The ONeal School - Talon Yearbook (Southern Pines, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1988 volume:

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She is o person loved ond odmired by mony ond This is jusT o srnoll Token of Thonks. - Leoh Koye TrenT THE UPPER SCI-IOCDL ,Null . nm W VIIV 'M ' W., GAY TATE DUNCAN Founders Ddy, Ociober 25, 4987, wos nigniignied wiin ine dedicoiion of ine GAY TATE DUNCAN MATHXSCIENCE BUILDING. Mrs. Duncon, whose nieces diiend O'Neol, wos very ociive in ner cnurcn, wiin ine senior ciiizens of ine Sdndniiis ond ine Veierinory Equine Reseorcn Cenier. Mrs. Duncon's nusbdnd, Hoskeil A. Duncon, ond ner sisiers, IVis. Didne T. deSi- bour ond IVirs. Eloine T. Grody, were responsible for funding ine building. Q. 1 ww ' Q. WM -1 'm :I Vmhh , , ,, , 'f' Mm W ' WW wi Wm, RM 'Q ,ga V 14 .Q I W ff f 'x I x 4' fr'- a, ,,, . I ,Q 1 W n rw' fy :ME1Xlf.'fgJwf ' .W ,,--ff 1 Mk Swear gaav fs fm: S V 41' -W, mg, v,. ' 'W if? w ,4 egg, ,,, W: We ,gg up ' A214 ,, , itz' i LIL V A 'f-ga 5 333,14 rt -M Q- 'zrgp 111 , ,V N,,0y. , 114' rza M rn fy, Jr Z : iff7'f'1f'?5?5f W . ,. F 6' X 'iw . 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I F' .4 M-ff.-ff A ' V. ff.s. ,. fl. . , ' . 1 .7 Mi' if Colin Bentley O'Neal now has the basic physical facilities neceswry to provide a good environment for education for all of its students. When the new library-classroom complex is completed, the facilities should last for many years. Now everyone connected with O'Neal can put forth major efforts to develop an academic program that will be the envy of North Carolina and which will go a long way towards establishing a rich tradition of excellence. The school was founded with that goal in mind. lt is now possible to accompilsh that goal. Parents, students, and fdcuity should dedicate themselves to work together to make O'Neat synonymous with excellence. Nothing else should be acceptable. l Q 19 JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNKDRSJUNIORS JUN! 0 RS i i Amreo Aroviis Doug Bryan? John Bufrus David Campbeii Anne Dana Leigh Daughtridge Laurie Dominguez Mat? Fieids Victoria Jones John McKenzie Evans Neviile Siucy Price Joseph Pye Cafhy Skuia Jennifer Suliivon Lisa Wallace George Woiis Laura Weatherly 29 ., ,J ' Q 'W , 3 - 1 is i W if 'VJ' Jaw! 32131 SOP!-IOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORES SOP!-IOIV Andrea Appoaro Mac Chatham Todd Colberg Corin Dougherty Christina Drexet Jerry Hamm Michael HEI? Jennifer Horney Chris Kruse Sill Sohdorff Chris Smirhson Jeff Sroub Jenny Tort Serra Thompson Jenny Worker Heather Walker FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHIVIENFRESI-IMEN FRESHMEN Shannon Allison Christi Bradford Jennifel' COF!S'fOi'1TiDi Dona DCIFIISISOH Kyie Fisher Ted Hcsssenfeh' Jcwhn Jordon Dovid Kefshner Arise King Mandy Kuhn Ginger Lewis Jones MCCGII Justin McQueen John Parker Brion Price Micheile Pye Julie Richardson e SCOTT Reston Ginny Scxlebro Jennifer Warren 22 W lik . ,H Z7 3 M.,- 'QF -sb' Tl-IE MIDDLE SCHOOL :..,:: - in has it 'Skagen A A Mig ' is f 11. Q N i l Jeanette Herlocker The Middle School years are a time for change. During this sensitive transitional period from elementary school to high school, Middle School students experience the changes that come from increased responsibility, a more rigororus academic environment, additional athletic opportunities, as well as various extracurricular activities. Students must make choices during this time when peer pressure is greatest and conflicting emotions are common. The Middle School faculty recognizes just how significant these years are and thus strives to give each student a taste of success, a yearning for independence, a sense of direction, and a sincere desire to develop potentialities. An abundance of energy and a high level of creativity, coupled with a more sophisticiated level of thought, often make this age group a most interesting one to teach. smrf e mv l. EIC-El-ITHEIGHTHEIC-3-HTHElC-BHTHEIGHTH EIGHTHEIGHTHEIGI- Kelli Adcock Rebecca BGHOYG AGOITI BCITSS Melanie Bennett Susan Berlfand Regan Bradford Jon Cameron Jason Campbell Tail Colberg Thad Culley Michael Dominguez Rachel Elflng Julia Flskin Jeff Haarlow Joe Kllpalrick 24 '56 ,,,,, Us W H.. W, ' A ,W ,,,,,, ,,,,, A , Q , A Q VW, ,a i ,, WV ,, 2121: ' I fu 1 f , If ' aa 'Q H Nm? gi xv? u f ' if ' X fl W, , fi V - ,,, ig.