Wallace Rose Hill High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Teachey, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

ay- rw , 5 , 2 li 'Q O REMINISCENCE Wallace-Rose Hill High School Teachey, N. C. 1980, Volume XXIV hwy- , ., A. -fl' ff-fir: i i i X , 'Ing i.v5'P5'? ali. Q, . 9 ,. , n 'IA' it-1 I S 1 wi' 34 X j 4 ,Av S i' !vfv::l Vffxka 'V ,n . , :wtf I '4 V ' . v - f-Q1 ',w l. I A iiiii i Q i UW! Mike Bradshaw Ernie Dixon y., AJ .wx Slisan King, Jill Teachey .,.-.. Ei 1 O . :gs pening IPL- it 524 ' Q 1 9 15. . f 1 Faculty 17 'Q , il. nw- . I Classes 37 V A 'li dia glia 1 Student Life 125 A Advertisements 14 if A? Index Closing Spring Supplement Sports 105 As the 1979-1980 school year began, so did the entrance into a new decade. Students returned with feelings of expectancy which lasted as various occasions arose throughout the year. New faces accompanied by new personalities mixed easily with the familiar faces of faculty and student body to produce a feeling of school unity. . 4 Tobias Brown F4 , 1 Jennifer Mills, Kim Mills K av l Reginald Powell Nathaniel Dobson is -Mahan L Fix Y' A , M ' nf 1-in-Q-i--H2 -Y W-.- Y-W.-.Qi-a Carl Hall, Kevin Huffin Mary Ann Diaz Sheila Barber New members of the faculty added much to the school year. Specialized teachers for varying areas allowed many students to expand in different directions. With an untried outlook toward the athletic program, team members and coaches displayed a new enthusiasm which resulted in intensified team vigor. As a whole, the student body entered the new year with willingness to change, improve, and diversify. Students responded eagerly to the new decade, the 1980's. . .5 Iris Chasten, Montrina Boney Bulldog Spirit X .A -AA The year relentlessly moved toward fall and the students came. w'i4 Helen Faulk .5-,J --, x W' Lisa Mills, Karen Henderson -44 A we Nlzf lx Bryan Brinson Wendell Love, Randolph Scott Sv- H 111 ff Ill 11 it umm H H . i: ,bi Jimmy Stevens ll .Omf I1 ic I w Gayle Brinkley, Jennifer Mills T17 '- Q 1-. .yy- 1.5,-4 A :1f4Br'Yw -fn . hcl. H- N 14 llfl ' I . sig,-2.2 .nazi .V , ' Y .0 .- V f ,, -.f - .3,.,,,,- . 5 'L 76.1 .Z , Kim Mills 2 ,-Y-. 0582 Phyllis Moody Some were intimate with the schoolg some Weren't. All had changed. Varsity Football Team ,Q Y s wax, ' r -2 'swf-Qf,,,. Samuel Coston Ricky Horrell Willia Juniors I l 'S' M. S . id' 1 m Allen, Rorrestine Coston, Reginald Lamb, Theohonest Bennerman Mike Futrell Craig Fussell 3? r 1 A Daniel Williams Valerie Robinson, Craig Chasten, Johnny Williams L Mike Flowers, Belton Herring, Robert Horne, Stanley Satchell, Edwin Wallace gig x .5 J a I U: N.. vo Shirley Gilbert, Faye Hanchey New classes adjustg others felt familiar with estab- lished courses. helped new students - 4 'J ai 6? 'Q Mr. Barnes, Vernon Leverette Debra Murray -q , :flu lm? mf Wanda Harman Chris Fussell if wma-Y num 'us D X Rinaldi' . .7 ,I , 157 Mn, N- ' i will! l ..- ,ia 1 lux X A-I Q- 5-?'?h Jimmy Carlton Lisa Stone Aan.-ia Jill Teachey 3, ' if.-' xumilg 'slyq As the year progressed, the students changedg most, for the better. an I WMV 4 , I . , 10.5, if . l I-RA Joan Boney, Gina Bivins, Patty Johnson Terry J. English, Mike English, Shirley Gilbert ,Ji .sv--1-4-1-is-Anim..-nnumwnwfnsnmq Joseph Vilas Sandy Jones, Phyllis Moody 40' Brian Jones Denise Twitty, Joyce Carlton, Angela Boney w-isxu K , e G! Mike Flowers Bart Brown, Steve Brinkley 4 7 4 I ,,.. CP .-.gg -- gb - K. ., Wade Hanchey, Glen Caison Dale Sutton Anthony Twitty A fb .Ldv 1. Debra Nelson XXX i xwfe Gloria Raynor June Johnson -:N ZZ., ' Wendy Fussell Sharon Floyd Doreen Henry IPI I .- 1 x I :wif .. , - .Ml 4 ' Blll Carr ,, . L AA A , ., I - NN , V .71 1 x N ' X l- ' ,4---w 'jhx ' .X . K fi 6 - -M l 15 x K ' Q ' ...ll N3 5 x 3' Q ., A -' A. , Q: gi - ,R R L it af' l i Samuel Pittman ' Alexander Carlton Robin Teaches' Y 'U-0 Miss Wallace-Rose Hill Helen Faulk Representing her school, Miss Wallace-Rose Hill gained the respect and friendship of her fellow classmates over the years. Selected by the senior class, Helen Faulk served as the 1979-1980 Miss Wallace- Rose Hill. Bestowed with this high tribute, Helen attended many functions and events as an honored repre- sentative of her school. Helen Faulk exemplified an active Wallace-Rose Hill through her many activities. She served her school well by being on the Student Council, by being a bus driver and by participat- ing in many clubs. These activities allowed her to help her school and qualified her for the honor of Miss Wallace-Rose Hill. ff, .1 n ve 'wzwwk ' W f af? W Q xiflf Lt 'H , if 5' 'Xi - YJ f L M, K , ., if A lf 1 ' 9' ' l ,fm ac, i fx .T E P17 9 Q- 51 ! X? 52 gl -sz, X Q E ,Q fi? fm ,K :T S' 51 2? iff .- nz--f . r is Lg: .1 ,,,.,, 'fig gi? QI 555' 'iii Administration uses As Principal, Mr. Carlton had a very busy schedule. Organizing student schedules and dealing with daily problems were only a small part of his duties. Assistant-principal Jordan worked hard to keep the school running smoothly. Running the bus system and handling discipline problems occupied most of his time. Qkqfi PM 'R is mf ' Mr. Neal Carlton skill in deali .ig e -,1 'XA Neal Carlton-Campbell, A. David A.g A. C. C., B. A.g E. C. U., B. S. M. A. ng with ,S 'sf JN 'L .gm Jordan-N. C, C. U., Mr. David Jordan a changing school i, j W xml aff if 1 gigs 5 -isf,.asfsM.fa15?79 A Faye Betts-Meredithg Hard' barger, Secretarial degree V, X A Q 1 Annette Richards if 4 As head secretary, Mrs. Batts proved capable in her daily office duties. Bookkeeping and other secretarial work gave her a very busy schedule. New to the Wallace-Rose Hill faculty, Mrs. Richards served well as assistant secretary. Mrs. Faye Batts fa gf ff.. Mrs. Annette Richards Advisors become important to seniors Jessie A ' N. C. C. U., M. A. fir c 1 1 -1-rv' s z Lauren Sharpe-W. F. U., A. B.g E, C. U., M. A.: Duke Divinitv Sch. 'Ms Aiding underclassmen in various academic decisions, Mrs. Best per- formed her duties as guidance counselor well. Willingly assisting students in college and career choices, Mr. Sharpe served as guidance counselor for the upperclassmen. .L:il2?ix?5:s.'i 2 ' A ., fmmmte... o a ma ,fd ' 'Si fi! K :EJ.i:. l3Gw l 's . 4, - f' Mrs. Jessie Best Mr. Lauren Sharpe Inspiring teachers deserve honor Even though the Wallace-Rose Hill faculty undergoes constant change, some teachers seem to remain as landmarks in the students' eyes. Mr. James Bowden, who teaches English IV, was designated by the senior class as an outstanding educator for the school year. Mr. Bowden's easygoing manner, coupled with his knowledge of grammar and literature, made him a good choice for this honor. 1 -. l Mr. James Bowden, III-E. C. U., B. S. Because of their work as annual staff advisors for the past ten years, the staff of the 1980 REMINISCENCE would like to recognize Mrs. Vivian Boney and Mrs. Faye Sellers. Until this year, they had worked hard as advisors as well as teachers of English. In the past school year, Mrs. Boney taught English II and III, while Mrs. Sellers taught English I and II. The staff would like to thank them for their years of excellent work. as Mrs. Vivian Boney-Shaw Univ., B. A.g N. C. C. U., M. A. Mrs. Faye Sellers CRJ-E. C. U., B. S. Ed. English teachers forni backbone of education Enlightening pupils in English I and II, Mrs. Jones increased her student's knowledge with great dedication. Displaying concern for her many students, Mrs. Glasgow revealed versatility as she taught English, drama, and journalism. New to the Wallace-Rose Hill teaching staff, Kllrs. Cottle capably taught English I, II, and Straightforward teaching methods were characteristic of Mr. Walters as he enlightened sophomores and juniors with his knowledge of English language. .rv Z ' ffm if. deaf' ' . if ,, Lu- 1 . .... 92, M, , A, ,im . , :gg :Q-Q . LA 'iv Q A' 'lf V . M. A: 'q ,, Ag Y v 4 , f ., -5' . ea., A ., i my .5 . Q 4,1 X S L X vw :Q is , Q I I tx,-W. ,iq vqwmex 53,1116 - J , 3 i I i ll ff-11-':!ml'fY' f' f'ify Q Willie Jones-A. 8: T. Univ., Margaret Glasgow- Anita Cottle-U. N. C. Converse, B.A.g E.C.U., A. B. S., M. S. MA W., B fei as Mrs. Willie Jones Mrs. Margaret Glasgow Mrs. Anita Cottle I la. Q. .12 , . W .V . . , Q. x. '+- Mr. J. C. Walters-A. 8: T. Univ., B. S., M. S. Special teachers give needed assistance Mrs. Jo Riley-U. N. C. W., B. A.g A. S. U., M. A. Mrs. Carolyn Carr-Livingston, B. S. An important member of the Wallace-Rose Hill faculty, Mrs. Riley worked with her pupils to establish reading proficiency. An assistant in the reading lab, Mrs. Dykes proved knowledgeable in her field. Instructing students in basic reading skills, Mrs. Carr was a definite asset to her students. With an efficient manner, Mrs. Miller imparted reading skills to her students. Mrs. Mary Dykes-Penn Univ., E. C. U. 1-.m--new-As -1-un-1-.,,, Mrs. Hilda Miller Motivation important With an unusual approach to teaching, Mrs. Sloan instructed pupils in geometry, Algebra II, and advanced mathematics. Teaching consumer mathematics, Mrs. Carawan extended her students' know- ledge of mathematical principles. Familiarizing students with basic math- ematical skills, Mrs. Ford taught her pupils general math. A ,199 'P- ', f 'pf' , 'ima x , . ff' , 4' A, 1' . idk j Q' ,Q ws- 4 r rx ,ki,,fAQ .ffm ':, Q-A Lf X x Margaret Sloan-U. N. C,-G B. A. to math teachers 4' f . 1 . :sg J 'RZT X X x U 5, Dorothy Carawan-Meredith, Brenda Ford-N. C. C. U., B. Mrs, Margaret Sloan 4 Akin MIS. DOl'0f,hy C8I'8W8!1 Miss Brenda Ford Math helps students comprehend changing World In addition to teaching competency math, Mrs. Wells served as an editorial advisor for the annual staff. Inspiring interest in his subject, Mr. Jenkins taught Algebra I, Algebra II, and Algebra II and Trigonometry. Teaching Algebra I and II and consumer math, Mrs. Bryant communicated in an interesting and witty manner. Q Mrs. Dianne Wells I A x if Mr. Elmore Jenkins tl' ,N '-v Diane Wells-E. C. U., B.S. . 'W 1 r 2 1. y 1 J, lj' 1, Int Elmore Jenkins-E. C. U., B. Evelyn S. M. A. A. Sz T. Mrs. Evelyn Bryant Science teachers expand student An enthusiastic Mr. Hodges skillfully taught physical science and physics to his students. Mrs. Lindler instructed her students in biology and physical science, and enriched their lives through a course in fine arts. sf.. r- ? Mr. Thomas Hodges gfaigfa, xi T5 ' lf ' f - , y -af s f -cf R 1' -. V .M O ,X ' I Lx X Thomas Hodges, Jr.-A. 8a T. Frances Lindler-Converse Univ., B. S. B. A. Mrs. Frances Lindler Knowledge through experimentation A Friendly and knowledgeable, Mr. Burroughs taught classes in biology y p ,u and physical science. X Well liked by her students, Mrs. f Jordan easily related biology, , rugiwg chemistry, and physical science to ' if W L B her students. i . V U Mrs. Blackmore excitingly related I A . scientific concepts to students in it biology, adv. biology, chemistry, and l . oz, ' r I physical science. Mr. Fred Burroughs 2 xjdBl3Xr0ughS-U' N' C Mrs. Nancy Jordan-Livingston, B. S. Mrs. Ruby Blackmore-Mt. Olive, A. C. C., B. A.3 E. C. U., M. A. Teacher explain world of business to students Using his direct and often humorous teaching methods, Mr. Tart instructed his students in Sales and Advertising, and D. E. I and II. Mrs. Kenan, knowledgeable in the business field, related introductory business, bookkeeping, and typing to her students. She also served as financial advisor for the REMINISCENCE. glib Mr. Robert Tart, Jr.-E. C. U., B. S., B. A., M. B. A., M. A. EDAM 16 ill Mrs. Asha Watson-Meredith, B. A. Lw z,1..i:iii:imi H'j ' ,- ln, , With an organized manner of teaching, Mrs. Watson enthusiastically taught Office Occupations II, simulated office training, and Typewriting I. Mrs. Johnson expanded her student's knowledge in business as she taught Typing I, Shorthand I, Accounting I, and business mathematics. Mrs. Laura Kenan-Livingstone, B. S. f. Q s .x Q... .19 ..ul l .1 , .f ...k ...vi--5 U - . . 'o .-., f'4'r 0 ,. ..,g -4. . vlv 1 A. if 'Q 4' Q :ful . ,. I... . -. .n' .-'. 43 , 5, Gauss.. Q . . . . . . . tif . O 'Q . . . l,l' n . 1 1 v 'Iii . 534 1 1.5.0 feta' u' 'F' ffl' . ., , 203 'fs' Q 1 . 0' i A Q Q ' 'u' .. . , . - . . 0, ovary ', 4 W X , .. . . .l-h , .ss .Q A Q .V , . 1 o 4 n f . 4- , Q . , ,' - , K J 0 Q o '.','. 1 'fa as - ' s f. .Aff Q' . fr 1 . :Qs P 1. Mrs. Sue Johnson-E. C. U., B. S. Teachers relate past to changing present Making students aware of the past, Mr. Boyle, new to our school, taught U. S. History. He also served as head football coach for the varsity. Teaching his students to learn from the past, Mr. Teachey taught world studies and advanced physical education. i Sem .-3' Mr. Dave Boyle-W, C. U., B. S. Striving tovx.-:d many goals, Mr. Boney instilled knowledge of U. S. History and choral music in his students. Attempting to expand perception in world history and world studies, Mrs. Pigford taught in a very individual way. Mr. Howard Boney-A. 8: T. Univ B S fi Mr, Earl Teachey-E, C, U,, B, S, Mrs. Janice Pigford--Fayettvllle St B S Teachers help satisfy individual students' Competent in her field, Ms. Sanderson served as school librarian in addition to being photography advisor for the annual staff. Expecting the best from his students, Mr. Hodges instructed pupils in in- strumental music. Showing great patience with new drivers, Mr. Kilpatrick taught driveris education. With a different way of teaching, Mrs. Vega eagerly communicated Spanish to a large number of students. is . . Q .af--W w ---.,, Xp-, aft f MB- Betty Sanderson-E. C. U., B. S. Mr. Joseph Hodges KL!-E. C. U., B. M. E. Mr. Graham Kilpatrick-E. C. U., B. S. Mrs. Estrella Vega-E. C. U., M. A. changing needs N i iii? I e. f - U ,. ' 'A if ' , wc' f Ml: J ' 'A 4 - 1' :. . ' f r , X: r .4 53, ll ff: - , 5- TES 'K ' Wu. ,-if ii' If '- f , :A 'l': I I. ' ,g I . I 1 1 I Mr. George Hanks, III .ff ef 5 , f . . wx, A i ' 5 ' 1 I . K, . 4 . , , . ., . r A. P 5:5 .t 1 Y '41 U. I T 'L 3 Q s ea ' JP ,- I Q is I 1 N-1 4nUYA n'i 'z As, Mrs. Debbie Pergerson ...-l In teaching the Trainable Mentally Han- dicapped students, Mr. Hanks showed patience and unique care for his students. Aiding students with learning disabilities, Mrs. Pergerson was an important member of the Wallace-Rose Hill teaching staff. A special education teacher, Mr. Rivenbark's friendly nature made him popular with his students. 1. f f g l inf? 1 tv' 11' 2 'ft f George Hanks, 1 - Debbie Pergerson-E. C. U., III-Greensboro, B. A.g Con- B- S- Mr. Howard Rivenbark-W. F. U,, B. S. Vocational With a friendly attitude toward his students, Mr. Grady competently taught auto mechanics and ITIE. As a teacher of industrial arts, drafting, and ITIE, Mr. Jones related vocational skills to his students. By teaching bricklaying, Mr. Rogers provided his students with a good vocational background. L. C. Jones, Jr.-N. C. S. U., James Rogers-A. dz T. Univ., M. A. Vocational instructors teach N. Mr. Jerry Grady-Wayne Comm. College, Vocational Mr. L. C. Jones 3 lf fm. biker he Mr. James Rogers pertinent skills Teaching agricultural production, ITIE, and fundamentals of agricul- ture, Mr. Barnes assisted his pupils in preparing for careers in farming. Teaching his students woodwork- ing skills, Mr. Brown instructed C. J. Barnes-A. Sz T. Univ., Hol1ieBrown-A. 8rT.Univ., classes in Carpentry I, II, and III. B. s. B. s. ix f ' a iii :I af .zxg s , M , . . lx 'i V X Mr. C. J. Barnes Mr. Hollie Brown Teachers instruct students on homemaking With a friendly approach toward her Fw W' X students, Mrs. Wells increased student ' f ,A . EA knowledge in home economics, ad- vanced child development, and family r mal life education. Preparing her students for a life in A homemaking, Mrs. Frederick taught I! A courses in Home Ec. I, adv. home ec., f l ' 21 and food services. i I Emily Wells-E.C.U., B. S. Lafayette: Frederick-N. C.' C. U.. B. s. 4 l 'Ed lg l fl' i l 1 taxi, ' 4, Q . U gg.. ' l 1 293 Mrs. Emily Wells Mrs. Lafayette: Frederick P. E. increases students physical prowess ,V-V A ff -vs 2 6 X r As one of many new teachers in l Wallace-Rose Hill, Mr. Brock taught A f freshman Health and P. E., and also a it class in adv. P. E. is Instilling health and physical education X Y ' skills in her students, Mrs. Burroughs was B I K an important part of the athletic Linda Burroughs-W. F. U., depaltment. B. S. 1' Carl Brock-Elon, B. S. l l l r l w w -if--f ,, . l 'J4,gl!1'W.r+ 2 L Mr. Carl Brock Mrs. Linda Burroughs School personnel reflect change Providing food for many hungry students, the lunchroom staff worked hard to satisfy their needs. With many changes such as a new salad bar, they were able to produce better variety in the meals. Throughout the year, the custodial staff Worked to keep the school building clean. This never ending job kept them very busy. fl Lunchroom staff QL to RJ-Margaret Turner, Doris Johnson, Peggy Groom, Emma Wallace Bessie James ' ' ' ' ham. Emma Boykin, Lillian Southerland, Alice Gra Cusbodians QL to RJ-Maola Wallace, Janice Johnson, Dorothy Herring. nfia Custodian Henry Stokes f f .V .Q , . 