Tabernacle Baptist Christian School - Trumpet Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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Ist Row: Jason Duroy, Kathy Teague, DeAnne Turner, Noelle Smith, Alice Pruette, Beth Eaker. 2nd Row: Amy Ridley, Steven Teague, Yvette Smith, Betsy Thomas, Brenda Holcombe, Rhonda Shook, Mary Isenhour, Randy Setzer, Ron Canipe, Mark Gill. 3rd Row: Jon Shook, Gary Eaker, Scott Phelps, Chris Sisk, Stephen Shook, Todd Donaldson, Clay Powell, Peter Teague, Derrick Shook, Joshua Jones, Alex Holton, Mark Cody. 4th Row: Christy Lee, Shannon Wilson, Alex Donaldson, Cam Turner. Director: Mr. Fred Bloodworth. OFFICERS Steven Teague — Band Captain Mark Cody — Ist Lieutenant Todd Donaldson — 2nd Lieutenant Kathy Teague — Ist Sergeant Amy Ridley — 2nd Sergeant 30

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Mr. Gary Hoffman Rev. Eddie Sapoch We enjoyed a special chapel service just before Christmas. Mrs. Ridley, Miss Touchton, and Mrs. Kennedy provided special music; and Rey. Berry delivered a unique message. Amy Ridley and Clay Powell alternated as chapel pianists. Mr. Dan Kistler Mr. Eddie Riley Rey. Alan Berry Rey. Burt Dixon Rev. Bob Williams Rey. Chip Register 29

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“BAND NEWS” STAFF Mark Cody — Editor Todd Donaldson — Assistant Editor Scott Phelps — Humorist Mark Gill — Cartoonist “Beffie” Eaker — Weekly Columnist Rhonda Shook — Printing Manager Ron “Ronbo” Canipe — Staff Infection This year was a memorable one for our High School Band. There were the usual annual performances: American Heritage Day, the Christmas Program (ending with the spine-tingling “Christmas Festival” by Leroy Anderson), the Spring Arts and Science Festival, and High School Graduation. In addition, the band gave its second annual Spring Concert, featuring a wide variety of selections. Never-to-be-forgotten was the unbelievable “Concerto Gross,” starring our principal, Mr. Berkley, and two “extin- guished” senior soloists. This year’s biggest event, however, was our first annual Band Tour with performances in four states in five days. But there was time for relaxation — a day at Six Flags over Georgia. The trip was a great opportunity for ministry, fellowship, and for meeting new peo- ple. 1986-87 also marked the development of the “Band News” into a full-blown literary travesty — delighting, infuriating, tickling, inspiring, and educating readers from Greenville, S.C., to Hammond, Indiana, and from the Bus Garage to the Band Annex. Mr. Bloodworth feels that this was easily the best band T. C. S. has ever had and wishes to commend each member for his hard work! Farewell to our four seniors: Randy Setzer (5 years), Scott Phelps (6 years), Steven Teague (6 years), and Gary Eaker (8 years!). The band will surely miss them. Mr. Bloodworth x Gogon eves sn) « 2 eeor”? —