Washington High School - Packromak Yearbook (Washington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

Dx - $$Jggtw ovf-X Lia tywx. L, B'Jik E U HAIR 63: :L N512: wk 455x WI , KLW$h L MM VAR. I 'W? 'Wugmitfwiz';i::.iv; 4 till? w 13M W E he . q , 1, -k-:;V::j :AAVNJENJKLPAJAG 444133: a 6 73M caddwm i VRQWU ajcwgihgmgb mam; x M . g A VA . $0 M kw Q 9 3 CE! I I Mpqcvzx , Q W4 Mt '- kfmlkx 3jLuY4, q M W WW M 144073 QR ., 33L Dmubocd x3: 34 FM ' 2:83: R v33; N: $ 31: ?.ggi? $ g g4 x x i N W 3 a g, Y I WM 0. MM Mira WOW OLQoo :wjmb'. 4? Wm, WM Wt de mM-LWOWW WWW 6144:: C O Ogmi 3W WW+ W QthQw qZMIWKfQ OWL ? 7MWVM W W5- XM Zwmf M35; AM K w 7 . KW k be M 34' . W1 M 1m: in W143 4;va ? W TM a . . mm W MW 33 5 . . $ ' 2m 7 I p15. t' . $a Oahif fa4k TO any Der WebrMiper-g 12mm,aJ,mw,W f r WA J'MU. $$m0xQ d5 52M? 47432 W9 W7 ,, ' . 4MB; Ame, wgutpw Cl 4 W53 WW 7M wmwwgww WV , Jew TQW dVIWM, 4 nMy WW, 0 ts n Ma . NQMWAW w, fag 37 a M . W55$omw 34MBwa M , 7 . me km, wamwwvw Q? IHMW x w X . J 4 $9 g W 4 x9 4 9 2 m: i xtixf ii We e W G3 ' '3 ; 4 ' Oh y ngg yr; X EVE, a a w a .s 9 mp R; X 4 F X . bi K; ?x N .3 ,4 4;! K, WQW Lip ?JW X . a ' tr; - 4 id. i B ' K1 5Q t9 Yum. W 0Q ' . mu K 4.. ' 4 .x Q5 2 J. 44:ka3 1?; 4 Q x X 4 Q 4 x g, 4 LW 34L xx pp gi JWXQVX Nr QM Q. 4 i 4i Kw x: 1 44411-404 U M I w 9 T V Q, X F I 4, 3-4.3 , x4 4 Ob 93w. 4 4,4 .. , 1 $ Ir 02 I M 4m, ofgwdm 53M 4-4.4.4; MW. WWWQ hpbnmw GEN. 373 P128 1983 Packromak MlD-CONTWENT PUBLIC LEBRARY Genealogy 8. Local History Branch 3'17 W. Highway 24 l mdependence, MO 64050 PACKROMAK VOLUME XLIX WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON, N.C. 27889 CASEY cox - EDITOR-lN-CHIEF I RAE MARIE HALL - LAYOUT EDITOR WHITNEY GILLISPIE - COPY EDITOR ' CATHY cox - ADVISOR DONATED BY KATHY BANKS SEPTEMBER 2005 Contents f Introduction .......................................................... 1 Student Life ......................................................... 1 7 Activities ........................................................... 1 8 Curriculum .......................................................... 24 Academics .......................................................... 28 Clubs .............................................................. 42 Organizations ........................................................ 56 People .............................................................. 77 Faculty and Administration ....................................................... 78 Classes Tenth ............................................................ 86 Eleventh ......... l ................................................ 1 00 Twelth .......................................................... 1 1 6 Extended School Day .............................................. 136 Sports .............................................................. 141 Closing ............................................................. 180 Index ............................................................... 182 Advertisements ..................................................... 187 M'w, r: g NTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY WW ;Imlunlmlmmmnumymw 0000 1 26723 Genealogy 8. Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence. MO 64050 Washingtonts originality blends past and present Washington has long been known for its beauti- ful old homes as shown in these two pictures. After 250 years, George Washington has re- mained as one of our nationts most respected symbols. No less than 400 cities, 32 counties, one state, and countless other lakes, mountains and parks are named after our first president, but only one has the distinction of being the ttOrigi- nalh and that is Washington, NC. Originality or being first, is reflected in many aspects at WHS. The WHS band has taken styles from the past and transformed them to the present as reflected in the present band uniforms. llila...t ' iiiii mnmmnnni Washington Heritage invades school life ' Originality is reflected in all aspects of ; WHS from Stunt Night, as the Sopho- ! mores above depict, to the prom as Lau- rel Mason deligently prepares for that special night. This heritage is seen in the band, the leadership, as exemplified by Mr. Wil- son, principal, and Christy Jackson,s ef- forts on the Jr.Sr. ts waxvxxv-Nsuk s WASHING mm HmmnN-FUW 73 1, THE ORIGINAL us Amy Burroughs and Thomas Davenport get emotional over the traditional Stunt Night Laura Rhodes, Libba Lassiter, Holly Cherry, and Tracy Smith entertain the Shiekess during the Sophomore stunt. The Jr. Sr. prom, Fantasy Island, renews an old tradition at WHS. The Art Club's mural has begun a new tradi- tion of beautification of the building and campus. 10 Spirit becomes evident as Wayne Wooden strives to cross the finish line first and Maren Wegmann leads the girlhs tennis team to the regular season cham- pionship. Coach Bing Mitchell continues this spirit as he urges the Pack to victory. w- hw m M Spirit becomes evident in series of firsts The idea of striving to be first is not only evident in the final score but the fansispirits Of support. The drive is seen in the expressions of concentration on the faces of Robin McLean and Steve Boyd, pictured above. This attitude is continued throughout a series of firsts in Washington High School. The 1982-1983 football team has achieved the first winning season since 1978. The 19 seniors have been the first to go through three years with Coach Mitchell and his programs of weightlifting and a . . PRIDE!!! The girls, tennis team added more links to the chain of spirit by picking up where last years wres- tlers left off. The WHS wrestling team was undefeated in the NEAC conference. A series of firsts is not necessar- ily limited to sports. It appears in academic life as well. The class of 1983 is the first class to graduate under the leadership of Principal Ronnie Wilson. This is just one of the many firsts for the Class of 1983. The chain theory started by Mitchell has carried to the other sports by showing that you do not have to have a winning score but rather a winning spirit to back it up. 11 More firsts are evident in the spirit exhib- ited by students and spectators alike. The feeling of being first was achieved by Ms Pertillefs tennis team Another first was the beginning of girls, weightlifting. Lisa Moore builds a palm tree for Jr. Sr. Kevin Clancy and Tim Melton enjoy their open lunch privilege. Anita Payne and Charlene Smith relax in the hall while Tammy Respass and Mike Bier- man stop to chat. Brian Goodwin watches intensely from the sidelines for a change. Will Mayo and Kemp Edwards ham it up during an assembly given by the chorus classes. STUDENT LIF E 1982 STUNT NIGHT 8x: x x Stunt Night 1082 was a great one, especially for the seniors. The seniors won first place with their skit ttMoonlight Madness The sophomores came in second with their HTorn Between Two Arabs 'i And the iuniors came in third with their skit HThe Boys from Company 83. After many davs of writing a skit. choosing characters. constructing scenery, sewing costumes, and rehears- ing, Stunt Night was a reatity and not a distant night. By 7:30 pm on that Saturday evening, Washington High School's auditorium was packed with people and then the curtain opened. By the end of Stunt Night. thousands of eyes had focused on the sophomores, juniors, and seniors who participated. Even though the seniors came in first and the juniors came in third, the important thing to remember was that winning wasnit everything, Every student who participat- ed in Stunt Night henefitted. HMoonshine Madness was about three witches, Angela Kenlaw, Marilyn Johnson, and Ryle Potts who decided they must make their last batch of moonshine before midnight. A group of students portrayed by Addie Harris, Teresa Harris, Elizabeth Ward, Allan Samuelson, Sallie Woolard, Edward Lee Campbell, and Ken Matkins spoil the witches, plans. This skit was highlighted bu Dracula portrayed by Linwood Whitley singing his version of ttOne in a Million. Jeannie Trueblood and Marilyn Johnson were the student directors. fwmyxmw eeyzf WW - I W, '4 2 V T a i 5 ' M7 MONSTER CHECK OUT THOSE DANCING HUNCHBACKS Y ALLEN SAMUELSON, SALLIE WOOLARD THEIR EVERY MOVE. , AND ELIZABETH WARD SHOW TERROR IN SENIORS - MOONSHINE MADNESS eSOPI-IOMORES - $8 t , Q j , 1 Amy terrifies as the shiekess when she states ttEn- tertain Me!,, EMILY SINGS PASSIONATELY. mforn Between Two ArabsH was about a selfish Sheikess and a Genie. Both Arabs wanted Tony portrayed by Mike Midgette. Tony decided between the two and the Genie was his choice. To finish it, the Genie popped her fingers and - POOF - the Sheikess was gone. Genie and Tony flew away on a magic carpet. PART OF THE E TERTAIN DANCING THE DRILL TEAM JAMS JUNIORS - ttTHE BOYS FROM COMPANY 833, The Boys From Company 83 was about high school guys who were drafted in the army, Although they and their girls didntt want them to go, Uncle Sam had to be satisfied. During their basic training, we saw the guys do a army drillt The skit was highlighted by Joe's hair being cut. Joe was Mark Kreisher. Student directors were Robin McLean and PatricktOlsen. THOMAS COMFORTS AMY. we xxxmwmw e , nmanu: m h WXNXmeWwW 5 1982 h HOMECOMING QUEEN ROBIN MCLEAN 1982 Homecoming Queen - Robin McLean Oct. 25 - Oct. 29, 1982 was Homecoming Week. All during this week, everyone guessed about who was to be the new Homecoming Queen. On the night of Oct. 29, the people at Kuglerhs Field knew. Robin McLean was the lucky lady. Laurel Mason and Natalie Moore were the runners-up. Twelve other young ladies were sponsors. Leanne Tankard, 1981, Crowns Robin 20 ,A lst RUNNER UP - LAUREL MASON 2nd RUNNER UP - NATALIE MOORE Angela Oden escorted by Wayne Wooden, Beverly Wells - Vance Moore, Heather Kirby - Mike Worley, Laurel Mason - Thomas Davenport, Beth Hackney Seth Edwards, Robin McLean - Brian Goodwin, Michelle House - Steve Boyd, Deborah Murphy - Allen Moore Dede Lewis escorted by Jeff Rumley, Catherine Woolard - Hack High, Melanie Avolis - Kemp Edwards, Michelle Leggett - Ken Curlings. Natalie Moore - Steve McCuller, Sheila Thigpen - William O,Pharrow, Beverly Sadler - Jerome Branch HOMECOMING - 1982 Homecoming Week was full of activities. Monday was Inside-Out and Backwards Day. Many people walked down the halls backwards. Tuesday was Punk Out Day. It was totally freaky. Wednesday was Opp05ite Day. The guys dressed as girls and vice versa. Many mannish girls and pretty guys came to schoolt Thursday was Costume Day. Students dressed as their favorite character. Friday was Blue and White Day. Students showed their school spirit by wearing blue and white. Friday afternoon, the Homecoming Parade whisked down Main Street. Friday night, the Homecoming Queen was crowned. Pam Pack also played against Williamstont The triumphant Pack went to WHS,s gym to celebrate. A huge Pam Packer was the decoration as he stood in the middle of the floor. Lester Jackson from WQDW disc jockeyed. Homecoming 1982 was down-right good. wwww JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1982 years. The theme of the Prom was Senior Prom was the first one in 15 82 J unior The 1981- the gym a floating island. A huge ers and waitresses. The music was y everyone enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Harr made , ntasy Island. Mr. Miller, chairman of decorations Fa lm tree was the centerpiece. Sophomores served as wait pa IS The Vandells. Certainl y provided by a live band was the overall chairman, a, My a x 23, ,3; y, WW4; Originality That is the way to keep up with the trends! Energy efficiency is the name of the game for carpentry this year. Billy Singletonls carpentry class has made a change in plans for the first time in eleven years. UEnergy efficiency, explains Singleton, uis using more insulation and thermal pane windows to'keep heat from escaping. Singleton sees this as the direction in which houses will turn in the future. Washington should be proud to have an organization like Singletonls carpentry class. We are the first and original school in our area to have students building and selling homes; and for the first time this year, energy efficient homes. To the right, Tony Williams diligently works on the new energy efficient house. , This is the first year Health Occupations Education has been offered at i WHSi The students were taught the process of communications, the x understanding of nutrition, and studied the anatomy of the human body. Next year, HOE ll will offer classes in hospital skills. Right - Students of the HOE class attempt to give mouth to mouth resuscitation. i Above - A small baby is properly being put into his crib. 24 11 re ' V ' n Arwrmu.mwa .. , , , v gwwma - it w? Bricklaying. For the first time in many years, the bricklay- ing classes at WHS participated in the building of the energy efficient house. Knowledge, com- bined with energy, constructed the foundation of the house. The bricklaying classes work very hard at perfecting their masonry skills. Who knows. the bricks may be laying out their future. Left - Micheal Gay and Antonio Holley lay bricks to form a wall. ey Computer Science. Computer Science is a move towards the future, Washington has made this the year for introducing a class that centers on computers. The students have learned how to program the computers and many other aspects of the science. ieeemwwymwwww Above - Tammy Respess is starting a program on the computer, Left v Tammy Glaspie works steadily on completing a program. 26 Ten days of visiting historical sites, shopping, sampling foods, and enter- tainment of various cultures is what a group of students from Washington experienced on their Easter vacation. uMonths of planning and hours of paper work all pays off on an unforge- table experience of meeting people of totally different backgrounds? stated Donna Woolard, trip sponsor. The students probably learn more about other countries and other peo- ple in their ten days than during any other ten day period of their life. Above: Top - Grey Griffin, Sandy Johnson, Caludia Mosely, Tammy Gurganus, Lisa Respess, Marjorie Modlin, Kim Phelps, arid Rexie Mod- lin. Middle - Donna Woolard, Wilma Griffin, Catherine Woolard, Stefanie Smith, Susan Carawan, Laurie Perry, and Eva Gurganus. Front - Teresa Masters. Not Pictured - Josh Davis, Todd Roberson, and Bobby Baker. BottOm: Donna Woolard -w-N' e:- f 1.: f aur---yi Nine Washington High School students attended Govenorts School this past summer. Winston-Salem became the summer home for five. Heather Kirby and Emily Blount participated in the dance division; Kim Roy and Stefanie Smith - academics, and Amy Coiner - art. Govenorts School East, located in Laurenburg, welcomed the remaining four. Attending were: Mike Bierman and Hack High - academics, Amanda Toler - art, and Becky Respess - dance. My summer at NC. Govenorts School was un- doubtedly the most rewarding experience of my life thus far. My love for the performing arts was greatly intensified through the exposure 'to many talented people. Probably the most notable enrichment was experiencing the pride and dedication that is common in musicians, actors, artists, dancers, etc. These same wonderful people enabled me to learn so much about myself. I realized how important it is to look beyond the physical aspects in a person; many times some- thing beautiful lies within,n commented Becky Re- spess. Pictured above: Front row - Becky Respess, Ste- fanie Smith, Emily Blount, Amy Coiner, Heather Kirby, Kim Roy. Back row: Mike Bierman, Hack High, Amanda Toler. Senior participants pictured at left: Kim Roy, Mike Bierman, Becky Respess, Heather Kirby, Hack High. Bottom left: Heather Kirby enjoys her summer at Winston-Salem. 27 15.; Pictured above are the Senior members: Rae Marie Hall, Patrick Olson, Hack High, Lee Wayne Dixon, Reggie Stevenson, David Koepnick, Mary Glyn Alligood, Scoot Broyhers, Dede Lewis, Robin McLean, and Robm Anderson. OF F ICERS The Student Council is composed of ten repre- sentatives elected from each class plus six officers. It serves as the governmental body of our school. Student Council is responsible for various activities including Homecoming festivities, beautification projects, assemblies, socials, and money-making projects. Mrs, Joyce Harris is the advisor. Pictured at right are the 1982 6fficers They are: Robin Anderson, Assistant Secretary; Lee Wayne Dixon, Treasurer; David Koepnick, President; Pat- rick Olson, Vice President; Sandy Johnson, Parli- mentarian; Not Pictured: Anita Payne, Secretary. 28 x s N 1 m i 13X Scott Roberts , ,VmWW az'maw , ' , Mme , W' , 4- Josh Davis Jeffrey Cox Tommy Stanley Stuart Wig? Godley Sandy Johnson Stephanie Smith Demetris Lumpkin Kristin Olson Tommie Sue Metters , . v , . ' '1 ; E , Elizabeth , , , , Leach Ronnie Godley Shane Manuel Monica Oden Donna Moore Lisa Clark Wendy Corey Renee Weston 30 ,,.,,l.,,,.,,..vu,,,.mvm K lst row: Bonnie Gerard, Joyce Modlin, Melanie Avolis, Will Mayo, Tammy Respass, Kristi Jackson, David Koepnick, Laurel Mason, Amy Burroughs, 2nd row: Marcia Crone, Melanie Rowland, Anita Payne, Nancy Ward, Teresa Snow, Lisa Sullivan, Dede Lewis, Jeff Rumley, Kristi Warren, Brenda Lupton. 3rd row: Marian Inabinett, Becky Respess, Kim Roy, Lisa Oughton, Lori Champion, Heather Kirby. Sue Hird, Frank Wynne. 4th row: Seth Edwards, Patrick Olson, Hack High, Neal Paul, Rae Marie Hall, Sherry Boyd, Faye Glisson. 5th row: Jimmy Hodges, Mitch Moore, Jeff Brady, Robin McLean, Daniel Czuhai, Beverly Wells, Elissa Robinson, Scoot Brothers. The National Honor Society is an organiza- tion based on scholastic achievement. The se- mester grades of onds sophomore and junior years are compiled and must maintain a 3.0 grade average. Barbara Respess, NHS advisor, stated, UNH$,s purpose is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadership, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to en- courage the development of character in the students of Washington High School. OFFICERS 8283 Neal Paul - Vice President Laurel Mason - Treasurer Hack High - President Rae Marie Hall - Secretary Patrick Olson - Parlimentarian 4 2 high- '0 K M g Al, 12?? iyaaxvggw Z V 4345.212332 , WASHINGTON HIGH SCii IOOL MARSHAgs xx $ng Xxx VXXN$ x w $$$VWW Pictured left to right: lst row: Will Mayo, Melanie Avolis, Joyce Modlin, David Koepnick, Marion Inabinett, Melanie Rowland. 2nd row: Elissa Robinson, Beverly Wells, Jimmy Hodges, Seth Edwards, Kim Roy, Jeff Rumley, Mike Bierman. PINEY TICE - ADVISOR MELANIE ROWLAND - Chief 32 -..IZ;. a.;:: ..