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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1988 volume:

TN og es i c 0 a o a 0 a -E x =| Oo Oo z i - 4 AANA 3 1833 07536 2795 UIT The Class of 1988 Presents YUU OAV I oy ie Tabernacle Baptist Christian School 1225 29th Avenue Drive, N.E. Hickory, North Carolina UHUTHICI (als 0) | earner Mammen ane 8S 8 3 if) (511 3 Sanne rer ream eRIes eaC Marc 6, 48 hy (1 | Perennare er irean i 0 Gren rene ir Se 64 : Junior-Senior High Elementary Preschool GAL 0 PS 1e a are erae a rari Ena VM rer ee Re 49 aU S15 13 | che rien oer ONO es rene segs he ee 65 Poly 4] 1) 27 Role ue ete ees ren Ree ces Sw “That their hearts might be comforted, being knit together in love... ” Colossians 2:2 © This year’s theme, “Unity,” is most appropriate because it is such a prominent charac- teristic of this year’s Senior Class. Unity can separate a winning team from a losing one, and a successful class from a divided one. Unity can change many conflicting attitudes into one positive attitude. It can produce a oneness of spirit that is so important to a Christian school. Through much experience our class has found this to be true, and we hope we have encouraged future classes by our example. DEDICATION The Senior Class would like to dedicate this year’s edition of the TRUMPET to a man who has long meant a Jot to our class. Having been our teacher since ninth grade and our homeroom teacher for two years, we have grown very close to him. Not only a great teacher and a good friend, he is an example of what a spiritual leader should be. Little did he realize when he was a student at Tabernacle, the co-editor of its first yearbook, and a member of its first graduating class that he would one day return as a teacher and have the twelfth edition of the TRUMPET dedicated to him. Any time youare ready for a game of basketball or tennis, he’s always good for one. We are enlightened nearly ev- ery day by his sports updates. And if it’s food you want, he’s never without his “Cupcake.” Our 1988 yearbook is gratefully dedicated to Mr. Dan Kistler. ADMINISTRATION Rev. G. Randall Shook Mr. Blair Berkley Pastor Principal Mr. Danny Turner Office Manager Mrs. Blair Berkley Receptionist — Secretary | | DEACON BOARD | Chairman: Mr. Dean Powell f Mr. Eddie Sapoch | Mr. Bobby Ridge | Mr. George Morris FACULTY Mr. Blair Berkley Mr. Fred Bloodworth Mr. James Cordell Mr. Gary Hoffman Family Living, Band, Chorus Bible, Math, Woodshop Private Lessons English Mrs. Charles Kistler Mr. Dan Kistler Miss Alice Leatherman Mrs. Frank Ridley English, Yearbook Bible, History, Math, German, Accounting, Math, Boys Phys. Ed. Chemistry, Yearbook Computers, Typing Mr. Eddie Riley Mrs. Eddie Riley Mrs. John Self Mr. Danny Turner Bible, History Typing, Math, Science, Ensemble Girls Phys. Ed. Home Economics You have known me in good and bad times You have seen me when I was happy and when I was sad You have listened to me when what I said was intelligent and when I talked nonsense You have been with me when we had fun and when we were miserable COLORS: Black, Grey, and Yellow You have watched me laugh and cry You have understood me when I knew what I was doing and when I made mistakes Thank you for believing in me for supporting me and for always being ready to share thoughts together You are a perfect friend — Susan Polis Schutz CLASS VERSE: “So we, being many, are one body in Christ, and every one members one of another.” Romans 12:5 FLOWER: White Rose CLASS OFFICERS Brad Hearn — Chaplain Scott Jackson — President Jon Shook — Vice-President Lori Conley — Secretary Rhonda Shook — Treasurer LORI LEA CONLEY “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” Proverbs 3:5 BROOKE RENE CANIPE “I can do all things through Christ which strength- eneth me.” Philippians 4:13 DAWN ANNETTE COOK “And I will very gladly spend and be spent for you; though the more abundantly I love you, the less I be loved.” II Corinthians 12:15 Beap HOW CUTE! Right? Well, maybe we did look a little different back then, but not much has changed. As young children we looked forward to the future — starting school, moving up to high school, and finally waiting for graduation. Now that it is here, most of us have mixed emotions. It is very frightening to be leaving a place that has been a “home” for most of us for so long. Since change is a part of growing up, we look forward to our even broader futures — whether they hold college, jobs, or even marriage. KIMBERLY ANN DOHERR “Teach me to do thy will; for thou art my God: thy Spirit is good; lead me into the land of upright- ness.” Psalm 143:10 DERRICK SCOTT HOLLAND “But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me... unto the uttermost part of the earth.” Acts 1:8 BRADLEY THORPE HEARN “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” Isaiah 40:31 SCOTT RICHARD JACKSON “Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not.” Jeremiah 33:3 = .3.- 3 lle el fe TT KATHY JO SEAGLE “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth.” Psalm 121:1-2 RHONDA LYNN SHOOK “I can do all things through Christ which strength- eneth me.” Philippians 4:13 JONATHAN WADE SHOOK “He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the AI- mighty.” Psalm 91:1 JULIE KRISTEN SMITH “For he satisfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness.” Psalm 107:9 We are grateful for our parents and teachers who have put up with and helped us get through our “cute” stages. Present interests don’t always indicate future roles. We look forward to seeing what these preachers, shoppers, bikers, and car lovers will be in a few more years. 