Williams High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1982 volume:

0. 0(Ik 0(f if V-.. Mm • f m SflS ! IE 1 ■ r DOE-WAH-JACK WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? 1981 -82 VOLUME 56 EDITORS LORI BEAL BILL CARTER HAPPY CURTIS ANN HUNNICUTT NANCY MAULTSBY PAULA SCARBOROUGH MATT SIBLEY HOLT SKINNER LISA SMITH BUSINESS MANAGER MICHAEL LEAHY ADVISORS MRS. KAREN GARRISON MRS. ELLEN MUIRE Introduction 1 Apollo C hemical C-Orporation P O Box 2176 , Burlington, N. C 27215 Telephone ( 919 ) 226-1 161 Our Product ore out of thi world “CHEMISTS MANUFACTURING FOR TEXTILES ” CARRIERS SOFTNERS DEFOAMERS DETERGENTS LUBRICANTS FIXING AGENTS WETTING AGENTS CHELATING AGENTS SCOURING AGENTS LEVELING AGENTS FLAME RETARDANTS 2 Ads Opening day . . . freshmen are in a state of confusion, sophomores tremble, juniors are relieved because they are no longer the youngest, and seniors . . . they seem pretty cool and unaffected by the whole affair. I mean really, they’re SENIORS! First day of school? So what! But, un¬ derneath that cool exterior, they’re just as excited as ev¬ eryone else about the start of a new year. The first day of school is always a day of ex¬ citement and discovery. After that, everything seems to settle down and everyone relaxes and begins to enjoy the new school year. FIRST DAY T] O TIB HALL 4 Renovations B� ' m;. ififeltl Although the ren¬ ovat ions here at Wil¬ liams weren’t begun until this year, the actual plans for them were made in 1975. The most urgent changes to be made re¬ lated to safety and accommodations for handicapped stu¬ dents. Other problems concerned energy conservation, lighting, use of the school grounds, need for a better learning environment, and general repairs. The extent of the renovations will depend on the amount of funds available and the changes that are approved by the School Board. Many improvements are already apparent. We now have a ventilation system as a result of the installation of eight exhaust fans. The suspended ceilings and insulation around the win¬ dows will help conserve energy. For handicapped stu¬ dents, we have ramps at two locations, curb cuts, and handicapped stalls in the bathrooms. We also have flu¬ orescent lights throughout the entire building, new locks on freshly painted lockers, and a new fire alarm system. These are only a few of the changes that have taken place at Williams this year. Plans have already been made for many more improvements to keep Williams in top condition and as modern as possible. —Becky Long i Renovations 5 SCHOOL SPIRIT: j ■ ' The W.H.S. cheer- leaders are a group of girls that we can be proud of. Many people don’t realize just how much they do. School Spirit in three different phases: Studying, munchin ’ out, and boogying down. 6 School Spirit WHAT IS IT? School Spirit School Spirit — what is it? Most people would be quick to say going to ball games and yelling until they can ' t yell any more, or just plain going wild. But here at Williams, school spirit is displayed in more ways than just cheering our teams on to victory. Williams prides itself in many different areas. Not only do we have one of the best athletic programs in the state, but we also rank among the state’s finest in academics and the arts. “Second to none, and first in the hearts of us ail.” Most W.H.S. students would agree with this statement. That, in itself, is what school spirit really is — that feeling of pride that dwells in the hearts of everyone. School Spirit 7 i , Chart ula Sce HOLLYWOOD heke we cdme! C. Cutest: Ray Hughes, Julie Durham. ♦ . Crazi s utton. % ■ A 10 Senior Superlatives Senior Superlatives 11 IV illiams High School. . . that name beats love in all of the hearts that have come to be a part of it. We came here to learn but we learned far more than English or Chemistry or Trig. We learned how to laugh and how to cry. We learned the value of friendship and the true meaning of love. We didn ' t just grow smarter here, we grew up here. he graduating seniors would like this opportunity to thank the staff, the ill teachers, and all the special friends who have come to mean so much to us here at Williams. For three years it has been home . . . but now, for the class of 82 , it’s just a memory . . . —A. H. 12 Appreciation I � 1RM urlinytun %«� o itiaf«rt«iritn r £ niiril pf Our former Alma Mater Yearbooks. Elizabeth Yates? Hillcrest — for us, just a memory. Could it be our Varsity QB? at Turrentine?? Check out the legs! Our Homecoming King? Balog — we remember well. Deborah and Paula — Friends from many years ago. Insanity prevailed in Fig ' s Trig!. Pinson and Spencer go way back. Jr. Marshal Tamara Findley at the 1981 Commencement Exercises. Only 11 of the thousands (?) of the Turrentine cheering squad. Days Gone By- Have you ever stopped and wondered where the time went? Have you ever just paused and asked .yourself how you got where you are now? Remember the good ole days when the major homework load was writing your spelling words six times apiece? And now, on an average day, the rough draft of your term paper is due along with an eight unit History test and forty-one trig problems! But, where do we go from here? Most of us are headed out to various colleges and universities where a whole nine weeks is covered in about two and a half days . . . and we think we have it rough!! Nevertheless, we ' re having the time of our lives and have accumulated a treasure chest of memories from elementary and high school days. And, without a doubt, there will be many more additions when we go off to colleges! Days To Come! . . . where Anita Adams — college bound? Brucie getting on one more mailing list. Tracey Fahie ponders the op¬ portunities of the future. VJe ' ve got a great deal to look forward to. Faulkner, at an all-girl school? Not a chance! Ray Hughes putting the com¬ puter to use. going ,- ■ A PEOPLE-CLUBS-CLASSES WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? _ _ B t ilHi The annual staff at Williams has a special difficulty in doing our book that is shared by no other school in the state. Cheerleaders chant it . . . “WHS IS THE BEST!” The athletes prove it . . . just last year we were number one in the state in two sports and captured conference championships in several oth¬ ers. The student body . . . we know it. The annual staff must try to sum it up in the yearbook. What makes Williams High School the best? We think it’s the people. Every individual has something special to give. Without the people, we wouldn’t be state champions. Without the people, we wouldn’t have clubs — and we have outstanding clubs and organi¬ zations here at Williams. We know we’re the best. . . so here’s to the people because they’re why! — A.H. Club banners boost spirit! Lisa Lattimer and Juwanna Jack- son decide on a catchy saying to grab attention. 0 Teachers are important people at WHS. He usually oper¬ ates a TV camera or VTR, but now Mr. Ray Johnson is just relaxing. A sixth period geometry class does not dampen Lee Laws’ friendly candid camera smile. These bank robbers speak French with American accents — William Pruitt and Robert Boyle in Madame Majette’s third period class. Three minute timed writings in typing class call for three minute breaks — Beth Braxton. Todd Fowler, president of the student body, backed by the states number one 3A team, welcomes everyone to the first pep rally of the 1981 football season. «■ id - 18 Seniors . . . 8 — Group picture 10 — Superlatives 218 — Senior Statistics 122 — Top Ten . . . 33-Candids Underclassmen 34 — Juniors 42 — Sophomores 50 — Freshman 34 64 Teachers’ Pets 58 — Faculty and Cover Staff ... 198 — Coaches 144 — Dedication % S Jb ’ Musicians 66 — Band 74 — Orchestra 76 — Choral Groups 66 82 Clubs 82 — Athletic 84 — Service 90 — Academic 98 — Vocational Looks Like We’ve Made It! Through the three years that the Class of ’82 has spent at Williams, they have grown — not only as in¬ dividuals striving to find them¬ selves, but also as one — in search of togetherness. This class is very special. They’ve struggled in their climb to the top, and now, it looks like they’ve made it — together. April Lynn Adams Lori Elizabeth Allen Isaac Emmueal Alston Joseph Thomas Anderson Terry Renee Annas Paul Harrison Avery Jacques Earl Barbour Jeffrey Scott Barbour Charles Lloyd Bateman Lori Kathryn Beal Rebecca Dawn Beaudet Donald Wayne Beard Derek Lamont Bennett Lisa Sharron Bigelow John Paul Black Gary Lee Blackwell Jerldine Lynette Blackwell Dina Renee Blake 18 Seniors Robert Tew Boyle Fred Voss Brannock Jonathan Holt Braxton Edward Neal Braxton Carolyn Bennita Brown Vickie Darlene Brown Walter Monroe Brown IV Sharon Bruce Timothy Bryson Chris P. Burns Carol Lynette Byrd Christopher Joseph Cahill Tina Michelle Campbell Lynda Ann Carden William Wilson Carter James Clifton Carter Darrell Lemonte Cash Chi Choan Chang Seniors 19 Vance Cheeley Edward William Clapp Tiawana Renea Clapp Joseph Mark Clayton Hiram Newton Coble, Jr. Keith Dwayne Coble Leslie Carol Coble Patrick Cline Coble Susan Belle Coble Thomas Leonard Coleman Philip Alan Collins Tonya Ecerette Compton George Covington Sandra Regeanna Couch Neil Carson Cox Micheal Eugene Crenshaw Catherine Louise Curtis Alicia Susan D’Anna Russ Davidson Pyke Cole Davis, Jr. 20 Seniors Kim Martinello Daye Patricia Ann Deehan Melissa Lynn Duckworth Barbara Julene Durham Lisa Louise Eastwood James Ector Gregory Yowell Ellington Kenneth Scott Ellington David Hunter Ellis Teresa Ann Enoch Tracy LaSalle Enoch George Bryan Farmer Joseph Edward Farrell Patricia Fazzino Thomas Wray Ferrell Virginia Warren Flowers Lisa Danelle Fogleman Larry Donnell Foust Pamela Vonzelle Fowler Leo Stanley Fowler Rhulon Todd Fowler William G. Fowlkes Maureen Elizabeth Gagnon Charlotte Ingram Gant Seniors 21 Lu Ann Gilliam John Charles Goulding Barry Warner Gray Jerron Denard Green Terri Lynn Grimm Stephen Trent Guffey John Walker Guss Sherry Melinda Guye Elizabeth Ann Gwinnett Laura J. Haith Rebecca Ann Haithcock Charles Daniel Hall Julie Edwina Hanford Scott Myers Harman Robert Eric Harrell 22 Seniors Joseph Walter Harris Lindsay Harris, Jr. Howard William Hawks Margie Nannette Herbin Devoki Leila Hightower Kimberly Elizabeth Hindman Hope Lynn Hines Terence Patrick Hogan Ellen Marie Holland Judith Carol Hornaday Mary Lisa Horne Angela Yvonne Hughes Tony Morgan Hundley Elizabeth Ann Hunnicutt William Marc Hunter Robert Chanes Ihlo Linda Jo Imboden Seniors 23 Dava Loraine Isley Lori Ann Isley Jessica Dawn Jackson Juwanna Jackson Pamela Lynn Jackson Steven Lawrence Jackson Steven John Janicello Maurice Neuborne Jennings, Jr. Laura Marie Jennings Tracy Deneen Jennings Christie Leigh Johnson Eric James Johnson Robert David Jones Randy Thomas Joplin Donald Rufus Joyce Susan Kearns Robert Davis Kernodle Jeffrey Dean Kimball Sherrie Elizabeth King Lori Ellen Kittner 24 Seniors William Kerr Lasley Lecia Sherrum Latimer David Kelly Leach Michael Randolph Leahy Martha Hope Lee Charles Aycock LeGrand, Jr. Glenn Hayes Lewis Tamara Susan Lindley David Robert Long Charles Keith Lyall Rhonda Jean Mabrey Raymond Madden Sherri Renee Makin Jeff S. Malinski Neal Robert Manning Nancy Jane Maultsby John Reid Maynard Robert Franklin McCormick, Jr. Antoinette McCoy Ronald Douglas McIntyre Seniors 25 Stanton Hall McKibbin Trechena Kiki McLain Nancy Annette McNeely Lisa Lynette Meadows Jerry Mebane Connie Elizabeth Medina Gregory Alan Middleton Teresa Kaye Miles Mark Howard Mitchell Cathy Annette Moore Richard Bernard Moore II James Bradford Moriarty Ricky Lee Morris James Daniel Moury Brian Patrick Murphy 26 Seniors Greg Lynn Murr Michael Lynn Norris Allyson Fay Oakley George Larry Oakley Richard Channing O’Ferrell Susie Elizabeth Parham Deborah Leigh Pate Cedric Conrad Patterson Drew Erwin Patty Mark William Pearce Seniors hard Betsy Ann Phillips Jeff Gordon Pierce Gregory Lee Pinnix John Brookes Pollock Gregory Porter Lee Ferguson Porterfield Lamonte Powell Richard Jeffrey Puckett Randy Lee Quakenbush Elizabeth Britt Raiford Seniors 27 Eric Lynn Ray David Lee Reaves Michael Scott Reavis Catherine Anne Reed Jason Antonio Richmond Kiwaina Lenora Rogers David Ruff Lisa Ann Rumley Candace Ann Salmon Hal Wesley Sartin Louis Karim Sayad Paula Elizabeth Scarborough Victor Fredderick Seamon Danny Shannon Barbara Anne Sharpe Harvey Todd Sharpe Angela Shaw Kathleen Mary Shaw Devin Nathaniel Shipmon Matthew Dan Sibley “Please! Not in the halls!” 28 Seniors Lisa Ellen Simpson Susan Wall Simpson Stuart Charles Sioussat Michael Holt Skinner Kurt Patrick Skonier Scott Lynam Sliney April Anthony Smith Lisa Dawn Smith Vickie Loraine Smith Walter Lee Smith Penny Ann Snotherly Barbara Boland Sparks Stacey Lynn Spoonamore Felix Ashley Stanley Teresa Louise Steele Charlene Yvonne Stephens Jeffrey Glenn Stout Jeanie Bruce Sutton Seniors 29 Steve Richard Swank Derek and Sherry wait patiently in line for lunch. Joseph Samuel Sykes Hostile vandals display ignorance of true meaning of memorial. Constance Lynn Tate Kelly Reynolds Tate Larry Donnell Taylor Andre Thompson Deborah Grey Thompson Gary Chris Truitt Kenneth Dean Turbyfill William John Twomey Angelia Shirlene Upsher Betsy Burgess Ussery Jacqueline Lynette Wagoner “Cash” and Vickie — Friends Forever! Linda Ann Waldron Betsy Ussery — what a cheese! 