-a , w - 9 1982-1982 QUIZ BOWL . VARSITY Varsity Quiz Bowl Members: Hack High, Marian lnabinett, and Jeff Cherry. Not Pictured: Will Mayo. In the 1978-1979 school year, the Quiz Bowl, an honored part in Aca- demics, was started. In the beginning, the Quiz Bowl was only active in twelve counties. Later the State Li- brary Association took the idea and spread it to sixty-three counties. The Quiz Bowl originated at WHS in the 1980-1981 school year. During this year, we participated in competi- tions and won a finalist position in the district level which qualified us to move to the state competition in Dur- ham, NC. This is the fourth year of Quiz Bowl existance and WHS has participated for three years. The Quiz Bowl is spon- sored by the BHM Regional Library in this area. J R VARSITY Jr. Varsity: Christine Dunn Kristin Olson Darren Waters Josh Davis 33 34 WHOS WHO ths Who is an activity supported by the Senior class of .Washington High School. Whois Who is voted on by the class and the decision as to who receives this honor is based on the number of votes each candidate gets. This honor is for those members of the class that the class as a whole feels is most representative of the characteristics which exemplify the class as a group. These characteristics consist of leadership qualities, school spirit, ambition, and dedication. Other traits are also important. The class votes on peers who are athletic, usually leaders in their respective sports, and who are popular in the sense of being well liked by teachers and classmates. Pictured below are the 1982-1983 Whois Who recipients. These Seniors are the ones that were brain .. x, ,, selected by their classmates as being most outstanding in the class. It is a great honor and a great responsibility. These Seniors are challenged to continue to live up to this honor. The Seniors are: first row: Will Mayo, Laurel Mason, Robin McLean, Rae Marie Hall, Dede Lewis, Anita Payne, Melanie Avolis, Marian Inabinett, and Kim Roy. Second row: Seth Edwards, Patrick Olson, Vance Moore, Beverly Wells, Thomas Davenport, Jeff Brady, Steve Boyd, Jeff Rumley, Hack High, David Koepnick. On the pages that follow, each of these recipients has written a few things about himself. The insights that are included here should help to enable the reader to see why these people are truly Whois Who at WHS. Melanie Ann Avolls Field of Study: Undecided School: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Comments: Throughout my past years at Washington High School I have heard people in the graduating class try to describe the memories of their Senior year. Now that the time has approached for my classmates and me, I realized that no words could be more convincing than the strong bond between the class of I83, sporting events, Stunt Night, and countless other memories. Each moment is cherished greatly whether or not it's sad or happy, for these have been the best years of my life. Steve Boyd Field of Study: Undecided School: NC. State Comments: I hope that I will be a winner at NC. State. Jeff Brady Field of Study: Computer Science School: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Comments: I hate to leave WHS. I have always been told that our high school days were the best days of your Iife. I believe it now that I'm leaving because these past years cannot be expressed in a million words. The closeness with your friends is overwhelming. I wish I could do it all again. 35 36 Seth Edwards Field of Study: Dentistry or Sports Medicine School: Duke University Comments: My memories of my high school will always be remembered as some of the best times of my life. Sports and Stunt Nights were great, but my experiences with my friends will stand out the most. Thomas Edward Davenport ll Field of Study: Business Administration or Textiles School: UNC - Chapel Hill or NCSU Comments: The memories of years at WHS will probably be cherished longer than any memory I will have. I will always remember playing on a championship football team and advancing to the state finals in track. Hack High Field of Study: Law or Business School: UNC-CH Comments: My advice to the underclassmen is to find out what you want out of high school and do it because high school doesnlt last long. When you're a sophomore you look up to the juniors and seniors; when youlre a junior youlre stuck in the middle, and then before you know it youlre a senior getting ready for life. Make the most of such a short time. - a i xi vi N m sari? N N: Z: k y, David Koepnlck Field of Study: Electrical Engineering School: North Carolina State University Comments: Washington High School has provided many memorable experiences that I will cherish forever. With the help of the concerned faculty and the friendly students, I feel that I have completed the past three years to the best of my ability with as few hardships as possible. I am forever indebted to both. Rae Marie Hall Field of Study: Business Administration School: Peace College Comments: As my days at WHS pproach an end I begin to realize just how many wonderful memories that have been given to me. I am aware of the bad also because these are where we truly learn the real lessons and disappointments of life. But through it all, the friends and relationships that I have made will always be foremost in my memories of WHS. Marlon lnablnett Field of Study: AdvertisingIDesign School: UNC - Chapel Hill Comments: High school is an important time in ones lite, and Washington is a good place to go through that time. WHS is not too big and not too small so the school can do lots of activities and involve lots of students. These activities add on to the education received in class. 37 38 mwwvu. Will Mayo Field of Study: Law School: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Comments: Now that graduation grows near I can only wish that I knew what path I am going to follow. If you know what you want to be in life prepare for it and strive for it the best you can in high school. Dede Lewis Field of Study: Undecided School: UNC - Wilmington Comments: My three years at WHS have been quite an experience to me. The many activities I have participated in and the friends I have made will always be close to my heart. 4 , 1 AD. yam , V Kg ; ,, I I I II: IIWWWI I W27 IXWW I I Robin McLean Field of Study: Undecided School: Peace College Comments: Although Illl be leaving WHS soon, nothing can ever erase the good times I have had. Memories of FCA, Stunt Night, JR. SR., sports, and Homecoming will be with me forever. But most importantly I will always cherish the friends I have made and the special times that we have shared. Vance Moore Field of Study: Engineering School: Undecided Comments: My last three years have been highlighted with football and baseball. I wish I could do it all over again. Patrick Brian Olson Field of Study: Engineering or Political Science School: Air Force Academy Comments: I feel that Washington High School has been a sound stepping stone on my long trek to the accomplishment of my goals. I feel I have learned of pride, discipline, and self-sacrifice. But the thing I will miss most is my most treasured gift, good friends. Laurel Mason Field of Study: Human Anatomy and Physiology School: Meredith College Comments: Attending WHS has enriched my life in many ways. Through touch classes, extracurricular activities, cheerleading and FCA I have learned the importance of open- mindedness, patience and communication as well as responsibility. Just this fraction of my life I feel will serve as a firm foundation for achievement and growth as I anticipate a life of struggles and adventures that will eventually lead to victory and fulfillment. As I learn, the more I realize how much there is to know. Anita Payne Field of Study: Chemical Engineering School: Howard University School of Engineering Comments: My days at WHS are memorable ones. I grew each day with each thing that I experienced. I will remember those who helped me to understand and most of all I will remember this school for what it stands for and what it believes in. Kim Roy Field of Study: Law School: UNC - Chapel Hill Comments: I will always cherish my years at WHS and being a member of Whols Who is a true honor for me. I hope the friendships Ilve made here will all last throughout my college days and long after. I feel that the most important thing to remember during high school is that you should make the most of life while youlre still young and that happiness cannot be found alone. I also feel that involvement in extracurricular activities is important in forming a well-rounded person because it gives you a chance to develop yourself and grow with people who have similar interests. Jeff Rumley Field of Study: Medicine School: UNC - Chapel Hill Comments: My three years at WHS have given me many memorable moments. The excitement of Stunt Night, the thrill of Jr-Sr, and many friends. But I think my participation in athletics has given me the most rewarding times. The outpouring of love and support given to all of us on the 82 Pam Pack football team will hold a very special place for me. I'll always be grateful. WW amseu . aw W7Wli4 Reggie Stevenson Field of study: Criminal Justice lJuvenile Officerl School: University of North Carolina at Charlotte Comments: While pondering over those many high school memories, none are quite as extraordinary as being selected ths Who by my gratifying peers. It is not those brain bursting tests nor the days when nothing seems to go right, but Proms, Stunt Nights, Homecomings, clubs, sports, and friends that I remember the most. Coaches, teachers, and figure heads have had the greatest influence in my achievements. As Rev. Jessie Jackson once said, uIt's not your aptitude, but attitude that determines your altitude; is the thought that I wish to leave to every incoming students with any ambitious goals in life. Beverly Wells Field of study: Banking and Computer Science School: Meredith College or UNC - Wilmington Comments: I would like to encourage everyone to take time to fully appreciate all the good in their lives, especially the close relationships between friends that make life worth living. For every bad experience something positive can be gained. Look ahead in life and strive for everything because you have failed only when you have failed to try. Wayne Wooden Field of study: Radio Broadcasting School: ECU Comments: I understand that only a few people are chosen and I am very proud to be one of the ths Who recipients this year. When I look back on my years at WHS, there will be happy times to remember. I do hope WHS will continue to be a success and if my peers feel that I contributed to itls success this year, then I am glad I didnlt let anyone down. WWWAVAV wwwbtwtrwhtr 175 Mmor 1r Mm q 4 14, MrWM 9 rypyx I ; lillkwwr zwwmw mlxnx MW! 41pm zyw ; MM GIRLS F CA Laural Mason - Co-Captain, Athy Tayloe - Parlimentarian, Frannye Fowle - Song Leader, Robin McLean Captain, Emily Blount - Song Leader, Laura Griffin - Soc. Chair., Not pictured - Renee Smith - Secretary, Susan Parker w Treasur- er, Catherine Woolard - Song Leader. mgmxwxw. mxxxwiQammxm. Seated: Laura Griffin, Sandra Hodges, Kim Lilley, Whitney Gillispie, Dede Lewis, Renee Smith, Alana Williams Susan Parker Renee Weston Standin - ' , . 9. Amy Comer, Cathenne Woola d L Emlly Blount, Jill Pugh, LaDonna Toler, Angela Mathews, Lisa glgrkfmral Mason, Frannye FOWIe, RObm MCLean, . .4. . A . A A Jnutvk - - z BOYS F CA Will Mayo - Social Chairman, Thomas Davenport - President, Hack High - Song Leader, Todd Edwards - Secretary. Not Pictured: Gary Smith - Vice President, Josh Davis - Treasurer, Seth Edwards - Song Leader. :Q MN- wam v VAIMV First row: Roy Lee Parker, Mike Wood, Bowman Lewis, Sam Stephenson, Mark Krieshler, Josh Davis; Second row: Jeff Rumley, Neal Paul, John Modlin, Bucky McCollough, Seth Edwards, and Hack High. DRAMA CLUB Drama Club: lst - Monica Oden, Pam Collins, Robbie Elks, Molly Cutler, Beth Leonard, Mark Evans, Marchelle Smith; 2nd - Mike Moffitt, Audrey Kelder, Tracy Fuller, Joe Dixon, Angie Mason, Robin Anderson, Scott Roberts, Pam Rogers, Christine Dunn. 3rd - Cecil Cherry, Shannon Oughton, Rush Derr, Kristin Olson, Athy Tay- loe, Karyn Shooter. 4th - Don- na White, Tracy Tuten, Scott Moore, Ray Connors, Jeff Cher- ry, Rodney McNew, Rusty Russ, ; Alan Markland, Leon Simpkin. 44 6442; 749?; OFFICERS Drama Officers - left to right; Mark Evans, Molly Cutler, Parlimentarians; Beth Leonard, Treasurer; Angie Mason, Historian; Robin Anderson, Vice- President; Scott Roberts, President; Pam Rogers, Corresponding Secretary; not pictured, Rachel Herbert, Recording Secretary. ,Alv.. . , an , a H V .. ha ,-.. , Awhbw ,. , u :- w DEMILLE PLAYHOUSE Robin Anderson, Scott Roberts, Pam Rogers Joe Dixon, Demille Playhouse 7; a, .47 4;, an ywx ; th 46 Spanish Club: Nila Weherenberg Advi- sor, Becky Arnold, Demetris Lumpkin, An- gie Randolph, Sandy Johnson, Diane Alli- good; 2nd - Nadene Daniels, Renee Mar- karian, Marion Inabinett, Laura Griffin, Lori Jackson, Kimberly Tyndall, Cathy DeMartin, Tina Bierman, 3rd - Beth Leonard, Susan Whichard, Athy Tayloe, Pam Sheldon, Missy Fulmer, Karen Ambrose, Mike Wood, Dave Rose; 4th - Arthur Carawan, Susan Bright, Hutch Hutchins, Robbie Elks, Joey Ange, Sam Stephenson, Bowman Lewis, 5th - Todd Edwards, Roy Lee Parker, John Modlin, Josh Davis, Jim Szymeczak, Sean Phelan, Stuart Godley. Officers: Tina Bierman - Tres. Joey Ange - VVP, Todd Edwards Pres, Cathy DeMartin - Sec, , v ' 1L1: SPANISH CLUB 914w! WW, 469W i , ,mma twm-MM . . , mmrlwu 4f - ' k m w V M ,2, w mmowwr m w ' v , . w , 1 4a ,m wx aw x ,wwxxw FHA Pictured above members are, lst row; i Lisa Michaux, Veronica Gray, Teresa 1 Korman, Susan Parker, Pam Tyson, ; Elaine Smith, Sonjia Worsley, Marcelle 1 Smith, Michelle Barnes. 2nd; Voncille 1 Cobb, Sheila Thigpen, Jessica Thomas, 3 Donna Cutler, Lisa Woolard, Marie Slade, Susan Ball. Officers pictured at left are: Pam Tyson - Hist., Michelle Barnes - Pres., Mar-' celle Smith - Recreation, Sheila Thig- pen - V.P., Elaine Smith - Tres., Cathy Whichard - Advisor, Sonjia Worsley - Sargent. 47 Science Club: First row: Karen Townes, Demetris Hodges, Demetris Lumpkin, Monica Oden, Michelle Dudley, Bowman Lewis, Lisa Clark, Elizabeth ; Leach, Wendy Corey. Angela Matthews, Renee Weston, Joey Ange, Todd Edwards, Robbie Elks, Van Brinson; Second: Shannon Oughton, Beth Leonard, Sandy Johnson, Stephanie Smith, Matilda Turnage, Dave Rose, Sam Stephenson, Kim Lilley, Missy Fulmer. Thomas Davenport, Mary Q Glyn Alligood, Glenda Furlough, Kim Carrington; Third: Hutch Hutchins, Athy Tayloe, Joe'Eastman, Jeff Cherry, Becky Arnold, Cindy Everett, Rhonda Coltrain, Susan Jefferson, Ray Conner, Kay Smith. Susan Harris, Sandra Hodges; Fourth: Robbie Williams, Charles Cowell, Laura Griffin, f Marie Umphlett, Karen Ambrose, Denese Everson, Michelle Leggett, Tina Bierman, Diane Alligood, Kimberly Tyndall, Teresa Robinson, Tracy Tuten, Tricia Fentress; Fifth: Bonnie Gerard, Kristi Jackson, Tammy Respess, Teresa Riffle, Renee Markian, Molly Cutler, Pam Rogers, Teresa Snow, Melanie Rowland, Mike Bierman, Jim Szymeczek, Sean Phelan, Anita Stephens; Sixth: Jane Hackney, Theresa Gaye, Melinda Whitley, Teresa Brooks, Holly Cherry, Stuart Godley, Sue Hird, Mike Covington, Staton Richardson, Josh Davis; Seventh: Tiffany Everett, Lori Jackson, Sherry Bennett, Tommy Stanley, William O,Pharrow. SCIENCE CLUB Club Officers: Holly Cherry - Sec., Tommy Stanley - V.P., Mike Bierman - Pres., Joey Ange - Parlimen. mot pictured Advisors: Stuart Windley, Catherine Skinner, and Marietta Jones. WM' 3 K m. , . .- ... ' 1 Front: Cecil Boswell, Amy Coiner, Laurie Perry, Jerry Woolard, Josh Davis, Dennis Taylor, Gary Smith, Bud Brooks. Back: Brian Williamson, Michael Daniels, Russel Lilley, Tin Pham, Billy Purser, Rodney Evans, David Walker, Roy Lee Parker, advisor Mr. Pinkham. Officers 1 Billy Purser ................... Pres. , Amy Coiner .................. V.P. Laurie Perry . V .......... . V . .Sec. Josh Davis ................... Tres. Russel Lilley ................ Report. Jerry Woolard ..... . . V ..... Parl. 49 s BUS DRIVERS x 14m, I Pcitured top to bottom: William O,Pharrow, Judy Jefferson, Kay Kay White, Tody Purvis, Calvin Moore, Allen Hardy, Jerry Sherod, Glenda Futlough, Eddie Stubblefield, Jerome Griffin, Ronnie McNair, Marjie Hodges, Verna Mae Keel, Johnnie Gibbs, Andrew Collins, Geraldine Roberson, Mamie Hodges, Lisa Floyd, Ernestine Roberson, Larry White. NOT PICTURED Camie Torres, Matilda Cobb, Kevin Boyd, William Cratch, Brenda Daniels, James Green, Mary Cobb, Bert Gorham. Pictured at right: Mr. Leon Ran- dolph, Advisor. JOB PLACEMENT First row: Brenda Daniels, Angela White; Second row: Jimmy Smith - Advisor, Bryant Dozier, Michelle Dudley, Reggie Stevenson, Wanda Blount, Renee Edwards, Joann Moore, Pam Whitley; Third row: Ronald Oden, Denise Langley, Donald Oden, Sharmaine Southerland, Bernice Minor, Barbara Thigpen; Fourth row: Michelle Edwards, Clifton Maye, Tyrone Boston, Steve Minor, Herbert Cannon. NOT PICTURED Patricia Oden, Minnie Worsley, William Simmons, Kenneth Pierce, Sondra Lodge, Rhonda Daniels, Ronnie Boyd, Tracey Wilson, Osborne Tucker, Tony Rogers, Brenda Langley, Joe Goddard, Earl Randolph, Ronnie McNair, Jesse McNair, Den- ise Harper, Jim Hawkins, Gary Jones, Andrew Collins. SI .z.,,.,. a First row: Barbara Welch, Karen Stockman, Nancy Davenport, Loretta Woolard, Lisa Woolard, Rachel Tucker, Beverly Sadler, Barbara Thigpen, Soisette Bailey, Bernice Minor; Second row: Lisa Waters, Wanda Hodges, Lindwood Campbell, Noah Lee, David Clark, Buddy Kirkman, Lloyd Smith, Tracy Conner, Ernie Bunting; Third row: Jimmy Perry, John Tyson, Timothy Hawkins, Conoley Blake, Craig Clancy, Harry Main, Cleve Boyd DECA OFFICERS Advisor - Mr. Carl Smith President - Lindwood Camp- bell Vice President - David Clark Secretary - Soisette Bailey , Treasurer - Conoley Blake Historian - Trudy McGawan DECAts purposes are to develop education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to occupational com- petency and to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of the competitive enterprise sys- tem. Washingtonts DECA program sends students out into the business world as well as providing employment in the school. DECA opperates the Pam Pack Shack and the concession stand at ball games. t wwxxxlxx KKK hm xxx W VWKhWKWXNw-ewm AV mac; M W MWWWWmmxww lst - Tricia Fentress, Joseph Spencer, Randy White, William O,Pharrow, Michelle Dudley, Reggie Stevenson, Jeff Brady, Karen Currin, Joey Ange, Frannye Fowle, 2nd - Becky Respess, Emily Blount, John Eberdt, Libba Lassiter, Melanie Avolis, Will Mayo, Kim Roy, Thomas Davenport, Whitney Gillespie, Beth Hackney, Susan Jefferson, Mary Glynn Alligood; 3rd - Kim Baker, Lee Ferguson, Catherine Wollard, Neal Paul, Hack High, Mike Covington, Renee' Smith, Laurel Mason Rae Marie Hall, Beverly Wells, Heather Kirby, Laura Rhodes, Glenda Furlough. 4th - Anita Stephens, Troy Cutler, Ken Curlings, Mike Worley, Mike McRoy, Jim Roberson, Mike Moffitt, Sue Hird, Robin McLean, Patrick Olson, Kevin Clancy; 5th - Donna Moore, Renee Weston, Bowman Lewis, Lisa Clark, Brian Ingalls, Kevin Alligood, Stan Fulford, Rob Jackson, Rodney Warren, Wayne Leggett, Alisa Respess, Joe Landon; 6th - Tommie Sue Metters, Elizabeth Leach, Wendy Corey, Lee Wayne Dixon, Ted Melton, Teddy Matthaisz, Jim Szymec- zek, Sean Phelan, Mitch Moore; 7th - Mike Milligan, Troy Tyson, Angela Mathews, Rusty Russ, Kelly Roberson, Seth Edwards, Back - Alana Williams, Dede Lewis, Jeff Rumley, Mike Midgette, Steve Mizelle, Jeff Jones. OFFICERS Robin McLean - Sec.- Tres. Hack High - Vice Pres. Patrick Olson - Parli- men. Seth Edwards - Pres. INTERACT: CLUB .,w 54 ,,A.-....AK 4 1st: Mike Covington, Charlene Smith, Angela Oden, Gloria Warren, Eddie Brown. 2nd: Karen Muse, Gloria Crutch- field; Not pictured: Robin Anderson, Melody Roland, Beverly Sadler, Renee Smith, Steve Warner. Sitting: Joyce Modlin, Pam Smith, Casey Cox, Mary Glyn Alligood, Glenda Furlough, Delores Moore, Denise Langley. Standing: Nina Waters, Kitty Melanson, Donna Bowen, Lisa bales, Bonnie Gerard, Lynn Shepard, Barbara Welch. Not pictured: Julius Howard, Susan Jefferson, Sarah JoneS, Teresa Riffle, Kris Roeske, Debbie Smith, Joseph Spencer, Shevon Stancill, Sebrina Tabor. 55 56 First row: Elissa Robinson, Teresa Snow, Karyn Currin, Whitney Gillespie, Lisa Beacham, Sue Hird, Alana Williams; Second row: Dede Lewis, Robin Little, Melinda Whitley, Teresa Riffle, Beth Sterling, Michelle Leggett, Teresa Brooks, Missy Fulmer, Athy Tayloe; Third row: Sherry Bennet, Lori ' Jackson, Kim Tyndall, Jeanne Watson, Monica Oden, Demetris Hodges, Angie Harris, Teresa Robinson, Nancy Jo Broadwell, Sandra Hodges, Becky Arnold, Jane Hackney; Fourth row: Valda Belyeau, Ann Farris, Renee Whitley, Olivia Williams, Cathy DeMartin, Shana Wilkins, Susan Harris, Kim Lilley, Susan Whichard, Tracy Tuten. Matmaids Captains Sheila Smith 9, Teresa Snow ' Matmaids help the wrestling team during matches and help keep things going smoothly. They add a touch of feminine influence to an otherwise all masculine sport. MAT MAIDS FBLA Officers - lst - Anita Payne. Vica-Pres.; Brenda Lupton. Pres.; Sonia Worsley Reporter; Mary Jo O,Neal, Treas., Not pictured 2nd Lori Wells; Kristy Warren Report- er; Matilda Turnage, Secretary. F BLA Future Business Leaders of America First Row: Diana Anderson, Becky Dellinger, Jeannie Watson, Rhonda Coltrain, Teresa Robinson, Kristy Warren. Lori Worsley, Matilda Turnage, Advisor - Piney Tlce. Second Row: Sonia Worsley, Pam Tysson, Christina Warren, Angie Harris, Rusty Russ, Marie Slade, Faye Glisson, Randy Harns, Sherrie Boyd, Rosemary Hendry, Advisor - Ann Powell. Third Row: Jacqueline Deans - Advisor, Maze! Boston, Michelle Barnes, Ethel Whitley, Anita Payne, Clark Pollard, Robin Tyson, Missy Harris, Wanza Simpson, Brenda Lupton. iKlE W PACK ROMAK STAFF 1983 M- a .