2 2 Q if Arif' q Y 1- .LI , ? J ji? , . f .K 4, 4 La , 4 , . -Qi v?fQ.,. all gfe- - Ke . . ,. X , 3:5 SE IOR Senior class officers are IL to Rl-Wendy Fussell ico-presidentl, Danny Roberson Cco-presidentl, and Wanda Williams Qsecretary-treasurerl. As the 1979-1980 school year opened, seniors eagerly plunged into their last year of high school. Adjusting easily to school changes and new faces, these upperclass- men soon realized the actuality of their seniority. Club activities, sports, and school subjects ac- counted for only a part of the seniors' busy schedules. Ordering graduation materials prompted many seniors to reflect upon their high school years. CLASS OF M S Familiar faces, spontaneous laughter, and shared tears provid- ed each senior with timeless memories. As the year progressed, seniors worked determinedly together in a united effort toward common goals. Anticipation of an exciting future combined with reluctance to leave old routines behind gave the graduating class of 1980 a true realization of the changes in their lives. Seniors: leaders of their school gr 'K.-...f- vt Craig Casteen Alison McGowan ..., i :sing '-,. K W 'H Cynthia Lamb, Renita Boney Rita Page 1 'Nm Seniors anticipate graduation Debbie Lynn Andrews Sheila Barber Gina Bivins Leroy Austin Sebrina Bannerman A -r., R, Susan Basden Tanya Batts Joan Boney Linda Boney Montrina Boney Renita Ann Boney Tony Bowen with mixed emotions Michael Bradshaw Janice A. Brice Gayle Brinkley 'U' Stephen W. Brinkley Edward Brinson Preston Brinson 3 ' Lou Ann Bryan Mitchell Paul Shirley Bryant Seniors participate fully in ff' a N iii A , I Melanie Carawan James Carlton Kenneth Ray Carlton Cynthia Marie Carr Craig Casteen Tammy Cavenaugh 'fi 'r ' K W . ,. A 5 N5 if, 525 M836 6 We Russell C. Cavenaugh m 5,1 A 1 l . 5.41 . a Dennis Chambers Orlando Murray, Cynthia Davane school activities ,mx Craig Chasten Vemette Chester Samuel D. Coston Jackie Cummings - x . : 4 Donise Maria Chasten E K Lesia Corbett Beverly Cottle Anthony Darden Wilhelmenia Chavis Lisa Michelle Corp 4- Herbert G. Cottle E. Clayton Davis Prom becomes focal point of If Cynthia Lynette Devane James Dudley Donald Edwards Kim English Michael English Terry D. English Terry James English Helen Jennifer Faulk Helen Fawe Michael J. Flowers Y Sharon Elaine Floyd Craig M. Fox senior activities in Daniel Craig Fussell Norwoodpssglgitopher Wendy Fussell , L X fi? , , G P ff- 1' ,G f I Shirley Gilbert Shelton Graham Jolanda Y. Graham nf mv Angela Jean Hanchey Faye Hanchey Ronnie B. Hanchey ef un.: n1xK.'YLKXk' Betty Jo Henderson Angela Marie Herring Denise Home Robert Horne Patty Rose Johnson Theresa Ann Johnson I, Beverly Keith Ili Seniors lead school through Felecia M. Horrell Leslie Jane Jessup Sharon Johnson Sidney Johnson Lee Jones Selma Jean Kea Sarah Regenia Kenan Lisha King year of change l ' i' N. 3 W. gb. f q l as Lv .Y X' tx A 1 i 1 l if Susan King Greg Knowles Reginald Evans Lamb Melinda Jane Lee K 14- E Terri Prevatte, Kim English , iii jj Cynthia Lamb John Long l n Alison McGowen Nancy McMillan Seniors begin to plan r y xg I H 5 1 'L' ,' :u i . ug.:-A ., 5 Jennifer Mills Kim Yvonne Mills Richard M. Murphy f-M.. Q M., - Deborah Murray Orlando LeMar Murray Ricky Myers 'I ,' Debra Nelson Janice Newkirk William Newkirk ,.V VT. X Michelle Outlaw Rita Anne Page Mary Susan Phillips their uncertain future Robert Tad Piner Connie Frances Powers Reginald Pratt Q . Terri Prevatte Anita Charlene Rackley Linda Faye Rhodie I' xi Q 'Q ' .nm if I IV' K? Sandra Dee Rich Joy Jenelle Rivenbark Danny Roberson Keith Rogers Kay Sanderson Kim Sanderson S. A. T. proves to be major Lauralee Mae Sapp Q Stanley S. Satchell Brenda Scott Ineta Scott Gloria C. Sistrunk Vic Slaughter 'Q-L9 . L, ii Y A 1- F. Faison Sloan Jamie Darlene Spearman L ff fy-J Melanie Carawan S9 Il nior hurdle Rita Faye Stallings .f ' f sn pf' x 1 Lisa Stone W , l Jill Teachey Kevin Dean Updike Ralph Starling 4 i Wendell Sutton 'a 9' Debbie Garnetta Turner Joseph H. Vilas Jeffrey W. Stevens Donna Teachey . ' A4 ' Y 7 , - S evix 1 1 Ernest Earl Underwood Alvin Douglas Wade Changing senior class leaves Priscilla Wade Edwin Wallace Cindy Wellons A. D. Wells Bill Wells Connie Wells Montrina Boney, Kathy Juhans, Wilhelmenia Chavis imprint on school XNXS' S Debra Lynn Wells Johnny Wells Susan Lynn Whaley Antoinette Eletha Williams - E Johnny Williams, III Joseph Williams N I .x Audrey Young James Young Pam Wells Erwin Williams Wanda Faye Williams Juniors entered the school year with much enthusiasm. Expectancy of new experiences and changes led many juniors to mature, as they realized that more responsibility rested upon them. Standardized testing was an impor- tant part of the year. Preparing for the SAT, many of the students took the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. Another new encounter for the juniors was taking the North Carolina Compe- tency Test. Because the passing of this test is a necessity to graduate, juniors seriously acknowledged the significance of it. Ordering and arrival of class rings was perhaps the most memorable occurrence for many juniors. Other activities, such as club initiations also provided much fun. Daily experiences-happy and sad-revealed to many juniors the changes occurring now and those which would come later. Portia Usher ii' Juniors 3 Dottie Jo Wells, Robin Teachey, Kim Carter, Amberly Cavenaugh .. .. . . .A ., Junior class officers are KL to RJ-Deatrice Farrior fsecretary-treasurer Fabian Bradshaw fco-presidentb, and Bart Brown Kco-presidentj Physics and chemistry challenge L . .4 ,L 3 3 ,4 4. h M A ., IZ.: H-'j .. ., -in 'Wal ., .,,,,,.r..w'L ,...-anim' June Johnson juniors William Allen Mary Atkinson Gwen Austin Pam Bannerman Bryan Barbie Gary Barksdale Jasper Barnes Richard Barnes Rusty Barnhill Forrest Baysden Patricia Bennerman Rebecca Bennerman Sandra Benton Edwin Blanchard Nancy Blossom Edwin Bowden Carol Bradshaw Tony Bradshaw Matt Bray Pamela Brice Bryan Brinson Danny Brinson Bart Brown Cindy Brown Stuart Bryan Darrell Bryant Changing times 8 'K '7 'r --.pf ,V , X ilk xiii!! W , V1 5 H l' l 'f 1 x :ii W X . 1, AF , A 4 b Wi ' E. an kfifif .V l'if:'f . 'Za ' Nw' B N 'fr 4,f.,,,'f, , pose IIGW ffl -jg M f'-if ,-. .- E? f: f,z' .1 .7 5- challenges for junior class 'FEE C IZ, C ff vii Y if N i l I .fx X 1 vigrx? f EU -g f ' .vi 4,9 ' , : I. ,g, ' . H ,ma A ' fe, xl -S 1. V' fftj i ' . . it ' 5 H - 'ltsiflfitf ll 5 ' 1, 1'-'Ulll' K A K if-xg. Q., s -1 Lena Bryant Brent, Caison Brenda Carlton Merian Carlton Bill Carr Ginger Carter Kim Carter Oscara Carter Amberly Cavenaugh Ken Cavenaugh Cynthia Chavis Mike Colwell Travis Coston Danny Davis Mark Davis Wade Dickson Joyce Dixon Nina Dixon Rose Mary Dixon Gene Duncan Deatrice Farrior Alan Fields Norma Floyd Carl Fussell Jonica Gordon Yevette Graham Robert Hall Sheila Hardison Bobby Harvell Melva Hatcher Pam Hatcher Edwin Hawes Competency test forces re-evaluation if fl! ,Ze fi ff- 5- x 1,5-P' S -3 l !,i lilliziiiibf D 7,45 My JW WN, Y' I :,, ' ui. . , .,,, y,:1- A . ff M .,.. i 44.71 ,' 5.108 5 DL, v ,' Atta 'If-, 1 -r 'Q .fel V .af Jil? ' ?5ii555 ,,k N FL ' N'-1, N , 0 - . 4,-.Q-. J 2-fle+f2'Fi:I e 1 l ' X t' ' b y effi E, - A .- f-1,, 1- 5V'e?5'9f '11 U 9? yoy: ,.,'!v f 'V Nl- , wr m I, :fa I , E' 5 .M ,.,,. Rm . . 1117 i L-+:?f'x 'X l 'ish V 'f ' 4' ' -V T1 f '- X, .. 1 V 1 15 , of junior goals nr 3' , , x 1 i If Llsa Henderson Robert Henderson gm 1 Beverly Henry 'X H f Anita Hill , fs. rr . ga-v,f:. , l , h . 1 fi: ' Melony Horrell k , :stiff ' ---' Kelvin Hufiin W -TE Mike Hyatt - Y 5 Vance Jackson X X an -. fl 'Q 'J bl? ' , . , .. I. . 5 'v, 6' Bobby Johnson il.-T 7 7: June Johnson 4 4 ' H .,,-A X 3 Lynn Murray Perry Johnson Sherry Jones Darrell Larkin Sanford Lee Robbie Liles Gracie Lipscomb Ginger Malone Faye Marshbum Kelly Masters Jayne Matthews Jim Matthews Regina Matthews Tracy Matthews Andrea McGee Jill McGowan Cathy McMil1ian Q 1 'N PSAT readies juniors u I ,v ' ' .. , . .'-K. N A K f X i L, 3 E .I O rj 4 'Q v., . i ' I I 'J - 1 ,J sa? A , 3 x5-,: f 5 W ill' 4, Ns. it l gy i 4, M I any x. A 4' ff fn if x li it for -si ,I V tl 531- . 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'l' rv' my vw Gwen Austin 62 l of junior class -4' 4 ,jr sa 5 'av f, L f l 'wveiiia iafrvvtjilzudfvl .L , '-J'-v Tim Simpson, Joseph Lanier fig 'tiff- ' Gloria Raynor Tim Rivenbark Eula Robinson Leon Robinson James Rogers Michael Rouse Diane Sanders Denise Satchell Henry Servance Dewitt Sholar Marty Sholar Tammy Sholar Tim Simpson Wendy Sloan Antonio Smith Charles Sutton Neal Teachey Robin Teachey Patricia Torrans Anthony Twitty Tony Twitty Portia Usher Tommy Uzzell Charles Wade Maturing, changing :-4 .W My V, R h jx -hp! VA- an 1-.lf in f -lin .V 'C'P 3 . 3 K Wray- ' junior class Y Til!-.. in f di . rw -me 'G 4 ff -,ff - 'mm : 1' 'f rT ' 3 1, if Lb 1 i::.,,,i, 1 Y ff!! ,tg Y ix ,, Q , '-Um!! Vf takes on responsibility do .4 iv llfllx i ral . H1 1 'Qi . Zifff .:., 1 YT. ' f r 9' X ' , . .yli 'ii ? A ..Q,' I ji 41 ' f I- Jbg fx, Vi A '- mf Dottie Jo Wells Jennifer Wells Lynn Dee Whaley Katie Wiggins Barbara Williams Dewitt Williams Jackie Williams Kimberly Williams Robert Williams Wanda Williams Laurie Worsley Kevin Wyatt Sophomores Beginning their second year of high school, sophomores quickly settled in to the regularity of school life. As sophomores, they soon became involved in a variety of extracurricular activities, including club and sports activities. Many students took academic courses necessary for college preparation. Also in forethought of college, some so- phomores took the National Education Development Test. Students interested in vocational subjects took such courses as brick-laying, carpentry, and drafting. Change was definitely apparent in the sophomore class. New classes, new teachers, new activities, and a more responsible outlook on life resulted in a successful year for the sophomore class. 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K I Tracy Dudley Walter Dyson Cynthia Edwards Robert Edwards Cynthia English Kimberly English Jeff Ezzell Linda Farrior Wade Farrior Tyrone Fennell Mike Fields Chris Floyd Charlene Futrell Dale Futrell Mike Futrell Darnell Gabriel Rhonda Gantt Keith Gavin Laura Gavin Patsy Gazaleh Teri Gideons Sandy Godwin James Gore Nathan Gore Ray Gurgainous Timmy Gurgainous Carla Hanchey Dana Hanchey Wade Hanchey Michael Hankins Wanda Harmon Patrick Hatchel Janice Hatcher Nancy Hawes Jerome Henderson Hayes Herring Katrina Herring Susan Hines Jamie Hollingsworth David Horrell Ricky Horrell Gloria Houston Angela Jackson Rufus Jackson Tony James Danny Jenkins Billy Jones Brian Jones Leveme Jones Ronnie Juhans Kelvin Keith Randy Kenan Sue Ellen King Darryl Knowles George Lamb John Lamb Franklin Lanier Barbara Lasseter Danica Leonard Vernon Leverett iw Changing World explained to ai Jw ivy? Q ' .X , V N no A CL. gg' . 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E ffl -, ,1 axld , if C., - .qf ' if ,M 1 FV Michael Hankins aw-'N I fn ,li KT ' 1 Q X I L. is l X , 1 a f --. ' . ..1 us. 4 , i. Susie Long Lynn Malone Harold Maready Liston Mathis Leon Maybanks Debra McCallop Bobby McClide Samuel Melvin Carol Miller Cheryl Mobley Sharon Mobley Shelia Mobley Rose Moore Allison Murphy Donna Murphy Gerald Murphy James Murphy Maurice Murphy Wilbert Murray Evelyn Newkirk Maebelle Newkirk Willie Newkirk Tommy Newton Lori Offerman Keith Padgett Stephan Padgett Mike Page Deborah Pate Rose Patrick Ashley Paul Jackie Peterson Jimmy Peterson Roy Peterson William Pike Howard Powell Mark Price Anita Rhodie John Rice Tracy Rich Working sophomores improve va -no 'lf' xi' A 4' ,, an we? f fr:-:Q 1 ' 9 'I' , 4 i f X ' 29 rf . A QP r 1' 3 . f I W P 7 ra ,4 ,D of f L ,M I V . ,fr in Q g y my it .. , Q it Q vlv X to- ,rail N of -. a 5 i. ay l 'A W 'K ,sv . V, M, fi. Q? fl i t V all -We S mi 1' fe , -. T la A W V- , 1 9 ., -- N., 'fn P r 1 V x l Y r 32 ff X V I ' l M , ,. y P i fm Pl William chavis, Bobby McClide 71' 6 ' .,-ax . 2, ' V '- ,. r , mfg' 5. , an ! ,Q -A- y 1 Q y 'W ' VK of -1 . ,r I l X P y , ' PV' l f V w scholastic skills f ge, ,i H 9. R A ' , Q 4 511 ' 1' I- . l I A ,I k K A' AV IJY a E' .,f. K f N i M ff 1 ig x: in i 1 1 2 i f Q. , ., 1, 5 1 , Q' Y s' I' S I-Lx ' 1 ' I fe 1 'A h I 3' f x ' J el' ' h Q 5 ,i .1 . . - 1 -1- ., . l A Y i l X ' L gg l of , - 524 fl ' ff t-5? Y' Y 'S ,V J' 9' X - I0 1'Q I I 5 . I Q V E .- K , l .-, K A .-Q. 1 lf. fi Vin la- S 'Jw f . trtqgx, ' r 1 if: Q., NX fl 0. '15 fs Q42 Se i Y. 4, via, 2 , .. Q I7 -v 1 f 54 'N 5 4 - 1 1. iid V. -M A-5. fc xx xx! . ,Q- Cindy Rivenbark Lynette Rivenbark Valerie Robinson Cynthia Rouse Danny Sanderson Randolph Scott Cindy Sholar Katrina Slaughter Nell Sloan Alonzo Smith Charlie Smith Clifton Smith Terri Smith Joyce Southerland Pam Spearman Tommy Spea.rman Melinda Stokes Dale Sutton Matthew Sutton Mike Swinson Daye Teachey Sidney Thomas Cynthia Toler David Turner Pansey Turner Arleshia Twitty Denise Twitty John 'Nvitty Edgar Tyler Brenda Underwood Sophomores prepare for pf' , ,i ? N1 Kenny Wasson xg fl AA . ,A . . Sam Watson A ,aj 5,3 . -.qs 1- l- Bruce Webb 1 an A F-A 5 Lynn Weeks V ' A I f if , L - Anthony Wells 1 , ,, - 'A-J' 'S ' 5 JA A r , f M 2 If l . xtlglt . 5,.,'g, s Q 51e,,NT,3ife 1 N ' xx, Barbara Wells ,Q S f X e Q Chris Wells - J: ,l gi if 3-4 5 Debbie Wells 4' 5- A ' ' A Gale Wells X 'A W Stephanie Wells f f , Q fl G! a l i A 'i? ?' . ?i5' : ? l W i s gif 'il' ll Susan Wells A fl- R. J. Whaley fiwgiw-F . qi , in F Y X . A 5 - 4 -, 'L . ' 5 'I u Oscar Whitley l Mike Williams N li i f: Q .f x qv . Terry Williams - Todd Williams I fdr 15,5 K VI R , Q. NF fllil Q l . ll? x ' 1 Wanda Williams changing World S . fi as if :T ' W ffvl . - . V ., 1, 4.114 lk ll ' W P M 4 xl 1 Sandy Godwin l l Freshmen Freshmen Freshman class officers are IL to RJ-Tracey Johnson Csecretary-treasurerb, Bert Fussell Ceo-presidentj, and Tony Murphy leo-presidentl. Encountering more change at W-RH than any other class, freshmen enjoyed the new privileges of high school. Adjusting to a different kind of schedule, a different faculty, and new responsibilities, these underclassmen matured through everyday experiences. Although the freshmen's schedules were centered mostly around mandatory courses, each freshman had one elective. Like the sophomores, many of these newcomers chose to take the National Education Development Test as a preparatory measure for this kind of testing. Since club activities were somewhat limited for freshmen, participation and interest in sports occupied much of their time. Exhibiting much physical zeal, the freshmen participated in varsity as well as junior varsity sports. Although change was a necessary part of the '79-80 school year for freshmen, these students adapted easily to the changes and became an important part of the school. 75 New students bring change if .1 it .. l X54 X Patricia Alexander Karen Andrews Qi,y L V ,f - 6 y ., Gwendolyn Barden ' ' ' 4- X- Stephanie Barnes A. A if X . -a - X Barry Batts , ' - P James Batts XX Taj' ll ' 1 'P fi S-Qi? , , A . 5 ' ' X L gl ' . 2, ' i rw as :Li ,x tp, 91615 '.. , D Anna Bennerman N gy, jf ,V vi W- Theohonest Bennerman , 'I '?,.lQ 1 ii? -1 gn i L 4' Jackie Benton g ' h ' -if L 1 M , ' K ' r f Delton Blanchard A A yt' ' 2 'z. 7',5 Q Douglas Blanton , 1 it Ci 2 I John Blanton L U L- , . V, if L, Q , J A. .A . A , g 4 J A 2 l N '21 ia 1- if Michael Boney Carol Bowden ff of r Pam Brice Aleta Brock David Brooks Betty Bryant Daron Bryant l f Norman Bryant W '5 ' 1 'i' 'L+ tt,,+r ' Dean Butts , Aim, y Y ,X i y I -5 1 f .J alone'-nr F. 1 1.1 , fi X 3 K ff Judy Wellons, Wanda Dixon to Wallace-Rose Hill N? -m ' el the .W . xixts li 'LV-rl ' 'A if 'Lu '. f' -1' .4 1 I -V ' 'fi , ,, , f r V. :. Q aff Iv V V EXSHL f l' al ' fl diff? i fig: il 1 '. ' 5 1 fsllzg -x V x rs . yi P, ? A 'N Q . L I . T fr 1 -5.4157 ,ll 'z if-an 3 A .Q R 'Vos wt ' J X ' C7 - E I . if D - l-R 151 iz. A Q i fa- ig E f :I n ' A - I X Q Y w xg if f ' if Q25 V .,- S NX Q' 5, 1 1 .E E , i l Q be li eSfn'.' 