South Brunswick High School - Cougar Strides Yearbook (Southport, NC)

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OURS The OURS Newspaper Staff strives to serve South Brunswick High School and the surrounding communities. OURS is a member of the national Quill and Scroll honorary newspaper publications organization. OURS has won various first and second place awards for its publications. In addition to producing the school newspaper, the OURS Staff also sponsors the Miss South Brunswick High School Pageant annually. The 1983 1984 OURS Staff: Kristy Shumaker, Lisa Jackson (Co-Editors), Robert Hill, Merry Eversole (Advertising Managers), Cheryl Hilburn (Art Editor), Chalmetta Simmons, Tami Saunders (Mini- OURS Editors), Bryant Spencer, James Truett (Sports Editors), Patricia Wolfe (Proofreading and Club News Editor), Virginia Phipps, Joey Mabe (Photographers), Price Clingenpeel (Circulation Manager). Past OURS Staff members have exemplified true COUGAR PRIDE, for many have become journalists on the college level (UNC-W, UNC, UNC-G, and Cape Fear Technical Institute have had OURS members on their newspaper staff). MONOGRAM The club is designed for the honor of the varsity athletes at South Brunswick High School. The club ' s purpose is to aid in the public relations of the athletic department with the community. The club is always looking for ways of aiding in the community with such projects as a canned goods drive at Christmas, or adopting a needy family at Christmas. We want our athletes to be the leaders of our school in hopes that in the near future they will be the leaders of our society. 82

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J. .A - f.ocf-im 4 - rc cU jf - y: : 2 - ' .t - ' i- ' t! Members of HERO: Lisa Bryant, Ms Best; sponsor, John Price, Wayne Johnson, Dar- lene Johnson, Teresa Aman, Sherri Thomas, Trudy McKee Officers of HERO: Trudy McKee; President, John Price; V President, Teresa Aman; Sec- retary and Treasurer, Sherri Thomas; Histo- rian, Wayne Johnson; Parhamentarian, Lisa Bryant; Reporter ■ ; ¥ l Members of YAC th grade — T Hargrove, D. Andrews, T. Allen, A. Adams, T. Smith, M Ballantine, A Pare, M Britt, J, Puleo, M Wescott, 10th grade — P Jones, R Johnson, M Rich, R Creech, C Laws, L Lee, P Han- kins, M Pigotl. L Brown, 11th grade — J Stanley, J Roche, T Willetts, 12th grade — D Holden, T McKee, S Sullivan, S Thom- as, J Price HERO Home Economics Related Occupa- tions . Food Services is designed as a labora- tory-type occupational training pro- gram. The student will learn how to work with others in quantity food preparation, and the basic skills need- ed to prepare these foods. The student will also learn methods of seeking employment in related food establish- ments. YAC The Youth Advisory Council of South Brunswick High is a newly formed club with certain goals. These goals are; 1) To provide an opportunity for students to learn about nutrition and health. 2) To involve students in mak- ing the school food service program more responsive to their needs. 3) To serve as a communication bridge be- tween students, administrators, school food service personnel, faculty, and community. At the first meeting, members elected officers. They are: Chairperson — Sandra Miller Sulli- van Co. Ch. — John Price Sec. Treas. — Rochelle Johnson School Food Service Advisor — Mary Lou White Faculty Advisor — Jessie Best 81

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The members of the surf cluh were: David Champion, Glenn Tiunnell, John Sulhvan, Todd 5m,illwood, Wendy Stackpole, Darin Strickland, Kim Dorman, Arlene Willis, Byon Simmons, Lee Harrelson, Jon Spencer, Scott York, Bill Shepard, Eric Trunnell, Jerry Nation, Buddy Coleman, and Mr. Gary Cavender, Advisor SURF The 1983-84 Surf Team was a group of dedicated surfers that have been competing against each other for the past year. The majority of the team is ESA registered. The team ' s Spring activities include travel and competition. Each member hopes to better themselves as a team and as individuals. RADIO )-- CLUB The purpose of the radio club is to provide a relaxing atmosphere for the students during the lunch per- iods. The members become in- volved with programming each days music schedule, working with electrical equipment, and learning skills needed in the field of com- munication and radio. The members of the radio club were: Charlene Overman, Patricia Hill, Mary Costin, Barbara Stanley, Kathy Phipps, Anthony Brown, John Lane, Larry Cable, James Truett, Lee Jenkins, Darrin Johson, Kenny Roberts, Leonard Heiling, Eric Joyner, Julius Galloway, Bryan Goodwin, Barcie Ward, Jaime Roche ' , Jason Spies, Larry Pankey, Tommy Willets, Chantal Wall, Bryan Alford, Andre ' Hill, Kenneth Williams. Not pictured: Nathan Gore, Vincent Horton, Geno Hart, Donald Fullwood, and Mrs. Sarah Wynne, Advisor.