- - 9.. .x L 5s .......'. x Editor-in-Chief - Casey Cox Layout Editor - Rae Marie Hall Copy Editor - Whitney Gillespie Advisor - Cathy Cox P PHOTOGRAPHERS Susan Bright Rae Marie Hall Valda Belyeu CLUBS 8r. ORGANIZATIONS Patricia Fentress Anita Stephens ACADEMICS 8: INDEX Holly Cherry Teresa Brooks FACULTY Monica Oden BUSINESS Natalie Moore Sherri Bennett Anita Payne CURRICULUM 8: EXT. SCH. DAY Frannye Fowle Catherine Woolard SENIORS Karen Currin JUNIORS Sandy Johnson SOPHOMORES Roxanne Ferrell Kim Lilley SPORTS Joey Ange ACTIVITIES Stefanie Smith ARTISTS Marcia Crone Rush Derr 61 62 MA - 3! Mb PAMILICOAN CURRENTS FIRST IN STATE L to R: Jim Ferrell, Advisor, Teresa Snow, Chris Padgett, Becky Respess, Seth Edwards, Renee Markarian, Will Mayo, Melanie Avolis, Kemp Edwards, Lisa Sullivan, Hack High, Marian Inabinett, Melanie Rowland. The Pamlicoan Currents, newsmagazine, in its first year of publication, swept the state awards in its division tschools with enroll- ments of 900 or Iesst at the North Carolina Scholastic Press Associ- ation; School of Journalism, UNC, Chapel Hill, in June of 1982. The Pamlicoan, the weekly page in the Washington Daily News, will be eligible for the com- ' petition this summer. th-mwo v STATE AWARDS PAMLICOAN CURRENTS - Best Overall in State - First Place - Features - First Place - Sports - First Place - Layout - First Place - News INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION First Place Photography - Amanda Toler First Place Cartoon - Christine Arnold First Place Features - Becky Respess Second Place News - Hack High Becky Respess Second Place Cartoons - Shawn Mercer Robin Matthews STAFF Editor-in-chief: Melanie Rowland Associate Editors: Will Mayo Melanie Avolis Managing Editor: Marian Inabinett . Sports Editors: Hack High Seth Edwards Features Editor: Becky Respess Advertising Editor: Kemp Edwards Photographer: Chris Padgett Copy Staff: Lisa Sullivan Teresa Snow Renee Markarian . . 4;?! AZ??? m M $WMM M m M OPUS t82 - FIRST PLACE AT N C SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOC. OPUS had one of its most suc- cessful years. Journalism students produced an excellent publication centered around the motif of the Pamlico River. OPUS 82 was a 72- page literary magazine that was sold out of its 750 copies by Sep- tember of 1982. LITERARY MAGAZINE DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION OPUS t82 First Place - General Excellence Individual - Carrie Szymeczek - First Place fiction t C W xxkkus W t m mm ML OPUS 83 STAFF Editor-in-chief: Amanda Toler Art Editor: Marica Crone Managing Editor: Molly Cutler Prose Editor: Beth Leonard Feature Editor: Jeff Cherry Copy Editor: Christine Dunn Advisor: Jim Ferrell Art Advisor: Don Miller Wwwgmwww L lst - Herman Grissom, Greg Ramsey, Jarrod Cox, Joel Mizelle, Frank Wynne, Troy Roberson, Allen Hardy, Benji ForresUAdvisor 2nd - Jerry Sherrod, Austin Bridgeman,Camell Woolard, Paul Mizelle, Jamie Everson, Paul Alligood, Bud Brooks, Jimmy Berry, Timmy Alligood; 3rd Mike Roberson, Tony Williams, James Alligood, Troy Woolard, Scott Hammonds, Connie Stiles, Tracy Asby, LaJena Roberson, Doris Bolin, John Woolard, 4th - Hardy Corey, Thomas Jefferson, Charles McCollough, Jeffrey Apple, Mark Rinker, Anthony Woolard, William Gountikas, Wayne Cutler, Brian Ore, Buddy Williams, Larry Midyette, 5th - Sam Norman, Lewis Leggett, Steve Prettyman, Jeff Ireland, Steve Mizelle, Jake Rogers. FUTURE FAMERS OF AMERICA Ig-l OFFICERS - PRESIDENT Allen Hardy, VICE PRESIDENT ; Troy Roberson, TREASURER - Joe Mlzelle, REPORTER 7 Jarrod Cox, SENITENEL - Greg Ramsey, SECRETARY .4 Frank Wynne, NOT PICTURED J PARLIMENTARIAN - Herman Grissom 65 1, ,MM IVMI ,amz wx 7w .,, Iww xVIIrthxVIWAVfiY WWW WWMJIw melm ywwmmmeme szx wi mgm MM M va W 1, w, 4W4 MWMMWMWW'M I' me ' W 47v , V :A - lst - Donna Cutle! Susan Calawa , 1050 la Cl anOId- Susan DaUldSOll, J1 E Ugh, 2 1 v y , d Shal 0H CUtIeI Cllldy Eve! ett DelllSe LaHQIEy ma alker, Sherrie BUCky L I II a onna 0 ex, 8 l I , llvla GIO er, Immy Alllgood Man 9 S e , , te e llllams C S ak I I I I II bb H II I I V I Kelnl II ! V W , III! F e AdVISOr, 3rd - Dal e y IWZ 11 I: I P e I , ndreWS, I , ' . i ayne aters, Cecil BOS ell, Jlm B fry J yC . II R A I M, w W I e 0 e I e 9, Regina Jones . e W ns en , amle Orres Susan , ark r, eresa Officers VICA Officers - Keith M ' D b - . anmn - I ' H;:;;:1HIA--presidem; camige T01::321'511mentanan;LaDonna Toler - R - dv'sor - Chris Pake I secretary; Steve Williams epcclr-terIDSherrie Buck - Treasurer I - nce- residentI Cind 3 , y Everett - 44g, MCMVmA Mr. VICA - KEITH MANNING STATE OFFICERS: Susan Davidson - NC Sec.; Reg. I Sec. Debbie Hill - NC Parl; Reg. I - Pres. MISS VICA - SHARON TOLER 67 PEP CLUB OFFICERS -- Scott Brothers, Vice- Pres.; Reggie Stevenson, Pres.; Sue Hird, Treasur- er; Sergeants-At-Arm, Joey Ange, Mitch Moore, Kemp Edwards; Chris Padgett, Secretary. SENIOR PEP CLUB: lst - Lisa Sullivan, Teresa Snow, Nancy Ward, Schelle Daniels. Natalie Moore, Gloria Warren, Michelle Dudley, Matilda Turnage, Rose. mary Hendry; 2nd - Stephen Warner, Vancelle Cobb, Tammy Gallaspie, Ethel Whitley, Elissa Rob- inson, Maren Weggman; 3rd - Sherry Boyd, Ka- ren Carrow, Mitch Moore, Kemp Edwards, Mary Glynn Alligood, Susan Jefferson, Deborah Murphy, Sharon Leggett, Mike Covington; 4th - Johnny Gibbs, James Nelson, Brenda Daniels, Michelle Barnes, Reggie Stevenson, Heather Kirby, Chris Padgett, Thomas Davenport; 5th - Anthony Hol- ly, William O Pharrow, David Koepoenick, Laurel Mason, Kim Roy, Becky Respass; 6th - Kevin 1 Hodges, Kevin Clancy, Alana Williams, Tim Melton, Renee'Smith, Lee Wayne Dixon, Sue Hird, Whitney Gillespie; 7th Robin Tyson, Marcelle Smith, Scoot Brothers. SENIOR PEP JUNIOR PEP CLUB - lst - Tyrone Gorham, Amy Coiner, Libba Lassiter, Beth Hackney, Joey Ange, Athy Tayloe, Anita Stephens, Tricia Fen- tress; 2nd - Tina Bierman, Sara Smith, Teresa Riffle, Michelle Leggett, Virginia Lewis, Marie Slade, Danette Cherry, Jim Szymezcek, Charles Cowell; 3rd - Kimberly Tyndall, Molly Cutler, Car- la Mitchell, Melinda Whitley, Jeannie Watson, Valda Belyeau, Karen Townes, Josh Davis; 4th - Leon Simpkins, Diane Alligood, Jennifer Morris, Lori Jackson, Sherry Bennett, Bryan Houston, Jeff Jones; 5th - Robbie Williams, Arthur Carowan, Susan Bright, Staton Richardson, Glenn Mercer; 6th - Frankie Buck, Brian Williamson, David Walker, Lee Moore, Stan Fulford, Rusty Russ, Teddy Matth- eisz; 7th - Casima Williams, Lowell Harding, Vanessa Williams, Sonny Smallwood, Todd New- kirk; SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB: lst - Tyrone Gor- ham, Demetris Hodges, Monica Oden, Missy Fulmer, Roxanne Ferrell, Jennifer Kreisher, Kim Lilley, Sherrie Garren, Tracy Tuten, Accecceccelia Hodges; 2nd - Jeff Cherry. Eddie Wells, Mike Wood, Sam Stephenson, Dennis Woolard. Dave Rose, Bowman Lewis, Troy Tyson; 3rd - Lisa Micheax, Alisa Respess, Kim Carrington, Mike Mof- fitt, Audrey Kelder, Nancy Jo Broadwell, Pattie Alligood, Amy Douglas; 4th - Shannon Oughton. Pam Sheldon, Angela Matthews, Susan Whichard. Sandra Hodges, Becky Arnold. Ronnie Godley, Tra- cey Fuller, Teresa Robinson. Rush Derr; 5th - Ray Conner, Mary Shearer, Karyn Shooter, Denese Everson, Renee Weston, Lisa Clark. Ted Melton, Wendy Corey, Elizabeth Leach, Donna Moore. SOPHOMORE PEP Officers V.P. - Anita Stephens, Pres. - Kim Baker, Laura Rhodes. Treas. - Tricia Fentress, Johnny Gibbs Not pictured: Holly Cherry, Mark Moore FRENCH CLUB Advisor: Robin Potts lst - Robin PottVAdvisor, Teresa Riffle, Laurie Perry, Tricia Fentress, Beth Hackney, Amy Coiner, Anita Stephens, Kim Balance, Debbie I Whitaker, Cindy Everett, Valda Belyeau, Laura Rhodes, Kim Baker 2nd - Tracy Tuten, Pete Brink, Cindy Leggett, Lisa Moore, Melanie Chandler, Roxanne Ferrell, Pattie Alligood, Nancy Jo Broadway, Sherrie Garren, Amy Douglas, Lisa Respass 3rd - Melinda Whitley, Maren Weggman, John Szymeczek, Bruce Watson, Jay Brabble, David Cuthrell, Mark Moore, Kristin Olsen, Christine Dunn, Donna Brown, Kelly Roberson, Kevin Alligood, ' David Walker, Frankie Buck, Stan Fulford, Lee Moore 4th - Sam Silverthorne, Eddie Wells, Denese Everson, Elizabeth Leach, Wendy Corey, Teddy Mattheisz, Rusty Russ, Charles Potts, Dennis Woolard 5th - Ray Conner 'x 69 70 ART CLUB The Washington High School Art Club is involved in many exciting pro- jects, both in school and out. The Art Club is responsible for the beautiful mural in the lunchroom. They have also been painting a lovely mural for the down town merchants of Washing- ton. The mural is in front of old Talley building a forms a facade for the re- construction of the building. It is a por- traial of Main Street of the early 19003. Officers Pictured at left are: V.P. - Amanda Toler, Pres. - Marcia Crone, Sec. - Robin Little, Tres. - Valda Belyeu First row: Amy Coiner, Lisa Moore, Hope Beacham, Olivia Glover; Second row: Cindy Leggett, Amanda Toler, Lisa Beacham, Robin Little, Marcia Crone, Valda Belyeu; Third row: Rachel Herbert, Jeff Jones, Herbert Blake, Jay Brabble, Angie Mason, Cindy Everett, Robert Moore, Don Miller - Advisor, Ronald Oden, Randy White, Rush Derr, Carol Stockes. -Il WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PAMPACK MARCHING BAND ,zvuw ,5, ,, .f' 49,0, Front row: Hope Beacham, Frankie Buck, Scotty Biddix, Vickie Horton, David Clark, Scott Bradley, Karen Carrow, David Waters, Pete Brink, Kimberly Fleming; Second row: Melanie Chandler, Sharon Leggett, Patti Alligood, Mark Biddix, Mark Evans; Third row: Robby Williams, Susan Perry, Buffy Singleton, Sherry Seymour, Gina Williams, Wanza Simpson, Sarah Gray, Lonnie Gorham, Cristy Cox, Paula Gunn, Susan Leggett, Mary Susan Hopkins, Kelly Fann, Raymond Mizelle, Becky Moore, Alisa Askew, David Koepnick; Fourth row: A.T. Secor, Ashley Jones, Billy Worsley, Chris Prichard, Jeff Jones, Anna Balzer, Glen Sheppard, Steve Mizell, Brad Thomas, Virgil Leggett, Tony Apple, Stephen Aires; Fifth row: Cindy Leggett, Tonya Stictland, Bryan Buck, Ron Barringer, Taylor Blake, Johnny Gibbs, Billy Purser, David Jones, Chris Winstead, Allen Jackson, Kevin Hodges, Joe Eastman; Sixth row: VP. Brinson, Cindy Sterling, Pat Ward, Linda Horton, Laura Ludwick, Dannette Cherry, Shiela Singlewood, Rhonda Coltrain, Susan Jefferson, and Christi Chandler. The Washington High School Band, under the direction of Tom Secor, has had another successful year. They participated in the 82 Edenton Peanut Festival where they placed first in Drum Majors and second in Riffles. At the Chowan College Band Day they were first in Drum Majors and Drum Line. They also attended East Carolina University Band Day and Cary Band Day where they placed fourth overall. Locally, the band has played for the George Washington Birthday Celebration, the dedication of the new redevelopment area for the Redovelopment Commission, a Spring Concert, and has presented many concerts both at the high school and in the community. The band is presently working with the drama and chorus departments at WHS in the production of the broadway play Oklahoma. Mr. Secor, assisted by Mr. Morgan, plans as much involvement in school activities next year as possible. Secor, now in his eighth year at Washington, stated that next years band will be bigger and better than ever. 7l ??WZZW , - Concert Band Jazz Band Washington High Members 72 mwm W W . 'r MWVMW . , w - w Wm WMMIyWWiW x am. N x r wgwawxmw 4. a2?! L, fiaszllivi 74 4 W' fhmuvs . WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS I'M, c .g, Vi SENIOR CHORUS Allen Moore, Brian Goodwin, Thomas Davenport, Kevin Hodges, Kevin Clancy, Lisa Moore, Natalie Moore, Alana Williams, Dede Lewis, Renee Smith, Debbie Hill, Sheri Buck, Laurel Mason, Mary Glyn Alligood, Camie Torres, Amy Burroughs, Kim Roy, Jeff Brady, Mike Bierman, Will Mayo, Neal Paul, Lori Champion, Becky Respess, Sue Hird, Sheila Smith J UNIOR CHORUS Pat Evans, Carla Mitchell, Lisa Brown, Beth Sterling, Athy Tayloe Holly Cherry, Tracy Conner Jeff Jones Tina Bierman, Catherine Woolard, Melinda Whitley, Teresa Riffle, Molly Cutler Jennifer Morris, Libba Lassiter Patrica Fentress, Frannye Fowle, Mike Midgette, Tim Lilley, Emily Blount Kim Tyndall Pat Banks 7S 76 SOPHOMORE CHORUS Teresa Tuck, Lisa Michaux, Dennis Hunley, Shannon Oughton, Susan Whihard, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Karen Shooter, Malanie Chandler, Marie Umphlett, Director - Joyce Harris JOYCE HARRIS - DIRECTOR 78 WASHINGTON CITY SCHOOLS ADMINISTRATION f e 3 S WASHINGTON CITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION Ashley Futrell Jr., Archie Harding, Dr. Josh Tayloe, Barbara Grimes, Dr. Kenneth England, Ted Day, Dr. James B. Moore, Betty Randolph . y A 4 SMITH - Asst. Superintendent Dr. KEN ENGLAND - Superintendent Dr. Kenneth England, Superintendent of Washington City Schools, has been responsible for many innovations and new programs, such as the Extended School Day, in the city. His concern and expertise is greatly appreciated. n. a- L l WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION RON HIGNITE - Asst. LEON RANDOLPH - Asst. 1 Pictured atyleft is principal, Mr. Wilson, and above, assistant princi- ..... pals, Mr. Ron Hignite and Mr. Leon Randolph. Together these three RONNIE WILSON men help keep Washington High School running smoothly! Principal 2 1 J A h. V ' REG BAKER MIKE OCCHIPINTI CHARLES ODEN Curriculum Coordinator Ext. Sch. Day Dir. Ext. Sch. Day. Dir LIB BOWEN Sec. BETSY STEARNS Sec. JUDY PRETTYMAN Sec. Ext. Sch. 79 s s K R IX s wX l s u , LX x74 l X 'y x V iv ' l WJ J ;Xx s, xy 1 t s I 80 X My , Monica Geary f . 1 L.D., EH. fa Donald Gibbs ,QJ ISS X 9L ' Joyce Harris J; : s f, Chorus rs :11 4' WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mary Blythe Maze! Boston Lavelta Brlnson Cathy'Cox Media Business Family Life Engllsh x, Jackie Dean R Blanche Downing Jim Ferrell Ben Forrest VA x BUSiness M English Eng.. Journ. Agriculture Nan Harris Media Asst. Vickie Johnson Math Marietta Jones Science E , ' .v-x Louise Kidd English Pat Lurvey Media . WM Pat Knott Social Studies Toddy Mackenzie Social Studies Bill Kuykendall Sam Leggett Math E.M.H. 9. 1,7! Don Miller Art 050;. Stud, P.E. PERTILLER CHOSEN TEACHER OF THE YEAR BY FACULTY Every year the faculty of Washing- ton High School selects one teacher to be honored as iiTeacher Of The Year? This teacher represents the characteristics that faculty members consider important in each teacher. These characteristics are: dedication, loyalty, persistence, a sense of honor, professionalism, and a good rapport with students. Myra Pertiller is an ex- cellent recipient for this honor since she typlifies these traits. 81 Bing Mitchell Phy. Cond. Ethel Oden English Georgia O'Phan'ow English Chris Pake l.C.T. Myra Pertiller P.E. Albert Pinkham Drafting Robin Potts French Ann Powell Business Mildred Randolph Guidance Barbara Respess Guidance Becky Rogers English Ruth Rowland English Wall Saleem Math, Com. Sc. Tom Secor Band Warren Simpson Masonry Billy Singleton Carpentry Kitty Skinner Science Bill Smith . Z 5 C Carl Smith Dist. Ed. w Dave Smith P E. Jimmy Smith Job - School Coord. THE ELECTRIC LIBRARIAN When in the library, do you ever get a tingling sensation? If so, you may be standing a little too close to Mrs. Blythe. Itts been told that a few years ago, while Mrs. Blythe and a group of friends were at the beach, light- ning struck very nearby. After experiencing a slight electric shock, Mrs. Blythe found that her body magnetism had been altered. As a result, she has to have her watch demagnetized every few months. So if on a dark night you see something glowing around the Media Cen- ter, you can probably guess who it is. i I l ! 84 Tom Stearns Psychology Plney Tlce Business Joe Tkach Driver Ed. Barbara Turnage Health Occu. Kay Walker Math Nlla Weherenberg Spanish Cathy Whichard Home Ec. Charles Whitley Social Stud. John Whitley Auto Mech. Stuart Wlndley Donna Woolard Science English Mrs. Woolard,s English IV classes staged a Medieval Fair before Christ- mas. Pictured: Jasper Atkins, James Worsley, Leo Williams, and Walter Sadler. LUNCHROOM STAF F Standing: Ola Peterson, Mary Sadler, Emma Allen - manager, Dollie Langston, Flame Leggett. Seated; Lillie Windley, Quillie Mutherspaw, Georgia Woolard. 86 James Alligood Kevin Alligood Lori Alligood Patti Alligood Karen Ambrose Jeffrey Apple Becky Arnold Steve Austin Kim Balance Frank Banks Pam Banks Jimmy Baynor Herbert Blake Wanda Blount Suzanne Bodily Doris Bolin Michael Bowen Sherrie Bowen Ronnie Boyd Pete Brink Van Brinson Robert Broadway Nanci Broadwell Buddy Brooks Mike Brousard Donna Brown John Brown Bryan Buckman Michael Butler Phil Cameron SOPHOMORES X 4y ' x Mm W Kit Campbell Sharon Campbell Kim Carrington Kevin Cartwright Libby Catlett Melanie Chandler Cecil Cherry Chris Cherry Jeff Cherry Dicky Cherry Tiffany Cherry James Clark Lisa Clark Robert Clark Kim Cobb Pam Collins Rhonda Coltrain Teresa Congelton Ray Conner William Conner John Cooper Velma Cooper Billy Corey Hardy Corey Wendy Corey Sharon Cox Richard Craddock Angela Crisp David Cuthrell Frank Cutler 87 Illya Daniels Nadene Daniels Pat Daniels Jewel Dawson Teddy Mac Day Carol DeMartin Jesse Dickinson Jeanetta Dixon Rush Den Amy Douglas Christine Dunn Joe Eastman Renee Edwards Michelle Edwards Tessie Edwards Mike Milligan and David McCreary rush to open their locker between classes. Robert Elks Mark Evans Cindy Everett Denese Everson Jamie Everson Roxanne Ferrell Tracy Fuller Missy Fulmer Sherri Garren Theresa Gay Deneen Godley Ronnie Godley Cassandra Gorham Gary Gorham Tyrone Gorham Veronica Gray Mike Grice Laura Griffin Yvette Griffin June Grimesley Jeffery Gurganus Jane Hackney Stephanie Hansberry Eric Hamilton Jennifer Hardee 6th period Geometry students converse over a proof. Philip Harris Susan Harris Tammy Harrison Vicki Hawkins Amy Hayes Rachel Herbert John Highsmith Demetris Hodges Jimmy Hodges Sammy Hodges 89 um u dw r e h m d .m a L m .w w m... be to m 5 See 5 thought on wats Bruce 2 WW 0: Z ,, ,179 . 72? WWWWMMMWM ; X . KXOM 5 x ? g , x ,2? 5 WWWWWWM? . 5 x 1, Z ? .WVWUMWM . 7 X, L g7 .WMWM? ?77; ??ZZZ , f 2555 2 , 7 ? z?? ????,1 ?g??? ???725 ; ? ? ? 7 ???9???2 Zgz3 ????;55 ., 7?? ? 7? 979?47? 7 ;7 2 7??? ?7?4 Z 77 , ;g 77,444?4 ?? ? 7 4? 49??42 7 7 7 44 5 X 7 477 v Z? ? 7 6 7? ZZ z iav 4 gmyyayzw W Zm7 Z 6w? , , WWWMWWVMWM ; 2N MMMwa MWwwM2 7 2 , M meMZ MM5 WWWWVMW; , MM 12 7,4 97, Z ?? 59 , Hz? z? , z 19 7a 62 Z , 79? .4 . V .1 V 4,, V0 X II 1 Of? Z 2 . ,. x2 ; i w V Z th a , y, X Z V goxz 57 ; L Z? g7 . xi 2 2 VOWMWMWK ZMMVW . 7 ?. xx g a y I, in, . x, , XXx 2 W7, ?,2! 