14 CAROL DAWN THOMAS “I wait for the Lord, my soul doth wait, and in his word do I hope.” Psalm 130:5 TAMMI SHELENE WALKER “That the trial of your faith, being much more pre- cious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ.” c I Peter 1:7 16 TIMOTHY WAYNE UNDERWOOD “In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths.” Proverbs 3:6 fr0omne tyr atta = olunks JOSANNE LYNETTE ZALEWSKI “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” James 1:5 IN MEMORY OF Brother Ed Roupe No man’s life is an island unto himself. Rather, all about him are the lives of others who are influenced by his presence. Our hands are joined, our heads are bowed and our hearts are overflowing for the lasting influence that God’s servant, Brother Ed Roupe, has had upon us all. I miss him as a friend as well as a fellow-laborer in the ministry, but I know that he has arrived safely home. The greatest day in the life of a Christian is when his faith becomes sight and his hope becomes fruition. Brother Ed’s final farewell ushered him into the presence of the Lord. When all my labors and trials are o’er And I am safe on that beautiful shore, Just to be near the dear Lord I adore Will through the ages be glory for me. — Pastor Randy Shook HE MAKETH NO MISTAKE My Father’s way may twist and turn, My heart may throb and ache, But in my soul I’m glad I know, He maketh no mistake. My cherished plans may go astray, My hopes may fade away, But still I’ll trust the Lord to lead, For He doth know the way. Tho night be dark and it may seem That day will never break, I’ll pin my faith, my all in Him. He maketh no mistake. There’s so much now I cannot see, My eyesight’s far too dim, But come what may, I'll simply trust And l!eave it all to Him. For by and by the mist will lift, And plain it all He’ll make; Through all the way, tho dark to me, He made not one mistake. — Author unknown - MR. JAMES EDWARD ROUPE Mr. Roupe went to be with the Lord during surgery on October 27, 1987, following an automobile accident ten days earlier on his sixty-second birthday. Always doing for others rather than himself, he was on his way to Charlotte’s Douglas Airport to catch a plane for Florida where he was to check on the purchase of some vans for our school. He became a part of our school staff as full-time mechanic in July of 1980, having given many hours on a part-time basis for several years prior to this. He came to the rescue of many a student, teacher, pastor, missionary, and evangelist. Loved and respected by everyone whose path he crossed, he will be greatly missed. ihe JUNO aan CLASS OFFICERS Mark Cody Chaplain Clay Powell President Mark Turner Vice-President Angie Skerjanec Secretary Sophia Wilson Treasurer Kim Amundson Sonya Berry Dawn Brawley Jodi Buff Donna Clark Mark Cody Amy Dellinger Jason Duroy Mark Gill Dana Jackson 18 Thomas Jones ‘Jeromie Moser | Clay Powell Angela Self Angie Skerjanec Shannon Snipes Keith Tomblin Mark Turner Shannon Wilson Sophia Wilson Juniors begin the day by “studying?” literature. SOPHOMORE CLASS TL 1 REALE 2m ee CLASS OFFICERS: Eric Smith, Chaplain; Torrey Dixon, President; Tim Tripp, Vice-President; April Johnson, Secretary; Kim Moser, Treasurer. Kim Dillard Torrey Dixon Candy Eggers Julie Frederick Carman Gill Brenda Holcombe 20 April Johnson William Reinhardt Noelle Smith Kim Killian Amy Ridley Kathy Teague Christy Larson Cathy Self Betsy Thomas Kim Moser Donna Mull Chris Sisk Eric Smith Tim Tripp DeAnne Turner The: Sophomores are serious about their Bible lesson. CLASS OFFICERS: Champ Thornton, Chaplain; Shawn Knight, President; Shawn Evans, Vice-President; Joy Powell, Secretary; Cheryl Eckard, Treasurer. Amanda Benfield Jennifer Bumgarner Ron Canipe Jennifer Connolly Karston Danner Adam Deal Link Dellinger Cheryl Eckard Angela Eggers Shawn Evans 22 at Brian Flowers Stephanie Little Julie Rowe Rebecca Frady Larry McQuinn Derrick Shook Natasha Hearn Joy Powell Bradley Stewart Todd Hicks Shawn Knight Rebecca Reid Michael Reinhardt Champ Thornton Randy Willis Freshmen learn that careful note-taking is important. EIGHTH GRADE Eighth grade students present “The Lollard and the Legacy.” Krista Snipes demonstrates the use of the factor tree. Lillian Buchanan Diana Burleson Heather Caldwell Ronnie Colvard Beth Eaker DeeDee Gill Alex Holton Mary Isenhour Kim Keller Michelle Long Jennifer Perkoski Toni Ridge Sharon Self Stephen Shook Scott Skerjanec Krista Snipes Valerie Turner Shane Woody Scott Skerjanec gives a challenge from God’s Word. SEVENTH GRADE Cam Turner begins bisecting an angle. Robert Berry Gladys Beeker Jason Burris Johanna Connolly Curtis Deal Joshua Jones Brian Knight Christy Lee st S. . - � eee eee we tdi eee oo ie toda aoe Ly he Beth Lipe Yvette Smith ape em pabebneneess Brian Powell Alice Pruette Peter Teague Matthew Reinhardt Chrissie Thornton Brian Smith Jessica Tripp Cam Turner TRE WORLD THAT ME Gave � “Thank you, Brian. Who else has something to share with the class?” - TH E WI LDS is a Christian camp and conference center in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. For a number of years, the junior-senior high school students and their teachers have made their annual trek to the Wilds at the beginning of each school year. It is a time of fun and activity, as you can see below. But the real purpose of the week, which cannot be so easily pictured, is clearly seen in the souls saved and the lives changed through the preaching of God’s Word. Jon shows us how it’s done. 28 CHAPEL TIME Rev. Randy Shook Mr. Blair Berkley Chapel Pianists: Amy Ridley, Jason Duroy, Clay Powell It is not only our privilege to have Pastor Shook and Mr. Berkley speak for us in chapel but also | to be challenged from God’s Word each week by one of our male faculty members. From time to time | local pastors and missionaries either on furlough or deputation bring us special messages. Mr. Gary Hoffman Mr. Dan Kistler Mr. Eddie Riley 30 I tne sates tase