Western High School - We Hi Wa Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1972 volume:

hereisiNo End... Just a new me eH Mr oO Table of Contents Pages Introduction 1- 17 Student Life — $ports 18- 67 Academics — Clubs 68-135 Honors — Classes 136-181 Advertisements 182-191 Index 196-197 Editors Note 198-199 Epilogue 200-208 g A De ms ° : SOMETIMES Sometimes ready to close forever the open door often reaching towards the utmost glories... of Cc eb) ge) Oo jc and earth 10 11 12 LAL LE We) Mike “framny 2 focey 14 15 But I’ll not have you going aimlessly away whatever be your liking. —Rod McKuen serena Mrs. Evelyn Terrell 16 adame errell! 17 es élicitations et les bons souhaits a toi. When visions and dreams _ be- came a reality and Western High School opened its doors as a new educational facility there were a number of teachers ready to give support and guidance. Among this group was one who has never wavered in her endeavors to bring out the potential in each of her students. Because of her loyalty, her zeal, and her earnest devotion, the Annual Staff dedicates the We- Hi-Wa to Mrs. Evelyn Reeves Terrell. Miss Debbie Basham has delighted Warrior fans with her smile as their Homecoming Queen during her senior year. Debbie has been active as the FSA presi- dent and participates in many other school activities, one of which is Circulation Man- ager for the West Side Story. Debbie was escorted by Leon Saul. BBG id SENIOR ATTENDANTS LEFT: Judy Lowe escorted by Danny Doby. RIGHT: Linda Carter escorted by Eric Butler. There’s Nothing Like Colorful floats, pretty girls, and the lively half-time show presented by the band con- tributed to making Homecoming ’71 the great- est ever. Spirits rose as the Warriors defeated South- east Guilford in exciting competition. Smiles of joy continued after the game at a reception sponsored by the cheerleaders. The music provided by our jazz band helped to bring a perfect evening to an end. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS TOP: Cheryl Stanfield escorted by Ricky Baldwin. RIGHT: Elaine McPherson escorted by Mike Bryan. A Homecoming. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT LEFT: Peggy Bryan. Pt) eS ee Pet Moat yt Tay res, FRESHMAN ATTENDANT RIGHT: Cathy Sutton escorted by Ronnie Walker. 23 Activities And Together At ABOVE: A Shakespearean drama proves to be an interesting topic for sophomores. BELOW: Professor Jack White provided his own rendition of a favorite jazz tune. The Emanons’ outstanding performance de- lighted the students of Western. Studies Blen ny. ELS. ABOVE: Is all of this really necessary? BE- LOW: Books contain a world of information —Senior Van Qualls seeks part of it. 25 Debra Russell steps into the Our lovely Miss Western, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Russell, Jr., in addition to being chaplain of the Civinette Club and secretary of the VICA Club also takes an active part in the Spanish Club and the Human Rela- tions Committee. In the talent competition, Debra charmed the audience with her singing of ‘Exodus’. Through beauty, talent, and school activities, she has truly be- come a part of Western. Congratulations Debra! Debra represents Western High at the annual Christmas Parade in Burlington. BELOW: A mixture of smiles and tears ac- companies Debra as she receives her crown from last year’s queen, Cassa Arenas. 26 spotlight as Miss Western. Vivian Stubblefield captivates her co-contestants to win the award of Miss Congeniality. ERE Sonenanreermeatiieaiemnasin Miss Western Western talent and beauty was dis- played to the fullest degree at the Miss Western Pageant Saturday, November 20. As the lovely girls pa- raded across the stage, the audience stared in awe to see daughters and classmates transformed into elegant young women. “Color my World” served as the theme for this year’s pageant. The pageant is sponsored annually by the Student Council. Five finalists in the 71-72 Miss Western Pageant — LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherri Franklin, 3rd — Barbara Blanks, 2nd — Debra Russell, Miss WHS — Vivian Stubblefield, 1st — and Miss Congeniality — Becky Zufall, 4th. 27 Pretty Girls The Miss Western con- testants were chosen from each class. The girls were nominated during class meetings and voted upon in homerooms. There were four fresh- man, four sophomore, four junior, and_ five senior contestants. The girls were chosen ac- cording to their beauty and talent. All the con- testants did an outstand- ing job in the pageant and displayed W.H.S. talent at its best. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT: Terry Thompson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Martin, Dianna Sidden, Cindy Johnson. SENIOR REPRESENTA- TIVES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry James, Debbie Thompson, Barbara Blanks. 28 “Colored Our World!”’ FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Vanessa Pinnix, Shirley Evans, Vickie Stubblefield, Sheri Franklin. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Allen, Sheila Brooks, Becky Zufall, Not Pictured, Donna King. 29 Memorable Events Fill ire Koury 1e Ern from Joel Brown Terry Thompson and Annette Leath adm Ray Charles Turner’s mod shirt. RIGHT: ABOVE Golden Shoe Award” at the 1971 Athlet is 6“ h receives Banquet. 1C “wa ee ANE aN hal ip go along with iles, and goss ine. ings, sm t the lunch 1 | i Oo 30 Our Years at Western. ABOVE: Snow brings excitement to students and teachers alike as it provides a holiday. RIGHT: Clint Horton and John Park entertain with the Emanons singing, ‘I Just Want To Be Free.” Western fans cheer the Warriors on to victory during an exciting game. 31 Steve Lahnum and Ricky Joyce practice for point after touchdown. Long, hot, summer practice proves to be only half of what was expected of the Warriors. The Varsity was led by its mature upperclassmen and many qualified underclassmen. With a 4-4-1 record in conference play and a 4-6-1 overall, the injury-ridden Warriors still had a fine season. WARRIORS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Warriors on the line. WEST ERN ‘ t 4 WESTERN ff BALL Best in the West, left to right, Glen Goss, John Garrison, Jim Melton, Head Coach Chuck Maynard. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Western Opponent Southern Bartlett Yancey IN SPITE OF INJURIES. Cummings Graham Northwest Guilford Eastern Southeast Guilford Ragsdale Northeast Guilford West Forsythe VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Boswell, Johnny Dickerson, Randy Thompson, Robbie Moore, Tommy Sexton, Randy Wolfe, Billy McCrickard, Ken Prichard, Randy Sartin, Willie Slade, Larry Simpson. SECOND ROW: Mike Litten, Ken Patrick, Lindale Thompson, Reggie White, Mark Danieley, Connie Moore, Carlton Hawkins, Shane Cum- mings, Harold Garrison, Walter Moore. THIRD ROW: Steve Faucette, Jeff Dean, Jeff Mitchell, Danny Crowson, Gary Somers, Ricky Joyce, Ernie Koury, Terry Ward, Dennis Chrismon, Manager Allan Page. FOURTH ROW: Ben Frick, Mike Holt, Steve Lahnum, WESTERN pe Steve Smith, Ray Brooks, Ken Maines, Manager Barry Barber, Manager Donny Faulkner, ] Ve N Coaches, Chuck Maynard, Glenn Goss, John Garrison, Jim Melton. 33 Coach Maynard Reigns As Larry Simpson and Ken Maines come on strong in Western’s first conference win over Southern. RIGHT: Ken Maines pulls through for more yardage to help the Warriors in a 34-0 win over Southern. Coach Maynard and his squad plot a Warrior attack. 34 New Warrior Head Coach. The defense put out tremendous effort to roll up a 30-0 score against Graham Red Devils. Rickey Joyce battles his way to gain extra yardage against Southern. LEFT: Larry Simpson exhibits his skill at block- ing against Graham. 35 Football Evokes Ken Maines breaks through for a touchdown against Southern. The player feels the agony of the game. Kenneth Patrick, Willie Slade, and Coach May- nard talk over defensive strategy. 36 aried Reactions. Ken Maines cuts the corner against Graham. Shouts of victory were heard from the jubilant warriors. 37 J.V. Warriors Place WESTERN - , WESTERN FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Belangia, Paul Burns, Randy Tate, David Faucette, Tony Miles, Ricky Poole, William Slade. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Faulkner, Mike Kidd, Benny Cousin, Phillip Litten, Alan Howlett, William Moore, Mark Duggins, Jeff Jones. THIRD ROW: Neal Gwynn, Kevin Smith, Bill Price, Greg Marshall, Eddie Poole, Terry Huffines, Jeff Turner. FOURTH ROW: Barry Collins, Doug Coley, Doug Forbis, Gary Oakley, Ronnie Walker, Johnny Hopkins. HALFBACK: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: William Slade, Ken Belangia, Ronnie Walker. SEC- OND ROW: Gary Somers, Neal Gwynn, Greg Marshall, Jeff Dean. WESTERN Second In Conference. Ricky Poole fakes out an Eastern defender. Summer practice paid off as our J.V.’s began their season well pre- pared. As each game was played, people re- alized that Coach Garrison had instilled with- in them the ability and the desire to win. They finished the season with a 7-3 overall record and 7-2 in the conference. Scores Western Opponent Forfeit Southern 14 Graham Cummings Graham Northwest Eastern Southeast Ragsdale Northeast Northeast William Moore brings down an Eagle halfback. 39 Anne Allen Hoy ah AREA: we Linda Hall Lo G a, Vivian Stubblefield Mike Belangia 40 Becky Zufall Sherrie McKinney Sheila Slade Fredda Fuqua SPivis aD WaADHID Lori Boone 41 Warrior Spirit Junior Varsity cheerleaders boost the spirit of players and fans at) ally J) Ve footbaliwand basketball games. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders get involv- ed in such activities as making posters to spark interests of fans. The snappy cheers of the perky J.V. Cheerleaders were an add- ed attraction at every game. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Thompson, Vicki Stubblefield, Ann Pride. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Massey, Donna Rumley, Rhonda Barbee. THIRD ROW: Susan Oakley, Vickie Montgomery, chief; Sherri Finley. Lovely “girls” help promote spirit at pep rallies. LEFT TO RIGHT: Messrs. Smith, Plumblee, Littell, Harvey, Primm. 42 Takes Many Forms. AG; ABOVE: Warrior fans have “got that spirit!’” BELOW LEFT: Ann Allen confers with Eastern cheerleaders during half- time. BELOW RIGHT: Warriors prepare for an exciting game. 43 Western Offers Home Economic students learn first aid and practice mouth- to-mouth resuscitation. Patricia Robertson, Debbie Freeman, Dawn Edwards. Doors of Western open at 7:50, Barry, and not until then. Mat Maids assist wrestling team by recording points. Sandy Boles, Susan Somers, Teri Aldridge, Terry Valentine. 44 A Well-rounded Program. RIGHT: Jimmy Smith ‘‘decodes”’ a portion of Beowulf. Mike Holt, Johnny Kistler, and Gary Gentry have an “enthusiastic practice??”’ 45 pep OD Maynard’s Men LEFT: William Moore is getting ready to pin his Western Guilford opponent. Spectators sat spell-bound as the WHS mat men challenged the neighboring teams. This sport has reached a new peak and is winning matches as well as gaining new fans. Both Jayvee and Varsity grapplers scored well and gained new respect for their teams as they were led by Coach Chuck Maynard. ABOVE: David Somers puts a reversal on his opponent. LEFT: Tripp Benolken breaking down his Graham opponent. Hit the Mats. FIRST ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Wright, Eddie Boswell, Butch Smithey, Mike Newman, Steve Grant. SECOND ROW: Johnny Dickerson, Arthur Tillotson, David Somers, Albert Mills, Lee Barber. THIRD ROW: Terry Ward, Mark Danieley, Ricky Baldwin, Mike Litten, Allen Page. Western Opponent 48 Cummings 39 Williams 43 Williams of Orange 43 Western Guilford Dy Western Guilford 29 Cummings 31 Northeast 37 Eastern 64 Graham 5 Ragsdale 39 Northeast 34 Eastern 40 Graham 39 Southern 24 Ragsdale 38 Southern First place: City-County Second place: Conference FINAL RECORD 10-0 City-County 8-2 Conference 15-2 Season Arthur Tillotson is pancaking his opponent, Scott Holt, from Eastern. 47 FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: David Royster, Reggie White, Malcolm Leath, Gary Hicks, Eric Butler. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Smith, Billy McCrickard, Ray Brooks, Alvin Leath. THIRD ROW: Ray Charles Turner, Manager; Ricky Joyce, Daniel Sellars, Tommy Sexton. TEAM TRI-CAPTAINS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel Sellars, Ray Brooks, Coach Forbis, Ricky Joyce. 49 Warriors Place Third in Conference. Ricky Joyce gets a tough two points against North- west. BOTTOM LEFT: Alvin Leath stuffs in two points against Bartlett-Yancey. Gary Hicks shoots over Graham defender for two points. 50 One, two, three, four, five hard losses at the beginning of the season were enough to crush most spirits but not those of the Warriors. The Varsity Players finally ‘‘put it all together” and with a firm determination began chang- ing the score board results. With experience from last year, Ricky Joyce, Daniel Sellars, and Ray Brooks led the team on a winning streak. The team earned third place in the Mid State 3-A conference. LEFT: Daniel Sellars sets up Warrior offense dur- ing a pressing game with Northwest. BELOW: Ray Brooks out-duels Bartlett-Yancey’s Bunn for a rebound. Varsity Team Produces Varsity Scoreboard Western 55 Cummings 68 Ragsdale 67 Bartlett-Yancey ae, Eastern 52 Northeast 51 Southeast 69 Northwest 49 Williams 59 Graham 68 Southern 81 Graham 65 Cummings 77 Ragsdale 61 Bartlett-Yancey 86 Eastern 35 Northeast 65 Southeast 79 Northwest 67 Southern 52 Graham He John Royster slides by a Viking defender. DS cael Tey Malcolm Leath puts up shot against Southern defender. Jimmy Smith saves ball on out-of-bounds flight against Southern. 52 Outstanding Season. Rickey Joyce and Alvin Leath win battle for the rebound against Southern. Rickey Joyce and Ray Brooks battle for rebound. Daniel Sellars smokes past Buccaneer defenders for two. 53 FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Dean, John Baxter, Barry Carter, Tom Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Coach Garrison, Maurice Shavers, Ronnie Brincefield, Angelo Snipes, Tony Miles, Barry Barber. THIRD ROW: Danny Crowson, Marty Garrison, Wayne Salmon, Theodore Micheals. ABOVE: Co-Captains and Coach: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Dean, Coach John Garrison, John Baxter. LEFT: Marty Garrison runs down the court and lays in an easy two against Southeast. 54 Back-up Team Shows Gallant Record. Opponent Cummings 42 61 Ragsdale 45 51 Barlett-Yancey 46 69 Eastern 40 80 Northeast 45 64 Southeast 60 64 Northwest 52 55 Southern 40 55 Graham 41 58 Cummings 51 60 Ragsdale 50 37 Bartlett-Yancey 47 83 Eastern 45 59 Northeast 48 34 Southeast 32 59 Northwest 61 68 Southern 21 Graham 37 Maurice Shavers and Danny Crowson take re- bound out of the reach of Southeast defenders. Garrison’s Litthe Warriors proved themselves this year even though they lost the first game to Cummings. The culmination of the J. V.’s_ working together — and working hard — was an overall record of 15-3. This was a good team and they had a good year of pride and sportsmanship, finishing the season with a 14-2 overall record in the conference. Coach Garrison draws play on floor as his players look on intently. Warriorettes Had Under the direction and supervision of Mrs. : : SCOREBOARD Hailey, the Warriorettes displayed numerous Western Ragsdale abilities and talent. The girls put in many Northwest Southern : : : Graham hard hours of practice which contributed to Cummins Ragsdale making this one of their best years. A com- Bartlett-Yancey Eastern bination of athletic abilities and high spirits Northeast Southeast nee : Northwest proved to be beneficial to the making of a Gah Graham great season. FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Moorefield, Sheri Tucker, Janis Watson, Becky Smithey. SECOND ROW: Pam Dickerson, Nancy King, Rita Hall. THIRD ROW: Leslie Prystrup, Denise Gilliam, Dawn Evans, Coach Janice Hailey. 56 Promising Season. Pam Dickerson hurls in the air over two North- west lassies for two. Coach Hailey discusses the game plan with the Warrior- elles Ley7 Freshmen Break With Even Record. FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Kidd, Curtis Royster, Sammy Stubblefield, Smiley Parker. SECOND ROW: Neil Gwynn, Doug Forbis, Rickey Poole, Jerry Payne. THIRD ROW: Benny Cousin, Ronald Curry, Dennis Covington, and Ronnie Walker. SCORES Western Sellars-Gunn Western Graham Western Graham Western Graham Record 2-2 A major dream of the freshman boys is to be included on the freshman basketball team. Perhaps for some, this is the birth of school spirit. They look forward to being the future Var- sity Warriors. Jerry Payne swings high and straight and rings goal for Western. 58 Everyone Participates in Something. Mrs. Cynthia Wright, B.S., Home Economics, U.N.C.