-If 5 I as yi ' ,. - lff 4 ffl P ! L 4 ay, -u....,..,., n., ...lf EIGHTHEIC-SHTH EIGHTHEIGHTHEIC-BHTHEIGHTHEIGHTHEIGQ- W o y K. F H.: 2 'Fi -M, . wr Courtney Lone Kevin Lemonds Dovicl Morfln Botfle Morgan Don Morrissey Jason Morton Darby Owen Wayne Robbins Holly Schrupp Jon Shelf Jennifer Skulo Mark Smifhson Chofloffe Tote Brion Thomcs Steve Wolls Jamey Weatherly Suzonne Wilson Tiffany Wedlock S EVENT!-ISEVENTI-ISEVENTHSEVENTHSEVENTHSEVENT! Courtney Bas? Charell Caldwell Metissa Carr Sean Chapman Alian Chatham Matthew Christian Casey Coleman Laura Craven Brian Esporas Eric Glichrisf Christy Grady Mcliy Hail 26 . . www 1 M6 THSEVENTHSEVENTHSEVENTH SEVENTHSEVENTH Brian Hartman Becky Hogan Kersten Jacobson Gena Jonkheer Jon Pau! Jonkheer Matthew Kershner Rift Kuhn John McCall Jessica Morphew Derek Oveffon Brooke Russel! Keilie Sikler Robbie Stafford Tate TOHGISGII Q! 354' 0 a X K Q aIXTHSIXTHSIXTHSIXTHSIXTHSIXTHSIXTHSIXTHSIXTI-lSlXTH lzeldo Goodwin Celia Haywood Philippa Finch Chris Hildrelh Tank Johnson Kim Johnslon Lindsay Lane Jason Lina Parker McConville Mary Ann Mclnnls Moc McNeill ' Joe Nagel Scolfl Nesler Amity Pollard Mark Purvis Henry Robbins Alex Rowland London Russell Scoh Thomas Nikki 'Young FIFTHFIFTHFI Kris Caldwell Danielle Coslinew Heather Dawkins Rebecca DeBernard Scot? Esporas Jennifer Fiskin Emily Hancock Mark McDonald Alison McKay Keith McLesTer Corrie Nagel Jaime Phillips Ashley Rice Jackie Rowland Charlie Schrupp Kafie Tiius Taro van der Heyden Angela Viiale FOURTHFOURTHFOURTHFOURTHFOURTHFOURTH FOUI Vance BGYTFOOG Kary Brewingion Mac Buie Josh Casiiias Dorie Clark Ashley Chapman Jason Coleman Catherine Davis Sophie Dougher Nalhan Fields Doak Finch Georgina Finch Tim Fraiey Thomas Fry Carice Gruenhagen Nisha Gilchrist Nall Hall Elizabeth Hayes Jenny i-lesfer Jennifer Hobbs Lars Jacobsen -IFOURTHFOURTHFOURTH FOURTHFOURTHFOURTHFOU ii 49 E-J M15 we ? - a1f3 4a' 1 ? ' 2? 4 'QZFO Trip Lewis Meg Lawrence SCOTT Mapies Habib Maroun Tanya Matthews Sabrina McQueen Brant McWilliams John Meivin MJ. Melfzer Tiffany Mikes Lisa Nesrer John Parker mv- iw J WAY Ginny Quia Amancia Rice Robert Rowland Ryan Spencer Sarh Sfancik Andrea Smnley Tracy Thomas Paige Young I rw THIRDTHIRDT Alexandra Adams Kacey Caldwell Jenny Corihglan Beth Davis Thomas Davis Josh Finch Michael George Conrad Haylef Trista Hester Claire Hildrelh Helen Holmberg Gade Hulaff P.J, Jonkheer Matthew Kirby Erik Kruse Jared Lina Josh McCall All I-HRDTI-IIRDTHIRDTI-IIRDTI-IIRDTI-HRD HIRDTHIR IRD TI-IIRDTHIRDTI-IIRDTHIRDTHIRD Erin McNeill Sammy McPeake Gabriel Mlller-Messner JR, Monroe Chloe Nagel Nickolus Odum Ashley Puleo Chris Regisref Maryann Schrupp Grcznl Seldomricige Paul Slanclk Will Taflersclll Andre-Phillipe Van Michele Vitale Todd Williams Mark Womack -' 'E 'S-EAS SECONDSECONDSECONDSECONDSECONDSECONI Damon Black Damien Blosko Chanda Boylan Brandi Bumgafner Michael Collins Jessica Dunevanl Michele George Taylor Hall Michclel Hobbs Trey Hogan Will Holliday Mary Devon McWilliams Megan Moda 4 Carl Nagel Greg Perkins Mark Perkins Parrrick Phillips Danielle Rowland Brandon Thomas Brilrany Whilesell Jim Yorbofough FXRSTHRSTFIRSTFIRSTFIRSTHRSTFIRSTFIRSTFIRSTFIRST E Scrommndo Adams Brandy Burreff Micah Chiidress iioifh Cole Jessica Coving':on Zachary Evans gg! - ' Geoffrey Fisher Connie Fieming 5 Mcxry GruenhGgen ' Erin ,HC!ffS1'OFI W Jess!ccs Haywood f Chrissie Hicks Mofihew Holman Jennifer Jerde FIRSTFIRSTFIRS Jacob Kirby Blair McNeill Neri Meilzer Nicole Palierson Roberta Quis Adam Simpkins Chris Simpson Lindsey Staley Davis Siraffa Josh Siuckey Ben Vitale Lindsey Warner Jennifer Wliiiams ARTEN KINDEI' Annmorie Appollo