3 , 2 W t if! -A, 14 9 is . ,1 .. 5255 551 J Q ' ' - ig' J- ia- A 3 s ' I K aff- ,f' - 1 i x lv. 'f-A 'fi Sf Monica Carawan Charles Carr Helen Carr Richard Carr Glenn Carter Pamela Carter Kathy Cavenaugh Steve Cavenaugh Cassandra Chasten Charlene Chester Terry Clibbons Renee Cody Deborah Conrad Forrestine Coston Rachel Coston Daniel Cottle James Cromity Wanda Dail June Darden Sherman Davis Travis Davis Kevin DeVane Wanda Dixon Regina Dobson Constance Dudley Joseph Eaddy Cynthia Edwards Linda Edwards Mike Evans Robert Evans Judy Ezzell Cliss Farrior Bert Fussell Timothy Fussell Cindy Futrell April Gabriel Kimberly Giddeon William Gilbert Travis Gore Angela Graham Theresa Graham Geraldine Hall Samantha Hall Marie Harris Andy Hatchell Glenda Hatcher David Hawes Lisa Hayes Vickie Hayes Karen Henderson Annie Herring Janet Herring Marcie Hines Barbara Horrell Norran Hughes Jesse James Freshmen encounter new IPVX , x an J it lu- 7 9 :T J ,ries ...Ya an Y, . ,1 af mv' JZ ff F H 5:3 wr' H fn: . 55. ff - .Q-nf.,,x,'.'L if xffsr 135,15 M Q mea ef 3, 11 4 Q ,J K F lla X l SVA. x .V - G r . aela 1 l my UR 1 X fa XY, X, LV -, ' A t a'lA:,7Jx Sli, FZ 'fl M ' ., , iQ Q :lf aims y jim -1' is . L , 'Y y V f K ' ' Q A James Betts difficulties, new experiences , '94 ... A L if ir ef1e ix ij-ral af 4 .Fr Xl -. Q I z Q . , T i If-F, .Q 'uf A x me fi .SF 1. V X ' ,Q X Nina, ,gc N J x J' J Roger Wyatt, Pam Carter Johnnie James Milton James Rose James Sandy James Tammie James Mitchell Johnson Tracey Johnson David Jones Evelia Jones Ricky Jones Elisa Kea Moses Keith Deborah Kenan Donnie Kenan Thurman Kenan Yottie Kenan Ann Knowles Eunice Lamb Michelle Lamb Cindy Lanier Dennis Lanier Rodney Larkin Alex Leach Wendy Lee Renee Leverette Robin Malone Lori Marshburn Glenda Maxwell Barry McGee Patricia McLamb Carol Merritt Carol Miller Kenny Mills Lisa Mills Denise Mobley Cynthia Montague Phyllis Moody Esther Moore Jimmy Moore James Murphy Tony Murphy Angela Newkirk Ilene Newkirk Kevin Norris Alan Outlaw Dewey Pickett Larry Pickett Joseph Pittman Marilyn Pittman Rene Playford Nelson Plummer Ramona Powers Margaret Ray Ronnie Raynor Standardized tests measure fs if W so We 'fr ., .i', , , , W A 1 It i1ltf.Qe ' V , V iii 3 K 7? I A 2' 1 LN , ,GT , , 'XX i ,tn f ' le 52 1 ' ,Mil 54: JUS? L Kirk XT ' an ,,,' ' 1- -my rife a FZ W-,A 1' ' sd fi 4'v2f.--f -ik, -14 vu. gl sz 5533: ,fs CN 621, v4P .1 4.315 W , Q23 S- nr- 5139 Ji . . A yytn like J Q81 QQ K 34 J e ff? av i L W i !r, ff a 'Vi , no 9 ,Q - p , LTL. 59? ' 2 ' Q, A' - E.. ' y , eg. to-Wg X .W iq . A P , g X W X, 3 . 4. K. ,A . L. ff QQ .P 1 I 4 5 f' X 'aw , kgs I t Viv? xg . ' X ,W KIA N .uf .2 fi? L fs.: ' J 'f' T if A rss, y or , .1 'fd W l xi L. freshman ability is l slid 9'.4'- 3 1 ,f if lg,- 5 5 I I 'f ll f. - '- WSJ M x m4iiL7',m. LA .XX I , f f-sz' X levy Q, f, 41 K ,im 'L-v N ' ' J I 1 Q fx-sl '1- 1, 1. I X xg.. x T We NA sf we f-PIG' J gf. :am , 1 J 1. il '3 S I Y - N, I a S 4 I ' K . 1 --' ! wt, .5 .aa 'f5f,'x,' AAF 'X l Wanda Raynor Gene Rivenbark Tracy Rivenbark Cammie Rivers Annie Robinson Willie Rogers Jackie Sanders Rufus Satchell Regina Scott Ricky Sellers Maria Smith Ronald Spearman Bonnie Stalling Amanda Stokes Pearl Strickland Dennis Sutton Shelly Sutton Elaine Swinson Angela Teachey Denise Teachey Scott Teachey Willie Teachey David Thomas Herbie Tucker Cindy Turner Judy Turner Lonnie Turner Mary Wadsworth Patsy Wallace Judy Wellons Lisa Wells Donna Williams Evangaline Williams Ricky Wood David Worsley Roger Wyatt New students become important part of W-RH Reminiscent of the change always occurring at Wallace-Rose Hill, several mentally han- dicapped students were ac- commodated into a new program designed to comply with new federal statutes. Because of the -4 efforts of many people, these students fit well into the changing environment of life at the school. These girls served as student aids for the TMH students: QL to RJ Irene Newkirk, Maebelle Newkirk, Jackie Williams, Carolyn Williams, Jackie Barton. Second row-Geraldine Hall, Cammie Rivers, Diane Sanderson, Clinttonia Thomas, Patricia Alexander, Marie Smith, Tonya Batts, Evangela Williams. . sw.--rv. 9 ' vp L . Q 4 I X Q-' fri? Row 1-Pam Hall, Belinda Raynor, Denise Mclver, Joey Kennedy. Second row-Mrs. Golden Murphy fclassroom aidel, Gregory Wilson, Ronnie Robinson, Mr. George Hanks Cteacherl. Third Row-Buddy Dail, Michael Ward, Randy Piner. FI' S? 2:5 2-ay L f If 1- flair! '41- fl? A Q 1.- as if f Q 1 W B R 3 w. f 'ix l. zz MAJ ... fi- ' Active Student Council Working for the student body, the Student Council sponsored many worthwhile and interesting activities. Tag Day and Lollipop Day were two projects which provided much fun for the students. Active in the community, the Student Council's Christmas Cheer project was also a success. Junior and senior members of the Student Council are CL to Rl, Row 1-Sharon Floyd, Rita Stallings, Michelle Outlaw, Kim Sanderson, Kim Mills, Connie Wells, Row 2-Mrs. Nancy Jordan Cadvisorj, Bevelyn Henry, Sarah Kenan, Deatrice Farrior, Joy McMillan, Wanda Williams, Susan King, Antoinette Williams, Gloria Sistrunk, Beverly Keithg Row 3-Jayne Matthews, Denise Horne, Marceline Powers, Katie Wiggins, Linda Boney, Connie Powers, Lesia Corbett, Craig Chasten, Wendy Fussell, Lou Ann Bryang Row 4-Joseph Vilas, Allen Fields, Tommy Uzzell, Bobby Johnson, Craig Fussell, Bart Brown, Fabian Bradshaw, Danny Roberson, Samuel Coston, Jane Phillips, Mary Susan Phillips. sv Freshman and sophomore members are Calphabeticallyl-Karen Andrews, SuLyn.n Blanton, Renee Carlton, Helen Carr, Gary Cobb, Regina Dobson, Sandy Godwin, Vickie Hayes, Katrina Herring, Tracey Johnson, Su Ellen King, Renee Leverette, Allison Murphy, Ann Newkirk, Nadine Rhodes, Ramona Powers, Maria Smith, Daye Teachey, Patsy Wallace, Sam Watson. 84 l sponsors many projects I Organized and constantly busy, Student Council representatives carried many ideas to the students. By communicating in this way, students were able to voice opinions in school affairs. 's-rf 4.2 W-RH Student Council members listen to a pending question during a meeting. i Student Council officers are QL to RJ-Beverly Keith isecretaryl, Mary Susan Phillips fco-presidentl, Samuel Coston fco-presidentj. Samuel Coston helps conduct W-RH Open House. Girls' and Boys' Monogram Clubs Working diligently to prepare for the annual athletic banquet, the Girls' Monogram Club sponsored several fund-raising projects throughout the year. Such projects included the sale of key rings and the sale of spirit ribbons. Members of the club, along with members of the Boys' Monogram Club, worked at the concession stand during the football season. Probably rr, the most enjoyable and amusing event during the year was the initiation of new members. Active throughout the year, the Girls' Monogram Club was a definite asset to the W-RH athletic program. sd As part of their GMC initiation, Mary Susan Phillips and Antoinette Williams Officers of the Girls' Monogram Club are LL to RJ-Kristy dance for C0U1'tyard onlookers. Montford Cvice-presidentl, Leslie Jessup Cpresidentl, and Sarah Kenan fsec.-treasurerl. 'ur Members of the Girls' Monogram Club are QL to RJ, Row 1-Cynthia Carr, Denise Horneg Row 2-Antoinette Williams, Cindy Wellons, Susan Whaley, Wanda Harmon, Donise Chasten, Lynn Dee Whaley, Debbie Wells, Row 3-Tammy Cavenaugh, Gayle Brinkley, Wendy Fussell, Jill Teachey, Sharon Johnson, Sarah Kenan, Kim English, Kristy Montfordg Row 4-Jennifer Wells, Leslie Jessup, Jayne Matthews. raise money for athletic banquet Ki. I Members of the Boys' Monogram Club are lL to RJ-Clayton Davis, Samuel Coston, Travis Coston, Walter Murphy, Steve Brinkley, Rusty Barnhill, Richard Murphy, Jeff Stevens, Mark Davis, Mr. Fred Burroughs fsponsorlg Row 2-Wendell Sutton, Mitchell Paul, Felix Herring, Leroy Austin, Faison Sloan, Kenneth 'Carlton, Bill Carr, Leon Robinson, Tommy Uzzell, Bobby Johnson, Craig Fussell. -l 5 v I , Qv?2z5:1:'f ,. Q 4.1 .' New members of the Boys' Monogram Club enjoy their initiation. Members of the Boys' Monogram Club of the Boys' Monogram Club are CL to RJ, Row 1-Felix Herring, donated much individual time and effort throughout the year in order to raise money for the athletic banquet. Working at football and basketball concession stands was one way of raising money. Members of the club ordered Bulldog jackets and held a club initiation for new members, an event which provided fun for the entire student body. Johnsong Row 2-Clayton Davis, Rusty Barnhill. Active DECA brings DECA was one of the most active organizations at Wallace-Rose Hill. Activi- ties which DECA participated in included local contests such as public speaking and job interviews, district contests, district and state leadership conferences, and the career development conference in Miami, Florida. Other activities which they participated in were celebrating National DECA week and giving a dance. These many activities allowed D.E. students to develop leadership skills and acquire an understanding of vocations in marketing and distribution. x ,.,l.If 4 -:eg 'li -' ' ' 311521:- ' - 1,3121 . ff-x-1 if gg , Mike Murphy discusses his job application with Mrs. Nancy Waters. DECA Officers are U-1 to Rl, ROW 1-Robin Teachey lVice'P'e9-7' Melinda Lee isec.-treas.Jg Row 2-Gina Bivins fparla.J, Richard Murphy Chistj, Wendy Fussell fpres.l. ,4- Members of DECA are Qalphabeticallyj-Andre Alston, Debbie Andrews, Susan Basden, Gina Bivins, Joan Boney, Tony Bowen, Carol Bradshaw, Mike Bradshaw, Ginger Carter, Craig Casteen, Dennis Chambers, Donise Chasten, Cynthia Chavis, Sharon Cottle, Danny Davis, Wendy Fussell, Helen Faulk, Robert Hall, Felix Herring, Felecia Horrell, Melony Horrell, Vance Jackson, Patty Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Theresa Johnson, Steve Jones, Bobbie Lasseter, Melinda Lee, Faye Marshburn, Lori McClung, Jill McGowan, Cathy McMillian, Michael Murphy, Richard Murphy, Walter Murphy, Ricky Myers, Regina Newkirk, Keith Padgett, Robert Piner, Connie Powers, Charlene Rackley, Delean Raynor, Lauralee Sapp, Vic Slaughter, Wendy Sloan, Terry Smith, Wendell Sutton, Donna Teachey, Robin Teachey, Patricia Torrans, Kevin Updike, Antoinette Williams, Carolyn Williams. Advisor-Robert C. Tart honors to W-RH An active DECA brought many honors to Wallace-Rose Hill. Among these honors were Wendy Fussell's selection as District II President, Melinda Lee's selection as District II vice-president, and Connie Power's second place finish in District Public Speaking competition. W-RH DECA was also awarded the North Carolina DECA Membership Award. P.. A 'ifg yl q A ',. f, V - ' ,i r .tip . w v .f 3 'K H Q. :ii 1 ri. X ' . . 4 ., 15 l, taps. ,. v T 3.-1 1' 1' f ' ' 0 X 4 X , if f' .. si 5 i'-l , ii ff ' Club members anxiously await results of district elections. Sharon Johnson awaits news of contest results. 'qv p , olv 1391111 . P vo.. 4 l .V,,j Qing -x Q ...- DECA members chose Wendy Fussell as Miss DECA. She also won Miss DECA for District II. DECA members listen attentively during a meeting. In 4 -AZ Annual Staff Copy Editor Joseph Vilas writes material to be used in the annual. assumes responsibility Striving toward the production of a memorable yearbook, staff members worked many hours. Raising money through the sale of spirit buttons, bumper stickers, and Bulldog seat cushions helped to promote the production of the annual. Other fund-raising projects included sock hops and the W-RH Annual Staff Radio Show. As the year progressed, staff members realized how worthwhile their efforts were, as various sections combined to form the 1980 REMINISCENCE. -,ff Fa Leslie Jessup and Craig Fox discuss various advertisement layouts, Members of the senior REMINISCENCE staff are CL to Rl, Row 1-Michelle Outlaw, Melinda Lee, Tammy Cavenaugh, Kim Mills, Faye Hanchey, Jennifer Mills, Sandra Richg Row 2-Wendy Fussell, Susan King, Lou Ann Bryan, Leslie Jessup, Gayle Brinkley, Melanie Carawan, Sharon Floyd, Kim Sanderson, Sharon Johnsong Row 3-Mrs. Dianne Wells feditorial advisorl, Joseph Vilas, Ronnie Hanchey, Lesia Corbett, Antoinette Williams, Richard Murphy, Craig Fussell, Mary Susan Phillips, Craig Fox, Mrs. Laura Kenan Cfinancial advisorl. of producing REMINISCENCE Assisting the senior staffers, the junior annual staff learned much in forethought l of future yearbook responsibilities. Help- ing with money-raising projects, the sale of ads, and the actual publication of the book, the junior members proved to be a definite asset to the REMINISCENCE staff. Advisor Mrs. Dianne Wells and junior editor Bobby Johnson discuss a layout. Members of the junior annual staff KL to RJ, Row 1-Gloria Raynor, Robin Teachey, Jennifer Wells, Sherry Jones, Deatrice Farrior, Anita Hillg Row 2-Glen Mobley, Edwin Bowden, Jane Phillips, Ann Davis Oswald, Kelly Masters, Nancy Blossom, June Johnson, Katie Wiggins, Marceline Powers, Bart Browng Row 3-Darryl Bryant, Lisa Hall, Brent Caison, Ginger Carter, Oscara Carter, Faye Marshburn, Alan Fields, Tommy Uzzell, Lena Bryant, Reginald Powell, Bobby Johnson. Spanish Club stimulates language students Playing an active role in the education of students in Spanish, the Spanish Club sponsored activities designed to help students learn more about Latin- American cultures. One of these events was a Upinata fiesta for the introduction of new members. The Spanish Club also sponsored a float in the Wallace Christmas parade. Wallace-Rose Hill Open House, Spanish Club president Vilas addresses a group of parents. 4 71 Officers of the Spanish Club are QL to Rl, Row 1-Lynn Weeks, Sam Watson, In Mexican dress while riding horses, Kim Carter and Sam Watson represent Kim Carter, Row 2-Darryl Bryant, Su Lynn Blanton, Tommy Uzzell, Row the Spanish Club in the Rose Hill Poultry Jubilee. 3-Bobby Johnson, Joseph Vilas, Bart Brown. I Members of the Spanish Club are falphabeticallyj-G. Austin, S. Blanton, B. Brinson, D. Brinson, L. Boney, L. Boney, E. Bowden, J. Bradshaw, M. Bray, C. Brown, T. Brown, A. Bryant, C. Bryant, D. Bryant, L. Bryant, B. Caison, G. Caison, B. Carlton, R. Carlton, G. Carter, K. Carter, O. Carter, L. Clark, N. Dobson, K. English, D. Farrior, A. Fields, M. Futrell, P. Gazaleh, T. Giddeons, S. Godwin, Y. Graham, J. Gurganious, R. Gurganious, L. Hall, N. Hanchey, P. Hatchell, C. Hatcher, M. Hatcher, A. Herring, K. Herring, L. Jessup, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Jones, S. Jones, S. King, D. Larkin, L. Lee, S. Lee, C. MacMillan, T. Malone, H. Maready, K. Masters, M. Melville, K. Mills, G. Mobley, S. Mobley, A. Murphy, D. Murphy, D. Murphy, D. Nelson, L. Offerman, A. Oswald, M. Page, J. Peterson, J. Phillips, C. Powers, M. Powers, R. Powers, J. Rice, T. Rich, M. Rivenbark, J. Saunders, G. Sistrunk, N. Sloan, W. Sloan, M. Swinson, D. Teachey, N. Teachey, R. Teachey, C. Toler, B. Underwood, T. Uzzell, J. Vilas, S. Watson, C. Wellons, D. Wells, D. J. Wells, J. Wells, L. Wells, S. Wells, L. Whaley, K. Wiggins, A. Williams, K. Williams, R. Williams, W. Williams, L. Worsley. Spanish achievers enter SHS Honoring those students who proved themselves talented in Spanish, the Enrique Jose' Varona chapter of the Spanish Honor Society was established in 11971 through the efforts of its sponsor, Mrs. Estrella Vega. Yearly, in a meaning- ful ceremony, the officers of the organiza- tion induct members who have an average lof 90 or above in Spanish after one and ,one-half years of study. l SHS members Joseph Vilas and Jennifer Mills observe Mrs. Vega's Spanish-American bulletin board. .....4 vvw-vi , . 