30 Seniors Candace Cooper Walker Stephen Christopher Walker Edith Vernetta Ward Laurie Ann Warren Dwanda Jean Weathers Sherry Leigh Webb David Sanders Wegerek Stanley Bernard Wells Cynthia Carmen Wessels Thomas Bradford West Seniors 31 David Elliott White George Thomas White Robin Lynetta Wiley Cheryl Williams Paul Forrester Williams, Jr. Stephen Mark Williams Joel Witherow Cynthia LaVerne Woods Gerald Phynell Woods Earl Gene Worley, Jr. Donald Charles Wrenn Melinda Mangum Wrenn Charlene Alesia Wright Marisa Yvonne Wright Wendy Sue Yaeger Elizabeth Carmel Yates Melissa L. Young Suzanne Hamilton Young 32 Seniors Seniors 33 Juniors. . . Juniors... Juniors. .. Juniors 2L Walk Beside Me, Be My Friend. .. . Juniors. Kyle Abee Anita Adams Charlie Agresta Brian Allen Bill Allen Ann Amash Sharon Apple Lisa Arnette Calvin Banks Jana Barbee Rick Barnes Doug Baskette Wendi Beal Jeff Bentley Myron Bigelow Rejella Bigelow John Blake Tracy Blethen Jean Blom Mary Boggiano Ralph Boscia Jane Boswell Treavor Boswell Antaughn Bradshaw Norman Bradshaw Patricia Brannock Mary Breen Robert Brettler Orlando Brown Lavaze Bruce Cynthia Burgess Anita Butler David Caldwell Annette Campbell Patti Carmen William Carter “Walk beside me and be my friend.” That was the motto for the ’81 Junior class at WHS. There were no leaders, no followers, only people, friends, who shared the responsibilities that each ju¬ nior class faces. This was really apparent in the planning of the prom and other events during the school year. Certainly, these people are prepared to cross the threshold into their Senior year. They have high hopes and pleasant memories to draw from. They are now ready to walk together to a new dimen¬ sion in their lives. Karyn Keith ' -«� v( BV 34 Juniors The Class of 1983 funiors . . . Juniors . .. Juniors .. . Juniors . . . Juniors Paige Casey Louise Chandler Joe Cheeley Ann Chrisp Darrell Chrisp Twila Churchill Pauletta Clapp Averette Clarke Robin Cobb Bruce Conyers Jeannie Cowan Jody Crenshaw Lisa Currie Chris Curry Debra Daughtry Ronnie Day Vickie Daye Jolee Denny Greg Desern Mary Dew Terri Diemer Jonathan Dorsett Ted Drake Paige DuPree David Dutton Lynette Eckard Vicky Edwards J.D. Eliason Kelvin Enoch Luanne Ester Jimmy Farrell James Faucette Jane Faulkenberry Lisa Faulkner Ann Finch Cord Finley • • Juniors 35 Greg Foust Mark Franklin Tor Froland Connie Fuller Larry Fuller Tracey Fuller Cal Gant John Gant Rhonda Garrison Cindy Geary Evelle Gentry Layne Gilstrap Well, who is it? Annette Long gazes wistfully into space. Wendy Glass Eric Gofroth Sandra Gooch Leon Goodman Melody Graves Doug Green Shannon Guite Mark Hambright Mark Handy Dawn Harris Nick Harris Pam Harris Angie Harrison Butch Herron James Hinton Nancy Holt 36 Juniors Tracey Horner Fred Huff Harold Huff Wesley Huffines Kelly Hughes Teresa Hughes Cindy Humphrey Becky Hunter Tony Hurdle Mark Kavanaugh and Shannon Guite represent the Junior Class as sponsors in the parade. John Inabnit Michele Jackson Tina James Katrina Jeffers Dinetta Jeffries Donnell Jeffries Teresa Jeffries Jeff Johnson Richard Johnson Ken Jones Melissa Jones Tom Jones Hope Jordan Mark Kavanaugh Karen Keith Randy Kerns Danny Kimrey Denise King Steve King Evan Kirchen Lisa Kluttz Gloria Kraycirik Brian Kroenung Susan Lamb Kathy Lambert Tommy Lander Angela Langston Michele Lashley Bret t Taylor and Doug Petry pose for the camera. Just hangin’ around. Juniors gather before school and wait for homeroom to start. Allan Young and Stephanie Williams dance the night away at the Youth Center. Juniors 37 Leslye Lassiter Lee Laws Markus Lazar John Leahy Mary Leahy Walter Lewis Cindy Lloyd Annette Long Becky Long Gene Long Elwyn Lowe Angie Lyon Mary Manning Paul Martin David Maynard David McCall Lydia McCollum Trey McGriff Susette McLendon Rosemary McNiel Barbara Mebane Michael Mock Frank Moore Michael Morgan Sharon Moriarty Angela Morris David Morris Wayne Morris David Morton Wesley Moser Ken Mottinger Johnny Mullis Wendy Mullis Rodney Nardelli Lisa Neal Keith Nester Mark Newton Scott Newton Tracy Parker Nancy Parks Juniors take time out to pose for a picture: Gene Long, Kathy Lambert, Mary Manning, Cindy Lloyd, Trey McGriff, and Julie Pinson. Linda Patterson Shawn Patterson Kelly Patton Doug Petry Adrian Phillips Mark Phillips Julianne Pinson Michael Pittman Rodney Pitts 38 Juniors Parler Vous Francasis? Let’s hope Miss Allen’s students can. Eric Goforth seems interested in something on the side board. IP ft v Up V K • f bV JetI L Jp 0 |; P © J ” SSI Alan Poovey William Pruitt Andy Pulliam Karen Ratchford Michelle Ray Troy Reaves Wendy Reaves Angela Richardson Julie Riddle Jay Riley Ruthy Roarick Erin Roark Mary Roessler Carolyn Rogers P.J. Rogers Hee Soo Russell John Schindler John Schoonmaker Clara Sellars Brian Sendecki Jimmy Sexton Juniors 39 Ricky Barnes flashes a quick smile. Tim Sharpe Sandi Showerman Kenneth Siler Mark Simmons Hayes Simpson Scott Simpson Chris Smith Robert Sneed Amy Snell Debbie Snyder Matt Sowinski Beth Spears Elizabeth Spencer Steve Spoon Shane Stadler Madame Majette’s sixth period French class is really working hard! Susette McLendon and Leon Goodman “smile pretty” for the camera. Zandra Starliper Greg Sternal Gene Stewart Katy Stone Bryan Sturgill Scott Sutton Randy Sykes Tommy Talley Brett Taylor Kelly Taylor Lee Taylor Angela Thompson Donda Thompson Michael Thompson Mike Thompson Ronnie Day shows his approval of the food in the cafeteria 40 Seniors Moses Torain Michelle Torin Greg Treanor Leslie Treanor Ann Trollinger Colleen Truitt Dwayne Turner Lisa Tyndall Mike Vermilya Billy Vetsopoulos Brenda Vinson David Votta David Ward Andy Ware Brenda Watkins Kathy Weiss Tim Welch Deborah Wesson Kyle White Stephanie Williams Terry Williams John Williamson Nancy Williamson Bobby Willis Joey Wilson Andy Winstead Jeff Winterstein Bryan Wood Juniors — Together, Forever Wherever we go, Whatever we do, We’re gonna go through it together. We may not go far, But sure as the star, We’re gonna go through it together. Wherever I go I know you go. No fits, no feuds No fights, no egos. Amigoes Together. Through thick and through thin. All out or all in. We’re gonna go through it together. With you for me, And me for you, We’ll muddle through, Whatever we do, Together, Wherever we go! Kelly Woodruff Lynn Woodruff Hope Wright Joey Wrightenberry Alan Young George Zangotsis Greg Porter poses Mark Kavanaugh for the photogra¬ pher. What a face! Juniors 41 Ginny Adkins Bill Aheron Joe Alfonzo Keith Allen Keith Allred Rezell Alston Jay Atkins Sheila Baker Robert Baldwin Jean Barnes Mike Barrett Paige Baulding David Bayliff Joey Belton Jill Bergman Phil Bigelow Steve Bivans Rodney Blackwell Cindy Bland Cathy Boggs Tammie Boone The spirit of WHS is re¬ freshed each year by a group of new faces that help to make Williams a better place. Welcome Sophomores! These will be some of the best years of your life! SOPHOMORES Bonnie Boswell Beaver Bowline Lori Bradshaw Scott Brady James Brannon Kevin Brantley Beth Braxton Tommy Braxton Billy Breen Brian Burdette Patricia Burgess Shelley Burke Rod Burnette Brett Butler Barry Carroll Teresa Carter Arvis Cates Blair Cathey Amy Cheek Carolyn Cheeley Grace Choung 42 Sophomores Susan Christian I Stephanie Clapp Brian Clodfelter Kris Coble Mark Coble Rodney Coble Lisa Cole Ellen Collins Todd Compton Jeff Cooke Alex Cousins Michael Cox Yo Crisp Becky Crowe Linda Currie Buddy Danford Randy Davis Kevin DeAngelo Sophomores 43 Russell DeAngelo John DeFord Karen Delaney Polly Deloache Jurgen Dietrich Ralph Dietrich Connie Dinkins Tammy Downey Todd Durham Randy Eddins Jeff Elliott Marsha Farris Claire Finley Kathleen Flynn Tracy Fogleman Paul Folckomer Michael Ford Amy Foster Reginald Foust Dena Frith Layne Fuller Matt Fussell Atul Garg Janat Garrison Carl Gibilaro Shellie Gibson Jane Gilliam Jess Gilliam Martha Ginn Teri Gilliam Eric Graf April Graves Brad Gray Mary Graves Gregory Gregg Margaret Gwinnett Laura Haith Laura Hall Tracy Hall Cyndi Harrell Floyd Harris son works hard on floats «i jf K’, ' Sophomores attend the “Big Game 44 Sophomores Richard Harris Ron Harris Ben Hartsell Sophomore class sponsors were Polly Deloache and Doug Smith Barbara Harvey Janina Hatchell Karen Hatchell Davita Hatfield Joseph Hatley Cindy Haught Susan West works hard Todd Hawkins Jeff Herbin Myra Herron Tony Hinshaw Karen Hinton Antoinette Holman Sheila Holman Veronica Holman Sue Hornaday Lynne Horne Terri Horne Deborah Huff Dawn Ihlo Blayne Isley Melissa Jernigan Cynthia Johnson C PRXSON Sophomores get involved in class elections. Pals forever. Sophomores 45 Jennifer Johnson Kathy Johnson Natalie Johnson Andrea Jones Judy Jones Lea Ann Jones Penny Jones Rodney Jones West Jones Angela Kalbfleisch Gina Kelly Rodney Kendrick GET ’EM BULLPUPS! Mark Kennedy Wendy Kennedy Terry Kimrey Donna King Amjeanette Kivett Richard Kurry Billy Lashley Carrie Lasley Wanda Lea Charles Leahy Lela lee Eddie Lewis Peter Lombardi Dayna Long Holt Long Robert Long Sabrina MacIntyre Chris Madden Letitia Madden Johnny Massey Chris Martin Chris Mayes Steve Maynard Brian McBroom Margaret McCuiston Scott McDaniel Erin McDermott Joe McHugh 46 Sophomores Sherie Michael Kyle Michaels Susan Moore Charlene Morgan Charles Morgan Chuck Morrison Donnell Morrow Anita Moss Jane Moury Tracy Murray Jodi Myers Rodney Myers Anna Lee Nahser Peter Nani Terry Neely Michele Newton Michele Newton Jon Oakley Kevin Pack Mike Papadeas Bernard Parker Eddie Parrish Rodney Paul Eric Paulson Marlene Pennington Laura Perkins Mario Pettiford To dd Pierce Mia Pinnix Robert Pinyatello Mike Pittard Fred Poole Jenny Poovey Karin Porter Tamara Porterfield Orlando Poteat Mitch Price Mike Puckett Rodney Pulliam Steve Putnam Sophomores 47 Sharon Randolph Another serious day in English II. One sophomore gets the hang of high school life We reach the top at last! Cindy Reaves Jennifer Reddish Dwayne Richmond Tony Richmond Lillian Rinker Laurie Roorback Lisa Ruff Todd Rutledge Kathy Ryan Preston Salmon Janice Satterfield Miriam Scott Dianne Sellars Sam Sellars Cris Sexton Mary Shannon Stephanie Sharpe Ursula Shaw Jon Siebrandt Julie Sikes Mark Simpson Jennifer Sink Suzanne Sioussat Chris Small Billy Smith 48 Sophomores Brad Smith Debbie Smith Doug Smith Helen Spinks Todd Spivey Mona Stadler Susan Stanley Pam Stewart Jeff Stout Erin Studstill Tami Tate Karen Tatum Kevin Terrell Wendy Terrell Darlene Tickle Buck Tinnin Jeff Troxler Cecil Upsher Tammy Utsman Willie Vinson Katherine Wachter Gerald Wade Thomasina Walton Ken Warren Melissa Webster John Weeks David West Susan West Susan Whitley Troy Wilkerson Charles Wilkins Beth Williams Jim Williams Renee Williams Joy Wilson Brett Wilson Johnny Wolff Robin Woods Tonya Wright Jay Wyrick Lisa Zangotsis Sophomores 49 FRESHMEN We’ve only just begun Howie Adams Tyrone Adams Kim Allen Amy Allred Tammy Alston Jeff Anders June Andrews Todd Andrews Kendis Arrowood Kirk Atkins Todd Aydelette Sherry Ayers Alan Bailey Chan Bailey Daniel Bak Robin Barbee Gene Barnhardt Susan Bateman Michelle Beaudet Jeanie Bell Christopher Bennett Scott Bennett Preston JJlanchard Christen Blethen Leslie Bolick Sheryl Boney Charlotte Bonk Bernie Boscia Teresa Boswell Carl Bowe Anquenette Bozeman Jeff Bozeman Darius Bradshaw Brian Braxton Jim Braxton Eric Breedlove Angie Brown Ronald Brown Steve Caporelli De’Wanda Carr 50 Freshmen Laura Carr Bryant Carter Kathy Carter Donald Childrey Celia Clinkinbeard Sandy Coble Stephen Coffey A1 Combs Angela Compton Jody Cooke Tammy Corbett Amy Covington Karen Crandall Jamie Crenshaw Raymond Crouch Derrick Cash Michele Cauldler Lori Chapman Ronald Curl Jennifer Curry Michelle Curry Ann Dark Jerry Davis Maria DeBoard Ann Degraffenreidt Ann Delaney Dawn Dixon Janene Dorminy Carol Dove Robbie Dove Angela Downey Kim Durham Scott Durham Freshmen 51 Doug Dusenberry Nolanda Dyer Adrienne Eliason Rita Emerson Deanna Enoch Cindy Farlow Jimmy Faulkner Ellen Feamster Richard Feamster Candy Fincher Desiree Foust Diane Foust Susan Fowler Seawell Freeland Scott Friberg Ricky Gaddy Jim Gagnon Felicia Gant Jim Gatlin Adron Gentry Suzanne Giberson Denise Gibilaro Tonya Gilliam Tammy Glass Clare Goley Celeste Goulding Staf Grant Jeanna Gray David Gross Elizabeth Guss Chris Gwinnett Terrie Hall Mark Haney Ashley Hargis 52 Freshmen Emily Harmon Stephanie Harmon Stacy Harper Kim Harris David Hatfield Carole Haught Tina Hawkins Kim Hensley Kim Hickman Noelle Hicklin Stanley Hicks Tammy High Brian Hinshaw Denise Hizaroglu Cara Hobbs Tim Hodges Representing the Freshmen Class, Nan Maynard and Derrick Cash ride in the Homecoming Parade. Wendy Hoernke Michelle Hoggard Terry Holman Todd Hooper Diane Horne Tripp Hughes Lori Humble Angie Humphrey Hal Humphrey Brian Hyder Craig Ingraham Mark Ingram Britt Irwin Amy Isley Laurie Isley Amy Jackson Ernest Jackson Mark Jackson Andre Jefferies Charles Jefferies Timothy Jeffers Amy Jennings Amy Jordon Scott Kafer Freshmen 53 Lyndon Jennings Ervin Joner Barbara Jones Daffney Ann Jones Todd Joyce Jim Joyner Kelli Kerns Steve Kearns Andi Keenan Brian Kelly Daun Kelly Jae Kim Eddie King Rodney Kingsberry Greg Kizziah Gina Knight Carol Laing Michelle Lamb Shannon Lasater Charlie Leath Lee Leazer Johnny Ledford Benj Lee Alex Long David Long Kim Loy Krysti McAbee Terri McAdams Dean McCall Andrea McGee Larnell McGee 54 Freshmen 1 Anne McIntyre Parish McKinney Jeannine May Steve May Nan Maynard Gerald Madre n Margaret Maddox Gretchen Mann MaryBeth Mann Dom Mancuso A1 Marr Barry Miles Beverly Miles Lloyd Millikan Ala Alan Mitchell Bonita Mitchell Mandy Moore Glenn Morris Mark Morrison Joe Murphy Rocky Murray John Nani Sheron Neal Lambert Nelson Anthony Nettis Helen Newlin Beth Niemann David Norris John Norton Mary Martha Parks Jill Parrish William Paschal Linsey Payne Richie Pelt Tony Perrou John Policastro Todd Poole Sondra Porter Cassandra Poteat Mike Powell Charles Pulliam Elizabeth Purvis Kerry Quakenbush Lynn Reynolds Mark Rice Michele Rice Freshmen 55 Peter Rich Terry Richmond Elizabeth Rinker Bruce Ring Renn Roberson Lisa Rudd Patrick Rudd Chris Ryan Tammy Sandlin T.E. Saunders Neal Saunders Ann Schindler Andy Scott Doug Sendecki Tommy Shambley Jodi Shaw A1 Marr proudly guards the Freshmen float Susan Wilkinson does her part on the Freshmen Float. Scotty Showerman Steve Simpson Jeff Sliney David Smith Lisa Smith Rusty Smith Thomas Sneed Erick Sowler 56 Freshmen Lawrence Sowinski Stephanie Starling Romana Stephens Mark Sternal Jeff Stewart Rodney Stewart Julie Stone Leslie Stone John Strickland Bill Strout Kristie Summers Pamela Tuitt Jodie Surles Kristin Sutton Eric Talley Eddie Tate Cory Taylor Melissa Taylor Paul Taylor Tommy Teer Tammy Terrell Paulette Thomas Angela Thompson Kenneth Thompson