-G., joined the Western High School Faculty at the beginning of second semester. Karen Ellison jives on as a par- ticipant in the Miss Western Pageant. Three o'clock brings happiness and a sigh of relief from students going home. Individual Differences Fa s driving. x Kathy Gilliam brings femininity to bu Patricia Poole and Frances McCullum begin another day. Who says there’s no fun in physical science. (Julie Ross and Patty Loy) Me. Jimmy Merrit, Mark Duggins, and Robin Page study temperature in relation to evaporation in physical science. Bus driver, Rickey Billings, fills out daily bus report. 60 Prompt A Variety of Activity. Drama students hold rap session. Susan Dodson adds up bills, checks absences, and runs errands as an office assistant. Checking films in is just one of Jean Steven’s duties as a library assistant. Playing poker is a favorite study hall pastime for Michael Turner, Ronnie Faulk- ner, and Dwight Hensley. Cindermen Place 4th 4 Daniel Sellars demonstrates his skills over the high jump. — . WES Ss ABOVE: Walter Moore and Danny Crowson show real competitive ability. BELOW: Mike Belangia shows fine stvle broad jump. RI FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Keziah, Arthur Tillotson, Terry Smith, Ken Herring, Ken Belangia, Ernie Koury, Robbie Moore, Randy Thompson. SEC- OND ROW: Randy Pruitt, Jeff Turner, Randy Tate, Ronnie Faulkner, Johnny Deheart, Jeff Mitchell, Mike Grant, Jeff McAdams, Steve Evans. THIRD ROW: 62 In Conference Meet. TRACK SCORES Western 61! Eastern 93 Ragsdale 50 Western 56' 2 Southern 46! Graham g' , Western 74 Southern 48 Barlett-Yancey 36 City-County Meet — Western, 4th place Conference Meet — Western, 4th place Mark Danieley puts muscle behind the discus. NEW SCHOOL RECORDS Harold Garrison, Ned Danieley, Kenny Tickle, Mark Danieley, Kenny Prichard, Toma panies Mike Thomas Moore — Low Hurdles — 21.8 Belangia, Thomas Moore, Daniel Sellars. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Miles, Danny Crowson, Ricky Joyce, Ralph Gilliam, Ronnie Garrison, Walter Moore, Ray : Brooks, Kenneth Woody, Carlton Hawkins. Daniel Sellars Thomas Moore 880 Relay — 1:38.5 Tommy Oakley Robbie Moore 63 Golikeam a0 a uy ws No. 1 golfer in the con- ference — John Baxter No. 2 golfer in the con- ference — Steve Bryan Most Valuable Golfer — John Baxter First place in conference Rick Owen shows his clipping ability. LEFT TO RIGHT; Larrell Forbis, Coach) Rick Owen, John Baxter, Kendell Overman es po Se Easily Wins Conference Crown. Coach Forbis assists Kendell Overman with his putting. John Baxter tees off Golf is a growing sport at Western with more people going out for the team every year. Popularity is in- creasing because of the good record. Last year, the team finished number one. They participated in the State Playoffs and had the number one and two golfers in the conference. Dedication of time and work by both Coach Forbis and the golfers led to their success and respect as a great team. Warriors Garner Third Place STANDING: Melvin Stephens, Steve Faucette, Jimmy Smith, Ken Gwynn, Gary Hicks, Jeff Dean, Mike Oakely. SETTING: Kenneth Patrick, Ricky Tillotson, David Sommers, Ricky Massey, Billy McCrickard, Tommy Sexton. “iypmentisgge Billy McCrickard defends home plate. 66 In Mid-State 3-A. Baseball Struggling towards the top of the Mid-State 3-A Conference amidst tough competition was Western's 1971 baseball team. The team’s effort gave them a Dol eseasOmerecord. Out- standing dedication by Coach Goss and the players placed the baseball team among the most respected in the conference. Danny Jefferies plays off the bag. Ken Gwynn slams one away. 67 Eddie Harris Band Director A.B., Elon College Stage Band, Concert Band, Marching Band SERIES TOP, JAZZ BAND: LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Harris, Mike Holt, Johnny Kistler, Gary Gentry, Kelly McMil- lian, David Peeler. FRONT ROW: David Halford, Vin- cent Perry, Brenton Brincefield, Greg Pagett, Doug Turner. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Russell, Tony Simpson, Eddie Boswell, John Evarts. BACK ROW: Mark Grib- ble, Tom Hamilton, Mickey Maney, Randy Tate. ABOVE, PERCUSSION: LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEEL- ING: Eugene Petersen, Suzette Goodman, Joe Red- ding, Jerry Johnson. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Gary Gentry, Ronald Curry, Randy Simmons, Ricky Smith, David Peeler. 70 THEY DO IT AGAIN AT BRISTOL — NO. 1 SS Se, SR WOODWIND SECTION: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Pagett, David Halford, Cindy Anderson, Jayne Uerling, Andy Whitesell, John Hoffman, Roger May, Stevie Morris, Angelo Snipes, Brenton Brincefield, Vincent Perry, Dawn Evans, Cindy Cart- ner, Becky McMillian, Diane Uerling, Kathy Ellison, Sheri Tucker. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Evarts, Denise Ruff, Brian Jones, Jay Harrison, Betsy Parsons, Patty Herbin, Mike Hensley, Sabrina Mitchell, Charles Moody, Kelly McMillian, Sandra Evans, Lewis McMillian, Marelle Petersen, Sherry Halford, Carla Roberts, Kathy Janniki. BRASS: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Gribble, Tom Hamilton, Steve Grant, Randy Tate, Paul Nance, Eric Smith, John Evarts, Eddie Boswell, Greg Gentry, Tony Simp- son, Doug Russell, Randy May, Timmy Jones. STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Kistler, Mickey Maney, Butch Trinidad, Mark Troxler, David Massey, Doug O'Hara, Andy Russell, Robert Isley, Dana Summers, Jerry Payne, Wade Burge, Michael Al- lison, Howard Allison, Walter Whitman, Ray Charles Turner. 71 sewer Western Warrior Marching Band se as ee ea ne en ee a 2 ais ae, n Cheerleaders and Band work together for team spirit. Displays Individual Pride. BAND OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEELING: Barbara Blanks — Feature Twirler, Teri James — Head Majorette. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Alice Helms — Head Flagette, Sherri Tucker — Sergeant Librarian, David Peeler — Captain, Doug Turner — Drum Major, Doug Russell — Student Director, Mr. Eddie Harris — Band Director, Thelma Byrd — Head Color Guard. RIGHT, Mr. Harris takes pleasure in honoring Seniors after their last game on Warrior turf. Band moves spirit along in Pep Rally as Our band is No. 1. Again this year our band led us to the No. 1 position in Bristol, Tenn. Doug Turner also led the No. 1 position as drum major. Long hot summer practices makes a number-one band. The leadership of Mr. Eddie Harris also makes a great band. Our band entertains us with halftime shows at our football games and excites and pro- motes smiles as they march in many parades. The key words of our band are keep your knees high, keep smiling, and show your PRIDE for you are from WESTERN! Band Radiates Spirit, Fun and Entertainment. Barbara Blanks Feature Twirler BAND ALTERNATES: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl! King, Bar- bara Martin, Jennifer Whitesell, Jeannie Childress, Zeta Ross, Sheri Franklin, Becky Swift, June Massey, Diane Edmonds. KNEELING: Cheryl Oakley, Susan Dupree. LEFT TO RIGHT: Hope Amick, Patricia Moorefield, Teri James, Head, Diana Sidden, Susan Nance. 74 Flagettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Parker, Teresa Watlington, Debbie Price, Kay Williamson, Cynthia Huffman, Patti Crutchfield, Sherri Brown, Chery! Whitesell, Jo Alice Helms. Color Guard ‘atthe Meee LEFT TO RIGHT: Thel- ma Byrd — Head, Debbie Byerly, Elizabeth Harris, Cathy Gilliam, Hope Christmas, Debbie Smith. 75 Pep Club Ups Spirit PEP CLUB MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Diane Whitesell, Fredda Fuqua, Teresa Boone, Vickie Mont- gomery, Teresa Skenes, Sherrie McKinney, Cindy Owen, Susan Whitaker, Sherrie Tucker. SECOND ROW: Hope Amick, Kathy Salmon, Debbie Miles, Brenda Gerringer, Susan Coffey, Hester Parker. THIRD ROW: Robin Page, Kary Brown, Martha Chandler, Charlotte Morgan, Beth Parker, Debbie Ray, Vicki Stubblefield, Rhonda Barbee. FOURTH ROW: Becky Zufall, Jane Kernodle, Marelle Peter- sen, Lori Boone, Sherri Finley, Peggy Bryan, Susan Barham, Cheryl Gerringer, Joyce Sutton, Jan Faucette, Teresa Oakley, Kara Davis, Faye McCrickard, Robbie Moore, Gary Somers, Ricky Joyce, Cindy Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Gloria Wrenn, June Massey, Sharon Daniels, Brenda King, Sabrah Barber, Pam Bailey, Donna Frick, Patty Tilley, Karen White, Kay Williamson, Jo Ann McPherson, Sheree King, Jeannie Du- pree, Debbie Fowler, Janet Bowland, Mr. Thompson. SIXTH ROW: Dianne Uerling, Joan Chandler, Phil Bray, Gail Reynolds, Julie Ross, Tonya Durham, Cheryl Whitesell, Kathy Ellison, Carrie Rice, Sherry Massey, Ellen Petty. SEVENTH ROW: Earl Warren, Reggie White. pe ae eet The Western High School Pep Club is always where the action is, cheering the team to victory and creating a terrific spirit of hap- piness in the student body. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Mor- Under the direction of Mr. David Thomp- gan, President; Piper Mitchell, Vice President; Vicki son, the Pep Club bought monogrammed pL SSN tek CCU ed BLE STMT sweaters this year to distinguish themselves as members of the club. At ball games, the club gets together as a group to cheer the War- riors to victory. At W.H.LS. PEP CLUB MEMBERS, Continued: FIRST ROW: Pam Cook, Debbie Lewis, Barbara Blanks, Richard Barnhardt, Wayne Coble, Sandy Boles, Albert Mills, Robin Canterbury, Leslie Stegall, Kendall Overman, Leon Saul, Robin Griswold, Kelly McMillian, Lewis McMillian.. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Johnson, Eddie Poole, Dexter Tarver, Mike Holt, Reggie White, Debbie Thompson, Ernie Koury, Ronnie Reid, Den- nis Chrisman, Judy Wiseman. THIRD ROW: Alice Slade, Doris Russell, Pattie Herbin, Lynetta Slade, David Wade, Lawanda Cook, Ann Barber, Piper Mitchell, Linda Hall, David Casey, Bonnie Snipes, Anne Guye, Ann Allen, Mr. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Karen Ellison, Mary Swift, Terri Thompson, Ann Pride, Barbara Graves, Effie Swift, Frances McCullum, Debra Rogers, Ellise Graves, Sandy Banks, Nadine Sellars, Michael Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Phillip Rat- liff, Ruthie Jeffries, Willie McCullum. SPinsy 3 MR. DAVID THOMPSON A.B., Catawba College Math, Physics Pep Club, Tennis Coach 77 The library provides a warm, relaxed atmosphere. Se en errr fpr 2 Checking out books, filing magazines, processing books, and various other jobs are only afew examples of the work done by the dedicated students known as library assistants. The purpose of the Library Club, says Mrs. Cun- nigham, is “‘to maintain a center of learning with a capable number of assistants to help students, and to give the best possible service.”’ Each year the Library Club sponsors the Talent Show, The Bake Sale, and takes an annual field trip. TOP, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Day, Piper Mitchell, Linda Hall, Beverly Huffines, Thelma Byrd, Margaret Litten, Charlotte Morgan, Lynetta Slade, Frances McCullum, Minnie Cummins. STANDING: Debbie Cates, Debbie Miles, Jiri Daye, Ruthie Perry, William Hudson, Glenn Cantrell, Ronnie Reid, Ricky Wade, G. W. Matkins, Martha Chandler, Debbie Rogers, Jean Stephens, Nadine Sellars. LIBRARY CLUB OF- FICERS: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Day, Treasurer; Margaret Litten, Vice President; Ruthie Perry, President; Nadine Sellars, Secretary. 78 F.S.A. members compete for scholarship. The Future Secretaries Associ- ation is a group of business educa- tion students who express an interest in, and have an aptitude for, secretarial work. The purpose of the club is to develop desirable traits in, and a better understand- ing of, the business world through association with experienced secretaries. This year the Burlington Chap- ter of the Future Secretaries As- sociation is sponsoring a “big sister’ plan in which a chapter member is assigned a high school to help or remember on special occasions. LEFT: MRS. JUDY HORNE A.B., Elon College Business Education - Typing I, B.O.E., Shorthand Future Secretaries Association FSA MEMBERS: SEAT- POM er bee. OO� RIGHT: Linda Carter, Cindy Whitesell, Pat Brewer, Pattie Harrison. STAND- ING LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Tilley, Wilma Prof- fitt, Debbie Smith, Terri Cobb, Yvonne _ Davis, Carol Saul, Margaret Lit- ten, Leslie Stegall, Deb- bie Basham, Sherry Sat- terfield, Anita Morris. FSA OFFICERS: SEAT- ED: Debbie Basham, President. STANDING LEED TO RIGHT: Leslie Stegall, Secretary; Pat Brewer, Vice-President; Not Pictured: Carol Co- wan, Treasurer. AML Co-Editor, Clair Moody. . Co-Editor, Judy Lowe. The We-Hi-Wa staff is one of the most ac- tive clubs at Western. Each member is re- sponsible for doing his share to capture the heartbeat of Western. There is a seemingly never-ending supply of work, including lay- outs, write-ups, picture-taking, selling sub- scriptions and ads, and always there is typing. The We-Hi-Wa staff has strived to put the best of Western between the covers. Associate Editor and Photographer Keith Brammer. 80 WSS BSECWEET CITE CODERS BUSINESS AND TYPING STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Bryan, Jo Ann McPherson, Business Manager, Vickie Stubble field, Teresa Cobb, Head Typist. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherrie Finley, Elaine Woody, Teri James, Diana Sidden. BACK ROW: Joan Chandler, Robin Thomp- son, Sherri Franklin, Miranda Blanchard, Donna Rubley. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine McPher- son, Janet Slade, Barbara Martin, Ann Pride. BACK ROW: Whitney Watson, Mark Dug- gins, Ronald Curry, Alice Slade, Susan Dod- son. 81 Brenton Brincefield, Susan Nance, John Burns, Elizabeth Harris. STANDING: Janice Ap- ple, Anita Patterson. SITTING: Frances Mc- Cullum, Beverly Robert- son, Teresa Boone. SITTING: Doris Russell, Pam Dicker- son, Barry Collins. STANDING: Keith Brammer, Sherrie McKinney, Anna MclIntrye. BEAD - LINGS } - SADC YN LL DOULA AAA, LN Ie } 3 aol i, vt grrr LEFT: MRS. BARBARA ROARK A.B., Catawba College — Business Education, Annual ABOVE: MRS. LOYCE PETERSEN A.B., Piedmont College — English, Annual LOWER LEFT: Tom Smith, Photographer BELOW: PRIMPING! Mike Bryan, G. W. Matkins, John Baxter Civinettes Learn To MRS. MARY LEE HUTCHINS A.B., Salem College History Civinettes FAR RIGHT: MRS. VICKIE WALKER A.A.S., Technical Instit ute Meredith College Technical Drafting WIGAN. LEG SUD FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian Stubblefield, Judy Lowe, Janis Watson, Sherry McKinney, Elaine Woody, Patti Greene, Joyce Hamlet. SECOND ROW: Karen White, Pam Terrell, Barbara Garrison, Karen Lewis, Sandra Massey, Becky Zufall, Teri James, Elizabeth Harris, Wilma Proffit. THIRD ROW: Susie Carter, Cheryl Stanfield, Clair Moody, Susan Dodson, Nancy King, Sheri Tucker, Missy Faucette, Elaine McPherson, Patricia Moorefield, Barbara Blanks, Cathy Hol- land, Linda Carter, Teresa Boone. FOURTH ROW: Debra Russell, Lynetta Slade, Nadine Sellars, Alice Slade, Ann Allen, Cheryl King, Donna King, Barbara Martin. 84 Live And Help Live Seeing a young girl glow with happiness, an elderly person’s face light up with the feel- ing that someone cares, and making a sick per- son a little better are only a few of the expressions of gratitude displayed to the Civ- inettes of W.H.S. A service project each month enables the club to experience many different phases of helping others and the Civinettes truly up- hold their motto — ‘Builders of Good Citizen- ship.” As the year progresses, many more projects will be in store for the club and each one will give the girls a feeling that they have helped someone. ABOVE: Civinettes recruit aid to make turkeys to be used on trays for local hospitals. ABOVE RIGHT, CIVINETTE OFFICERS: CLOCKWISE: Cathy Holland, First Vice President; Karen White, Treasurer; Barbara Garrison, President; Susie Carter, Secretary; Becky Zufall, Assis- tant Secretary; Missy Faucette, Second Vice President. BELOW: Oriental cooking spices history class as students prepare LOT-JU-KAIR-CAI-PEN. MISS NADINE MCGHEE A.B., Elon College Math Assistant Advisor of Civinettes Civitans are re- organized under the direction the sister Civinettes of W.H.S. Civitans strive of Mr. Dennis Littell. to build citizenship by serving their school The ‘‘new” Junior Civitans were initiated by and community. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Hoffman, Greg Pagett, Phil Bray, Robbie Moore, Ken Maines, Ernie Koury, Eddie Boswell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lit- tell, Doug Russell, Jimmy Smith, Harlan Yarbro, Ricky Baldwin, Harold Gar- rison, Doug Coley, John Baxter. THIRD ROW: Tony Simpson, Kenny Prit- chard, Steve Chisholm, Keith Brammer, Terry Smith, Barry Collins, Mark Duggins. RIGHT: CIVITAN OF- FICERS: CLOCKWISE TO CENTER: Eddie Bos- well, Vice-President in charge of programs; Ken Maines, Projects Vice- President; Doug Russell, President; John Baxter, Treasurer; Mark Dug- gins, Freshman Board Member; Greg Pagett, Secretary. FAR RIGHT: MR. DENNIS LITTELL B.S., Appalachian State University Business and Economics Typing I, Sociology Civitans Junior Engineers plan for a specialized future. Fulfilling interests of engineer- ing is the purpose of the Junior Engineers Club of Western High School. The Junior Engineers hold monthly meetings in which programs on computer, electri- cal, and various other types of engineering are displayed. Mr. Ross Smith, math teacher at Western, is the J. E. sponsor along with an advisor from the Burlington Engineers Club. MR. ROSS SMITH A.B., Elon College Mathematics Junior Engineers Student Council JUNIOR ENGINEERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mr. Smith, Warren Berry, Mark Casey, Malvin Artley. SECOND ROW: Bill Price, Jimmy Smith, Robin Griswold, Steve Danieley, Charles Woods. Exchange — Exchangettes float wins a first place. MRS. DALE THOMPSON EXCHANGETTE OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hope Hen- A.B., Elon College drix, Secretary; Jo Alice Helms, Treasurer; Cathy Hensley, U.S. History, Current Events Vice-President; Gail Rhodes, President; Ruthie Perry, Chap- Exchangettes lain. 88 The Exchangettes of Western, under the leadership of Mrs. Sandra Bayliff and Mrs. Dale Thompson, work toward their motto, “Unity for Service.” Membership is limited to thirty sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Throughout the year, the Exchangettes are involved in a number of projects including serving refreshments at teachers’ meetings and fixing fruit baskets for various rest homes at Thanksgiving. During the current football season, with the help of the Jr. Exchange Club, the Exchange- Exchangette float was awarded first place at the Homecoming events. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Deborah Allred, Thelma Byrd, Pat S. Brewer, Jo Alice Helms, Hope Hendrix, Shirley Troutman, June Massey, Patricia Harrison, Sharon Daniels. SECOND ROW: Mrs. D. Thompson, Becky Gilliam, Susie Longest, Cathy Hensley, Gail Rhodes, Cathy Gilliam, Carol Cowan, Kay Williamson, Dottie Greene. THIRD ROW: Robin ) Thompson, Cathy Newell, Janice Apple, Deborah Lewis, Ruthie Perry, Donna Page, Sharon Alcon. | 89 The Junior Exchange is a school service organization affiliated with the National Exchange Club of America. Its motto, “Unity for Ser- vice” is an appeal to qualified high school students to unite in various MR. W. E. LOWE A.B., Elon College M.A., U.N.C. — Chapel Hill Social Studies Junior Exchange EXCHANGE OFFICERS, CLOCKWISE: Carlton Hawkins, Vice-President; Ricky Joyce, Sergeant of Arms; Eric Butler, President; Gary Loy, Trea- surer; Jeff McAdams, Secretary. EXCHANGE CLUB: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Reid, James Teague, Tommy Sexton, Reggie White, Gary Hicks, Dennis Chrismon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lowe, Dennis Hillier, Eric Butler, Ray Brooks. THIRD ROW: Randall Cobb, Steve Simonson, Jeff Mc- Adams, Steve Lahnum, Gary Loy, Ricky Joyce, Carlton Hawkins. service projects for the school com- munity. Scholarship is encouraged and gentlemanly conduct is ex- pected. The local Junior Exchange Club is sponsored by the Elon Col- lege Exchange Club. Future Farmers Of America FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Gwynn, Ernie Koury, Earl Warrick, Carlton Smithey, Dennis Camp- bell, David Satterfield, Randy Pruitt. SECOND ROW: Randy Davis, Danny Daniely, Kenneth Arrwood, Rob- ert Troxler, Ed Thomas, Advisor, Mr. Busick. THIRD ROW: Alvin Cook, Dennis Matkins, Tony Ellington, Robert Lewis, Randy King, Mike Gerringer, Butch Johnson, Randy Simmons. Did you walk down the hall in early November and see a strange looking sight coming toward you? It’s F.F.A. initiation time! The Western Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, under the direction of Mr. J. W. Busick, strive hard to serve their community and school. Each year the F.F.A. participates in such projects as the barbecue sale and the annual Christmas tree sale. They also partici- pate in events at the State fair. MR. J. W. BUSICK B.S., N. C. State University Forestry and Wildlife, Agricultural Science Mechanics, Sales and Service Jel JAN FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Randy Sim- mons; Sentinel, Randy Davis; Treasurer, Mark Bell. SECOND ROW: Vice President, Ed Thomas; Secretary, Kenneth Lucas; Reporter, Robert Troxler; Mr. Busick. 91 Spanish Club Enjoyed Cooking Spanish Foods All students of Spanish at Western are members of the Spanish Club, the purpose of which is the study of the way of life of Span- ish-speaking peoples. Often the members are invited to present programs for various groups. The members participate in one money- making project, which is also a service proj- ect, during the school year. Proceeds from this are used to purchase equipment for the Spanish Department. MRS. CLYDE KIRKMAN A.b., Davenport, Greensboro College Spanish Spanish Club CLUB OFFICERS: Gary Hicks, President; Jimmy Smith, Vice-President; Barbara Blanks, Secre- tary; Becky Zufall, Trea- surer. 92 SPANISH, FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Hamlett, Cathy Vaughn, Joyce Sutton, Karen Co x, Janet Ward, Robin Smith, Barbara Taylor, Becky Gilliam. SECOND ROW: Elaine Woody, Debbie Brooks, Shirley Troutman, Debbie Sidden, Debbie Mabe, Margaret Day, Donna King, Kim Fulk, Emily Whitesell, Patti Greene, Susie Ross, Hope Amick. THIRD ROW: Kelly McMillan, Brenda Russell, Doris Russel, Phyliss Leath, Sherry Atkinson, Jeanne Heath, Elaine McPherson, Bonnie Minor, Debbie Smith, June Turner, Cheryl White- sell. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Al- con, Cheryl Stanfield, Gail Reyn- olds, Sharon Moore, Sabrah Barber, Brenda King, Faye Mc- Cricker, Cindy Owen, Cindy John- son, Sherry Finley, Judy Wisemen, Kara Davis, Jeannie Dupree, Susan Nance, JoAnn McPherson, Becky Zufall. SPANISH CLUB, FIRST ROW: L TO R: William Hud- son, Robin Canterbury, Viv- ian Stubblefield, Casa Arenas, Debbie Thompson, Angela Vargas, Joan Chand- ler, Cheryl King, Nancy Street. SECOND ROW: Na- dine Sellars, Lynetta Slade, Debra Russell, Wilma Prof- fitt, Donna Page, Sandra Mas- sey, Karen Lewis, Pam Ter- rell, Patricia Moorefield, Cathy Hensley, Cathy Hol- land. THIRD ROW: Patti Her- _ bin, Alice Slade, Lynn Ward, _ Marelle Petersen, Cathy Cox, _ Debbie Lewis, Sheri Tucker, _ Teresa Cobb, Charlotte Mor- gan, Pam Cooper, Martha Chandler, Piper Mitchell. ' FOURTH ROW: Reid Tysor, Steve Simmonson, Rick Owen, Doug Turner, John Baxter, Gary Hicks, Ken Maines, Bob Uerling, Johnnie Kistler, Jimmy Smith, Mike Belangia, Rickey Joyce, Mike Vargis. 93 MRS. DOROTHY WESTAFER OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Putnam, Trea- surer; David Peeler, Pres- ident; David Somers, Vice President; Linda Hall, Sec- retary. A.B., Piedmont College Auburn University U.N.C. — Chapel Hill Latin, Dramatics Latin Club Celebrates 94 The Latin Club is organized for the purpose of creating extra-curricular opportunities for the enjoyment of the Latin language and culture. The club celebrates the Roman Saturnalia in Decem- ber; and holds olympic games in April. The Roman Saturnalia. IWAN) Il, JEVORISME IRONY, IEE NG) RIGHT: Glenn Cobb, Patty Tilley, Sherri Brown, Shelia Slade, Vicki Montgomery, Teresa Skenes, Tim- my Flack, Mark Sutton, Garland Guthrie. SECOND ROW: Sandra Winn, Cindy Winn, Karen Petty, Janice Trent, Theresa Watlington, Yogi Simpson, René McDaniel, Robin Page, Pam Bowling, Robin Gerringer. THIRD ROW: Phillip Ratliff, Harry Rainey, Ronnie Johnson, Bill Price, John Evarts, Rebecca Perry, Rebecca Smithey, Lori Boone, Emily Alexander, Donna Cook, Mary Caldwell, Teresa Brinkley, Manon Alewynse. FOURTH ROW: Johnny DeHart, John Massey, Glenn Cantrell, Gary Honeycutt, Ricky Tillotson, Steve Smith, Johnny Dickerson, David King, Wayne Salmon, Donnie Warren. LATIN II, FIRST ROW: CERI tO, RIGHT Kevin Smith, Glenn Hall, Linda Hall, Jiri Daye, Gail Putnam, Debbie Cates, Randy Tate, Joey Raynor. SECOND ROW: Steve Barker, David Somers, Phillip Litten, Robin Butler, G. W. Matkins, Tom Hubbard. THIRD ROW: Jeff Turner, Robbie Thompson, David Peeler, David Hal- ford, Gary Gentry, Ricky Baldwin, Tony Miles. O5 Mrs. Sadler and the office personnel are truly dedicate to the student body and their needs. MRS. JEAN SADLER, Secretary U.N.C.G., Elon College MR.N.G. BRYAN A.B., Atlantic Christain College, M.A., U.N.C. Chapel Hill, Guidance Counselor MRS. PEGGY S. THIEL Elon College Office and Guidance Aide 96 SEATED, L. TO R.: Susan Dodson, Barbara Garrison, OFFICE ASSISTANTS Vivian Stubblefield, Debbie Thompson, Aaron Hopkins. STANDING: David Peeler, Dennis Chrismon, Harold : ; 3 ; Garrison, Ray Brooks, Johnny Kistler, Eric Butler, Whit- Each day during their assigned period, the ney Watson. office assistants perform such odd jobs as writing excuses, counting money, running errands and sorting mail. By assisting Mr. Primm, Mrs. Sadler and Mrs. Thiel the assistants help with nu- merous other jobs which all add to the smoother running of the office and the school. GUIDANCE The Guidance assistants are a group of high school students who give help in the Guidance department by typing, filing, taking phone messages and running errands. SEATED, L. TO R.: Donna Cook, Deb- bie Lewis, Pam Cook. STANDING: William Slade, Tina Lucas, Sandra Winn, Ruthie Perry. oF STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Morgan, Judy Wise- man. SITTING: Cheryl Stanfield, Joyce Hamlett, Sharon Alcon. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Howerton, Donna Page, Ronnie Reid, Linda Carter, Cathy Holland. SEATED: Pattie Harrison. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy. James, Jimmy Smith, John Baxter. FRONT: Kara Davis, Jeannie Dupree, Kenny Prichard. 98 prints the word. Newspaper Staff Editor Karen Lewis NEWSPAPER BUSINESS STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dottie Greene, Sandra Massey, Teresa Oakley. The West Side Story is a major asset to Western High School, as it attempts to provide students with fac- tual, humorous, and enter- taining information. The many divisions of the staff enables the paper to cover the outstanding activities at Western. The Newspaper Staff benefit from their work on the paper in that they exer- cise good writing habits and recognize the steps in which one publishes a newspaper. es a We SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dawn Edwards, Lynetta Slade, April Garrison, Karen White. STANDING: June Massey, Karen Petty, Kay Williamson. oo Chorus Puts Music in the Air at W.H.S. ALEERS frst CARLIN WED TOP:. CHORALEERS, FRONT ROW: John Evarts, Clyde Denny, Greg Bailey, Gary Loy. SECOND ROW: Cathy Cox, Rickey Smith, Dennis Chrismon, Alice Slade, Denise Pleasant. THIRD ROW: Pat Brewer, Lynetta Slade. ABOVE: CHORUS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Chrismon, Chorus Master, Rickey Smith, Assistant Chorus Master, Barbara Martin, Cathy Cox, Melissa Fau- cette, Becky Gilliam, Karen Lewis, Accompanists. MR. LACY FOGLEMAN A.B., Elon College U.N.C.—Chapel Hill Chorus, Guidance 100 TOP, A QUARTET, composed of Dennis Chrismon, John Evarts, Gary Loy, Clyde Denny, joyfully sings for assembly. ABOVE, CHORUS LIBRAR- IANS, Tim Hoffman, Clyde Denny, John Crenshaw, Gary Loy, assist Mr. Fogleman in keeping a file of the musical arrangements. RIGHT, CHORA- LEER CLASS OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Philip Bray, Denese Pleasant, Greg Bailey. SECOND ROW: John Evarts, Barbara Garrison, Sandra Mas- sey, Susan Dodson, Lynetta Slade, Jane Kernodle, Randall Cobb. 101 Opportunities to develop and share vocal talents and to widen the music ability of all members are provided by the Chorus at Western High School. Hard work is put forth for performances on special occasions. The sensational musical, “The Mi- kado,”’ was presented last year. This year the same musical program was pre- sented and was very successful. Individual members organize their own groups and are a special attraction whenever they perform. One such group is the Barbershop quartet. Ten and Twenty Chorus Members CHORUS II, FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: Tom Hubbard, Greg Bailey, Gary Loy, Johnny Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Bill Price, Phil Bray, Clyde Denny, John Crenshaw, Tim Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Dennis Chrismon, Steve Smith, Ricky Smith, John Evarts, Randall Cobb. CHORUS I, FIRST ROW: Suzette Goodman, Denise Pleasant, Belinda Thomas, Mary Lynn Brafford, Brenda Maness, Brenda King, Robin Smith, Rita Hall, Mr. Fogleman. SECOND ROW: Cathy Cox, Fredda Fuqua, Sherri Finley, Susan Bar- ber, Debbie Whitt, Patti Harrison, Barbara Martin, Debbie Brooks, Nancy Street, Elaine Woody. THIRD ROW: Cathy Hensley, Claudia Way, Sandra Massey, Jane Kernodle, Diane Whitesell, Alice Slade, Lynetta Slade, Sarah Gilliam, Me- lissa Faucette, Pat Brewer. FOURTH ROW: Karen Lewis, Susan Dodson, Barbara Garrison, Dottie Greene, Barbara Tay- lor, Nancy Farrish, Becky Gilliam, Sharon Bradsher, Paula Anderson, Kathy Ward. 102 Ready for a Song. CHORUS I, FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: Dari Thompson, Susan Somers, Vickie Wade, Terri Thompson, Janice Trent, Teresa Ross, Cheryl Massey, Rene Carnell, Sylvia Woodruff, Debbie Davis, Mr. Fogleman. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Barbee, Janet Slade, Nancy Cook, Susan Greason, Sherrie Wilkerson, Loretta Turner, Annette Bradsher, Hester Parker, Debbie Jack- son, Sherrie Love, Vickie Price, Bobbi Click, Cheryl Massey, Tonya Durham. THIRD ROW: Cindy Lowe, Emily Alexander, Vanessa Pennix, Jeanette Van Hook, Gwen Day, Doris Russell, Karen Ellison, Missy York, Debra Coghill, Pam Beckam, Angela Thomas, Lynn Nicks. FOURTH ROW: Denise Gilliam, Manon Alywense, Yvonne Helms, Chery! Gerringer, Lisa Heilig, Shelia Slade, Patty Loy, Donna Frick, Debra Cantrell, Nancy Satterfield, Ann Barber, Claudia Austin, Robin Page, Debbie Daniel. CHORUS I, FIRST ROW: David Wade, Barry Collins, Danny Mahaley, David Ward, Robert May, Robbie Wagner, Tim Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Lee Barber, Doug Coley, Doug Forbis, Bobby Thompson, Mike Lewis, Jim Phillips, Mr. Fogle- man. THIRD ROW: Tim Barber, Kenny Webster, Phillip Ratliff, Allen Page, Wayne Coble, Mark Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Covington, Mike Turner, Marty Garrison, Dennis Covington, Steve Danieley, Richard Barnhart, Dean Ger- ringer, Gary Gentry. 103 The Governing Body Of W.HLS. is the Student Council. Here students air “establishment” and teens. It also promotes complaints, discuss ideas, and communicate many activities, such as the Miss Western on an even level with the faculty. The council Pageant to get as many students as possible is the backbone of the school’s code of con- involved in their school’s democracy and duct and it helps to ease relations between fun. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian Stubblefield, Cindy Owen, Pat Moorefield, Missy York, Pam Dickerson, Jeannie Dupree, Ruthie Perry, Anne Pride, Ann Allen, Bonnie Snipes, Patty Herbin. SECOND ROW: Shirley Troutman, Joyce Hamlet, Lori Boone, Janice Trent, Teresa Boone, Elaine Woody, Sabra Barber, Cindy Lowe, Lisa Heilig, Teri Thompson, Kenny Prichard, Tony Simpson. THIRD ROW: Manon Alywense, Vicki Stubblefield, Vicki Montgomery, Lynetta Slade, Karen White, Patty Tilley, Teri James, Barbara Blanks, Patty Loy, Emily Alexander, Steve Chisholm, Greg Pagent, Sammy Stubblefield, Ronnie Walker, Neal Gwynn, Barbara Garrison. FOURTH ROW: Keith Brammer, Jimmy Smith, Eric Butler, Robbie Moore, Brenton Brincefield, Eddie Boswell, Reggie White, Ken Maines, Ray Brooks, Mike Holt, Doug Russell, Steve Simonson. 104 ABOVE, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS; LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Patti Herbin, Co- Vice President; Eddie Boswell, Co-Vice President; Ann Allen, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smith, Advisor; Teri James, Recording Secretary; Keith Brammer, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ray Brooks, President; Doug Russell, Reporter; Teri Thompson, Corresponding Secretary; Jimmy Smith, Treasurer; Lori Boone, Historian. BELOW: HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE: LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Reggie White, Ricky Smith, Brenton Brincefield, Gary Hicks. SECOND ROW: Angela Shaw, Cathy Holland, Barbara Martin, Debra Russell, Mr. Fowler. b. TOP: Serving the various committees of the Student Council are left to right: Lynetta Slade, Barbara Gar- rison, Ray Brooks, Reggie White, Joyce Hamlett, Bar- bara Blanks. RIGHT: Ray Brooks enters the office of Presidency of the Student Council. BELOW: Students vote with enthusiasm for Student Council officers. 106 Campaigning engenders enthusiasm on W.H.S. campus. rosette SARS Contestants and helpers excitedly prepare backstage for the Miss Western Pageant. Sammy Stubblefield solicits a signature for his petition from Anna McIntyre. These delegates and advisor attended the 1971 Student Council Convention in Charlotte. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Prichard, Terry Thompson, Anne Allen, Miss McGhee, Keith Brammer. 