Ryan Brown Lance Bumgorner Konnie Coldwetl Ashley Carpenter Beth Dcvis Brcndee Dishner my Dougher Laura Ferret! Ellzclbefh FHZQEBYCIKS Brad Hoiicmd Kciie Hoimcxn Sfephen Kirby Moffew Kuhn KINDERGARTENKINDERGARTENKINDERGARTEN KlNDEl Blake Lea Ryan Martin Bev Monroe Kale Morris Nicholus Mounls Samantha Pressiey Justin Puieo Shelley Jo Rainey Anihony Ray J,T, Rogers Melissa Ross Maggie Lin Ruaolphi Holly Simpson Nikki Thompson Siacey Walker PRE KPRE KPRE KPRE KPRE KPRE KPRE KPRE-KPRE Justin Carr Jennifer Ferrell KONG Fields Lindsay Gephom Kirk Grubbs f.ClSh Holrslon Ariel KOwGiiCk Chris Potrerson Aaron PUTDWOFI Andrew Seldornridge Jonathon Style Courtney Rubens Anno Rudolphi Leslie Tolberl 'S 3 2. .4-' r sy 'nb c' - 1 , X X K xtxldgcb' L- Us 1126, fx xg .1 I .i.f1ff,,, J 9? wi'- DEVELGPMENT OF O'NEAl. U J... DURVVARD GRADY l The Board of Trustees is responsible for developing the philosophy and mission of our school, establishing policies and ensuring the short term and long-term financial support of the schools programs. The Board, working with the Development office, strives to make friends for the school, as well as communicating the mission and activities of the school to its parents, past-parents, grandparents, alumni and friends. 4987-4988 Board of Trustees Centre W. Holmberg Mrs. Karen F. Jacobson Mrs. Nancy B. Ellis - Chairperson William B. Clement ll - First Vice- Chairperson Dr. George W. Tate. Jr. - Second Vice-Chairperson P. Wayne Robbins e- Treasurer Mr. Sarah B. Slade - Secretary Timothy G. Brown '80 - Pres. Alumni Association Mrs. Pidgie Chapman John C. Cheska - Headmaster Dr. Stanley C. Cox Dr. Demosthenes Esporas W. Michael Hobbs Mrs. Lee C. Johnston Mrs. Heidi H. Jones William R. Kelly Dr. Richard S. Kruse Gordon E. Sayre Michael L. Smithson Robert R. Stafford Ms. Martha H. Tcttersall O. Raymond Taylor Edward T. Taws, Jr. - Honorary Ms. Sue VanCamp 3'NEALO'NEALONEALO'NEALO'NEALO'NEAL O'NEAL ,VV ,,,..,, g ., ,. W - V John Cnesko HEADMASTER JGGDFIGTTS HGFIOCKGY MIDDLE SCHOOL COORDWATOR LOWER Colin Benfiey DEAN OF TNSTRUCTTON Durword Grody DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Borboro Colemon Jon Simmons Suzy Kershner 44 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER Jim Miles SCHOOL COORDINATOR Mory Boss SECRETARY D'NEALO'NEALO'NEAL O'NEALO'NEALO'NEALO'NEAL i . D. R, C D- Mvrvvlvn Alben' Willie Allbrooks Debra Black Sarah Boone PE., EXTENDED DAY GROUNDSKEEPER LQNDERGARTEN ENGLISH E j , I Brenda Buchanan Cinai Carr Kaine Cheska Ford Currier LEARNING CENTER SCIENCE RUSSIAN, Russ1AN UT., JOURNALISM soClAL STUDIES, GUIDANCE Jennifer Dodge Patricia Dominguez Bonnie Fouis Michele George Ain GRADE LANGUAGE ARTS LEARNING CENTER LEARNING CENTER, ENGLISH om GRADE MATH. SCIENCE 45 O'NEALO'NEA.O'NEALO'NEALO'NEALO'NEAL O'NEAl Lydia Giii Clidie Elizabeth Goodwin Lainie Grady Mgfy Hqms Music HOUSEKEEPER LEARNING CENTER gfd GRADE i 3 Juiie Johnson Laine Lea Cynthia Leggoii PRE-K ART COMPUTER, Ain GRADE MATH Curiiss McLaughlin Beth MCSwain Kathy Nesier DIRECTOR OF BUILDINGS AND LEARNING CENTER 2nd GRADE 46 GROUNDS GERMAN ERMAN D'NEALO'NEALO'NEALO'NEALO'NEALONEAL O'NEAL 1597 nr- Pczul Murphy Maggie Poffon Morsey Peterson Richard Pre-yer INSTRUMENTAL Music 3rd GRADE SAI. ENGLISH, swfmmsmcs THEORY OF MAN J R .d Lowa Lee Rcywlond P I R i d CIFTTBS GI , K GUCI OW GU P.E. FRENCH' LANGUAGE HERWAGE' h LEARNENG CENTER, PSYCHOLOGY' SPANISH 'Mk 'WM . -' cr 3 i I O'NEALO'NEALO'NEALO'NEA.O'NEALO O'NEALO'NE an 1 T I A of-'.l 7 Bob Schluederberg Trocey Seldomridge Cheryl Sikler Cindy Smilh HISTORY ISI GRADE ISI GRADE PE. 5 5 I l 5 ? ' - if Jonie Stoley Peler Slrlcklond Cheryl Sluckey Lindfl Tolar SCIENCE MATH, LATIN ART sm GRADE ' EP Shoron Trenl ' Ted Weolherly Belh Whllmony Morio Woodruff KINDERGARTEN AV DIRECTOR MATH mn GRADE LANGUAGE ARTS, 48 SOClAL STUDIES Q O'NEAL SPORTS ,X :isis ss i .ws , 8 JIM REID O'Neal's sports program involves better than 8596 of the Middle and Upper School student body. There are now more opportunities for boys and girls