1 - llembers of the Spanish Honor Society are IL to Rl, Row 1-Lou Ann Bryan, Tammy Cavenaugh, Melinda Lee, Mary Susan Phillips lim Sanderson, Melanie Carawan, Jennifer Mills, Row 2-Wanda Williams, Connie Powers, Kim Mills, Joseph Vilas, Craig Fox usan King, Leslie Jessup, Rita Page, Debra Nelson. l l FFA members learn farming skills In many ways, the W-RH chapter of the Future Farmers of America served as a way through which students of agriculturally-oriented courses could serve their school and community. Besides having a chicken cook-out using chickens raised at school, they organized a community clean-up project and a car wash. The club also received national recognition in the national Future Farming magazine about their poultry- raising project. ff 'R Y' 'L x Members of the FFA are Calphabeticallyl-G. Barksdale, G. Barden, E. Basden, B. Batts, J. Batts, D. Bell, S Bennerman, J. Blanton, J. Brice, D. Bryant, K. Cavenaugh, R. Cavenaugh, J. Chester, L. Corbett, S. Coston, J Cummings, M. Davis, T. English, M. Flowers, W. Gilbert, J. Gore, S. Graham, D. Hanchey, L. Hayes, J. Henderson J. Hollingsworth, D. Horne, G. Knowles, V. Leverette, N. MacMillan, S. Melvin, K. Mills, R. Myers, W. Pike, D Piner, J. Playford, P. Powers, L. Rhodie, E. Rivenbark, T. Rivenbark, S. Satchell, M. Sholar, V. Slaughter, W. Sloan C. Smith, Co. Smith, G. Sutton, R. Thomas, D. Turner, T. Twitty, C. Wade, C. Wells, A. Williams, D Williams. FFA officers are KL to RJ-Janice Brice, Russell Cavenaugh, Antoinette Williams, FFA members selected Lesia Corbett as Miss FFA. John Blanton, Mark Davis, Kenny Mills, Mr. C. J. Barnes Cadvisorl. 94 I VICA motivates vocational students The Wallace-Rose Hill chapter of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America began the 1979-1980 school year by having various officers attend the District ll Officers' Workshop in Laurinburg, N.C. Other activities which VICA has participated in included giving a Christmas party for the TMH students and conducting a Teacher Tour Day, which consisted of VICA members giving tours to various teachers throughout the shop. VICA members also attended the District Il Skills Contest in New Bern, N.C. Aw-at Officers of VICA are KL to RJ-Helen Faulk, Clayton Davis, Anita Scott, Brenda as M. S VICA Scott, Debbie Turner. ls ' Bevelyn Henry was selected -I A I. 7 B any f, . A .,' .. 1 N. 1.4 ' 1' , If ' fl: Lf . V If ffg ll' W ,X , IBB! , 'Members of VICA are Kalphabeticallyl-William Allen, Leroy Austin, Rusty Barnhill, James Carlton, Meriam Carlton, Cynthia Carr, Phillip Carter, Craig Casteen, Gary Cobb, Cheryl Conrad, Travis Coston, Clayton Davis, Helen Faulk, Micheal Flowers, Chris Fussell, Shirley Gilbert, Carl Hall, Bevelyn Henry, Denise Home, David Horrell, Danny Jenkins, Fred Johnson, Mitchell Johnson, Sarah Kenan, Thurman Kenan, Darell Larkins, Rodney Larkins, Gracie Lipscombe, Wendell Love, Joy McMillian, Pernell Murphy, Janice Newkirk, Carl Perkins, Joseph Pittman, Macio Plummer, Cindy Rivenbark, Danny Sanderson, Stanley Satchell, Anita Scott, Brenda Scott, Randolph Scott, Ralph Starling, Jeff Stevens, David Turner, Debbie Turner, Ernest Underwood, Anthony Wells, Johnny Wells, Erwin Williams, Joseph Williams, Kevin Wyatt. Performing during a pep rally, the W-RH Band's Flag Squad gives an excellent show. Wallace-Rose Hill Band performs admirably Providing entertainment at football games and pep rallies, the W-RH District Band displayed musical excel- lence. The addition of a flag and rifle squad improved the bandis appeal. On Band Day, band members participated in area competition. Band members play admirably for the student body. ..,.,l Members of the band and color guard are Calphabeticallyj-Donald Boney, Kenneth Boney, Ronald Boney, Terrel Boney, Carol Bowden, Janice Brice, Charles Carr, Gary Cobb, Jennifer Costin, Timothy Creel, Gene Duncan, Cynthia English, Tony Evans, Chris Floyd, Keith Gavin, Alice Graham, Wanda Harmon, Andy Hatchell, Bevelyn Henry, Angela Herring, Ricky Horrell, Elisa Kea, Michelle Lamb, Reggie Lamb, Cynthia Lanier, Alex Leach, Glenda Maxwell, Carol Merritt, Mark Murphy, Tony Murphy, Janice Newkirk, Jackie Peterson, Marilyn Pittman, Margaret Ray, Leon Robinson, Willie Teachey, Clintonia Thomas, Marybeth Wadsworth, Barbara Williams, Kevin Wyatt, Roger Wyatt. 96 w a .4 , i f 5 1 5 I Successful Chorus entertains community Displaying obvious talents, Chorus members worked steadily throughout the year to advance musical skills. At Christmas, a unique concert revealed many hours of practice. Musical ability of W-RH Chorus members again became apparent as many won All- County Chorus honors. Lori Marshbum was selected Miss Chorus. Officers of the Chorus are CL to RD Cynthia Carr, Reginald Lamb, Robert Horne, and Patricia l Bennerman. ,Members of the Chorus are falphabetically-William Allen, Brian Barbee, Gwen Barden, Jackie Barden, Jasper Barnes, Angela Bennerman, Charles lBennennan, Patricia Bennerman, Matt Bray, Pam Brice, David Bryant, Cynthia Carr, Helen Carr, Montrina Carr, Glenn Carter, Lesia Corbett, Cynthia 'Devane, Tracey Dudley, Tyrone Durham, Michael English, Tony Evans, Anna Hall, Sheila Hardison, Angela Herring, Felix Herring, Denise Horne, Robert lHome, Kathy Juhans, John Lamb, Michelle Lamb, Reginald Lamb, Cindy Lanier, Lori Marshburn, Phyllis Moody, Pernell Murphy, Ann Newkirk, Janice 'Newkirk, Maebelle Newkirk, Rose Patrick, Samuel Pittman, Connie Powers, Felecia Pratt, Reginald Pratt, Leon Robinson, Cynthia Rouse, Denise Satchell, Stanley Satchell, Anita Scott, Wayne Teachey, Kevin Updike, Priscilla Wade, Edwin Wallace, Regina Wells, William Wells, Carolyn Williams. Homemaking important to FHA members Having approximately seventy-five members, W-RH Future Homemakers of America was very active in events involving the school and community. Besides sending representatives to meetings in Kinston and Raleigh, they elected a Mr. and Miss FHA, and observed National FHA Week. They also participated in many Christmas projects, as well as representing themselves in the Wallace Christmas Parade. FHA Officers 819 CL to Rl, ROW l-Barbara Williams, Patty J0hl'lS0l'l5 Members of the Future Homemakers of America elected Gloriz ROW 2-Kathy Jllllfmsy Willlelmellla Cl'l3Vl5y Helen Faulks ROW Sistrunk and Alexander Carlton as Miss and Mr, FHA. 3-Craig Chasten. Alexander Carlton, Johnny Williams. 6 ix ps -.- LE QP' -ry n, ,'.,,,, f, . ,A Members of the FHA are falphabeticallyy-S. Bannerman, S. Barns, S. Barnes, J. Boney, M. Boney, J. Price, P. Brinson, H. Brown, S. Bryant, A. Carlton, J. Carlton, K. Carlton, M. Carlton, R. Carlton, D. Carney, C. Chasten, D. Chasten, I. Chasten, R. Chasten, C. Chavis, W. Chavis, J. Coston, C. Devane, J. Dixon, N. Dixon, R. Dixon, C. Dudley, C. Edwards, H. Faulk, A. Graham, E, Graham, T. Graham, A. Hall, B. Henry, A. Herring, B. Herring, A. Hill, W. Hillard, F. Horrell, P. Johnson, S. Johnson, T. Johnson, K. Juhans, E. Kea, S. Kea, B. Keith, L. King, B. Lane. V. Lazenby, G. Lipscomb, A. McGowan, C. Murphy, D. Murray, O. Murray, M. Newkirk, C. Peterson, C. Powers, C. Rackley, L. Rhodie, S. Rich, L, Sapp, G. Sistrunk, J. Stallings, D. Teachey, P. Wade, P. Walker, D. Whitley, A. Williams, B. Williams, C. Williams, E. Williams, Ja. Williams, Jo. Williams, A. Young. 98 S honors academic leaders T ': .s.. g,...-M ,,..'-- 4. , ,ill r sax if .. X F, ' x. Q' I gm VWNVW ! W , ai7i'tT?:1':f Exif: ' - ' - Ax' -gi sifiniizt. 1.5, 5 , ,- ,y ' if i A ' v ' S ' r A rf 5 fun'- fv ki' Kea Q A AX, it ,1 , r, V . Qi l I JJ f lil-'ff .5-44.5, 1 officers are Melanie Carawan, vice-president, Joseph Leon Robinson feels humiliation after being president, and Connie Wells, secretarv. initiated into the National Honor Society. Through various activities, the National Honor Society tried to improve school life. Some of their activities included a cupcake sale, the purchase of a floral arran- gement for the teacher's lounge, and the club's assistance to Huyah ngoc Le, a new Vietnamese student. The club also gave a program to initiate new members. These new members, all juniors, were Matt Bray, Cindy Brown, Bart Brown, Brent Caison, Oscara Carter, Gene Duncan, Bobby Johnson, Ann Davis Oswald, Jane Phillips, Gloria Raynor, Leon Robinson, Robin Teachey, Tommy Uzzell, and Katie Wiggins. Senior NHS members are CL to RJ, Row 1-Melinda Lee, Tammy Cavenaugh, Faye Hanchey, Kim Mills, Sharon Floyd, Jennifer Mills, Connie Wellsg Row 2-Mary Susan Phillips, Antoinette Williams, Lou Ann Bryan, Rita Page, Anthony Darden, Wanda Williams, Leslie Jessup, Row 3-Mrs. Asha Watson Cadvisorl, Joseph Vilas, Craig Fussell, Melanie Carawan, Kim English, Debra Nelson, Craig Fox, Mitchell Paul. 99 Bus drivers deliver students safely Bus drivers assumed the respon- sibility of transporting students to and from school. The busing system involved students from the elemens tary, junior high, and high school. Terry English waits for his students to board the bus. ,5,w.43.. -, .. 'W 2 Mg, ,,.. ,c,,yf,. .-2 . , Bus drivers are falphabeticallyb-Leroy Austin, Sheila Barber, Gary Barksdale, Jasper Barnes, Rusty Barnhill, Forrest Baysden, Kenny Blanton, Preston Brinson, Alexander Carlton, Craig Chasten, Donise Chasten, Lisa Corp, Travis Coston, Walter Dyson, Terry English, Helen Faulk, Helen Fawe, Shirley Gilbert, Belton Herring, Robert Horne, Ricky Hon-ell, Sidney Johnson, Leverne Jones, Sarah Kenan, Beverly Murphy, Richard Murphy, William Newkirk, Reginald Powell, Tim Rivenbark, Danny Robinson, Leon Robinson, Stanley Satchell, Henry Servance, Gloria Sistrunk, Pam Spearman, Portia Usher, Johnny Williams, Jimmy Young. 100 Ei E Office assistants provide needed help Aiding the student body and the office faculty, office assistant proved valuable in many ways. By giving up their study halls to help in this area of the school, these students gained much experience in office work. -rr . fx X X' Lisa Henderson Ends a student's schedule for Shirley Gilbert. J -iT 7 ,pi assistants are CL to RJ-J. C. Playford, Helen Brown, Charlene Futrell, Brenda Carlton, Sherry Jones, Laurie Worsley, Allison Murphy, Wendy Tammy Sholar, Joy McMillan, Sheila Hardison, Carol Bowden, Timothy Fussell. Library Club helps inquisitive students Whether a place for quiet study or a place where needed T' Vance Jackson operates a filmstrip viewer for Daye Teachey. Library club officers are IL to RJ+Rita Page fpresidentj, Jamie Spearman ftreasurerj, and Lisa Stone fvice-presidentj. Members of the Library Club are Calphabeticallyl-Mike Bradshaw, Sheila Casteen, Cheryl Conrad, Dale Futrell, Laura Gavin, Kim Gideon, Wanda Harmon, Vance Jackson, Jimmy Moore, Rita Page, Felecia Pratt, Cindy Rivenbark, Jamie Spearman, Lisa Stone, Pearl Strickland. 102 information could be found, the library was always 5 available for the W-RH student body and faculty. Library E assistants spent much time helping students and keeping Q the library organized. E 3 Math Club shows students fun of math lf S ,. X X A 0 The W-RH Math Club devoted itself primarily to introducing new mathematical concepts to its members. Many students enjoyed the new problems, which enriched their knowledge of the changing, yet constant, world of mathematics. Club officers are KL to Rl, Row 1-Kim Williams, Bart Brown, Row English, Edwin Bowden. of the Math Club are Calphabeticallyl-Pam Bannerman, Carol Bowden, Edwin Bowden, Fabian Bradshaw, Matt Bray, Bart Brown, Cindy Brown, Bryant, Lena Bryant, Brent Caison, Monica Carawan, Brenda Carlton, Renee Carlton, Charles Carr, Kim Carter, Cheryl Conrad, Debra Conrad, Ann Diaz, Emie Dixon, Nathaniel Dobson, Regina Dobson, Tracy Dudley, Joseph Eaddy, Kim English, Deatrice Farrior, Michael Fields, Teri Giddeons, Godwin, Jimmy Gurganis, Wade Hanchey, Sheila Hardison, Vickie Hayes, Katrina Herring, Anita Hill, Bobby Johnson, Randy Kenan, Renee Leverette, Mike Melville, Lisa Mills, Glen Mobley, Sharon Mobley, Allison Murphy, Dennis Murphy, Donna Murphy, Timothy Murphy, Lori Offerman, Page, Jackie Peterson, Reginald Powell, Marceline Powers, Felecia Pratt, Ronnie Raynor, Tracy Rich, Cindy Rivenbark, Leon Robinson, Faison Nell Sloan, Denise Teachey, Neil Teachey, Judy Turner, Portia Usher, Tommy Uzzell, Joseph Vilas, Antoinette Williams, Kimberly Williams. O Club activities provide change in routine Robin Teachey demonstrates DECA techniques. New members of the Boy's Monogram Club undergo initiation. MM. ' 'Y-QL..- Members of the Spanish Club present a book to new Vietnamese student Huyah ngoc Le. 104 - E . ' ' ,A ip, A fa if ef' 5, Clubs were definitely an important aspect of the 1979-1980 school year. Leaders of various organizations brought important changes which allowed club activities to run more smoothly. Participation in these activities enabled students to gain personal satisfaction from worthwhile projects. 1 , E ' . f 'L Clayton Davis speaks for the Boy's Monogram Club during open house. Bobby Johnson reluctantly endures NHS initiation. OWCIJHQ FU Outstanding girls' tennis team Members of the girls' tennis team are CL to RJ, Row 1-Kristy Montford, Mary Susan Phillips, Lori Offerman, Debbie Wellsg Row 2-Jill Teachey, Susan Whaley, Jane Phillips, Cindy Wellons, Judy Wellons, Mrs. Linda Burroughs Ccoachl. Finding it difficult to improve on the i excellent 1978 season, the W-RH girls' 1 tennis team rose to the occasion by compiling a perfect record. They also sent one member, Kristy Montford, to regional competition in Goldsboro, N.C. Because of the large number of seniors, the team possessed a sense of maturity which helped it during the season. The team's fine play brought pride to the members themselves and to the school. No. 2 seed Susan Whaley. Wins conference title Jill Teachey Mary Susan Phillips Jane Phillips OPPONENT W-RH Clinton ............. ........ 6 East Duplin ........ ........ 8 James Kenan ......... ........ 9 North Duplin ......... ........ 9 Clinton ................ ........ 6 East Duplin ........... ........ 8 James Kenan ......... ........ 7 North Duplin ......... ........ 9 OPP. 3 1 0 0 3 1 2 0 N. .u.. 'ri ', -1 'JY ' - lt X' 'Q' ' 'a' , -. we-'vg'f'?.3gf hut, .A -V... 7 :- ' 1 ' K ix pe. R , .L sh W - Q , ii L ' 1 . ,rl 5 p-4iIL.....---ee 14- No. 1 seed Kristy Montford l 107 Cheerleading squads keep Varsity cheerleaders are KL to RJ, Row 1-Tammy Cavenaugh, Usher, Amberly Cavenaugh, Miriam Carlton, Jonica Gordon Amberly Cavenaugh applauds a fine play for the Bulldogs. Members of Wallace-Rose Hill were lucky to have a dedicated group of excellent spirit raisersf' The varsity cheerleading squad spent much time and effort in making up new cheers and organizing pep rallies. They also displayed their skills by winning many ribbons at cheerleading camp during the summer. a Sarah Kenang Row 2-Oscara Carter, Deatrice Farrior, Portia Brenda Carlton, Denise Horne. E Sarah Kenan and Tammy Cavenaugh were cheerleading co-captains. school spirit high X ,qi 3,-tg ., K., . X-,H -. b. Q, fif- N Members of the J. V. cheerleaders are IL to Rl-Helen Carr, Teresa Graham, Daye Teachey, Ann Newkirk, Mary Ann Diaz, Katrina ' , , rs, veline Newkirk. Herring Renee Carlton Ramona Powe E Daye Teachey Helen Carr Another group of excellent allies for Bulldog team members were the junior varsity cheerleaders. Their pep and zeal was appreciated by the students. They cheered at all J .V. games, as well as during pep rallies and other occasions. Their fine work was a big factor in the W-RH sports program. New Coaches bring change s l Varsity football players and coaches are CL to RJ-Mr. Carl Brock fasst. coachl, Milton James, Leon Robinson, Darryl Bryant, Harold Maready, Tommy Uzzell, Craig Casteen, Bert Fussell, Mr. Dave Boyle icoachlg Row 2-Donald Edwards, Mike Melville, Faison Sloan, Robert Williams, Wendell Sutton, Terry English, Mike Bradshaw, Greg Knowles, Preston Brinson, Mr. Fred Burroughs iasst. coachjg Row 3-Johnny Wells, Mark Davis, Earnest Underwood, Darryl Knowles, Steve Brinkley, Clayton Davis, Alan Fields, Jim Matthews, Bill Carr. Although suffering a disappointing i season, a changing football team, the varsity Bulldogs, gained a great deal l from their experiences. In addition to the athletic skills developed, many members gained a closeness which i lasted throughout the year. Two new coaches, Mr: Carl Brock and Mr. ' Dave Boyle, gave new ideas to this 'I team of hard-fighting young men, 1 whom the school supported through- l out the season. l l i i i 1 gi i Perry Johnson gets off a punt despite the opposing team's rush. i 110 l to W-RH football program After gaining tough yardage, a W-RH player is brought down. Johnny Wells runs away from defenders. Gripping the ball, Terry English eludes opponents Team members Work hard WLRH OPPONENT 0 Southern Wayne 14 Pender 8 Richlands 6 South Lenon 36 East Duplin 8 Lakewood 22 North Duplin 6 James Kenan 22 Clinton 12 Pender SCORE 39 6 21 27 44 35 35 36 55 51 During a home game, Rusty Barnhill runs back a punt. 