7 0 r v X V Z M ; Z W 7 z, y , V? y 7? WWMOQi ; Packls newest liTEENll models pose for Packromak. Ms. Cox must give hard testsll CLASS OF 1985 ax SHANE liSHINESll $522 breaks away; Manuel speeds down the field; hels going all the way! Touchdown! The crowd shouts with excitement. Shane Manuel arouses the crowd with an- other amazing touchdown. That was a beautiful runlll Shane may shine as a superstar on the field, but when seen walking down the halls at school, one wouldn,t know it was the same per- son. Shane uses his modest ways to try to get out of receiving all the praise. However, he deserves all the recognition he gets. Shane has been working a long time to be- come such a great football player. As a sophomore on the varsity Shane Manuel rushes toward his favorite spot - the goal line. Shane, a sophomore, has much to be proud of. team, Shane has definitely made his mark. When asked what its like being a sophomore on the team, Shane replied, ill receive a lot of hassle from the Seniors, but every- one is treated equally? Once Shane breaks away he,s al- most impossible to catch. Shane re- marked, liWhen I make a touch- down, I'm scared and excited at the same time. As I run down the field, I just keep going and hope no one catches me? When asked about next yeafs team he commented, llI feel that many coaches may look down on us next year because we wonlt have many experienced Seniors. It will be like a rebuilding year, but I feel that we are going to surprise a lot of people. Shane hopes to play football through his senior year. He commented that even though he enjoys football, he hopes to get a scholarship in track, which is his favorite sport. Shane finished his sophomore year with three touchdowns, eight receptions for 231 yards, and sev- en rushes for 241 yards. Included in Shanels touchdowns was a 92 yard run which set a new conference re- cord. Even though Shane is shy and modest, he deserves every bit of recognition he gets! Sophomores catch . Packman Fever !! i; Float places i1 second. Sandra Hodges Wayne Holley Matthew Hollaway 5 Tyrone Hopkins Vicki Horton Michelle House Acceccelia Hughes Steve Hutchins Brian Ingalls Nichole Ingalls Rob Jackson Chris Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Billy Jennettei Ken Johnson David Jones Cornelius Keech Stacy Keech George Keel Lori Keel Audrey Kelder j Nat Kinlaw Kathy Kirkpatrick Jennifer Kreisher Linda Lamb 92 Joe Landon Natisha Langley James Latham Jay Laws Elizabeth Leach Wayne Leggett Beth Leonard Bowman Lewis Greg Lewis Kim Lilley Laura Ludwick Michael Mack Shane Manuel Alan Markland Angie Mason Angela Matthews Charles McCullough David McCreary David McIver Mike McRoy Ted Melton Tommie Sue Metters Lisa Michaux Larry Midgette Kathy Midyette 93 Wonder what T.S. Metters and M. Fulmer saw?! I Mike Milligan Allan Mizelle George Mizelle Randy Mizelle Steve Mizelle Steven R. Mizelle Shawn Modeste Mike Moffit Amy Moore Deborah Moore Donna Moore John Moore Lisa Moore Pat Moore Scott Moore Lisa Murdock Kirby Murphy Elizabeth Nagorski Mark Occhipinti Monica Oden Kristin Olson Sheila O,neal Brian Ore Shannon Oughton Johnny Owens 94 Donna White awaits the end of a long day +5 ; 21 UNITS: ADDED CLASSES The class of 1985 has experienced many first since entering Washington High School. There have been many changes that affect the present Sophomores. One major, and new, requirement is in the area of units required for . graduation. Our class will be the first to be required to complete 21 units for graduation. Added to the original 18 units - are 1 extra unit of PE. and 2 electives. This makes a total of 2 units of RE. and 9 electives, three units above the old requirements. Because of the higher requirements, the present Sophomores will have to set higher goals in order to graduate. 1 J.T. Parker Mary Parker Cecil Peed Mark Pergrem Kenneth Pierce Robbie Polk Clark Pollard Jennifer Poore Charles Potts Steven Prettyman 95 Earl Randolph Kenny Reddick Alisa Respess Jimmy Richardson Mark Rinker Jim Roberson Kelly Roberson Teresa Robinson Brian Rogers Jake Rogers Dave Rose Travis Rouse Sonja Scherer Kurt Schmitt Mary Shearer Pam Sheldon Karyn Shooter Linda Silverthorne Sam Silverthorne Sheila Smallwood Tony Smith Frank Smith Connie Stiles Cornell Spencer Sam Stephenson Could it be lunchtime gossip? xwmmm WWWWWMM X i g V Cindy Sterling Carol Stocks Doug Sulc John Szymeczek Dennis Thigpen Brad Thomas Virgil Toler Phuong Tran Teresa Tuck Alice Tucker Patricia Tucker William Tucker Troy Tyson Tracy Tuten Marie Umphlett Rodney Warren Darien Waters Bruce Watson Pam Watson Eddie Wells Reneb, Weston Susan Whichard Debbie Whitaker Donna White Frank White Pam Whitley Wayne Wilkinson Buddy Williams Demetris Windley Wanda Windley Mike Wood 97 Dalton Woolard Dennis Woolard Gene Woolard Jerry Woolard John Woolard Troy Woolard Minnie Worsley Sam Stephenson proves Biology can be quite challenging. Troy Tyson, another faithful Pam Pack fan. Sophomores diligently work to complete their float. Cecil Cherry practices for drama. Not plctured Darrin Albritton Paula Hopewell , Carle Ambrose Joseph Jones 3 Buster Baker Lewis Leggett x Jay Brabble Sandra Lodge Bud Brooks Shirley Moore James Clark Delores Pope William Edmonson Mike Razor Frankie Wallace James Gorham Greg Ross Veronica Warren Earl Guilford Lester Smith Rachel White Mark Harbin Edward Sutton Lee Woolard '44 w ,3; Second period students show a spark of enthusiasm. Jim Roberson runs for the Pam Pack. 99 :3 JUNIORS E Washington High School Juniors are always busy and i actively involved in school activities. 1 - Valda Belyeu smiles for the camera. 2 - Stefanie Smith and Sandy Johnson take a break from working on the yearbook. 3 - Shelia Campbell, Dannette Cherry, and senior, Randy White, show spirit on Opposite Day during homecoming week. 4 - Sherry Bennett relaxes. 5 Demetris Lump- kin pauses on the way to class. 6 - Happy Birthday John Eberdt! 7 - Lloyd Smith shows that winning grin. 8 - Barbara Welch poses too. ? .5 16:73 i , van... - A.- -. W I -. -A ....-t ! a . 100 'W Wu 3g , 2 9 ; Diane Alligood Paul Alligood Timmy Alligood Ken Andrew Joey Ange Tracy Asby Kim Baker Pat Banks Valda Belyeu Sherry Bennett James Berry Ronnie Biddix Tina Bierman Brian Biggs Emily Blount Cathy Boston Cecil Boswell Scott Bradley Susan Bright j Bud Brooks Teresa Brooks . Lisa Brown 2 Frankie Buck Ernie Bunting Shelia Campbell 102 Pictured at right, Cecil Bowell and Anita Stephens display Junior spirit. VNxXxxxxxxv Tonja Cannon Arthur Carawan Dannette Cherry Holly Cherry David Clark Lisa Clark Marie Clark Amy Coiner Mary Conners Tracy Connors Charles Cowell Jarrod Cox Jeffrey Cox Freddy Crandle Donna Cutler Molly Cutler Troy Cutler Wayne Cutler Glenda Dailey Loretta Davidson 103 104 Josh Davis Becky Dellinger Catherine DeMartin Lynn Dixon Bryan Dozier John Eberdt Todd Edwards Lisa Elks Pat Evans Rodney Evans Ann Farris Patricia Fentress Lee Ferguson Frannye Fowle Stan Fulford Olivia Glover Mandy Goddard Joyce Godley Stuart Godley Ernest Gordon Shelia Gordon Sharon Gorham William Gountikas Angelo Graham Herman Grissom Beth Hackney Scott Hammonds Austin Hardee Lowell Harding Angie Harris Michael Harris Timothy Hawkins Michael Hodges Wanda Hodges Kenneth Holley Bryan Houston Fred Hyman Jeffrey Ireland Lori Jackson Sandy Johnson Shana Wilkins, Ernest Gordon, and Ernie Bunt- ing ham it up! Susan Bright, and Arthur Carawan know about hard work, but not like Ms. Rowland's English class. 105 106 Straighten up Hamp, Teachefs on the way! Scottie Johnson Deborah Jones Gary Jones Jeff Jones Reginald Jones Regina Keel Kimm Kelly Lance King Buddy Kirkland Kathleen Knight Steve Kraus Warren Lamb Dana Langley Libba Lassiter Fred Latham M M M M x X7 24$ W 7;? W 61 WHS beware! Look whds in the lab with explosive chemi- cals!! Jackie Latham Noah Lee Cindy Leggett Michelle Leggett Ricky Lewis Virginia Lewis Tim Lilley Demetris Lumpkin David Main Harry Main Tiffany Manning Renee Markarian Teddy Mattheiaz Earl Maye Deborah McCarter 10 Harvey McCullough Jennifer McDermott Glen Mercer i Mike Midgette y: Bernice Minor Carla Mitchell Paul Mizelle John Modlin Greg Moore Lee Moore Mark Moore Robert Moore Tyrone Moore Jennifer Morris 1 Todd Newkirk John Newton Sam Norman Patricia Oden Roy K. Parker Roy L. Parker The Juniors pictured above and Roy Parker exemplify a Juniofs love for the camera. 108 Susan Parker Aaron Peele Laurie Perry Thanh Pham Sean Phelan Neva Pridgen Ed Pritchard Angie Randolph Lisa Respess Laura Rhodes Staton Richardson Thresa Riffle Danny Roberson LaJena Roberson Michael Roberson Phillip Roberson Todd Roberson Scott Roberts Antonio Rogers Will Rogers Antonio Rogers works with Mr. Leggett as these Juniors take the PSAT. 109 Michael Ross Antonio Sadler Donald Sadler Dwayne Satterwaite Phillip Simmons Leon Simpkins Wanza Simpson Annette Slade Maurice Smallwood Braxton Smith Katie Smith Lloyd Smith Sarah Smith Shelia Smith Stefanie Smith While Walter Hamilton thinks, Jeffrey Cox and Stefanie Smith scheme. 110 Shevon Stancil Thomas Stanley Anita Stephens Beth Sterling Karen Stockman Jim Szymeczek Sebrina Tabor Athy Tayloe Teresa Tetterton Barbara Thigpen Joe Thurmon Amanda Toler Sharon Toler Karen Towns Nghia Tran Joe Thurmon is discussing the great escape, but Rusty Russ is just wasting time. Bryan Houston, Teresa Brooks, and Fay Worsley add a touch of class to the Junior class. Rachel Tucker Kim Tyndall Pam Tyson David Walker Hamp Waters Jimmy Waters Wayne Waters Jeanne Watson Stuart Weaver Barbara Welch Whitney Whitehead Dwaine Whitenberg Melinda Whitley Renee Whitley Shana Wilkins Cosima Williams 112 Olivia Williams Robbie Williams Steve Williams Tony Williams Vanessa Williams Brian Williamson Carnell Woolard studying? Yolanda Wilson Rickie Wooden Catherine Woolard Carnell Woolard Jerry Woolard Lisa Woolard Loretta Woolard Fay Worsley 1 i NOT PICTURED John Boston Dawn Davis Ronnie McNair Jimmy Smith Bobby Bryant Tiffany Everett Vandella May Connie Sneed Lisa Brinson Vanda Freeman Stephen Minor Sharmaine Southerland Malachi Clark Walter Hamilton Joanne Moore Donna Taylor Alonza Cobb Allison Hogans Patrick Rawls Osborne Tucker Fred Corey Jerome Hogans John Robbins Pam Whitley Tony Freeman Tony Keys Jeanne Roberson Patrick Wolfe Joe Goddard Sam Mclver David Ross James Woolard Nancy Davenport Jesse McNair Rusty Russ Juanita Woolard 113 772i? ?;gggi 2, . ..,, . , , . g??? 2, , , , , m ,, . , 2, 1n??? ,2??? , . 2 , x . . .. 2:71??? , , , . . , . , . . . . . , 2???? 114 umx Despite a tremendous effort on the part of the Junior class, the float built for the homecoming parade was smurfed. wwmw w , CLASS OF 1983 x; ; w M 22.72717 118 Soisette Bailey Donna Bowen Diana Anderson Jeff Brady Robin Anderson Michelle Barnes J erome Branch Eric Ashe Kevin Boyd Floyd Brothers o Mary Glyn Alllgood ' Nickname: Shorty ; Basketball Ill; Chorus II, III; FBLA II; Interact II, III; Monogram I, II, III; Pep Club II, III; Science Ill; Softball I, II, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. Ill Diana Lynn Anderson FBLA I, II, III - Treas.; ICT Ill; Pep Club ll; Good Citizenship Award II, 111 Robin Michelle Anderson Drama II, III - Vice-Pres.; Pep Club H; Powder Puff Football I; Stud. Counc. Officer - Corresponding Sec. III; Demille 1 Elle Ashe Melanie Ann Avolll Drama 1; FCA I, II, III; Interact Ill; NHS II, 1; Opus 1, ll - Bus. Mgr.. III; Pamlicoan Il - Ad. Editor; Ill; Powder Puff Football 1, III; Science II; Span. Club I, II; Stud. Counc. Rep. II; Homecoming Spon. Ill; Marshall Beverly Laverne Bailey Solsettc Hope Bulky - . DECA II, III - Sec.; Drama 1; FBLA I; FHA l; Pep Club Melame Avolis Beverly Bailey 1, II, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. I; YOS II; Drama Awards Susan Elaine Ball DECA Ill - District Vice-Pres.; FHA I, II, III; Span. Club I; Junior Achievement Ill; Good Citizenship Award 1, II Michele Barnes Nickname: uSchell ; FBLA III; FHA II, III - Pres.; ICT II, III; Pep Club I, II, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. Ill; YOS III Good Citizenship Award Hope Marie Beacham Art Club III; Band I, III Lisa Jo Beacham Nickname: uISABEU'; Art Club II, III; Drama 1; Matt Maid II, III; Pep Club II, III; Powder Puff III; Senior Memorial Club III; Auto Mechanics ll Karen Renee Beddard FHA II; Good Citizenship Award II Michael Anthony Blerman Chorus I, II, III; French Club I, II; Science 111 - Pres. Lisa B eacham Karen Beddard Governor's School H; NHS Marshall; ths Who Among American High School Students Carolyn Conoley Blake Nickname: uBeanie ; Basketball I; Chorus I, II, III; DECA III - Treas.; FCA I, II, I; French Club I, ll; Monogram I, ll; Pep Club I, II, III; Science I; Softball I Kevin Earl Boyd Nickname: Squirrel ; Art Club 1; Band I; Carpentry III; Drafting II; Science I; NHS 11, III Sherry Sue Boyd Chorus I; FBLA II, III; NHS 11, Ill; Pep Club 11! Steven Ray Boyd Basketball 1, II - MVP III; Drafting III; Football I, II, III; ICT ll; Track I, II, III Ted Cleve Boyd Jr. DECA II, III Donna Lynn Bowen Band 1; Basketball I, III; ICT II, III; Monogram I, II, III; NHS; Pep Club III; Powder Puff III; Softball I - Sports- Sherry Boyd Steve Boyd manship Award II - MVP III; Stud. Counc. Rep. 1; Marching and Concert Band Jefferson York Brady Nickname: Brady ; Chorus II, III; FCA I, II, III; Football 1, II, III; Interact III; Monogram I, II, III; NHS; Powder puff cheerleader I, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. Ill; Track I, II, III; Outstanding Back Award for Football ll; Heartthrob of Jr. class II; Good Citiienship Award II; Pres. of Junior Achievement Ill Jerome Bunch Nickname: Bruiser Branch ; Carpentry 1; Football II, III Floyd Garland Brothcn Nickname: Scott ; FCA Ill; NHS; Pep Club ll, Ill - Vice-Pres.; Science ll; Span. Club I, ll; Stud. Counc. Rep. Ill - Cheryl Denise Brown . Nickname: Neice ; FHA l; Pep Club II; Science ll; Span. Club ll; Track I, II, III; YOS ll Charles Edward Brown i Cheryl Brown Eddie Brown ; Band I, II, III ' Bobby Ray Bwant 120 Karen Carrow Marcia Crone Sherri Buck Lori Champion Michael Covington Gloria Crutchfield Karyn Currin Pam Cox Fred Cutler wwv i .j 'Sharon Campbell Dan Czuhai Susan Carawan Voncille Cobb Michael Daniel Sherri Faye Buck , Nickname: Buckwheat ; Band; Colorguard I, III Flag line Cap.; ICT II, III - Treas. Amy Leigh Burroughs Chorus I, II, III; FCA Ill; French Club I, ll; Interact ll; NHS II, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. ll; Who's Who Among American High School Stud. Homecoming Sponsor l Linwood Anthony Campbell Nickname: Campbell ; DECA II, III - Pres.; Drafting I, II, III; Football l; Masonary I; Junior Achievment lll - Vice-Pres. Production - Sharon Denise Campbell Susan Renee Carawan Nickname: Sassy ; Chorus ll; ICT lll; Monogram ll; Pep Club I, II; Powder Puff III; Softball 1, II. III; VICA 1; Gymnastics I, II, III Karen Lynn Catrow Marching Band II, III - Drumline Cap.; Concert Band I, H u- most improved, Ill; FCA ll, Pep Club Ill; Science il; Mosler Musicianship Award; Most Improved in Jazz Band Lori Lee Champion , Chorus I, ll, III; FCA I, ll; French Club I, ll; Mat Maid l, H; NHS; Powder Puff I; Track I; Girl's State; Morehead Nominee; Good Citizenship Award II Kevin Clayton Clancy Chorus I; Interact III; Pep Club 11, III Sharon Louise Clark Nickname: Pee-Wee ; Art Club; Drama; FBLA; FHA; French Club; Pep Club Gteg Donnell Clemmom Voncille Cobb Nickname: uCille ; Baseball 1, II, III; DECA ll; FBLA Ill; FHA Ill; Pep Club II, III; Track II, III; Junior Achieve. Ill Knox Hutton Coopet Nickname: uOpey ; Carpentry I, III; ICT 1 Michael Barbe! Covlngton Nickname: Herman ; Art Club II; FCA II, III; Interact Ill; Pep Club III; Science I Casey Ray Cox DECA II - Vice-Pres.; FCA Ill; PACKROMAK Ill - Editor; Track II; Good Citizenship Award II Pamela Smith Cox Nickname: uHalf-pint ; ICT I William Harvey Cntch Nickname: deet ; Bus Driver III; Carpentry ll; FFA l Tononjln Crawford Nickname: Tee Cee ; Color Guard 1; ICT II, III; Softball 1; Junior Achievement Ill - C-op. Sec.; Medical Explor ers I, II, III Marcia Katharine Myers Crone Art Club! - Vice-Pres., II, III - Pres.; French Club I, ll; NHS; Opus ll, Ill; PACKROMAK Ill; Pep Club ll; Nomin- ated for Governor's School Ill; Who's Who Among American High School Stud. lIl Glotla Jean Crutchfield Nickname: uCookie ; Band II; NHS Katyn Rebecca Cunln Nickname: Kernel ; Chorus I, ll - Ensemble, Ill; FCA I, II, 11!; French Club I, ll; Interact II, III; Mat Maid II, III; PACKROMAK HI; Pep Club ll; Powder Puff Football I, III; Track l, I; Who's Who Among American High School Stud.; Gooc Citizenship Award ll Fiedcrlck Marshall Cutler Jr. Carpentry I, II III Daniel John Czuhai Drafting ll - Vice-Pres.; NHS; Who's Who Among American High School Students Michael Dlerlch Daniel Drafting I; NHS; Senior Memorial Club 1 Brenda Jean Daniel- Nickname: B.J. ; Bus Driver III; Monogram ll; Pep Club I; Track I ; YOS II; Sponsor of Sweetheart Ball Schcll Sarita Daniel- Nickname: Shelly ; Art Club ll; Drama 1 ; Pep Club I, II, III; Science 1; Spanish Club I; Track Ill; Junior Achievement Ill Thomas Edward Davenport ll Nickname: u'THOM ; Chorusj, II, III: FCA I. ll map. 0; ' v.' 5- 4...- r-f V V Brenda Daniels Schell Daniels Thomas Davenport Susan Davidson Michelle Dudley Janet Ebron Roger Echelberger Cindy Edwards Lisa Floyd Kenny Fulford Carla Gardner Bonnie Gerard Tammy Glaspie Faye Glisson - Brian Goodwin Curtis Guilford 122 Joseph Dix0n James Guilford Lee Wayne Dixon Seth Edwards Whitney Gillespie Mona Guilford Football 1, II, III; Interact III; Monogram l, II, III; Pep Club I, II, III; Powder Puff Football Cheerleader I, III; Track I Most SportsmanshipL II Most lmprovedL Ill; Senior Memorial Club 111 Susan Adele Davidson Nickname: ' Sue-Sue ; Chorus H; ICT II, 1 ; NHS II, I; Science I; Student Council Rep. 1; VICA II, III; Region I and H Southeastern'Leadership Award; N.C. VICA State Leadership Award, Medical Explorers heart savers Award 1, II, III; Medical Explorers I, II, III Secretarw Region I Sec. VICA II; North Carolina VICA State Sec. II; Reporter for Opening and Closing team VICA II, III Joseph Dixon Nickname: uLil Joe ; Drama II, III; Second place Beau- fort County Arts Council Talent Show Lee Wayne Dixon Nickname: Hobble Hobble ; Baseball II, III; Chorus II, III; Interact III; Pep Club I, II, III; Student Council Officer - Treasurer III; Wrestling 1 Andrea Michelle Dudley Nickname: uJet ; Band I, ll; Basketball 1, II, III; FBLA Ill; FCA H; FHA I, II; French Club II, III; Interact Ill; Mono- gram II, III; Pep Club I, II, 111; Science II, III; YOS ll WresJ; Junior Achievement Ill; Heart Save Badge; Debutante Sponsor; Miss Teen World - Scholarship ll; Explorer 18; Medical Explorers Janet Elizabeth Ebron Roget Hannlu Echelbcrger Cynthia Mule Edwaido Nickname: Squareness ; VICA I, II, III - Historian Robert Kemp Edwud- Nickname: Grover ; Chorus ll; FCA Ill; Football I. II, III; Interact II, III; Monogram Ill; Opus II, III; Pamlicoan Ill; Pep Club I, II, III; All-Academic Football 1, ll Seth Hughes Edwards Baseball 1, II, III; Basketball 1, II, III; FCA I, II, III - songleader; Football 1, II, III; French Club I, ll - Parlia- mentarian; Interact II, III - Pres.; Monogram H - Vice- Pres., Ill; Opus 11, III; Pamlicoan II, III - co-sports editor; All Sports Trophy ll; Morehead Nominee; All- Area Punter III; NHS; Marshall LIII Michele Floyd Bus Driver III; Chorus I, II; Pep Club II, I ; Track I, II; YOS lIl Kenneth Dale Fulford CIIII DemetrI-t Godley ' Llubeth Bonnie Bcntd French Club II; NHS; Science II, III Johnny Gibb. Band I, II, III - Trombone section leader; Bus Driver III; French Club I ; Pep Club I ; Marching, Pep, and Jazz Band ' Whitney Ann Gillespie Nickname: Whit ; Cheerleading I, II, III; Chorus I, ll; FCA I, II, I ; French Club I, ll; Interact I, II, III; Mat Maid II, III; Monogram II, 1 ; Opus ll; PACKROMAK III; Pamlicoan II; Pep Club I, II, III; Powder Puff 1, III; Science I, H; ths Who Among American High SchOol Students. Tammy Denise Gluplc Nickname: Glass-pie ; Art Club I, ll; Pep Club I, II, III; Science I, Span. Club I; Track I, III; Junior Achieve. HI Linda Faye Glluon FBLA II, III; FHA 1,, - Sec.; NHS Jackle Brian Goodwin Football Ill Cuttl- Edward Guilford Nickname: Chilly-cee ; Basketball 1, II, III; Football 1, ll; Track I, II, III James E. Guilford Nickname: Boobie ; Basketball 1, II, III - Free throw Award; Football 1, II; Monogram 1! Mon. Lin Guilfold Lia Carol Hales FCA l; ICT I, ll; VICA II, III - Historian; Stud. Asst. Ill line Marla Hall FCA I. II, III; French Club I. II - Program Chair.; Interact I. II, 1; Mat Maid I, II - do-head mat maid; Monogram II, III; NHS - Sec.; Opus II, III - Photo , Editor; PACKROMAK ll..Ill; Pamlicoan ll - Phat. Ed.; Lisa Hales Rae Marie Hall . Allen Hardy Missy Hairis Hack High Debbie Hill Sue Hird Bert Hodges Teresa Hodges Anthony Holley Julius Howard Marian lnabinett Vonda Jennette Regina Jones 7 V James, Kelly Heather Kirby 124 ..