107 Nous commencons encore! After having been inactive for quite some chance to gain insight into the French ways time, the French Club was reorganized this of life and culture. year. Any Western student who takes French The officers were elected and the second is eligible for membership. The club was Wednesday of every month was set up as the organized to give those interested students a regular meeting day. OFFICERS: Charles Glark- Vice-President; Judy Lowe, President; Karen White, Secretary- Treasurer. MRS. EVELYN TERRELL N83, UI C.Gs French, English French Club FRENCH CLUB, LEFT! TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Judy Lowe, Susie Longest, Ruby Riggleman, Debbie Parnell, Cindy Chisholm, Margaret Litten, Missy Faucette, Suzette Goodman, Debbie Fowler. SECOND ROW: Missy York, Fredda Fuqua, Mary Lynn Brafford, Barbara Martin, Karen Overman, Donna Rumble, Melody Vaughn, Susan Perry, Terry Thompson, Vicki Wade. THIRD ROW: Ray Turner, Lavern Smith, Teresa Boone, Peggy Bryan, Susan Barber, Becky Swift, Karen White, Sheila Brooks, Debbie Whitt, Jane Kernodle, Linda Pinnix, Bar- bara Garrison, Susan Dodson, Stevie Burton. FOURTH ROW: Charles Clark, Ronnie Brincefield, Alvin Leath, Mark Rinker, Jeffrey Birchfield, Warren Berry, Terry Farell, Johnny Cobb, Doug Stanely, Dennis Chrismon, Steve Evans, Steve Chisholm. Mearneliowlkeach and each lomsearn MISS EVELYN WHITFIELD B.S., Livingstone College Math ela The F.T.A. is made up of stu- dents interested in the teaching profession. Each month, the club selects a Teacher of the Month based upon their outstanding contribution to the teaching pro- fession. The F.T.A. participates in conventions and gains new ideas about projects and about the teaching profession. The club is advised by Miss Evelyn Whitfield and Mrs. Helen Hat- field. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hope Amick, Karen Lewis, Sandra Massey, Melissa Fau- cette, Cathy Hensley, Linda Carter, Wilma Profitt, Jeannie Dupree. STANDING: Cathy Gilliam, Nancy Street, Marelle Petersen, Ronnie Reid, Martha Chandler, Charlotte Morgan, Donna Page. MRS. HELEN HATFIELD Limestone College U.S.C., South Carolina English III gle vNG OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Melissa Faucette; Vice President, Sandra Massey; Secretary, Elizabeth Harris; Treasurer, Wilma Proffitt. HELP! Bus Drivers Transporting students safely to and from school daily is a tremen- dous responsibility. Drivers are adequately trained and _ closely supervised for the safe operation of all buses. Requirements for a bus driver include class work, road training, no traffic violations, a good strong voice and good steady nerves. In addition to driving, bus drivers have to fill out such records as monthly sheets reporting the mile- age traveled and repaired needed. Bus drivers are held accountable for keeping their buses clean and in top condition. Where would we be without them? BUS DRIVERS, SEATED, L. TO R.: Piper Mitchell, Charlotte Morgan, Cathy Gilliam, Gail Putnam, April Garrison, Patty Tilley, Sherrie Brown. SECOND ROW: Phillip Ratliff, Willie McCullum, Chris Zimmerman, Randy Massey, Denise Chris- mon, Randy Simmons, Ben Frick, James Teague, Robert Troxler, Ernest Ward. THIRD ROW: Herman King, Danny Blanch- ard, Fred Faucette, Johnny Kisler, Kenneth Maines, Aaron Hopkins, David Peeler, Doug Russell, Tony Simpson, David Halford. 110 MR. CLYDE FOWLER B.F.A.,.Virginia Commonwealth University MR. JAMES RIDDICK Student create ‘‘Personality Bottles,” one of the many aspects of art explored in Art A.B., Shaw University Classes. M.B., A T University = Civics MRS. MILDRED HUTCHESON A.B., Milligan College, Tennessee English UU SEATED, L. TO R.: Angel Thomas, Donna Frick, Debbie Fowler, Janet Slade, Debbie Overman, Susan Dupree. SECOND ROW: Lawanda Cook, Ann Barber, Deidre Coghill, Debbie Ray, Susan Somers, Denise Ward, Sheree King, Karri Rice. THIRD ROW: Janet Salmon, Sherrie Wilkerson, Dianne Uerling, Dari Thompson, Sherrie Lowe, Belinda Jarrell, Julie Ross, Debbie Davis, Kathy Fulk, Bobbi Click. 5 SEATED, L. TO R.: Gail Putnam, Pam Cooper, Doris Campbell, Linda Foust, Vicki Byrd, Sandy Boles. SECOND ROW: Margaret Day, Linda Carter, Lynn Stegall, Teri Aldridge, Sallie Matkins, Phyliss Leath, Gloria Smith. THIRD ROW: Kathy Cox, Pam Cook, Cindy Whitesell, Theresa Oakely, Dawn Edwards, Pam Terrell, Janet Ward, Debbie Champion, Debbie Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Salmons, Melody Vaughn, Kay Williamson, Jan Faucette, Karmel Putnam, Leslie Stegall, Joyce Hamlett, Robin Gerringer, Kara Davis, Brenda Gerringer. UZ ee ine lOMoOLsmAGtiVities | gy eB The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica helps students enrolled in any Home Economics course to gather knowledge of home living for both present and future. They strive for their motto, ‘““‘Toward New Horizons.” F.H.A.’ers participated in local and state conventions as well as the local fairs and the State fair. Their opportunities for developing ideas of homemaking are unlimited and challenging. MRS. LAURA SMITH B.S., U.N.C.-Greensboro Home Economics | and II lle RN MRS. A. D. PENNIX B.S., A T University Cooperative Occupational Home Economics MRS. STROUD HUFFINE B.S., U.N.C.-Greensboro Family Life, Home Economics | FEA: F.H.A. OFFICERS, KNEELING: L. TO R.: Sandy Boles, Co-Recreational Leader; Elaine Woody, Historian; Kay William- son, Chaplain; Sallie Mae Madkins, Co-Parliamentarian. SEATED: Vickie Montgomery, Co-Recreational Leader; Kara Davis, Treasurer; Joyce Hamlett, Vice-President; Cathy Cox, President; Pam Terrell, Secretary; Linda Carter, Reporter; Lynn Stegall, Co-Parliamentarian. N.H.S. Members ™= maintain a 90 or above average. They are inducted on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and ser- vice. Inductions are held in late February, and members of the sophomore, junior, and MR. GORDON PLUMBLEE B.S., Mars Hill College Science National Honor Society 114 senior classes are eligible for membership. Activities for this year included publishing student directories, conducting the N.H.S. scholarship fund drive, and attending the state convention in April. NATIONAL HONOR SOGIE LYS. SEEMING: ISIE INO) IGT: Barbara Garrison, Judy Lowe, Charlotte Morgan, Kay William- son. SECOND ROW: SEEDING: Cheryl Stanfield, Joyce Ham- lett, Pattie Herbin, Alice Slade, Cathy Holland, Karen White, Sherrie Tucker, Missy Faucette, Karen Lew- is. STANDING: Pat Saunders, Lynetta Slade, Rickey Smith, Doug Russell, John Evarts, Randall Cobb, Keith Brammer, Sand- ra Massey, Susan Dodson, Steve Grant. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS, KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Rickey Smith, Doug Russell. STANDING: Karen Lewis, Susan Dodson, Missy Faucette, Kay Williamson. SEATED: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Simon- son, Teresa Sharpe, Robbie Cantebury. SECOND ROW: Rick Owen, Warren Berry, Glenn Cobb. THIRD ROW: Tony Simpson, Reggie Wise, Rick Stadler. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Debbie Freeman, Charles Wood, David King, Reid Tysor, Robbie Wagoner, Whitney Watson, Johnny Cobb, Nathan Garrison, Ricky Garner. SECOND ROW: Mark Rinker, Robin Rascoe, Steve Evans, Bill Price, Jackie Lee, Charles Clark, John Crenshaw, Earl Warren. THIRD ROW: Ted Sharpe, Mr. Thompson. CHESS CLUB With chessmen lined up in a challenging row, Western's super- brains offer stiff competition to members of Eastern’s Chess Club. Begun last year, this or- ganization is one of slow concen- tration and skill rather than a game of speed and endurance. Interest runs high, and students get in much practice after alge- bra and physics classes. Mr. Thompson serves as_ advisor. UUs Pretty Faces Boost Gr applers The Wrestling Auxiliary, formed by Coach Maynard, was developed for the advancement of wrestling and other minor sports. Some of the duties were selling programs, running the concession stand, keeping scores and time, and giving support to our wrestling team. Attendance was promoted by _ the posters, which were made by the girls. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice Presi- dent, Patti Crutchfield; Trea- surer, Sherri Tucker; President, Marelle Petersen; Secretary, Susan Whitaker. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Boles, Susan Whitaker, Patty Crutchfield, Cheryl Ward, Sherri Tucker, Teri Valentine, Zeta Ross, Susan Somers. SECOND ROW: Katie Gwynn, Ma- relle Petersen, Linda Foust, Sally Matkins, Debbie Mabe, Cindy Winn, Efie Swift, Coach Maynard. THIRD ROW: Janet Slade, Teri Aldridge, Lynn Stegall, Vicki Wade. 116 UPPER RIGHT: MR. JOHN GARRISON MR. CHUCK MAYNARD A.B., Catawba College A.B., Elon College Health, P.E., Assistant Physical Education Football, J.V. Basket- Head Football, Wrestling Coach ball Coach. LOWER RIGHT: BELOW: MR. GLENN GOSS MR. JIM MELTON B.S., Western Carolina B.S., Appalachian State University, Education, University Health, P.E., Biology, Health, Advanced P.E., Biology Assistant Football, Head Assistant Football, Track Baseball Coach. Mrs. Ross’s staff stood in the kitchen preparing their curds and whey... MRS. CAROL McGHEE Cafeteria Cashier CAFETERIA STAFF: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Flouria Johnson, Mrs. Lola Simpson, Mrs. Edna Massey, Mrs. Willie Ann Pride, Mrs. Blanche Ross, Man- ager; Mrs. Lala Perry, Assistant Manager; Mrs. Margaret Moore. Menus, food choices, and hungry students The atmosphere and fellowship within the confront the Cafeteria Staff with a challenge. dining area enhance the atmosphere for both Each day they must combine many ingre- students and teachers. dients in order to select a proper meal. FAN TESTS 8S : — al The warm buildings, the clean rooms, the A table to be moved, a door to be unlocked, freshly-mowed lawn are results of work done an office to be dusted will find the staff on by the Custodial Staff of Western High the job. School. (Ue: The leader of our school — Mr. A. M. Primm Bes MR. A. M. PRIMM, Principal INelBbe lelbedsla (aula: M.Ed., U.N.C. — Chapel Hill Western thanks you, Mr. Primm, for your integrity and honest interest which have made W.H.S. the school it is today. 120 Few people realize how much Mr. A. M. Primm does for W.H.S. He shows a deep concern for each member of the student body and faculty. More than ever before, the individual student has been allowed to take part in the decision making which occurs here every day. This, along with many other exhibitions of faith in the student, has made Mr. Primm a No. 1 principal. 121 MR. LARRY RAYFIELD Assistant Principal A.B., Elon College M.E., U.N.C.—G. New Faces Appear At Western. SHGAG ES MRS. EVELYN DICKERSON serves at Western as a math tutor. MRS. MARY GRIFFIN A.B., A T State University Special Education LEFT: MRS. ROBERT- SON, math tutor, shares a math problem with ee Susan Perry. ABOVE: MRS. DENISE HERBIN North Carolina Central University B.A. English, Reading Students relieve tension in P.E. ABOVE LEFT; MR. LARRELL FORBIS A.B., Catawba College Drivers’ Education Varsity Basketball Coach Golf Coach ABOVE; Students receive a chance to work out and test their skills during P. E. classes. LEFT; MRS. JANICE H. HAILEY B.A., Elon College Health and P.E. Girls’ Basketball Coach Sponsor of J.V. Cheerleaders 123 MR. R. L. BISHOP Deforest Training, Chicago : Electricity and Electronics MR. JESSE J. LANIER M.A., B.S. Degrees A T State University University of Illinois MR. JOHN BURKE N. C. State University Trade and Industrial Education Agriulture — F.F.A. Cabinet Making 124 — MRS. JOYCE CLARK B.S., Bennett College, M.S., A T University Biology, Physical Science Science MRS. BETTY REYNOLDS A.B., Elon College Physical Science, Chemistry Cheerleaders 125 a g Wig OX N ws longs MRS. MARTHA KING (TOP LEFT) A.B., Elon College — English — RISE Committee MRS. JANE ALEXANDER (TOP RIGHT) B.S., Appalachian State University English — Newspaper MRS. MARGARET CAIN BAILEY B.A., Winston-Salem State University — English MRS. BONNIE A. KEMP B.S., University of Wisconsin — English EMO MD Drama Club — Education, Entertainment H é FIRST ROW, SEATED: Joyce Sutton, Linda Campbell, Angela Shaw, Ruthie Jeffries, Ann Guye. SECOND ROW STAND- ING: Beverly Huffines. SEATED: Brenda Huneycutt, Debbie Parnell, Denise Smith, Emily Whitesell, Corkie Cates, Bon- nie Snipes, Anne Pride. STANDING: Eddie Poole. THIRD ROW, SEATED: David Johnson, Brenda Russell, Katie Gwynn, Mike Harper, Danny Doby. FOURTH ROW, STANDING: Debbie Alson, Connie Moore, Billy Smith, Phillip Ratliff, Jo Vaughn, Lynnetta Slade, Frances McCullum, Deborah Rogers, Fred Ireland. Drama Club provides a meaningful Christmas play for the student body and faculty. 27 Interest Sparked in Industrial Trades FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Torrain, Terry Setzer, Blake Hensley, Jeff Saul. SEC- OND ROW: Donnie Warren, James King, Keith Rudd, Butch Johnson, Doug Wade. THIRD ROW: Tony Ellington, Mike Oakley, Gordon Godwin, Lin- dale Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Campbell, Den- nis Hensley, Joe Russell, David Satterfield, | David Jorden. STANDING: Robert Garrison, Jiri Daye, Debrah_ Russell, Diane Moore, Ken Patrick. The VICA Club helps prepare for leadership in the World of Work. Participating members help develop leadership, fellowship, confi- dence, personality and poise. It also helps in developing a behavior pattern vital to a good citizen, who is an asset to his school, home and community. MR. BILL MUNDY B.S., Appalachian State University A CAr OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Patrick, Dennis Mat- kins, Debra Russell, Gordon Godwin. 128 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Harrison, Mark Gilliam, Fred Ireland. SECOND ROW: Larry Simpson, Ronald Ald- ridge, Terry Small, Ricky Bald- win, Tim Satterfield. THIRD ROW: Piper Mitchell, Beverly Airs, Diane Skenes, Billy Wheely. FOURTH ROW: Jean King, Julie Parker, Ricky Miles, Ricky Perkins. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie Carter, Gail Rhodes, Pam Terrell, Harold Garrison, Randy Sartin, Debbie Allred, Mike Belangia, Greg Bailey, Benny Younger, Jerome Tidwell, Mike Mann, Danny Jefferies, Scott Harris. For students enrolled in D. E. seeking careers in marketing and distribution, there is an opportunity to supplement their class- room studies and on-the-job training in sales and promotion. Through membership in the Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA is a national, full-time corporation pro- viding professional and competitive activities for Western’s D. E.r’s. OFFICERS: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Mann, President; Ricky Baldwin, Vice President; Julie Parker, Secretary; Jean King, Historian. KNEELING: Fred Ire- land, Reporter; Rickey Miles, Chaplain; Absent — Angela Shaw, Treasurer; Donna Davis, Parliamentarian. MR. RONNIE CAIN East Carolina, UNC-Chapel Hill 129 Distributive Education, D.E.C.A. Student Participation Brings Mrs. Hailey gives the Warriorettes a con- cerned look as they rest during a ‘“‘time-out”’. Nancy Satterfield gives report in Civics class. Students try their luck with chopsticks while study- ing World History. 130 First-Hand Knowledge. CRM 03 He HAR EN IEE SMeeeiee yee Mr. Lanier instructs students in cabinet-making. 1S Jazz Band busily prepares for another concert. Teachers And Students km cd € a? Mrs. Thompson makes U. S. History interesting to her stu- dents. RIGHT: This is an example of the work done in the agri- culture department with Mr. Lanier. The Jazz Band offers a musical air to the students at Western. 132 Share Their Knowledge. SA ABOVE: Students find that algebra requires much con- centrated study. LEFT: Drama club gives students something to think about at Christmas. 133 A Diversity Of Activities Makes A Aaron Hopkins finds his knowledge of cars useful in auto- Alva Brammer, Tommy McIntyre work together on a mechanics. shop project. Auto-mechanics — prepares students for future work. School spirit at ball games would not be the same without the aid of the Band. Well-Rounded Student. Missy, Emily, and Linda eat heartily during lunch period. oS AAA eI - FRONT, Sharon Alcon BACK, Cheryl Stanfield, work diligently on a Home SINCER Ec. Project. Chorus members intent on learning a new song. FRONT ROW: Steve Smith, John Chrenshaw. SECOND ROW: Barbara Garrison, Susan Dodson, Fredda Fuqua, Sheree Atkinson, Dottie Greene, Nancy Farrish. is5 . 3 N Ay y ABOVE: Vivian Stubblefield, Cassa Arenas, Debbie Howerton, Carlton Hawkins, and Terri James received the local school Art Awards. TOP RIGHT: Henry Buckner and Bob Uerling received honorable mention in the Scholastic Art Award. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Dale Thomp- son was chosen as Teacher of the Year. Participation And Dependability Have Their Rewards. ABOVE: Joyce Hamlet received the Ser- vice Award, Officer of the Year Award and Scroll Degree Chapter Award in Home Economics. LEFT: Linda Carter and Cathy Cox received the Home Eco- nomics Key Degree Award. RGAE RA WERE es RANE LEI ERED ster Honors Are Heaped UPPER LEFT: Charles Wood, Doug Russell, and Eric Butler were Morehead Scholarship nominees. ABOVE: John Evarts and Denise Pleasant received the most im- proved male and female Soloist Award. LEFT: Nancy King receiv- ed the DAR Award. Gary Hicks received the U.S. History Award. 