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Murphy, Mike Futrell, Kenny Mills, Alan Outlaw, Kevin Norris, Ricky Wood, Liston Mathis, Row 2-Steve Robinson fasst. coachl, Jimmy Gurganious, Willie Gilbert, Jimmy Batts, Steven Cavenaugh, Delton Blanchard, Robert Evans, Randy Hubbard, Marion Eaddy, Greg Casteen, Bobby McClide, Mike Owens, Rufus Satchellg Row 3-Mr. Carl Uzzell Ccoachl, Jimmy Moore, Jessie James, Sidney Thomas, Wade Farrior, Bruce Webb, Mark Price, Todd Williams, Mike Williams, Kevin Devone, David Worsley, Herbie Tucker, Mr. Freddie Herring Cassist. coachl. Experiencing their most promising season ever, the J.V. football team gained valuable experience for future play. Despite a disappointing record, the team played with great intensity and with a new attitude toward the game. This attitude was brought about partly by a new coaching staff. It allowed the players to face adversity without giving up. This philosophy was a definite asset to the team during the season. Walter Dyson gaines needed yards for the Bulldogs. lv 5 Wade Farrior watches a play from the sideline. OPPONENT Pender Richlands South Lenoir East Duplin Lakewood North Duplin James Kenan Clinton Pender W-RH 6 6 6 6 12 13 22 7 6 OPP. 38 6 6 40 6 20 46 26 41 W-RH players struggle through a mass of opponents. An opposing player is tackled in the backfield by a Bulldog defender. Aspiring boys' varsity basketball L hm' Members of the boys' varsity basketball team are KL to RJ, Row 1-Andrea McGee Mike Melville William Newkirk Mr. Hollie Brown fcoachl Stanle 1 , , Y Satchell Terry English, Alexander Carltong Row 2-Craig Chasten, Rusty Barnhill, Fabian Bradshaw, Robert Horne, Perry Johnson, Leroy Austin Forrest Baysden Joseph Williams, Tobias Brown. With a winning season, the varsity boys' team had a successful year. Coach Hollie Brown guided the team to a 13-7 record during regular season play. They also tied for second in the conference. The confidence and experience of the many senior members definitely helped the team throughout the season. The team members improved their basketball skills and developed true sportsmanship during the year. Alexander Carlton shoots over a Pender player team has Winning season Forrest Baysden puts in two more points for the Bulldogs. Helpless Tigers look on as Stanley Satchell shoots Bulldog basketball team provides Andre McGee shoots over a Tiger defender. Rusty Ba.mhill, Craig Chasten, Leroy Austin, and Fabian Bradshaw wait for a chance to enter the Shooting, William Newkirk towers over the game, basket. excitement for cheering fans l W-RH OPPONENT SCORE 71 N. Brunswick 63 l 58 Union 56 i 60 N. Brunswick 57 61 South Lenior 67 77 East Duplin 72 51 Richlands 56 68 Lakewood 66 73 Pender 81 62 East Duplin 53 61 James Kenan 57 1 86 Clinton 99 i 62 Pender 58 69 South Lenior 78 l 54 East Duplin 47 p 68 Richlands 57 76 Lakewood 58 1 74 James Kenan 55 , 76 Clinton 86 69 Pender 72 Mike Melville attempts a shot over an opponent. Forrest Baysden looks for an open man to pass the ball tO. l 1 Lady Bulldogs finish second in Members of the Girls' basketball team are QL. to Rl-Mr. Earl Teachey fcoachj, Jayne Matthews, Kim English, Gwen Austin, Lisa Wells, Leslie Jessup, Mary Susan Phillips, Steve Robinson Qassist. coachlg kneeling-Montrina Carr, Angela Barksdale, Lynn Dee Whaley, Margaret Rae, Bonita Chasten. Wallace-Rose Hill was very proud of their girls' basketball team. These girls were ranked second in the East Central Conference, and tenth in Eastern North Carolina, at the end of regular season play. Steve Robinson, as new assistant coach, brought change to an already excellent team. Their hard work, plus competition within the team, helped them to improve throughout the year. l Tri-captains of the girls' team are Mary Susan Phillips, Kim English, and Leslie Jessup. conference in regular season play Kim English scores two more points for W-RH. Gwen Austin grabs an important rebound. Mary Susan Phillips chases a loose ball Competition improves girls' WLRH OPPONENT 77 ' N. Brunswick 56 Union 69 N. Brunswick 40 Union 41 South Lenior 55 East Duplin 65 Richlands 56 Lakewood 48 James Kenan 60 Clinton 72 Pender 51 South Lenior 45 East Duplin 68 Lakewood 62 Richlands 42 James Kenan 73 Clinton 56 Pender Looking for an open teammate, Leslie Jessup dribbles the ball down court. skills SCORE 39 41 45 51 38 40 53 54 55 40 40 54 52 49 56 34 43 46 Jayne Matthews is fouled by an over-aggressive opponent 122 Youthful J. V. team works hard XXX Members of the J. V. basketball team are QL to Rl, Row 1-Jessie James, Michael Evans, Franklin Lanier, Mr Carl Brock lcoachj Matthew Sutton, Bert Fussell, Rufus Satchell. Row 2-Ronald Boney, Nelson Plummer, Milton James, Wilbert Murray, Nathaniel Dobson J xmmy Stevens Liston Mathis. Michael Evans shows fine dribbling skills as he evades an opposing player. After shooting, Franklin Lanier is fouled by the opponent. Finishing second in conference rankings, the junior varsity basket- ball team worked hard for its many wins. A change in the athletic staff brought Mr. Carl Brock to the coaching position. Displaying much talent, these players showed promise for future varsity play. Junior Varsity proud of winning season W-RH 58 49 24 43 73 52 32 69 43 66 55 71 49 72 63 21 61 69 OPPONENT N. Brunswick Union N. Brunswick Union South Lenior East Duplin Richlands Lakewood James Kenan Clinton Pender South Lenior East Duplin Lakewood Richlands James Kenan Clinton Pender SCORE 45 43 28 50 61 51 45 60 31 65 60 55 60 59 50 19 46 71 Matthew Sutton passes over a Clinton player. Milton James protects the ball from opposing players who attempt a steal. s T U D EL NI TF E Kevin Updike and Reginald Lamb enjoyed representing Wallace-Rose Hill at a summer chorus camp. M iriam Annual staff members who attended Press Institute are KL to RJ: Row 1-Sharon Floyd, Faye Hanchey, Susan Whaley, Row 2-Leslie Jessup, Melanie Carawan, Mary Susan Phillips, Gayle Brinkley, Row 3-Craig Fox, Bobby Johnson, Craig Fussell, Joseph Vilasg Row 4-Kim Mills, Michelle Outlaw, Jill Teachey, Kim Sanderson. 126 Summer programs enrich 3 E N Attending cheerleading camp were IL to RJ: Deatrice Farrior, Amberly Cavenaugh, Denis Horne, Sarah Kenan, Brenda Carlton, Tammy Cavenaugh, Oscara Carter, Portia Usher, an Carlton. , Edwin Wallace, William Newkirk, and Stanley Satchell learned importan basketball techniques at summer basketball camp. W educational opportunities 11 During the summer, Gwen Austin attended basketball camp to improve her skills. 3 After being selected DAR Good Citizen, Mary Susan Phillips receives an .official insignia from her mother, Mrs. Lorraine Phillips. Many students brought honors to W-RH by representing the school in various summer programs. Whether academic or athletic, these programs allowed individuals to expand their interests. Change again became appar- ent as students returned with added insight and maturity. .,,4,J Definitely improving his abilities, Terrell Boney attended band camp. V 7'-e Attending football camp helped im- prove Tommy Uzzell's skills. Attending the prestigious North Carolina Governor's School enlightened the lives of Craig Fox and Joseph Vilas. Ll ks 127 Students participate in local parades Many Wallace-Rose Hill students ap- peared in the Wallace Christmas Parade. Among the units were the Homecoming float, the Spanish Club float, the REMINISCENCE car, and the W-RH cheerleaders. Providing entertainment for onlookers, the Wallace-Rose Hill District Band played a variety of songs. These students helped to make W-RH a part of the parade and to get the school involved in the community. Entertaining community members, the W-RH District Band plays in the Wallace Christmas parade. :cf - W-RH cheerleaders show their spirit while riding on one of many cars in the parade. si, if 'C COCPERHIVE SNHRG Y- lap Representatives of the Spanish Club display unique types of Latin-American dress. 128 Student body enjoys spirit Week Stone and Felecia Hon-ell enjoy ughouling around during spirit -A. Dressing as Halloween creatures, Cindy Wellons and Jill Teachey enjoy Spirit Week activities. Students immensely enjoyed Spirit Week as they dressed up in various costumes throughout the week. Hat Day, Disneyland Day, STAR WARS Day, and Orange and Black Day provided a change for the entire student body. Experiencing reversal of roles, Samuel Coston cheers the girls during the Powder Puff football game. Besides the different days of dressing in costumes, a Powder Puff football game was held. Members of the Girls' Mono- gram Club played a game of touch football while members of the Boys' Monogram Club acted as cheerleaders. On Friday, a pep rally, the homecoming game, and the homecoming dance brought an end to another W-RH homecoming. ai Underclassmen form important part Respected by the freshman class members, Deatrice Williams had a special way of getting along with others. Her quiet, dignified character combined with her caring manner made Deatrice a unique choice for freshman attendant. ,gf- H ' 4' Outgoing and friendly, Sam Watson enthusiastically participated in a variety of activities at W-RH. Sam's other interests ranged from music to horses. She was definitely a well-chosen representative for the sophomore class. Blessed with many talents, Lisa Mills possessed a special creativity which allowed her hobbies to expand in many areas. Lisa's carefree, amiable nature made her a natural choice for freshman representative. NN of homecoming court A truly involved person, Katie Wiggins participated in varying areas of school life. Calm and easy-going, Katie possessed a warm-hearted personality which easily allowed her to gain the respect of the members of the junior class. Possessing a reserved manner, Angela Barksdale confidently strove for certain goals. Angela's self-assurance, serenity, and poise exemplified her leadership in the sophomore class. Studious and dedicated, Jane Phillips revealed an optimistic outlook on life. Her natural charm became apparent through participation in school organizations. Jane's good-natured manner enhanced her personality as a junior attendant. ..., 2-as -15 01- Beauty typifies members Always ready to laugh, Wilhelmenia Chavis had a unique sense of humor which enabled her to make friends easily, Wilhelmenia's spontaneous smile and easygoing disposition enabled her to be selected as a senior homecoming attendant. Poised Kathy Juhans exhibited a confident and versatile personality. With a serious and humorous side to her character, Kathy possessed a very in- dividual charm which enabled her to represent the senior class well. Carefree Rita Page displayed a glowing character which allowed her to face everyday problems with a srnile. Her many outstanding qualities, along with her cheerful personality, made her an excel- lent choice for senior attendant. of homecoming court 'Qs-.k. i ,F 4 I -4 ij M ,..-.- fif'f7?f6iQi Si-f if 54 vb 1 x ff? A !'1',-In 1 .w :fg :far My .sw .2 25:2 ' ff'3?'ft?? 13'V:T'1 1 'I1 . -5 Wendy Fussell-Homecoming Queen ,4-H Lovely Wendy Fussell represented well the qualities of homecoming queen. Involved in various organizations, Wendy had many responsibilities throughout the year. Wendy's school spirit, together with her outgoing personality and natural beauty, made her deserving of this honor. Peers select W-RH Outstanding Seniors X! l. Possessing a unique sense of humor, Kim English displayed many outstanding qualities. Playing basketball and softball, she was an important participant in the W-RH sports program. These many activities, along with her friendly personality, earned her the admiration of her classmates. 1 ii .'.- 5 , ltd lx vxh in , ez '7 X . Qui . , f' all , Ky. 'og - .. ,. is ' 'ff 5 'L f -' , bfi l 'I 3 ,Q NX I Ei Z' If-...i.2ij ,f-rf' , --1 .xsr KK -'-'lvv-4 X ' - Q. 3-0, 7' . ky. . 5211 -E.. lift 5 :F E iff. I li ff il l'h 'i':'2i' f as ' Outgoing, straightforward Terry English was a good candidate for outstanding senior. His talents in basketball, football, and baseball, combined with his agreeable personality, justified his selection. gnu... ..-N , Left: Being a popular person around the school, Samuel Coston was a natural choice for outstanding senior. He served as a co-president of the student council during his senior year, as well as being a class officer his freshman year. Samuel also had a pleasing, quiet manner, which many students appreciated. 135 Outstanding Seniors serve as Enjoying many aspects of art, Wendy Fussell spent much of her free time expanding this hobby. Wendy was very busy throughout the year, as she served as senior class co-president and president of DECA. Her friendly personality and respect from classmates earned Wendy the selection of outstanding senior. I7 Interested in astronomy, Craig Fox excelled in the scholastic program at W-RH. He gained much from attending Governor's School in the summer. As the editor-in-chief of the 1980 Reminiscence, Craig constantly pursued a busy schedule. 136 Blessed with special charm, Helen Faulk had a friendly personality which made her a devoted friend to many. With an optimistic outlook on life, Helen was a well-chosen out- standing senior. iw Q. 31- it 4 fu example for W-RH students Having a special knack with a camera, Leslie Jessup was a definite asset to the yearbook staff as photographer, in addition to her job as business manager. Dedicated and loyal, Leslie excelled in academics and in sports activities as well. 1 4. -sfl J' f Y' - Talented and intelligent, Kim Mills was a fine selection for outstanding senior. Her friendly personality and high academic achievement gained her the respect of her classmates. Among her many interests were piano playing and singing. f g y As co-captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders, Sarah Kenan led spirited cheers with enthusiasm. Sarah's glowing personality allowed her to face every problem with a smile. Sarah served as secretary of the Girl's Monogram Club and as a Student Council representative. Straightforward and frank, Mit- chell Paul exhibited many trustworthy characteristics. Besides excelling in sports, he was also a high academic achiever. Having a realistic view of life, Mitchell easily gained the respect and friendship of his classmates. Looked upon as a leader of his class, William Newkirk's Warm personality won him many friends. His athletic ability also helped W-RH to a winning basketball season. These characteristics made him a good choice for outstanding senior honors. 138 Senior standouts exemplify Enthusiastic and optimistic, Rita Page gained the friendship oi many. Her natural beauty at- tributed to her being chosen as a homecoming attendant. Rita alsc served as president of the Library Club. class of 1980 n X Nei xg N ' -21. Xi. Us H. nal' lil Gloria Sistrunk's quiet personality made her a confidant to many of her classmates. As a member of the Student Council and Future Homemakers of America, Gloria's interests extended in many directions. Her many fine qualities led to her selection of outstanding senior. Xi : K Wanda Williams, a quiet, soft-spoken student was truly an outstanding senior. She was active in the Student Council, the National Honor Society, and many other important student activities. Her involvement in school activities, along with her friendly personality, won her the admiration of her classmates. cl, -, avxalid .6532 Ui' ' I ' -EA cf Abffnilh' A very versatile person, Mary Susan Phillips was active in all aspects of school life. Ranking high scholastically, she played basketball for four years and served as co-president of the Student Council during her senior year. Mary Susan possessed a genuine love for horses, an interest which occupied much of her time. Scientitically-oriented Joseph Vilas spent much of his time endeavoring in academic interests. Serving as president of the Spanish Club and the National Honor Society engaged much of his time. As a copy editor for the yearbook staff, Joseph's unique writing ability became apparent. 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Melville, Jr. Phone: 285-3438 Wallace, N.C. 28466 FUSSELL'S LIME Sz ROCK i :Q 5' -, Q. r-33, 41 , ' g ,gg . , in ' 'Q Q ' L ,L.,, 1 .5 3 f , H TEH . , , ,, , we - 3y.:1,:,i.2i'st'f.523?31ew ' '- Q. ,N ,Iv ..,5'?Q'Tll'52QlZiEQ?!':EiiSS?558Q5 - ,ff V . , , L Q,,, M , ., 'K , ' f. gin. 11vw..wipes1,rff1:'5x,,-,'?.,Q.