eae Atay sind erecta Ce ey eee en ee ee ee ee hte eee It is my privilege to preach the Word of God to our high schoolers during two of our three weekly chapel services. God honors the faithful preaching of His Word and has promised to stir hearts to faith and salvation and spiritual growth through Christ-honoring preaching. “So shall my Word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall ... prosper in the thing whereto I sent it.” (Isaiah 55:11) God never acts in vain, but always with purpose and plan. The Word of God originates in the heart of God and makes its way into our lives as we read or hear it. There is no greater privilege than that of learning God’s Word. There is no greater calling than that of preaching His Word. There is no greater blessing than that of listening to God’s messenger. There is no greater opportunity than that of being a “doer of the Word.” The Bible will absolutely meet any and every need that a Christian has. It will give wisdom, power, love, strength, comfort, hope, vision, zeal, and a burden for lost souls. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to you high schoolers and your fine parents for the joy that is mine to stand with God’s Word in hand and have a small part in what God is doing in our lives and homes as together we walk in the light of His Word. Pastor Shook Rev. Alan Berry . Eddie Sapoch SYMPHONIC BAND 1st Row: Director: Mr. Fred Bloodworth, Yvette Smith, Mary Lee Isenhour, Betsy Thomas, Amy Ridley, Jason Duroy, DeAnne: Turner, Noelle Smith, Beth Eaker. 2nd Row: Rhonda Shook, Brenda Holcombe, Jon Shook, Tim Shook, Stephen Shook, Champ Thornton, Kathy Teague, Natasha Hearn, Alice Pruette. 3rd Row: Brian Brookshire, Simon Sakatos, Ron Canipe, Mark Gill, Shane Woody, Clay Powell, Derrick Shook, Joshua Jones, Alex Holton, Peter Teague, Mark Cody. 4th Row: Christy Lee, Bradley Stewart, Thomas Jones, Joy Powell, Dawn Brawley. (Not pictured: Shannon Wilson) OFFICERS QUINTET | Derrick Shook, Stephen Shook, Clay Powell, Mark Brenda Holcombe, Assistant Library Officer; Noelle: Cody, Jon Shook. Smith, Chief Secretarial Officer; Rhonda Shook, Chie}| Library Officer; Mark Gill, Assistant Equipment Offi- cer; Clay Powell, Chief Equipment Officer; Jon Shook, 32 Lieutenant, Mark Cody, Captain. | OO ee eta, | ped a are ee 2 a BAND NEWS © CONCERT BAND OP aaa Tt } | | Mark Cody, Editor; Mark Gill, Cartoonist; Thomas _ Crissie Thornton, Scott Skerjanec, Jennifer Cody, Al- c| Jones, Circulation Manager and Financial Reporter; ison Dellinger, Angela Shook, Jonathan Cook, Kevin 4 Jon Shook, Assistant Editor; Noelle Smith, Secretary; Holcombe, Ben Ridley, Andrew Mayberry. : Rhonda Shook, Printing Manager. “Sing unto Him a new song; play skilfully with a loud noise.” Psalm 33:3 “I wish to see all arts, principally music, in the service of Him who gave and created them. Music }is a fair and glorious gift of God. I would not for the world forego my humble share of music... I am strongly persuaded that after theology there is no art that can be placed on a level with music; | for besides theology, music is the only art capable of affording peace and joy of the heart ... the devil | flees before the sound of music almost as much as before the Word of God.” — Martin Luther It is a great privilege for the members of the Symphonic Band to have a part in the ministry of music. | It’s fun, to be sure; but, beyond that, it is an activity that should truly count for eternity in a very real ) way. Through their many performances this year, including their third annual Spring Band Concert and their second annual tour (in Tennessee), band members had a chance to proclaim the Good News | to sinners, draw believers closer to the One Who died for them, and excite those believers to a greater j}and more zealous ministry. Our band performs for American Heritage Day. CONCERT CHORALE 1st Row: Director: Mr. James Cordell, Amy Dellinger, Candy Eggers, Kim Killian, Beth Lipe, Angela Self, Yvette Smith, Cam) Turner, Alex Holton, Stephen Shook, Brian Powell, Brian Smith, Jason Burris, Shane Woody, Brian Flowers, Scott Jackson, | Pianist: Jason Duroy. 2nd Row: Alice Pruette, Kim Dillard, Rebecca Reid, Kim Moser, Julie Frederick, Jessica Tripp, Christy Lee, Sonya Berry, Hannah Connolly, Betsy Thomas, Peter Teague, Thomas Jones. 3rd Row: Sophia Wilson, Angie Skerjanec, Brenda Holcombe, Cathy Self, Donna Clark, Beth Eaker, Noelle Smith, Toni Ridge, Joy Powell, Jodi Buff, Dana Jackson, Mark. Cody, Jon Shook. 4th Row: DeAnne Turner, Tammi Walker, Mary Lee Isenhour, April Johnson, Kim Doherr, Dawn Cook, Dawn: Brawley, Kim Amundson, Natasha Hearn, Kathy Teague, Amy Ridley, Rhonda Shook, Ronnie Colvard, Chris Sisk, Clay Powell. OFFICERS QUARTET VFR i Jon Shook, President; Clay Powell, Vice-President; Jon Shook, Clay Powell, Kathy Teague, DeAnne Turner. Kathy Teague, Secretary. TRIO ENSEMBLE _.) Y Ni te e i) 0 sty 26 ni} Amy Ridley, Kathy Teague, DeAnne wt} Turner. el Director: Mr. Danny Turner, Angela Self, Julie Frederick, Rhonda Shook, DeAnne Turner, Noelle Smith, Amy Ridley, Dana Jackson, Kathy Teague, Tammi Walker, Brenda Holcombe. I had toyed around at the beginning of the year with a new name for the high school chorus. Several names came into mind, but none portrayed the image I wanted to get across. In fact, in one moment J of desperation, I even considered “The New and Improved High School Chorus”; but that sounded too much like a high-pressure sales pitch for laundry detergent. | Finally the name “Concert Chorale” was suggested — not an original name by any means, but one ‘that did the job. If you combine the meanings of the words “concert” and “chorale,” you have a definition for “concert chorale”: an organized group of singers performing in concord one with | another. In II Chronicles 