West Forsyth High School - Cronus Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

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SE IGRS STUDYIN A HARD HABIT Y TO BREAK C By StaceyJiQ13CS , t Many people do not like to study. Sybil Rhodes, however, does. I enjoy reading, writing, and learning, but I do not real- ly enjoy memorizing facts. Sybil is an honor roll stu- dent, who also works as a sales- person at Foxrnore. Despite her heavy schedule, she still Ends time to study. I study from fifteen minutes to two or three hours a day, depending on how much work I have and what other activities I have planned. Other than working at Foxmore, Sybil is also very BRAIN POWER: Sybil Rhodes shows off the technique that has won her nu- merous academic honors. Aside from her devotion to schoolwork she also has a great love of dancing. Jimmy Scruggs William Seats Mark Seawright William Shannon Jeff Sheesly Randy Sheets Michelle Shelton Rachel Sherman Beverly Shore Christy Shore Korey Shronts Chris Shuping Donna Shutt Ron Sidman Rebecca Simons involved in hexi,church's choir and dramafigronpg A Sybil. attended f Governor's School for English last sum- mer, and received a North Carolina writing award at the county level. When asked what college she would like to attend, she said, Either UNC-CH, Da- vidson College, or Georgetown University? In college she wants to have a double major in International Relations and English. After graduation she wants to work for the State De- partment in Washington. The Class Of l987f95

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Don Raines Alicia Reavis Scott Reed Monica Reid Dawn Rembisz Karen Renegar Jimmy Rhodes Sybil Rhodes Delores Rice Tate Rice Angela Richardson Erica Riefenberg Marcus Riggs Craig Ritchie Travella Robinson Tasha Rodgers Kent Rothrock Ed Roush Gina Ruark Jimmy Ruark Chip Russell Bridget Ruth Doug Sakowski Mac Salley Carol Samuelson Wayne Sankey Rick Santiago Lanny Satterwhite Ronald Scales Steve Schmidlin 94fThe Class Of 1987 SE IORS i i X X X X WMS? L X R i XM? l Ive S ii':: Q tssss i

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SE ICDRS HE D OF THE CLASS by Mark Cartner At most high schools, foot- ball captains are reserved for leading their peers on the grid- iron. However, this year at West that was not the case. Phillip Truiett, and Bobby Paige were not only captains of the varsity football team, but also served as senior class pres- ident and vice president re- spectively. They were joined by Tim Yarbrough who held down the job of Secretary-Treasurer. Jennifer Singer Kedgren Smith Kathy Snyder Greg Speas Jennifer Stevenson Lisa Stoakley Steve Stout Johanna Stovall Jerry Stover Scott Streetman Renee Strong Ginny Sugg David Summers Allen Surratt Derrick Swing 96fThe Class Of 1987 When asked why they chose to run, the three gentlemen had basically the same response. Each one stated that he wanted to be more involved in the school. Said Phil Truiett, I wanted to make 1987 the best it could be. But the bottom line was Phillip Truiett, Bobby Paige, and Tim Yarbrough wanted their senior class of 1987 to be the best ever. And under the guidance of senior class adviser, Mr. Jim Ander- son, this wish was fulfilled. MANLY LEADERSHIP: The Senior Class was led by a trio of young men. Philiip Truiett served as President while Bobby Paige held down the vice- presidency. Tim Yarborough was the SecretaryfTreasurer.