Betsy Jean — 54, 178 Span, Mark Leo — 178 Spangler, Carl Maynard — 64, 109, 178 Spangler, Kathy Ann — 178 Spanish Club — 56, 57 Spann, Charles Anthony — 27, 107, 120, 147 Spann, Mark — 178 Spikes, Ann Lois — 168 Spurling, Jeffery Scott — 168 Stacey, Lisa Ann — 19, 21, 22, 52, 147 Stafford, Jeffery Alan — 25 Stranes, Mark Lee — 54, 58 Stranes, Susan Elizabeth — 22, 32, 40, 61, 147 Still, Robert Harold — 46, 168 Stockton, Elene Irene — 55, 178 Stone, Jacky Leeanne — 31, 54, 178 Story, Suzanne Agusta — 26, 55, 58, 168 Story, Virginia Nicole — 48, 178 Strickland, James Scott — 27, 117, 147 Strickland, June Elizabeth — 68, 169 Stubbs, Terri Lynn — 18, 21, 31, 169 Student Council — 64, 65 Sub-Juniors — 38, 39 Summers, Jean Marie — 32, 36, 59, 61, 62, 147 Summers, Stephen Charles — 37, 55, 178 Surratt, Faye Rene — 178 Surratt, James Rayburn — 147 Surratt, Ray Louis — 169 Sutton, Bernita Diane — 21, 52, 53, 125, 147 Swim Team — 126 SWITCH — 40, 41 Talent, Christopher Allen — 117, 147 Tate, Sandra Elaine — 179 Tate, Suzanne Elizabeth — 61, 64, 59, 40, 147, 40 Taylor, Margaret Royster — 62, 49, 40, 147, 57, 21, 36, 49 Taylor, Tamara Jane — 119, 169 Tedder, Thomas Nelson — 51, 57 Tennis — 118,119 Terry, David Nelson — 78, 179 Terry, Johnny Dwayne — 44, 169 Tesseneer, Brain Ray — 169 Tesseniar, Joy Angelia — 169 Tesseniar, Patricia Ann — 179 Tesseniar, Steve Wayne — 122, 147 Tesseniar, Katie Catherine — 45, 169 Tesseniar, Ronals Gleen — 179 Thomas, Christopher Douglas — 179 Thomassen, William Andrew — 63, 147 Thompson, Brain Taylor — 60, 42, 51, 147, 107, 117, 27, 60 Thompson, Cynthia Melissa — 52,54, 171 Tiddy, Angela Auton — 39, 147, 31, 21, 20 Tiddy, David Ray — 179 Tiddy, James Edward, Jr. — 36, 147 Tidwell, Charles Elliot — 178 Tidwell, William Russell — 61, 59, 63, 147, 87, 86 Tolbert, Micheal Alan Toms, John Glen — 27, 169 Towery, Charles Thomas — 61, 59, 147, 78, 117, 36, 56, 27 Towery, Charles Edward — 52, 179 To wery, Jamer Keith — 62, 58, 37, 51 Towery, Sandra Darlene — 78 Track — 120, 121 Truelove, James Richard — 45, 147 Truelove, Susan Lovina Tucker, Rodney Phillip — 55, 179 Tuff, Becky Elain — 169 Turner, Amelia Raynette — 76, 179 Turner, Anthony Tryone — 169 Turner, Gloria Dale — 78 Turner, Grady Ed Upson, Melanie Kay — 148 Upson, Katherine Gay — 148 Upton, Alan Craig — 179 Valentine, Margo Paige — 85, 25, 179 Valentine, Sarah Virginia — 25, 39, 169 Vassey, Lisa Carol — 46, 33, 37, 78, 179 VICA — 44 Vocational Department — 100, 101, 102, 103 Vogel, Teresa Leitha Anne — 55, 68, 169 Volleyball — 125 Wade, Regina Verna — 169 Wagner, Micheal Malone — 54, 179 Walker, Anthony — 109, 120, 169 Walker, Boyce Lee t Walker, Jonathon Edwards — 63, 169, 119, 42, 34 Walker, Mary Melanie — 39, 61, 70, 85, 59, 41, 148, 26, 119, 87, 54, 86 Walker, Pamela Elizabeth — 18, 58, 169, 55 Walker, Shelia Marie — 18, 148, 76 ' Wall, Andrew James — 169 Wallace, Debra Jean — 148 ! Wallace, Jeffrey Neal — 57, 169 Wallace, Sherry Dawn — 31, 78, 170 Walters, Michael David — 36, 54, 61, 64, 148 Ward, Kim Lane — 44, 170 Ward, Tinothy Daryl — 148 Ware, Lise Renee — 52, 179 Ware, Scott Dwayne — 27, 51, 68, 107, 148 Warren, Mark Scott — 42, 27, 107, 148 Washburn, Christopher Henry — 37, 57, 122, 179 Washburn, Sarah Glenn — 19, 62, 60, 33, 148, 32, 20, 21, 36 Washburn, Warren Tyree — 170 Watkins, Donna Ray — 170 Watkins, Jerry Glenn — 170, 44 Watkins, Wayne Joey — 179 Watson, Susan Elaine — 18, 58, 170, 21 Weaver, Kevin Scott Weaver, Lisa Carol — 170, 78 Weaver, Robert Scott — 148 245 1% 246 Webb, James Randell — 179 Webb, Lynne Ray — 179 Webber, Derrick Lamontray — 148 Webber, Joel Carson — 148, 107, 117 Weems, Bart Clayton — 179, 37, 54 Weems, Lee Ann — 61, 62, 60, 59, 148, 32, 87, 34, 36,55, 86 Welch, William Hudson — 58, 170, 76, 27 Welmon, Sandra Lee — 170, 45 Wells, Marcus West, Betsy Carol — 58, 33, 170, 78, 55 Whetstone, Ruth Ann — 179, 57 Whisnant, Elizabeth Ann — 58, 33, 170, 25, 78 Whisnant, Jacob Edwin — 170 Whisnant, Rennee Denise — 179 Whisnant, Willie Junior — 44 z White, Amy Elizabeth — 170, 21 White, Pamela Susan — 179, 67, 57, 52 White, Robert David — 48, 58, 170, 119, 42, 27 Whitley, Tracy Dianne — 179, 57 Whittenburg, Barbara Gail — 18, 149, 26, 31, 21, 36 Whittenburg, Michael — 170 Wiggins, James Richard — 179 Wilkie, Wayne — 179 Wilkins, Steve Ralph — 48, 179, 109, 42 Wilkins, William Sartin — 61, 