5, Solomon is having the Ark of the Covenant placed in the newly-built Temple. | To mark this special occasion, the Levite singers and 120 trumpeters performed. There were possibly as many as 1,000 Levite singers. An amazing thing is recorded about this group of musicians. Verse 13 says that this multitude was as “one” and made “one sound to be heard in praising and thanking the Lord.” I believe this makes reference to the fact that they were assembled for one purpose — to honor and glorify the Lord for His goodness. As a result of their singing and playing, the Temple was | filled with the glory of the Lord. This is my desire for the Concert Chorale. I pray that through our singing we will be able to fill the Temple — the individual hearts of Christians — with the glory of the Lord. Mr. Cordell | 35 HONOR GRADUATES VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Dawn Cook Josanne Zalewski MISSIONARY LETTER CLUB Julie Frederick, Sonya Berry, Sophia Wilson, Tammi Walker, Car- Sophia Wilson, President; Cathy Self, Vice- man Gill, Cathy Self, Christy Larson, Angela Self, Sponsor: Mrs. President; Angela Self, Secretary Frank Ridley. The main function of the Missionary Letter Club is to send a monthly newsletter to all the mission- aries supported by Tabernacle Baptist Church. However, this year the club provided a Mission's Hospitality Room stocked with all kinds of goodies for visiting missionaries during the Mission . Conference held in February. VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL — Eric Smith, Mark Gill, Brad He Praise the Lord for what great things He hath done! Well, fellows, the Lord has allowed us once again to bring home the GOLD. REBOUND and DEFENSE are truly the name of the game. Your “stick-to-it-tive-ness” and hard work really paid off. To move from third place in the conference to champions in the tourna- ment was a special treat. Thanks, you guys! It has been my sincere privilege to work with you again. Since I can’t seem to keep you fellows from graduat- ing, I wish the very best to Brad, Scott, and Jon as you continue to seek God’s will for your lives. Coach Ridley. arn, Torrey Dixon, Clay Powell, Jeromie Moser, Keith Tomblin, C 0 Vd yy 1 “ 0 is ) = 7s ¥ ‘3 se Captains: Brad Hearn, Jon Shook, Scott Jackson Tim Tripp, Jon Shook, Scott Jackson. Statisticians: Sonya Berry, Rhonda Shook. Coaches: Mr. Frank Ridley, Mr. Eddie Riley, Mr. Richard Teague. pe ae 2 PR re wo Brad goes to the base line! Fi “Sink it, Jon! Sink it!” Coach Ridley’s piece of victory. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Beth Lipe, Valerie Turner, Noelle Smith, Rhonda Shook, Brenda Holcombe, Cheryl Eckard, Dawn Brawley, Dawn Cook, Angela — Eggers, Kathy Teague, Angie Skerjanec, April Johnson, Statistician: Sonya Berry. Coaches: Mr. Dan Kistler, Mr. Gerald Page, — Mr. Charlie Johnson. The 1987-88 season was a “dream come true” for the Lady Conquerors. After five years together (for most of © you), many hard practices, and multitudes of SUI- CIDES, our GOAL was accomplished. And what an accomplishment it was, beating two of the top teams in the state back to back to win the conference tourna- ment! Ladies, I cannot begin to describe the thrill it was for me to watch your tremendous performances this year. Your dependence on the Lord — without Whose help our championship would not have been possible — and your hard work, UNITY, and dedication were re- warded. It is very difficult to say “good-bye” to two fine se- niors. But, Dawn and Rhonda, God bless you. We love you and will greatly miss you both. As for those returning, continue your hard work. Your UNITY and dedication will make you champions in the future both on the court and off. Ladies, it has been a great honor for Coach Page, Coach Johnson, and me to work with you. Thank you for the championship season you gave us. It was your first, but definitely not your last. We love you all. Coach Kistler Captains: April Johnson, Dawn Cook, Kathy Teague 40 “Oh! What a feeling!!” JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS Matthew Reinhardt, Alex Holton, Larry McQuinn, Link Dellinger, Todd Hicks, Shawn Knight, Peter Teague, Karston Danner, Derrick Shook, Michael Reinhardt, Scott Skerjanec, Stephen Shook. Statisticians: Sonya Berry, Rhonda Shook. Coaches: Mr. Dan Kistler, Mr. Gerald Page. The J.V. boys had an excellent year in 1987-88, finishing the regular season at 10-2. Fellows, your hard work, hustle, and enthusiasm made you successful on the court. Coach Page and I are proud to be a part of such a fine team. We are especially proud of your Tournament Championship. We will miss greatly our seven freshmen who will be moving up to varsity next year, but we will enjoy watching as you continue to represent our school. As for our returnees, we are looking forward to great things ahead. Continue to work hard to achieve success. Coach Page and I thank you all for the enjoyable times we have had together. God bless you, and may you always live a life that is pleasing in His sight. Coach Kistler “There’s Derrick getting a nosebleed!” Five “super” subs! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kim Moser, Dee Dee Gill, Jennifer Bumgarner, Natasha Hearn, Michelle Long, Tammi Walker, Co-Captain: Sophia Wilson, Amy Ridley, Captain: Dana Jackson. Sponsor: Mrs. Eddie Riley. It hardly seems possible that another year has passed us by. I greatly appreciate those of you who have given your best and who have been dedicated and taken your responsibility seriously. We have not only had a good season, but we have also learned much about cheerleading. We say farewell to our one senior, Tammi. Always seek the Lord’s will in your life. To the rest of you, thanks for the good season; you all mean so much to me. Mrs. Riley : . 