in the Middle School program and there are eieven programs for the high school students at the inter-scholastic level. Something for everyone is our philosophy. The Falcons are members of the Triad Athletic Conference and charter members of the lA Division of the North Carolina independent School Athletic Association. Competition is geared to schools with similar philosophy, size, and background. Our teams have a better than 5092 overall win record in conference play for the 87-88 school year. O'NeaI hosted three conference tournaments in 87-88, and was host for the State lA Volleyball Tournament, and hosted for the State lA and 2A Golf Tournaments. sg . .XX A iss sew s 'N 3 is xi'-Q -sr sf.-sw ttss. r .7 i X J. 1155's s we tisraiffsi- E.-Q GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ffvigg. LI 1 , L L L r i t GE Q We ly X if Q gb ll . C.. An by Geofge walls Coach Cindy Smith Trl-Captains: Blanche Slade, Cressle Patterson, Leah Trent A Dedicated and Determined Team Triad Conference Champions Triad Tournament Champions State Tournament Quarter Finals Triad MVP - Blanche Slade lst Team All-Conference - Blanche Slade and Cressie Pat- tersan 2nd Team All-Conference - Leigh Daughtriage Honorable Mention - Leah Trent Coach of the Year -- Cindy Smith Conference Record - 13-1 Overall Record - 17-2 L 2' 'fx L 4' 1 wire Siy- W It bg if if g is Y M yt' fl Jigga First row: Laura Elder, Alisa King, Michelle Pye, Lisa Wallace, Anne Dana, Leah Trent Second row: Blanche Slade, Cressle Patterson, Julie Richardson, Christi Bradford, Jenny Tart, Leigh Daughtriage, Carin Daugherty GIRLS' JV VOLLEYBALL P1is43L:Qia1,FCe1aaefLiAdb6i:kL C5h6ndffQToki5gL1cih5Taheisc2l, iQindsdyLLv:meQ Kellie Sinner L L L ' L L ' -L W L L L L Second raw: MSHSSCI Curr, Regan Bradford, Christy Grady, Genes Jonkheer, Rebecca Bulicfd, Jessica Morphew, Becky Hogan, Mary Boilczrd, Qouflfney Lcxrye. Chris 1-Hldreih LCOACH cswmv smrm L L T HA VQVACSOUS BUT VULNERABLE TEAM RGCOFCLZ 5-2 Z EE co-CAPTMNS1 CHARLOTTE TATE Gnd 51 COURTNEY LANE BOYS' VARSITY SOCCER Simi K v al P f S xx if, , X X N, l 5 .::- A bl ' , f A Q S YV An by W :USS or - .SVS M. Todd CUDSYQ A . g - My ' or 'S rr or i Coach George Mauser The Boys Varsily Soccer Team 2nd Team All-Conference - Roberr Rostan H bi M i' - T onoro e en ion ed Hassenfelt 'Isl Team All-Conference - Maiinew Wbiirnan Flrsi Row Jim Kershner Dou Bryan? Brian Dau hirid e Co - , Q , g Q , - Neville, John Kilpatrick, Randy Greene, Second Row - Coach Fields, Jae Pye, Jeff Siaub, Jones McCali, Soon Rostan, Abse 52 finished The yecir wilh a fine 7- 7-'I record. Maiihew Whitman ted The Team in scoring for or second siraighr year and he was named io the All-Canfen ence First Team. Robefi Rosicin and Ted Hcxssenfeii received All-Conference Honors as Weil. Captain Maiihew Wniiman, Co-Capioin Raberi Rosron, John Burrus, Evans George Mauser, John Parker, Ted l-lossenfeli, Bill Sandorff, Chris Kruse. Mali ni - Mao Ciialman -.kL I 7 lf ll ll li ?HElQG1Sn-rGQAUEoBOvSl7'lo ' ll l l l q:QAcl-lllvl Q50 - lool pg l me SEVENTHGIQADE aovs o Forty plus Middle Schswl UQYS saw , much action in This years soccer, ll season, Compelition included Eosl J and WEST Lee Public JF. High l Schools, Weslcheslerl Academy, o ond other conferenceoschoolsgxl 1 1 The mom recorded cl winning sem- f son with molor contributions by l l Jeff lfloorlowg Bryon Thomas Thad ' Culley, Wayne Robbinsfond nfhero BTH graders who will move on To l vcarsiiy compelliicwm Lorzaking 'fo ' me fufureg if looks good for me JR Highffeom ,wifh goalie oMofT Kershner, Brion Cox, Sheff Allison, Parker McConvllla, Henry Robbins. and olher slondoulsl reluming. l l SW VIMING fieifmfgg ff Boys' Team Cleft to righljiz Parker McConville. GJ Collins, Scott Nesier, Mike Dominguez, Andy Allen, Casey Coleman, Brian Cox, Derek Overton, Shoff Allison, and Bryan Bush ll 14 ,l if , wi 'K' 'L K' M h L X J E 1 il f w l lj X, Z xx . gif YQ? 