140 Upon Deserving Students. = oo = wn gO eye (aa (CO) aes =e) a G WPPERSRIGHT the selected as SB ot oO iT wo ge) Wa) Va a5 oa o an 8 Ez ae ORS aoc ee See az © Serie ic o ee Ow s =O 6 Ores 141 z ABOVE: Ricky Baldwin was chosen DECA District Vice- President; Julie Parker as District Secretary-Treasurer. RIGHT: Eric Butler, Nancy King, and Lynetta Slade repre- sented the Junior Class as Citizens of the Week. 142 Individuals Achieved Honors Through Hard Work. a ABOVE LEFT: Bonnie Snipes and Anne Allen were selected as Talent Show’ winners. ABOVE RIGHT: Dennis Chris- mon was Most Improved Male Soloist. RIGHT: Patti Herbin was Most Improved Band Mem- ber. 143 representing the sophomore class are Sharon S Alcon and Keith Brammer. Good citizen chorus award recipients were Ricky Smith and Gary Loy. ABOVE: Most improved male Karen Lewis and Melissa Faucette received the AT LEFT: vocal advancement music award. Ob ae 906 Sy . 9022, Oba 006 144 Doug Turner received first place drum major at the Southeastern U.S. Band Festival in Bristol, Tennessee. Karen Lewis was a Merit Scholorship semifinalist. appiness Is ABOVE: Alvin Leath received from Coach Garrison the Most Valuable Jay- vee Football Award. Sige ig Lo Ly Z y ; ; Uf Gilles yo ] ae és i e é ‘ —_ SDOTBALL SC | Le a enn 27) SOUTHERN: Z J 4 oN GRAHAM : ROHANEN SILER CITY 1 : va E. MONTGOMERY oo CENTER: Good Citi W MONTGOMERY Bef é : zens representing EASTERN 4 NE. GILFORD gle | Freshman Class are 5 AH. ° ee ew Terri Thompson and Phil Bray. BOTTOM IE Gaie LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Simpson, Mike Holt, Billy MceCrick- ard, and Ken Maines were chosen for the All County Football Team. Receiving An Award. . “| westt) —. @ Mir __——, : s | WESTER, ABOVE RIGHT: Su- ka 7s i ! WESTERN, @2 EN san Dodson receives | i. d ee oe PTE q CITY the award of Most (Mee _ — ay ce sd WESTER PY JRONTGOMERY Improved Eomole ‘he sh WESTEME i] Raph GOMERY Chorus Member. a | : WES 4 BOTTOM RIGHT: Pee. (OO. RIGHT; Billy McCrickard and Ken Maines were chosen for the All Conference Squad. LEFT TO RIGHT: Melissa Faucette, Sandra Massey, Karen Lewis, Susan Dodson, Barbara Garrison. Upper Classmen CLOCKWISE: Clair Moody, Cathy Hensley, Ricky Joyce, Linda Carter, Debbie Thompson, Eric Butler. There are always those who wish to use their abilities and talents for the benefit of others. From the senior class have come twenty-three young people who distin- guished themselves through their leader- ship and service to their fellow students. The We-Hi-Wa takes pride in honoring these seniors. LEFT; FRONT: Whitney Watson, Lynetta Slade. BACK: Jimmy Smith, Ricky Smith, Debra Russell. er Recetas Ep BS 2 a Caen Merit Distinction. MARSHALS FOR 1972 FIRST ROW: Sharon Alcon, Nancy Street, Sherce King, Patty Hulin, Steve Grant; SECOND ROW: John Evarts, Patty Tilley, Karen White, Kay Williamson; THIRD ROW: Rick Stadler, Keith Brammer, Steve Chisholm. SEATED: Vivian Stubblefield. STANDING; LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Lowe, Gary Hicks, Ray Brooks, Elizabeth Harris, Teri James. 149 Gary Hicks, Vice President As Seniors, we bring to an end twelve long years of school. We have used these years as a preparation for the future. Not only have we learned academically; we have learned spiritually. We have learned that life is not easy, but then ease makes neither happiness nor suc- 150 William Hudson keeps his wires straight in elec- tronics. cess. Now our future is upon us. With grad- uation we begin a new life — one of even more striving and more competition, but it will be a new beginning. wie on Linda Carter works on decorations for prom. Cathy Gilliam, Treasurer 151 Aldridge, Ronald Allen, Brenda A. Alson, Deborah Kaye Anderson, Rebecca Lydia Arenas, Cassa Lane Bailey, Gregory Young Basham, Debra Kaye Most Intellectual: Belangia, Michael Ray Charleaood Blanks, Barbara Kay Karenlouwre Bowling, Brewer, Brooks, Brooks, Burton, Butler, Janet Lee Pat Saunders Kathy Suzanne Ray Simmons Steve Wayne Eric Marshall Byrd, Thelma Carter, Linda Carole Chandler, Martha Angela Chrismon, Dennis Eugene Christmas, Hope Cobb, Randall Best All-Round: Barbara Garrison Ray Brooks (52 Cook, Alvin Cook, Donna Faye Cook, Pamela Kay Cox, Cathy Susan Cowan, Carol Faucette Davis, Randy O. Day, Jiri Jean Doby, Danny L. Doby, Deborah Kay WE Dodson, Farrish, Faucette, Freeman, Frick, Susan Denise Steven. Nancy Ann Melissa Carol Jimmy R. Ben Garrison, Barbara Raye Garrison, Harold Gentry, Gary Gerringer, Brenda Gilliam, Cathy Francis Greene, Dorothy Dawn Fifth period Humanities class learns about human relations. 153 Seniors —— Graduation Hall, Eugene Hall, Linda Gail Harper, Michael David Harris, Elizabeth Harris, Scott W. Harrison, Mark K. Hawkins, Carlton Helms, Jo Alice Hendrix, Hope Nannette Hensley, Cathy Wittiest: Janice Watson Best Looking: Ernie Koury Fred Ireland Linda Carter Hensley, Steve Hensley, Timothy Blake Hicks, Gary Lane Hillier, Dennis E. Hiller, Gerry Holland, Cathy Holt, Michael Douglas, III Hopkins, Aaron Deroy Howell, Kathy Darlene Howerton, Debra 154 RUiTese Ne aire Hudson, William Huff, Sandra Lee Huffines, Beverly Jean Hunevcutt, Brenda Inge, Steve Van Ireland, Fred James, Theresa Dawn Johnson, Butch Johnson, David Jones, Richard Lee Jones, Jordan, Joyce, King, King, Kistler, Ricky Lee David Michael Rickey Lee Deborah Yvonne Nancy Lee John Larkin Koury, Lahnum, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Litten, Ernie Anthony Steve Bryant Deborah Sue Karen Ann Robert Franklin Margaret Rose iSs5 Most Talented: Barbara Blanks David Peeler 156 Litten, Michael Reid Lowe, Judy Carol Lucas, Billie Potenia Lucas, Kenneth F. Maines, Kenneth Wayne Martin, Glen Seymour Massey, Darlene Massey, Randy Keith Massey, Sandra Lynn Matkins, Dennis Arthur May, Gerald Avery McAdams, Jeffrey Lon McCullum, Frances Vanessa Miles, Debra Kay Miles, Rickie Carroll Mills, Albert Stafford, Jr. Mitchell, Piper Lorene Moody, Clair Moore, Connie McKinly Moore, Sandra Annetta Moore, Dianne Wilma Morgan, Charlotte Kent Newman, Michael Ray Overman, Warren Kendall Page, Donna Ann Parker, Julie Patrick, Kenneth Elliott Peeler, David Jarrett Perry, Anna Ruth Perkins, Ricky Dean Petersen, Nancy Marelle Boat acranenesenainnnanenesannnnoonesecsttihine William Perry thinks about what art project he should attempt next. Pinnix, Levi Charles Proffitt, Wilma Emma Pullium, Mary Ann Putnam, Gail Barber Randleman, Dennis Alva Randleman, Dean Ronnie Reid, Ronnie Lee Rhodes, Gail Lynn Rogers, Debra Diane Rudd, Ronald Keith 157 Russell, Debra Russell, Douglas Page Russell, Sue Vickie Sartin, Randy Lane Saul, Jeff Glenard Saul, Leon Willie Sellars, Nadine Sexton, Tommy N. Shaw, Angela Mark Simmons, Randy Dwain Simonson, Steve Richard Simpson, Larry D. Simpson, Walter Anthony Slade, Lynetta Small, James Eugene Small, terry lee Smith, James Lee Smith, Ricky Alexander Graduation Approaching... Smith, Terry Jay Smith, William Vance Stegall, Leslie Jean Cathy Holland Mike Holt Stubblefield, Vivian Dare Swift, Mary Lea Terrell, Pamela Louise ... Anticipation soars high. 3 ane Winn, Sandra Kay Wood, Charles Wade Younger, Benny Ray Cutest: Debbie Basham, Mike Newman 159 Thomas, Edward Lee Thompson, Deborah Dawn Tickle, Kenneth Harris Tucker, Sherri Gayle Uerling, Robert Joseph Wade, Richard Plymouth Warren, Donnie Leon Watson, Janice Carol Watson, Whitney McRee Way, Claudia Ann Wheeley, Billy Rae Whitesell, Cynthia Lavon SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most School Spirit: | Mike Belangia Linda Hall ee Most Dependable: Steve Evans Nancy King Di essai ; OHH ae yyy Le aie h) sat rN Most Likely to Succeed: Whitney Watson Sandra Massey Biggest Flirt: Cathy Hensley Tommy Sexton 160 Friendliest: Most Courteous: hbesasticnie a Wemwpencix ws a Elizabeth Harris Ricky Smith Randall Cobb Cathy Gilliam 161 LOAM a dope Most Athletic: Sandra Moore Ricky Joyce -— — Most Popular: Vivian Stubblefield Ken Maines Juniors Provide Outstanding Leadership. ee Brenton Brincefield, President Now that we are Juniors, we wear our class rings with total pride. Our final dream is to become Seniors. Three- fourths of our high school career is now behind us; our Senior year is the next building block of our goal. We must prepare ourselves for the challenges and problems that await us in the following year. It will be im- portant for us to continue striving toward our goal as a class and as an individual. With determination and ability we can reach that goal. 162 Linda Thompson casts her ballot for Student Council officers. Junior-Senior prom means fun, fellowship and food. (Teresa Boone, Malcom Leath) G. W. Matkins, Vice-President Junior talent — a distinguishing air of Western by Ruby Riggleman. 163 Juniors Are Faced with “sap Seas Volunteers are testing tea for Athletic Banquet. Alcon, Sharon Aldridge, Bonnie Allen, Anne Allred, Debra Amick, Hope Anderson, Cindy Apple, Janice Baldwin, Ricky Baxter, John Baynes, Loretta Bell, Mark Bennett, Eddie Benton, Phillip Blanchard, Danny Boswell, Eddie Brammer, Keith Brincefield, Brenton Brooks, Shelia Brown, Raycine Brown, Sherri Bryan, Mike Burns, John Byrd, Vickie Campbell, Dennis Campbell, Doris Campbell, Linda Carmichael, Cathy Carter, Susie Casey, Mark Chandler, Joan Mr. Smith patiently explains a geometric proof. 164 Se cpebestand Results, Mr. Harris receives final results of magazine sales from Mr. Littell. Chisholm, Steve Clapp, Randy Cobb, Teresa Cobb, Terry Coble, Wayne Coffey, Susan Cooper, Pam Cox, Karen Crouse, Mike Crowson, Danny Cummings, Minnie Daniely, Mark Davis, Donna Davis, Kara Davis, Yvonne Daye, Margaret Denny, Clyde Duggins, Jearldean Dupree, Jeannie Ellington, Tony Evans, Barbara Evans, Sandra Evarts, John Flack, Timmy Fleicher, Linda Flynn, Robin Foust, Linda Fulk, Kim Garrison, April Gilliam, Mark Godwin, Gordon Godwin, Linda Grant, Steve Greene, Patty Patricia Moorefield Homecoming fans with 165 tine. delights fire rou- Rings are heavy Greene, Terri Guthrie, Ricky : Guye, Ann | Gwynn, Bobby Halford, David Hall, Doug Hall, Glen | Hall, Sammy Hamlet, Joyce Harrison, Patricia Harrison, Pattie Hazelwood, Clifford Hensley, Robert Herbin, Patty Hodge, Johnny Honeycutt, Gary Hopkins, Ann Huffines, Terry Huneycutt, Lynn Jeffries, Ruthie Johnson, Richard Jones, Janada King, Cheryl King, Donna King, James King, Mike King, Sheree Lassiter, Beverly Leath, Alvin Love, Sherry Loy, Gary Lunsford, Rodney Mabe, Debbie Vv Waiters and waitresses proudly serve their class- mates. Miss Lockley student teaches with Mr. Plumblee in biology. on Junior fingers. Madkins, Sallie Martin, Kenny Matkins, G. W. Matthews, Rachel McDaniels, Reneé McIntyre, Tommy McLeran, April McPherson, Elaine McPherson, JoAnn Miller, Gary Mitchell, Jeff Moorefield, Patricia Morris, Anita Moss, Dean Nance, Susan Newell, Kathy Oakley, Mike Owen, Rick Page, Allen Parker, Vickie Parnell, Debbie Perry, Susan Petty, Karen Pickard, Buddy Price, Debbie Prichard, Kenny Prichett, Susan Riggleman, Ruby Roberts, Patrick Russell, Brenda Russell, Doris Satterfield, David Satterfield, Sherry Satterfield, Tim 167 Juniors Learn Skills Saul, Carol Setzer, Terry Sidden, Debbie Slade, Alice Skenes, Diane Smart, Paul Smith, Debbie Smith, Denise Smith, Gloria Smith, Steve Smithey, Carlton Snipes, Bonnie Somers, David Stadler, Richard Stanfield, Cheryl Stevens, Melvin Street, Nancy Sutton, Joyce Swift, Effie Teague, James Thompson, Linda Thompson, Lindale Thompson, Robbie Thompson, Robin Tickle, Gail Tilley, Patty Tillotson, Arthur Troutman, Shirley Troxler, Robert Troxler, Steve Turner, Doug Turner, June Turner, Ray Charles Valentine, Lea Vaughn, Jo Wade, Lena Ward, Janet Watlington, Teresa Boys in cabinet making learn to operate a power saw. (Russell Wright, Ulysses Dewer, William Perry, Gerald Pinnix, - David Royster, Larry Dewer) : win il 168 White, Karen White, Reggie Whitesell, Cheryl Whitesell, Emily Williamson, Donnie Williamson, Kay Wiseman, Judy Wolfe, Randy Wood, Judy Wright, Randy Wright, Ronald Wright, Russell Yarbro, Harlan Zimmerman, Chris Zufall, Becky Gerringer, Robin Candidates for Graduation: Brown, Tommy Dickerson, Gary Newsome, Earl McCrickard, Billy Provides Pleasure Chicken Salad puffs were a favorite before the prom. (June Turner, Bonnie Minor) 169 Sports, Study and Fun As we strive to become the best sopho- more class Western has ever had, we have grown to be a vital part of all the academic and social activities. We have put down roots and established our- selves as contributing members of our school. As the year closes we look for- ward to becoming the upper-class Juniors. Drafting students, Sabrina Mitchell, Barry Carter, Randy Faircloth, Jimmy Freeman, and Paul Nance admire the skill that goes into sketching a plan. Fredda Fuqua, Secretary 170 Es PP WE LIE, Fvesncsnoong RMEORE Cheapo stb thers Asistocects i a ard Fie 60 Tor Meel Cheeus SOPHOMORES © : ¥ a Anne Allen, Howard Allison, Vickie Byrd, Angelo Snipes, Minnie Cummings, Ronnie Brincefield, and Bonnie Snipes await Reverend Brincefield to acknowledge the demise of Graham's Red Devil. Vickie Wade, Phyllis Leath, and Sylvia Davis learn - the fine points of finishing a garment. Teresa Boone, Treasurer 171 Geometry, Aldridge, Teri Allen, Ray Allred, Kenny Anderson, Paula Artley, Malvin Ashely, Earl Atkinson, Sheree Ballenger, Mike Barber, Sabrah Barber, Susan Barker, Steve Belangia, Ken Berry, Warren Billings, Ricky Boles, Sandy Bolton, Mary Lou Boone, Lori Boone, Teresa Bradsher, Allen Bradsher, Sharon Brafford, Mary Lynn Bray, Phil Brincefield, Ronnie Broadway, Curry Brooks, Debbie Becky Swift and Teressa Watling ton try out for flagettes. Bryan, Peggy Burns, Paul Butler, Robin Canterbury, Robin Cantrell, Glenn Carter, Barry Carter, Danny Carter, Harry Cartner, Cindy Cates, Korkie Caldwell, Mary Anne Champion, Debbie Cheeks, Bonnie Childress, Jeannie Clark, Charles Clark, Clemon Coble, Kenny Corbett, Esther Crenshaw, John Crutchfield, Patti Daniely, Danny Daniels, Sharon Dawson, Kay. Dawson, Pat Malcom Leath, taking samples of the treats at the Jr. Sr. Prom — 1970. UTZ Biology, History Day, Mary Dean, Jeff Dewar, Gary Dickerson, Johnnie Dickerson, Pam Duggins, Keith Edmonds, Dianne Edwards, Dawn Faircloth, Randy Faucette, Jan Faucette, Steve Faulkner, Ronnie Ferall, Terry Finley, Sherri Foster, Vickie Fowler, Debbie Freeman, Debbie Fuquay, Fredda Garrison, Ronald Garrison, Ronnie 5 Gerringer, Mike Gibson, Tonni z Gilliam, Sara : Golden, Paula ij ay a Goodman, Suzette Goude, John Greenwood, Kathy Gribble, Mark Griswald, Robin Guthrie, Mary Ann Guthrie, Garland Guye, Wanda Gwynn, Katie 4 A Wy Hall, Rita Hamilton, Tom Hoffman, Tim Hopkins, Johnnie Howlett. Allen Hubbard, Tom Hughes, Butch Kellis, David Kellam, Steve Kernodle, Jane Kilpatrick, David King, Brenda King, Herman King, Keith James, Billy Terry Thompson, Anne Allen, Patty Herbin. feel proud to repre- 173 sent their classes as Student Coun- cil officers. Jean Stephens is learning a skill that will be useful in future years. 174 Rainey, Harry Raynor, Joe Reese, Tony Robertson, Beverly Ross, Susie Rudd, Gloria Rumley, Donna Salmon, Wayne Salmons, Cathy Sharp, Teresa Sidden, Dianne Skenes, Teresa Slade, Shelia Slade, William Smith, Robin Jerrall, Belinda Jones, Sam Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Ronnie Jordan, Patty Leath, Phyllis Litten, Phillip Longest, Susie Maney, Micky Martin, Barbara Massey, Johnnie Massey, June McCrickard, Faye McCullum, Bobby McCullum, Willie McKinney, Sherrie McMillian, Kelly Miles, Randy Minor, Randy Mitchell, Allen Mitchell, Sabrina Montgomery, Vicki Moody, Charles Moody, June Moore, Robbie Morene, Bernice Moss, David Nance, Paul Norris, Dwight Oakley, Cheryl Oakley, Debra Oakley, Teresa O'Hara, Phillip Overman, Karen Owen, Cindy Pagett, Greg Patterson, Anita Perkins, Debbie Perkins, Roger Perry, Linda Perry, Rebecca Perry, Vincent Pleasant, Denise Pinnix, Brenda Pinnix, Janice Pinnix, Linda Poole, Anthony Poole, Eddie Poole, Patricia Poythress, David Price, Bill Pride, Ann Proffit, Arland Pruitt, Randy Putnam, Karmel Self Expression. Smith, Kevin Smith, Laverne Smithey, Becky Snipes, Angelo Somers, Gary Stevens, Jean Stewart, William Sutton, Mark Swift, Becky Tate, Randy Taylor, Barbara Thiel, Gary Teague, Terrie Thompson, Randy Thompson, Sharon Thompson, Terry Tillotson, Ricky Tuggle, Mark Tysor, Reid Vaughn, Kathy Vaughn, Melody Vargas, Mike Wade, Vickie Wagoner, Vickie Ward, Earnest Ward, Kathy Ward, Lynn Ward, Pam Ward, Randy Ward, Terry Warrick, Jesse Weaver. Gail Webster, Bobby Webster, Jimmy Webster, Randy Whitaker, Susan Whitesell, Dianne Whitesell, Jennifer Whitesell, Terry Whitt, Deborah Whitt, Tony Wilkerson, Donna Wood, Debbie Woodruff, Sonia Woody, Elaine Wrenn, Gloria Wright, Richard Mabry, Jo Ellen Western students enjoy the e xtra attractions provided by the library. 175 Susie Oakley, Treasurer Vickie Stubblefield, Secretary Wa Reading and writing still going on. 176 Breshinenmcean = only the Beginning Emily Alexander, Vice President Neal Gwyn, President “We're from Western High School, no one could be prouder .. .” is a well-known fact among the freshmen. It was a hard climb, but on September 2, 1971, we entered the halls of Western and gained recognition as the ‘““Freshman.”’ It is a proud standing and we have become a part of the Warrior campus not only through the classroom, but also through participation in such extra-curricular activities as FHA, FFA, Civitans, Civinettes, Pep Club, Cheer- leading; and ) Girls) Auxiliary? =. you don’t believe us, we’ll shout a little louder.” New Friends New Hopes New Experiences Barber, Lee Barber, Tim Alewynse, Manon Alexander, Emily Allen, Shirley Allen, Steve Allison, Howard Andrews, Sherrie Apple, Reneé Ashley, Wanda Austin, Claudia Baker, Alice Baldwin, Linda Barbee, Robin Barber, Ann Barber, Barry The Chess Club, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Thompson, patiently ponder the next move. Barham, Susan Barker, Lynn Barnhart, Richard Beckom, Pam Bell, Wakie Bennett, Robin Benoken, Tripp Blackman, James Blanchard, Keith Blanchard, Miranda Bowan, Pam Bradsher, Annette Have you tried Mr. Fowler's body build- ing program? Uv Freshmen Learning the Brinkley, Teressa Brown, Kerri Bryant, Danny Bunn, James Burchfield, Jeffery Byerly, Debbie Cantrell, Donna Chisholm, Cindy Click, Bobbie Cobb, Johnny Cobb, William Coe, Ernestine Coghill, Deidre Cole, Donna Coley, Doug Collins, Barry Collins, Jerome Collins, Janie Cook, Debra Cook, Freddie Cook, Jan Cook, Lawanda Cook, Nancy Coon, Vernon Cornell, Renee Counts, Robert Cox, Wanda Creger, Greg Cregor, Marc Curry, Ronald Daniels, Debbie Danieley, Steve Davis, Debbie Davis, Karen Davis, Sharon Davis, Sylvia Daye, Johnny Dexter, Tarver Diamont, Eddie Dickens, David Disney, Terrie Dixon, Freddie Duggins, Mark Dupree, Susan Durham, Tanya Edmonds, Teresa Edwards, Mark Ellison, Karen Ellison, Kathy Enoch, Mary Ann Evans, Bobby Evans, Dawn Evans, Sandra Evans, Shirley Farnham, Shanon Faulkner, Donnie Faucette, David Flack, Billy Forbis, Doug Ford, Scott Franklin, Sherri Frick, Donna Fulk, Cathy Garner, Ricky Garrison, Marty Freshman members of a Home Ec. class fill out forms to be used in a follow-up study for vocational students. 178 iraileol aevViarrior: Garrison, Nathan Gerringer, Chery] Gerringer, Dean Gerringer, Shane Gerringer, Teresa George, James Gilliam, Denise Gilliam, George Goude, Frances Guffy, Tim Gulley, Johnny Graves, Elise Mae Greeson, Susan Gwynn, Jimmy Hall, Kathy Harold, Jerry Harris, Danny Harris, Vickie Hazelwood, Linda Helig, Lisa Helms, Yvonne Henderson, Jimmy Hensley, Dwight Hensley, Mike Hicks, Wanda Higgins, David Hill, Vickie Holland, Jimmy Holland, Roxanne Hopkins, Earl Hopkins, Rebecca Hopkins, Richard Hughes, Jimmy Hundley, Kevin Huskey, Richard Inskip, Leonard Isley, Larry Jackson, Debbie Jones, Jeff Jones, Florine Justice, Linda Kernodle, Tina Kidd, Mike King, David King, Roy Lahnum, Donnie Lassiter, Mike Latta, Lena Leath, Annette Lee, Jackie Lewis, Mike Lowder, Mike Lowe, Cynthia Lowe, Sherry Loy, Pattie Mahaley, Danny Mansfield, Brenda Mansfield, Gary Martin, Steve Massey, Cheryl Massey, David Massey, Denise May, Robert McIntyre, Anna McMillan, Lew is 179 Merrit, Jimmy Miller, Arlene Mitchell, Timmy Moore, Sherry Moore, William Moorefield, Kathy Morgan, Joe Murray, Kenny Murray, Renee Newell, Richard Nicks, Lynn Oakley, Gary Oakley, Susan Overman, Debbie Page, Robin Palmer, Donna Parker, Beth Parker, Hester Parker, Smiley Payne, Jerry Perkins, Steve Petty, Ellen Phillips, Tim Pinnix, Robin Anne Pinnix, Vannesa Price, Vicki Proffit, Darrel Pulliam, Cleo Putnam, Johnny Ray, Debbie Reese, Clarence Reynolds, Gail Rice, Curry Rinker, Mark Robertson, Tina Rogers, Karen Roney, Penny Rascoe, Robin Ross, Julie Ross, Theresa A cheerful atmosphere is an asset to learn- ing. 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NE me PDE: a) = S =. = SS ee es 2 p i the we-h Burlington House — Fabrics Finishing Burlington Socks Double Knit Plant — Burlington Knit Fabrics Grabur Plant J. Spencer Love Center Mayfair Plant — Burlington Fabrics Pioneer Plants —I I Plaid Mills Transportation Division Williamsburg Plant A UNIT OF Burlington Burlington INDUSTRIES, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1972 BURKE'S DEPT. STORE Gibsonville, N.C. — ASIA USAMA MIRAI RONALD LEE ALDRIDGE DECA 4. REBECCA LYDIA ANDERSON French Club 1. CASSA LANE ARENAS FHA 1; FTA 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Miss Western Con- testant 2, 3; Miss Western 3; Prom Waitress 2. GREGORY YOUNG BAILEY DECA 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4. DEBRA KAYE BASHAM West Side Story 1, 3, 4; Exchangettes 3; Chorus I 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Attendant 1; Superlative 4; FSA 4; President 4; Class Officer 3; Treasurer. MICHAEL RAY BELANGIA DECA 4; Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus I 1; Varsity Football 3; J. V. Football 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Treasurer, Track 1, 2, 3. BARBARA KAY BLANKS Outstanding Senior; FHA 1, 2; Co-Parliamentarian 2; FTA 1, 2; Vice-President 2; Civinettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Chorus I; Band 2, 3, 4; Feature Twirler 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4; Miss Western Con- testant 2, 3, 4; Runner-up 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Treasurer. JANET LEE BOWLING Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 3, 4. WALTER ALVA BRAMMER PATRICIA SAUNDERS BREWER National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 2; West Side Story 2; Exchangettes 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Bus Driver 3; FSA 3, 4; Vice-President 4. KATHY SUZANNE BROOKS DECA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2. RAY SIMMONS BROOKS Outstanding Senior; Junior Exchange 4; Latin Club 1, 2; President 2; Chorus I 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Co-Captain 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Freshman Basketball 1; Co-Captain 1; Baseball 2; Office Assistant 4; Class Officer 1; Presi- dent; Superlative 4. HENRY LATANE BUCKNER Latin Club 1, 2; Chorus I 1; Student Council 1. STEVE WAYNE BURTON VICA 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; French Club 4; Pep Club 2; Prom Waiter 2. ERIC MARSHALL BUTLER Outstanding Senior; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Exchange 2, 3, 4; President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Student Council 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; J. V. Basketball 3; Baseball 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Waiter 2; Office Assistant 4; Class Officer 3; President; Wrestling 2; Marshal 3; Superlative 4. LINDA CAROLE CARTER Outstanding Senior; FHA 3, 4; FTA 4; West Side Story 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; Miss Western Contestant 2; Class Officer 1; Secre- tary; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Superlative 4; FSA 4. DEBBIE YVONNE CATES Library Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 3, 4. MARTHA ANGELA CHANDLER National Honor Society 2, 3; Library Club 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; West Side Story 3, 4; Student Council 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS EUGENE CHRISMON Junior Exchange 4; French Club 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; President 4; Varsity Football 4; J. V. Football 2; Pep Club 1, 4; Office Assistant 4. HOPE CHRISTMAS FHA 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 3, 4. RANDALL DONNELL COBB National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; West Side Story 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Exchange 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4. ALVIN SHELTON COOK FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. MMM RU ARARARARS DONNA FAYE COOK Latin Club 4; French Club 1, 2; Guidance Assistant 4. PAMELA KAY COOK FHA 1, 2, 4; FTA 1, 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Assistant 3, 4. CAROL FAUCETTE COWAN Exchangettes 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; West Side Story 3; FSA 3, 4; Treasurer 4. CATHY SUSAN COX FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4, Historian 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4, Treasurer 3; Marshal 3; FSA 4. RANDY O’DEAN DAVIS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. JIRI JEAN DAY Library Club 2, 3, 4; VICA 4; FHA 3; FTA 1; Latin Club 3, 4; Chorus I 3; Pep Club 3. GARY DICKERSON J. V. Football 2; Pep Club 3; Golf 1; Wrestling 2, 3. DANIEL LEE DOBY Latin Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; J. V. Football 1; Track 1; Drama Club 4. DEBORAH KAY DOBY Occupational Home Economics 3, 4. SUSAN DENISE DODSON Outstanding Senior; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; President 4; Library Club 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 3} FTA 2; We-Hi-Wa 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2; Office Assistant 4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4. JOHN FRANK EDWARDS J. V. Basketball 2; Spanish Club 3, 4. STEVEN TAYLOR EVANS French Club 4; Marshal 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Superlative 4. MELISSA CAROL FAUCETTE Outstanding Senior; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; We-Hi-Wa 1, 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3. JIMMIE RAY FREEMAN Latin Club 1; Werstling 1. BENJAMIN McNARY FRICK Spanish Club 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. NANCY ANN FARRISH FHA 1; Exchangettes 4; Chorus 3; Band 2, 3; Choraleers 4. BARBARA RAYE GARRISON Outstanding Senior; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 3; We-Hi-Wa 1, 2, 3; Civinettes 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Western Contestant 1; Prom Waitress 1; Office Assistant 4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4. HAROLD KEITH GARRISON DECA 4; Junior Civitan 4; Varsity Football 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3; Track 3. GARY BURWELL GENTRY Latin Club 3, 4; Chorus I 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BRENDA KAY GERRINGER FHA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4. CATHY FRANCES GILLIAM FTA 2, 3, 4; Exchangettes 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Band 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Treasurer; Superlative 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. DOROTHY DAWN GREENE FTA 1, 2; West Side Story 3, 4; Exchangettes 3, 4; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 3, 4. LENARD GWYNN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BILLY EUGENE HALL, JR. Varsity Football 3; J. V. Football 2. LINDA GAIL HALL Library Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 3; FTA 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Assistant Chief 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; J. V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Chief 2. ELIZABETH ANNE HARRIS FHA 1, 2; Co-Parliamentarian 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; We-Hi-Wa 1, 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Spanish Club 4; YR IRM RRS Choraleers 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4; Outstanding Senior. MARK KEVIN HARRISON DECA 4. CARLTON L. HAWKINS West Side Story 1; Junior Exchange 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Class Officer 3; Vice-President. HOPE NANETTE HENDRIX Library Club 1, 2; FSA 3, 4; BOE 4; FTA 1, 2; West Side Story 3; Exchangettes 3, 4; Secretary 4. CATHY JO HENSLEY Outstanding Senior; FTA 3, 4; West S ide Story 1, 2, 3, 4; Exchanget- tes 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Student Council 2; Miss Western Contestant 1; Class Officer 1; Secretary; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Superlative. JO ALICE HELMS FHA 1, 2, 3;Exchangettes 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Latin Club 2; Band 3, 4; Pep Club 2; FSA 3. STEVEN WADE HENSLEY VICA 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Manager 1; J. V. Basketball Manager 1; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. TIMOTHY BLAKE HENSLEY Library Club 4; Latin Club 1; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 2; Pep Club 1, ZA, GARY LANE HICKS Outstanding Senior; Junior Exchange 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; President 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class officer 4; Vice-President; Human Relations Committee 4. DENNIS EDWARD HILLER Junior Civitan 1, 2, 3; Junior Exchange 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Basketball 1. GERRY IRVING HILLIER Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Exchange 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. _CATHERINE ANN HOLLAND National Honor Society 4; West Side Story 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 5; Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Secretary; Superlative; Human Relations Committee 4. MICHAEL DOUGLAS HOLT Junior Exchange 1; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 1; Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Superlative 4. _ AARON DEVOY HOPKINS Office Assistant 4. KATHY DARLENE HOWELL DEBORAH TROXLER HOWERTON West Side Story 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; FTA 2; Spanish Club 3. WILLIAM LANE HUDSON Library Club 1, 4; West Side Story 2, 3, 4; We-Hi-Wa 1; Junior Engineers 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Golf. SANDY LEE HUFF FSA 4; Spanish Club 3. BEVERLY JEAN HUFFINES FTA 1, 2; Library Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3; J. V. Cheerleader 2. BRENDA GALE HUNEYCUTT FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 3; Pep Club 3. STEVEN VAN INGE Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Marshal 3. FRED TERRY IRELAND DECA 4; Drama 3, 4. THERESA DAWN JAMES Outstanding Senior; FHA 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; We-Hi-Wa 1, 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Western Contestant 4; Office Assistant 4. 195 oC HiGs stat slics DAVID LEE JOHNSON Drama 3, 4. LEWIS THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. VICA 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3. RICHARD LEE JONES RICKY LEE JONES Baseball 2. DAVID MICHAEL JORDAN VICA 4. RICKY LEE JOYCE Outstanding Senior; Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Exchange 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; J. V. Football 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Co-Captain 1; Baseball 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Class Officer 1; President; Superlative. NANCY LEE KING Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Secretary 2; Varsity Girls Basket- ball 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Marshal 3; Superlative 4. JOHN LARKIN KISTLER Spanish Club 3, 4; Choraleers 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Golf 4. ERNIE ANTHONY KOURY FFA 4; Junior Civitan 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4. STEVE BRYANT LAHNUM Junior Exchange 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Co-Captain 2. DEBORAH SUE LEWIS FHA 1, 2, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; Exchangettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Guidance Assistant 4; Marshal 3. KAREN ANN LEWIS Outstanding Senior; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; West Side Story 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; We-Hi-Wa 2; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Chief Marshal 3; Superlative 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN LEWIS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ROSE LITTEN Library Club 3, 4; Vice-President 4; FHA 1. MICHAEL REID LITTEN Latin Club 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4. : JUDY CAROL LOWE Outstanding Senior; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; We-Hi-Wa 1, 2, 3, 4; Associate Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Civinettes 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Waitress 2. BILLIE POTENIA LUCAS FSA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2; Pep Club 4; Guidance Assistant 4. KENNETH FORREST LUCAS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4. KENNETH WAYNE MAINES Junior Civitan 4; Junior Exchange 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Football 2; J. V. Basket- ball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Class Officer 4; Superlative 4. MICHAEL RAY MANN DECA 3, 4; President 4. ’ SLENN SEYMOUR MARTIN DARLENE MASSEY Exchangettes 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2. RANDY KEITH MASSEY SANDRA LYNN MASSEY Outstanding Senior; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; West Side Story 2, 3, 4; Section Editor 4; Civinettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Marshal 3; Super- lative 4. MAAR RM BS So OOM AAA A ARTHUR DENNIS MATKINS VICA 3, 4; President 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD AVERY MAY DECA 4. JEFF LON McADAMS Junior Exchange 2, 3; Secretary 4; J. V. Football 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES VANESSA McCULLUM Library Club 3, 4; We-Hi-Wa 4; Spanish 1; Pep Club 4. DEBRA KAY MILES Library Club 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. RICKI CARROLL MILES DECA 4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity Football 3; J. V. Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. ALBERT STAFFORD MILLS, JR. FFA 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Wrestling 4. PIPER LARONE MITCHELL Library Club 4; DECA 4; FTA 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 4. CLAIR MOODY Library Club 4; We-Hi-Wa 1, 2, 3; Co-Editor 4; Civinettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CONNIE McKINLY MOORE J. V. Football 2. SANDRA ANNETTA MOORE Basketball 3; Pep Club 1; Superlative 4. WILMA DIANNE MOORE VICA 4; FHA 4. CHARLOTTE KENT MORGAN National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; West Side Story 1, 3; Section Editor 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; President 4. MICHAEL RAY NEWMAN Latin Club 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Superlative 4. _ WARREN KENDALL OVERMAN Latin Club 1, 2; Varsity Football 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA ANN PAGE FTA 3, 4; West Side Story 3, 4; Exchangettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3. JULIE STUART PARKER Library Club 1, 2; DECA 3; Secretary 4; District Sec.-Treas. 4; FHA 1; FTA 2; Chorus I 1; Pep Club 3, 4; Teachers’ Aide 4. KENNETH ELLIOTT PATRICK VICA 4; Parliamentarian 4; FFA 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Football 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3. DAVID JARRETT PEELER Latin Club 2; President 4; Chorus I 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Band Captain 4; J. V. Football 1; Office Assistant 4; Superlative 4; Outstanding Band Member 3. RICKY DEAN PERKINS DECA 4. ANNA RUTH PERRY Library Club 3, 4; President 4; Treasurer 3; FTA 1, 2; We-Hi-Wa 1, 2; Exchangettes 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Guidance Assistant 4. WILLIAM LEE PERRY NANCY MARELLE PETERSEN FHA 1; FTA 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Wrestling Auxiliary 3; President 4. CHARLES LEVI PINNIX Chorus I 1; Spanish Club 2. WILMA EMMA PROFFIT FTA 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 4; West Side Story 3; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; FSA 4. PHILLIP WALLACE PRYOR VICA 3; Vice-President 4. MARY ANN PULLIAM BARBARA GAIL PUTNAM 196 KAA (RWWA FHA 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2, 3. ALVA DENNIS RANDLEMAN VICA 3. RONNIE DEAN RANDLEMAN VICA 4. RONNIE LEE REID Library Club 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Chaplain 2; West Side Story 3, 4; We-Hi-Wa 2; Jr. Exchange 2, 3, 4; Latin 2; Chorus 1; Choraleers 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; PTSA 4. GAIL LYNN RHODES DECA 4; Exchangettes 2, 3, 4; President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club BS, DEBRA DIANE ROGERS Library C lub 4; French Club 1; Pep Club 4. RONALD KEITH RUDD VICA 4. DEBRA RUSSELL VICA 3, 4; Secretary 4; Civinettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 3; Student Council 1; Miss Western 4; Human Relations Committee 3, 4. DOUGLAS PAGE RUSSELL National Honor Society 3, 4; West Side Story 1, 2, 3; Civitan 2, 3, 4; President 4; Choraleers 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2, 3; Student Council 4; Golf 1; Wrestling 3, 4; Marshal 3. RANDY LANE SARTIN DECA 4; Civitan 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus I 1; Chorus II 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Wrestling 1. JEFF GLENNARD SAUL VICA 4; Class Officer; President 2. WILLIE LEON SAUL Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 3, 4. NADINE SELLARS Library Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; West Side Story 2; Civinettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; FSA 4; Elections Committee 4. THOMAS NATHANIEL SEXTON Junior Exchange 4; FCA 1, 2; Spanish Club 4; Band 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3; Co-captain 3; Freshman Basketball 1; Prom Waiter 2; Superlative 4. ANGELA MARK SHAW DECA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; FHA 1, 2; Chorus I 2; Chorus II 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Human Relations Committee 3, 4. GEORGE KLUTTS SILLS RANDY DWAIN SIMMONS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Secretary 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. RICHARD STEPHEN SIMONSON Civitan 3; Exchange 4; Spanish Club 1, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 3; Marshal 3; Chess Club 4. LARRY DEAN SIMPSON DECA 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Chorus I 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2; Co-captain 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. WALTER ANTHONY SIMPSON West Side Story 1, 2; Civitan 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Golf 1, 2; Chess Club 3, 4. BRENDA ANN SLADE Band 1, 2, 3; Freshman Basketball 1. LYNNETTA SLADE National Honor Society 3, 4; FHA 2; FTA 2, 3; West Side Story 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 3; Choraleers 4; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Marshal 3; Citizen of the Year 3. JAMES EUGENE SMALL DECA 3, 4. TERRY SMALL DECA 3, 4; Guidance Assistant 3. JAMES LEE SMITH West Side Story 4; Civitan 4; Junior Engineers 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; ey Treasurer 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer; Treasurer 2; National Math Test Participant 2. RICKY ALEXANDER SMITH National Honor Society 3; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus I 2, 3; Vice-President 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Track 1. TERRY JAY SMITH West Side Story 4; We-Hi-Wa 1; Junior Civitan 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Track 3, 4. WILLIAM VANCE SMITH Library Club 2; Drama Club 1. LESLIE JEAN STEGALL FSA 3, 4; Secretary 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; West Side Story 2, 3, 4; Chorus I 1; Pep Club 3, 4; Teachers’ Aide 4. VIVIAN DARE STUBBLEFIELD FHA 1, 2; FTA 1, 2; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4; Chief 4; Civinettes 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Western lst runner-up, Miss Congeniality 4; Prom Waitress 2; Office Assistant 4; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Superlative 4; Art Award3. MARY LEA SWIFT Library Club 3; Pep Club 4. PAMELA LOUISE TERRELL Library Club 3; DECA 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; Civinettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Choraleers 2, 3; Most Outstanding Home Ec. II Award 2, 3. EDWARD LEE THOMAS FFA 1; Vice-President 4; Reporter 3. DEBORAH DAWN THOMPSON FHA 1, 2; FTA 1, 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Miss Western Contestant 4; Prom Waitress 1; Office Assistant 4; Class Officer 4; Secretary; J. V. Cheerleading 1; Outstanding Senior. KENNETH HARRIS TICKLE 197 Se Make-up girls did an exc ellent job in preparing for the Mikado. West Side Story 1; Latin Club 2, 3; J. V. Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4. NATHAN JEROME TIDWELL DECA 3, 4. SHERI GAYLE TUCKER National Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 2; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 4; Treasurer; Marshal 3. RICHARD PLYMOUTH WADE, JR. Library Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Tennis 1; Pep Club 1. DONNIE LEON WARREN VICA 4; Latin Club 4; Student Council 1. : JANIS CAROL WATSON FTA 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Varsity Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; Pep Club 3; Superlative 4. WHITNEY McREE WATSON National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Outstanding Se- nior; Chess Club 3, 4; West Side Story 1; We-Hi-Wa 4; Junior Civitan 4; Junior Engineers 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Chorus I 2; Student Council 1, 4; Office Assistant 4; Wrestling 1; Marshal 3; Superlative 4. CLAUDIA ANN WAY FHA 1, 2; FTA 1; French Club 4; Chorus I 3; Choraleers 4. BILLY RAE WHEELEY DECA 3, 4. CYNTHIA LAVON WHITESELL FSA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 4; Chorus I 2; Choraleers 3; Pep Club 3. SANDRA KAY WINN FTA 2; Latin Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Guidance Assistant 4; Wres- tling Auxiliary 3; DECA 4. CHARLES WADE WOOD Junior Engineers 4; Spanish Club 1; Superlative 4. ROBERT J. UERLING Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 4; Varsity Football 2; J. V. Football 1. BENNY RAY YOUNGER DECA 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Chorus I 1; Choraleers 2. Alcon, Sharon 89,98,135, 144,164 Aldridge, Bonnie 164 Aldridge, Ronald 129,152 Aldridge, Teri 112,116,172 Alexander, Emily 95,103,104, 135,176,177 Alexander, Jane (Mrs.) 126 Alewynse, Manon 95,103,104,177 Alson, Deborah Kay 152 Allen, Anne 13,40,43,84, 104, 105,107,143, 164,171 Allen, Brenda A. 152 Allen, Larry Allen, Ray 172 Allen, Shirley 177 Allen, Steve 177 Allison, Howard 71,171,177 Allred, Deborah 89,129,164 Allred, James 172 Amick, Hope 74,76, 109, 164 Anderson, Becky L. 152 Anderson, Cindy 71,164 Anderson, Paula 102,172 Anderson, Rebecca Andrews, Sherri 177 Apple, Janice 82,89, 164 Apple, Rene 177 Arenas, Casa L. 26,138,152 Arrwood, Carolyn Arrwood, Kenneth 91 Artley, Malvin 87,172 Ashely, Earl 172 Ashley, Wanda 177 Atkinson, Sheree 35,172 Austin, Claudia 103,177 Ayers, Beverly 129 Bailey, Gregory Y. 100,101,102,129,152 Bailey, Margaret Cain (Mrs.) 126 Bailey, Mike Bailey, Pam 76 Baker, Alice 177 Baldwin, Denane Baldwin, James Baldwin, Linda 177 Baldwin, Ricky 22,86,95,129, 142,164 Ballenger, Mike 172 Barbee, Rhonda 42,76, 103,177 Barber, Ann 103,107,112 Barber, Barry 54,177 Barber, Lee 103,177 Barber, Sabrah 170,172,176 Barber, Susan 102,104,108,172 Barber, Tim 103,177 Barham, Suan 76,177 Barker, Lynn 177 Barker, Steve 95,172 Barnhardt, Richard 103,177 Basham, Deborah Kay 15,20,79,152,159 Baxter, John 54,64,65,83, 86,98, 164 Bayliff, Sandra (Mrs.) 88 Baynes, Loretta 164 Beckom Pam 103,177 Belangia, Ken 38,172 Belangia, Michael R. 40,62,129,152,160 Bell, Mark 91,164 Bell, Wakey 177 Bennett, Robin 177 Bennett, Eddie 164 Benolken, Tripp 46,177 Benton, Phillip 164 Berry, Jennings 172,177 Berry, Warren 87,108,115 Billings, Ricky 60,172 Bishop, R. L. (Mr.) 124 Blackmon, James 177 Blanchard, Danny 110,164 Blanchard, Keith 177 Blanchars, Miranda 81,177 Blanks, Barbara K. 27,28,42,73,74,84,92, 106, 152,156 Boles, Sandy 112,113,116,172 Bolton, Mary Lou 172 Boone, Lori 41,76,95, 104,105,172 Boone, Sharon Boone, Teresa 76,82, 84,104,108, 163,171,172 Boswell, Eddie 47,70,71,86,104, 105,164 Bowan, Pam Bowlin, Janet L. 76,95,152 Bowling, Pam 95 Bradsher, Allen 172 Bradsher, Annette 103,177 Bradsher, Colon Bradsher, Mike Bradsher, Sharon 102,172 Brafford, Mary Lynn 102,108,172 Brammer, Alva 134 Brammer, Keith 80,82,86,104,105,107,114,144, 164 Bray, Phil 76,86,101,102,172,208 Brewer, Patricia L. 79,89,100, 102,114,152 Brincefield, Brenton 71,82, 104,105, 162,164 Brincefield, Ronnie 54,108,171,172 Brinkley, Teresa 95,178 Broadway, Curry 172 Brooks, Debbie 102,172 Brooks, Kathy S. 152 Brooks, Ray S. 49,90,97,104, 105,106,152 Brooks, Shelia 29,40, 108,153, 164,207 Brown, Kerri 76,178 Brown, Raycine 164 Brown, Sherri 75,95, 110,164 Brown, Tommy 169 Bryan, Mike 22,81,83,164 Bryan, Peggy 23,76, 108,172 Bryan, W. G. (Mr.) 96 Bryant, Danny 178 Buckner, Henry L. 138 Bunn, Brenda Bunn, Glenda Bunn, James 178 Bunn, Pete Burke, John (Mr.) 124 Burchfield, Jeffry 108,178 Burns, John 82,164 Burns, Paul 38,172 Burton, Steve Wayne 108,152 Busick, J. W. (Mr.) 91 Butler, Eric M. 21,49,90,97, 104, 140,142,148, 152,155 Butler, Linda Butler, Robin 95,172 Byerly, Debbie 75,178,181 Byrd, Thelma 73,75,78,89, 152 Byrd, Vickie 112,164,171 Cain, Ronnie (Mr.) 129 Caldwell, Mary Anne 95,172 Campbell, Dennis 91,128,164 Campbell, Doris 112,164 Campbell, Linda 164 Carmichael, Cathy 164 Carnell, Renee 103,178 Canterbury, Robin 115,172 Cantrell, Debra 103 Cantrell, Donna 178 Cantrell, Glenn 61,78,95,172 Carter, Barry 54,170,172 Carter, Danny 172 Carter, Harry 192 Carter, Linda C. 4,21,79,84,98,109,112,113 139,151,152,154 Carter, Susie 84,85,129,164 Cartner, Cindy 71,172 Cassey, Mark 87,164 Cates, Dave Cates, Debbie 78,95 Cates, Korkie 172 Champion, Debbie 112,172 Chandler, Joan 76,81, 164 Chandler, Martha A. 76,78,109,152 Cheeks, Bonnie 172 Cheeks, Hattie Childress, Jeannie 72,74 Chisolm, Cindy 108,178 Chisholm, Steve 86,104,108,165 Chrismon, Denise 110 Chrismon, Dennis E. 90,97,100, 101,102,108, 143,152 Christmas, Hope 75,152 Clapp, Randy 165 Clark, Charles 108,116,172,177 Clark, Clemon 172 Clark, Joyce (Mrs.) 125 Click, Bobbi 103,112,178 Cobb, Glenn 95,115 Cobb, Johnny 108,115,178 Cobb, Randall 90,101,102,114,152,161 Cobb, Teresa 81,165 Cobb, Teri 79,165 Cobb, William 178 Coble, Kenny 172 Coble, Wayne 103,165 Coe, Ernestine 178 Coffey, Susan 76,165 Coghill, Deirde 112,178 Coghill, Debra 103 Cole, Donna 178 Coleman, James Coley, Doug 38,86,103,178 Collie, Clyde (Mr.) Collins, Barry 38,44,82,86, 103,178 Collins, Gerome 178 Collins, Janie 178 Cook, Alvin 91,153 Cook, Deborah 178 Cook, Donna F. 95,97,153 Cook, Freddie 178 Cook, Jan 178 Cook, Karen Cook, Lawanda 112,178 Cook, Nancy 103,178 Cook, Pamela K. 97,112,152 Cooper, Pamela 112,165 Corbett, Esther 172 Cowan, Carol Faucette 79,89, 153 Covington, Bobby 103 Covington, Dennis 58,103 Counts, Robert 178 Cousins, Benny 38,58 Cousin, Janice Cox, Cathy S. 100,102,112,113,139,153 Cox, Karen 165 Cox, Wanda 178 Creger, Marc 178 Creger, Gregory 178 Crenshaw, John 101,102,116,135,172 Crouse, Mike 165 Crowson, Danny 54,55,62,165 Crutchfield, Patti 75,116,172 Cummings, George Cummings, Minnie 78,165,171 Cunningham, Mary (Mrs.) 78 Curry, Ronald 58,71,81,178 Daniel, Debbie 103,178 Daniels, Sharon 76,89,172 Danieley, Danny 91,172 Danieley, Mark 47,165 Danieley, Steve 87,103,178 Davis, Arlene Davis, Debbie 103,112,178 Davis, Donna 165 Davis, Kara 76,98, 112,113,165 Davis, Karen 178 Davis, Randy O. 91,153 Davis, Sharon 178 Davis, Sylvia 171,178 Davis, Yvonne 79,165 Dawson, Kay 172 Dawson, Pat 172 Day, Jiri Jean 78,95, 128,153 Day, Margaret 78,112,165 Daye, Johnny 178 Daye, Gwen 103 Daye, Jolevan Daye, Mary 173 Dean, Jeff 38,54,66,173 Dehart, Johnny 95 Denny, Clyde 100,101,102,165 Dewar, Gary 173 Dewer, Larry 168 Dewer, Ulysses 168 Dexter, Tharver Dickens, David 178 Dickerson, Gary 169 Dickerson, Evelyn (Mrs.) 122 Dickerson, Johnny 47,95,173 Dickerson, Pam 59,82,104,173 Dimont, Eddie 178 Disney, Terrie 178 Doby, Danny L. 21,253 Doby, Deborah K. 153 Dodson, Susan Denise 81,84,97,101,102,108, 114,135,148,153,155 Duggins, Keith 173 Duggins, Jearldean 165 Duggins, Mark 38,60,81,86 Dupree, Jeannie 76,98, 104,109,165 Dupree, Susan 74,112 Durham, Tanya 76,103,178 Edmonds, Diane 74,173 Edmonds, Teressa 178 Edwards, Dawn 44,98,99, 112,173 Edwards, John Edwards, Mark 103,178 Ellington, Tony 91,128,165 Ellison, Karen 59,71,76, 103,178 Ellison, Kathy 178 Enoch, Mary Ann 178,179 Index Enoch, Roger Evans, Barbara 165 Evans, Bobby 178 Evans, Dawn 71,178 Evans, Sandra 71,165,178 Evans, Shirley 29,178 Evans, Steve 108,115,151,153,160 Evarts, John 70,71,95,100,101, 102, 114,140, 165,203 Faircloth, Randy 170,173 Farnham, Shannon 178 Farrell, Terry 108,173 Farrish, Nancy 102,135,153 Faucette, David 39,178 Faucette, Fred 110 Faucette, Jan 76,112,173 Faucette, Melissa 84,85, 100,102,108, 109,114,144, 148,153,203 Faucette, Steve 66,173 Faulkner, Donnie 178 Faulkner, Ronnie 38,61,173 Finley, Sherri 76,81,82,102,173 Flack, Billy 178 Flack, Timmy 95,165,177 Fleicher, Linda 165 Flynn, Robin 165 Fogleman, Lacy (Mr.) 100,102,103 Forbis, Doug 38,58, 103,178 Forbis, Larrell (Mr.) 49,64,65, 123,133 Ford, Larry Scott 178 Foster, Curtis Foster, Elmer Foster, Vickie 173 Foust, Linda 112,116,165 Fowler, Clyde (Mr.) 105,111,177 Fowler, Debra 76,108,112,173 Franklin, Sherrie 27,29,74,178 Freeman, Debbie 44,115,173 Freemon, Jimmy 153,170 Frick, Ben 76,110,153 Frick, Donna 103,112,178 Fulk, Kathy 112,178 Fulk, Kim 165 Fuqua, Fredda 10,76,102,108,135, 170,173 Garner, Ricky 115,178 Garrison, April 98,99,110,165 Garrison, Barbara 14,84,85,97,101,102, 104,106, 108,114,135,148,153 Garrison, Dianne 48,153 Garrison, Harold 86,97,129,153 Garrison, John (Mr.) 33,54,55,117 Garrison, Marty 54,103,178 Garrison, Nathan 115,179 Garrison, Robert 128 Garrison, Ronald 173 Garrison, Ronnie 173 Gentry, Gary 45,70,71,95, 103,153 George, James 179 George, Sarah Gerringer, Allen Gerringer, Brenda 76,112,153 Gerringer, Cheryll 76,103,179 Gerringer, Dean 103 Gerringer, Gary Gerringer, Mike 91,173 Gerringer, Robin 95,112,169 Gerringer, Shane 179 Gerringer, Teresa 179 Gibbons, James Gibson, Tonni 173,181 Gilliam Becky 89,100,102 Gilliam, Cathy 60,75, 163 Gilliam, Frances 75,89,109,110,150,151, 153,161 Gilliam, Denise 103,179 Gilliam, George Gilliam, Mark 129,165 Gilliam, Sarah 102,173 Godwin, Gordon 128,165 Godwin, Linda 165 Goss, Glenn (Mr.) 33,111 Golden, Paula 173 Goodman, Suzette 70,102,108,173 Goude, Frances 179 Goude, John 173 Grant, Steve 47,76,114,165 Graves, Barbara Graves, Coy L. Graves, Coy V. Graves, Debbie Graves, Elsie 179 Greene, Dorothy 89,98,99, 102,135 Greene, Patti 84,163,165 Greene, Teri 166 Greenwood, Kathy 173 Greeson, Susan 103,179 Gribble, Mark 76,173 Griffin, Mary (Mrs.) 122 Griswold, Robin 87,173 Guffey, Timothy 179 Gully, John 179 Guthrie, Garland 