6 7 “We are de-ter-mined to win!” ‘We love our Conquerors! 43 SOCCER OT i “S: {i [2[3 4)5| 6 778) 0000010 ue ‘ . ay BRT aa ral te Sia Bk BR Sea an im ain ale Pa vs SS aged PETE Ne: 1st Row: Scott Jackson, Peter Teague, Shawn Knight, Alex Holton, Larry McQuinn, Todd Hicks, Stephen Shook, Shawn Evans, Karston Danner, Mark Gill. 2nd Row: Champ Thornton, Jon Shook, Eric Smith, Brad Hearn, Thomas Jones, Ronnie Colvard. 3rd Row: Keith Tomblin, Jason Duroy, Clay Powell. Coach: Mr. Eddie Riley. Manager: Mark Cody. Longfellow once said, “The race may not always go to the stronger or faster man, but will always go to the man who thinks he can.” This year’s team exemplifies that statement. We weren’t always the stronger or the faster team, but we showed the determination and the faith to succeed. With a 10-1-1 record, conference runner-up, and tour- nament championship, you proved that dedication and stamina always win out in the end. The most important achievement of this year’s team was the earning of the sportsmanship trophy. This trophy shows more than skill, more than a record, more than final scores; it shows a Christ-like testimony recognized by those whom you played. To my seniors — Brad, Jon, and Scott — the teams I have coached have been the richer because of you. We will greatly miss your leadership and love for what’s best. I love you and pray God’s best for your futures in His service. Coach Riley ¢ ain ta Captains: Jon Shook, Brad Hearn, Scott Jackson 44 a te wie at eek Sat Bea Ae ny Ae a a? “I got it! You get it! He got it!” “C’mon, I dare ya’!” VOLLEYBALL | ee 1st Row: Noelle Smith, Michelle Long, Angie Skerjanec, Julie Frederick, Kim Killian. 2nd Row: Natasha Hearn, Kathy Teague, Dawn Cook, Dawn Brawley, Christy Larson, Statistician: Tammi Walker. Manager: Dana Jackson. Coach: Mrs. Eddie Riley. “Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might ... ” Ecclesiastes 9:10. This verse describes what it took to accomplish this year’s great season — to play each game with all our might and to the glory of God, not ourselves. You girls have accomplished this year what you have never done before. Your dedication has been rewarded. Your unity, your teamwork, and the grace of God gave you a 5-6 season. To my one senior, Dawn, you will be greatly missed; thank you for your years of hard work and leadership on the team. Seek the Lord’s direction always in your life. As for you other girls who have stuck it out through all the losses, I appreciate you and look forward to a great season next year. Just think of the possibilities! Mrs. Riley Captains: Dawn Brawley, Dawn Cook en ee ee Eee eta oe ieee ee oe - ee “On to the semi-finals!” “Bible Baptist, watch out!” FACULTY Mr. James Cordell Mr. Jeff Setzer Miss Bonnie Young Mr. Gerald Page Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade ; r | Mrs. Barbara Lee Miss Joyce Leatherman Mrs. Ray Conner Mrs. Richard Teague Second Grade First Grade 5-year Kindergarten 4-year Kindergarten Mr. Fred Bloodworth Mrs. Lloyd Jones Mr. Dan Kistler Mrs. Eddie Riley Chorus Librarian Boys Phys. Ed. Girls Phys. Ed. 48 Sa Mie ARENT SSA US inca UES UE ICRI TL. Tear sh SIXTH GRADE — Mr. Cordell “Brian, spell lex-i-co-graph-i-cal.” Brent Berkley Brian Brookshire Michael Bumgarner Jennifer Cody Jonathan Cook Alison Dellinger John Paul Eggers Dana Elliott Matthew Goss Crystal Hoilman Kevin Holcombe Tricia Hollar Gentlemen practice chivalry. Eric Howell Kim Kanupp Amy Martines Andrew Mayberry David McDowell Timmothy McQuinn Kelly Perkoski Jeremy Phillips Amy Plant Benjamin Ridley Simon Sakatos Angela Shook Tim Shook Deborah Wilson Sheryl Wilson FIFTH GRADE — Mr. Setzer a g — . - 2 Ss. 2 3%}, “so : bait) Cad OCD sk = Mr. Setzer is an active participant in class calisthenics. Laurie Bollinger Rebekah Caldwell Trisha Cale Matthew Colvard Jennifer Dale Blane Dalton Leslie Deal Derek Doherr Brent Hicks Julie Hollar Ryan Holton Leah Jones Reading is serious business for these students. Jacob Mull Greg Page Byron Phipps Tony Potts Christopher Ridge Nikki Thomas Kimberly Williams Crystal Wilson Heather Woody Heidi Woody FOURTH GRADE — Miss Young — Jessica Berkley Dawn Blanton Brenda Burcham Aireale Carter Shasta Dixon Justin Doherr T.J. Eckard Sommer Evans Meredith Harris Rachel Kennedy John Paul Knight Adalia Moyer Shannon O’Hare Debra Plant Norman Reinhardt a Hi ; “We like to have fun, but you see we also work hard.” Robert Reitzel Rebecca Sapoch April Thornton Tiffany Wike Harry, Herbert and Henrietta Crab entertain the class with a fifty-inch dash. THIRD GRADE — Mr. Page Barry Brookshire Sarah Burris Justin Bynum Casey Conner Christie Crouse Gabriel Goss Heather Green Michael Ledford Jill Martines Jason Mauney 56 rr Angela McConnell Mandy Phillips Patsy Reitzel Elizabeth Shook Leslie Smith Elizabeth, Angie and Michael put the finishing touches on the class tree. These students are concentrating hard on an English test. - SECOND GRADE — Mrs. Lee Mrs. Lee leads in the singing of a hymn from the Bible workbook. Aaron Berkley Catherine Berry Hannah Bible Hannah Colvard Henry Dalton Dusty Ellis Adam Flowers Timothy Hager Daniel Kennedy Megan Lee Sharon McRary Jeffrey Moore 1 4manda Napier Andy Reynolds Carl Rubel Jennie Thornton § April Williams Jason Wynn — + —sa Musical chairs is an olympic event to these students racing to get a seat. ae Spelling competition helps improve a skill that’s necessary to future success. 