'ff' Exif An by A Todd Coberg l David Campbell, captain of the boys' varsity swim Team and iviosi Valuable Varsity Swlmmer, was O'Neal's only male swimmer io qualify for the North Carolina Slate Meer, David qualified in The 400 yard breasl slroke. S4 . WLS BOY? I 1142 EYE!!! 'ff L12 ifgijiwi me 'REE iii 'REE 'REE 5.0! AEK TS? RST ,Y EJ' will 411 M. COACH MARSEY PETERSON The 0'Neel girls' swim Team fine ished The season wiih 0 3-'I record, Feoiuring All-Confen ence ciihleres Shannon Allison, Kersien Jacobson, Kim Johnsion. Tonya Cuiiey, Gnd Sidcy Price, The Team won The Triad Confer- ence and finished seventh in The Middie School Sioie Champion- ship or Wesleyan, The boys' Team encid wiih o winning A43 record. The swim- mers captured firsi piece in boih The Tried Conference and The Middle School Srciie Champion- ship. Sreie champion swimmers include Pcrrker McConviIie, Mike Dominguez, Casey Coleman. CJ Collins, Bryon Bush, Jamey Wecriheriy, Andy Ailen, ond Sheff Allison, Girls' Teorn Cleft To righiy Kim Johnsion, Couriney Besi, Jennifer Skulcr, Kersien Jacobson, Tiffany Wediock, Susdn Berhdnd, and i-loily Schrupp SWIMMING time me i '..:i3i :Ili ww FRE? IND: FREE iafjr :jjj zoo, sires gsoowmse i53fiAcK my Biff!! me My Dist ranci- 5G0y F REi l0Q,e8RST ESS? soy FLY rl 5 AT The Eosiern Secibocird lnierschoios- Tic High School Championship GT Eosr Caroline Universiiy, Shannon Ailison p was voiied The OuTsTohding Female Swirnmern :JT The meei, Shannon won - hoih The 200 ond 500 ycird freesiyie evenTs, breaking The NC Sicrie High School record in The loner wiih cr Time of 4159.4-4. She Thereioy become CYN- ' eel's firsT high school UAH Americinn T swimmer. Shannon cxiso won mo-si vQiucJbie O'Necri femdie swimmer for The season. ss GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS f ' ,Q - ,- , j ' X If' ff ,f , as rf fl, jr 'r 4' 03' Q' Q bf, ,fy 4 1 I . 1 5-if ,f - ,X ' Ag ' - W . , flixfv I 7' 'Ziff I r ' K 1 5 , za i d iese, ms I - ii 4 B 2, f 3 have ' I 1 'lirirfiiiii ie - 'r siwzi:m,4 Coaches John Cheska and Ford Currier The Girls' Tennis Team finished Third in The conference wilh a record of six wins and three losses. The Team was led by the number one doubles Team of Amy Brown and Holly Walke er, and was fortunate io have Jennifer Allen as a member. Jennifer Warren only lost Two marches and played brilliantly, while Jennifer Harney played sieady Tennis. The Team also included Lori Dominguez, Vic- toria Jones, and Christina Drexel, who seemed 'ro enjoy a spori new To Them. Jennifer Horney Holly Walker Amy Brown Chrislina Drexel Dana Danielson. Coach Currier VARSWY Cl-IEERLEADING ?'fW'j? 2 I , , 7i'7e5' ' V W. f A rw Suzanne Wiison, Lcuro Weotheriy, Tiffany Wedtock. Lcmrie Dominguez, Tote Tcattersoli COACH BARBARA COLEMAN Cut cheerleaders put forth cr great effort in supporting O'Neol teams. With growth ond additional sup- port, next year should prove to be even better. T I J .V V A ,L A , ,ga t r t A HA. . W PS 5 , ,Q 1 , f r rer ' Q R Wa r te, Ari by U Todd Colberg M L C Z! N. Ax,,,,,..f' , A l J 'X . 1 - I 'W 5 ff' TEAM CAPTAIN: MATTHEW WHTTMAN BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL CQACH BOB SCHLUEDERBERG Playing in The Tried Conference for The firsf Time, 'fhe boys had Q SJ conference record, which lied Them for fourth place. They los? in The first round of The conference iourncmeni to Gaston Doy Scheol in overtime by 2 points. The mos? valuable player on This yeofs Team was Mollhew Whitman. 0 An year starter who earned All Con- ference selection. Other key members of lhe Team include jun- iors Doug Bryant Evans Neville. and Mall Fields, ond freshmen Kyle Fisher. Scolf Reston, and Ted Hos- senfell, T A T A First row: Ted l-lqssenfelf, John Burrus, Evans Neville, Doug Bryant Kyle Fisher, SCOTT Roslczn b l Second mwg Coggin Schluederbefg, Jerry Hamm, Dravid Ted. Shane Moubry, Dcxvlcl Campbell, Malt Fields, Mollhew Whllmcxn, and John Kllpczlrlck 58 s BOYS' JV BASKETBALL Row 4- .lon Paul Jonkheer, Soon Chapman, Casey Coleman, Jeff l-loorlow B l L' B si 'Second Row - Henry Robbins, Thad Culley, Wayne sims-.ins,,Juscin Morton. Dovio