West Carteret High School - Proclamation Yearbook (Morehead City, NC)

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Janet Wicklzer Jason Wilkinson Anna Williams Calvin Williams Daphne Williams Janelda Williams Craig Willis Gwen Willis Tom Willis Tina Wilson Edward Wilson Tom Wilson Virginia Wilson Eugene Winans Mi-:hale Wolfe Chris Wood Darlene Wood Dona Wood David Woolard Shannon Worrell Westly Wright Don Yates Norman Yates Caren Zlpsir Baxter, Lamont E. Beyers, Shannon Ann Bowen, Kicia Maureen Chambers, Christopher Christian, Roger Van Dixon, Sherry Ann Gilbert, Cathy A. Hall, Hamilton Eugene Harris, Shannon Maria Hawley, Grant Corbett Heins, Kristen Noel Helton, Rodney David Higgs, Latissha Denise Hilbert, Alan R. Lee 66 - FRESHMEN , Wi.: ,, .,,,, z ,, NOT PICTURED lpok, Charles Spicer Jones, Diane Legan, Kimberly Lindquest, Timothy Alan Lingelbach, Cheryl Lynn Maners, Steven Lan'y Mason, Vance Glendon McAnallen, Darla McDonald, Matthew Moody, Lisa Michelle Patrick, Maurice Lamont Penny, Cathy Gail Perry, Pamela Louise Piner, Chris Rae, Reta Richardson Ratliff, Kim Simmons, Sallie Benita Smith, Edwin Scott Svoboda, Jean Marie Svoboda, Jessica Lee Tootle, William Walters, Leslie Michelle Willis, Carol Michelle Willis, Michelle Rae Willis, Terri Ann Wilson, Dionne Patterson Wyatt, Barry Evan

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CLASS OF 88 uv, Chuck Turner Shannon Turner Michelle Vemcotola Ella Vickers Lisa Vlnstnn Andre Walker Andrea Walker Lisa Walston Missy Walter Peter Wand Tracy Warren Keith Watt Kelvin Watt Tisha Welch T Wethi gt Gixglyge Whazleyon Judie Whaley Philip Whaley Diane Wheeler Paige Wheeler Jason Whichard Cindy Whitaker Chris Whitaker Jill White Tonya Whitley Kimberly Whittaker FRESHMEN 65

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