- f M. .-If QM, 2 f . L 5 fsfl' gl? 5' 2' V ' '1 L is 7449 5 f . f jx . ,:j3,:..l, J, , :wg t All . 1 . :M iv wg, N. ',,9,,7f5 . N . , . . iii MTE 1 O ,7 5 P 13' .J uw-f,.xf,M ,Q , . 5 ,K Wm? Q Limestone Headquarters Loading, Hauling, 8z Spreading Phone 289-3565 Rose Hill, N.C THE YAMAHA PLACE, INC. Hwy. 117 N. Wallace, N.C SKATE CITY , . a :maKfvn. g?zf-f , . AMQ. . , T E'E' H Wallace, N.C. Federal Paper Board Company would like to Congratulate the Graduating Class of 1980. F E D E RAL woonLANns We wish everyone the very best of luck in all their endeavors. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MR. Sz MRS. GRAHAM A. PHILLIPS, JR BANK of MQRTH CAROLEEQ WALLACE, N. C. KENANSVILLE N C You belong at BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY WALLACE, N. C. NATURE'S FLAIR si- KH 124 W. Main st. A Wallace, N.C. 28466 - a Q ll Z 1 Compliments of SWIFT DAIRY 8z POULTRY CO. l :b-fav-ww-wk f -Ll ' fm .,. L arrsa if? fmf , yy. .- ,-,.'.Ly L L ,g-M, . KL L i,Lw-yiy:,v514gj1A,1, - -v ,'1 ',,,:JlL,.t,iny, V A L K I , V .VA-azz. .,,- , L . L. :i k5L:l'l Y I K , M ' ,,.,, 3 1 ' L A - ' ap - -W ' , W fff .iw 4:24. '.z:-szuamx' A ,W7. 3, m ,L, , ,,,, . L, ,L ,W ,f,,, L L L . V ,,i. xx, ,M J L ' f ' ' M L l' I 'mms 'My ' F j ff-fr Y ,L - A W - ' L L ' , 1 ..., ,M LA 'Li TVN '11'4Yr'isl'Ef479aF f ?'Qf 5?'?m6ivu,fl3Bfi,:1LLTe'.3L-if. JL N 'J Efi L , -' Q L L g ' fy iifiv-,a5E1iiw -' QL-Lyn, ,L L , ,, . , ,,,,,,4,f,,v,:,,LQ,fE,,-5RL Lg V , MQ-4, y 2- 4 LL 1 vu A V L L TLW5, I I y ' L ' K ,v ' 4 'fkpqqyh 7 f 'f' - ' x ',',.,:xysfLww,f13 .-, f A. ,, ' 'v L Wallace, N.C. 2 UNITED AROLINA BANK wb Wallace and Rose Hill Hwy. 117 Hwy. 117 and Westbrook St. Rose Hill, N.C. Wallace, N.C. Phone: 289-3193 Phone: 285-7121 I NE! DUPLLN ToBAcco - ' E - llll I Wlbl '2 - ffm? :grin ronaccopagqtnbdss S I S o,,, I Whs-Uwec NO- ' ' oooo XI ol,o Wallace, N.C. Paul Phillips SM UI HW S' 'I1f,I::':E::.':::,::':E AND 6600 ' cuumm costs mf 'MSS ' BLANKETS-BATTS 6 SEE CHRIS OR GARY PREvA1'rE ,.,, HELPS To SU, HSANNS COSTS, ' NEW 8. EXISTING HOMES TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATES . c0N'mAc1'0Rs WELQOMEDI Q - Dual 285-4481 Compliments of LLOYD J. BOONE Home, Car, Life, Health and Business Insurance Representing Nationwide Insurance Company P. O. Box 357 Wallace, N. C. Compliments of R Sz R AUTO PARTS V .,.wh,.,2 , . X .fa , , .M..'.:-,A -H SAL' vi' . 5 , 'V K V4.,.,,,., .. ,.A,,,,, I I -v. .qv yin. VW V .. .,,.,.. ,Nw ' f,g,.,,,,,,...M,-r' ' ' e'.1ct'fm -...............r..,. , -, . Hwy. 117 Rose Hill, N. C. Phone 289-3806 VALUE REALTY Compliments Q of DEVELOPMENT, MR. 8z MRS. INC. KENNETH FARRIOR XA Wallace, N. C. GQDWINS JEWRELL'S FOOD BEAUTY sHoP STORE Rose Manor Shoppin Center Rose Hill, N. C. 8 wi B7 V3.4 Wk? SQ. A fx 1' X Complete Line of Hair Styling 308 North Raleigh St. 285-2494 Wallace, N. C LEOS SEAFOCD Daily Specials Open for Breakfast Hwy. 41 East Wallace, N. C. COLLIER - ROSE FUELS, INC. Your Complete Fuel Dealer Wallace, N. C. Z. J. CARTER 8: SON Appliances, Lumber, Builder's Supplies, Plumbing Supplies Fertilizer and Farm Supplies Phone 285-2460 Wallace, N. C WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS, INC. North Norwood Street Wallace, N. C. 28466 Phone: 285-3124 WELLS LIVESTOCK MARKET Pig and Cattle Sale Every Thursday Grader Pig Sale Every Thursday Phone: 285-2162 Wallace, N. C. THE WALLACE ENTERPRISE A DUPLIN COUNTY INSTITUTION Also Offering Complete Quality Commercial Printing Services Equipment Office Outfitters GIDEON'S REFRIGERATION, INC. Heating and Air Conditioning Authorized G. E. Dealer Hwy. 117 N. 285-4180 Wallace, N. C. SANDERSON TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT Allis Chalmers - Case - Long - New Holland P. O. Box 686 Wallace, N. C. Phone: 285-2113 NORTHEAST ELECTRIC Billy Cavenaugh Residential and Commercial Contractor Route 3 Wallace, N. C. Phone: 285-5251 RALPH CARLTON INSURANCE AGENCY Dependable Insurance of All Kinds Wallace, N. C. Rose Hill, N. C. 285-5176 289-2732 COASTAL FRANKLIN'S EXTERMINATING TELEVISION COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE Hwy. 117 North Rose Hill, N. C. 235 N. Norwood St. Wallace, N. C. 285-3337 e st ern - I HPEA SOCIATE src? Lacy M. Hatchell Owner 132 Railroad St. Wallace, N. C. Phone 285-4057 STALLINGS FLORIST We Wire Flowers Peggy Stallings - Owner Wallace, N. C. 285-3896 .o 'w, -- PRO-AM SPORTING GCODS Specializing in Team Sports Railroad Street Wallace, N. C. , -.. , THE HITCHING POST QudityAuthonticWostomWoar Planta-Gifts Phone: 285-7136 ',jQ,'-oL,fS4,Q',gff K CARR DRUGS E ,Z , CoMPANY .gill 2 Q Fl x V ' if A f ' DIXIE , I J GENERAL Bob Carr, Pharmacist CONTRQCTORS 7 . . 'I-fl T rl ' W. + , Rose Manor Shopping Center BEST OF LUCK Rose Hill, N. C. SENIORS 289-2120 U Wallace, N. C. 28466 PHILLIPS FARMS Fertilizer - Chemicals Lime Spreading Custom Work Public Scales .We Buy and Sell All , , Q - f . . 296'-2061 I 296-8051 ROSE HILL DRUG CO. Jerry H. Cottle, Jr. Certified Pharmacist 'z 34 3? 4 Ti. Sorry, We Have No Cure For Carolina Fever. Compliments of DR. Sz MRS. DONALD E. BLAND is Cf X 'ICQ' x-v ,- Q ' 45 'Ig ifaillp U BARNES MOTOR Compliments AND PARTS CO. Of E. W. GODWIN'S SONS, INC. -E it? 220 S. Railroad St. Saw Mill Wallace, N. C. 28466 Wallace, N. C. FARRIOR'S TORRANS MOBILE HOME Furniture Sz Carpet SALES Your Mohawk Carpet Center Rose Manor Shopping Center Rose Hill, N. C. Phone: 289-2138 MOBILE I-IOME S OFFICE PHONE M 2853620 Wallace, N. C. SPORTS CENTER RADIO SHACK INC. 'I i Qgefwffg- ,Me3Q?im V , ! i lm A s ANL,-rum' , E , - T, HTA 74- fl -I zi. 2... P x , mg .2 f S f .. , 5 V, 1 f ' .. A ' fwrze -3-I riifiwv. if - M-,L.p-- 1 ... P Z M-. 8 113 Railroad St. Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-2815 E. Sz B. OIL CO., INC. .ff l cl o P.O. Box 4-30 P.O. Box 246 Wallace, N.C. Burgaw, N.C. JIM RUSS GENES CHEVROLET, INC. ALIGN MENT SERVICE 129 E. Boney St. Wallace, N.C. 28466 Phone: 285-3174 Complete Front-End Service All General Repairs Hwy. 117 North we ' , 4,,. n I E f m un I - 7? is X Tl-gt-1 I ' V.. A ,M R ' mf W A , of . ra ,Q v viii 43 c...Q .aw a is- -M 4 . XE ef'-Q Wallace, N .C. 5 ROSE HILL HARDWARE Dolmar and Poulan Chain Saws Hydraulic Hose and Fittings P. O. Box 697 Rose Hill, N.C. MARKET FURNITURE OF WALLACE, INC. MAWET FURNITURE Q,. -- . I 108 East Main Street Wallace, N.C. 285-4142 DAIRYLAND Home of the Humdinger and Footlong Hotdog I7 f .5- . . . I 7' , I, , N 'J ,- Q. -444 I 1 I Rose Hill Warsaw 289-3803 293-4659 0 LI I IN CAROLINA SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION BRYANT HENDERSON Branch Manager Rockfish Plaza P. O. Box 40 Wallace, N.C. 28466 Phone: 49195 285-7507 FREDERICK ATLANTIC FURNITURE COFFIN AND CO., INC. CASKET CO. P. O. Box 130 602 E. Railroad Rose Hill, N.C. sfuffffv .,,. aww.. ,, , , V ' ff:-1-AE.-..41f,fMfZ--2igysMwMN .. W ., - 1' we-f WW M-H-use nm. A ,ifimf . . , viii M 4 -, ,. .W .Hel0illnnu,,,,,,,,,, ' 'A sr' - 1 f Hwy. 117 Rose Hill, N.C. EVANS JEWELERS LARRTS 3 lil AUTo 1 CENTER 114 E. Main St. Wallace, N.C. 285-2892 4100 Haverford Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 Phone: 222-1200 BREWER MOTORS .M - - YW: - I 1 W - -' '14 ' f -- .,...,..4s4m-va-uh -I . N- - h .,,. . W- A ,,,,.., -- ' ' N S .. ,.. - . , . -. . f' ' - 1 .- ,- ,- ,Tp :-1 V , .. r ., - V1 2 - , , I- , 2 8 52,- Highway 117 N. Wallace, N.C. PARKER'S EXXON KEXON Highway 117 Wallace, N.C. TIRE SALES CO. DOBSON Wallace, N.C. CO INC Phone: 285-3384 We Buy Standing Timber, Pulpwood 8z Land-All Species At Premium Prices Route 1, Box 126 Magnolia, N.C. 28453 Phone: 289-3147 G02'fg:f ' If no answer 289-3423 Your Friendly Tire Store CASTEEN PLUMBING AND REPAIR N.c. Lic. 7250 N. Walnut st Phone 289-3403 - Rose Hill, N.C Complete Plumbing Service lefmar mnclaew Z?uicA - jnc. . -ig4- .-' Phone 285-7151 . . . Highway 117, N .... Wcmlloce, N. C. 284166 f '14N,.. . 4, X Q' e-e. .A , , Bulcn oLnsMoBuLE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS in Q Q 'J SSCVW BOBBY'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE 166-4246-.Fd4'C300fwaa4o ,EAR V H -5 R3 A. R. ' Aw' Auromonv: Am connmousn 'NRE Highway 117 N. Wallace, N.C. Radiator Service ents TOWNSEN D AUTO PARTS F- PARTS Kendall EHTSLH mmm S '2:1.fi+1, Delco - . LL-I . as A -1 :4 1 Oil Batteries Distributors CAR, TRUCK, TRACTOR PARTS 8: EQUIPMENT Phone: 285-2147 or 28,5-2148 Wallace, N.C. .J 5 , , if . 7 ROSE HILL RESTAURANT -, - -.4 1. , I 'V-'H f - '..,:. V -5, N 'X 4- - fl -'fv Lv-U I' 'Fr' 'f.fiQSix .J,i!.ZC' ',..ff '?1f.E-t,',,.,-, . ,, ifgffiiiilnf ,5:'5fvfa,:gfdf-,,'a:,g:fg',,,1V J - If 5 5 iii,'551ff3fs::?'fw:2'1i5P1Pfi,fsffi.'5f,J-'EQg:'Ff5IE,?:'.. ,, Q you save may be your own 289-2151 Rose Hill, N. Dine with us-the Wife 99 C Compliments of UNITED CCMPUTER SERVICE 119 Norwood St. Wallace, N.C. 28466 19195 285-7156 2 RoSE HILL W INSURANCE I SERVICE HESTER'S P- f RQOKKEEPING Sz TAX SERVICE Bookkeeping Service Preparation of Income Tax Returns 8z Payroll Reports Reasonable Rates Phone: 285-3743 Fire-Auto Life-Hospital 289-2529 Rose Hill, N.C COMMUNITY Compliments Of FUNERAL HOME CARTER SUPPLY COMPANY P. o. Box 129 285-4915 Wallace' N'C' Rose Hill Warsaw MINCHEW COOPERATIVE HOMES SAVINGS AND 1 LOAN Where Thousands are Saving Millions See us before you buy and you will save. Hwy. 117 N. Wallace, N.C. Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-7211 285-2193 GOLDEN SANITARY SKILLET SUPPLIES y, OF ROSE HILL, INC. Tender as Quail Tasty as Pheasant Hwy. 117 Wallace, N.C. Malsbury Steam Advance Cleaners STEEL DISTRI U O S STEEL, INC. Route 1 Willard, N.C. 28478 Phone 19195 285-3606 THE MEN'S ROOM Bill R. Newton Hwy. 117 N. President Wallace, N.C. ..-Z BILL'S STATION COMPLIMENTS AND USED OF CARS EDGAR M JOHNSON JR. --59 KLIP 8' KURL CONGRATULATIONS TO BEAUTY THE CLASS OF SALON 1980 Rockfish Plaza Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-2714 RITTER FINANCE CO., INC., OF NORTH CAROLINA 209 E. Main St. Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-5157 WATSON 'S GOWAN GROCERY Sz DRUG CO. GRILL Fried Chicken Our Own Family Recipe .iii . - 31' A 1, Bar-b-que Seafood Sandwiches All Kinds Your Prescription Store 122 N. Norwood St. Wallace, N.C. RFD 1 Rose Hill, N.C. Ph0Ile 285-3121 THE BEAUTY BARN Glenda Sholar DANCER'S CORNER Jane Phillips G. C. MURPHY Rockfish Plaza Highway 117 North Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-3128 Serving Duplin County for Seven Years The Friendly Store RAND GRADING COMPANY P. O. Box 487 Wallace, N.C. 28466 Heavy Equipment Cont. BRAKES AND ALIGNMENT Tin City Ray Wells l - Certified Brake and Alignment Mechanic DAIRI-O W Where Young People Meet SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE amps fl, 113 N. Norwood St. Hwy. 117 N. Wallace, N.C. Wallace, N.C. .l-.4.L.. TRANSOUTH FINANCIAL CORPORATION Rockfish Plaza P. O. Box 400 DIXON'S GROCERY AND GRILL i 4 if sf f if if v. QMS-f1Z'i'F 9 ' f1j?'4ff'lig:'w U.. 1L?3K:fz:Q.,mf - ,, gas... if I I Y Qfmmg ff . ,, ., , ., . Wallace, N.C. 28466 I Phone' 2854131 LLO BILLY O. RIVENBARK CONSTRUCTION CO. 125 Southerland St. Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-2904 GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL COMPLETE DESIGN 81 BUILDING SERVICE A '55 . Q 16 at v Blnsa A If-' A I fssumsfs GIVEN P Av i .Iseli no BUILDING QUALITY IS OUR SPECIALTY BILLY O. RIVENBARK - OWNER Dial 285-4960 S. Norwood Wallace, N.C 174 BOSTIC-HAWES MOTORS, INC. 5 1 JENKINS NURSERY Highway 117 N. Teachey, N.C. 28464 Phone: 285-2153 A. J. RGBERT CAVENAUGH ALLEN J EWE LER WOOD Electrical Contractor Wallace, N.C. 28466 Phone: 285-5323 Residential-Commercial Maintenance 117 West Main St. Wallace, N.C. JOHNNY'S BODY SHOP AND USED CARS B Sz D GRILL AND GROCERY Sandwiches Plate Lunches A Complete Line Of Groceries And M R Meats . 51 , I I Charity Crossroads Highway 11 Hwy. 117 N. Mr. 8: Mrs, Samuel Boney Wallace, N.C. Managers TUITION ASSISTANCE CAVENP-UGH'S IffIfLQif.fQlifIfRQQQlfifllllfm FAMILY SUPPER -I Rcmf IIII H oUsE - cnnuum oss cams E RoTc Q5 fo l mn I coma: mms: Ann A S t 1' I Luau on: or 44 :ou mr COHIISSION In ru: nom 1- occuvn V' svmu mxoom or 0 iczxv- 'SP I ACUUIRE sum. T ION Assls- Q 66 0 u nv. 0 S 0 0 I um mums LIAMRSNIP sxmxzracr. QD 4+ .4 l ALI. ms Ann noni INCLUDINB uv mn ssnsrm. Qfco 0 SKILLS IRAINING - l EIDA FUSSELL AST EN Route 3, Box 153-A Wallace, N.C. 285-5248 PINE STATE CHARLES W. CREAMERY WHALEY Land Clearing Grading Contractor Sand 8z Gravel-Excavating' If it's done with a dozer, we can do it. 18 Years Experience 314 Westbrook St. Wallace, N.C. 285-3926 Digtgfuvzeeilfyf MONTGOMERY HEILIG-MEYERS WARD SALES FURNITURE co. AGENCY If You Didn't Buy It From Heilig-Meyers You Paid Too Much Rockfish Plaza Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-3 161 .g2f..ln3.M.,,3 Hwy. 117 N. Wallace, N.C. Phone: 285-4111 JOAN'S SCHOOL TEACHEY9S 0F DANCE INSULATION, Wx INC. , tm XWBZTEACHEYS INSULATION llltl' Ballet-Tap-Jazz-Disco Slimnastics-Acrobatics Wallace, N.C. 285-7142 East Wells St. Wallace, N.C. 285-3189 FARM TIRE 81 Congratulations BRAKE SERVICE Seniors FRANCES' BEAUTY SHOP COCPER TIRES Charity Road Rose Hill, N.C. Teachey, N.C. Phone: 285-3925 r l 'Dr. Ahahahaha ' Paul Ahearn ' Mrs. Alderman ' Blue-Green Algae ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Therman Allen ' Trent Allen ' Charles N. Alston ' Della Alston ' Bob Andrews 8: Family ' Brian Andrews ' Robert Andrews ' Arthur Apple ' Frances tArnette ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Bradley Atkinson ' Valerie Atkinson ' Glynda Autry ' Ayatollah ' Kenneth 'Aycock ' Faye Baby ' Hey Baby ' Alan, Sue, 8: ,Lisa Baker ' A. L. Baker Bennie Baker ' D. G. Baker Rhonda Baker ' Mrs. Leila S. Baldwin ' John Belushi The Bandit ' Bandit One 8: ,Bandit Two ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Bannerman ' Shera Bannerman ' James Barber ' Shelia Barber ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilbert J. Barber ' Angela Barksdale ' Mr. 8: Mrs. James Barnes ' Angela Hanchey ' Garry Batchelor ' Mr. Roscoe Batchelor ' Allen Butts ' Bray Butts ' Grant 8: Dora Butts ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Batts ' Mr. 'William J. Batts ' Ronald Beasley ' Pete Beathard ' Dorcas J. Bell ' Tinker Bell ' Robert E. Bennett ' Carolyn Benton ' Deborah Kaye Benton ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Benton ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy Benton Sandra Benton ' Mr. Myrle T. Beringer ' Henry J. Bess ' Mrs. Lena Betha Big 10 ' Big Bill ' Mr. Bill ' Silver T. Bird ' Ken 8: David Bizzell ' Blackfoot ' Joseph D. iBlanchard ' Martha P. 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Worsley ' Lynda Worsley ' Mrs. Pearl Worsley ' Mrs. Sandra B. Worsley Robert L. Worthington ' Wow! ' Dorothy Wyche ' James Wyche ' Dale Yancy ' Franklin Yarbor ' Scott Yarbor ' Dr. C. V. Zibelin, D.D.S. ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Ad Zirkli ' Mr. Z. ' Mr. Z. Z. ' Mr. Z. Z. Z. ' Mr. Z. Z. Z. Z. ' Mr. Z. Z. Z. Z. Z. Abbreviations: All-Conference-All-Confer., Cheer- leader-Chldr., Manager-Mgr., Statistician-Stat., Monogram Club- Monog., Student Council-Std. Coun., Library-Lib., Assistant-Assist., Bus- driver-Busdr., President-Pres., Co- president-Co.pres., Outstanding Senior-Oustd. Senior, Homecoming Attendant-Homec. Attend., Press Institute-Press Inst., Editor-Ed., Secretary-Sec., Treasurer-Treas., Student Council Officer-Std. Coun. Officer, Typist-Typ., Member- at-large-Mem.-lg., Who's Who Among American High School Students- Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds. DEBBIE ANDREWS DECA 4 LEROY AUSTIN Basketball 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Mgr. 1g All-Confer. 2, 3, 43 Monog. 3, 43 VICA 3, 43 Busdr. 2, 3, 4 SEBRINA BANNERMAN FFA 4s FHA 2, 3, 4g Spanish 33 Lib. 33 Math 3 SHEILA BARBER Spanish 2, 33 Busdr. 4 SUSAN BASDEN DECA 4 TANYA BATTS FHA 1, 2 DONNA BELL FFA Officer 4g Library 1g Eng. Award 1 GINA BIVINS DECA 1, 2, 3, 43 DECA Officers 3, 4 DAVID BLANCHARD Golf 1 JOAN BONEY DECA 2, 3, 4g FHA 4 LINDA BONEY Spanish 2, 3, 43 Std. Coun. 3, 43 Class Oficer 33 Who's Who Amg. Amer. H. S. Stds. MONTRENA BONEY Stat. 43 FHA 1, 2, 43 VICA 13 Std. Coun. 1 82 Senior Directory REGINA BONEY Spanish 2 TONY BOWEN DECA 2, 3, 43 FFA 1 MICHAEL BRADSHAW Football 1, 2, 43 DECA 2, 3, 43 FFA 1 JANICE BRICE FFA Officer 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Band 4 GAYLE BRINKLEY Tennis 23 Chldr. 