Morfln, Mike Dominguez, Joe Kilpatrick, John Cameron Us fi fiifflkg, 41 V N lm s, The mos? successful learn by woy of wins ond losses wos The JV Bos- kellaoll Team. Coach l-lol Hossen- fell ond comporry foshioned o seoson Thor sow only two losses among nine wins, The losses come of The honds of Troy Middle School, which was lorer ovenged in Troy, ond Westchester. FALEM5 This ieom will cerloinly conrribule much to The Vorsiry Teom next yecir wirh Jeff Hoorlow, Joson Mor- lon, Woyne Robbins, Joe Kilpol- rick, Thod Culley, Burger Shell , Evra Mike Dominguez, Dovld Morrin, John Corneron, ond Bryon Thomos moving on lo Vorsily level. Hors off To o GREAT SEASON! VW Q W Q V, ,l A TRI-CAPTAINS CRESSiE PATTERSON, BLANCHE SLADE, JENNlFER ALLEN GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH PETER STRlCKLAND The 4987-88 Varsity womens basket- ball team completed its most success- ful season to date with a 42-8 record. The lady'Falcons finished third in the Triad Conference regular season standings and they made it to the semi-finals of the Conference Tourna- ment. People can tell by the records set and the accomplishments made this season that the players performed well defensively and together as a team. This is best exemplified by the fact that all three seniors made All- Conference. I am very proud of what this group of young women accomplished this year. They overcame injuries and lack of size to take it to every team we played this year. First row: Cressie Patterson, Jennifer Allen, Blanche Slade Second row: Corin Daugherty, Julie Richardson, Jennifer I-lorney, Michelle Pye GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL g rew w et 25335 8 'Q' FifST Row: Courrney Lone, Tore Torfersoll, Juiio Fiskin, Lindsey Lone Second Row: Regon Bradford, Geno Jonkheer. Rebecca Boilord. Chorlorfe Tote -.,. K' l x 1 I , ' V , I . I fr i QM-A Z 'L .r J 1 A. ,- ' t. 4 4 Uf f .Q1Si ld g l ':.v Arr by George Wcils COACH CINDY SMITH A SCRAPPY AND SPIRITED TEAM Overoll record: 5-5 Co-Copfoins: Rebecca Bollord ond Courtney Lone 61 BOYS' VARSITY LACROSSE 1 J f fx A mir , xi ,INV ff A X I f' V ..,-C, ,,.--Q.,-A ,. M, H V AJ ' .i ,. , V ' ' yen - W ' .11 V w rr, . 5 Q' 'hr Q , .W , , ,M ,M , is ' .v f as E E f E V i E i 2 i : 1 co-cAPrAiNs Jim Kierzsurvsrz Ama crews ' Krause Q COACH JOHN CHESKA This year O'Neai fielded Sis fifsr Varsity La- crosse team. After a year of Junior Varsiry Lacrosse, O'Neai expanded its program io include boih a Junior Varsify and Varsiiy scheduie. in irs firsi Varsity year, O'NeaE scheduied The best Lacrosse schools in the sraie. These are Durham Academy, Vance Academy. ilayeireviile Academy, and Chaiiorre Country Day. Leading the O'Neai defense are mid-fieiders Chrise Kruse and Ted i-iassenfeii and aiiack- men Jeff Siaub and Evans Neville. The de- fense is ied by veteran goalie Jim Kershner and defensemen Chris Smhhson and William Sandorff. Lacrosse is an enrire team effori. Other members include: Afiockmen M- George Wails, Mari Kershner Mid-fieiders -- Joe Pye, John McKenzie. Mark Smirhson, Adam Bates Defensemen - David Kershner, Simon Waaace , C rrrs. f i r f .,,. Q A Q Nqr ' s o s. ,qi 5 K ., A .,.. .. wr- Q 'L es. H ' - . -L 'A SISSMW' 'N' '1 ' V :.. -- F- we . N X s . MN s -f -- 7' N- . Af I nm. .... 'rr in ra, kkrr, - 5. i .,,,.s. kkik - H - -. ., A s-sxr ' --P so W , 1- Ftrs? raw: Ted Hassenfeir, Mark Smiihson, Chris Kruse, Jeff Siaub. George Walls, Chris Smiihsan, John McKenzie, Todd Coiiaerg, Adam Bates, Evans Neviile Second row: Jim Kershner, iviair Kershner, Joe Pye, Mac Chaiam, David Kershner, and Biii Sandarff 62 2 YGYK 4 Q Xaxfiofidvfiiwt Johh WGyf19SR0bbiI'1Sg Chcftifh. GJ MGH Kefshner, f?ii'fKuhn, EfiC7G4IChfiS1', Brian Hwtmon x 1 ' CGACH PEYEQ smscz fAf'8m ' 3i?37'f?r5fJUUiQf '95F'fSi'fV 0559 X Middle7Schoofv t? is grew to have this enfhlsgiasm cei?rrered TOWCKQ The, QQKIVSYS i we cz kjfffof funfiitifnenl Tots Qnd1S?toulcfl F+9Qlly out Vqfsifv '??16iY ,0Cf- son jbeenwavreaai teeffnsngiiggs experience forfeveryone. nf- Rv QP M45 L,,'5:13gff 7- 35345011 'gr A q- ,W , .5 N g W: ,, ' ,M .Ay l . V . , A ' Wi , my , an wa, 'G jf, ,, M vt 1' a V ' -7. 