Lorraine Thompson Tara Thompson Tracy Thornton Craig Tinnin Mike Torain Sharon Torain Rick Troxler Rodney Troxler Doug Turner Lamont Turner Lulu Turner Velda Turner Barry Turney Shannon Vincent Tonya Vincent Paula Vinson Fredrik Wade Leigh Ann Walker Keith Walker Tommy Walton Michelle Ward Patrick Ward Tim Webb George Weiss Danny Wenkel Judy White Bobby Whitaker Mark Wicker Bobby Wiley Mark Williams Mary Beth Williams Earl Williamson Susan Wilkinson Miranda Wood Tracy Woody Bonnie Wrenn Henry Wright Laurel Wylie Ellen Xoini.s Robert Yaeger Freshmen 57 They Lead, We Follow Students come and go, but we will always find these people hard at work. Williams would not be the great school it is without the guidance of Mr. Lyall and Coach Evans. One of their big projects has been the renovation of the school which has certainly improved the appearance a great deal, and for this we are thankful. Our three secretaries are Mrs. Foushee, Mrs. Ratliff, and Ms. Stanley. Mrs. Foushee has a very impor¬ tant job as Mr. Lyall’s financial secretary as well as coordinat¬ ing the schedules. Mrs. Ratliff helps Coach Evans and keeps account of the students in school. Mrs. Stanley is always busy in the Guidance Office filling out and sending in forms. A lot of people don’t know Mr. Shepard, the Building Superinten¬ dent. The efforts of his hard work keep the school in top shape. To the great administration we give a big thanks! Mr. Marsh Lyall, Principal Mrs. Audrey Foushee Principal’s Secretary “The Burlington City Schools will be closed to¬ day, tomorrow, and the rest of the week because of snow” ... a very pleasing announcement relayed over the local radio station. The decision comes from Dr. James Surratt, super¬ intendent of the city schools. Sometimes, stu¬ dents think that’s his most important function, but he and the school board are actually responsible for the smooth running of the schools in all kinds of weather. Mrs. Beverly Ratliff Attendance Secretary Dr. James Surratt Superintendent Ms. Francis Stanley Guidance Secretary Mr. Wayne Shepard Building Superintendent Burlington City School Board in session: Dr. James Surratt, Mr. Ervin King, Mrs. Su Lamb, Mr. Terrell Duncan, Dr. W.C. Shanks, Jr., Mr. A.F. Perrou, Jr., and Mr Linwood Smith. M I 58 ASSISTANTS HELP FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION Right: Library Assistants ( from left to right) — Mark Franklin, Richard Johnson, Brian Kroenung, Robin Gates, Suzanne Sioussat, Paige Dupree. Below right: Guidance Assistants — Terri Diemer, Liz Gwinnett, Becky Long, Louise Chandler, Ruthie Roark, Patti Carmen. m Left: Main Office Assistants — Melissa Duckworth, Averette Clarke, Jolee Denny, Randy Kerns, William Pruitt, Charlene Wright, Wendy Glass, Anita Adams, Beth Spears, Jane Faulkenberry, David Ward, Jody Crenshaw. Below left: P.E. Assistants — Ralph Boscia, Hope Jordan, Evelle Gentry, Costance Fuller, Pauletta Clapp, Ann Crisp, John Schindler, Wesley Moser. Coach Hodges’ Assistant Mary Breen Assistants 59 Johnny Albea Edith Allen Lottie Sue Arthur Pat Bason Rena Bateman Nancy Blue Michael Bowden Nan Bowman Deborah Brown Kaaren Brown Mae Browning Rebecca Caison Vera Davis Beulah Evans Shirley Faircloth Thomas Faust Clifford Foster Nancy Garner 60 Faculty Karen Garrison Lucy Gatlin John Gozjack Jean Gunn Margaret Guss Barry Hodge Vicki Hodge Ray Johnson Charles Jones Libby Lasley Ron Lee Adele Lowry Norma Majette Len Martin Becky McCann Fred McKoy Ellen Muire Jackie Myers Faculty 61 Joyce Newton Annie Ruth Parker Meredith Patterson Ed Putnam Dot Range Ron Raper Winded Robertson Alice Robinson William Rutledge Harvey Sharpe Merle Sharpe Wallace Shearin Thomasene Sparks Pete Stout Rachel Strickland John Temple Ronnie Wall John Whitaker David Wood Barbara Woodson Guidance Counselors: Shirley Freeman L.G. Guthrie Louis Wilkins Could Coach Evans be praying that the Bulldogs win another game? 62 Faculty New Faces Appear Four New Teachers Join Faculty; Eleven Transferred from Sellars-Gunn Lester Campbell Gwendolyn Cobb Loreena Hayes Neil Hayes Shirley Huffman Pete Marshburn Pat Matthews Linda McBane Ann Oakley Doris Mottinger Charles LeGrand is getting help from Coach Lee. Miss Gatlin and Betsy Ussery smile for the camera during their chat. Ruth Ann Phillips Norma Pickier Beatriz Riera Wanda Tilley Debbie Wright Faculty 63 TEACHERS’ PETS Mrs. Mottinger with Mindy. Rocky is another of Mrs. Fou- shee’s pets. Coach Myers with Spanky. Mrs. Garrison with Heather. Mrs. Bason with Suzy. Miss Allen with Buffy. 64 Teachers’ Pets Cone Mills is some 12,000 people at 22 plants in North Carolina South Carolina and Mississippi. Cone f� WE MAKE FABRICS PEOPLE LIVE IN. We make fabrics people live in, including denim, corduroy, fabrics for sportswear and uniforms, plus home furnishings fabrics. Other products and services include greige goods, fabric finishing and an extensive line of polyurethane foam products. • Cone Mills Corporation Greensboro, N.C. ' An Equal Opportunity Employer r Compliments WOMACK ELECTRIC SUPPLY Cjibionville, fl.C. For the best in Electronics and Electrical Supplies 227-7458 315 N. Church St. 2125 South Church St. 210 South Main St. 227-0149 226-6921 2033 North Church St. 227-5333 THE 1981 MARCHING BULLDOGS ... a pride of Williams High! Presenting the Williams High School Marching Band!! See Index for ID’s. The Williams High School Marching Band ... a credit to the fine arts depart¬ ment at W.H.S.! Un¬ der the direction of Mr. Johnny Albea, the band really worked hard to pro¬ vide an entertaining show for halftime and led spirited WHS fans through a State Championship foot¬ ball season. 66 Band Band and Flag Girls march off field after an outstanding performance. A very talented Leslye Lassiter! The band presents their annual Christmas Concert. The band gets the crowd into the spirit at a pep rally. Danny Shannon leads the band — onto the field, in the Homecoming parade, and at halftime. Band 67 FLAG GIRLS Add Sparkling Spirit to WHS Back Row (L to R): Blair Cathey, Cathy Boggs, Jody Myers, LeaAnn Jones, Next row: Darlene Tickle, Debbie Smith, Sherri Makin, Beth Williams, Penny Jones, Erin Studstill, Susan Christian, Kathy Ryan, Juwanna Jackson, Paulett Thomas, Lisa Latimer, Erin McDermott; Next row: Deborah Huff, Dawn Ihlo, Head: Annette Moore, Co-Head: Lisa Horne 68 Flag Girls Our Dazzling Majorette L E S L Y E L A S S I T E R For the past two years, WHS has been proud of having Leslye Lassiter as its majorette. The nine long years of practice and hard work that Leslye has undergone really pay off when she dazzles her fans with her amazing twirls and thrilling stunts. Both student and teacher, Les¬ lye takes baton lessons from a High Point teacher who is ranked sixth in the nation, and she teaches lessons to children in Burlington and Mebane. She just recently won the UNC-G Marching Auxiliary Camp Majorette Competi¬ tion, and plans to compete in the National Ma¬ jorette Competition in May. WHS is anticipat¬ ing more sensational performances from Leslye next year. Majorette 69 A normal day in orchestra. The WHS Orchestra — See Index for I.D. No, Vickie. It’s not your turn to play alone. Suzanne Young and Evan Kirchen, All-State Orchestra. Orchestra Officers — See index for I.D.s. Caught you, Mr. Jones. Really, Suzanne, that’s so disgusting. 70 Mr. Albea, Stage Band Director. s T BAND The trumpet section, jamming out! Lee Taylor, guitarist. The Stage Band, though not heard from much in school, has practiced many hours and worked very hard at perfecting their “trade.” They are, at present, planning to perform for the school in the spring. Nick Harris, the drummer of WHS Stage Band. The trombone section. The Saxophone Section doing their thing. Jeff Winterstein, pianist. 71 MONOGRAM CLUB PERSONALLY YOURS, LTD. Hwy. 70 West, Burlington • 584-1976 DUNCAN EXXON SERVICE CENTER THE LIGHT TOUCH Corner S. Church and W. Davis Sts. — Downtown Burlington, N.C. 24 Hour Wrecker Service 509 Trollinger Street Burlington, N.C. 229-6585 Lamps Shades 226- 8044 227- 8265 Custom Lamps Lamp Repairs SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE Debra and Laura Work hard on a banner. The School Spirit Committee is made up of girls who devote their afternoons to mak¬ ing banners and their mornings to selling ribbons. The club is open to all classes, so the freshmen and sophomores get to participate in this club. Their ban¬ ners and ribbons help impress our opponents with our school spirit. See l| . for I.D. School Spirit Committee 73 B-U-L-L-P-U-P-S! (Very loud, and excitingly so!) The 1982-83 J.V. cheerleading squad is certainly exuberant and contains an extreme amount of excitement. These young ladies have worked very hard this past year trying to elevate school spirit and team support. Living up to the example of past squads and setting one of their own, they have produced a hard act to follow. This past year has been filled with memorable events. During the summer, they sponsored a car wash, but from the looks of things, the cheerleaders got more soap and water on themselves than on the cars. Another funny escapade was after the game with Eastern Randolph. Two of the luckier cheerleaders had an “unusual” ride home. They were the only girls on the bus that contained the varsity and the junior varsity football teams. According to one member of the squad, “Setting all the jokes aside, we have really become a family by working toward the goal of a terrific squad.” No, Janet, the car FRESH¬ MEN C H E E R L E A D E R S 75 Just look at that jump! Let’s go freshmen! Are you ready? Well okay. Let’s hear from the freshmen: BULL¬ DOGS, BULLDOGS! The Freshmen class, as a whole, have had to make a big adjustment this past year. But one group in particular has had to push extra hard to live up to the standards at WHS. They are the freshmen cheerleaders. This group is a step¬ ping stone for the squads that are to follow. They have definitely formed a terrific foundation. Con¬ gratulations ladies and welcome to Williams! Vickie Smith, Co-head, and Tamara Lindley, Head Cheerleader. Anna Lee Nahser, Bull¬ dog. Nancy Holt, Linda Imboden. Cheerleaders at Cheerleading Camp. Proud To Be BULLDOGS! B-U-L-L-D-O-G-S! The chants of the Varsity Cheerleaders can be heard almost year ’round. Working diligently, the team cheered the football team to a second straight State Champion¬ ship, and the basketball team to a victorious season as well. Per¬ forming with a new uniform, Anna Lee Nahser, the 1981-82 Bull¬ dog Mascot, has been a terrific asset to the squad. After practic¬ ing through the summer months, the team received high honors at Cheerleading Camp. What’s so special about these thirteen girls? It’s their undy¬ ing pride and spirit. Last spring, the Varsity Cheerleaders were selected the third most outstanding squad in the nation at the National Cheerleading Championships at King’s Dominion, Virginia. Then again, this fall, they were selected to cheer at the 1981 Shrine Bowl, one of eight squads so honored from both North Carolina and South Carolina. Winners Too! Cheerleaders Sharon Moriarty, Elizabeth Spencer, Julie Durham, Susan Simpson, Dina Blake, Paula Moulton, Angela Thompson, Ann Trollinger. The entire circle of Cheerleaders includes, from center to outer edge, Julie Durham, Vickie Smith, Susan Simp¬ son, Sharon Moriarty, Angela Thompson, Elizabeth Spencer, Tamara Lindley, Linda Imboden, Ann Trollinger, Paula Moul¬ ton, Nancy Holt, Dina Blake. Varsity Cheerleaders sponsor Spirit Weeks during both football and basketball seasons. THE BULLDOGS SujeaT Cheerleaders 77 7 J!L r • • ' Wear your favorite: Bandanas. ' avor i- A CONCERT CHOIR Forrest Williams, V. Pres; Nancy Maultsby, Secretary; Paula Scarborough, Treasurer; Steve Janicello, President See Index for I.D.’s 78 Choral Music MIXED CHORUSES The Williams High Choral Dept, consists of four singing groups: Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus and Girl’s Chorus. All four perform at various times during the year. The Chorus, as a whole, has been very busy this year. They perform at concerts, assemblies and the annual events, such as the Dinner Theater, the Homecoming Show, and the Musical. Other big events in store for the Choral members are a trip to the World’s Fair and a cruise to the Bahamas, both in which they will perform. The Williams Choruses are under the direction of Mrs. Thomasine Sparks. Choral Music 79 H 1 fsi i ' uflj sa„ PnK ' T W 7 ? 2 r jf VjlB: l 4 -3 Mb W 4 if - • j UrWiVl Ltf iH ■T. ■■■ 3 V . Hfl W MK T gflBuBr y .|V jf 4 . 80 Candids Candida 81 ■m � warn 4 See Index for I.D.’s FELLOWSHIP OF What an experience Sand between Ms. (Irate ' s toes! Jlllfe jjp iKr ag ■«C Jr sS a ■1 ™ V ’ W _HBg?r j V £§§.. ' IT ‘■ ' ■ Sot ' ny T ifSaOBL JR dE . yg6� - r -3g gJr][ • «af � t ; k V,. CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The group, the leaders. P ■ If you have learned to walk A little more sure-footedly than I, Be patient with my stumbling then And know that only as I do mv best and try, May I attain the goal For which we both strive. This is really what the Fellow¬ ship of Christian Athletes is about — a group simply trying to walk down the Christian road and trying to make the way a lit¬ tle easier. Under the careful guidance of several fantastic Christians, Nancy Maultsby, Windell Robertson, Jackie Myers and Barry Hodge, each meeting has grown to be very meaningful to all who attend. They certainly help to make the “Path a little easier by walking the mile together.” c I V I N E T T E S The Ciuinettes are definitely a service club. They participated in the Skat-a-thon, sponsored a Christmas family, walked in the Crop Walk, and cleaned up the Civinette Park to mention a few of their many projects. In addition to attending all of the sports events, the Civinettes were victorious in their powderpuff football match against Cum¬ mings. Governor Hunt recognized the Williams club when he invited the Civinettes to attend the United Way Awards Convention. The Civitans have been busy taking Bill Gentry to football and basketball games. They sold maga¬ zines for their money-making project. A v v I ■ � j I am a Junior Civitan. 