Statesville High School - Trail Yearbook (Statesville, NC)

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Student Assembly Officers Represent Student Body Student Assembly officers worked together with David Fox, president, to represent the students at SHS. Elizabeth Boyd, co-vice-president, headed Club Council and Robn Stevenson, co-vice- president, led the Human Relation and Lounge Committees. Each year Fi-Y honors a sophomore who exemplifies good character. This year's S'Honorary Sophomore was Lauren Adler. Club sweethearts this year represented FCA, FHA, FTA, Fl-Y, and Key Clubs. Female sweethearts represented their respective clubs in the annual Queen of Clubs Pageant. Student Assembly Officers: David Fox, president, Gus Riera, secretary, Ira Lackey, treasurer, and Elizabeth Boyd, vice-president. i s. Club Sweethearts: Tripp Armistead, Fi-Y, Billy Roseboro, FTA, Nancy Curlee, Key, Angie Davenport, FCA, Paul Ferguson, FHA, and David Fox, FHA. Honorary Fi-Y Sophomore: Lauren Adler. Student Life- 101

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Board Handles School Elections The responsibility ofthe Election Board was to make all elections run smoothly. Not only did they count the ballots, but prior to an election they typed and passed out the ballots to homeroom teachers. Members kept the results secret until Mr. Stroud announced them to the entire student body. After a tense audition session judges granted six Grenadiers the All State Band distinction. Chosen by her classmates and a faculty committee, Elizabeth Gaines served as DAR Good Citizen. Her duties included speaking for the local chapter on the quality of dependability. 'Q 't I 5 2 A Til 2 -tl r All State Band: John Rowe, Linda Green, David Middleton, Julie Sloan, Randy Morgan, and Chuck Dearman. 100 - Student Life as . t K ' 'Mm Y7 'Q f Election Board: Front row: Chris Gilliam, Cathy Davidson. Back row: Tom Templeton, Mr. Loyd Dixon, Mrs. Pat Ridenhour, Barbie Dame, and Sammy Gillispie. 'Y Q ' 'E , DAR Good Citizen: Elizabeth Gaines.

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Seniors Honor Worthy Peers ln recognition of their many contributions to the school and their outgoing personalities, Tripp Armistead and Alexis Pickens were awarded the coveted title of Mr. and Miss SHS. The entire student body participated in voting for the two seniors they felt best represented SHS Twenty-five seniors were selected to Who's Who, an honor bestowed upon them by fellow senior classmates. For the first time this year possible recipients were screened through club council. They narrowed the list from fifty to thirty-fiveg then seniors voted again. This was done in hopes that only the most deserving seniors would receive the award. Who's Who: Front row: D, Harris, J. Harmon T Armistead S Frye N Curlee Second row M Bristol, P. Hamilton, B. Dame, L. Davidson J Norris D Fox T Ferron Back row W Carson J Williams, T. Templeton, K. Gilleland, R. Stevenson B Polk A Davenport E Games L Phelps E. Boyd, J. King, G. Johnson, and N. Black Miss SHS: Alexis Pickens Mr SHS Tripp Armistead 102 -- Student Life