4 I K ,.v-, vl , K V, Vg , i we 66-CAPTQEENS JASf3N MORTUN AND' MARK smmesow 'Q ,',' :V . A J GIRLS' VARSITY LACROSSE 1:f ,, tl 1' -Q ' rr , M,, M IVVV VV lun 3 tn ,,,,. awww? El V X Ihre. -'N--.., owns ,ll J f ,gli i8 E i NEA' Co-Captains Jennifer Allen and Leah Trenl with Coach George Mouser an Nfgag D 5 . ,aim WE WON! The second year for The Vorsrly Grrls Soccer Team produced The firsr win for The lecm. The squad de- feored Wesrchesrer 3-O. Amy Dollar led rhe 'reom ln scorrng whale Lech Trent Blanche Slocle and Holly Walker anchored The cle- fense. MZ N A - M... ,M 4ST row -- Holly Walker. LQurcfjElder, Jennifer Allen, Lech Trent, Amy Dollar, Kim Freeman: and Blanche :ilocle S 2ND row - Dona Doneilson, Jenny Tort, Corin Dougnerly, Jennifer Harney, Lise Wallace, Laurie Dominguez, Michelle Pye, Andrea Appollo Gnd HGGTh6f Walker 64 GIRLS' J.V. SOCCER CourTney Lane, Tiffany Wedlock, Kellie Sikler, Jessica Morphew, Melissa Carr, Suzanna Wilson, Mari BenneTT, KersTen Jacobsen, Chris HildreTh Brooke Russell, and Coach Dodge. Coach Jennifer Dodge Coaching The J.V. soccer Team noT only gave me The opporTuniTy To geT To know wonderfully high spiriTed O'Neal sTudenTs, iT allowed me To share wiTh Them boTh The joys and frusTraTions of The game. AfTer opening The sea- son wiTh a win we compleTed The year wiTh growing enThusi- asm and high expecTaTions for The fuTure of O'Neal Girls' Soc- cer. 'fi g, -:fl .,m.1I-,'1. A :,, vw, L . - K ss:5'.LK'fif mx.- T , , A- fy . . F 5, My izgzlf f' . ,serif . i ' if -J, I lf, ...sm .5 ,,. is . , iss S -- T .4 :fl ih ss :X w-QL? ik is , 3.'1 ? ar CapTain: CourTney Lane BUYS' VARSITY TENNLS I X 'ix if T . 'NN ,if ug N fs, lk X X - X N rl, X Coach Bob Schluederberg The boys compeTed in The Triad Conference Tournameni and The STaTe TournarnenT in May. The lineup for The TournamenT mast lsT Singles - Shane lvloubry - Senior 2nd Singles - RoberT l?osTan - Senior 3rd Singles - lvlaTThew WhiT- man - Senior 41Th Singles - Doug BryanT - Junior 5Th Singles - ScoTT l2osTan - Freshman 6Th Singles - Evans Neville - Junior CapTaln: Shane lvloubry S ess . Ni ssi sa Shane Moubrv and l?oberT l?osTan placed second in The STaTe Doubles maTch, while The O'Neal Team finished eighth ln The sTaTe overall. 62 J.V. TENNIS ll, 'f rw O, Q 'lst Row -H Scott Thomas, Brian Cox, Shaft' Allison, Casey Coleman, Sean Chapman, Mike Dominguez. Bryan Bush. V I 2nd Row -- Jamey Weatherly, Christy Grady, Becky Hogan, Molly Hall, Jeff Haariow, Bryan Thomas, David Marten, Joe Kllpatnck, gh Scorers: 'lst Row: Shalt Allison, Sean waprnan. 2nd Row: Jeff Haarlow, Coach Bid, Brian COX, MOlly Hclll, sean Chapman and Jeff Haar- Bw fairly consistently held the H and 32 spots this year. roots 933 through alto rotated among Bryan Thomas, Molly Iall, Shoff Allison, Thad Culley, rian Cox, Mike Dominguez, Zasey Coleman, and Joe Kil- latrlck, This young team with vnly a few veterans saw wins 'ver Aberdeen and Southern rnes. f f P' lll A Coach Jim new 'FF' VARSITY GOLF X nior 'reom members Em ,A bi ' X x ,J X, A 2 J Q I 5, Q gd! L , , Colin Benfley - Couch K -, 68 Robbie Adams, Mandy Kuhn, Randy Greene, E i F k kfgxwfzl A 551 .X ' 36? Crisfi Bradford, Mott Fields, Colin Bentley 4 . , ' -'W ,,,, 5 275567 7' yy ,f iz? rrrr W' -Qfjg 7 my? V , ,, , '9 'L M ADVISORY COUNCIL J J l 4 fl lo rj: Scoll Rosian. Ted Hassenfelf, Murrnew Whllman. Jeff Sraub. Cathy Skula, Lisa Wallace, Jennifer Sullivan, Jenifer Allen, Roberr l?osTan. Bill Sandorff O'NEAL CHORUS Mk., mph... O A f 3' A X-at ' qc io rj: Mrs. Gill, Holly Welker, Mary Gwen Thames, Julie Richardson, Arlene AppOIlO. Leah Trent . ff' e at fg -is V C17-'Q ,,,. O, 3 E K 'U rf is -i QV I 'Isl row fl la rj: Mr, Currier. Scoll Roslan. John Kilpatrick, Brian Daughlridge, Mailhew Whitman. Raberl Roslan. Jae Pye. Jeff Sfaub, Chris Kruse 2nd row Cl To rj: Jennie Hassenfell, Jenifer Allen, Holly Walker, Arlene Appollo, Anne Dana, Amy