1 stand for good citizenship in my home, my school, and my community. I believe in my school, its faculty, its standards of scholarship athletics, and conduct. Believing in them, I pledge myself to bi a good citizen of my high school. I believe in the government of my country and my community and pledge myself at all times to be a loyal citizen and respec the law. I believe in the destiny of my country and knowing the future o this nation is dependent upon the strength and courage of he .I people, I pledge myself to live a clean life. I believe that true friendship is the greatest asset any persoi , can possess, and I pledge myself to be worthy of membership ill Junior Civitan at all times. I believe that the success of aw organization is dependent upon the efforts of its members am that the members in turn are benefited in proportion to thei interest and efforts. Therefore I further pledge myself to sup port whole-heartedly the club’s program and its ideals. MY CREED was proclaimed by the man of Gallilee when h declared: Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, d j ye even so to them.” MY PLEDGE is to practice the Golden Rule; to make it pa . dividends both material and spiritual; to bridge with it the roai to better understanding between faculty, sponsor, and student to build upon it a finer and nobler citizenship. See index for I.D.’s 84 Civinettes CIVITANS “,Li. 1 i Civinettes stand out in the crowd participating in Libby Allred at the Civinette’s Christmas t Crop Walk. Love Service. The Civinettes are ready for a night on the town at the beach during Club Week. Civitans 85 SERVINC NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS S OMERS- ERVICE ARDUE ROTECTION 1137 South Church Street P. O. Box 939 Insurance 228-0541 Real Estate: 228-0551 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of ■ Compliments of Alamance County’s Quality Dept. Store M.W. CROWSON INSURANCE AGENCY Don’t Buy A Pig In A Poke YOU CAN SEE General Insurance See Us For Your Insurance Needs STADLER’S COUNTRY HAMS Downtown Company Shops Mall and Cum-Park Plaza 219 E. Davis Street Burlington, N.C. Route 3, Elon College “serving you for 111 yrs.” 226-3233 CAN YOU IMAGINE A WORLD WITHOUT TEXTILES? Textile products are a vital part of our everyday lives. Here are a few — how many can you name? Clothing — outerwear, underwear, socks, hosiery � � • PDQ ' J PRINTING SERVICES 263 E. Front St. Burlington, N.C. 228-6902 ROXIE’S FLORIST 1733 North Church St. Burlington, N.C. Phone 226-0215 Home Furnishings — Sheets, draperies, rugs Sports — Threads that hold together baseballs, basketballs, footballs Medical Care — Bandages, gowns, masks, supplies Space Program — Heat shields, parachutes, life jackets There are challenging careers in textiles 86 Ads at GLEN RAVEN MILLS, INC. Wedding Invitations Graduation Announcements Programs Business Cards Letterheads — Envelopes See Us For Fast Service Ray Moving and Storage, Inc. ± ol Agent for Aero Mayflower Mayflower Millhouse Restaurant Seafood — Steaks — Salads Noon Buffet Daily (Except Saturday) Located in Ramada Inn SUMNER’S AUTOMOTIVE INC. BURLINGTON, N. C 27215 525 S. CHURCH ST. PHONES: 227-2754 227-0070 HOURS: 8:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. MotOfCraftl MICHELIN Dele©- Remy Barbara Annas Phone 227-2469 _AnSJloss interior Designers, Qnc. 1003 South Church Street Burlington, N. C. 27215 Phone (919) 228-6429 Martha Ross Phone 584-8141 ■ v Jennings M. Bryan Agency Inc. Address: 926 S. Main St. Phone: 227-7458 DIVERSIFIED TESTING LABORATORIES, INC. Specializing in Physical Testing Bobby E. Puett 1827 West Davis Street (919) 227-7710 Burlington, N.C. 27215 We Test Per Your Request 1039 South Church Street Burlington, North Carolina 27215 The Latest Cuts For Men and Women Phone 229-5704 Red Horse 76 Auto Truck Services Restaurant Trollingwood Rd. Exit off 1-85 Mebane 563-4791 KEY - KEYWANETTES The Keys and Keywanettes have been very active this year with service projects. After getting the year off to a good start by winning the Homecoming float competition, they went on to sponsor a foster child in Brazil and local¬ ly, a Thanksgiving family and a Christmas cheer family. Both Keys and Keywanettes participate in the Crop Walk, collect for UNI¬ CEF, sponsor a party for underprivileged chil¬ dren in conjunction with the Student Council, and serve as ushers for the Gallery Players. In addition, the Keywanettes weekly keep up the bulletin boards around school and the mar¬ quee as well as work for United Way. 88 Keys-Keywanettes HAVE EXCELLENT YEAR See Index for I.D. Keys-Keywanettes 89 firHBl French Club and Honor Society French Club mem¬ bers Evan Kirchen and Frank Moore en¬ joyed riding in one of the club’s contribu¬ tions to the Home¬ coming Parade. Oth¬ er events which mem¬ bers enjoyed were wearing the new French Club T-shirts, selling license plates, and planning a trip to France. French Club — see index for ID; French NHS Spanish Club Honor Society Both the Spanish Club and the Honor Society had sponsors in the Homecom¬ ing Parade. They were Tracey Fuller and Jeff Troxler for the club and Alicia D’Anna and David Leach for the NHS. At press time they were planning a din¬ ner at a nearby restaurant. Spanish Club — see index for ID Spanish Club Sponsors Sapnish Club officers — see index for ID Spanish NHS sponsors Peace College A Name To Know A Liberal Arts College lor Women Raleigh, North Carolina 27604 Telephone (919) 832-2881 Peace College admits women students without regard to r ace color national or ethnic origin Walker’s Hitchin’ Post LATIN CLUB See Index For Names When in Rome . . . 411 Harden 226-2263 Shop where a $$$ is still worth a $$$ THE TIRE CENTER See Charles Gilliam, Buck Pettigrew, Dow Gilliam, Jeff Gilliam, Dennis Paschal, Mike Hyler, Jimmy Paschal, Spanky Jones A toga party involving the entire stu¬ dent body? By the time you receive your annual, this should be a reality, if pre¬ sent plans work out. “A small club with large hopes for the future” is the way secretary Jane Faulkenberry describes this club. See Index For Names Let the Tir$ Center Be Your Service Center Another Year, Another . . . Our Leader! Just what I need Compliments of Paintings by JEAN IE Are you sure this is cake? Nescire autem quid ante- quan natus sis accidentrit, id est semper esse puerum. “Not to know what hap¬ pened before we’re born is to be forever a child” Cicero No, Not at al l That’s a Big Roman Compliments of Mitchell Olds-Cadillac 2410 S. Church St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 228-0211 GMC TRUCKS Latin Club Ads 93 The Barker advise Faircloth. Lisa A: typist. tastic jBi ' his is no time to go to sleep! ore Serious CLAPP BROS. FURNITURE CO. J2ebt VUidlt ei Wade Charles Complete Flome Furnishings A RCA-Zenith 133 E. Davis St. Burl. 226-2113 Bangor, Wal ne Needlepoint Knitting Crochet Blocking Finishing Ideas _ , HAYSTACK Inc. Edgewood N illigf Shopping C enter 2V79 South Church Street Rurlinpton, Sf 27215 Cross Stitch Crewel Latch Hook Net Darning Classes Ideas Burlington’s Complete Needlework Center Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00-9:00 Tues., Wed., Sat. 10:00-6:00 584-4525 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL • GOLF • TENNIS • HUNTINC BASEBAI “Supplying The Sporting Needs of The Entire Family” ALAMANCE SPORTING GOODS 1258 S. Church St., Burlington 226-9308 2400 SOUTH CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 27215 HUEY ' S BAR-B-QUE Route 10, Box 270 West Webb Ave. Burlington, N.C. Phone: 584-7211 584-1260 Compliments of V(C 202 Fonville St. Burlington, N.C. Phone 226-6540 Serving Alamance County for More Than 37 Years MAY PHARMACY “Trust Your Pharmacist — Your Doctor Does” Phone 227-2079 1253 E. Webb Ave. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Your Family’s Pharmacy Tripp May — Owner Sartin Builders 239 East Front Street Burlington, North Carolina 228-8371 Compliments of JACK R. LINDLEY, INC. Phone 227-1225 General Insurance Home • Workmen’s Compensation • General Liability Hartford — Harleysville — Ohio Casualty Shelby “Complete Insurance Service” 112 S. Main St., Graham, N.C. 27253 2333 S. Church St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 Burlington’s Leading Fashion Place Holly Hill Mall (fStaAam, Sewings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 236 SOUTH MAIN STREET GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Ads 97 2282 SOUTH CHURCH STREET BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 27215 DECA See Index for ID’s See Index for ID’s Lisa Rumley, president, at installation service. Distributive Education Clubs of America, a youth organizatio emphasizes on-the-job training as well as classroom instructio Students, such as Mike Reavis (far left) and Mike Norris (left), lea ' school at 12:30 and report to work. The club itself is led by Li Rumley (president), Jeanie Cowan (vice-president), Ellen Hollar (secretary), Edith Ward (treasurer), Lisa Simpson (reporter), ar Eddie Clapp (parliamentarian). 98 DECA 1 VICA VICA 99 ... lookin good in ’ 82 ! Future Homemakers of America, better known as FHA, has been a very productive club in 1981-1982. Under the direction of Mrs. Mottinger and Mrs. Browning, the club has performed many projects, such as making Easter goodies and taking them over to the hospital for the patients. The FHA officers are Sherri Makin, Hope Wright, and Mary Leahy. Congratulations Seniors! From all the crew at Po Folks 100 Burlington Aviation, Inc. Charter Services Aircraft Rentals Flight Instructions FOSTER SHOE COMPANY 132 E. Davis Street TOYSTORES IN VIRGINIA• MARYLAND NOPJHCAROLINA FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America, has been very busy this year. As their annual money making project, they sold items from the Tom-Wat Showcase. At Christmas time, they sponsored a needy family, carrying to them food and other sup¬ plies. The FBLA advisors are Miss Brown, Miss Bateman, and Mrs. Evans. FBLA Ads 101 • • • fellowship BIBLE CLUB “Be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake has forgiven you.” 1. Speak to people with a friendly, cheerful greeting. 2. Smile at people. It takes seventy-two muscles to frown and fourteen to smile. 3. Be genuinely interested in people. You can like others if you try. 4. Be generous with praise; cautious with criticism. 5. Be thoughtful and considerate of the opinion of others. There are three sides to a question: Yours, the other fellow’s, and the right one. Green’s Fuel Gas Co. 1955 E. Webb Avenue Burlington Compliments of CHANDLER CONCRETE CO., Ready; Mixed Concrete With Plants in Burlington 226-6365 Graham 229-6401 102 Bible Club Hillsborough 732-8121 537-D Huffman Mill Rd. Burlington, N.C. 584-5591 (Bus.) 584-9129 (Res.) Jan Blethen Certified Employment Consultant Norris Brothers Exxon Parts 523 Chapel Hill Rd. 226-4152 Personnel Placement BUS DRIVERS ... on the go! In addition to waking up at the crack of dawn, bus driving takes patience and concentration. Students are only permitted to drive a bus after several hours of intensive training, including both written and road tests. A lot more goes into bus driving besides just driving a bus. A good bus driver must have a great amount of maturity, dependability and patience. Learning various business related skills and how to apply them is the purpose behind COOP I. Under the direction of Mr. Rutledge, students learn to operate adding machines, along with other secretarial skills in a simulated office atmo¬ sphere to better prepare them for “real-life” on-the-job work¬ ing conditions. After completing COOP I, students move on to COOP II to apply their newly acquired skills by taking on secretarial jobs in local businesses. They also stage an annual “SER¬ ENDIPITY” to acquaint those not familiar with Cooperat¬ ive Office Occupations (COOP) with these courses. 104 Coop ICT, or Industri¬ al Cooperative Training, is a class where students spend the morning learning and pre¬ paring for indus¬ trial related jobs. The afternoon has these students on the job applying what they have learned from Mr. Harvey Sharpe’s classroom. ICT 105 FAMILY LIFE - ram Judy Hornaday, Jane Boswell and Ann Amash chat. Wash ’em good, Teresa! Family Life is designed to acquaint students with problems and plea ' - sures involved in family living. Some of the areas covered in this course are Careers and Jobs, Foods, Housing, Child Care, and, of course, Mar¬ riage. The main event of the year is the mock wedding that is held yearly. Through these activities, students get an idea of a real family life circle. Family Life is advised by Mrs. Barbara Woodson. 