-.p, .-...I- Wendy Hawkins Kristi J ackson Kevin Hodges Susan Jefferson Teresa Kotmap. Powder Puff I; Science II; Stud. Counc. Rep. II III; Tennis I, II. III Charla. Allan Hatdy Bus Driver I; Carpentry I, II; Drafting II; FFA I II, III Cannon Mluy Hank FBLA II, III; FHA I; Junior Achievement III; Good Cit. Award Wendy Sue Hawkins Rosemary Btoolxc chdw Nickname: Rose ; Chorus II, III; FBLA II, III; Pep Club II, III Wllllam Hackney High III Baseball I, II - most improved, III; FCA I, II, III - - songleader; Football I, II, III; French Club I, II; Interact II, III - vice. Pres.; Monogram II, III; NHS Pres.; Opus II, III; Pamlicoan II, III - co-sports editor III; Stud. Counc. Rep. III; Second Place State 3-A Divion News Writing NCSPA II; N.C. Governor's School Il; Most Improved Baseball Player Award; Morehead Scholarship Nominee III; Quiz Bowl II, III Debora Carol Hill Nickname: DEB ; Marching Band; Concert Bandl; CoI- or Guard l; Chorus III; VICA III - First Place opening and closing at Reg. Fourth place opening and closing at State; Pres. opening and closing; National Participant; Region I, II - Southeastern leadership Award; Ameri- can VICA Degree Award; Laurenburg Statesman chair- man and award holder; North Carolina State Pain; Re- gion I Pres.; WHS VICA Pres.; VICA II, III Suzanne Mule led Nickname: uSpace Cadet ; Chorus II, III; FCA I, II, III; French Club I, II; Interact III; Mat Maid II, III; NHS; Pep Club I, III - Treas.; Powder Puff III; Science II, III; ECU Math Contest Participant II Bert Nicholson Hodges Jr. Football I; Wrestling I, II, III; Most Dedicated Wrestler Award I, II; Auto Mechanics James Latlnln Hodge- Carpentry 1; NHS; Marshall Kevin Gerald Hodge. Nickname: Hubby Bear ; Band II, III - Bass section leader; Jazz, Pep and Marching Band; Chorus II, III; Football I; French Club II; Pep Club III; National Jazz Band Asst. Award Tenn Hodge. - Monogram I, II, III; Powder Puff III; Softball 1, II, III - BestDefensive player Anthony Holley Nickname: Milss Brother ; Basketball I, II, III; Drafting II, III; Pep Club III; Span. Club I; Track III; Junior Achieve. Julius Lee Howard Nickname: Doc ; Bus Driver III; Pep Club III; Science II; Spanish Club II; Who 5 Who In American High School Stud. Marian Elizabeth lnablnett OpusI, II III; Pamlicoan II, III - Sports Editor, Manag- ing Ed. Science II; Spanish Club I, II - Treas., III; Morehead Nominee III; Governoris School I; NC. Close- up II; National Merit Commendation III; Marshall II. III; p Quiz. Bowl II - State Finalist, III Kristi Jo Jackson Art Club I, II, III; NHS; Pep Club I, II; Science II II, III Sunl- Anette chlemn Marching Band I, III; Color Guard I, III; Concert Band I; Interact'l, II, III; Pep Club I. II, III; Powder Puff III; Science I, III; Softball II; Track III; Junior Achievement Vanda Kaye Jcnncttc Nickname: Kaye Kaye ; FBLA III; French Club I - Best Student, II; NHS II. III; Track II Regina Jone. DECA II, III; Junior Achievement lIl JIIII Edward Kelly chthol' Lolgll Kirby Cheerleading Ii Chorus I. II, III; FCA I ; French Club I, II; Interact II, III; NHS; Pep Club I, II, III; Who's Who Among Amer, High School Stud.; Governor's School II; Homecoming Sponsor III David Allan Kocpnlck 126 Robyn Little Bucky McCullough Patrick Miller Trudy McGowan Angela Mitchell Robin McLean Joel Mi'zelle Sharon Leggett Laurel Mason Joyce Modlin , DeDe Lewis Kitty Melanson - Allen Mame. .4...A -MA- ,7 A ; Steve McCuIIer Tim Melton Calvin Moore Band; Drum Major II II, III; FCA I; NHS; Science II; Stud. Counc. Officer - Corr. .Sec. II, Pres. III; Marshall; Kiawanis Stud. Of the Month; Accepted to Governor's School; Whok Who Among Amer. High School Stu- dents; AIl-State First Chair. Eligible for Honor's Band Tenn Darlene Roman Nickname: Sunshine ; Art Club; Baseball; FHA I; Monogram II; Softball Mark Churchill Knish Baseball II; Chorus II, III; Interact II, III; Pep Club II, III; Powder Puff Cheerleader I, III; Spanish Club I Denice Mule Langley Deborah Lynette Lawrencc Nickname: uLady D ; Chorus I, II; FHA I - Best Home Ec. Stud; Pep Club II, III Sharon Rae Leggett Concert Band I. II, III - Clarinet section leader; Jazz Band III; Marching Band I, II, III; Color Guard I, II, III Commander and Rifle Cap.; Senior Memorial Club III; Pep Club III; Honors for Rifle Cap. and metal for all State Band Dorothy Due Lewi- Chorus I, III; FCA I II, III; Frenc hClub I, II; Interact II, III; Mat MaidI, II, III; NHS; Powder Puff III; ScienceI II; Stud. Counc. Rep. III; Homecoming Sponsor III Russell Lon Lllley Nickname: uRussia ; Carpentry I, II; Drafting I, II, III - Repo. FCA I; Football I; FFA I, II Robyn Renee Little . Nickname: Wobin ; Art Club I, II, III - Sec.; FCA I, II; Mat Maid I, II, III; NHS; Pep Club I, II, III; Powder Puff 1; Spanish Club I, II, III Brenda Lynn Lupton FBLA I, II, III - Reporter II, Pres. - III; Interact II, III; NHS; Pep Club I, II; Powder Puff I; Spanish Club II; Junior Achievement III - Vice-Pres. Finance William Keith Manning Laurel Ann Mason Cheerleaderl - co-chief, II, III - Chief; Chorus I, II, III; French Club II; FCA I, II - songleader, III - co-cap.; Monogram II, III; NHS; Powder Puff III; Senior Memorial Club III; Interact II, III; Science I, II, III; Track 1, II, III; First Runner up Homecoming Queen III William Patrick Mayo Jt. Basketballl; Chorus II, III; FCAI II III - Social Chair- man; French Club I, II - Vice- Pres; Interact II, III; Monogram I, II, III; Opus II, III; Pamlicoan II, III - Asst. Ed.; Pep Club II, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. I, II, III; Tennis I, II, III; I Dare You Award; Morehead Nominee; N.C. Boy's State Delegate; Good Citizenship Award II; NHS; Marshall; Quiz Bowl II, III - State Finalist Stephen Earl McCall 7 Football I, II, III Howell Dewitt McCullough ll Baseball II, Carpentry I, II; DECA III; Drafting I, II; FCA II, III Trudy Lynn McGowan DECA I, II, III - Historian Nancy Roblnoon McLean Basketball I, II, III - co-cap.; Chorus I, II, III; FCA I, II - co-cap.; III - Cap.; French Club I, II; Interact II - Sec. and Treas., III - Sec. and Treas.; Monogram II .. Sec., III; NHS; Powder Puff I, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. I, III; Class Pres. II; iII Dare You Award; DAR Good Citizen- ship Award; Homecoming Queen III Rodney Joe McNew i Drama III; French Club I, II Karol Denlu Molamn Nickname: Kitty Timothy Clcwlc Melton Nickname: Tim-Bob ; Interact III; Pep Club II, III Clitluophcr Punch Millet Angela Mitchell Joel Kcvln Mmllc Nickname: Chief ; Drafting I. II III; FFA I II, III - Trees; Chapter Star Agribusinessman for 81-82 Joyce MlzclIc Modlln Chorus I, II, III; French Club II; ICT III; NHS; Pep Club II; Science II; VICA III; Marshall 127 Delores Moore Joyce Moore Kristina Moore Lisa Moore Natalie Moore Phil Moore Tyrone Moore Vance Moore Karen Muse James Nelson Donald Oden Ronald Oden Mary Jo O'Neal William O'Pharrow , Lisa Oughton Dail Owens 128 Lisa Moore Missy Morlock Mitch Moore Debra Murphy Judy O'Neal Allen 'l'cnplc Moon Nickname: HDig ; Basede II, III; Chorus II, III; FCA II, III; Football 1, II, III; Interact II, III; Pep Club ll Calvin Donald Moore Nickname: Cee-Mo ; Bus Driver I, ll; Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling I Delores Moon Nickname: uLola ; Basketball 1; Pep Club 11, Ill; Powder Puff Football I, III; Track II, III; Smd. Counc. Rep. 1, ll; YOS l V Joyce Ann Moore , Nickname: uCookie Kristina Louise Moore FBLA Ill LII. Moore Nickname: uPlaygirl ; Chorus I, II, III; VICA LII. Gayle Moore Art Club I, ll, Ill; Drama 1, ll; French Club II, III; lCT ll;, VICA ll; Best Art Student II; Drama Award II Mitchell Clcon Moore Natalie Eyvette Moore , Nickname: uBoom-Boom ; Chorus III; PACKROMAK Ill; Pep Club I, H, I ; Powder Puff Football l; Spanish Club I, H; Stud. Counc. Rep. I, H; Hall Monitor I; Girls State Citizen; Second Runner-up Homecoming Queen 1 ; Post 18 Explorers - Sec, Vice-Pres.; Miss United Teenager Pageant Scholarship winner 82; Debunette Phllllp Glenn Moore Drafting Tyrone Moore Vance Fredrick Moon Nickname: uP.M. ; Baseball 1, II, III; Football I, II All- Area Award; III; Monogram I, II, III; Baseball MVP Award; Boy's State Melina Maxine Motlock FCA l; Powder Puff I; Stud. counc. Rep. 1; VICA H, II! Debra Ann Murphy Nickname: Prudy ; Art Club I, ll; Pep Club I, II, 1 ; Stud. Counc. Rep. l; Homecoming Sponsor Ill Karen Lynn Mule Nickname: Woody James Edward Nelson Nickname: uJimmy Smooth ; Basketball 1, H; Pep Club Ill; Track I Donald Lee Oden Nickname: Dee ; Bricklaying I, II, III v Pres. Ronald Lee Odell Nickname: Randy ; Art Club I, II, III; Basketball 1, II, III Patrick Brian Olson Track 1; Wrestling l, II, III; Football 1, II, III; Student Council I, II, III; Vice-President Ill; NHS Parlimentarian; Interact I, II, III, Parlimentarian Stunt Night Director ll. Judy Ann O'Nell Nickname: Hoolio ; lCT II, III Mary Josephlnc O'Ncal FBLA II, III - Treas.; Good Citizenship Award H William Thomas O'Plnnow Nickname: uJunior ; Basketball 1; FCA l; Football I, II, III; Interact Ill; Monogram I, II, III; Pep Club II, III; Science I, II, III; Spanish Club I, ll; Track l;,Who's Who Among American High School Stud. Speci Olympics Volunteer Llu Anne Oughton . Nickname: Melba ; Cheerleading l; Chorus I, ll - Ens. FCA l; French Club I, ll; lCT-lll; Senior Memorial Club I ; Mat Maid l; NHS; Opus ll; Pamlicoan Cunents l; Powder Puff Ill; Stud. Counc. Rep. I; Track I; VICA Ill; Powder Puff Ill; Stud. Counc. Rep. I; Track I; VICA Ill; Who's Who Among American High School Stud. Kevin Dull Owen- Band I; VICA II, III; Good Citizenship Award I. ll Cllrluophit Lee Padgett Jazz Band 1; Concert Band l..ll; Marching Band I; Mono- gram II, III; Opus II, III; PACKROMAK ll; Pamlicoan II, III - Photo. Ed; Pep Club Ill - Sec; Tennis I, II, III; Wrestling l Hilton Lee Pulse: Jimmi- Ncal Paul 1 Nickname: Dr. Paul ; Baseball I. II. III; Chorus II. III; 130 Penny Pollard Sharon Robbins Melody Roland J ill Pugh Troy Rob.erson Melanie Rowland Kim Roy Tammy Respass Jeff Rumley - . Pam Rogers Claude Piles Scott Rinker FCA I, ll, Ill - Parlimentatian; Interact II, I - Sgt. of Arms; Monogram I, II, III; NHS II, III - Vice-Pres.; Science II, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. II! An - Marla Payne Nickname: Nita ; Basketball I, II, III; FBLA I - Report- er, ll - Sec., III - Vice-Ptes.; French Clubl; Monogram Club I, ll - Reporter, Ill; NHS; PACKROMAK Ill; Pep Club Ill; Softball 1, II, 1 ; Stud. Counc. Sec. - Ill; Good Citizenship Award; YOS l - Pres.; ths Who Among American High School Students; Junior Achievement Ill - Vice-Pres., Personnel and Corporate Sec; Miss Unit- ied Teenager II, I ; Powder Puff Football 111; Jr. and Sr. Prom Committee; Senior Memorial Club I Juli Mae Peney Cheerleading l; FCA I, ll, Ill; lCT Ill; NHS; Pamlicoan 1, ll; Powder Puff 1 ; Science I, 11; Spanish 1; VICA 1; Gymnastics Team I, 11; Senior Memorial Club Ill James Calllule Perry DECA II, III Tln Vlet Plum Drafting II, III Claude Davin Pile- Nickname: Old Black Magic ; Band II; Carpentry I, II, III; Color Guard l; Football 1, ll; Wrestling I. II, III Penelope Anne Pollard Nickname: uPenney ; Chorus I; FFA; Pep Club I, ll, 1; Good Citizenship Award Jill Alyua Pugh Art Club ll; Color Guard 11; FCA Ill; Interact II; Pep Club II; Science II; Spanish Club I, ll; VICA I William Fate Plll'lel' Band I, II. III; Drafting 11, Ill - Pres. Tammy Ann Reap... Nickname: Tam ; Cheerleading ll; Drama II, III; NHS; Pep Club I, ll; Powder Puff Football 1; Science I, II, III; Spanish Club I, ll; Stud. Counc. Rep. II; Governofs School Nominee ll; N.C. School of Science and Math Nominee ll; Who's Who Among Amer. High School Stud. Ill; Homecoming Sponsor H; Marshall Rebecca Respess Nickname: Bek ; Cheerleading I, II, III; Chorus I, II, III; FCA 1, french Club I, II; Interact I, II, III; Monogram II, III; NHS; Opus II, III; Pamlicoan II, III - Feature Ed.; Pep Club I, II, III; Powder Puff Football 1, III; Science I, II; First Place State 3-A Feature Writng NCSPA - 11; Second Place News Writing N.C. Scholastic Pres Asst. - ll; Governofs School II; Page for NC. House of Rep.; Morehead Nominee 1 Scott Allan Rlnker Sharon Waloton Robbin- Chorus ll Troy Dale Robcnon Band I; Drafting 1; Spanish Club I; FFA ll - Vice-Pres. Ellua Gay Robinson Chorus I, ll; FCA I, II, 111; French Club I, ll; Mat Maid II, III; Monogram Ill; NHS II, III; Opus ll; Pamlicoan ll; Pep Club I, ll, Ill; Powder Puff Football I, III; Science I, ll; Softball II, III; Homecoming Sponsor Ill; Marshall Krlotopher Chulc- Bonk: Carpentry Ill Pamela Mule Roger- Chorus 1; Drama 1, ll - Parliamentarian, Ill - Corr. Sec.; FCA I, II, III; FrenchVClub I, ll; NHS II, III; Opus ll; Pamlicoan ll; Pep Club I, II, III; Science I, II, III; Demille Playhous I, ll - Historian, Ill Lonnlc Alton Bogenon Nickname: Buckshot ; Carpentry I, II. III; Drafting l; FCA I, ll; FFA I, ll; Pep Club ll Melanie lion Rowland FCA I, ll - Social Chairman, Ill; Opus 1. ll - Poetry Ed., I; Pamlicoan ll. - Feature Ed., Ill - Editot-in- chief; Powder Puff 1; Science II, III; Spanish Club I. II, III; NHS; Chief Marshall; Junior Achievement - vice-Pres. of Fi-ance; Morehead Nominee Melody Bonltillollnd Kimberly ambul- Roy Nickname: Kimba ; Cheerleading I, II, III - cochicf; Chorurl. II. III; FCA I. II, III; French Club I, ll; Inland l. fl ; Monogtam II. III; NHS; Opus ll; Pamlicoan ll; Pep William Sinclair Charlene Smith Debbie Smith Elaine Smith Renefe Smith Connie Sneed Joseph Spencer Reggie Stevenson Jeffery Taylor Sheila Thigpen Jessica Thomas Camie Torres Gary Smith Teresa Snow Lisa Sullivan Matilda Turhage Marchelle Smith Lola Speilr Dennis Taylor John Tyson Club I, II, III; Powder Puff l, I ; Science I, ll; Track I, Ii, Ill; Morehead Scholarship Nominee Ill; Marshall; Gover- nor's School II Jeffery Lane Rumley FCA I, ll, 1 ; Football 1, II, III; Interact ll, Ill; Monogram II, III; Tennis 1, II, III; NHS; Marshall; Good Citizenship Award l, H; Morehead Nominee Ill Bcverly Ann Sndler Nickname: Bevsaf'; DECA Ill; FHA H, I ; Pep Club ll; Good Citizenship Award; Homecoming Sponsor Ill Walter Lee Sadie: Nickname: Pink ; Art Club I, II. III; Basketball 1, ll Wllllnm Anthony Sinclair Carpentry 1; Science I, II, III Charlene Smith Nickname: Bright Eyes ; Art Club I, ll; Cheerleading I, II, III; Monogram III; Powder Puff I, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. II; Track I, ll; Football Homecoming Sponsor 11; Basketball Homecoming Queen ll. Debbie Dianne Smith FHA 1 Elaine Ann Smith Color Guard I; FHA I, ll - Treas. Ill - Treas.; ICT Ill; Pep Club I, 11; Track II; Senior Memorial Club Ill Gary William Smlth DECA ll; Drafting II, III; FCA II, III - vice-pres. Helen Marchellc Smith Nickname: Marshmallow ; DECA II; Drama Ill; FHA II, III; Interact III; Pep Club I Sean McGlaughlln Smith Chorus ll Shell. Dianne Smith Chorus II, III; FCA II, III; Mat Maid I, II, I - co-cap.; Monogram III; Pep Club II; Powder Puff III; Science ll; Spanish Club I, ll; Homecoming Sponsor Ill- Theresa Renee Smith Cheerleading l; Chorus II, III; FCA I, II, III; French Club I, ll; Interact III; Powder Puff Ill; Science I, ll; Stud, Counc. Officer II Connie Snead Tereoa Odell Snow Chorus I, II; FCA I, II, III; French Club I, ll; Mat Maid I, II, III - Head Mat Maid; Monogram III; NHS; Pamlicoan HI; Pep Club II, III; Science II, III; ECU Math Comp. II Lola Lynette Spell Nickname: L.C. ; Chorus 1; Drama I; YOS I, II, III Joseph Spencer Jr. Nickname: Crowned Prince ; FCA Ill; Interact lll; Monogram III; Spanish Club I; Track I, II, III; Who's Who Among Amer. High School Stud.; Commended PSATNMSQT; Wisconsin Summer Engineering Program 1; Tuskegee Institute Summer Engineering Program II Nathaniel Adams Stanley Nickname: Truth ; Art Club I Reggie Gene Stevenson Nickname: Smilie ; Basketball II, III; Chorus I; Foot- ball I; Interact Ill; Monogram II, III; Pep Club ll - Sgt. of Arms; Ill - Pres.; Powder Puff Cheerleader I, III; Sci- ence Ill; Spanish Club 1; Stud. Counc. O-ficer I, II, III; Vice-Pres. of Class II; Track II, III; YOS ll - Vice-Pres.; Who's Who Among Amer. H.S. Stud.; Special Olympics Volunteer - Edwin Harry Stubblcfleld Bus Driver II, III; Certificate of Merit Lia Michelle Sullivan Chorus I, ll; FCA ll; NHS; Opus Ill; Pamlicoan Ill; Pep Club 11, Ill; Science II; Spanish Club I, ll - Sec; ECU Math Comp. l Denni- Juncl Taylor Drafting Ill Jeffrey Blane Taylor Bus Driver Ill; Wrestling l Shell. Ann Thlgpcn Nickname: Angel ; FBLA I, II - Trans; FHA II, III - Vice-Pres.; HOSA Ill - Pres.; Pep Club I, II, III; Science I; Track Ill; Homecoming Sponsor Ill Jeulca Dcncanc Thoma . Nickname: Jesse ; Art Club 1; Basketball ll - Stati- clan; Drama ll; FBLA ll; FHA I, II. III; Pep Club ll: Robin Elaine Tyson Tammy Walker Tina Walker John Ward Gloria Warren Kristie Warren Lisa Waters Nina Waters Angie White Rapdy White Ethel Whitley Clyde Wiggins Mike Worley Sonia Worsley Frank Wynne Mitch Moore 134 Maren Wegmann Alana Williams Steven Warner Beverly Wells Wgyne Wooden NOT PICTURED lac lmll Banal! VICA II. III M lumen Nickname: JoJo Andrew Collin. Bun Driver II; Wrestling I. II, III: YOS I'. II - Cenificale of merit Nam Dean Cntchfl-ld Band I but Waync Cirlln'n Football I, II, III: Interact III; Monogram Cm. Alk- Glaucy DECA I, II, III: Stud. Counc. Rep. I 1h. MI. lawl- lv- Karl unl- AI-Ilu Marlo Oda- Dllll'll ll; Track Ill; Junlor Achicv-mcnl Canlfiutc of Mail; Damn Award; Hon-' 07ch Mcnlion Award for Acting; Dcrnlllc WHI- Ind W Cupcnlry I. II III; Dultlng 10-, Sign- Pul- IIIIIII-m: TwPu . Football II W m '3 ! Nickname: Toby ; Bus Driver II, III; DECA I I Gregory Thoma. Ianuy Nickname: Maddog : Carpentry I II; FFA I III Gwendolyn Elam Rohmn bECA u- Softball 11 Lynn Hound Sheppard Nickmmc; Shorty ; DECA III; Track II III July Donnell Shcnod Bus Drivu l; FFA Wlllln- Earl. Sl-Iono NIcknum: Bud Jr. ;'BukelbalI III: Pep Club l S..