Dollar, Lisa Wallace, Corin Daugherty, Leah Trent, Jenny Tarl. Alisa King 3rd row Cl lo ry: Ted l-lassenfeli, Mary Gwen Thomas, Jennie Walker, Harry Ellen, Christina Drexel, Mac Chatham, Cathy Skula, Jennifer 5-iorney, Jennifer Sullivan, Laura Elder, Jennifer Warren, Laurie Dominguez l 5 YEARBOOK lsr row: co-editor Mary Gwen Thomas fabsenlz oo-ediior Amy Browny 2nd row Qi To ry: Carin Daugherty, Jenny Tari. Chrisiina Drexel. Lisa Wallace, Jennifer Sullivan, Holly Walker 3rd row O lo rj: Mrs. Sfuckey, Ms, O'Connor, Joe Pye, Anne Dana O'NEAL STREET STAFF I J A - 2 C J 5 , wx ,423 T ,rj riff, A . ' V j e W V ,. If if T 5 Q 'tg v.,:- Vi' ' 5 '- '4 ..gj, ',,g' 3 an ' ' Q' rw' Q Q ' A S V Q if P! 5 yt in 391 Eiy i , V, Hn if , , Q ny Ex 5 W Zrl fl lo rj: Healher Walker, Holly Walker, Mary Gwen Thomas, Mrs. Cheska, Jennifer Cox, Tonya Culley, Arlene Appollo NAT'L ART HONOR SOCIETY lst row QI lo rp: Jeff Slaub, Carin Daugherty, Jennifer Sullivan, Anne Dana. Chris Smilhson 2nd row fl lo ry: Mallhew Whitman, Robert 7ll2osian, Mary Gwen Thomas, Stacy Price, Mac Chatham fabsenl: Mike Hill, Todd Colberg, George Walls, Jenny Tart, Lisa Wallmcej ' x ll 4 16, BLACKBIRUS EYE 4 or K I CL 'ro rj: Mrs. l.eFever, Laurie Dominguez, Holly Walker. Andrea Appolio, Mary Gwen Thomas, Michelle Pye, Jennifer Harney, Corin Daugherty, Jenny Tori, Tonya Culley, Evans Neville P JR. BETA 'lsr row CI ro rj: Mrs. Rowland, Melissa Carr, Regan Bradford, Laura Craven, Brooke Russell, Jessica Morpnew, Jenny Skula, Holly Scnrupp. ChareElCa1dwell, Mrs. Carr 2nd row fl io ry Rebecca Ballard. Julia Fiskin, Christy Grady, Kellie Sikler, Gena Jonkheer. Jamey Weoiherly, J Tai? Colberg 3rd row Cl 'fo rj: Jason Marion, David Martin. Jeff Haaflow, Jon Paul Jonkneer, Jason Campbell, John Cameron, Mike Dominguez, Wayne Robbins IVIATHCOUNTS ALGEBRA I TEAM 5 r 'lsr row fl 'ro rj: Mrs. Whiirnan, Kerslen Jacobson 2nd raw Qi To CI io ry: Scot? Rosian, Shannon Allison, Ted Hassenfelr. Jamey rj: Mike Dominguez. Jamey Weaiherly WGGWGHY 71 ORCHESTRA 'rdf' u 6 .fr f' G ' Q 5. .C rr ,mAA . ,, lsr row fl to rj: Georgina Finch, Dorie Clark, Philippa Finch, Carrie Nagel, Jackie Rowland, Emily Hancock, Jon Paul Jonkheer 2nd row Cl To ry Scorlwlaples, Gena Jonkheer. Laura Craven, Christy Grady, Baxter Clement, Courtney Best, Mrs. Gill W BAND o o a a a he-i wir' 'lsr row: Scoll Esporas 2nd row Cl To fy Ashley Rice, Allison McKay, Jen Fislrin, Dani Cosllnew, Tara van der l-leyden O'NEAL ODITION STAFF ' Kewl 'lsr row fl To ry: Brandon Thomas, Michelle George, Damon Black, Lisa Nesler 2nd row fl lo rj: Mrs. Nester, Jenny Hesler, Dorie Clark. Brillany Whlresell, Trista Hesler, Claire Hlldrelh 4 L.S. SENATE ist row fl To rj: Jennifer Hobbs, Sarah Slanclk, Tracy Thomas, Tanya Williams. Amanda Rice 2nd row fl io rj: Ms. O'Connor, Georgina Finch, Dorle Clark, Tiffany Miles, John Melvin. John Parker, Jason Coleman, Ms. Parton FOLK ART CLUB mmf 'lst row Cl io fy Laura Ferrell. Chanda Boylen. Nicole Pafiecson, Brandi Burngarner, Brandy Barren, Lindsey Staley 2nd row G To rj: Trista i-iesfer, Sophie Dougher, Mrs. Seldomridge. Wiii Hoiiiday, Brandon Thomas FIBER ART CLUB A ff' -9 A-YS 'isi raw fi lo rj: Brandon Thomas, Thomas Davis, Sade l-iuiaff, Mary Devon McWilliams, Jennifer Hobbs, JoShuo Sruckey 2nd row Qi to ry: Maryann Schrupp. Jenny Hester, Mrs. Sfuckey, Sammy McPeake, Mark Womack, Grani Seldomridge T . 73 'N xwkxu OUR EVENTS ln an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to navigation, the United States began in July to escort vessels to protect them from iran. - Our cars, our bombs, 'Ns 'Hrs' President and Mrs. Reagan greeted 3 fr . . Pope Paul ll when he arrived in Miami , 35 , to begin a nine-city tour of the ' United States. - Our beloved Rev. Dr. Charles Lowry. t y ,rw , -f,,,, ,,,. Ak hs, rmirrrrr my fav? W1 ford The Dow Jones lndustriai stock average dropped 508 points, the largest in history, on Monday, October tO, - Suzanne Kershner, our boakkeeper. 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