106 Family Life HEALTH OCCUPATIONS See Index for ID’s Child Care is a program for those who are interested in pursuing a career involving children. Students, through this course, gain experi¬ ence in caring for children. Students involved in this class spend two hours every day at local daycare centers and elementary schools where they work with children up to six years of age. For those students interested in various medical careers, Health Occupations is a course available to gain experience in the different fields of medicine. Students are aided in choosing their areas of special interest. Students spend three hours a day in the class¬ room and then go out in the community for on-the-job training. See Index for ID’s Health Occupations, Childcare 107 CHILD CARE Youth Advisory Council See Index For I.D.s Food Service is a class in which students learn about different aspects of food. Dur¬ ing this class students go out into the community in other school cafeterias, at Memori¬ al Hospital, and at local res¬ taurants such as Wendys, McDonald’s, and Golden Skillet. See Index For I.D.s Food Service See Index For I.D.s The Y.A.C. (Youth Advisory Council) is the club that is behind our cafeteria staff. They help plan the menus and tell our cafeteria staff about our food. Miss Bowman is the advisor of Y.A.C. BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORES 108 Youth Advisory Council 169 Holly Hill Mall At Burlington, we see fabric not merely for what it is, but for what it can be. The American Flag, for example. And Burlington is America’s largest manufacturer of flag fabrics. But we make lots of other things that touch the daily lives of Americans: Yarns and apparel fabrics. Socks and hosiery. Carpets, rugs, furniture, draperies, bedspreads, sheets, pillowcases, towels, lamps and decorative accessories. Industrial fabrics of all types. Burlington Industries, Inc. Local Operations: Burlington House Finishing Plant, Burlington Sock Plant, Burlington Transportation, Graham Plant, J. Spencer Love Hosiery Center, Pioneer Plant I, Pioneer Plant II, Purchasing Services Division, Williamsburg Plant, Bur-Mil Public Retail Outlet. Equal Opportunity Employer M-F “WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU!” 110 Student Government te Sponsors — Mary Breen and Chris HOUSE SENATE n Student Government 111 WACHOVIA Bank Trust, N.A. Serving all of Alamance County 227-0111 Main Office 500 S. Main St. Burlington Holly Hill Office Hilly Hill Mall Burlington North Office 1534 N. Church St. Burlington Graham Office South Court Shopping Center Graham Mebane Office South Fifth Center Streets Mebane Jtkr, Party Sales and Rentals Candy Making Supplies Macrame Supplies Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. 9- Trollinger Street Compliments of Long and Associates 2501 S. Mebane St. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Milwaukee Compliments of COUNTY FORD 3 La! 3b ecor 2115 Way 3br. Curtin yfi on, nc. 227-0194 CHRISTINE VAEMY CENTER Margaret’s Plaza 928 S. Church Sh Burlington, N.C. Phone 919-228-7038 Specialist in Skin Care especially ACNE James Ford Ford Builders 379 Edinburgh Dr. Burlington, N.C. 227-1712 or 227-1839 . ■■ IWT-.IIW, flimpa 4jt - . «., u •. ' TZ. • .. w. Vi®: 1 - - HAYWOOD SIMPSON INSURANCE | TOUt tl r 1 Blackwell Bros. Florist Carefree Hair Designs 135 W. Davis St. Vi , jWar Donk of 227-0420 or “The Place Where Everyone � A lomQnce 226-9305 Graham M P 979R9 All Occasions is Someone Special” oraildlTl, IN.O. c.1 t-DO Hospital Arrangements Potted Plants 2552 South Church St. 1013 S. Main St. 118 W. Harden St. Funeral Designs Burlington 227-6161 Corsages Bus.: 229-7345 CP Ads 113 m-Sat. 8 A.M. — 5 PM. Res.: 578-2614 INNER CLUB COUNCIL The I.C.C. or Inner Club Council is a club made up of presidents of several clubs. Although they just meet once or twice a year, they do have a very important job. Each of the members is a vital part of the homecoming parade, for they are responsible for their club having a car, two representatives, a driver, and a poster. This may not seem like much to you, but then, what would the parade be without club representatives? 114 I.C.C. Kayser-Roth Hosiery, Inc. ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Elections Committee 115 Steve Janicello — Male Vocalist, Nancy Maultsby — Female Vocalist Crafts — Charles Leahy — Tricolor, Eric Paulson — 1st Place WOMAN’S CLUB Kerry Quakenbush — 1st in Poetry, Mandy Moore — 1st in Short Story Art — Jackie Wagoner — Tricolor, Joel Witherow — Honorable Mention. 3rd Place Sewing — Cindy Haught 1st, Mary Leahy 2nd, Sherri Makin 2nd Creative Expression — Linda Thompson, Jim Gagnon, Margaret Maddox, Angie Thompson, Mary Beth Mann 116 Special Awards GOLD KEY AWARDS Cord Finley — Certificate of Merit, Not Pictured — Jackie Wagoner, Certificate of Merit P.J. Rogers — Photography ALL STATE M U s I c All State Jr. High Band — Denise Gibilaro, Stacy Suzanne Young — All State Honors Orchestra Harper All State Band — Alan Young, Mark Kennedy, Suzanne Gibirson, Scott Harman All State Honors Chorus — Charlotte Gant, Paula Scarborough, Nancy Maultsby, Donda Thompson Special Awards 117 SHIPS Larry Taylor — football scholarship to A T State University National Merit Semi-finalists — Danny Hall, Stuart Sioussat, Michael Leahy Raymond Madden — football scholarship to A T State University 118 Awards Tamara Lindley — DAR Citizenship Award Charlotte Gant — Trustees Scholarship to Converse College Danny Hall — Renaissler Award for Chemistry John Motley — Morehead Scholarship Awards 119 WILLIAMS HIGH HIGH IQ TEAM ... carrying on a tradition of high standards 120 High IQ High IQ is a game of quick recall and knowledge of facts in various academic areas. This year’s team members are Ray Johnson (coach), Nan Bowman (coach), Danny Hall (Captain), Linda Imboden, Mi¬ chael Leahy, Mark Williams, and Suzanne Young. On February 6, the team participat¬ ed in a “Super Saturday” preliminary com¬ petition designed to narrow the field from forty teams to eight teams. Williams placed fourth and advanced to TV competition against the rest of the top eight teams. High IQ 121 Top Seniors Forecast - Valedictorian My most valuable experience at Williams has been par¬ ticipating in sports. Wrestling and running track and cross country have been very enjoyable, for I enjoy the fun, friendship, and competition involved in sports. Par¬ ticipating in sports has also been very challenging, and it has taught me a lot of self-discipline. My most valuable experi¬ ence at Williams has been my participation on the track team. Through run¬ ning, I have had the satisfac¬ tion of achieving these goals. This experience has shown me that mastering a high goal in life is possible if you have the desire. My most valuable experi¬ ence has been working with the teachers here at Wil¬ liams High School. The friendly and helpful rela¬ tionships I have had with my teachers have enabled me to endure the academic aspect of high school. Coach Martin’s “sweat room” was also an unforgettable expe¬ rience that I did appreciate. The most important thing that I have learned at Wil¬ liams is how to associate with other people and not to be a recluse. But I haven’t had a most valuable experi¬ ence, I’ve had many! A mar¬ shal at last year ' s gradu¬ ation, 3 years with the bas¬ ketball teams, the High I.Q. team, 3 state championship football teams, working on the musical and Homecom¬ ing, Governor’s School, and, most especially, meeting so many wonderful people at WHS. Hopefully, ten years from now I’ll be out of medical school and working in some field of research. I don’t think I’ll still be living in Burlington, but you never know. After all, it’s a girl’s privilege to change her mind. 122 Top Academic Seniors And Reminisce . .. Salutatorian Ten years from now, I hope to be happy In my career and financially secure. I hope that my job will be interesting and challenging. I would like to be married, starting a family, and living in a large house in the country. My house would have an attic where I could go to read, to paint, and to write. My most valuable experi¬ ence at Williams has defi¬ nitely been cheerleading. I love cheering because I love Williams and I enjoy show¬ ing my pride in our school. Most of all, I love cheerlead¬ ing for what it has given me. It has taught me leadership, responsibility, cooperation, and many other important qualities. But the best part about cheerleading is the friends that I have gained and the family that my friends and I have grown to be. I have had many valuable experiences which stem from various skills which I acquired from some of my many mentors at Williams. Phil Collins taught me the art of “Springstein Slid¬ ing”. Neal Manning showed me how to differentiate be¬ tween music and “mud”. Robert Boyle taught me that there isn’t life after “lu- dens”. Scott Harman helped me “get me @ ! together. . . really.” Jeff Puckett taught me how to hate everybody. Ten years from now I hope to have graduated from medi¬ cal school and to be special¬ izing in the area of cardio¬ vascular surgery. If this dream does not come through, I’d like to be teach¬ ing philosophy at one of the Ivey League schools. What¬ ever I do, I hope to be well- educated, well-financed and single. I think that my most valu¬ able experience at Williams was being in Chorale. I not only had a great time, but also learned a lot. I learned much about performing, as well as about all the work that goes into a perfor¬ mance. Our shows and con¬ certs involved a great amount of time, hard work, and discipline; but the final outcome was always worth it. In ten years I hope to be fin¬ ished with my schooling and started on a career in psychology. I want to live in a large city and practice psy¬ chology privately. I hope to eventually have some of my writing published. Top Academic Seniors 123 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Julie Durham, Tamara Lindley, Linda Imboden, Marisa Wright, Alicia D’Anna, April Smith, Michael Leahy. 2nd Row: Maureen Gagnon, Patricia Deehan, Lynette Byrd, Charlotte Gant, Martha Lee, Lori Beal, Becca Haithcock, Phil Collins. 3rd Row: Candace Walker, Connie Tate, LuAnn Gilliam, Melinda Wrenn, Suzanne Young, Connie Medina, Becky Beaudette, Dava Isley. 4th Row: Angela Shaw, Robert Boyle, Arienne Cheek, Forrest Williams, David Long, Neil Manning, Neal Braxton. 5th Row: Scott Harmon, Danny Hall, Neil Cox, Cedric Patterson, Greg Ellington, Mark Williams, Keith Lyall. 6th Row: Brian Murphy, Doug McIntyre, Ron Green, Brad West, Terry Hogan, Bill Carter. Back Row: Howard Hawks, Todd Sharpe, Kenneth Ellington. Officers Kenneth Ellington — V. Pres., Julie Durham — Treas., Cedric Patterson — Sgt. at Arms, Michael Leahy — Sec., Mark Williams — Pres. 124 National Honor Society COMPUTER SCIENCE Added to Offerings Here ■ This year, students have been given the opportunity to take part in the new computer science course at W.H.S. This semester course, which is open only to seniors, is instructed by Mrs. Rebecca Caison and is held during 6th period each day. The classes are rela¬ tively small so the students receive a considerable amount of individual at¬ tention. According to Mrs. Caison, with the assistance of Mr. Cliff Foster and Michael Leahy, the class has been very successful and the students have done exceptionally well. Using six mi¬ crocomputers, the students have turned out various programs such as teaching programs, business pro¬ grams, and games. We are proud to have this computer science course as a new part of our curriculum here at Williams. 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Students get caught in a whirl of new activities and adjustments. But there is an eye in this tornado of events — our traditio ns. Seniors graduate and pass on their privi¬ leges to the upcoming class who will, in turn, do the same. But, in moving on, they can ' t take with therm the traditional events that will remain here as long as Williams does. Homecoming activities, the prom, and the musical . . . traditions. —A. H. Sheila Baker helps create one of the figures used on the sophomore class float. And Chuck Morrison stirs the paint to flaunt WHS gold on the same float. Paula Scarborough receives congratulations from students and alumni just after being crowned Homecoming Queen, 1981, at the Homecoming Show. The WHS marching band adds rhythm and spirit to pep rallies as well as games. New teams join the proud athletic tradition here from time to time. This year’s soccer team is the newest. Dinner at a posh restaurant and a ride in a fancy vehicle are pre-prom traditions Nancy Maultsby upholds. Doe-Wah Jack Staff 228-Patrons 224-lndex 128 Traditions, Teams TRADITIONS-TEAMS-EVENTS —— WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? Table of Contents 129 Special Congratulations to the Class of 1982! Compliments of a Friend 130 Congratulations JUNIORS HEADING TOWARDS “East Of The Sun” From the beautiful, multicolored butterflies to the cherry blossom trees, the Junior Class students, teachers, and parents alike devoted much time and effort to the prom. Under the guidance of Mr. Klaiber, Mrs. Garner, and Miss Bowman, the juniors put together a beautiful scenario of the Orient. Prom Preparations 131 One night out of the year . . . guys set aside concert tours shirts and faded jeans for tuxedos. Girls spend four or five hours getting ready instead of the usual two! (Not included are the hours spent shopping for a formal dress and shoes!) McDonald ' s and Wendy ' s spend a quiet evening wondering what is in the air causing the guys to take their dates to the Cutting Board or the Country Club. It’s the Junior-Senior prom — and the 1981 prom. East of the Sun, was most definitely a night to remember. Students danced the night away to the music of “Steppes ” and then made their way to various after prom parties and breakfasts. Most couples were still out to greet the dawn. Prom Night ' 82 has a lot to live up to. Prom 133 132 Prom FRIENDS Can ' t live with ' em, can’t live without ’em. Friends. A friend is someone that knows every¬ thing about you, but likes you anyway. There are many ways at Williams to make friends. Extra-curricular activities such as, FCA, Chorus, and various sports, are some of the few. Throughout our years at Williams, we will meet many people. Some will be just casual ac¬ quaintances; some may be a little more. But no matter how far away they may be, five miles apart or five thousand miles apart, the real friends you make during your years at Williams, you’ll keep forever. Friends 135 Court Members Derek Bennett and Julie Durham. HOMECOMING Court Members Bobby Barbour and Happy Curtis. This year’s Homecoming was, as usual, a week full of excitement and festivities. Homecoming started with the selection of the court. Selected by their fellow classmates, this year s court was composed of Happy Curtis and Bobby Barbour, Julie Durham and Derek Bennet, Tamara Bindley and Jim Moury, Paula Moulton and Burney Jennings. The highlight of the week was the crowning of the queen and king, Paula Scarborough and Cedric Patterson. Congratulations to all court members! COURT ’81 Cedric Patterson, King, and Paula Scarborough, Queen. Court Members, Vickie Smith and Danny Shan¬ non. ila Moulton Ljffannjfe; HOMECOMING for the show! Sheila Baker, Susan Moore, Chris Sexton, Polly Deloache Allyson C Peter PREPARATIONS for the Floats! � ley, Tina Lisa Neal Jim Moriarty George Goes to Dogpatch — Homecoming ’81 It is a typical day in Dogpatch, where typical folks do things in a typical way. The Wildcat, Jim Moury, and his un¬ cle, the “Perfesser, ” Steve Janicello, were the two villains from Eastern Randolph. Their plan, as usual, was to beat that rip snortin ' Williams Bull¬ dog Clan. This was hard for one who found it so “Hard to Be Humble”. Presenting the Clampettes; Holt Skinner as Jed, Frank Moore as Jethro, Paula Scarborough as Ellie Mae, Nancy Maultsby as Cousin Pearl, and Kim Hindman as Granny Moses. The family attempted to counteract the Whammy with a special concoction. Daisy Mae, Barbara Sparks, is in a terrible situation that has her “Going Out Of Her Head”. How can she get L il Abner to notice her?Pearl tells D. Baxter that she never really stopped loving him. D. Baxter reacts with his typical lack of enthusiasm. Dogpatch was the setting for this gears homecoming show. The music included songs from the Broadway musical u L ' il Abner.” As usu¬ al the presentation was a great success. Congratula¬ tions to Mrs. Sparks, the cast, and Mr. Vaughn, (at left) Booster County’s typical family: Pappy Yokum, For¬ rest Williams, Barbara Sparks, Mark Clayton, and Mammy Yokum, Julie Han¬ ford. Georgette, Charlotte Gant, swoons in Georges, Lynn Woodruff’s arms. Amos Mc¬ Coy, Eric Johnson, tries to saue the day. L’il Abner claims, “I’m just a good ole country boy! Donda Thomp¬ son says, “for fifteen cents extra, she’ll furnish the bride’s bouquet.” Presentin g the 1981 Homecoming King and Queen: Cedric Patterson, and Paula Scarborough. Congratulations for your success! The Sound Of Music Those long rehearsal hours! Girls prepare to rehearse nuns scene. 