- chl-nhllll S-lthr Chorus II LIDOIII Dunlu 1'qu Chorus II - Enumblc: FCA 'I. II. III; anch Club I. II; ICT III; Sclcncc I; Soll- ball II: Stud. Council Rap. I; Good Clllun ' Award; Band I, II. III; Mott Improved Sandman: Suction Ludu In Band David kill. Whitley 'I'ncv Ly- Wlloo- EEWder Puff I; Spanish Club II; District I Chairperson'ln A Angela Camalot Torte. Bus Driver III; Chorus III; Color Guard I. II; Monogram III; Softball II, III; VICA I, II - Sec.; VICA Degree Student Matilda Ann Turnaye Nickname: uSnookie ; Bus Driver III; FBLA I, II, III - Sec; Pep Club I, II III; Science III; Softball I; Spanish Club III John Glenn Tyuon FHA II, III; FCA II III; FootbaIlI, II - Manaaer Robin Elaine Tyson Nickname: uLittle Birdie ; FBLA III; Pep Club II, III Tammy Walker Tina Mule Walker . Band I, 11; Color Guard I, II - Commander; ICT III John Thomas Ward Nickname: uIce Man Nancy Vaughnn Ward Chorus I, II; Drafting II - Sec; Drama II; NHS; Pep Club III; Science II; Spanish Club 1; Drama Award for Competition at UNC-W; Gym. II Steven Lac Warner Art Club I, II; Pep Club II, III; Science I; Spanish Club I, III; Stud. Counc. Rep. l; Tennis III Gloria Elaine Warren Pep Club Ill; Stud. Counc. Rep. I; YOS III; HOSA III; Kristie Lynn Warren FBLA II, III - Reporter; NHS II, III; Good Citizenship Award I, II Lh- Lynn Water. Nickname: uDon-Don ; DECA I, II, III; Science I Nina Michelle Water- ckname: uCat ; Basketball I, III; DECA I; FHA III; Span. Club I, II; Track I, II, III; HOSA III; Senior Memorial Club III; Good Citizenship Award II Maren Wegman Transfer student from Germany - Tennis II Beverly Jenn Wells Nickname: Bev ; Chorus I; FCA I, II, III; French Club I, II; Interact II, III; Mat Maid 1; NHS; Opus II; Pamlicoan II; Pep Club I, II; Powder Puff III; Science I, II; Senior memorial Club III; Good Citizenship Award II; Morehead Nominee; Homecoming Sponsor III; Marshall II, III; Ca- reer Lab III Angela White , Nickname: Honey Gold ; Art Club; Basketball; Mono- gram III; Powder Puff I; Track I, II, III; YOS; Homecom- ing Sponsor III Randy Joseph White Nickname: uMonster ; Art Club III; Football I, II, III; Interact II, III; Monogram III; Track I, II, III Ethel Louise Whitley Nickname: Lou ; FBLA III; FHA Ill; Pep Club II III; Track II; YOS II Chulc- Clydc Wiggin- Alnna Kim Wllllnmn Cheerleadingl; Chdrusl III; FCAI II, III; French ClubI, II; Interact II III; Mat Maid II, III; Pep Club III; Powder Puff III; Science I, II; Track I; Homecoming Sponsor III Harold Wayne Wooden Art CIubIIl; Basketballl, II III;FCAI1IFootbalII,II III; Pep Club III; TrackI II - MVP, III Michael Genude Wotley Football I, II, III; Interact III; Monogram II, III; Wrestling II II, III . Sonl- Low. Woulcy Nickname: Sweet Pea ; Chorus I, FBLA I, II, III - Reporter; FHA I, II, III - Sec.; Pep Club II, III; Junc- ank Wynne Nickname: uMello Yello ; FFA I, II, III - Sec; NHS; Span. Club I, II; Chapter Star Agribusinessman 81-82 Irv an Mltchcll Moon Football II III; French ClubI, II; Interact III; NHS II III; Pep Club III III - Sgt. at arms; All Academic during . Football II, III ' Leo lime Baruch VICA II. III EXTENDED SCHOOL DAY Classes Offered: . English: Cathy Cox, Blanche Downing, Bettie Ann Perkins 13 Math: Buster Tetterton ;? History: Rick Natolli Typing: Barbara Respess Computer Science: Walley Saleem Food Service: Peggy Elliot Biology: Melvin Boyd Health Service 8: Baby Care: Peggie Elliot General Business 8: Ad Typing: Barbara Respess Physical Science: Melvin Boyd Record Keeping: Betty Ann Perkins Auto Mechanics: John Whitley Art: Don Miller D.C.T.: Charles Oden 136 , ? . $ x . x x x wxwx x Extended School Day is offered to any student, four- teen years of age and older, who has withdrawn from day school. Mike Occhipinti is advisor for this operation. 137 v.;h Mmzmw MWQ am vwwwww M V w W av, 4r! w ya , W. ' wga 7 x.,J X ' xx. 24 qu 140 142 Compliments of NC. National Guard mwm Sitting: David Mclver, Mitch Moore, Jeff Cox, Kemp Edwards, Kenny Curlings. Kneeling: Seth Edwards, Phil Simmons, Harry Main, Jimmy Waters, Lee Ferguson, Roy Parker A Standing: Jerome Branch, Wayne Wooden, Steve Boyd, Brian Williamson, Allen Moore, Vance Moore, Steve McCullough. Sitting: Mike Worley, Jeff Brady, William O'Pharrow, Troy Tyson, Tyrone Tyson, Kneeling: Jeff Rumley, Patrick Olson, Hack High, Thomas Daven- port, Shane Manuel Standing: Todd Edwards, Brian Goodwin, John Modlin, Kenny Hol- ly, Brian Biggs, Sam Crawford Compliments of N.C. National Guard 143 wrua . A CHAIN OF CHAMPIONS FoothaH took m 4 mgut threttmn 1n Pam Pack country After a demd: m mm vme wmmng season, the Pam Pack football team pmduced Dru 01 th., most excttmg seasons In the history of Washington toothtaH pawn; a 9-1 record Thts record the hm Qmie 10b3, was a result of the pride estab- lished by the players and coaches on the held. m the wetghtroom, and throughout the commumtv. a pride that orlgmated m the fall of 1980 when Bung Mitchell Lame to Washington as head football coach When Mitchell arrwed 1n Washington, the seniors he Inherited had Just come off a 1-Q record Desplte another 1-9 record m 1980. the foundation for thus years team had been 181d w1th ten sophomores playrng a prominent role on that '80 teamv Even though It dtd not show m the wm-loss column, great strldes were taken m 1981 when the Pam Pack rolled oft demswe wrns over D H Conley, Ahoskue, and erlramston The Pack was competrtwe for a change, losmg the rest by only a few pomts Also, the enthusrasm and the disre to wm were ewdent Bug things were expected of this vear's team when practrce started August 1; the Northeastern Conference Championship was set as the team's goal The quest for thus goal began after the Pack triumph over D.Ht Conley 27-13, paving the way for seven consecutive victories. The hopes for a perfect season were dimlmshed in a heartbreaking 21-11 loss to Tarboro. But this was to be the only 1055 of the season. After the Pack's regular season came to a close with a 20-7 victory over Roanoke Rapids, the 11Chain Gangh, with their pre-season goal met, was looking forward to a playoff berthr But a State AA Championship was not to be, for the Pack, who tred with Bertie and Tarboro for the conference lead, was not voted to represent the conference in playoff action. It was hard to believe that a team that had remained in the Top 10 of the state since the fourth week of the season was to sit home during the playoffs - a team that posted a 9-1 record after being constantly banged around for two years Despite the absence from the playoffs, the 11Chain Gang had a very successful season, bringing the excitement of football back to Washing- ton a? ' WASHINGTON FOOTBALLCOACHES i Front row: Kim Knox, Reggie Baker, Larry Anderson, Addsion Bass, Bing Mitchell. Back row: Jerry Minton, Donald Gibbs, Dwight Tart, Don Wilson. MITCHELL-THE MAIN LINK Coach Mitchell is a very important link in our chain of champions. Not only does he keep the link together, but he also develops and brings'out the best in each of the players. Coach Mitchell stated that the team got as far as they did because of hard work and dedication. ul really have a lot to be proud off comments Mitchell. In closing he stated that, HReturnees will accept the challenge of a successful ,7 season nQXt year' Compliments of NC National Guard 14S A marfs greatest fullfillment is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle VICTORIOUSV 147 9825,83 J-VeFOOTBALL In. W?- s. lst - manager - Jerome Tyson, Mike Grice, David Mclver, Buddy Brooks, Wayne Leggett, George Mizell, Mike Wood, Mike McRoy, Ronnie Godley, manager - Sam Crawford 2nd - Dennis Thigpen, Tyrone Gorham, Phillip Harris, Jessie Dickinson, Steve Kraus, Darwin Toler, Steve Hutchins, Mike Hodges, Kenny Pierce, Jay Laws 3rd - Coach - Donald Gibbs, Jimmy Hodges, David Main, David Cuthrell, Steve Austin, Earl Randolph, Cecil Peed, Mike Moffitt, Rob Jackson, Frank White, Assistant Coach - Dwight Tart SCORES mm Radio voice me ?A: Wcicomc to Kumer F 4 4 mamas 44452455459 5 m t, V ,, V WHS West Craven 0 28 Roanoke 6 24 West Cartaret 6 21 Edenton 0 28 Plymouth 14 24 Ahoskie 0 14 Bertie 12 6 Tarboro 16 14 Williamston 0 41 Roanoke Rapids 0 4O Coaches Donnie Gibbs and Dwight Tart. M W A quick and aggressive defense and a powerful wishbone offense lead the Junior Varsity football team to an 8-2 season. Commenting on the J V.'s second - place conference title, Coach Gibbs stated, Overall I was really pleased with our football season. Considering that the boys had to play many different positions other than their regular one, we were strong in both our offense and defense. Our offense was really aggressive, The guys seemed to really enjoy hittingV Our offense was the strongest in our conference. . uThe team really made my job easy. They were a cooperative and coachable team.' uTowards the end of the season, the team really began to believe in themselves and they now believe they can fill the missing links in the hChain Gang! VARSITY BASKETBALL . PAM PACK 8: ' .3 LL Varsity Basketball Players: Front - Jeff Cox, Wayne Wooden, Curtis Guilford, James Guilford, Fred Hyman, Will Rogers Back - Seth Edwards, Ronald Oden, Todd Edwards, William Simmons, Tommy Stanley, Steve Boyd. WHS OPPONENT Conley ...... . . . .60 88 W.Craven ....44 58 , Roanoke ..... . . . .34 36 W.Craven .......79 68 Edenton ..... . . . .54 52 Plymouth . . . . . . , .70 76 Bunn ........ . . . .63 64 ; E. Wake ..... . . . .59 56 y Ahoskie ..... , . . .72 59 'l Bertie ....... . . . .40 50 . Conley ...... . . . .48 57 Tarboro .......... 6O 67 Williamston ....... 73 53 Roanoke Rapids .. .59 64 . Roanoke .......... 53 62 ' Edenton .......... 54 56 Pymouth .......... 57 68 Ahoskie .......... 60 55 Bertie ........... 50 49 Tarboro .......... 66 79 Williamston ....... 74 42 Roanoke Rapids .. .52 47 150 4W4 ?hdh'phh A . k J : way, Top: One For All - All For One - Yea!!! Left: Steve Boyd Jumps Into The Action. Above: Ronald Oden Goes For Two. 152 . -,-. ,e--e ,1 Top Left: Seth Edwards forcefully passes for the Pack. Top Right: Jeff Cox hustles for the basketball. Bottom: James Guilford dis- plays his skills during warm up. Bottom Right: Wayne Wood- en shoots two more for the Pam Pack. 1S4 GIRLSt BASKETBALL LADY PACK SHOOTS FOR ACTION For the '82 '83 giers basketball team, this has been a rebuilding year. There were only three seniors on a team of twelve. The coaches ex- pressed the hope that the young players would gain experience during the year and that the older players would improve their skills. Coach Minton Stated, itl am proud of the effort which the girls show and they have really worked hard this war. The team, lead by senior, Robin McLean, and Junior, Glenda Dailey, were constantly improving over the year and hoped to have a winning season in the end. Pictured at left are statistician and managers Anita Payne and Tammy Glaspie, Pictured below sitting: Laurie Perry, Patricia Oden, Robin McLean, Glen- da Dailey, Laura Rhodes; standing: Angie White, Sherry Garren, Michelle Dudley, Tommie Sue Mettes, Marie Clark, and Marie Umphlett. V, WNW 6 , mmmmwwvmww, ,,- 5; 17W wzmwxyzw . SCORES WASHINGTON OPPONENT WHS . , . 38 DH. Conley 74 WHS . . . 38 West Craven 40 WHS 18 Roanoke . 78 WHS 38 West Craven . 35 WHS 20 Edenton V 55 WHS 43 Plymouth . 62 WHS 43 Ahoskie . 45 WHS . . . 26 Bertie 33 WHS . . 30 DH. Conley 67 WHS 37 Taboro V. 51 WHS 43 Williamston . 3O WHS . 7 . 57 Roanoke Rapids . , 54 WHS . , , 37 Roanoke . . . 45 WHS . . , 31 Edenton . . . 38 WHS 37 Plymouth . . 61 WHS . , , 32 Ahoskie . . V 45 i 2 WHS...51 Bertie...40 g WHS 22 Tarboro 59 5 WHS 27 Williamston 40 i: WHS 44 Roanoke Rapids 32 Coaches Minton and Gibbs intensely watch the lady Pack. Robin McLean, top, and Glenda Dailey, top left, take jumps for the Pack. 155 SCORES Cecil Peed WHS OPPONENT 63 DH. Conley . . , . ...... . 85 West Craven . . . ........ 39 Roanoke .............. 69 West Craven 64 Edenton . . 66 Plymouth ,,,,,, 83 Ahoskie...,...::::.::v 45 Bertie . , .......... , 53 D.H.Conley ...................... 52 Tarboro ........................ 44 58 Williamston ...................... 42 54 Roanoke Rapids .................. 32 44 Roanoke ......................... 66 Edenton ......................... 50 60 Plymouth . . . . . , . ...... 55 Ahoskie ....................... 5 71 Bertie .......................... 57 58 Tarboro . . . .................. 59 Williamston . . V . ............... 46 Roanoke Rapids J.V. BASKETBALL HAS SPECTACULAR YEAR , W m w w ,MwmwwymWWMWWW WWW w W, W mWMMMWWIWvaWMW W First row: Tyrone Gorham, Dennis Thigpen, David McIver, Steve Austin, Earl Randolph, Travis Rouse, Coach Larry Sipe. Second row: Frank White, Sam Stephenson, Greg Moore, Mathew Holloway, Shane Manuel, and Cecil Peed. Cecil Peed and Dennis Thig- pen take foul shots for the Pack J.V. Shane Manuel jumps cen- ter for Washington. 157 198182 BOYS TENNIS TAKES THIRD PLACE The boys tennis team swung into third place in the NEAC conference last season with an 8-4 record. Ken Matkins had the best record with a 10-2 mark over the season. The doubles team of Edward Lee Campbell and Will Mayo made it to the quarter finals in the sectionals. Coach Ron Hignite noted that, 1lThis year will be a rebuild- ing year due to the loss of four seniors in the top six seatsf, The backbone of the team will be in the rising seniors Will Mayo and Chris Padgett. Mayo pointed out that this yearls team will be inexperienced because of the number of soph- omores playing. However, Will is looking forward to a good year both personally and for the team. The 1981-82 boyls tennis team consisted of Edward Lee Campbell, Will Mayo, Phil Pyburn, Chris Padgett, Ken Matkins, Richard Mobley, Allen Smith, Todd Edwards, Jeff Rumley, Bowman Lewis, Dave Rose, Frank Cutler, Jim Roberson, and Whitey Whitehead. The boys coach is Ron Hignite. Chris Padgett keps his eye on the ball. Wm w: w m 4 NM - www- wx Allen Smith shows form while Ken Matkins smashes one. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS HOME Will Mayo displays overhead form. SCORES m'mm-PONHWOO default OPPONENT Roanoke Rapids Williamston Roanoke Roanoke Rapids Edenton Tarboro Plymouth Roanoke Plymouth Williamston Edenton Tarboro Richard Mobley goes airborne. NOHUWWCDHOW 01H GIRLS, TENNIS NETS TITLE V The 82 team consisted of Robin McLean UL Mauren Wegmann Qt, Missy Fulmer BL Tommie Sue Metters ML Michelle Manning tSt, Sara e , Smith t6t, Pam Kowalski, Rae Marie Hall, Jessica Moore, and Michelle ; House I t SCORES WASHINGTON OPPONENT WHS 9 Roanoke O WHS 6 Roanoke Rapids 3 WHS 5 Edenton 4 WHS 8 Tarboro 1 WHS 9 Plymouth 0 WHS won by forfeit Bertie WHS 8 Roanoke 1 WHS 6 Roanoke Rapids 3 WHS 5 Edenton 4 WHS 7 Tarboro 2 WHS 8 Plymouth 1 WHS won by forfeit Bertie the net for the lady pack. mann had an excellent year for the pack. Mauren was 14-0 during the season and fin- ished the year at 25-3. She won the Section- als and was the first lady to represent Wash ington in a State Tournament. 5!? Senior Rae Marie Hall battles at Foreign exchange student Mauren Weg- i A 160 w Robin McClean shows the form that won her the conference tournament. Myra Pertillefs persistent coaching lead the team to a conference championship. Members of the victorious tennis team ride in the homecoming parade. The girls tennis team had an excep- tionally good season this year. Through hard work and many days of practice, the Lady Pack had an un- defeated season, win- ning the conference ti- tle and the conference tournament. Senior Robin McLean was 14-0 on the season and won the conference tour- nament. Finishing the year, she lost in the sectionals and had a 21-1 record. Coach Pertiler said Robin showed great sports- manship and acted as the leader of this yearts team. l61 VI PAM PACK VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I tw m7! W 4,, ,NW Jig? a, WW , ,W y MWW ; hmmzw W mw ' I T W: ? ?YCQQMWM' '3 WMWMM,WM y MMWW M M W wa'gw mlmmmwwzxmw IMMf'a; V m WWW,WIh mewwm , ;w5 WW4 WAX m; WM 97wa vum- W wmmm W7 w MM gwwm 1W M431 Wlwor .z a VPI :01: W4 04, wz'mw W, W m 014; M7 101M M WWI ?iWA My lam a ,wq The Pam Pack varsity cheerleaders have a tremendous responsibility to the school and student body. They help maintain good sportsmanship among the fans and players alike. Our acrobatic and athletic cheerleaders enertain at pep rallies and ballgames. Pictured aleft are Laurel Mason, chief, and Kim Roy, co-chief. Standing are Whitney Gillespie, Amy Coiner, Laura Rhodes, Becky Respess, and Charlene Smith. The next row consists of Beth Hackney, Emily Blount, and Libba Lassiter. On top of it all is Frannye Fowle. JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS NAN . x WWW kiwi V W, XZ WW V Kneeling: Wendy Corey, Lisa Clark; Sitting: Pam Sheldon - Chief Angela Matthews, Rene Weston, Donna Moore. Standing: Shirley Moore, Denese Everson, Sherri Garren, and Elizabeth Leach. $3 164 3.. chief. Un- 165 chief and Pam Shelton, der the direction of Monica Geary, the . cheerleaders are developing the Pictured at left are Wendy Corey, J.V The squad specializes in crowd pleas- Elizabeth Leach is entranced by the ing stunts. tion of perfection required of WHS cheerleaders. skills necessary to continue the tradi- CO ; QEZ ,, ???tfpxxiirxfg , 744 1 7????2 .4 z 1721an l xghlm l .uV'FH .. .E WA 166 TI-IE 82383 WRESTLING TEAM Young but tougH, The 82-83 Washington Wres- tling team, coached by Joe Tkach and Mike Manning had a very successful season even though the team lost many sen- iors due to graduation. Junior, Sean Phelan had another great year and many of the sopho- more wrestlers did well over their first season. The team members were: Sean Phelan - captain, Patrick Olson, pictured at right, co-captain, Joe Landon, Wayne Leggett, Wayne Cutler, Sammy Hodges, Lee Moore, Philip Harris, Mike Grice, Troy Cutler, Illya Daniels, Dwayn Sat- terwaite, Ronnie Godley, Lee Ferguson, John Szymeczek, Jim- my Hodges, Tony Keyes, Fred Latham, Rob Jackson, Kenny Johnson, David Cuthrell, Rod- ney Evans, Bert Hodges. Washingtonk David Cuthrell struggles with opponent. Coaches Tkach and Manning look intensely at the match. Godley and Ferguson warm-up before the big match. 167 168 Rob Jackson awaits the nighfs challenge. Bert Hodges for the Pack. Phil Harris works on opposition for Washington. '23 .. -w- .....-- MATMAIDS PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE The Washington High School Matmaids play an important role in helping the wrestlers at matches. Head MatMaid, Teresa Snow com- mented, uYve been a Mat Maid for three years, I never thought Yd en- joy it so much. I,ve learned a lot about the sport. MatMaids are real- ly behind the scenes. We keep score for the matches, run the clock, take up money, and flip the charts. This year we,ve had the most participation with 41 Mat Maids? PAM PACK TRACK Davenport goes to State The 1981-82 Pam Pack track team ended the season fourth in the NEAC conference with a 10-5-1 re- cord. Members attending regional competion were Greg Moore, Wayne Wooden, Reggie Steven- son, Steve Boyd, and Thomas Dav- enport. Davenport also competed in discus at the state level. Placing eighth, Davenport said, uIt was a very learning experience. Now, I know what to work on for next ; g i g 5 2 g 2 f year. Pam Pack SCORES ,. ,W Edenton V 47 Ahoskie 43 Tarboro 96V2 SW Edgecombe . 39V2 Bertie 8O Perquimans 89V2 Williamston . 48 Ahoskie V . V V ,50 Tarboro 51 Edenton V V 15 Bertie . . . 90 Ahoskie . . 33 Williamston . . . V 72 Roanoke 44 Pictured below are the team members. Front row: Sam Mclver, Thomas Davenport, Craig Stewart, Maurice Foye, Casey Cox, William Mclver, Hebert Cannon. Second: ' , ' . . j ., 1,, 4 3 , y Scottie Johnson 1mgr1, Tony Stokes, Ronald Rutledge, Joe Spencer, Tyrone Boston, Rogers, William Tuten, Greg Moore, Anth- Randy White. Third: Robert Guilford, ony Holley, Tony Clark tmgrl Fifth: Wayne Kennth Holley, Clifton Maye, Jeff Brady, Steve Boyd, Allen Samuelson. Fourth: Tony Langley tmgrl Not pictured: Reggie Steven- son, Bennie Moore, Aaron Peele, Steve Wooden, Tommy Stanley. Sixth: Harry Kraus. At right, Wooden Stridesfor the win. 4. Davenport shows agony on the ' way to the state. i Boston Strains in running broad jump. Playing Superman, Brady is able to leap tall bars at a single bound. 171 LADY PACK RUNS FOR CONFERENCE TITLE The girls track team had a great year, going 7-0 in the NEAC conference. They won the 81-82 conference championship and placed third in the district. Two new records were set over the course of the V season. . Jeanne Spencer highjumped j .. ' , 8H 538 and Brenda Daniels sprinted the 8 8 I 200 meterstat 25.54 seconds. The members of the 81-82 team were Kathy Knight, Kim Guilford, Patricia Oden, Angie White, Olivia Williams, Cathy Boston, Lisa Guilford, Laurel Ma- son, Vanessa Williams, Renee Whitley, Brenda Daniels, Bernice Minor, Charlene Smith, Jeannie Spencer, Jeanie Trueb- t lood, Lisa Oughton, Sheila Campbell, 1 Ethel Whitley, Cheryl Brown, Carla God- ley, Nina Waters, Debbie Guildford, Vonda Jeanette, Faye Worsley. The girlst coach is Mr. William O,Pharrow. WVXKX 87im wegu 172 ii SCORES WASHINGTON WHS 74 WHS 92 WHS 73 WHS 84 WHS 64 WHS 76 WHS 55 OPPONENTS Edenton New Bern Bertie Williamson Edenton Tarboro Bertie Tarboro Roanoke Rapids Spencer shows record breaking form in the high jump. Pictured lower left and on the opposite page, Angela White was a valuable team member. Trueblood reveals the Ionliness of the long distance runner. 