49, 60, 59, 149, 122, 27,56, 27, 49, 60 Wilkinson, Andrew Mathers — 149, 119, 27 Williams, Daniel Speed — 61, 49, 149, 120, 27, 51, 49 Williams, Glenn Kevin — 170 Williams, Jefferson Lynn — 149, 43, 25 Williams, Priscilla Dawn Lewis — 149 Williams, Sandra Bethenia — 41, 149, 26, 121, 56 Williams, Tonya Evetta — 179 Willis, Marcia — 179 Wilson, Christopher Anthony — 149, 27, 52 Wilson, Dennis Maurice — 179, 109 Wilson, James Spurling — 46, 179, 109 Wilson, Shelia Anne — 170 Wilson, Sherry Denise — 179 Winter, David Henry — 149 Wisher, Wanda Jean — 170, 45 Witcher, Debbie Eyvonne — 179, 21 Witherspoon, Angela Regina — 170 Withrow, Kenneth Wendell — 179, 76, 57 Wood, Carol Jo — 170, 37, 21, 45, 52, 53 Wood, Kathy Leigh — 62, 37, 31, 34, 21, 20, 36, 54 Wood, Michael James — 150, 45 Woods, Brenda Sue — 150 Woods, John Edward — 107, 27 Woods, Sherley Denis — 179 Woods, Virginia Woody, Larry Daniel — 150 Woody, Ronnie Schirra — 179 Worthey, Lori Ann — 150, 52 Worthey, Patricia Ann — 170, 45 Worthy, Anita Joyce — 150 Wray, Denise Rene — 150 Wray, Scott George — 179 Wray, Shelley Hope — 68, 46, 33, 170, 57, 68, 21, 69 Wray, Tammy Denise — 170 Wray, Vince Edward — 179 Wray, Wanda Jean — 170 Wrestling — 124 Wright, Mark Anthony — 107, 27 Wright, Daniel Timothy — 170, 107, 120, 27, 52 Wright, Shelley Anita — 170, 78 Yelton, Lori Elizabeth — 179, 78 Young, James Theodore Young, Nancy Elaine — 71, 179, 55 Young, Sandra Marie — 170 248 In compiling this annual, the staff tends to be concerned only with the mechanics — writing, designing, photographing. But the annual itself is not just a book: it is an institution backed by years of tradition and history. Most students never consider the back- ground of the SHS Cruiser — more specifically how it came to be called Cruiser. The Cruiser was first published in 1927, with a budget of four hundred dollars. From that time until 1933, there was no official title; in 1931 it was called The Black and Gold. Because of the Great Depressio n of the 30's, no annual was published in 1932, 1934, and 1935. Ads from local businesses, the staple of annual Production, could not be obtained. However, in 1933, because of the generosity of friends of Shelby High, an annual was pub- lished. In this year, a student body vote entitled the annual Cruiser, and the class of '33 asked that this name be made per- manent. Along with the name, an official seal was adopted, depicting a ship and the motto, ‘‘Depart to Serve.’’ This symbol- izes a student's journey through life and the hope that from Shelby High students will depart to enrich the community and the world. Few can know the anxiety involved in producing an annual. But outweighing the anxiety is a sense of responsibility to students past and present — a responsibility to continue in the tradition of high quality annuals begun almost fifty years ago. From a budget of four hundred dollars to twelve thousand dollars — we can come a long way, and we have still farther to go. Raids on the annual workroom by F.T.W., sudden trips to Charlotte, the murder of sleep (and grades), fifteen absences in six weeks, ‘‘this will be reflected on your next six weeks’ grade”. . . all part of the life of Cruiser editors. Yet, would we have had it any other way? For- getting all of the above detriments, the experience of “‘editoring’’ has its moments. A special rapport develops among members of the staff, and friendships are strengthened during the long, frustrating nights of labor. The staff themselves are not the only ones who must suffer through the seven months of annual preparation. Thank you, Mother and Daddy, for housing (in a warm room) the annual staff and provid- ing a place for uninterrupted work; Sarah, Betsy, and Amoeba women — you'll never know how your support and encouragement made this experience bearable. Thank you, Barbara and Lindy, for putting up with my absence; thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Hamrick, for the guidance that unsure editors always need; and thank you, teachers, for sparing your time and your students. Fellow classmates, this is your annual; you make up the yearbook; you are its theme. Our job was to put together what you created — the life and spirit of Shelby High School. The 1979 Cruiser: a part of your life that we give back to you. 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