142 Musical Fills The Stage At W.H.S. The nuns sing about their main problem, “Maria” — How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria?” The Choral Music department presented “The Sound of Music” on Map 14, 15, 16, and 17. Holt Skinner performed as Captain Georg Von Trapp; while the part of Maria was double-cast with Lynne Stutts and Ginger Saffelle. The role of Mother Abbess, dou¬ ble-cast as well, was performed by Nancy Maultsby and Lynne Stutts. Kim Hindman, Charlotte Gant, Barbara Sparks, and Lisa Gilliam were the other members of Non- bury Abbey. The part of Max Detweiler was played by Steve Janicello, and the part of Elsa Schraeder was Double-cast with Sandy Ratliff and Lindy Sain. The roles of the Von Trapp chil¬ dren were played by Leslie Wright, Julie Long, Paula Scar¬ borough, Forrest Williams, Julie Hanford, Melissa Duckworth, Kerry Quakenbush, and Jill Pat¬ terson. The cast would like to thank their director Mrs. Thomasene Sparks for making such a beauti¬ ful event possible. Musical 143 Wherever we go, we’ll always remember. . 144 Dedication Mrs. Thomasene Sparks Dedication The 1982 Doe-Wah-Jack Staff honors a person who has taught in the Burlington City School System for a combined 22 years. Not many people realize the time and dedication that she puts into her job. A graduate of Elon College, she began her teaching career in 1959. However, she didn’t arrive at Williams until 1978. Dedication seems to best sum up the personality of this lady. She has been known to spend up to 20 hours a day during the prepara¬ tion of a show. “Do it right, or don’t do it at all, ” is just one of the many aspects of her teaching. She is a firm believer in hard work and self-discipline. In addition to being a dedicated teacher, this lady sets a fine example for her students. For when things get hectic around show¬ time, she not only works her very hardest; she always tells her students, “Do your best and He’ll do the rest.” The 1982 Annual Staff dedicates this edition to one of the most dedicated people in the system, Mrs. Thomasene Sparks. We would like to thank her for being our leader and teacher, but most of all for being our friend. Stitch Loft Limited Additions. “Specializing in all your cross stitch needs” The Bird’s Nest 584-3212 The Marines are looking for a few more good men and women to add to their ranks. But not too many. Just the ones who can measure up to the standards that have remained high for over 200 years. And a tradition that has made some Marines legends. We only want a few. But if you think you’ve got something to add, remember, there’s always room for one more good Marine. For information, call toll free 800-423-2600 or in California 800-252-0241. Maybe you can be one of us. Kerry D. Patterson GYSGT USMC Tel. 919-227-7611 The Few. 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Randolph 13 Williams 32 Eastern 8 Williams 58 Bartlett-Yancey 12 Williams 29 Cummings 11 Williams 22 Ragsdale 10 Williams 28 Clinton 7 Williams 39 Aydon-Grifton 6 Williams 32 Erwin 15 Varsity Basketball Williams 50 Western Williams 69 Southern Williams 64 Eastern Randolph Williams 51 Orange Williams 56 Eastern Williams 66 Roxboro Williams 45 Northeast Guilford Williams 55 Eastern G uilford ; Williams 57 Cummings Williams 57 Bartlett-Yancey Williams 70 Graham Williams 58 Cummings Williams 62 Northeast Guilford Williams 64 Roxboro Williams 79 Orange Williams 63 Western Williams 64 Southern Williams 53 Eastern Randolph Williams 59 Eastern Williams 57 Bartlett-Yancey Williams 54 Graham Williams 58 Cummings Girls Track 1981 Williams 92 Southern 39 Williams 40 Orange 87 Williams 83 Cummings 48 Williams 63 E. Randolph 69 Williams 97 Graham 35 Williams 112 Eastern 20 Williams 77 Bartlett-Yancey 55 Williams 77 Western 55 Williams won Mid-State (110 points) Girls Tennis 1980-81 Williams 5 Durham Jordon 4 Williams 8 Orange County 1 Williams 9 Orange County 0 Williams 6 Ragsdale 3 Williams 3 Durham Jordon 6 Williams 0 Ravenscroft 9 Williams 8 Ragsdale 1 Williams 2 Chapel Hill 7 Williams 2 Ravenscroft 7 Williams 3 Chapel Hill 6 Boys Tennis 1980-81 Baseball 1981 Williams 6 Southeast Williams 6 Salisbury Guilford 3 Williams 2 Orange Williams 6 Woodberry Williams 5 Southern Forest, Va. 3 Williams 2 E. Randolph Williams 0 Latin 9 Williams 6 Eastern Williams 8 Durham Hillside 1 Williams 3 Bartlett-Yancey Williams 5 Myers-Park 4 Williams 10 Graham Williams 8 Durham Hillside 1 Williams 9 Cummings Williams 0 Ravenscroft 9 Williams 0 Western Williams 7 Lexington 2 Williams 3 Orange Williams 7 Cummings 2 Williams 1 Western Williams 2 Ravenscroft 7 Williams 2 Southern Williams 7 Eastern 2 Williams 0 E. Randolph Williams 8 Pinecrest 1 Williams 4 Eastern Williams 9 Western 0 Williams 7 Bartlett-Yancey Williams 8 Graham 1 Williams 5 4 Graham Williams 7 Page 2 Williams 5 Cummings 152 Score J.V. Basketball Williams 44 Western 51 Williams 80 Southern 50 Williams 75 E. Randolph 45 Williams 67 Orange 55 Williams 84 Eastern 34 Williams 77 Roxboro 54 Williams 66 N.E. Guilford 36 Williams 76 Bartlett-Yancey 63 Williams 52 Graham 48 Williams 64 Cummings 45 Williams 66 N.E. Guilford 46 Williams 64 Roxboro 58 Williams 59 Western 47 Williams 65 Southern 46 Williams 48 E. Randolph 46 Williams 54 Orange 44 Williams 76 Eastern 61 Williams 84 Bartlett-Yancey 55 Williams 58 Graham 49 Williams 65 Cummings 43 Softball 1981 Williams 0 Orange 11 Williams 8 Western 18 Williams 2 Southern 27 Williams 0 E. Randolph 4 Williams 10 ■ E. 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Durham 33 Williams 46 Raleigh Enloe 20 Williams 7th Eden Holiday Classic Williams 17 Trinity 41 Williams 20 Orange 49 Williams 73 E. Randolph 6 Williams 51 Eastern 14 Williams 36 Southern 27 Williams 59 Bartlett-Yancey 5 Williams 53 Graham 18 Williams 35 Western 30 Williams Mid-State Conference Tournament Freshman Basketball Williams 59 E. Randolph 33 Williams 59 Cummings 54 Williams 48 Southern 45 Williams 58 Cummings 55 Williams 71 Southern 49 Williams 69 E. Randolph 51 Williams 60 Southern 50 Volleyball Williams 9, 13 Cummings 15, 15 Williams 4, 9 Southern 15, 15 Williams 1, 15, 3 Western 15, 5, 15 Williams 7, 15, 6 Orange 15, 7, 15 Williams 14, 15, 15 Graham 16, 11, 10 Williams 3, 9 Eastern 15, 15 Williams 15, 15 E. Randolph 10, 3 Williams 4, 12 Cummings 15, 15 Williams 8, 11 Southern 15, 15 Williams 15, 11, 4 Western 12, 15, 15 Williams 15, 15 Graham 6, 1 Williams 15, 3, 15 Orange 10, 15, 11 Williams 9, 12 Eastern 15, 15 Williams 15, 15 E. Randolph 12, 3 Board 153 1980—1981 How Bout Them Dogs! George stands guard in Memorial Stadium. Ron Green — Movin’ out! Vance Cheeley — Mean eye contact. Gary bulldozes through the secondary. Pete scrambles for a big gain. 154 Football 1 2nd Year STATE CHAMPS i Football 155 Gary Blackwell Mike Crenshaw Doug Green Lindsay Harris Sam McCormick Doug McIntyre Lamonte Powell Jimmy Sexton Larry Taylor TOP DOGS Vance David Cheeley Reaves Raymond Scott Jeff Madden Sliney Stout Honorable Mentions Donald Beard Pete Stout Pete Moore ALL-STATE 156 Football PRIDE AND DEFENSE Football 157 WE ARE THE BULLDOGS CAUSE A LOT OF PEOPLE DIDN’T 158 Football AND YOU BETTER STEP ASIDE AND A LOT OF PEOPLE DIED!! 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Defense on top as usual. FOOTBALL TEAM 162 J.V. Football r ' f. ■■■■- 9-1 Conference Champs Junior Varsity — the team of tomorrow. The junior varsity team is the team of tomorrow. But today, they are very impressive. They won 9 out of 10 seasonal games and are looking largely to next year when most will become “varsity stars.” The captains were Ron Harris, Mike Barrett, Gerald Wade, and Tony Hinshaw. These and many others are great prospects for State Champions — the W.H.S. Bulldogs and the Bullpups in the years to come. Scotty Showerman showing his skill at punting. Sack that quarterback. The Bullpups are never all the way on the ground. Ron Harris showing his talents. J.V. Football 163 The 1981 track team had one of the best seasons in the histo¬ ry of girls’ track. Each girl con¬ tributed her own individual points to add to the tremen¬ dous scores at the various meets. The girls who contribut¬ ed the most points were: Lisa Bigelow, Elizabeth Spencer, Lisa Klutz, Laura Jennings and many others. Running .. . Jumping . . . Hurdling GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM Good form Louise! I like that jump. Only 3 miles to go! Don’t worry, you’ll live! Mary, don’t strain yourself! You are working too hard! Good jump! 00 164 Girls Track First Time Ever Girls’ Win Mid-State Meet Coaching a track team takes a lot of time, concentration, and devotion. The coach must push and continue to push the par¬ ticipants to use their abilities to the extreme. According to a member of the ’81 track team, Coach Robertson certainly did the job well. He spent his time producing the top-notch team it became. He pushed the girls to do their best and to do it right. He told them to run, not to win, but to do their best. All the hard work paid off, and the team wants to say, “Thanks, Coach!” Know ye not that they which run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize? So run, that ye may ob¬ tain. And every man that striveth for the mastery is temperate in all things. Now they do it to obtain a corruptible crown; but we are in¬ corruptible. I therefore so run, not as uncer¬ tainly; so fight I; not as one that beateth the air. I Corinthians, 9:24-26 COACH WHS 1 d TRACK Hall of Fame The 1981 track team had sev¬ eral famous participants dur¬ ing its season. These girls continuously struggled to make themselves the best possible runners. One prime example is Lisa Bigelow. In the long jump, she cleared 15 ' 10.25 . She also ran the 400 and 200 meter runs at 6.53 and 26.22 — a fine ac¬ complishment. Lisa Klutz did very well in the 1600 me¬ ter — 5:45.53 and in the 3200 meter — 13:31.07. Other out¬ standing runners were Lyn- ette Eckard, 400 meter — 65.86,800 meter: 2:37.37; Car- olyne Corbett, triple jump — 31 ' 5 ; Valerie Bozeman, high jump — 4 + f 8 ; and Susan Coble, 800 meter — 2:39.70. These girls, who showed excellent sportsman¬ ship all season, were spirited competitors and an asset to the team. Congratulations to each of you — THE 1981 WHS HALL OF FAMERS! Girls Track 165 166 Baseball r «� - %� • $ Kyle makes a good hit The 1981 Baseball team had a trying season Winning only four out of thirteen games, the Bull¬ dogs are hoping for a better season in 1982. Sophomore Kyle White was voted Most Out¬ standing Player and also received the Outstand ing Batter Award. Wii! Baseball 167 BALL Miq ele shows off after a winning game. Wm ■ 168 Softball Even though the girls’ softball team had a 4-10 season, it was an improve¬ ment. The most exciting game was the upset over Cummings. Danky Curry and Babe Kelly helped spark the Lady Bulldogs throughout the season. Coach Myers hopes to build and improve each year. Softball 169 BULLDOGS UP AND RUNNING The 1981 Cross Country Team had an uphill season. They finished the season with a 10-4 record. Coached by Coach John Gozjack, the leading runners were Layne Fuller and Danny Hall for the boys, and Lisa Klutz was the leading girl runner. 170 Cross Country 1 WITH A 10-4 RECORD!! Cross Country 171 Boston Sandwich Shop We sell all kinds of sandwiches, hotdogs and hot plates 238 W. Front St. We appreciate your service THE INKWELL Margaret’s Plaza 924 S. Church St. Burlington, N.C. Personalized Stationery Commercial Stationery Wedding Party Invitations Monogrammed Gifts Corner of Front and Worth Streets Hotdogs at their best.” 172 Ads Andofson Little Co. Holly Hill Mall Burlington, NC 27215 Compliments of Jerry Johnson Manager Joe Tate Assistant Manager Rick Wilkerson Salesman Tel. (919)584-1330 THE ADDED TOUCH 1041 S. Church St. 228-6189 I uteri ur CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY With offices in Burlington located at: 2405 South Church Street 2221 Maple Avenue 2178 North Church Street Phyllis Stoddarc Assoc. A.S.I.D. 918 South Main Street Burlington, N.C. 