50 26 49 4O 25 20 45 15 15 173 PAM PACK SOFTBALL TEAM The 1981-82 Girls Softball team finished the season sixth in the conference with a 6-10 record. Despite the fact that it was an overall disappoint- ing season, Ms. Pertillerls girls maintained team spirit and their determination never deminished. Also, Donna Bowen, pictured below, a ju- nior, was named all confer- ence, second team for infield. Anita Payne, a junior, was named all conference, second team for outfield. Team members are as fol- lows: Kneeling, Teresa Brooks, Susan Jefferson, Ca- mie Torres, Teresa Hodges, Donna Bowen, Jane McCall, Tiffany Manning, Michelle Leggett, Susan Carawan, Ka- ren Towns lmgrj Standing: Bill Knight, Coach, LaDonna Toler, Sandra Wooden, Glen- da Dailey, Elissa Robinson, Renee Markarian, Anita Payne, Mary Glyn Alligood, Ann Farris, Cosima Williams, and Myra Pertiller, coach. ,. 44 . wya- N ,,.fj., x' I V s ' X V V My X Mew , zf , . . ??ONQWPWNB SCORES Williamston Roanoke Roanoke Rapids Bertie Tarboro Edenton Plymouth Ahoskie Ahoskie Plymouth Edenton Tarboro Bertie Roanoke Rapids Roanoke Williamston Opponent 5 5 7 6 14 6 10 2 3 15 3 14 12 4 10 19 Wash. 2 11 KOkDOONm-P-xo-P-OJ-P-VWWOO Theresa Hodges makes a big play at first base. Myra Pertiller, coach, directs a play from the sidelines. Ann Farris shows the catchefs all time pose. Tiffany Manning, third baseman, throws the ball homeward. 175 176 PAM PACK BASEBALL ,82 1982 Season had its good points Kneeling: Cecil Boswell - 55; Lee Ferguson - rf; Joey Ange-p, rf; Travis Thompson - 2nd; Jim Landon - cf; Lee Wayne Dixon - rf; Hack High - 3rd 0; Mark Krieser - 2nd; Jerry Sawyer - p. Standing: Mike Askew - c, p; John Modlin - 1f; Bucky McCullough - 3rd; Brian Williamson - 1f; Neal Paul - rf; Allen Moore - lst; Vance Moore - lst; Jimmy Waters - 3rd, Seth Edwards - ss,p; Sam Crawford -- manager. The t82-82 year was a disappointing one for the The players worked hard but could not seem to put Washington Baseball team. The team, entering the year together a string of victories. With a 9-10 record, the with high hopes, was soon distracted when they lost four Pack came in fourth in the conference. Jim Landon in a row. With a couple of bad breaks, the Pack lost made All-conference for the Pack while Vance Moore some close games. was named the teamts M.V.P. J $113... an: . '3 SCORES WASHINGTON OPPONENT WHS 8 Chocowinity V . 1 WHS 9 Chocowinity ., 4 WHS 5 Williamston . 4 WHS O Roanoke .. 6 WHS , . . 6 Roanoke Rapids , . . 3 WHS 5 Bertie 3 WHS 1 Edenton .. 8 WHS 2 Tarboro . . . 5 WHS . . . 2 Kinston . . 6 5 WHA 4 New Bern . . V 9 WHS 7 Bertie . . . 5 WHS , , , 2 Ahoskie . . . 9 WHS ,.. 10 Ahoskie ,.. 1 WHS . . . 14 Plymouth . . . 3 WHS . . . 31 Tarboro . . . 5 WHS 7 Roanoke ,. 6 WHS . . . 3 Williamston . V . 4 WHS . . . 5 Edenton . V . 6 WHS 0 Roanoke Rapids , . , 3 Addison Bass - Coach Don Wilson - Asst. 6Seated3 J a. 1- ,,...,M ,. a d... Above, High strokes to first. Boswell, caught off guard. s 178 At right, Seth Edwards hits for the Pack. Below, Mike Askew catches up the pitch- er. XV$ David Tyson hurls for Washing- ton. WMM Before each game and at practice, the Pack practices batting in the cage. Hack High awaits the ball at third. 179 WE MAKE WASHINGTON ORIGINAL AND NUMBER 1! kuv 1 Lee Wayne Dixon helps prepare for the first school Jr.- 1 Sr. since 1968. Amy Coiner thinks the Pam Pack is Number One! m w- 180 xx g t $ x xx twang t xlem. Washington Pam Pack were NEAC Conference Champi- ons in 1982, the first time since 1966. Karyn Currin and Sue Hird show a little of their own originality on Punk Rock Day. Chris Padgette takes photos for the Pamlicoan which is the only school paper printed in a public paper in this area and for Pamlicoan Currents, WHS award win- ning tabloid. S H... M. MA..-V-..MXM: 182 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY INDEX Allen, Emma p. 85 Atkins, Jasper p. 85 Baker, Reggie p. 79, 145 Bass, Addison p. 145 Blythe, Mary p. 80 Boston, Mazel p. 57, 80 Bowen, Lib p. 79 Brinson, Lavietta p. 80 Cox, Cathy p. 59, 80, 136 Day, Ted p. 78 Dean, Jackie p. 57, 80 Downing, Blanche p. 80, 136 Dr. England, Kenneth p. 78 Ferrell, Jim p. 62, 80 Forest, Benji p. 42, 80 Futrell, Ashley p. 78 Geary, Monica p. 80 Gibbs, Donald p. 80, 145, 155 Grimes, Barbara p. 78 Harding, Archie p. 78 Harris, Joyce p. 76, 80 Harris, Nan p. 80 Hignite, Ron p. 79, 80, 158 Johnson, Vickie p. 80 Jones, Marietta p. 48, 80 Kidd, Louise p. 81 Knott, Pat p. 81 Kuykendall, Bill p. 81 Langston, Pollie p. 85 Leggett, Flame p. 85 Leggett, Sam p. 81 Lurvey, Pat p. 81 Mackenzie, Toddy p. 81 Miller, Don p. 43, 81, 136 Minton, Jerry p. 81, 145, 155 Mitchell, Bing p. 82, 145 Dr. Moore, James B. p. 78 Mutherspaw, Quillie p. 85 Occhipinti, Mike p. 79, 82, 137 Oden, Charles p. 79, 82, 136 Oden, Ethel p. 82 O'Pharrow, Georgia p. 82 Pake, Chris p. 66, 82 Pertiller, Myra p. 13, 82, 161, 174 Peterson, Ola p. 85 Pinkham, Albert p. 82 Potts, Robin p. 69, 82 Powell, Ann p. 69, 82 Randolph, Betty p. 78 Randolph, Leon p. 50, 79 Randolph, Mildred p. 82 Respess, Barbara p. 82, 136 Rogers, Becky p. 82 Rowland, Ruth p. 82 Prettyman, Judy p. 79 Sadler, Mary p. 85 INDEX Sadler, Walter p. 85 Saleem, Wali p. 83, 136 Secor, Tom p. 71, 83 Simpson, Warren p. 83 Singleton, Billy p. 83 Skinner, Kitty p. 48, 83 Smith, Bill p. 83 Smith, Carl p. 52, 83 Smith, Dave p. 83 Smith, Jimmy p. 51, 83 Stearns, Betsy p. 79, 83 Stearns, Tom p. 83 Dr. Tayloe, Josh p. 78 Tice, Piney p. 57, 83 Tkach, Joe p. 83, 167 Turnage, Barbara p. 83 Walker, Kay p. 83 Weherenberg, Mila p. 46, 84 Whichard, Cathy p. 47, 84 Whitley, Charles p. 84 Whitley, John p. 84, 136 Windley, Lillie p. 85 Williams, Leo p. 85 Wilson, Ronnie p. 6, 79 Windley, Stuart, p. 48, 84 Woolard, Donna p. 26, 84 Woolard, Georgia p. 85 Worlsey, James p. 85 SENIOR INDEX Alligood, Mary Glyn p. 28, 48, 55, 68, 75, 118, 174 Anderson, Diane p. 57, 118 Anderson, Robin p. 28, 44, 45, 55, 118 Ashe, Eric p. 118 Avolis, Melanie p. 21, 30, 32, 34, 35, 62, 119 Bailey, Beverly p. 119 Bailey, Soisette p. 119 Ball, Susan p. 47, 118 ' Barnes, Michele p. 47, 57, 68, 118 Beacham, Hope p. 43, 71, 118 Beacham, Lisa p. 43, 56, 119 Beddard, Karen p. 119 Bierman, Mike p. 15, 27, 32, 48, 75, 118 Blake, Conoley p. 52, 118 Boyd, Cleve p. 52 Boyd, Kevin p. 118 Boyd, Sherry p. 30, 57, 68, 119 Boyd, Steve p. 11, 21, 34, 35, 119, 142, 150, 152, 170 Bowen, Donna p. 55, 118, 174 Brady, Jeff p. 30, 34, 35, 75, 118, 143, 170, 171 Branch, Jerome p. 21, 118, 142 Brothers, Scoot p. 28, 30, 68, 118 Brown, Denise p. 119 Brown, Eddie p. 15, 32, 48, 55, 75, 119 Bryant, Bobby p. 120 Buck, Sherri p. 66, 75, 120 Burroughs, Amy p. 8, 19, 30, 75, 120 Campbell, Linwood p. 52, 120 Campbell, Sharon p. 121 Carawan, Susan p. 26, 66, 121, 174 Carrow, Karen p. 68, 71, 120 Champion, Lori p. 30, 75, 120 Clancy, Kevin p. 14, 68, 75, 120 Clark, Sharon p. 120 Clemmons, Greg p. 121 Cobb, Voncille p. 47, 68, 121 Collins, Andrew p. 50 Cooper, Knox p. 120 Covington, Mike p. 48, 55, 68, 120 Cox, Casey p. 45, 59, 120, 170 Cox, Pam p. 55, 120 1 Cratch, William p. 121 Crawford, Tosonjia p. 66, 121 Crone, Marcia p. 30, 43, 61, 120 Crutchfield, Gloria p. 55, 120 Crutchfield, Norma Curlings, Ken p. 21, 142 Currin, Karyn p. 56, 61, 120, 181 Cutler, Fred p. 21, 120, 142 Czuhai, Daniel p. 30, 121 Daniel, Michael p. 49, 121 Daniels, Brenda p. 51, 68, 122, 172 Daniels, Schell p. 68, 122 Davenport, Thomas p. 8, 19, 21, 34, 36, 48, 68, 75, 122, 140, 170, 171 Davidson, Susan p. 66, 122 Dixon, Joe p. 44, 45, 123 Dixon, Lee Wayne p. 28, 68, 123, 176, 180 Dudley, Michelle p. 48, 51, 68, 122, 154 Ebron, Janet p. 122 Echelberger, Roger p. 122 Edwards, Cindy p. 122 Edwards, Kemp p. 15, 21, 62, 68, 123, 142 Edwards, Seth p. 21, 30, 32, 34, 36, 43, 62, 123, 142, 150, 153, 176, 178 Floyd, Lisa p. 50, 122 Fulford, Kenny p. 122 Furlough, Glenda p. 48, 50, 55 Gerard, Bonnie p. 30, 48, 55, 122 Gibbs, Johnny p. 50, 68, 69, 71, 123 Gillespie, Whitney p. 42, 56, 59, 68, 123, 163, 194 . Glancy, Craig p. 52 Glaspie, Tammy p. 88, 25, 66, 122 Glisson, Faye p. 30, 57, 122 Goodwin, Brian p. 15, 21, 75, 122, 200 Guilford, Curtis p. 122, 150 Guilford, James p. 123, 150, 153 Guilford, Lisa p. 123 Hales, Lisa p. 55. 124 Hall, Rae Marie p. 28, 30, 34, 37, 59, 60, 124, 159, 160 Hardy, Allen p. 42, 51, 124 Harris, Missy p 57, 124 Hawkins, Wendy p. 125 Hendry, Rosemary p. 57, 125 High, Hack p. 21, 27, 28, 30, 33, 34, 36, 43, 67, 124, 143, 176, 177, 179 Hill, Debbie p. 66, 75, 124 Hird, Sue p. 30, 48, 56, 68, 75, 124, 181 Hodges, Bert p. 50, 124, 168 Hodges, Jimmy p. 30, 32, 125 Hodges, Kevin p. 68, 71, 85, 125 Hodges, Teresa p. 124, 174, 175 Holley, Anthony p. 25, 68, 124 Howard, Julius p. 124 Inabinett, Marian p. 30, 32, 33, 34, 37 46, 67, 124 Jackson, Kristi p. 30, 48, 156 Jefferson, Susan p. 48, 71, 125, 168, 174 Jennette, Vonda p. 124, 172 Jones, Regina p. 66, 124 Kelly, Jim p. 124 Kirby, Heather p. 21, 27, 30, 68, 124 Koepnick, David p. 28, 30, 32, 34, 37, 68, 71, 125 Korman, Teresa p. 125, 201 Kreisher, Mark p. 43, 126, 176 Langley, Denise p. 51, 55, 126 Lawrence, Deborah p. 126 Leggett, Sharon p. 68, 71, 126 Lewis, Dede p. 21, 28, 30, 34, 38, 42, 56, 75, 127 Lilley, Russell p. 49, 127 Little, Robyn p. 43, 56, 126 Lupton, Brenda p. 30, 57, 126 Manning, Keith p. 66, 126 Mason, Laurel p. 21, 30, 34, 39, 42, 68, 75, 126, 156, 163, 172 Mayo, Will p. 15, 30, 32, 34, 38, 62, 75, 127, 158, 159 McCuller, Steven p. 21, 127 McCullough, Bucky p. 43, 126, 176 McGowan, Trudy p. 52, 126 McLean, Robin p. 11, 21, 28, 30, 34, 38, 42, 126, 154, 155, 159, 161 McNew, Rodney p. 44, 126 Melanson, Kitty p. 55, 127 Melton, Tim p. 14, 68, 127 Miller, Patrick p. 126 Mitchell, Angela p. 126 Mizelle, Joel p. 42, 126 Modlin, Joyce p. 30, 32, 55, 66, 126 Moore, Allen p. 21, 75, 127, 142, 176 Moore, Calvin p. 50, 127 Moore, Delores p. 55, 128 Moore, Joyce p. 128 Moore, Kristina p. 128 Moore, Lisa p. 43, 75, 128 Moore, Lisa Gayle p. 129 , Moore, Mitch p. 30, 6,8, 142 Moore, Mitchell p. 129 Moore, Natalie p. 21, 59, 68, 75, 128 Moore, Phil p. 128 Moore, Tyrone p. 128 Moore, Vance p. 21, 34, 39, 129, 142, 176 Morlock, Missy p. 129 Murphy, Debra p. 21, 68, 129 Muse, Karen p. 55, 128 Nelson, James p. 68, 128 Oden, Donald p. 51, 128 Oden, Ronald p. 43, 51, 128, 150, 152 Olsen, Patrick p. 28, 30, 34, 39, 50, 129, 143, 172 O1Neal, Judy p. 129 O1Neal, Mary p. 128 O1Pharrow, William p. 21, 48, 50, 68, 128, 143, 202 Oughton, Lisa p. 30, 128, 172 Owens, Dale p. 66, 68, 128 Padgett, Chris p. 62, 68, 129, 158, 181 Parker, Lee p. 129 Paul, Neal p. 30, 43, 75, 130, 176 Payne, Anita p. 15, 30, 34, 40, 57, 59, 130, 174, 199 ' Perrey, Juli p. 130 Perry, James p. 52, 130 Pham, Tin p. 49, 131 Files, Claude p. 131 Pollard, Penny p. 130 Pugh, Jill p. 42, 66, 130 Purser, Billy p. 71, 130, 149 Respass, Tammy p. 15, 25, 30, 48, 130 Respess, Becky p. 27, 30, 62, 68, 75, 131, 163, 191 Rinker, Scott p. 131 Robbins, Sharon p. 130 Roberson, Troy p. 42, 130 Robinson, Elissa p. 30, 32, 56, 68, 130, 174 Roeske, Kris p. 130 Rogers, Pam p. 44, 45, 48, 131 Rogerson, Alton p. 131 Roland, Melody p. 55, 130 Rowland, Melanie p. 30, 32, 48, 67, 130 Roy, Kim p. 27, 30, 32, 34, 40, 68, 75, 130, 163, 191 Rumley, Jeff p. 21, 30, 32, 34, 40, 43, 130, 143, 158 Sadler, Beverly p. 21, 55, 131 Sadler, Walter p. 131 Sinclair, William p. 132, 150 Smith, Charlene p. 15, 55, 132, 163, 172 Smith, Debbie p. 132 Smith, Elaine p. 47, 66, 132 Smith, Gary p. 49, 133 Smith, Marchelle p. 44, 47, 68, 133 Smith, Renee p. 42, 55, 68, 75, 132 Smith, Sean p. 132 Smith, Sheila p. 56, 75, 132 Sneed, Connie p. 132 I Snow, Teresa p. 30, 48, 56, 62, 68, 133 Spell, Lola p. 133 Spencer, Joe p. 132, 170 Stanley, Nathaniel p. 132 E Stevenson, Reggie p. 28, 41, 51, 132 Stubblefield, Eddie p. 50, 132 Sullivan, Lisa p. 30, 67, 68, 133 ; Taylor, Dennis p. 49, 133 E Taylor, Jeff p. 132 1 Thigpen, Sheila p. 21, 47, 51, 52, 132 Thomas, Jessica p. 47, 132 Toler, LaDonna p. 42, 66, 132, 174, 192 Torres, Camie p. 66, 75, 132, 174 Turnage, Matilda p. 48, 133 Tyson, John p. 52, 133 Tyson, Robin p. 57, 68, 134 Walker, Tammy p. 134 Walker, Tina p. 66, 134 Ward, John p. 134 Ward, Nancy p. 30, 68, 35 Warner, Steven p. 55, 68, 135 Warren, Gloria p. 55, 68, 134 Warren, Kristie p. 30, 57, 134 Waters, Lisa p. 52, 134 Waters, Nina p. 55, 134, 172 Wegmann, Maren p. 68, 69, 135, 159 Wells, Beverly p. 21, 30, 32, 34, 41, 135 White, Angie p. 21, 51, 134, 154, 172, 173 White, Randy p. 43, 50, 100, 134, 170 Whitley, Ethel p. 57, 68, 134, 172 Wiggins, Charles p. 134 Williams, Alana p. 42, 56, 68, 75, 135 Wooden, Wayne p. 10, 41, 21, 135, 142, 150, 153, 170 Worley, Mike p. 21, 134, 143 Worsley, Sonia p. 47, 57, 134 Wynne, Frank p. 30, 42, 134 JUNIOR INDEX Alligood, Diane p. 102, 46, 48, 68 Alligood, Paul p. 102, 42 Alligood, Timmy p. 102, 42, 66 Andrew, Ken p. 102, 66 , Ange, Joey p. 102, 176, 46, 48, 61, 68 Asby, Tracy p. 42, 102 Baker, Kim p. 69, 102 1 Banks, Pat p. 75, 102 :s Belyeu, Valda p. 43, 56, 60, 68, 69, 100, 102 Bennett, Sherry p. 48, 56, 60, 68, 100, 102 , Berry, James p. 42, 66, 102 ; Biddix, Ronnie p. 102 1 Bierman, Tina p. 46, 48, 68, 75, 102 Biggs, Brian p. 102, 143 Blount, Emily p. 19, 27, 42, 75, 102, 183 163 Boston, Cathy p. 102, 172 Boston, John Boswell, Cecil p. 49, 66, 102, 103, 176, 177 Bradley, Scott p. 71, 102 Bright, Susan p. 46, 50, 68, 102, 105 Brinson, Lisa Brooks, Bud p. 49, 102, 105 Brooks, Teresa p. 48, 56, 60, 102, 105, 112 Brown, Lisa p. 75, 102, 105 Bryant, Bobby Buck, Frankie p. 68, 69, 71, 102, 105 Bunting, Ernie p. 52, 102, 104 Campbell, Sheila p. 100, 102, 104, 172 Cannon, Tonja p. 103 Carawan, Arthur p. 46, 68, 103, 105 Cherry, Dannette p. 68, 71, 100, 103 Cherry, Holly p. 48, 60, 75, 103 Clark, David p. 52 71, 103 Clark, Lisa p. 103 Clark, Malachi Clark, Marie p. 103, 154 Cobb, Alonza Coiner, Amy p. 27, 19, 43, 68, 69, 103, 163, 180, 42, 49 Conners, Mary p. 103 Connors, Tracy p. 52, 75, 103 Corey, Fred Cowell, Charles p. 48, 68, 103 Cox, Jarrod p. 42, 103 Cox, Jeff p. 29, 103, 105, 110, 142, 150, 153 Crandle, Freddy p. 103 Cutler, Donna p. 47, 66, 103 Cutler, Molly p. 44, 48, 68, 75, 103 Cutler, Troy p. 50, 103 Cutler, Wayne p. 42, 50, 103 6 Dailey, Glenda p. 103, 154, 155, 174 Davenport, Nancy p. 52 Davidson, Loretta p. 103 Davis, Dawn Davis, Josh p. 29, 46, 33, 48, 43, 49, 68, 104 Dellinger, Becky p. 57, 104 DeMartin, Catherine p. 46, 56, 104 Dixon, Lynn p. 104 Dozier, Bryan p. 51, 104 Eberdt, John p. 101, 104 Edwards, Todd p. 46, 48, 104, 143, 150, 158 Elks, Lisa p. 104 Evans, Pat p. 75, 104 Evans, Rodney p. 49, 50, 104 Everett, Tiffany p. 48 Farris, Ann p. 56, 104, 174, 175 Fentress, Patricia p. 48, 60, 68, 69, 75, 104 Ferguson, Lee p. 50, 104, 142, 167, 176 Fowle, Frannye, p. 42, 61, 75, 104, 163, 192, 194 Freeman, Tony Freeman, Vanda Fulford, Stan p. 68, 69, 104 Glover, Olivia p. 43, 66, 104 Goddard, Joe Goddard, Mandy p. 104 Godley, Joyce p. 104 Godley, Stuart p. 29, 46, 48, 104 Gordon, Ernest p. 104 Gordon, Sheila p. 105 Gorham, Sharon Govntikas, William p. 42, 105 Graham, Angelo p. 105 Grissom, Herman p. 42, 105 Hackney, Beth p. 21, 68, 69, 105, 163 Hamilton, Walter p. 110 Hammonds, Scott p. 42, 105 Hardee,Austin p. 105 Harding, Lowell p. 68, 105 Harris, Angie p. 56, 57, 105 Harris, Micheal p. 105 Hawkins, Timothy p. 52, 105 Hodges, p. 105, 148 Hodges, Wanda p. 52, 105 Hogans, Allison - not pictured Hogans, Jerome p. 105 Holley, Kenneth p. 105, 143, 170 Houston, Bryan p. 68, 105, 172 Hyman, Fred p. 105, 150 Ireland, Jeffrey p. 42, 105 Jackson, Lori p. 46, 48, 56, 68, 105 Johnson, Sandy p. 26, 28, 29, 46, 48, 100, 105 Johnson, Scottie p. 106, 170 Jones, Deborah p. 106 Jones, Gary p. 106 Jones, Jeff p. 43, 68, 71, 75, 106 Jones, Reginald p. 106 Keel, Regina p. 106 Kelly, Kimm p. 106 Keys, Tony p. 50 King, Lance p. 106 Kirkland, Buddy p. 52, 106 Knight, Kathleen p. 106 Kraus, Steve p. 106, 1.48 Lamb, Warren p. 106 Langley p. 106 Lassiter, Libba p. 8, 68, 75, 106, 163 Latham, Fred p. 50, 106 Latham, Jackie p. 107 Lee, Noah p. 52, 107 Leggett, Cindy p. 43, 69, 71, 107 Lewis, Ricky p. 107 Lewis, Virginia p. 68, 107 Lilley, Tim p. 75, 107 Lumpkin, Demetris p. 29, 46, 48, 100, 107 Main, David p. 107 Main, Harry p. 52, 107, 142, 148 Manning, Tiffany p. 107, 174 Markarian, Renee p. 46, 48, 107, 174 Mattheiaz, Teddy p. 68, 69, 107 May, Vandella Maye, Earl p. 51, 107, 170 McCarter, Deborah p. 107 McCullough, Harvey p. 108 McDermott, Jennifer p. 108 Mclver, Sam p. 170 McNair, Jesse ' McNair, Ronnieyy Mercer, Glenkfr. 68, 108 Midgette, Mi e p. 75, 108 a Minor, B rnice p. 51, 52, 108, 172 Minor, Stephen p. 61 . MifEheu, Carla p. 68, 75, 108 Mizelle, Paul p. 42, 108 Modlin, John p. 43, 46, 143, 176, 108 Moore, Greg p. 108, 156 Moore, Joanne p. 51 Moore, Lee p. 50, 68, 69, 108 Moore, Mark p. 69, 108 Moore, Robert p. 43, 108 Moore, Tyrone p. 108 . Morris, Jennifer p. 68,108 Newkirk, Todd p. 108 Newton, John p. 108 Norman, Sam p. 42, 108 Oden, Patricia p. 108, 154 Parker, Roy K. p. 108, 142 Parker, Roy L. p. 43, 49, 108 Parker, Susan p. 42, 47, 66, 109 Peele, Aaron p. 109 Perry, Laurie p. 26, 49, 69, 109, 154 Pham, Thanh p. 109 Phelan, Sean p. 46, 48, 50, 109 Pridgen, Neva p. 109 Pritchard, Ed p. 109 , Randolph, Angie p. 46, 109 Rawls, Patrick Respess, Lisa p. 26, 69, 109 Rhodes, Laura p. 8, 69, 109, 154, 163 Richardson, Staton p. 48, 68, 109 Riffle, Teresa p. 48, 56, 68, 69, 75, 109 Robbins, John Roberson, Danny p. 109 Roberson, Jeanne Roberson, LaJena p. 42, 109 9 Roberson, Michael p. 42, 109 Roberson, Phillip p. 109 Roberson, Todd p. 109 Roberts, Scott p. 29, 44, 45, 109 Rogers, Antonio p. 109 Rogers, Will p. 109, 150 Ross, David p. 48 Ross, Michael p. 110 Russ, Rusty p. 44, 57, 68, 69, 111 Sadler, Antonio p. 110 Sadler, Donald p. 110 Satterwaite, Dwayne p. 50, 110 Simmons, Phillip, p. 110, 142 Simpkins, Leon p. 44, 68, 110 Simpson, Wanza p. 57, 71, 110 Slade, Annette p. 47, 57, 110 Smallwood, Maurice p. 68, 110 Smith, Braxton p. 110 Smith, Jimmy Smith, Katie p. 48, 110 Smith, Lloyd p. 52, 100, 110 Smith, Sarah p. 68, 158, 110 Smith, Shelia p. 110 Smith, Stefanie p. 26, 27, 29, 48, 61, 100, 110 Sneed, Connie Southerland, Sharmaine Stancil, Shevon p. 111 Stanley, Thomas p. 29, 48, 111, 150, 170 Stephens, Anita p. 48, 60, 68, 69, 102, 103, 111 Sterling, Beth p. 56, 75, 111 Stockman, Karen p. 52, 111 es, Tony p. 170 Szyme ek, Jim p. 46, 48, 50, 68, 69, 111 Tabor, Sab ina p. 111 Tayloe, Athy p. 44, 46, 48, 56, 68, 75, 111 1 Tayl6r, Donna Tetterton, Teresa p. 66, 111 Thigpen, Barbara p. 111 Thorman, Joe p. 111 Toler, Amanda p. 27, 43, 111 Toler, Sharon p. 111 Towns, Karen p. 48, 68, 111, 174 Tran Nghia p. 111 Tucker, Osborne Tucker, Rachel p. 52, 112 Tyndall, Kim p. 46, 48, 56, 68, 75, 112 Tyson, Pam p. 47, 57, 112 Walker, David p. 49, 68, 69, 112 Waters, Hamp p. 106, 112 Waters, Jimmy p. 112, 142, 176 Waters, Wayne p. 66, 112 Watson, Jeanne p. 56, 57, 68, 112 Weaver, Stuart p. 112 Wegmann, Maren p. 10, 160 Welch, Barbara p. 52, 55, 100, 112 Whitehead, Whitey p. 112, 158 Whitenberg, Dwaihe p. 112 Whitley, Melinda p. 48, 56, 68, 69, 75, 112 Whitley, Pam p. 51 Whitley, Renee p, 56, 112, 172 Wilkins, Shana p. 56, 104, 112 Williams, Cosima p. 68, 112, 174 Williams, Olivia p. 56, 113, 172 Williams, Robbie p. 48, 68, 71, 113 Williams, Steve p. 66, 113 Williams, Tony p. 24, 42, 113 Williams, Vanessa p. 68, 113, 172 Williamson, Brian p. 49, 68, 113, 142, 176 Wilson, Yolanda p. 113 Wolfe, Patrick Wooden, Rickie p. 113 Woolard, Catherine p. 21, 26, 42, 61, 75, 113 Woolard, Carnell p. 42, 113 Woolard, James Woolard, Jerry p. 49 Woolard, Juanita Woolard, Lisa p. 47, 52, 113 Woolard, Loretta p. 52, 113 Worsley, Fay p. 112, 113, 172 Sophomore Index Albritton, Darrin Alligood, James p. 42, 86 Alligood, Kevin p. 69, 86 Alligoqd, Lori p. 86 Alligood, Patti p. 68, 69, 71, 86 Ambrose, Carlep. 