59 FIRST GRADE — Miss Leatherman| “Waiting, waiting ... When do we eat?” Adrian, Jamie and Shantel enjoy the library. Bradley Alexander David Brookshire Junior Buchanan Matthew Buckles Shawn Cale Lisa Carter Jennifer Clontz Chad Crouse Adrian Dellinger Allison Doherr Ricky Dowless Shantel Evans Shea Flowers Derek Hullette Ryan Kennedy Jonathan Leonard Lindsey Lowman Doug Monroe Micah Page Patrick Phipps Kevin Plant Jamie Rudisill Bethany Sapoch Eric Williams “Duck, duck, goose! is one of our many pastimes.” These kindergarten students are enjoying our new flannelgraph set. Nichol Armstrong Joshua Blanton Alexandrea Bynum Jason Crouse Daniel Hager — T.J. Jones Susanna Kennedy Lindsey Mauney Wendy McConnell Andrea Medlin’ Sarah Reese Sara Sapoch Dustin Sloop Michael Terry Jonathan Wike Gary Holton Katie Moore K-4 — Mrs. Teague Cilver Armstrong Samuel Caldwell Andrew Cale Ryan Edwards Debbie Gill Jonathan Ledford Paige Napier Devin Page Benjamin Sakatos Mercedes Simons 63 Mrs. Raymond Clark Mrs. Clyde Flowers Mrs. Dan Dalton Mrs. Gerald Page Cafeteria, Bus Driver Cafeteria Supervisor Bus Driver Church Custodian Mrs. Bobby Ridge Mr. John Self Rev. Roger Tripp Mr. Emmett Wilburn Bus Driver Mechanic Bus Driver Maintenance Mrs. Emmett Wilburn Mrs. Stanley Williams Mr. Jesse Winstead Mrs. Jesse Winstead Cafeteria Bus Driver School Custodian School Custodian 64 BEGINNING BAND CADET BAND Heidi Woody, Leah Jones, Jennifer Dale, Trisha Cale, Tony Potts, Laurie Bollinger, Rebekah Caldwell, Greg | Heather Woody, Brent Hicks. Page, Derek Doherr, Ryan Holton, Kim Williams. ELEMENTARY CHORUS 1 1st Row: Jessica Berkley, Dawn Blanton, Jennifer Dale, Rachel Kennedy, Adalia Moyer, Heather Woody, Debbie Wilson, Shasta ] Dixon, Amy Plant, Andy Mayberry, Kevin Holcombe, Dana Elliott, Ryan Holton, Tim McQuinn, Norman Reinhardt, Brent | Berkley, Greg Page. 2nd Row: Aireale Carter, Rebekah Caldwell, Rebecca Sapoch, Heidi Woody, Trisha Cale, Nikki Thomas, April Thornton, Angela Shook, David McDowell, Leslie Deal, Derek Doherr, T.J. Eckard, Tony Potts, Robert Reitzel. 3rd Row: Kelly Perkeski, Amy Martines, Jennifer Cody, Alison Dellinger, Kimberly Williams, Sheryl Wilson, Leah Jones, Tim Shook, Eric Howell, Simon Sakatos, Jon Cook, Brian Brookshire, Justin Doherr. Pianist: Clay Powell. Director: Mr. Fred Bloodworth. | Lowering the flag. omy ey i an? 4: “Guess where we've been!” Each month, one of our preschool or elementary classes invites parents to join them for lunch. Everyone enjoys the food and the fellowship. The sixth grade boys share the responsibility of raising and lowering the flag each day. Field trips are for learning, but they can be fun, too. Our preschool classes enjoyed a tour of a local hospital this year. They, along with the first grade, also enjoyed visiting our shut-ins. Elementary classes visit the local Science Center and travel to Charlotte’s Discovery Place; they also visit Biltmore House, the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro, the Schiele Museum in Gastonia, and other places of interest. Matthew Colvard and Greg Page served on Safety Patrol this year, helping to direct traffic and keep students safe on the school grounds. 67 . r { ELEMENTARY BASKETBALL Ce CLASN( oe eT HOOSIERS: Elizabeth Shook, Casey Conner, Sarah Bur-_ FLAMES: Henry Dalton, Mandy Phillips, Patsy Reitzel, | ris, Dusty Ellis, Barry Brookshire, Justin Bynum, Justin April Williams, Jeff Moore, Jason Mauney, Robert Re- Doherr, Meredith Harris, Daniel Kennedy. (Not pic- itzel, T.J. Eckard, Rachel Kennedy, Jason Wynn. tured: Hannah Colvard, Goerge Morris.) Ed a Ewe Eo e ; Ass! ‘ ASS, . _ om, Cae Cat bale Cla | olla ie CLASSIC 3 , RED EXPRESS: Derek Doherr, Christine Morris, Jen- _ENFORCERS: Jonathan Cook, Brian Brookshire, Kim | nifer Cody, Simon Sakatos, Angela Shook, Brian Pow- Williams, Andrew Mayberry, Yvette Smith, Brian) ell, Tim Shook, Dana Elliott. Smith, Brian Knight, Michael Bumgarner. Weir Ses bale” CLASSI apeaes Deer isdapae CLASSI Cll ep YF Cy... 4 CLASSIC 4 B ae e : ae ment - i a i ; i ; ; ee BS a ae | i | GREEN HORNETS: David McDowell, Robert Berry, SUNS: Tim McQuinn, Brent Hicks, Jason Burris, Ben | Ryan Holton, Greg Page, Jeremy Phillips, Beth Lipe, Ridley, Eric Howell, Leah Jones, Joshua Jones. John Paul Eggers. (Not pictured: Blane Dalton.) RELIES fil teres, parts ey P 2 ae “ae g | Coaches: Mrs. Van Nance, Mr. Gerald Page, Brad Hearn, Scott Jackson. (Not pictured: Mr. Van Nance.) Assistants: Todd Hicks, Karston Danner. Referees: Mr. Frank Ridley, Mr. Richard Teague. (Not pictured: Peter Teague, Timekeeper.) _ For some of us Saturday morning provides our one opportunity for the week to catch an extra forty winks. This is not the case for the folks involved in the elementary basketball program. When Saturday, 9:00 A.M. arrives, you'll find students, parents, coaches, and officials busily involved in learning, supporting, encouraging, and teaching basketball skills and good sportsmanship. The progress that can be seen is often remarkable. One day a child who could hardly dribble the ball in the beginning drives down the court and scores a lay-up. That’s a rewarding experience. Thanks to all those who participate in the program helping to train tomorrow’s leaders. 69 Elementary students especially look forward to American Heritage Day, which is held éach year on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. The costumes cover a wide range of characters — Indians, Pilgrims, Southern Belles, and even an occasional pumpkin or turkey! The games are a Jot of fun, too, and a good chance for students to practice sportsmanship and team effort. Our preschool and elementary classes are divided into two groups for chapel. The younger group meets each Wednesday; and upper elementary, each Thursday. They enjoy a variety of speakers and topics throughout the year. Pastor and Mrs. Shook, Mr. Berkley, and Mrs. Pat Kennedy are regulars — with missionaries like Mrs. Alan Berry participating when they’re available. 