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Coach David Wood stated that this squad was one of the most dedicated and hard working that he has ever coached. Darryl Cash led the team in scoring, rebounds, and steals while Ron Green led in assists. Juniors Kyle White and Jimmy Sexton and Sophomore Beaver Bowline also contributed to the team’s success. Great things are expected from these men in the ’82-’83 season. Tim Bryson Darryl Cash Larry Foust Ron Green Pete Moore Boys Varsity Basketball 177 £ hh o P5 P5 a) I-H Eh h pq CO H H ffl j j JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Jim waits for rebound. Cecil helps teammate. This team is made up of a “good group of young men with a positive attitude who work extremely hard,” says Coach Wall. The leading scor¬ ers are Arvis Cates and Cecil Upsher. On the defensive side the important player is Ger¬ ald Wade. Coach Wall expects a lot from these players in the future. Where’s the ball? 178 Junior Varsity JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER No. Name Ht. Pos 3 Billy Smith 5-7 G 4 Chuck Morrison 5-5 G 10 Arvis Cates 5-10 G 12 Gerald Wade 5-10 G 15 Steve Maynard 6-0 F 20 Mike Pittard 6-2 C-F 22 Donnell Morrow 6-1 F 24 Jim Williams 5-10 G 25 Ron Harris 5-10 G 34 Johnny Massey 6-1 C-F 44 Cecil Upsher 6-1 F Basketball 179 t - 1 r do h M td G I This year’s Girls Basket¬ ball Team doesn’t have any seniors but they are showing promise for future. “The team is inexperienced but they are improving with every game,” says Coach Myers. The leading scorer is Carrie Lasley and the best defensive player is Mia Oliver. 180 Girls’ Girls’ Roster Name No. Pos. Ht. Class Paige Casey 10 G 5-4 JR Ann Crisp 22 G 5-5 JR Marsha Farris 42 F 5-6 S Connie Fuller 40 G 5-5 JR Evelle Gentry 30 F 5-6 JR Shellie Gibson 11 F-C 5-9 S Amy Isley 14 G-F 5-4 F Amy Jordan 23 G 5-3 F Hope Jordan 12 G 5-2 JR Carrie Lasley 20 F 5-7 S Mia Oliver 32 F-C 5-7 S Cassandra Poteat 41 G-F 5-5 F Julie Riddle 24 C 5-11 JR Chris Sexton 31 F 5-7 S Scorekeeper: Mary Breen Managers: Leanne Alderson, Cal Gant Coach: Jackie Myers Assistants: Ruth Ann Phillips, Sandy Sikes Basketball 181 ‘ICTSiU Row 1, L to R: Cris Bennett, Tim Jefferies, Scotty Showerman, Lionel! McGee, Kric Talley Row 2, L to R: Coach Wood Todd Aydelette. A1 Marr Derrek Cash, Mike Cox, Sewell Freeland, John Norton, Tyronne Adams, Britt Irwin, Coach Wall This year the Freshman Basketball team was added to Williams Sports. Linder the leadership of Coach Wally Shearm. the freshmen proved to he an outstanding group. They ended the season with an undefeated 7-0 record. Britt Irwin, Tim Jefferies, John Norton, Derrek ( ash and Scotty Showerman led the team to this remarkable record. Britt shoots for two. Up for the rebound John Norton goes up strong 182 Freshman Basketball BASKETBALL and WRESTLING Another addition to Williams Sports is the J. V. Wrestling Team, and a new face around Williams is Coach James Ellison. This team had a lot of inexperience, but still proved their capabilities. They ended with a very good record. Pictured above are the J.V. Wrestlers: Front row: John Policastro, Mike Papadeas, Stan Hicks, W.L. Pascal. 2nd row: Dwight Scott, Eric Goforth, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Bozeman. 3rd row: Jerry Mebane, Lee Porterfield, T.E. Saunders. Back row:’ Lamont Turner, William Carter, Chris Madden, Adrian Gentry, Glenn Bumpass (manager). Pictured also above are coaches Len Martin and James Ellison. BASKETBALL MANAGERS ... important people in sports Cal Gant and Leanne Alderson. Cris Bennett (front), Michael Leahy, Eric Talley, Rich O’Ferrell — smile big! Many people do not realize how important managers are, but without them, what would a team do? Leanne Alderson, Cal Gant, Rich O’Ferrell, Michael Leahy, Chris Bennett and Eric Talley have many duties, such as setting out game uniforms, keeping statistics, maintaining equipment, and keeping the coaches in line. J.V. Wrestling, Basketball Managers 183 oise —SaatkCfileman: Kawspeed eff Stout at ' the o How ’bout them Dawgs! AWESOME r .... .;: ;d Conference Champs!! Check out them legs. The “MAIN” man. Gregory Piniwx oi Pete Moore heads for another victory. The 1981 track team once again had a very successful season. Under the leadership of Len Gant, Dale Hargrove and Mac MacDaries, a great deal of leadership was shown. After falling short two points to cross-town rival Cummings High School in the City County Relay, the Bulldogs managed to come back and capture the Mid-State title for the fourth con¬ secutive year. As for 1982, great things are expected from this team. Many of them, such as Jeff Stout, Donald Beard, Larry Foust and David Ward have dis¬ played a great deal of skill and talent in the field events as Vance Cheely, Pete Moore and Trey McGriff have in the running events. Boys Track 185 - f T-- T T - 1 —,,,- J- ' 1 � T 1 . ' f The 1981-82 Wrestling Team was a very young and inexperienced one which showed a great deal of improvement from the beginning j of the season to the end. The Bull¬ dogs won their last 6 matches to finish second in the conference with a conference record of 7 wins | and 1 loss. The overall record was 10-4. Senior Brian Murphy ended the regular season with a record of 18-3-1. Bobby Barbour finished with a 19-5 record as did sopho¬ more Bruce Wiley. Ken Jones, a ju¬ nior, had the best overall record with 21 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw. Ervin Jones, just a freshman, fin¬ ished the year with a 14-7 record. All conference performers on this year’s team were seniors Brian Murphy and Bobby Barbour, ju¬ nior Ken Jones, sophomore Bruce Wiley, and freshman Ervin Jones. Senior leadership on this year’s team was provided by Brian Mur¬ phy, Bobby Barbour, Neal Man¬ ning, and Mike Crenshaw. The atti¬ tude of the team was very good, and improvement was steady. The wrestling future looks bright for Williams. Left: Senior Bri¬ an Murphy pre¬ paring for a pin. Right: Coach Martin prepares Ken Jones for his match. Senior Bobby Barbour returns as champion from another of his overwhelm¬ ing matches. Left: Senior Mike Cren¬ shaw, Sopho¬ more Bruce Wiley Clockwise: Junior Randy Kerns strenuously pins his opponent. Wrestling Team Neil Manning comes away a winner! Grappalettes: (Rear to Front) Christen Blethen, Julie Riddle, Jody Myers, Susan Christian, Cathy Boggs, Penny Jones, Erin Studstill, Lynda Carden, Lori Bradshaw, Juwanna Jackson, Darlene Tickle, Erin McDermott, Dawn Ihlo, Charlene Wright, Deborah Huff, Tracey Fuller, Annette Long, Karen Keith, Tonya Compton (Co-head), Annette Moore (Head). Jane Moury was not pictured. VOLLEYBALL p TEAM ... With a 5-9 record overall, this year’s volleyball team fell just short of a winning season but much is expected of the up-coming year. “We were a very young team,” said Coach Jackie Myers. “Sometimes there were as many as four ninth graders on the floor.” But this year’s team has the advantage of experience in actual game play and hopes for a very profitable season next year. Looking on! Edith, get your mind off the boys! Ankie bumps it hard. 188 Volleyball Shellie serving with grace. “Let’s concentrate on the fundamentals!” On the serious side of Coach Myers. Volleyball 189 IT UP!! The 1981 Soccer Team. See Index for Identification. A First The team faced two tough games against Durham Jor¬ dan. Soccer proves to be a strenouous game. 3 • If � John Maynard waits ready to go. Burney will send the ball far. Bill Twomey sends it high. 190 Soccer John Nani goes for the steal from a Durham Jordan player. Look at the muscles in those legs! These pictures are from the Durham Jordan game. Durham Jordan is second in the state. This was the first year that Wil¬ liams has had a soccer team. The team was coached by Rick Handchen, an Elon College student. The team con¬ sisted of Twenty-five members of the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The team was put up against other tough teams such as Smith High, Durham Jordan, and Western Guilford, ending the season with a one and three record. Despite the short season, they had a great time and helped establish Williams’ first soccer team. The team would like to thank their coach for all his hard work and they also appreciate the help of Mary Breen and Dawn Ihlo. At the left are the senior members of the team. See index for team identifica¬ tion. for SOCCER The team gathers for a quick pep talk. 11 that hustle on the field — but where’s le ball? Number 15 attempts to get the ball away from his opponent. Soccer 191 SWINGS INTO Golf Team ACTION 1981 STATE CHAMPIONS The 1981 Williams Golf Team won the North Carolina High School State Championship. The State Championship team members included Mark Thaxton, Neal Braxton, Ken Ellington, and Mike Frolander. Along with the State Champion¬ ship the team took the Conference Championship and the Sectional Championship. It was the first time a Williams Golf Team had won all three championships in one year. Michael shows us his style. Sink it, Ellington! Ken returns to the ’82 team. Team members: Mark Thaxton, Neal Braxton, Ken E ington, Michael Frolander, Bryan Wood. Check out the style of Neal Braxton, expected leader for ’82. Hole in one. Bryan Wood is another returning golf 192 Golf Ken Ellington measures for distance with typical care of a State champion team member. Bryan Wood swings into action. t iv- ; : ' Golf 193 Clockwise from above: David Bayliff prepares for a backhand. Andy Pulliam displays his backhand. Alan Young hustles for the ball. John Inabnit prepares to volley. Ray Hughes follows through on his forehand 194 Boys Tennis SSp Clockwise from upper left: Greg Desern and Tim Hodges enjoy a doubles match. Team picture: for I.D. see below. Bill Carter and David Wegerek concentrate on doubles play. Brad West and Tim Hodges prepare for a return of serve. Ray Jughes and Andy Pulliam are up for the volley. The Boys Tennis team had to face bad weather in early practice, but they got off to a good start. Coach Lee is expecting their practice to pay off when the boys start their spring matches. The boys have a very tough early season schedule and are looking forward to a very competitive season. Playing the top position for this year’s team will be sophomore, Mike Pittard. (Team identification: Front row — Tim Hodges, Ray Hughes, Greg Desern, John Inabnit; back row — Andy Pulliam, David Bayliff, Alan Young, David Wegerek, Brad West, Bill Carter, Coach Lee. Not pictured — Mike Pittard, Steve Maynard.) Boys Tennis 195 Clockwise Right: Dayna Long carefully watches the ball. Lynette Eckerd is a true swinger! Anita Adams hustles for the ball. Susan West knocks the fuzz off the ball! Alicia D’Anna exhibits her unique form. GIRLS’ TENNIS 196 The Girls Tennis Team finished a tough season with five wins and five losses. Leading the team was LuAnn Gilliam, followed by Lynette Eckerd, Melinda Wrenn, Alicia D’Anna, Su¬ san West, and Candace Walker. Other team members were Anita Adams, Bonnie Boswell, Polly Deloache, Ka¬ ren Hinton, Amy Jennings, and Dayna Long. LuAnn Gilliam and Lyn¬ ette Eckerd advanced to the semifin¬ als in the Sectional tennis tourna¬ ment. They also went on to the Re¬ gional tournament and were defeated in the second round with a close score of 7-5, 3-6, 7-5. For next year? Coach Lee expects the girls team to be very good and of “equal strength” to this year’s team. Clockwise from above: Candace Walker leans into the ball. LuAnn and Lynette enjoy playing doubles. Susan West displays the forehand vol¬ ley. Melinda Wrenn shows her “dainty” form. LuAnn Gilliam grimaces after a pow¬ erful forehand. y = $ 197 Coke Adds Life To Williams High School BURLINGTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. DNE OF AMERICA ' S LARGEST SELECTIONS OF Calvin Klein JEANS, SKIRTS TOPS Ralph Lauren SHIRTS, PANTS, JEANS, TOPS Polo FOR BOYS GUYS GALS SUNSHINE APPAREL STORE The Designer Store That Saves You 50% To 70% On 1-85 at Hwy. 49 N Exit, Burlington, NC OPEN 7 DAYS • MON.-SAT. 9-6, SUN. 1-6 • 919 228-0233 Jlie dip oint 2206 Saddle Club Rd. 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Linda Curry and Dinetta Jeffries Renee Clapp Waiting for the bride Each year the Family Life classes have a wedding. The students do the research and the planning for the wed¬ ding with the help of Mrs. Woodson. When the cake has been baked and the rehearsal is over, the bride and groom become man and wife — until the next class. “With this ring, I thee wed ... “Laura and Chris ... getting married?” ' J ; J2 k - -Il« DENTIST, LAWYER, OR SENIORS HAVE A DAY Returning to the scene of their 9th grade days, on November 24, the seniors had an excellent opportunity to learn about careers .available to them in the Alamance County area. All 295 seniors boarded school buses bound for the Vocational Education Center (better known as the old Sellars-Gunn building). Under the planning of Mr. Ray Johnson, the morning included a lecture by an alumnus of Williams High School and interviews with people involved with various careers. The students seem to enjoy themselves and commented that the morning’s venture was “not only a great way to get out of class, but a really intriguing way to decide about our futures.” ■■■■■■■■ of D?C?S?0?S ?E?L?L?N? 202 Career Fair FIREMAN? SHETICS Career Fair 203 1981 - The Year of the Burlington Memorial Stadium was carefully groomed and the field was painted for its first ever state championship football game. Rain, however, ruined these preparations as maintenance crews spread sawdust to ready the field for play. ItV-i turn rm hmuimm w� mm nr i m � •tw rm� . of mw Tty m rom u. wzomizm m ifiwnt th© $� rutwtsm. ttftb � «Mr«r� ' ■ fcofltHM t i m nl ic .« - © ’U 1 5 • ' City t pr by « vj n?wr « w i ?� pVfell •« mmtL$A . tn city «f tt ■ � ♦•; ? pi •ciuvaorXodigNHr -tft nrty-ftifyr y jy-ry uta o« fitf mwj «?•- ' Wait ? «. 