95,173 Guthrie, Mary Ann 173 Guthrie, Ricky 166 Guye, Ann 166 Guye, Wanda 173 Gwynn, Bobby 91,166 Gwynn, Judy Gwynn, Katie 116,173 Gwynn, Larry Gwyn, Neal 38,58,104,176 Hailey, Janice H. (Mrs.) 57,123,130 Halford, David 70,71,95,110,166 Hall, Cathy 179 Hall, Doug 166 Hall, Eugene 154 Hall, Glenn 95,166 Hall, Linda 40,75,94,95, 154,160 Hall, Rita 102,173 Hall, Sammy 166 Hamilton, Tom 58,71,173 Hamlett, Joyce 84,98, 104, 106,112,113, 114,139,166 Harper, Mike 154 Harvey, Gerry Harrell, Jerry 179 Harris, Danny 179 Harris, Ed (Mr.) 70,71,73,165 Harris, Elizabeth 75,82,84, 104,109, 161,206 Harris, Lynell Harris, Scott 129,154 Harris, Vicki 179 Harrison, Mark 129,154 Harrison, Patricia 89,102,166 Harrison, Pattie 79,98,166 Hatfield, Brenda Hatfield, Helen (Mrs.) 109 Hawkins, Carlton 90,138,154 Hazelwood, Clifford 166 Hazelwood, Linda 179 Helig, Lisa 103,104,179 Helms, Jo Alice 73,75, 88,89, 154 Helms, Yvonne 103,179 Henderson, James 179 Hendrex, Hope 88,89, 154 Hensley, Cathy 88,89, 102,109,148, 154,160 Hensley, Dennis 128 Hensley, Dwight 61,179 Hensley, Michael 71,179 Hensley, Robert 166 Hensley, Steve Hensley, Timothy Blake 128,154 Herbin, Deanna Herbin, Denise (Mrs.) Herbin, Pattie 71,104, 105,114,143, 166 Hester, Robert Hicks, Gary 49,50,66, 90,92, 105,140, 150,154 Hicks, Wanda 179 Higgins, David 179 Hill, Vickie 179 Hiller, Dennis 90,154 Hillier, Gerry 154 Hodge, Denise (Miss) Hodge, Johnny 166 Hoffman, John 71 Hoffman, Tim 86,101,102,173 Holland, Catherine 3,84,85,98, 105, 114,154,158 Holland, Cheryl Holland, Jimmy 179 Holland, Roxanne 179 Holt, Mike 71,104,158 Hopkin, Ann 166 Hopkins, Devoy Aaron 97,110,134,151 Hopkins, Earl 179 Hopkins, Johnny 38,102,173 Hopkins, Marilyn Hopkins, Rebecca 179 Hopkins, Richard 179 Horne, Judy (Mrs.) 79 Howell, Kathy 154 Howerton, Deborah 98,138,154 Howlett, Alan 38,173 Honeycutt, Gary 95,166 Hubbard, Tom 95,102,173 Hudson, William 78,155,158 Huff, Sandy 155 Huffines, Beverely J. 78,153,155 Huffines, Stroud (Mrs.) 113,179 Huffines, Terry 38 Huffman, Cynthia 75 Hughes, Butch 173 Hughes, Jimmy 179 Hughes, Yvonne Hudley, Kevin 179 Honeycutt, Brenda Gail 155 Huneycutt, Lynn 166 Huskey, Richard 179 Hutcheson, Mildred (Mrs.) 111 Hutchins, Mary (Mrs.) 84 Inge, Steve Van 155 Inskip, Leonard 179 Ireland, Fred 129,154,155 Ireland, Hal Isely, Robert Isley, Larry 179 Jackson, Debbie 103,179 James, Billy 98,173 James, Theresa D. 28,73,74,81,84, 104,138,153,155,206 Jefferies Danny 129 Jefferies, Ruthie 166 Jarral, Belinda 112,174 Johnson, Anthony 174 Johnson, Butch 91,128,155 Johnson, Cindy 28,76,174 Johnson, David 155 Johnson, Lewis B. Johnson, Richard 166 Johnson, Ronnie 95,174 Jones, Florine 179 Jones, Janada 166 Jones, Jeff 38,179 Jones, Richard 155 Jones, Sam 174 Jones, Sharon Jordan, David Michael 128,155 Jordan , Patty 174 Joyce, Ricky Lee 32,35,49,50,76, 90,141,148,155, 161 Justice, Linda 179 Kanupps, Ronnie Kemp, Bonnie (Mrs.) 126 Kellum, Steve 173 Kellis, David 173 Kernodle, Jane 76,101,102,173 Kernodle, Tina 179 Kidd, Mike 38,58,179 Kilpatrick, David 173 King, Brenda 76,102,173 King, Cheryl 74,84, 166 King, David 95,115,179 King, Deborah Yvonne King, Donna 40,84, 166,207 King, Herman 110,173 King, James 128,166 King, Jean 129 King, Keith 173 King, Martha (Mrs.) 126 King, Mike 166 King, Nancy 5,84,140,142,155,160 King, Randy 91 King, Roy 179 King, Sheree 76,112,166 Kirkman, Clyde (Mrs.) 92 Kistler, John L. 45,70,71,97,110,155 Koury, Ernie Anthony 38,86,91,154,155 Koonce, Vermon 178 Lahum, Donnie 179 Lahum, Steve B. 32,90,155 Lanier, J. J. (Mr.) 124,131,132 Lassiter, Beverly 166 Lassiter, Michael 179 Latta, Lena 179 Leath, Alvin 3,49,50,108,152,166 Leath, Annette 30,179 Leath, Malcolm 49,52,163,172 Leath, Phyllis 112,171,174 Lee, Jacky 115,179 Lewis, Deborah S. 89,97,112,155 Lewis, Karen A. 84,99,100,102,108, 114,144,145,148,151,152,155 Lewis, Michael 103,179 Lewis, Robert F. 91,155 Littell, Dennis (Mr.) 42,86, 165,206 Litten, Margaret R. 78,79, 108,155 Litten, Michael Reid 47,156 Litten, Phillip 38,95,114 Lockley, Joyce (Miss) 166 Longest, Susie 89,108,174 Love, Sherry 103,166 Lowder, Mike 179 Lowe, Cindy 103,104,179 Lowe, Judy Carol 15,21,80,84,108, 114,156 Lowe, Sherry 112,179 Lowe, W. E. (Mr.) 90 Loy, Gary 12,90,100,102,144,166,203 Loy, Patti 13,60,179 Lucas, Tina 156 Lucas, Kenneth F. 91,156 Lucas, Tim 97 Lumpkins, Janet 156 Lunsford, Rodney 166 Mabe, Debbie 116,166 Mabry, Jo Ellen 175 Madkins, Frances 207 Madkins, Sallie 112,113,116,167 Mahaley, Danny 103,179 Maines, Ken W. 34,36,37,86,104,110, 156,161 Maness, Brenda 102 Maney, Mickie 70,71 Mann, Ray M. 129 Mansfield, Brenda 179 Mansfield, Gary 179 Martin, Barbara 11,28,74,81,84, 100, 102,105 Martin, Glenn S. 156 Martin, Kenny 167 Martin, Paul Martin, Steve 179 Massey, Cheryl 42,103,179 Massey, Darlene 156 Massey, David 179 Massey, Denise 179 Massey, John 95 Massey, June 74,76,89,98,99,181 Massey, Randy K. 110,156 Massey, Ricky 66 Massey, Sandra L. 84,98,99,101, 102,108, 114,148,156,160 Massey, Sherry 76 Matkins, Arthur D. 91,156 Matkins, G. W. 78,83,95,163, 167 Matthews, Rachel 167 May, Gerald A. 156 May, Robert 103,179 Maynard, Charles (Mr.) 33,34,36,46, 116,117 Melton, Jim (Mr.) 33,117 Merritt, Jimmy 60,180 Michael, Kirt Micheal, Theodore 54,180 Miles, Debra Kay 76,78,156 Miles, Randy 174 Miles, Ricki Carroll 129,156 Miles, Tony 39,54,95 Miller, Arlene 180 Miller, Gary 167 Mills, Albert S. 47,156 Minor, Bonnie 169 Minor, Randy 174 Mitchell, Charles A. 174 Mitchell, Jeff 167 Mitchell, Piper L. 78,110,129, 156 Mitchell, Sabrina 71,170,174 Mitchell, Timmy 103,180 Montgomery, Vickie 4,42,76,95, 104,113, 171,174 Moody, Charles 71,174 Moody, Clair 80,84, 148,156 Moody, June 174 Moore, Connie Mc 156 Moore, Diane 128 Moore, Kathy Moore, Linda Moore, Robbie 63,76,86,104,174 Moore, Sandra Annetta 156,161 Moore, Sharon 180 Moore, Walter 62 Moore, William 38,39, 46,180 Moore, Wilma D. 157 Moorefield, Katherine 180 Moorefield, Patricia 74,84, 104,165,167 Morene, Bernice 174 Morgan, Charlotte Kent 4,76,78,98,109, 110,114,157 Morgan, Joe 180 Morris, Anita 79,167 Moss, David 174 Moss, Dean 167 Mundy, Bill (Mr.) 128 Murray, Kenneth 180 Murray, Rene McAdams, Jeffrery L. 3,90,156 McCollum, Frances V. 3,60,78,82, 156,205 McCrickard, Billy 66,169 McCrickard, Sandra F. 76 McCullum, Bobby McCullum, Willis 110 McDaniel, Rene 95,167 McDonald, John McFatter, Mark McGhee, Nadine (Miss) 45,85, 107 McIntyre, Anna 66,82,179 McIntyre, Tommy 134,167 McKinney, Sherrie 41,76,82,84,203 McLeran, April 167 McMillian, Kelly 71 McMillian, Lewis 71,179 McPherson, Elaine 22,81,84,167 McPherson, Jo Ann 76,81,167 Nance, Paul 71,170,174 Nance, Susan 74,82,167 Newell, Cathy 89,167 Newell, Richard 180 Newman, Michael Ray 157,159 Newsome, Earl 169 Nicks, Lynn 103,180 Norris, Dwight 174 Oakley, Cheryl 74,174 Oakley, Debra 174 Oakley, Gary 38,180 Oakley, Mike 114,128,167 Oakley, Phyliss Oakley, Susan 42,180 Oakley, Teresa 76,98,99,112,174 O'Hare, Doug 71,174 Overman, Billy 181 Overman, Debbie 180 Overman, Karen 108,174,208 Overman, Warren K. 64,65,112,157 Owen, Cindy 71,104,174 Owen, Rick 64,115,167 Page, Robin 60,76,95,103,180 Pagett, Greg 70,71,86,104,174 Palmer, Donna 180 Parker, Beth 76,180 Parker, Hester 76,103,180 Parker, Julie 129,142,157 Parker, Kenneth 58,180 Parker, Vicki 75,167 Parnell, Debbie 108,167 Parrish, Sharon Patrick, Kenneth E. 36,66, 128,157 Patterson, Anita 82,174 Payne, Jerry 58,71,180 Peeler, David Jarrett 70,71,73,94, 95,97,110,156,157 Perkins, Deborah 174 Perkins, Ricky D. 129,157 Perkins, Rogar 174 Perkins, Steve 180 Perry, Anna Ruth 157 Perry, Linda 174 Perry, Rebecca 95,174 Perry, Ruthie 78,88,89,97,104 Perry, Susan E. 101,167 Perry, Vincent 71,174 Perry, William L. 157,168 Petersen, Loyce (Mrs.) 83 Petersen, Nancy Marelle 71,76,112,116,157 Petty, Ellen 76,180 Petty, Karen A. 95,98,99, 167 Pennix, Annie (Mrs.) 113 Phillips, Tim 103,180 Pickard, Buddy 167 Page, Allen 103,167 Page, Donna Ann 89,98,112,157 Pickard, Marvin C. Pinnix, Brenda 174 Pinnix, Charles Levi 157 Pinnix, Janice 174 Pinnix, Jerl Wayne 168 Pinnix, JoAnn Pinnix, Linda 108,174 Pinnix, Robin Ann 180 Pinnix, Vannessa 29,103,180 Pinnix, William Pleasant, Denise 100,101,102,140,174 Plumblee Gordan (Mr.) 42,114,166,206 Poole, Amthony 174 Poole, Bobby Poole, Eddie 38,174 Poole, Patricia 60,174 Poole, Ricky 38,39 Poythress, David 174 Price, Deborah S. 75,167 Price, Vivki 103,180 Price, William 38,87,95, 102,115,174 Prichard, Kenny 4,86,98, 104,107,167 Pritchett, Susan 167 Pride, Ann 42,81,104,174 Primm A. M. (Mr.) 42,57,120,121 Proffit, Arlon 174 Proffit, Darrell 180 Proffit, Wilma 79, 84,109,157 Pruitt, Randy 91,174 Pulliam, Mary Ann 157 Pulliam, Otis 180 Putman, Barbara Gail 94,95,110,112,157 Putman, John 180 Putman, Karmell 112,174 Pryor, Phillip W. Prystup, Leslie 57 Qualls, Van 25 Rainey, Harry 95,174 Randleman, Dennis 157 Randleman, Dean 157 Rascoe, Robin 115,180 Ratliff, Phillip 95,103,110 Ray, Debbie 75,112,180 Rayfield, Larry (Mr.) 121 Raynor, Joey 95,174 Reese, Clarence 180 Reese, Tony 174 Reid, Ronnie 78,90,98,109,157 Reynolds, Betty (Mrs.) 125 Reynolds, Gail 76,180 Rhodes, Gail 88,89,116, 141,157 Rice, Carrie 76,112,180 Riddick, James (Mr.) 111 Riggleman, Ruby 108,163,167 Rinker, Mark 115,177,180 Roark, Barabar (Mrs.) 83 Roberts, Patrick 167 Robertson, Beverly 82,174 Robertson, Pat 45 Robertson, Tina 180 Rogers, Debra 78,157 Rogers, Karen 180 Roney, Penny 180 Roney, Susan Ross, Joe (Mrs.) Ross, Julie 60,76,112,180 Ross, Susie 174 Ross, Theresa 103,180 Riss, Letta 74,116,180 Royster, Curtis 58 Royster, David 49,152,168 Rudd, Gloria 174 Rudd, Ronald Keith 128,157 Rumley, Donna 42,81,108,174 Russell, Andy 71,180 Russell, Brenda 167 Russell, Debra 26,27,84, 105,128, 148,158 Russell, Doris 82,103, 162,167 Russell, Douglas 71,73, 86, 104,105,110, 114,140,158 Russell, Joe 128 Russell, Lawrence Russell, Vicki Sue 158 Sadler, Jean (Mrs.) 5,96,204 Salmon, Bill 180 Salmon, Wayne 54,95, 174 Salmons, Cathy 71,76,112,174 Salmons, Janet 112,180 Sartin, Randy Lane 116,158 Satterfield, David C. 91,128,167 Satterfield, Nancy 103,180 Satterfield, Sherry E. 79,167 Satterfield, Timothy 129,167 Saul, Carol J. 79,168 Saul, Jeff Glenard 128,158 Saul, Ronald 180 Saul, Willie Leon 15,20,158 Index Sellars, Charlie 180 Sellars, Daniel 49,51,62,63 Sellars, Nadine 78,84,158 Sellars, Otis D. Setzer, Terry N. 110,168 Sexton, Tommy N. 49,66,90, 158,160 Shaw, Angela M. 105,158 Shavers, Maurice 54,55 Sharpe, Ted 115 Sharpe, Teresa 115,174 Shnoffer, Jay Van 180 Sidden, Debbie E. 168 Sidden, Dianna 28,74,81,174 Simmons, Randy Dwain 58,71,91,110 Simpson, Walter Anthony 158 Simpson, Larry D. 34,35,129 Simpson, Tony 71,86,104,110,115 Simpson, Yogi 95,180 Simonson, Richard Stephen 90.104,158 Skenes, Diane 129,168 Skenes, Mildred D. 168 Skenes, Teresa 71,95,174 Slade, Alice T. 81,84,100,114,168 Slade, Janet 81,103,112,116,180 Slade, Joyce M. Slade, Lynetta 78,84,98,99, 100,101,102, 104,106,114,142,158 Slade, Sheila A. 41,95,174 Slade, Sheila M. 95 Slade, Wi lliam B. 38,97,174 Slade, Willie E. 36 Slaughter, Cathy 180 Small, James Eugene 158 Small, Terry Lee 129,158 Smart, Paul 168 Smith, Alfred 180 Smith, Cheryl 180 Smith, Deborah 75,79, 168,205 Smith, Denise 168 Smith, Gloria 112,168 Smith, James L. 45,49,66,86,87,92, 104,105, 148,158 Smith, Laverne 108,175 Smith, Kevin 38,180 Smith, Kevin 95,175 Smith, Laura (Mrs.) 113 Smith, Penny 180 Smith, Ricky 71,100,102,105,114,144, 148,158 Smith, Rokin 102,174 Smith, Ross (Mr.) 42,87,105,164 Smith, Stephen 95, 102,135,168 Smith, Terry J. 86,158 Smith, William V. Smithey, Becky 95,175 Smithey, Butch 47 Smithey, Carlton 91,168 Snead, Gerald H. Snipes, Angelo 54,71,171,175 Snipes, Bonnie 13,104,143, 168,171 Somers, David 46,47,66,94,95, 168 Somers, Freddie Somers, Garry 38,76,175 Somers, Susan 44,103,112,116,180 Stadler, Richard 115,168 Stanfield, Cheryl 22,84,98,114,135,168 Stanley, Douglas 180 Stegall, Leslie J. 79,112,158 Stegall, Lynn 112,113,116 Stephens, Jean 61,78,174,175 Stephens, Melvin 66,168 Stewart, James 180 Stewart, Robert 175 Straughan, Dural 180 Street, Mark 181 Street, Nancy 102,109,168 Steele, Tony 180 Stubblefield, Sammy 58,66, 104,181 Stubblefield, Vickie 29,42,76,81,104, 176,181,208 Stubblefield, Vivian D. 27,40,84,97, 104, 138,153,158,161,207 Sutton, Barry Sutton, Cathy. 23,181 Sutton, Danny 181 Sutton, Joyce 76,168 Sutton, Mark 95,175 Swann, Gary 181 Swann, Weldon Sweat, Donna S. Swift, Becky 74,108,172,175 Swift, Effie 116,168 Swift, Joe Swift, Mary 158 Sykes, Joan 181 Sykes, John 181 Talbert, Cindy 181 Tarver, Dexter Tate, Randy 38,70,71,95,175 Taylor, Barbara 102,175 Teague, James 90,110,168 Teague, Terrie 90,175 Terrell, Evelyn (Mrs.) 16,17,108 Terrell, Pamela L. 84,112,113,116,158 Thiel, Gary 175 Thiel, Peggy 96 Thomas, Angela 112 Thomas, Belinda 102 Thomas, Cynthia Thomas, Edward L. 91,159 Thomas, Regina Thompson, Angela 103,181 Thompson, Bobby 103,181 Thompson, Dari 103,112,181 Thompson, David (Mr.) 76,77,115,177 Thompson, Deborah D. 28,40,97,148, 150,151,159 Thompson, Linda (Mrs.) 88,89,128, 132, 138 Thompson, Linda 162,168 Thompson, Lindale 168 Thompson, Pamela Thompson, Randy 175 Thompson, Robbie 95,168 Thompson, Robin 81,89, 168 Thompson, Sharon 175 Thompson, Terry 3,28,30,42, 103,104,105, 106, 107,108,175 Tickle, Gail 168 Tickle, Kenneth H. 159 Tickle, RoseAnn 181 Tidwell, Jerome 129 Tilley, Patty 76,79,95,110,168 Tillotson, Arthur 47,168 Tillotson, Ricky 66,95,175 Torain, Brenda Torrain, Kay 128 Trent, Janice 95,103,104,181 Trinidad, Butch 71 Troutman, Shirley 89,104,168 Troxler, Robert 91,110,168 Troxler, Steve 168 Troxler, William Tucker, Sheri G. 71,73.76,84, 114,116, 159 Tuggle, Mark 175 Turner, Doug 9,70,72,73,95, 145,168 Turner, Jeff 38 Turner, June 168,169 Turner, Loretta 103,181 Turner, Michael 61,103 Turner, Randy 181 Turner, Ray Charles 30,49,71,108 Tysor, Reid 115,175 Uniing, Diane 71,76,112,181 Uerling, Robert J. 71,138,159 Underwood, Doug 181 Valentine, Lea 168 Valentine, Terry 44,116,181 Vanhook, Jeanette 103 Vanhook, Kenneth Vargas, Angela Vargus, Mike 175 Vaughn, Jo 168 Vaughn, Kathy 175 Vaughn, Melody 108,112,175 Wade, David 103,181 Wade, Dean Wade, Douglas 128 Wade, Lena Mae 168 Wade, Janet 168 Wade, Richard 61,78,159 Wade, Vivkie 103,108,116,171,175 Wagoner, Robbie 103,115,181 Wagner, Vivkie 175 Walker, Mary Walker, Ronald 23,38,58, 104 Walker, Vickie (Mrs.) 84 Walton, David Ward, David 181 Ward, Cheryl 116 Ward, Denise 112 Ward, Ernest 110,175 Ward, Janet 112 Ward, Jeanetta 181 Ward, Kathy 102,175 Ward, Lynn 175 Ward, Pamela 175 Ward, Randy 175 Ward, Terry 47,175 Warren, Donnie L. 95,115,128,159 Warren, Earl 76 Warren, Jerry Warren, Robert Warrick, Jesse 91,175 Walker, Ronnie 18] Watlington, Graig 181 Watlington, Teresa 75,95, 168 Watson, Janis C. 84,154,159 Watson, Whitey 14,81,97,115, 159,160 Way, Claudia A. 102,159 Weaver, Gail 175 Webster, Bobby 175 Webster, Kenneth 103,181 Webster, Jimmy 175 Webster, Randy 175 Weldon, Swan 181 Westafer, Dorothy (Mrs.) 94 Wheeley, Billy Rae 129,159 Wheeley, Larry 181 Whitaker, Susan 91,116,175 Whitfield, Evelyn (Miss) 109 White, Karen 76,84,85,98,99, 108,114,169 White, Reggie 49,76,90,104, 105,106, 169 Whitesell, Ann 181 Whitesell, Cheryl 75,76, 169 Whitesell, Cynthia L. 79,112,159 Whitsell, Diane 76,102,175 Whitesell, Emily 169 Whitesell, Jennifer 74,175 Whitesell, Terry 175 Whitt, Debbie 102,108,175 Whitt, Tony 175 Wilkeson, Donna 175 Whitsett, Melonie 181 Wilkerson, Sherry 103,112,181 Williams, Debbie Williamson, Donnie 169 Williamson, James 181 Williamson, Kay 75,76,89,98,99, 112,113, 114,169 Willis, Gary 181 Willis, Sylvia Winn, Cindy 95,116 Winn, Sandra 95,97,159 Wise, Reggie 115,181 Wiseman, Judy 98,169 Wolfe, Randy 169 Wood, Charles W. 87,115, 140,152,159 Wood, Debbie 175 Wood, Judy 169 Woodruff, Sonia 175 Woodruff, Sylvia 103,181 Woody, Elaine 81,84,102,104,113,175 Wrenn, Gloria 76,175 Wright, Cynthia (Mrs.) 59 Wright, Linda 181 Wright, Randy 47,169 Wright, Richard 175 Wright, Rodney 181 Wright, Ronald 169,177 Wright, Russell 168,169 Yarbro, Harlan 86,169 York, Melissa 103,104,108,135,181 Younger, Benny 129,159 Zimmerman, Chris 110,169 Zufall, Becky 29,41,42,76,84,85,92,169 t 1e Caught in the qu Off on our own ing together Com Hi ing alone. Stay . =“ 2a os 2 eT aan hha Fate EDITOR'S NOTE _ Dawn comes and with it comes reality) with its joys, anxieties, frustrations, and 5 ie laughter. In quietude we hin through ine : . : i io pages of the 1971-72 We Hi Wa and ina ee a relaxed moment relive those ae ‘eons i ieties, and frustrations. Our lager is i now of a different oe Reiulling voues: 7 faces, and activities the day passes into dusk and slowly slips away. | i oe In their own unique way, staff members ; worked together recording events, doing — their jobs, and meeting deadlines. It a . hard ak and at times we felt Like giving i up; but given the same opportunity we : would be ready to do it again. Clair Judy Co-Editors SSR RRR Two roads diverged into a wood, «eee 4 and 1 - L took the one less travelled by, and that hag made ' @it the difference. ROBERT PROS! ife isa broken winged cannot fly. LANGSTON HUGHES In COMOTTOW. f° ICVC ll bel sti 206 Happiness is like a butterfly. 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