70 TRUMPET STAFF Jon Shook, Editor; Dawn Cook, Co-Editor; Josanne Zalewski, Business Manager; Kim Doherr, Advertising Manager; Rhonda Shook and Tammi Walker, Activities; Kathy Jo Seagle and Scott Jackson, Sports; Brooke Canipe, Lori Conley, Julie Smith, Derrick Holland, and Tim Underwood, Classes; Carol Thomas, Typist; Brad Hearn, Photographer. The TRUMPET you enjoy today, containing memories for many years to come, is the result of long hours of hard work by these young people. Our special thanks to Jon Shook, editor, who also did double duty as our school reporter for the HICKORY DAILY RECORD. GRADUATION — 1987 CLASS OF 1991 BEST WISHES FROM THE CLASS OF ’90 “Does the name Chris Sisk ring a bell?” “Headin’ for the Top!” WE MADE IT! 72 SPEAKING to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, SINGING and making melody in your heart to the Lord; GIVING THANKS always for all things unto God and the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ; TO REALLY Know bap AND THE way 0 SALVATION . READ THE BIBLE” SUBMITTING yourselves one to an- other in the fear of God. Ephesians 5:19-21 TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Randy Shook SALVATION may be expressed as absolute dependence in what Jesus has done, and ASSURANCE is absolute dependence in what Jesus has said. The will of God for mankind is salvation, assurance and obedience. Jesus said in John 17:13 that those who know and obey the Bible will live a life of happiness. THE COST OF OBEDIENCE IS NOTHING COMPARED TO THE COST OF DISOBEDIENCE JOAN FABRICS FABRICS CORPORATION P.O. Box 2090 1125 S. Center Street Hickory, N.C. 28603 (704) 322-6496 McLEOD’S FLOWERS 7 Second Avenue N.E. Hickory, North Carolina 28601 Phone 322-4256 9 Teleflora Kenneth Sue McLeod Creators of Fine Furniture Fabric se LT F| Floor Covering, Inc. Hours: Mon.-Thu. 9:00-6:00 208 Union Square Fri. 9:00-8:30 Hickory, NC Pent aS Tee 7 eri 00-5: _398- | Hickory, N.C. 28601 | TYR Sy eT Sat. 9:00-5:30 704-328-5665 _ Specializing in Cleaning zB of ) and Hanging of Draperies gM Oe Pick-Up and Delivery Service One Hour Cleaning on Request BROOME ASSOCIATED INSURANCE Insurance For All Needs Auto — Home — Business WYKE’S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY, INC. In Viewmont 1413 2nd St., N.E. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Fred Wyke, Manager Phone 324-8751 sp ieee ee cH{isses Womens ¢ Giafohiys 2611 North Center St. Hickory, N.C. 28601 763 4th Street S.W. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Telephone: 704-328-5671 SPRINGS ROAD PHARMACY A Pharmacy With Interest Personal Concern For You! Service Quality Are The Products We Sell Try Us! ALL of Our Customers Are SPECIAL to Us. 256-2181 Emergency After Hours Call 464-0408 2400 Springs Rd. Hickory, N.C. (704) 322-3138 RHEDA TEAGUE Paint and Gless Company ance BRIDAL FORMAL ALL OCCASION WEAR 1130 16th STREET, N.E. PO. BOX 1996 HICKORY, N. C. 28601 FEATURING GUNNE SAX 2264 HIGHWAY 64-70, SE Fashions For Every Occasion HICKORY, NC 28602 Vv With'a Flair For First Class (704) 322-6651 DOUG STROUD Vice President TELEPHONE General Manager 704 322-6680 “NEWTON EMBROIDERY SERVICE” A Part of North Newton Outlet 1126 North Main Ave. Newton, N.C. 28658 (704) 464-5530 Robert Reitzel, Sr. 509 First Avenue, South P.O. Box 395 Conover, North Carolina 28613 (704) 464-3031 B. Stuart Terry, President Robert Reitzel, Jr. 6 J Advantage I la In Har Design WC Catawba Village Shopping Center Conover, N.C. 28613 Telephone - 704-465-0086 Mon., Wed. Thurs. - 8:30 - 6:00 . Tues. - Day Off Harold J. Prichard Bea hot eon Sat. - 8:30 - 3:00 Bank of Granite GRANITE FALLS ¢ HICKORY ¢ HUDSON LENOIR ¢ NEWTON ¢ SPRINGS ROAD e WHITNEL Member FDIC QUILTING DECK PADS SWATCHING Hickory GOOD HOUSEKEEPING FABRIC SERVICES OF HICKORY 2115 12th Ave., N.E. Springs Road Hickory, N.C. 28601 704 322-1243 “Your Floor Covering Specialty Shop” P.O. BOX 2102 — HICKORY, N.C. 28603 BARBARA C. KNOX TELEPHONE JAMES “BUD” KNOX 704-328-4680 19 j : 4 { PEELER HARDWARE, INC. “We Strive to Please” Hardware — Sporting Goods — Paints Household Needs — Garden Seeds 1511 Highland Ave., N.W. Hickory, North Carolina Telephone 322-7571 delity | ac rth ld The Seniors of Tabernacle Christian School Three Hickory Offices: Highway 64-70-321 1856 12th Avenue, N.E. 110 North Center Street ‘ LENDER BMW Mercedes Porsche Special Occasions FORMAL WEAR WAL-MART SHOPPING CENTER HICKORY @ 328-6550 | 7 SETS Power For You. Pernt) e’re fast. Convenient. Uncomplicated. And with more personal banking power than you’ve ever had before. First Union National Bank of North Carolina Banking Offices Statewide Member FDIC ©1987 First Union National Bank of North Carolina HENDRICK MOTORS Your authorized Sales Service Dealer Audi Volkswagen I-40 at Exit 125 or, Hickory, N.C. = Phone 704-322-5640 QS == Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of WINDY CITY GRILL “If you like it, we make it!” Barbeque, Drive-In Window, Orders to Go 2304 North Center Street Hickory, North Carolina a22°1131 HEAR A DIVISION OF THE LANE® COMPANY, INC P. O. BOX 2147 - HICKORY, N. C. 28601 PHONE 704 328-1803 COOK’S TV SERVICE 1510 16th Street, N.E. Hickory, N.C. 327-4387 “The People Who Service After The Sale” Best Wishes from Your Complete Family Financial Service Center Touc with ay Colizens. Savings Bank Hickory Mountain View Bethlehem Newton North Newton Claremont Maiden Plus 5 More Offices to Serve YOU! BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS GEASS COMPLIMENTS OF SHUFORD MILLS, INC. i Regency Bedspread Corporation—a good place to work 1224 Keisler Road Conover, North Carolina 28613 | Phone 464-0152 | 78 STEWART JEWELRY CO., INC. Jewelers of Conover Windy City Jewelers, Inc. “Home of Quality Merchandise” DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS CHINA 108 ist St. East PO @DOxX 30 Conover, N.C. 28613 Dial 464-5846 Class Rings Jostens Artcarved Gold Lance lay Whey Oz Sales Service 1134 22nd St., N.E. Hickory, N.C. 28601 (704) 328-5565 OF HICKORY d OSBORNE HEFNER os amenea ee Jeweler - Goldsmith 322 HWY. 64-70 SW (704) 328-3883 MIDLAND PLAZA (704) 322-5735 HICKORY, N.C. 28601 HICKORY SPORTING GOODS CO. Sports Headquarters for Western N.C. Athletics Trophies Engraving CAROLINA SCREENG KING’S DRUGS P.O. Box 5100 Viewmont Station Hickory, North Carolina 28601 SCREEN PRINTING SPECIALISTS 124 North Center St. 322-6456 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY = “Cai'322-7717 124 N. CENTER ST.HICKORY, N.C. ey ees eau SALES BRACES Mon.