86 Ambrose, Karen p. 44, 48, 86 Apple, Jeffrey p. 86 Arnold, Becky p. 48, 46, 56, 68, 86 Austin, Steve p. 86, 148, 156 Baker, Buster Ballance, Kim p. 69, 86 Banks, Frank p. 86 Banks, Pam p. 86 Baynor, Jimmy p. 86 Blakes, Herbert p. 43, 86 Blount, Wanda p. 51, 86 Bodily, Suzanne p. 86 Bolin, Doris p. 42, 86 Bowen, Michael p. 86 Bowen, Sherri p. 86 Boyd, Ronnie p. 86 Brabble, Jay p. 43, 69 Brink, Pete p. 69, 71, 86 Brinson, Van p. 48, 71, 86 Broadway, Robert p. 86 Broadwell, Nanci p. 56, 68, 69, 86 Brooks, Bud p. 42 Brooks, Buddy p. 86, 148 , Brousard, Mike p. 86 Brown, Donna p. 69, 86 Brown, John p. 86 Buckman, Bryan p. 86 Butler, Michael p. 86 Cameron, Phil p. 86 Campbell, Kit p. 87 Campbell, Sharon p. 87 Cannon, Herbert p. 61, 170 Carrington, Kim p. 48, 68, 87 Cartwright, Kevin p. 87 Catlett, Libby p. 87 Chandler, Melanie p. 69, 71, 75, 87 Cherry, Cecil p. 98, 44, 87 Cherry, Kris p. 87 Cherry, Jeff p. 33, 44, 48, 68, 87 Cherry, Dicky p. 87 Cherry, Tiffany p. 87 Clark, James p. 87 Clark, Lisa p. 164, 29, 48, 68, 42, 87 Clark, Robert p. 87 Cobb, Kim p. 87 Collins, Pam p. 44, 87 Coltrain, Rhonda p. 48, 57, 71, 87 Congleton, Teresa p, 87 Conner, Ray p. 44, 48, 68, 69, 87 Conner, William p. 87 Cooper, John p. 87 Cooper, Velma p. 87 Corey, Billy p. 87 Corey, Hardy p. 42, 87 Corey, Wendy p. 164, 165, 29, 48, 68, 69, 87 Cox, Sharon p. 87 Craddock, Richard p. 87 Crisp, Angela p. 87 Cuthrell, David p. 69, 50, 87, 148 Cutler, Frank p. 87, 158 Daniels, Fllya p. 50, 88 Daniels, Nadene p. 46, 88 Daniels, Pat p. 88 Dawson, Jewel p. 88 Day, Teddy Mac p. 88 DeMartin, Carol p. 88 Dixon, Jeanetta p. 88 Derr, Rush p. 43, 61, 68 Douglas, Amy p. 68, 69 Dunn, Christine p. 33, 44, 69 Eastman, Joe p. 48, 71, 88 Edmonson, William - not pictured Edwards, Renee p. 51, 88 Edwards, Michelle p. 51, 88 Edwards, Tessie p. 88 Elks, Robert p. 44, 46, 48, 88 Evans, Mark p. 44, 71, 88 Evans, Mark p. 44, 71, 88 Everett, Cindy p. 43, 48, 66, 69, 88 Everson, Denese p. 48, 68, 69, 264, 88 Everson, Jamie p. 42, 88 Ferrell, Roxanne p. 61, 68, 69, 88 Fuller, Tracy p. 44, 68, 88 Fulmer, Missy p. 44, 48, 56, 68, 94, 88, 159 Garren, Sherri p. 164, 154, 68, 69, 88 Gay, Theresa p. 48, 88 Godley, Deneen p. 89 Godley, Ronnie p. 148, 29, 50, 68, 167, 89 Gorham, Cassandra p. 89 Gorham, James - not pictured Gorham, Tyrone p. 89, 148, 156 Gray, Veronica p. 47, 89 Grice, Mike p. 50, 89, 148 Griffin, Laura 13. 42, 46, 48, 89 Griffin, Yvette p. 89 Grimesly, June p. 89 Guilford, Earl 4- not pictured Gurganus, Jeffrey, p. 89 Hackney, Jane p. 48, 56, 89 Hansberry, Stephanie p. 89 Hamilton, Eric p. 89 Harbin, Mark - not pictured Hardee, Jennifer p. 89 Harris, Philip p. 50, 89, 148, 168 Harris, Susan p. 48, 56, 89 Harrison, Tammy p. 89 Hawkins, Vicki p. 89 185 Hayes, Amy p. 89 Herbert, Rachel p. 43, 89 Highsmith, John p. 89 Hodges, Demetris p, 48, 56, 68, 89 Hodges, Jimmy p. 50, 89, 148 Hodges, Sammy p. 50, 89 Hodges, Sandra p, 42, 48, 56, 68, 92 Holley, Wayne p. 92 Hollaway, Matthew p. 92, 156 Hopewell, Paula 4 not pictured Hopkins, Tyrone p. 92 Horton, Vicki p. 71, 92 House, Michelle p. 21, 92, 160 Hughes, Acceccelia p. 68, 92 Hutchins, Steve p. 46, 48, 92, 148 Ingalls, Brian p. 92 lngalls, Nichole p. 92 Jackson, Rob p. 50, 92, 148, 168 Jefferson, Chris p. 92 Jefferson, Thomas p. 42, 92 Janette, Billy p. 92 Johnson, Ken p. 50, 92 Jones, David p. 71, 92 Jones, Joseph 4 not pictured Keech, Cornelius p. 92 Keech, Stacy p. 92 Keel, George p. 92 Keel, Lori p. 92 Kelder, Audrey p. 44, 68, 92 Kinlaw, Nat p. 92 Kirkpatrick, Kathy p. 75, 92 Kreisher, Jennifer p. 68, 92 Lamb, Linda Landon, Joe p. 50, 92, 93 Langley, Natisha p. 93 Latham, James p. 93 Laws, Jay p. 93, 148 Leach, Elizabeth p. 29, 48, 68, 69, 90, 93, 164 Leggett, Lewis p. 42, 93 Leggett, Wayne p. 50, 93, 148 Leonard, Beth p. 44, 46, 48, 93 Lewis, Bowman, p. 43, 44, 48, 68, 91, 93, 158 Lewis, Greg p. 93 Lilley, Kim p. 42, 48, 56, 61, 68, 93 Lodge, Sandra - not pictured Ludwick, Laura p. 71, 93 Mack, Michael p. 93 Manuel, Shane p. 29, 71, 90, 93, 143, 156 Markland, Alan p. 44, 93 Mason, Angie p. 43, 44, 93 Matthews, Angela p. 42, 48, 68, 93, 164 McCullough, Charles p. 93 McCreary, David p. 93 Mclvery, David p. 93, 142, 148, 156 McRoy, Mike p. 93, 148 Melton, Ted 68, 93 Metters, Tommie Sue p. 29, 93, 94, 154, 159 Michaux, Lisa p. 47, 68, 76, 93 186 Midgette, Larry p. 42, 93 Midyette, Kathy p, 93 Milligan, Mike p. 94 Mizelle, Allan p. 94 Mizelle, George p. 94, 148 Mizelle, Randy p. 94 Mizelle, Steve p. 42, 71, 94 Mizelle, Steven R. p. 94 Modeste, Shawn p. 94 Moffit, Mike p. 44, 68, 94, 148 Moore, Amy p. 94 Moore, Deborah p. 94 Moore, Donna p. 29, 68, 94, 164 Moore, John p. 94 Moore, Lisa p. 69, 94 Moore, Pat p. 94 Moore, Scott p. 44, 94 Moore, Shirley 4 not pictured, 164 Murdock, Lisa p. 94 Murphy, Kirby p. 94 Nagorski, Elizabeth p. 94 Ochipinti, Mark p. 94 Oden, Monica p. 29, 44, 48, 56, 60, 68, 94 Olson, Kristin p. 29, 33, 69, 94 O1Neal, Shelia p. 94 Ore, Brian p. 42, 94 Oughton, Shannon p. 44, 48, 68, 76, 94 Owens, Johnny p. 94 Parker, T. p. 95 Parker, Mary p. 95 Peed, Cecil p. 71, 95, 148, 156 Pergrem, Mark p. 95 Pierce, Kenneth p. 95, 148 Polk, Robbie p. 95 Pollard, Clark p. 57, 95 Poore, Jennifer p. 95 Pope, Delores - not pictured Potts, Charles p. 69, 95 Prettyman, Steven p. 42, 95 Randolph, Earlp. 96, 148, 156 Razor, Mike - not pictured Reddick, Kenny p. 96 Respess, Alisa p. 68, 96 Richardson, Jimmy p. 96 Rinker, Mark p. 96 ' Roberson, Jim p. 96, 99, 158 Roberson, Kelly p. 69, 96 Robinson, Teresa p. 48, 56, 57, 68, 96 Rogers, Brian p. 96 Rogers, Jake p. 42, 96 Rose, Dave p. 44, 68, 96, 158 Ross, Greg - not pictured Rouse, Travis p. 96, 156 Scherer, Sonja p. 96 Schmitt, Kurt p. 96 Shearer, Mary p. 68, 96 Sheldon, Pam p. 46, 68, 96, 164, 165 Shooter, Karyn p. 44, 68, 75, 96 Silverthorne, Linda p. 96 Silverthorne, Sam p. 69, 96 Smallwood, Sheila p. 96 Smith, Frank p. 96 Smith, Lester - not pictured Smith, Tony p. 96 Southerland, Sharmaine p. 52, 96 Stiles, Connie p. 42, 96 Spencer, Cornell p. 96 Stephenson, Sam p. 43, 46, 48, 64, 98, 96, 156 Sterling, Cindy p. 71, 97 Stocks, Carol p. 43, 97 Sulc, Doug p. 97 Sutton, Edward - not pictured Szymeczek, John p. 97 Thigpen, Dennis p. 71, 97, 148, 156 Thomas, Brad p. 71, 97 Toler, Darwin p. 148 Toler, Virgil p. 97 Tran, Phuong p. 97 Tuck, Teresa p. 76, 97 Tucker, Alice p. 97 Tucker, Patricia p. 97 Tyson, Troy p. 68, 98, 143 Tuten, Tracy p. 44, 48, 56, 68, 69, 97 Umphlett, Marie p. 48, 75, 97, 154 Wallace, Frankie - not pictured Warren, Rodney p. 97 Warren, Veronica - not pictured Waters, Darien p. 33, 97 Watson, Bruce p. 69, 90, 97 Watson, Pam p. 97 Wells, Eddie p. 68, 69, 97 Weston, Renee p. 29, 42, 68, 97, 164 Whichard, Susan p. 46, 56, 68, 76, 97 Whitaker, Debbie p. 69, 97 White, Donna p. 44, 94, 97 White, Frank p. 97, 148, 156 White, Rachel - not pictured Whitley, Pam p. 97 Wilkinson, Waynep. 97 Williams, Buddy p. 42, 97 Windley, Demetris p. 97 Windley, Wanda p. 97 Wood, Mike p. 43, 33, 68, 97, 148 Wooldard, Dalton p. 98 Woolard, Dennis p. 68, 69, 98 Woolard, Gene p. 98 Woolard, Jerry p. 98 Woolard, John p. 42, 98 Woolard, Lee - not pictured Woolard, Troy p. 42, 98 Worsley, Minnie p. 98 Worsley, Minnie p. 98 ADVERTISEMENTS Your Fashion Store For All Seasons All Occasions. Congratulations Class of ,83 188 COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Washington, NC 946-6106 946-3484 8 '8 946-3228 Business ' Home 8STILL THE BES'Im STUDIO Jim 8 Shelby Mizelle, OWNERS 118 NORTH MARKET STREET WASHINGTON, N. C. 27889 SEABOARD SAVINGS 8L LOAN 132 West Second Street 946-4171 Washimygn, N p. . 4 m4 W, M, d. vrwlvwlwl x 4 189 KING CHICKEN . 946-4594 Corner Of Carolina And Bridge Compliments Of TAYLOE DRUG AND HOSPITAL PHARMACY Tayloe Drug Main Street Hospital Pharmacy 15th Street Complimen ts 0f: Ffandw Flanders Filters, Inc. Designers and Manufacturers of High Efficiency Air Filtration Systems For Science and Industry om Flanders Filters, Inc. Washington, NC Dallas, TX San Rafael, CA L.C. PERRY 8L SON, INC. EPSI' 014 LC. Perry 8: Son, Inc. Highway 264 East - P.O. Box 1162 Washington, NC. ERemz gaff OFFICE SUPPLIES a SERVICE 919-946-2197 HZ EAST MAIN ST. WASHINGTON. N. C. 27889 PHILLIP W. WATERS OWNER AND SONS. Inc. Designers And Manufacturers Of Transportation Systems Hackney Ave. Washington, NC. SMITH-MILLS PONTIAC, BUICK, INC. Washington, NC 27889 REID MITCHELL, JR. Insurance and Bonds 114 East Main Street Post Office Box 2127 Washington, NC. 27889 19191 946-5138 946-0 1 71 15th Street Washington . 946-5510 Compliments Of D.S. SWAIN GAS CO. JOHNSON AUTO PARTS, INC. HThe friendly auto parts store across the tracks 932 West 3rd Street Washington, NC. 27889 19191 946-1142 Wasington Plymouth Engine 8z Service Belhaven Vanceboro J Val Parts For Import ohnson 8: Domestic Vehicles 191 192 MOSS PLANNING MILL CO. 515 East Water Street PO. Box 1568 Washington, North Carolina 27889 Telephone 19191 946-6431 Dealers In Building Materials Plumbing and Plumbing Supplies - Manufacturers of Lumber - Sash - Door 8: Mill Work SOMETHING BETTER. mes 9 W5: 3; .:. 3'9 -a.v1.'v : 9: YOU'RE WE OF PEOPLE Washington Square Mall Washington, NC. 27889 Country waterr Hwy. 17 975-3736 1beside Lowe1s1 Washington, NC. B staut shat; . . , For Peanut Lovers Washington Square Mall Washington, NC. 27889 gig? A. Thomas Stewart Headquarters for Top Quality Re gistere d Jeweler Class Rings and Jewelry. - Market Street - PO. Box 3 Established 1910 Washington, NC. 27889 VP JR,S WELDING SERVICE Heliarc, Electric 8: Acetylene Welding Portable and Stationary Equipment 8! Machine Shop Drive Shafts a Specialty V.P. Brinson, Jr., Owner Post Office Box 176 946-8311 An Educational Opportunity . COLLEGE L ' , . ROTC . TECHNICAL . 1 j I . ocs SCHOOL 1 ,, - 1 , . , -, . SKILLS . BUSINESS - - ; ' 1 1 ,l TRAINING SCHOOL 1 THE N.C. LEGISLATURE HAS ESTABLISHED A TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS. LEARN HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE IN THIS AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. CONTACT: Jerry Briley Sergeant First Class RECRUITER 1811 Hackney Ave. Ext. Washington, N.C. 27889 19191 946-4910 Greenville 19191 752-5693 The Guard Belongs 194 SHOP-EZE F OOD STORES annhnlph gfmwrzd 331nm? 208 West Fourth Street . . . n mashiugtnn, 2N0rth garnlina 273315; We know What 1t 15 to feed a famlly. With Three Locations: Telephone: Wlw 946-4438 mm 946-7694 $91 West 5th Street, Washington, NC. 7'42 Belhaven, N.C. $55 River Road, Washington, NC. Everything for your hardware and garden needs Sentry Hardware 8L House Next Door River Road Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 I From ACTION OLDSMOBILE TOYOTA w , . , W w 4 ; 4m WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS 9462 1 44 Ashley B. Futrell Editor and Publisher and Emeritus Compliments Of WASHINGTON SQUIRE BARBER SHOP Ashley B. Futrell, Jr. Publisher and General Manager - Compliments - TED DAY 8: SON SEAFOOD - Dealers Of Quality Seafood - Shrimp, Oysters, Fish, Crab Meat Dial: 946-6821 946-2749 We now offer free delivery within the city. HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CARPET 8i VINYL CERAMIC FORMICA CABINET TOPS FLOOR SANDING 81 FINISHING Jones Brothers Route 5 Box 108 - Phone 946-2451 Washington, N. C. 27889 JESSE T. JONES EDDIE L. JONES 300 N. Market St. Washington, NC 9464178 195 Ea 1b: 2;: Opticaf Company PROFESSIONAL BUILDING WASHINGTON, N. C. 27889 JOE M. BROADWELL 946-2397 J . WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY 106 East 15th Street 946-3462 Washington, NC 27889 Sound Insurance Since 1895 Industrial pipe, valves and fittings piping specialties Tranters Creek Rd. 946-8071 MATTHEWS-WHITFORD CO. INC. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS $4 providing Eastern North Carolina with quality printing since 1947. Full service printing, complete offset 8: letter press facilities 132 E. Waters St. 946-4911 196 SW gTWi-maurr ' FRISCHKORN - CAROLINA INC. JEWELERS,INC. OVER 40 YEARS ON MAIN ST WASHINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA 27889 C. Herbert Swanner President Phone: 919l946-2244 UTER ANKS NDUSTRIAL, Inc. Post Office Box 326 Chocowinity. North Carolina 27817 Phone 91979466176 William S. Carr, Plant Manager MAKIN, TRACKS PO. Box 63 101 E. 5th Street Washington, NC 27889 GREGORY POOLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Washington, NC 27889 946-1081 N ORTH CAROLIN A PHOSPHATE CORP. NCPCQ AN AGRICO MINING COMPANY NCPCQ AN ACRICO MINING COMPANY Washington - 946-4181 Aurora - 946-2140 FUNERAL HOME , FUNERAL DIRECTOIS 81 EMBALMERS MEMBERS OF WHIT IELD G WHITFIELD MUTUAL BURIAL ASSN. CHAPEL SEATS OVER 150 OUR COURTEOUS SERVICE NEVER ENDS JV, ' 1 f '1 Now Owned Kc 0 ated by -' ' ' c. L. WHITFIELD WEPHEJW 946. 3519 IN MEMORY OF THE LATE E. M. McCARTER KNIECD wm m L 312 w. 4TH ST., GEORGE W. WHITFIELD BLACK MORTICIANS laggygk M51332 WASHINGTON Congratulations T0 The Class Of 1983 198 Congratulations Washington High School Graduating Class Of 1983 People Praducmg Textiles F or People, , nmom smmuc co. WASHINGTON BEULAVILLE WARSAW WHITEVILLE F rom National Spinning Washington, NC 946-81 1 1 Phooe GIN 946-2935 Discount Clothing PAMLICO GRIFFIN STOP 5; SHOP CHEMICALS 1008 Carolina Avenue Washington, N. C. 27889 ALLANCO - Ag chemicals STYLE LEADERSHIP W. S. GRIFFIN Seeds and other farm supplies W EAR The Right Clothes Owner P O B 1 ' SAVE on All You Buy! . . ox 668 Washington, NC. Also Belhaven and Winterville SOUTHERN FURNITURE DOWNS JEWELERS COMPANY Diamond Center wThe Home Of Quality - Washington F urnitureo Square Mall Washington, North Carolina M322??? 27889 Congratulations Anita! Kenneth Thompson, Lee Godley and family Lilly McGhee, Gene Godley and family Richardo Payne and family Douglas Payne, Andrew Payne and family Cheryl Cobb and family Monica Oden and family Paul Whitley and family Joseph Spencer and family James Snuggs and family Margaret Payne and family Betty Payne and family Maurice Davenport and family Your mother William E. Davenport and family Grandma and Granddaddy Louise King, Helen Spencer Bishop LB. Davenport and family Diane Page, Madelyne Daniels Wayne Powell and family John Craft and family Anyika Brown and family Johnnie Spencer and family Rev. Willie F. Wilson and family Odessa Davenport and family We Love You! Wish You Lots Of Success! 199 200 Congratulations To The W.H.S. Graduating Class Of 1983 From MACS SPORTS 8L TROPHIES Washington Square Mall WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST Washington, NC 946-7121 Peace College The Ideal Transition Peace merges the closeness of home life with the challenge of college life. Two Cruc1al Years for . . . Being inspired by caring professors. making lifealong friendships. building a quality academic foundation to ease women succmsfully into their junior year at a four year university or college. Peace is an affordable option for women who want to be part of a 110vyear tradition of excellence. Pence College Idmiu women without regard to rice, color. nltioml or ethnic origin or hmdimp, For information, write Director of Admissions, Peace College, 15 E. Peace St., Raleigh, NC 27604 or call h9l9h 832-2881. L X 1247, 0W x 00 759ng 0 ,0 M x 0 0 0 M 24;??? W Q x0 i 47x0 ROBERSONS BEVERAGES 4WMWIWMWW Washington, NC. Kay ,yxv John Small Ave. 946-0087 HWWJM uw Compliments Of FOUNTAIN POWERBOATS INC. PO. Drawer 451 Washington, NC 27889 975-2000 201 202 LOWES Of Washington 1849 Carolina Ave. PO. Box 1528 Washington, NC The Best of Care for Things You Wear WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 27889 Congratulations William CJr . , 7 CYPharrow F rom Your Family Washington Square Mall Washington, NC See Us For All Your Formal Wear Needs. Compliments Of PARK BOAT CO. BELK-TYLER Washington Square Mall River Road 9464155 Washington, NC 946-3248 WITN F M Stereo Gen. Mgr. Robert E. Frowein 946-2162 203 PATRONS annual possible. Diamond Patrons Alligood-Owens 8: Associates Beaufort Equipment Co. Beaufort Recycling Center Inc. Mr. 8L Mrs. R.B. Catlett Crisp RV Center Farm Bureau Ins. Mr. 8: Mrs. S.R. Fowle, III Gorham Automotives Heilig-Meyers The Sweet Shoppe Taylor Oil 8L Gas Co. Variety Motors Golden Patrons Ann,s Craftique t Clarence Carowan Dr. Zeno Edwards Evan,s Seafood Harpers Giant Discount K-Mart Kennedy Roofing Co. Kwik Gas t Lee Chevrolet Margie,s Hallmark Shop Mitchell Tractor Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mitchel R. Woolard Platinum Patrons Gurley,s Flower Shop Paul Funeral Home State Farm Insurance 204 We would like to thank those who have bought ads in our t82383 Packromak. Thanks should also go to the following, who have made donationst We appreciate your support, for it is that support which has made this yearhs Sherry Bennett Ads Editor ,' Silver Patrons AP. Gerard The Belyeu Family Carvefs Machine Works, Inc. E-Dells Evans Seafood GW. Walker 8: Sons Hiltonts Men Shop Jimmie,s Newstand John Small Exxon Leggetts Laundry William P. Mayo Rainbow Barber Shop Brass Patrons Boyd,s Beauty Salon Sam T. CarteVNationwide Ins. Ednats Fabric Shop Elits Estes Express Lines Golden Corral Ingalls and Associates Lori Jackson Jacksonts Bedding Washington Jewelers Merle Norman Cosmetics Mrs. E.B. Oden Myra Pertiller Mildred Randolph Ms. Rowland Peggy 8: James Waters Williams Radio and T.V. service Mr. 8: Mrs. Wiley Woolard Blue 8; White Patrons Melanie Avolis Valda Belyeu The Belyeu Family Lisa Beacham Teresa Brooks Susan Carrawan Kim Carrington Karen Carrow Libby Catlett Holly Cherry Jeff Cherry Lisa Clark Casey Cox Miss Cox Mike Covington Marcia Crone Doug Cutler Loretta Davidson Mrs. Dean Cathy Demartin Amy Douglas Kemp Edwards Robbie Elks Joe Eastman Mark Evans Tiffany Everett Patricia Fentress Mr. Ferrell Frannye Fowle Glenda Furlough Tammy Glaspie Olivia Glover Ronnie Godley Lisa Hales Rae Marie Hall Allen Hardy Susan Harris Rachel Herbert Sue-hanna Hird Sandra Hodges Michelle House J.C. 8: Dog Ms. Johnson David Koepnick Elizabeth Lassiter Beth Leonard Tiffany Manning Angie Mason Angela Matthews Will Mayo Robin McLean Lisa G. Moore Shirley Moore Elizabeth Nagorski Kristin Olson Chris Padgett Sean Phelan Lisa Phillips Mrs. Potts Billy Purser Alisa Respess Melanie Rowland Teresa Snow Joe Spencer, Jr. Karen Stockman Lisa Sullivan Ms. Kay Walker Bruce Watson Jeanne Watson Mrs. Wehrenberg Barbara Welch Beverly Wells Eddie Wells Mrs. Cathy Whichard Melinda Whitley Shana Wilkins Steve Williams Marie Umphlett Mr. 8: Mrs. Umphlett 205 206 EDITORS NOTE Congratulations class of 83 Dear Friends, Wwwswix e x v WWWWWW l xxxxumw Now that you have viewed this years annual, I hope it brought back fond memories of the 1982-83 school year. My intention is that in years to come when you look through this yearbook, you will once again remember your experiences in uthe original Washingtonf wherever you may be. 5W Sincerely, Casey Cox The 1982-83 Packromak staff would like to thank the following people for their contributions to the Packromak: Dick Cherry, Ric Carter, and Addison Bass. We would also like to express a special thanks to Miss Cathy Cox, our advisor, for her help and encouragement on this publication. Welll never forget all those long hard hours of work at Hthe house. We would also like to thank Mr. Wilson, and our wonder- ful faculty and administration for their understanding and support, along with Fred Pulley, our yearbook representa- tive. All of you make this book possible. S H. P A R m T. U A WELW p.04 m who. 59 WJMW, 1Q? Lad 3w3w Md Vt Qou Mxrv Lon W'MZO um 6WW gk'mg 8C. Ox 3,0009 OIL vnm OJLDD 540W . PW 8m W 9392mm- quilkt-Uyl of; ANCI jay Mm : 671 1 TU fr yam! l J 74 Wad serve; a? Nawawaf MM PW 732:5 5014mm. Ana 1 WILL QC 70a, waf yong i Cwss 0F g X 0mg Xxxxg kwMQ IwMTMW. mxnxaNE Jo Memum gig 3W 34x .Eovuww RV: m w m M JQEK 3:3 lmcwmmm mvxemyn 034x Kn IN .4 kW fJx Fm, ywmh xmyQ Amhl Tohnu I 5 ..., L. .---V-g.u.JV-L-.-.S.-.-L ,-. - . .1, 7 , WE N h- -. , Lo LWMLW DUW x ' 0T4 Owens EDeen mice, W L 'i . Ehowlng jout-egzs 7ear. qug L 7m am 3 NC? 30W. WW ngnmxl 1 W3 . L x w , ICIsz?PXe W LCM :1 R$S$ SR ui CL. :m m C M a LL11 me NHK- A AA .. A AA. AAA-.. A A A q. A AA A A . H... A..,. A.AAAAAAAA-.AA-AAA F. 1w; ixwxWSwWwa W x . . .3 ;$$1. 1V ; . xx ; xx x N$