33 Annual 3, 4 ffr. class ed.J3 Monog. 3, 43 Std. Coun. lg Chorus 3g Press Inst. 3 STEVE BRINKLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish 1, 23 Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3 PRESTON BRINSON Football 43 DECA 33 FHA 43 Spanish 1, 23 Busdr. 43 Math 2 LOU ANN BRYAN Chldr. 2g Annual 3, 4 fphoto.J3 NHS 3, 43 Spanish 2, 33 SHS 33 Std. Coun. 3, 43 Press Inst. 3 SHIRLEY BRYANT FHA 43 Chorus 3 MELANIE CARAWAN Tennis 3g Annual 3, 4 Ctyp.J3 NHS 3, 4 fvice-Pres.l3 Spanish 2, 33 SHS 2, 33 Off. Assist. 23 Press Inst. 3 ALEXANDER CARLTON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Stat 2g DECA 33 FHA 4 lparliamentarianlz Mr. FHA 4g Spanish 1, 23 Std. Coun. 1, 2, 4g Busdr. 2, 3, 43 Math 2 JAMES CARLTON FEA 33 VICA 2, 3, 43 Dist. Bricklaying 2nd Place KENNETH CARLTON Football 3g Track 3, 4g FHA 43 Monog. 3, 43 Spanish 2, 33 Chess 1, 2g Math 1, 2 CYNTHIA CARR Stat. 2, 3, 4g Monog. 4g VICA 43 Lib. Assist. 1, 2 lsec.J, 33 Chorus 2, 3, 4 iA1l County, sec.J CRAIG CASTEEN Baseball 1, 43 Football 43 DECA 2, 3, 43 FFA 13 VICA 4 RUSSELL CAVENAUGH Track 13 FFA 2, 3, 4 TAMMY CAVENAUGH Softball 2, 3, 43 Chldr. 1, 2, 3, 43 ico-capt.D3 Annual 3, 4 Ctyp.J3 Monog. 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4g Spanish 2, 33 SHS 3g Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3 DENNIS CHAMBERS DECA 2, 3, 4 iparliamentarianh FFA 1 CRAIG CHASTEN Basketball 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 4g FHA 4 lvice-pres.J3 SHS 2g Std. Coun. 2, 43 Busdr. 3, 43 Band 1, 2g Math 1, 2, 3 DONISE CHASTEN Softball 1, 3 lmost-improvedl, 43 DECA 4, FFA 33 Miss FFA 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Monog. 43 Busdr. 4 WILHELMENIA CHAVIS FHA 2, 4 Csec.J3 Homec. Attend. 4 J ULIAN CHESTER FFA 4 VERNETTE CHESTER FFA 43 VICA 1, 3 LESIA CORBETT Annual fjr. class ed.l 3, 4g FFA 4g Miss FFA 4g Spanish 43 Std. Coun. 43 Lib. Assist., 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3 fall county! LISA CORP Spanish 2, 33 Lib. Assist. 2, 33 Busdr. 3, 4 SAMUEL COSTON Football 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 43 Monog. 3, 43 Std. Coun. Officer 4 Qco-pres.J3 Class Officer Cco-pres.J lg Oustd. Senior 4 BEVERLY COTTLE HERBIE COTTLE Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish 2 JACKIE CUMMINGS Basketball 1, 23 Football 1, 23 DECA 43 FFA lg Perdent Awa. 2 ANTHONY DARDEN Tennis 2, NHS 3, 4, Std. Coun. 4 CLAYTON DAVIS Football 1, 2 fmost-impr.J 3, 4, Monog. 1, 2, 3, 4 fpres.J, VICA 2, 3 fpres.J CYNTHIA DEVANE FHA 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH EDWARDS DONALD EDWARDS Football 4, Track 3, FFA 3 KIM ENGLISH All-Confer. 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ftri-capt.J, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monog. 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Oustd. Senior 4, Campbell Basketball Sch. 1, 2 MICHAEL ENGLISH All-Confer. 3, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3 fvice-pres.J, 4 TERRY D. ENGLISH Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, DECA 2, Oustd. Senior 4 , TERRY J. ENGLISH HELEN FAULK Stat. 4, DECA 3 ipres.J, 4 fsub-dist. pres.J, FHA 4, fhistorianl, Spanish 2, VICA 3, 4 freporterl, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3, Lib. Assist. 1, 2, Busdr. 3, 4, Oustd. Senior 4, Homec. Attend. 1, 2, 3, Miss W-RH 4 HELEN FAWE FHA 1, 2, Busdr. 3, 4 MICHAEL FLOWERS Baseball 4, DECA 1, 3, 4, Spanish 1, VICA 3, 4, Band 1 SHARON FLOYD Annual 3, 4 fclub ed.J, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2, SHS 2, 3, 4, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Qsec.-treas.J 3, Press Inst. 3 CRAIG FOX Annual 3, 4 fed.-in-chiefl, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2, SHS 2, 3, 4, Gov. School 3, Marshal 3, Oustd. Senior 4, Press Inst. 3, WCU Sch. for Gifted 1, Quiz Bowl 4 CHRIS FUSSELL FFA 1 freporterl, VICA 4 CRAIG FUSSELL Tennis 2, 3, 4, Annaul 3, 4 Cphoto.J, Monog. 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, Std. Coun. 3, 4, Class Officer 3 fco-pres.J, Press Inst. 3, Math 2, 3 MIKE FUSSELL Football 2 WENDY FUSSELL Chldr. 2, 3, Annual 3, 4 Cfaculty edJ, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Cco-pres.J 4, DECA 4 Cpres.J, Miss DECA 4, Miss DECA, Pres for District II, Monog. 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2, Office Assist. 2, Oustd. Senior 4, Homec. Queen 4, Press Inst. 3, Chldr. Camp 2, 3 SHIRLEY GILBERT VICA 4, Busdr. 3, 4 SHELTON GRAHAM FFA 3, 4 YOLANDA GRAHAM FHA 3, Spanish 3, 4, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds. 3 ANGELA HANCHEY Axmual 3 lphoto.J, FHA 1, 2, Office Assist. 1, 2, 3, 4 FAYE HANCHEY Armual 3, 4 fsen. class ed.J, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2, Press Inst. 3 RONNIE HANCHEY Football 1, Annual 3, 4 fphoto.J, Spanish 2, 3 BETTY HENDERSON Office Assist. 2, 3 DOREEN HENRY FFA 3, Physical Fit. Award 2, 3, 4 ANGELA HERRING Stat. 3, FHA 2, Mogg. 2, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Band 4, Chorus 3, 4 BELTON HERRING Football 1, DECA 3, 4, Busdr. 3, 4 FELIX HERRING Track 1, 2, 4, DECA 4, Monog. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4 DENISE HORNE Chldr. 2, 3, 4, FFA 4, Monog. 4, VICA 4, Office Assist. 2, Chorus 4, Chldr. Camp 3 ROBERT HORNE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Busdr. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cofficerl FELECIA HORRELL DECA 4, FHA 4, Spanish 1, Busdr. 3 LESLIE JESSUP Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ftri-capt.J, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Annual 3, 4 fphoto., Bus MngJ, Monog 2, 3 fvice-pres.J, 4 fpres.J, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, SHS 3, 4 fsec.J, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3, Gov. School Nom. 3, Marshal 3, Oustd. Senior 4, Press Inst. 3, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds., Campbell Basketball Sch. 1, 2 CAROL JOHNSON Spanish 1 PATTY JOHNSON DECA 3, 4, FHA CpresJ, Spanish 2 SHARON JOHNSON Stat. 2, 3, 4, Annual 3, 4 Cmem.-lg.J, FHA 2, 3, 4, Monog. 4, Lib. Assist. 2 SIDNEY JOHNSON All-Confer. 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Monog. 2, 3, 4, Spanish 1, 2 THERESA JOHNSON DECA 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Spanish 3, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds. 3 LEE JONES Baseball 1, 2, Football 1 STEVEN JONES DECA 2, 3, 4 KATHY JUHANS Chldr. 2, FHA 4 ftrea.s.J, Chorus 4, Homec. Attend. 4 SELMA KEA FHA 4 BERVERLY KEITH FHA 4, Std. Coun. Officer lsec.-treas.J 4 SARAH KENAN ' Chldr. 2, 3, 4, Stat. 1, Monog. 3, 4 isec.J, Spanish 1, 2, VICA 4, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Busdr. 3, 4, Oustd. Senior 4, Chldr. Camp 2, 3, 4, Math 2, 3 SUSAN KING Annual 3, 4 Csoph. class edJ, Spanish 2, 3, 4, SHS 3, 4, Std. Coun. 4, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds. 3 GREGORY KNOWLES Football 4, FFA 4 CYNTHIA LAMB REGINALD LAMB ' 1 , Football 1, Mgr. 2, 3, Busdr. 2, Chorus 1 Cpres.J, 2, 3, 4 fpres.J I J MELINDA LEE Annual 3, 4 fcopy ed.J, DECA! 4, DECA Dist. Vice-Pres., NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, SHS 3, 4, Std. Coun. 1, Class Officer 1, WCU Sch. for Gifted 2, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds. 3 JoHN LETTIERI JOHN LoNG , ALISON McGOWAN ' FHA 4 NANCY McMILLIAN FFA '4, Std. Coun. 2 JENNIFER MILLS Chldr. 2, Annual 3, 4 fmem.-lg.J, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, SHS 3, 4, Class Officer fco-pres.J, Chorus 3 KIM MILLS Annual 3, 4 Icopy edJ, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, SHS 3, 4, Std. Coun. 4, Marshal 3, Oustd. Senior 4, Press Inst. 3, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds. 3 RICHARD MURPHY Tennis 2, 3, 4, Annual 3, 4 iphoto.J, DECA 2, 3, 4, Monog. 3, 4, VICA 1, Chess 1, 2, Busdr. 3, 4, Math 3 DEBORAH MURRAY FFA 2, 3, 4 ORLANDO MURRAY ' Track 3, FHA 4, Spanish 1, Busdr. 3, Band 2, 3 fall-county! DEBRA NELSON NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4: SHS 3, 4, Marshal 3, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Std. 3 JANICE NEWKIRK Chldr. 2, Stat. 1, 4, VICA 4, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3, Lib. Assist. 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM NEWKIRK Basketball 2, 3 CMVPJ, 4, VICA 1, 2, 3, Std. Coun. 1, 2, Busdr. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Oustd. Senior 4 MICHELLE OUTLAW Annual 3, 4 fsports ed.J, Spanish 2, 3, Std. Coun. 4, Press. Inst. 3, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H.S. Stds. 3, Athl. Sec. 3 , RITA PAGE n Basketball 1, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, SHS 2,A3, Stdl Coun. 1, Class Officer 1, Lib. Assist., 4, Oustd. Senior 4, Homec. Attend. 1', 4' ' MITCHELL PAUL U.S. History award 3, All-Confer. 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Monog. 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, SHS 4, Oustd. Senior 4,lBoy's St. Nom. 3 A I MARY SUSAN PHILLIPS Basketball 1, 2 fco-capt.D, 3, 4 ftri- capt.l, Stat. 1, Annual 3, 4 fmem.+lg.J, Monog. 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, SHS 3, 4, Std. Coun. Officer 4 fco-pres.J, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 4, DAR Good Citizen 4, Gov. School Nom. 3, AMorehead Nom. Ctinalist 14, Marshal fchiefj 3, Oustd. Senior 4, Homec. Attend. 3, Press Inst. 3, English Award 3 TAD PINER Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, DECA 4, Monog. 4, Spanish 2, 3, Math 4 MACIO PLUMMER VICA 3, 4 CONNIE POWERS DECA 4, FHA 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, SHS 2, 3, 4, Std. Coun. 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Math 3, 4 REGINALD PRATT Basketball 2, 3, Track 1, Chorus 4 TERRI PREVATTE FHA 1, Spanish 2, 3 CHARLENE RACKLEY Std. Coun. 1 LINDA RHODIE FFA 3, 4, FHA 3, 4 SANDRA RICH Annual 3, 4 ftypj, DECA 3, FHA 4, Office Assist. 2, Teacher's assist. JOY RIVENBARK FHA 1, 2, Office Assist. 2, Lib. Assist. 3, 4, Teacher's Assist. DANNY ROBERSON Football 1, 2, Class Officer ico-pres.J 4, Busdr. 3, 4, Math 2, 3, Alg. II award KEITH ROGERS Spanish 2, 3, Physical Fit. Award 1 KAY SANDERSON KIM SANDERSONM ' Annual 3, 4 fmem.-lg.J, Spanish 1, 2, SHS 2, 3, 4, Std. Coun. 4, Press Inst. 3 . LAURA LEE SAPP p DECA 4, FHA 4, spanish 2, Band 1 STANLEY SATCHELL . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, FFA 4, VICA 4, Chorus 4 1 BRENDA SCOTT Softball 2, 3, VICA 2, 3, 4 Ctreasj. INETA SCOTT VICA 3, 4 Cvice-pres.J, Chorus 2, 3, 4 , , GLORIA SISTRUNK Stat. 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Std. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4, Busdr. 4, Oustd. Senior 4, Math Award 3 VIC SLAUGHTER DECA 4, FFA 3, 4 FAISON SLOAN JAMIE SPEARMAN FHA 1, 2, Lib. Assist. 2, 3, 4 Csec.-treas.J, Teacher's Assist. RITA STALLINGS DECA 3, FHA 1, 2 fsec.-treas.J, Std. Coun. 4 ' RALPH STARLING Baseball 1, 2, 4, Spanish 2, 3, VICA 4 PRISCILLA WADE DECA 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Lib. Assist. 2, Chorus 2, 4 ' . JEFF STEVENS ' Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Monog. 3, 4, Spanish 2, VICA 4, Band 1, 2, 3, All-County Band 1, 2, Director's Award for Band A LISA STONE Stat. 2, Annual 3 Csports ed.J, Spanish 1, 2, Office Assist. 4, Lib. Assist. 4 Cco-pres.J WENDELL SUTTON Football 1, 2, 3 Cmost val. defensivej, 4, DECA 4, Monog. 3, 4, Busdr. 3, 4 DONNA TEACHEY DECA 3, 4, Miss DECA 3, FHA 4 JILL TEACHEY Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 3, 4 KPub. Rela. Mgr.J, Monog. 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, Std. Coun. 3, Class Officer, Press Inst. 3 p DEBBIE TURNER Mgr. Csoftballl 2, 3, FFA 4 Ctreas.J, VICA 3, 4 Csec.J ERNEST UNDERWOOD Football 2, 4, VICA 1, 3, 4 KEVIN UPDIKE DECA 4, Band 1, 2, 3, All-County Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH VILAS Annual 3, 4 Kcopy ed.D, NHS 3, 4 Cpres.l, Spanish 2, 3, 4 lpres.J, SHS 3, 4 fpresJ, Chess 1, 2, 3, Std. Coun. 4, Gov. School 3, Marshal 3, Oustd. Senior 4, Press Inst. 3, WCU Math Program 2, Nat. Merit Semifinalist 4, Math Award 3, Sci. Award 3, Quiz Bowl 3, 4, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H. S. Stds. 3, 4, Math 2, 3 ivice-pres.J, 4, ECU Math Contest l4thJ 3 EDWIN WALLACE Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, Stat. 4, FFA 2, 3, Spanish 2, VICA 3, 4, Busdr. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4 CINDY WELLONS Softball 1, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Monog. 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 3, 4, SHS 4, Std. Coun. 3, Band 1, 2, 3 A. D. WELLS All-Confer. 3, Tennis 3 CMVPJ, 4, Monog. 4, Spanish 2, 4, Chorus 3, Math 3 ALAN WELLS Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Monog. 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2 BILL WELLS Football 1, Spanish 2, Std. Coun. 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball Camp 2 CONNIE WELLS NHS 3, 4 CsecJ, Std. Coun. 4, Marshal 3 DEBORAH WELLS JOHNNY WELLS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, VICA 3, 4 SUSAN WHALEY All-Confer. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, CMVPJ, 4 Ccapt.J, Annual 3, 4 iFeature ed.J, Monog. 2, 3, 4, Spanish 2, 4, Press Inst. 3 ANTOINETTE WILLIAMS Stat. 1, 2, 3, Annual 3, 4 Ctyp.J, DECA 4, FFA 4 Cvice-pres.J, FHA 4, Monog. 4, NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Std. Coun. 4, Library Assist. 1, 2, 3, Math 3 Kparliamentarianl, 4 ERWIN WILLIAMS VICA 3, 4 JOHNNY WILLIAMS Football 2, Track 4, FHA 4, Spanish 2, Std.Coun. 3, Busdr. 3, 4, Band 1 Math 3 JOSEPH WILLIAMS Basketball 2, 4, Football 2, Track 4, VICA 3, 4 WANDA WILLIAMS NHS 3, 4, Spanish 2, 3, SHS 3, 4, Std. Coun. 3, 4, Class Officer fsec.-treas.J 4, Outstd. Senior 4, Who's Who Amg. Amer. H. S. Stds. 3, Math 3 AUDREY YOUNG FHA 4, Office Assist. 2, 3 JAMES YOUNG Lib. Assist. 3, Busdr. 3, 4, Band 1, 2 The 1980 REMINISCENCE staff would like to give special thanks to the following people for their support and understanding toward the production of this annual: To Mrs. Dianne Wells, editorial advisor, Mrs. Laura Kenan, financial advisor, and Ms. Betty Sanderson, photography advisor, for their support and hard work in helping the staff to prepare this annual. To our principals, Mr. Carlton and Mr. Jordan, for their cooperation with us. Also to Mrs. Faye Batts and Mrs. Annette Richards for their cooperation with our needs and requests. To Mr. Jim Darwin, our Henington representative, for his help in the production of this annual. To Mr. Darrell Nelson and other Rem-Pak photographers for their work with class pictures. To Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fox, for the use of their home for Annual Staff meetings. The staff once again thanks these people for their help. Without it, production of the 1980 REMINISCENCE would be impossible. 18 ADVERTISEMENTS Acknowledgements ........ Businesses ............... Personal Patrons ....... Senior Directory ........ Student Index ..... CLASSES Freshmen. ......... Juniors ...... . Seniors .............. Sophomores .......... TMH ............. CLUBS Band ................................. Boys' Monogram Club . Bus Drivers.... ............ Chorus ........... DECA ......... FFA ........ FHA ................................. Girls' Monogram Club. Library Club .................. Math Club ....... NHS ...................... Office Assistants ............ REMINISCENCE staff .......... ......... 9 0 Spanish Club .................. Spanish Honor Society 86 Index Student Council ......... VICA .................... FACULTY Office ...... Staff ...,... Teachers ....... SPORTS Baseball .............................. Girls' Varsity Basketball ...... Girls' Tennis .... . ................. Golf ........................................... Junior Varsity Basketball .... Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Football ........ Softball ............................... Track ........................ Varsity Basketball ........ Varsity Cheerleaders ........ Varsity Football ......... STUDENT LIFE DAR Good Citizen ....... Graduation ..................... Homecoming Activities ........ Marshals ............................. Miss Wallace-Rose Hill ........ Outstanding Seniors ......... Senior Prom ........ .. Top 4 ............ SENI ORS Debbie Andrews 40, 88 Leroy Austin 40, 97, 100, 116, 118 Sebrina Bannerman 40, 94, 98 Sheila Barber 5, 40, 100 Susan Basden 40, 88 Tanya Batts 40 Gina Bivins 12, 40, 88 Joan Boney 12, 40, 88, 98 Linda Boney 40, 84, 92 Montrena Boney 5, 40, 52, 98 Renita Boney 39, 40 Tony Bowen 40, 88 Mike Bradshaw 2, 41, 88, 102, 110 Janice Brice 41, 94, 96, 98 Gayle Brinkley 7, 41, 86, 90 Steve Brinkley 13, 41, 87, 110, 126 Edward Brinson 41 Preston Brinson 41, 98, 100, 110 Lou Ann Bryan 41, 84, 90, 93, 99 David Bryant 97 Shirley Bryant 41, 98 Melanie Carawan 42, 50, 90, 93, 99, 126 Alexander Carlton 15, 98, 100, 116 James Carlton 11, 42, 95, 98 Kenneth Carlton 42, 87, 98 Cynthia Carr 42, 86, 95, 97, 191 Craig Casteen 39, 42, 88, 95, 110 Russell Cavenaugh 42, 94 Tammy Cavenaugh 42, 86, 90, 93, 99, 108, 126 Dennis Chambers 42, 86, 88 Craig Chasteen 8, 43, 84, 98, 100, 116, 118 Donise Chasten 43, 88, 98, 100 Wilhelmenia Chavis 43, 52, 98, 130 Juliane Chester 94 Vernette Chester 43 Lesia Corbett 43, 84, 90, 94, 97 Lisa Corp 43, 100 Samuel Coston 8, 43, 84, 85, 87, 94, 129, 135 Beverly Cottle 43 Herbie Cottle 43 Jackie Cummings 43, 94 Anthony Darden 43, 99 Clayton Davis 43, 87, 95, 105, 110 Cynthia Devane 42, 44, 97, 98 Jimmy Dudley 44 Donald Edwards 44, 110 Kim English 44, 47, 86, 88, 92, 120, 121, 135 Mike English 12, 44, 97 Terry D. English 44, 94, 100, 110, 111, 116, 135 Terry J. English 12, 44 Helen Faulk 6, 16, 88, 95, 98, 100, 136 Helen Fawe 100 Sharon Floyd 14, 44, 84, 90, 99, 126 Student Index Michael Flowers 9, 13, 94, 95 Craig Fox 44, 90, 93, 99, 126, 127 136 Chris Fussell 10, 45, 95 Craig Fussell 9, 45, 84, 87, 90, 99 126 Wendy Fussell 14, 38, 45, 84, 86, 88, 89 90, 134, 136 Shirley Gilbert 9, 12, 45, 95, 100 Shelton Graham 45, 94 Yolanda Graham 45, 92 Angela Hanchey 45 Faye Hanchey 9, 45, 90, 99, 126 Ronnie Hanchey 45, 90 Bettie Henderson 45 Doreen Henry 14 Angela Herring 45, 92, 96, 97, 98 Belton Herring 9, 98, 100 Felix Herring 87, 88, 97 Denise Horne 45, 84, 86, 94, 95, 97, 108 126 Robert Horne 9, 46, 97, 100, 116 Felecia Horrell 46, 88, 98, 129 Leslie Jessup 46, 86, 90, 92, 98, 99, 120 122, 126, 137 Patty Johnson 12, 46, 88, 98 Sharon Johnson 46, 86, 88, 89, 90, 98 191 Sidney Johnson 46, 100 Theresa Johnson 46, 88, 98 Lee Jones 46 Steven Jones 88 Kathy Juhans 52, 97, 98, 130 Selma Kea 46, 98 Beverly Keith 46, 84, 85 Sarah Kenan 46, 84, 86, 95, 100, 108, 126, 137 Lisha King 46, 98 Susan King 2, 47, 84, 90, 93 Greg Knowles 47, 110 Cynthia Lamb 39, 47 Reginald Lamb 8, 47, 96, 97, 126 I-Iuyah ngoc Le 104 Melinda Lee 47, 88, 89, 90, 93, 99 John Long 47 Alison McGowan 39, 47, 98 Nancy McMillian 47, 94 Jennifer Mills 4, 7, 48, 90, 93, 99 Kim Mills 4, 7, 48, 84, 90, 92, 93, 99 126, 137 Richard Murphy 48, 87, 88, 90, 100 Deborah Murray 10, 48, 98 Orlando Murray 42, 48, 98 Ricky Myers 48, 88, 94 Debra Nelson 13, 48, 92, 93, 99 Janice Newkirk 48, 95, 96, 97 William Newkirk 48, 100, 116, 118, 126 138 Michelle Outlaw 48, 84, 90, 126 Rita Page 39, 48, 93, 99, 102, 130, 138 Mitchell Paul 41, 48, 87, 99, 138 x 1 Mary Susan Phillips 84, 84, 86, 90, 99 106, 107, 120, 121, 126, 127, 139 Tad Piner 49, 88 Macio Plummer 95 Connie Powers 49, 84, 88, 89, 92, 93, 97 98 Reginald Pratt 49, 97 Terri Prevatte 47, 49 Charlene Rackley 49, 88, 98 Linda Rhodie 49, 94, 98 Sandra Rich 49, 90, 98 Joy Rivenbark 49 Danny Roberson 38, 49, 84, 100 Keith Rogers 49 Kay Sanderson 49, 93 Kim Sanderson 49, 84, 90, 126 Lauralee Sapp 59, 88, 98 Stanley Satchell 9, 50, 94, 95, 97, 100 116, 117, 126 Anita Scott 50, 95, 97 Brenda Scott 50, 95 Gloria Sistrunk 50, 84, 92, 98, 100 139 Vic Slaughter 50, 88, 94 Faison Sloan 50, 87, 103, 110 Jamie Spearman 50, 102 Rita Stallings 51, 84 Ralph Starling 51, 95 Jeff Stevens 51, 87, 95 Lisa Stone 11, 51, 102, 129 Wendell Sutton 51, 88, 89, 110 Donna Teachey 51, 88, 98 Jill Teachey 2, 11, 51, 86, 99, 106, 107 126, 129 Debbie Turner 51, 95 Earnest Underwood 51, 95, 110 Kevin Updike 51, 88, 97, 126 Joseph Vilas 12, 51, 84, 90, 92, 93, 103 126, 127, 139 Alvin Wade 51 Priscilla Wade 52, 97, 98 Edwin Wallace 9, 52, 97, 126 Cindy Wellons 52, 97, 126 A. D. Wells 52 Connie Wells 52, 84, 99 Deborah Wells 53, 92 John Wells 53, 95, 110, 111 Pam Wells 53 Bill Wells 52, 97 Susan Whaley 53, 86, 106, 126 Antoinette Williams 53, 84, 86, 88, 90 92, 94, 98, 103 Erwin Williams 53 Johnny Williams 9, 53, 98, 100 Joseph Williams 53, 94, 116 Wanda Williams 38, 53, 84, 92, 93, 99 139 Audrey Young 53, 98 James Young 53, 100 JUNIORS Henry Allen 8, 55, 95, 97 7 y Susan Atkinson 55 Gwen Austin 55, 62, 92, 120, 121 127 Pam Bannerman 55 Brian Barbee 55, 97, 192 Allen Barksdale 55, 94, 100 Jasper Barnes 55, 97, 100 Richard Barnes 55 Rusty Barnhill 55, 87, 95, 100, 112, 116 118 Forrest Baysden 55, 100, 116, 117 119 Patricia Bennerman 56, 97 Rebecca Bennerman 56, 97 Sandra Benton 56 Edwin Blanchard 56 Nancy Blossom 56, 91 Edwin Bowden 56, 91, 92, 103 Carol Bradshaw 56, 88 Fabian Bradshaw 54, 84, 116, 118 Tony Bradshaw 56 Matt Bray 52, 92, 97, 103 Pam Brice 56, 97 Bryan Brinson 6, 92 Danny Brinson 56, 92 Bart Brown 13, 54, 56, 84, 91, 103 Cindy Brown 56, 92, 103 Stuart Bryan 56 Darrell Bryant 56, 91, 92, 94, 103 110 Lena Bryant 57, 91, 92, 103 Brent Caison 57, 91, 92, 103 Brenda Carlton 12, 57, 92, 101, 103, 108, 126 Meriam Carlton 57, 95, 98, 108, 126 Bill Carr 15, 57, 87, 110 Kim Carter 54, 57, 92, 103 Oscara Carter 57, 91, 92, 108, 126 Ginger Carter 57, 88, 91, 92 Amberly Cavenaugh 54, 57, 108, 126 Ken Cavenaugh 57, 94 Cynthia Chavis 57, 88, 98 Mike Colwell 57 Cheryl Conrad 95, 102, 103 Travis Coston 57, 87, 95, 100 Danny Davis 57, 88 Mark Davis 57, 87, 94, 110 Mary Dixon 58 Nina Dixon 58, 98 Wade Dixon 57 Gene Duncan 58, 96 Tony Evans 96, 97 Deatrice Farrior 54, 58, 84, 91, 92, 103 108, 126 Alan Fields 58, 84, 91, 92, 110 Norma Floyd 58 Carl Fussell 58 Jonica Gordan 58, 108 Alice Graham 58, 96 Lisa Hall 91, 92 Robert Hall 58, 88 Sheila Hardison 58, 97, 101, 103 Bobby Harvell 58 Melva Hatcher 58, 92 Pamela Hatcher 58 88 1 George Hawes 58 Lisa Henderson 59 Robert Henderson 59 Bevelyn Henry 59, 84, 95, 96, 98 Anita Hill 59, 91, 98, 103 Wanda Hilliard 98 Melony Horrell 59, 88 Kelvin Huffin 4, 59 Robert Hyatt 59 Vance Jackson 59, 88, 102 June Johnson 14, 59, 91, 92 Perry Johnson 69, 110, 116 Robert Johnson 59, 84, 87, 91, 92, 103, 104, 126 Sherry Jones 60, 91, 92, 101 Joseph Lanier 63 Darrell Larkins 60, 92, 95 Leroy Lee 92 Sanford Lee 60, 92 Robert Liles 60 Gracie Lipscomb 60, 95, 98 Wendell Love 6, 95 Ginger Malone 60 Faye Marshburn 60, 88, 91, 103 Kelly Masters 60, 91, 92 Jimmy Matthews 60, 84, 86, 120, 122 Regina Matthews 60 Tracy Matthews 60 Lori McClung 88 Andrea McGee 60, 116, 118 Jill McGowan 60, 88 Cathy McMillian 60, 88, 92 Joy McMillian 61, 84, 95, 101 Mike Melville 61, 92, 103, 110, 112, 116, 119 Glenn Mobley 61, 91, 92, 103 Kristy Montford 61, 86, 106, 107 Carol Murphy 61, 98 Dennis Murphy 61, 92, 103 Mark Murphy 61, 96 Michael Murphy 61, 88 Mitchell Murphy 61 Pernell Murphy 61, 95 Timothy Murphy 61, 103 Trina Murphy 61 Walter Murphy 61, 87, 88 Andy Murray 61 Lynne Murray 59, 61 Regina Newkirk 62, 88 Ann Davis Oswald 62, 91, 92 Carl Perkins 62, 95 Jane Phillips 62, 84, 91, 92, 106, 107 130 Joseph Piner 62 Samuel Pittman 15, 62, 97 J. C. Playford 62, 101 Marceline Powers 62, 84, 91, 92, 103 Reginald Powell 4, 62, 91, 92, 103 Gloria Raynor 14, 63, 91 Delean Raynor 62, 88 Tim Rivenbark 63, 94, 100 Eula Robinson 63 Leon Robinson 63, 87, 96, 97, 99, 100, 103 James Rogers 63 1 Michael Rouse 63 Diane Sanders 63 Denise Satchell 63, 97 Henry Servance 64, 100 Dewitt Sholar 64 Marvin Scholar 64, 94 Tammy Sholar 64 Tim Simpson 63, 64 Wendy Sloan 64, 88, 92, 94 Antonio Smith 64 Charles Sutton 64 Neil Teachey 64, 92, 103 Robin Teachey 15, 54, 64, 88, 89, 91, 92 104 Patricia Torrans 64, 88 Anthony Twitty 13, 64 Tony Twitty 64, 94 Portia Usher 54, 64, 100, 103, 108 126 Tommy Uzzell 64, 84, 87, 91, 92, 103 110, 127 Charles Wade 64 Dottie Jo Wells 54, 65, 92 Jennifer Wells 65, 86, 91, 92 Lynn Dee Whaley 65, 86, 92, 120 Katie Wiggins 65, 84, 91, 92, 130 Barbara Williams 65, 96, 98 Carolyn Williams 588, 97, 98 Daniel Williams 9 Dewitt Williams 65, 94 Jackie Williams 65, 98 Kimberly Williams 65, 92, 103 Robert Williams 65, 92, 110 Wanda Williams 65 Laurie Worsley 65, 92, 101 Kevin Wyatt 65, 95, 96 S OPH OM ORES Keith Aires 67 Andre Alston 67, 88 Denise Alston 67 Vincent Andrews 67 Rhonda Baker 67 Charlene Barden 67 Jacqueline Barden 67, 97 Angela Barksdale 67, 120, 130 Sandra Barnes 67, 94 Charles Bennerman 67, 97 Jessie Bennerman 67, 97 Kenny Blanton 100 Su Lynn Blanton 67, 84, 92 Donald Boney 67, 96 Kenneth Boney 67, 96 Ronald Boney 67, 96, 123 Terry Boney 67, 96, 127 Fabian Bradshaw 67, 103 James Bradshaw 67, 92, 114 Janet Bradshaw 67 Kevin Bradshaw 67 Shelly Bradshaw 67 Debbie Brinson 67 Dennis Brinson 67 Robert Brock 67 Helen Brown 67, 98, 101 Tobias Brown 4, 67, 116 Angela Bryant 67, 92 Clayton Bryant 68, 92 Cynthia Bryant 68 Joseph Bynum 68 Glen Caison 13, 68, 92 Joyce Carlton 68 Michael Carlton 68 Renee Carlton 66, 68, 84, 103 Deborah Carney 68, 98 Angela Carr 68 Arletha Carr 68 Franklin Carr 68 Montrina Carr 68, 97, 120 Cathy Carroll 68 Phillip Carter 68, 95 Greg Casteen 68, 114 Bonita Chasten 68, 120 Irish Chasten 5, 68, 98 William Chavis 72 Laura Clark 72 Gary Cobb 68, 84, 95, 96 Jennifer Coston 68, 96, 98 Janice Cottle 68 Sharon Cottle 68, 88 Timothy Creel 68, 96 Jeffery Dail 68 Rickie Darden 68 Mary Ann Diaz 5, 68, 103, 109 Ernest Dixon 2, 68, 103 Nathaniel Dobson 4, 68, 92, 103, 123 Ginnie Dombroski 68 Tracy Dudley 69, 97, 103 Walter Dyson 69, 114 Cynthia Edward 69 Kimberly English 69, 103 Jeffery Ezzell 69 Linda Farrior 69 Wade Farrior 69, 114, 115 Tyrone Fennell 69 Michael Fields 69, 103, 114 Chris Floyd 69 Charlene Futrell 69, 101 Dale Futrell 69, 102 Mike Futrell 9, 69, 92, 114 Darnell Gabriel 69 Rhonda Gantt 69 Edward Gavin 69 Laura Gavin 69, 102 Patricia Gazaleh 69, 92 Terri Giddeons 66, 69, 92, 103 Sandy Godwin 69, 74, 84, 92, 103 James Gore 69, 94 Robert Gore 69 Jimmy Gurgainous 69, 92, 103, 114 Ray Gurgainous 69, 92 Anna Hall 97, 98 Carl Hall 4, 95 Carla Hanchey 69 Dana Hanchey 69, 94 Wade Hanchey 13, 69, 103 Michael Hankins 69, 71 Wanda Harmon 10, 70, 86, 96, 102 Patrick Hatchel 70, 92 Janice Hatcher 70 Nancy Hawes 70 Jerome Henderson 70, 94 Hayes Herring 70 Katrina Herring 70, 84, 92, 103, 109 Susan Hines 70 Jamie Hollingworth 70, 94 David Horrell 70, 95 Ricky Horrell 8, 70, 92 Gloria Houston 70 Angela Jackson 70 Rufus Jackson 70 Tony James 70 Danny Jenkins 70, 95 Rufus Jenkins 70 Fred Johnson 95 Billy Jones 70, 92 Brian Jones 12, 70 Leverne Jones 70, 100 Ronnie Juhans 70 Kelvin Keith 70 Randy Kenan 70, 103 Sue Ellen King 70, 84, 92 Darryl Knowles 70, 110 George Lamb 70 John Lamb 70, 97 Brenda Lane 98 Franklin Lanier 70, 123 Barbara Lassiter 70, 88 Danica Leonard 70 Vernon Leverette 10, 70, 94 Susie Long 71 Lynn Malone 71 Harold Maready 71, 92, 110 Liston Mathis 71, 114, 123 Leon Maybanks 71 Debra McCalop 71 Bobby Mcclide 71, 72, 114 Samuel Melvin 71, 94 Wendy Merritt 101 Carol Miller 71 Kenny Mills 94, 114 Cheryl Mobley 71 Sharon Mobley 71, 92 Shelia Mobley 71 Rose Moore 71 Allison Murphy 71, 84, 92, 101 Donna Murphy 71, 92, 103 Gerald Murphy 71 James Murphy 71 Maurice Murphy 71 Wilbert Murray 72, 123 Evelyn Newkirk 72, 109 Maebelle Newkirk 72, 97, 98 Willie Newkirk 72 Tommy Newton 66, 72 Lori Offerman 72, 92, 103, 106 Keith Padgett 72, 88 Stephen Padgett 72 Michael Page 72, 92, 103 Deborah Pate 72 Rosella Patrick 72, 97 Ashley Paul 72 Clementine Peterson 98 Jackie Peterson 72, 92, 96, 103 Jimmy Peterson 72 Roy Peterson 72 William Pike 72, 94 Howard Powell 72 Patricia Powers 94 Felica Pratt 97, 102, 103 Mark Price 72, 114 Nadine Rhodes 84 Anita Rhodie 72 John Rice 72, 92 Tracy Rich 72, 92, 103 Cindy Rivenbark 73, 95, 102, 103 Lynette Rivenbark 73 Valorie Robinson 9, 73 Cynthia Rouse 73, 97 Danny Sanderson 73, 95 Randolph Scott 6, 73, 95 Cindy Sholar 73 Tammy Sholar 101 Katrina Slaughter 73 Nell Sloan 73, 92, 103 Alonzo Smith 73 Charlie Smith 94 Cornelius Smith 94 Terry Smith 88 Joyce Southerland 73 Pamela Spearman 73, 100 Thomas Spearman 73 Jimmy Stevens 7, 123 Melinda Stokes 73 Dale Sutton 13, 73 Gregory Sutton 94 Matthew Sutton 94 Mike Swinson 73, 92 Daye Teachey 73, 84, 92, 102, 109 Clintonia Thomas 96 Ricky Thomas 94 Sidney Thomas 73, 114 Cynthia Toler 73, 92 David Turner 73, 94, 95 Pansy Turner 73 Arleshia Twitty 73 Denise Twitty 12, 73 John Twitty 73 Edgar Tyler 73 Brenda Underwood 73, 92 Pansy Walker 98 Kenny Watson 74 Sam Watson 66, 74, 84, 92, 130 Bruce Webb 74, 164 Lynn Weeks 74, 92 Anthony Wells 74, 95 Barbara Wells 74 Chris Wells 74 Debra Wells 74, 86, 92, 106 Gale Wells 74 Stephanie Wells 74 Susan Wells 74, 92 R. J. Whaley 74 Oscar Whitley 74 Allen Williams 74, 114 Dwight Williams 9 Michael Williams 74, 114 Terry Williams 74 Wanda Williams 74 FRESHMEN Patricia Alexander 76 Karen Andrews 76, 84 Gwendolyn Barden 67, 76, 94, 97 Stephanie Barnes 76, 98 Barry Batts 76, 94 James Batts 76, 78, 94, 114 Daniel Bell 94 Angela Bennerman 76, 97 Theohonest Bennerman 8, 76, 192 Jackie Benton 76, 114 Delton Blanchard 76, 114 Douglas Blanton 76, 94 John Blanton 76, 94 Angela Boney 12 Michael Boney 76 Carol Bowden 76, 96, 101, 103 Aleta Brock 76 David Brooks 76 Betty Jo Bryant 76 Daron Bryant 76 Norman Bryant 76 Michael Butts 76 Monica Carawan 77, 103 Charles Carr 77, 96, 103 Helen Carr 77, 84, 97, 109 Richard Carr 77 Glen Carter 77, 97 Pamela Carter 77, 79 Sheila Casteen 102 Kathy Cavenaugh 77 Steve Cavenaugh 77, 114 Cassandra Chasten 77 Charlene Chester 77 Terry Clibbon 77 Renee Cody 77 Debra Conrad 77, 103 Forestine Coston 8, 77 Rachel Coston 77 Daniel Cottle 77 Daniel Cottle 77 James Cromity 77 Wanda Dil 77, 192 June Darden 77 Sherman Davis 77 Travis Davis 77 Kevin Devane 77, 114 Wanda Dixon 76, 77 Regina Dobson 77, 84, 103 Constance Dudley 77, 98 Joseph Eaddy 77, 103, 114 Cynthia Edwards 77, 98 Melinda Edwards 77 Michael Evans 77, 123 Robert Evans 77, 114, 171 Judy Ezzell 77 Cliss Farrior 77 Chris Floyd 96 Bert Fussell 75, 77, 110, 123 0 Timothy Fussell 77, 101 Cynthia Futrell 77 April Gabriel 77 Kimberly Giddeon 78, 102, 171 William Gilbert 78, 94, 114 Travis Gore 78 Angela Graham 78, 98 Theresa Graham 78, 98, 109 Geraldine Hall 78 Samantha Hall 78 Maris Harris 78 Andy Hatchell 78, 96 Glenda Hatcher 78 Williams Hawes 78 Levern Hayes 94 Lisa Hayes 78 Vickie Hayes 78, 84, 103 Karen Henderson 6, 78 Annie Herring 78 Janet Herring 78 Marcie Hines 78 Barbara Horrell 78 Randy Hubbard 114 Norann Hughes 78 Jesse James 78, 114, 123 Johnnie James 79 Milton James 79, 110, 123, 124 Rose James 79 Sandy James 79 Tammie James 79 Mitchell Johnson 79, 95 Tracey Johnson 75, 79, 84 David Jones 79 Evelia Jones 79 Rickie Jones 79 Elisa Kea 79, 92, 98 Moses Keith 79 Deborah Kenan 79 Donnie Kenan 79 Thurman Kenan 79, 95 Yottie Kenan 79 Ann Knowles 79 Eunice Lamb 79 Michelle Lamb 80, 96, 97 Cindy Lanier 80, 96, 97 Dennis Lanier 80 Rodney Larkin 80, 95 Alex Leach 80, 96 Wendy Lee 80 Renee Leverette 80, 84, 103 Robin Malone 80 Lori Marshburn 80, 97 Glenda Maxwell 80, 96 Barry McGee 80 Patricia McLamb 80 Carol Merritt 86, 96 Carol Miller 80 Lisa Mills 6, 80, 103, 130 Stephen Mitchell 114 Denise Mobley 80 Cynthia Montague 80 Phyllis Moody 7, 12, 80, 97 Esther Moore 80 Jimmy Moore 80, 102, 114 James Murphy 80 Tony Murphy 75, 80, 96 Angela Newkirk 80, 84, 109 Ilean Newkirk 80 Mike Owens 114 Alan Outlaw 80, 114 Kevin Norris 80, 114 Dewey Pickett 80 Larry Pickett 80 Danny Piner 94 Joseph Pittman 80, 95 Marilyn Pittman 80, 96 Rene Playford 80 Nelson Plummer 80, 123 Ramona Powers 80, 84, 92, Margaret Ray 80, 96, 120 Ronnie Raynor 80, 103 Wanda Raynor 81 Gene Rivenbark 81 Tracy Rivenbark 81 Cammie Rivers 81 Annie Robinson 81 Willie Rogers 81 Jackie Sanders 81, 92 Rufus Satchell 81, 114, 123 Regina Scott 81 Ricky Sellers 81 Maria Smith 81, 84 Ronald Spearman 81 Bonnie Stallings 81 Pearl Strickland 81, 102 Dennis Sutton 81 Shelly Sutton 81 Elaine Swinson 81 Angela Teachey 81 Denise Teachey 81, 103 Scott Teachey 81 Willie Teachey 81, 96 David Thomas 81 Herbie Tucker 81, 114 Cindy Turner 81 Judy Turner 81, 103 Lonnie Turner 81 Charles Wade 94 Mary Wadsworth 81, 96 Patsy Wallace 81, 84 Judy Wellons 76, 81, 106 Anthony Wells 95 Lisa Wells 81, 120 Deatrice Williams 130 Donna Williams 81, 192 Evangeline Williams 81, 98 Ricky Wood 81, 114 Roger Wyatt 79, 81, 96 1 1 K. 1 V -wh 4 . 1 -' A 2 nl uf ,-, Q rs , I is 34, A 1 Q. 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