-Sat. AND SUPPORTERS 8:30 AM-9:00 PM RENTALS COSMETIC Sunday 53 THIRTEENTH AVENUE. N E @ HICKORY N C 28601 @ (704) 322-1816 WHEELCHAIRS GIFT ITEMS 12:00 Noon ey 8:00 PM 7 WALKERS in ess as InB a CRUTCHES n USI COMMODES For Your Health Two Locations To Serve You — 53 Thirteenth Ave. N.E. — Hickory, 322-1816 Professional Building — Hildebran, 397-5535 OSTOMY SUPPLIES YOUR ae PRESCRIPTION sy cht, CENTER wo Textile Piece Dyeing Co., Inc. Me Ce Se ee ee el wae NN i ee pear nm ae a Detain he eh ee Bleachers, Dyers and Finishers MARC DOHERR President LO mbox A0 Hwy. 321 N. Bypass: Lincolnton, NC 28092 704 732-4200 CONGRATULATIONS! Gis nse sand aaa a as Gy Soy eta ae) ono ee ws ade Series to the OP eA ae aaah ican. sagt TG Bie fo soning ana ae CLASS of ’88 80 Hie Ny . es ig rT ene VL Sis % q W x PORK «¢ BEEF « CHICKEN « RIBS North Pointe Springs Road Shopping Center (Beside Hardees) 328-2300 aro CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 “KNOWLEDGE IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS Congratulations Class of 1988 BUCK’S BAITS, INC. on ee ax Hickory, North Carolina 81 ee ne ee SP PEAS SN Se a SERVING Hickory-Catawba Valley THE FLOYD COMPANY, REALTORS® 31 4th Street N.W., Hickory, North Carolina 28601 @ Goop yY (704) 322-5558 Auto — Truck — Farm Tires CLARK TIRE and AUTO SERVICE Hickory, N.C. 28601 2105 North Center St. 322-8130 YEAR 220 South Center St. 322-2303 Its More Than A Bank. Its An Attitude. 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HUFFMAN ROUTE 2 BOX 20 President HICKORY, NC 28601 PHONE 327-0122 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of ’88 Hickory s Finest Custom Framing from Jon-Scott Hosiery 2135 N. CENTER ST. DAVID FUTRELL IN PEDDLERS VILLAGE BRENDA FUTRELL HICKORY, NC 28601 OWNERS TRANSFER STORAGE, Incorporated POOL CAR DIVISION M AVENUE RS 300 11TH STREET, N.W. en boin : CONSOLIDATO HICKORY, N. C. 28601 HIGH POINT, N. C. 27261 PHONES: 882-6320 882-9615 OF CAROLINA PHONES: 327-2302 327-3573 83 Bass-Smith Funeral Home ) 102 First Avenue, N. E. Hickory Funeral Home, Inc. Hickory, North Carolina 20601 | Locally Owned and Operated Since 1948 Telephone (704) 322-3015 i ti (isststi‘s™SCS ; ‘C RN TY ree |B STATION “A Complete Meal On A Bun’’ 1205 16th Street N.E. Springs Road Shopping Center Hickory, N.C. 28601 324-5306 Jurtle Dove Bridal, Bouti Tuxedos for every Occasion by after Six. 334 Second Street, NW Hickory, N. C. emacs oy WNSM siz COMPLIMENTS OF MELVILLES Gs OFFICE EQUIPMENT INC. Complete Office Supplier Electronic Typewriters Computers Calculators Furniture 1030 2nd Ave., N.W. 322-6190 Hickory, N.C. 28601 800-222-5749 ¢ WALLPAPER IN STOCK ¢ DECORATOR RUGS e PAINT e BLINDS ¢ CARPET ¢ PARQUET ¢ Custom Window Treatments Springs Road Hickory, NC 28061 Call 256-5706 Wy s ay WORLD OF COLOR LITTLE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER SPRINGS RD. HICKORY, N.C. 28601 “free Decorator assistance” Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. YOUR IMAGE IS OUR BUSINESS ... Sentimental Photographs 10% off to all Tabernacle Students and Faculty ...for all your photographic needs e ] SHR. or next day color film processing e Quality Protraits e Weddings e Copy Restoration e Passports ID’s pm Say : ‘ : a iy 3 a ee t. i Owners: Shane and Bonnie Greene ot a sila NS PI eee Seo ans. Daade PHN TTT lb a 324-5775 Village Corner Shopping Center 287 2nd Ave. S.E. Hickory 85 See ity Ae ee SENIORS HICKORY RADIATOR SERVICE COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE Replacement Radiators Available Repairing — Recoring — Cleaning DON C. CARTER — OWNER We Install, Repair- Service Air Conditioning Systems | Major Minor Auto Repair “From an Oil Change to a Major Overhaul’ We'll Accept MasterCard Or Visa Phone 322-1090 If No Answer Dial 327-2352 We're Convenient Located At 934 South Center Street Hickory, N.C. 28601 Compliments Killians, Inc. Hardware Auto Supply of Area’s Leading Power Equipment Dealer SNYDER P A PER Over 30 Years Sales — Parts — Service CORPORATION Rentals — Used Equipment Hickory Rt. 2 Box 200, Springs Road High Point Hickory, N.C. 28601 Charlotte 704 256-2147 704 256-5238 x TASTEE-FREEZ Ve hn o Falah. RESTAURANT all American FAVORITE HIGHWAY 127 NORTH « HICKORY, N.C. Union Square Common, Hickory Catawba Mall 327-9300 “Fast Drive-Thru Service” FOOTHILLS MAINTENANCE AND JANITORIAL SUPPLY CO. WE’RE LOCAL — QUICK DELIVERY ¢ TRUCK WASH SYSTEMS—SALES SERVICE MISCO CHEMICALS « L A PRODUCTS ELEC- TRO-MAGIC DEGREASERS SOLVENTS RUBBERMAID PRODUCTS « FLOOR MACHINES EQUIPMENTs PAPER PRODUCTS NO-TRAX MATS MATTING DYNASURF CARPET FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS 5 Days A Week 8AM-5PM 324-8670 HWY 70-A WEST CONOVER, N.C. 87 MENTAL UNIFOUR HEALTH FITNESS CENTER THE UNIFOUR AREAS FIRST ONLY TOVALEITNESS GENTER 1415 16th St. N.E. Hickory, N.C. 28601 CALL FOR FREE WORKOUT 324-4716 CONOVER ELECTRIC INC. Commercial Industrial _ Residential Free Estimates State Registered Electrical Contractor Call 256-8337 Route 2 Conover, N.C. ° Rad | yh Fe ie x it f- e a | yo a Pp “e mu ) | 4 H Oh ee i fer lo?! é ie ie . | “t, f wee vot _ Phe Sey Me Hh Oy . , fg : ‘iy ae = : pj uy So KaXYY ore 4 ee KE | 7] z f { how = ns AN Ss as! 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