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Pride, awe, anxiety, excitement — this mixture of feelings dominated the first five days of December, 1981, as the Bull¬ dogs prepared for the finals of the state 3- A championship for the second consecu¬ tive year. Excitement was bolstered by ex¬ traordinary pep rallies, speeches by a number of respected guests, and public proclamations honoring the football team and the coaching staff. Everyone wanted to show Burlington’s support for the Bull¬ dogs in their quest for their second straight title. On December 5, the Bulldogs succeed¬ ed. The new mayor, Dr. K.L. Ketchum, visited Williams one more time the follow¬ ing week — to proclaim 1981 as “The Year of the Bulldogs” and to present a key to the city. Championship 205 Funniest Laugh Nicest Smile Most Naive Shyest Class Fender-Bender Shortest Class Flirt Class Couple Tallest Nicest Figure Most Freckles Nicest Eyes Most Outspoken Biggest Appetite Most Mischievous Spaciest Chronically Late Most Talkative Class Punker Quietest Most Dependable Most Fun Allyson Oakley Vickie Smith Charlotte Gant Lori Beal Betsy Ussery Melissa Duckworth Dina Blake April Smith Dava Isley Sherrie King Candace Walker Leigh Pate Deborah Thompson Susan Simpson Linda Imboden Paula Scarbrough Lisa Smith Bobbi Sharpe Ann Hunnicutt Juwanna Jackson Nancy Maultsby Class of Joe Anderson Trent Guffey Todd Sharpe David Reaves Chuck Bateman Walter Smith Ron Green Rich O ' Ferrell Raymond Madden John Paul Black Jeff Puckett Terry Hogan Jim Moury Mike Crenshaw Stuart Souissat Phillip Collins Burney Jennings Mark Clayton Kurt Skonier Vance Cheeley Mark Williams 1982 SPECIAL P R 0 J ri? Faircloth’s artis ' English jp a S ' - : 4 , 208 Special “Excuse me, Mr. Foster, could you come here?” I HELP MR FOSTER : ,,HELPl! He says it won’t blow but look what happened to sure this won’t blow 5 up che de Noel est tres bonne! Projects 209 We, The Senior Class Of Williams High School, being in a distracted mental state and atrocious disposition, and preparing to withdraw from these stately halls of learning, make this our Last Will and Testa¬ ment, hereby declaring all other wills or promises, herefore extracted from us under pressure, null and void. Article I To our Principal, Assistant Principal and members of the faculty, we leave our splendid ability of cooperation, our citizenship, and our most excellent grades, in hope that they may benefit the incoming genera¬ tions. ity, and our prestige in hopes that they may be able to use them. Article III To the Sophomore Class, we leave the great satisfaction of being called an “upperclassman”. Article II To the Junior Class, we leave our senior privileges, senior responsibil- Article IV To the Freshman Class, we leave three years at Williams High School. Enjoy them. j :5 1 210 Last Will LM 1 I, Jeff Puckett, leave my guitar to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, Bobbi Sharpe, leave my extremely healthy vocal chords to Sandi Showerman. I, Donald Beard, leave my foot to Jimmy Sexton. We, Ann Hunnicutt and Kurt Skonier, leave our punking ability to John Gant and Beaver Bowline. I, Lindsay Harris, leave my dimples to Tommy Lander. We, the Burlington United Drivers, leave our good times and school spirit to the Funnel Club of ’83. I, Tony Hundley, leave my sunny disposition to an old grouch. I, Vickie Brown, leave my beauty and poise to Shannon Guite. I, Thomas Coleman, leave my talent to the upcoming members of the W.H.S. Video Patrol. I, Barbara Sparks, leave my jokes, wise cracks, and facial expressions to Jay Riley. I, Lisa Smith, leave my doctor’s appointments to Trey McGriff, Jay Riley, and John Schindler, and my smiley faces to David Ward and Lisa Jbaullmer. I, Happy Curtis, leave my sweet personality and everlasting smile to Hope Jordan. I, Charles LeGrand, leave Edgewood Avenue to future Cross Country runners with extreme dedication. We, the Senior Girls, leave the Senior Boys to the Sophomore and Junior Girls, who have tried very, very hard to get them. I, Jon Braxton, leave my Waylon Jennings collection to the highest bidder. I, Ally son Oakley, leave my skill behind the wheel to Jolee Denny. We, the Senior football players, leave our 48-0 winning streak to the upcoming seniors, in hopes that they may obtain the title in ’83. We, the 1982 Editors of the Doe- Wah-Jack, leave W.H.S. with a sigh that the annual came out. We, the Senior Class of ’82, leave our good times, bad times, victories, and defeats to Williams High School. 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T-SHIRTS JERSEYS Letters Decals STAVRO’S GRILL 331 Maple Ave. open 6 days a week THE COTTAGE Holly Hill Mall Burlington, N.C. 27215 919-584-5282 Compliments Of VOGLER V R ealty Inc. •i Better HOTes. 2260 South Church Street Executive Park West Burlington, North Carolina 27215 228-6436 216 Ads Residential Sales Commercial-Investment Sales Appraisals • Insurance Management UHe Cottags Senior Statistics Adams, April 389 Edinburgh Drive Hm. rm. Sec. 3; FCA 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Who’s Who in American High School Students, 3. Allen, Lori 2715 Amherst Ave. Hm. rm. Sec. 1,3; JV Cheerleader 1; Keywanettes 2, 3; School Spirit Comm. 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Barker 3; Chorus 1; Main office Asst. 2. Alston, Isaac Rt. 7 Box 292 VICA 2, 3. Anderson, Joe 2320 Edgewood Ave. Spanish Club 2; Barker 2. Annas, Terry 2703 Crestwood Drive Hm. rm. Officer 1; Student Council 3; House 1; Sen¬ ate Treas. 3; Pom-Pom Girl 1, 2; Civinettes 2, 3; School Spirit Comm. 1, 2 Football Sponsor 3; Stu¬ dent Store 3. Avery, Paul 403 Billingham Drive Barbour, Bobby 402 Trail Four Wrestling 1, 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3; FCA 3; Span¬ ish Club 2, Sponsor 2; Homecoming Court 3; Senior Superlative. Bateman, Chuck 1712 Inglewood Drive Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Civitan 1, 2; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Barker 2; French NHS 2, 3. Beal, Lori 325 Oakland Drive Hm. rm. Treas. 2; Civinettes 1, 2, Treas. 3; FCA 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Doe-Wah-Jack Editor 3; Barker Editor 2; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3. Beard, Donald 617 Malone Ct. Var. Football, All-Conference 2, 3 All-State 3, Shrine Bowl 3; JV Football 1; JV Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 3; COOP 1, 3. Bennett, Derek Hm. rm. V. Pres. 2,3; JV Football 1; Var. Baseball 2, 3; Key Club 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3; FCA 3; Span¬ ish Club 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, Pres. 3; Jr. Class Sponsor 2; Homecoming Court 3; Senior Superla¬ tive; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Bigelow, Lisa 618A Center Ave. Hm. rm. Officer 1; Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3; Keywanettes 3; School SpiritComm. 1; Monogram Club 3; FCA 2; Spanish Club 3; Football Sponsor 1, 2, 3; Senior Superlative; COOP 1, 3; FBLA 3; Child Care 2. Black, John Paul 1608 Harriet Drive Hm. rm. Officer 1; Wrestling 1; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Homecoming Sponsor 3. Blackwell, Gary 509 Faucette St. Var. Football 2,3; JV Football 1; PE Asst. 2; COOP I 3. Blackwell, Jerldine 726 Ford St. Football Sponsor 1, 2, 3; COOP II 3; DECA 2. Blackwell, Martha 708 S. Mebane St. ICT 3. Blackwell, Michelle 431 Dudley St. ICT 3; Home Ec. Asst 2; Family Life 3. Blake, Dina 2289 Lakeview Terrace Hm. rm. Sec. 1, 2; Var. Cheerleader 2, 3; JV Cheer¬ leader 1; Civinettes 3; School Spirit Comm. 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; FBLA 3; YAC 2. Boyle, Robert 217 Shadowbrook Drive Hm. rm. Officer 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2. Brannock, Fred 1004 E. Willowbrook Drive COOP I 3. Braxton, Jon 2634 Trail Five Latin Club 1, 2; Barker 2. Braxton, Neal 433 Overman Drive Golf 1, 2, 3; Civitan 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3. Brown, Carolyn 1630 Austin St. Brown, Mike 1218 Aycock Ave. Hm. rm. Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; House 2, 3; JV Basketball 1; Track 1; Golf 2,3; Civitan 1; Span¬ ish Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 2; Spanish NHS 2, 3; Attendance Asst. 2. Brown, Vickie 404 Green St. Girls’ Track 1; Keywanettes 2, 3; Health Careers Club Sec. 3; Football Sponsor 1, 2; Orchestra 1. Bruce, Sharon Rt. 7 Box 230 Bryson, Tim 627 A Center Ave. Var. Basketball 2, 3; JV Basketball 1; Monogram Club 3. Bumpass, Glenn 210 Sixth St. Wrestling 2, 3. Burke, Mike 73 Denise Drive Spanish Club 2; Barker 3; Bus Driver 2. Burns, Chris 1022 Ingle St. Byrd, Lynette 1609 Inglewood Drive Hm. rm. Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Keywanettes 2, 3; School Spirit Comm. 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; NCNHS Sec. 3; Spanish NHS 2,3; Football Sponsor 1; Chorus 1; YAC 1. Cahill, Chris 824 Colonial Drive Baseball 2, 3; Baseball Stat. 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; French NHS 2, Treas. 3. Carden, Lynda Rt. 10 Box 4 Flag Girl 1; Grapplette 3; COOP I 2; COOP II 3. Carter, Bill 3122 Truitt Drive Boys’ Tennis 1, 2,3; Civitan 2,3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Doe- Wah-Jack 2, Editor 3; NHS 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; House 1,2, 3; House Homecoming Sponsor 3; Hm. rm. President 1, 2, 3. Carter, Jamie 703 Wicker St. ICT 2, 3. Cash, Darrell 608 Montgomery St. Hm. rm. Officer 1, 3; JV Football 1; Var. Basketball 2, 3; JV Basketball 1; Track 2; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Bible Club 3. Chang, Chi Choan 1713 Keogh St. Cheek, Arienne 317 Engleman Ave. Hm. rm. Officer 1; Keywanettes 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 2; Barker 2; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; Volleyball 3; Scholastic Art Award 1. Cheek, Carin 317 Engleman Ave. Cheeley, Vance Hm. rm. Officer 1; Var. Football 1, 2, 3; JV Basket¬ ball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3. Clapp, Eddie 1557 Granville St. Hm. rm. Treas. 3; French Club 3; DECA 2, Parli- mentarian 3; Honor Roll 2. Clapp, Renea 233 Seventh St. Football Sponsor 2; COOP I 3; ICT 3; Softball 1, 2; Volleyball 1; DE 2. Clayton, Mark 314 Engleman Ave. Var. Football 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Civitan 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2,3; FCA 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Chorale 2, 3. Coble, Chip 404 Trail Four ICT 3. Coble, Keith 432 Overman Drive French Club 2, 3. Coble, Leslie 2210 Walker Ave. Grapplette 3; Spanish Club 2; Latin Club 3; FBLA 2 . Coble, Pat 936 Brentwood Dr. FCA 3; Latin Club 2; FBLA 2, 3. Coble, Susan 228 Silverlake Dr. Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Bd. of Directors for Keywanettes 2; V.P. of Keywanettes 3; School Spirit Comm. 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3 assistant sec.; Drama Club 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; FBLA 2. Collins, Phil 1603 Cherry Dr. J.V. Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Compton, Tonya 632 B Center Ave. Grapplette 1, 2, 3; Civ. 2, 3; School Spirit Comm. 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; COOP II 3. Couch, Jeannie 1704 Highview St. School Spirit Comm. 1,2; Latin Club 2; Drama Club 2, 3; Bible Club 1, 2; Health Careers Club 2, 3; Doe- Wah-Jack Staff 3; FBLA 1; Child Care 2 — High¬ est overall average for year 2. Covington, George Rt. 7 Box 234 Morgantown Bible Club 2; FBLA 1; ICT 3. Cox, Neil 1404 Briarcliff Rd. Track 1; Civitan 2, 3; FCA 2; French Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Fr.NHS 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Stage Band 1. Crenshaw, Mike 2637 Catherine Dr. Football 1, 2, 3-All Conference; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3. Curtis, Happy 1610 W. Front St. Hm. rm. Pres. 1; V.P. 2; House 1, Jr. V.P. 2; Senate Councilman 1; Civinettes 1, 2, 3; School Spirit Comm. 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Fr. Club 1, 2; Doe-Wah- Jack 2, 3-Editor; Football Sponsor 2; Homecoming Sponsor 2-Jr. Class, 3-Homecoming Ct; Happiest 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents 3. D’Anna, Alicia 28 Quandary Lk. Dr., Graham Hm. rm. V.P. 1, Sec. 3; Track 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Keywanettes 2, 3; Monogram CJub 2,3; FCA 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Sp. NHS 2, 3; Foot¬ ball Sponsor 3; Orchestra Sponsor 1; Spanish NHS Sponsor 3; Orch. 1, 2; All-State Ore. 1, 2; Honors Ore. 2. Davis, Cole 3508 Longview Dr. Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Key 1, 2, 3; Mono¬ gram Club 1, 2, 3; Sp. Club 1, 2, 3; Barker 1, 2. Davison, Russ 2924 Blanche Dr. Baseball 1; Civitan 1, 2; Fr. Club 1, 2, Fr. NHS 2; Sponsor Fr. Club 2; Off. Asst. 1; FBLA 3-V.P. Daye, Kim 626 B Center Ave. ICC Treas. 3; Hm. rm. V.P. 3; Football 1, 2; Basket¬ ball 1; Track 1, 2; FCA 1; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Best Dressed 3; COOP I 3; VICA 3. Deehan, Patricia 2910 Bedford CT. Track 1,2,3; Keywanettes 2,3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3; FCA 2,3; Sp. Club 1, 2,3; Drama Club 2, Treas. 3; NHS 2, 3; Sp. NHS 2, 3; Library Asst. 2; FBLA 2; Sp. Award 1. Duckworth, Melissa 383 Edinburgh Dr. Hm. rm. Treas. 3; Civinettes Board 2, 3; FCA 2; Sp. Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Senior Statistics 217 Durham, Julie 2416 Orice St. Hm. rm. V.P. 1, Sec., Treas. 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Civ. 2, 3-Alt. Board of Dir.; School Spirit Comm. 2, 3- V.P.; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; Fr. Club 1, 2, 3- Sec; NHS 2, 3-Treas.; Fr. NHS 2, 3; Football Spon¬ sor 1; Cutest 3; Chorus 1; Homecoming Ct. 3. Eastwood, Lisa 326 Chestnut St. Sp. Club 1; Bible 2; DECA 2; ICT 3. Ector, James 124 Steel St. Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; COOP I 1; COOP II 2; ICT 1; VICA 1, 2. Ellington, Greg 191S W. LK. Dr. Hm. rm. Pres. 1; House 1; Wrestling Conference Champion 1, 2; Civitan 2, Bd. of Dir. 3; Monogram Club 1, 2,3; FCA 1, 2; Sp. Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Sp. NHS 2, 3; Jr. Marshal; A Honor Roll 1; B. Honor Roll 2. Ellington, Kenneth 1904 Sunnybrook Dr. Hm. rm. V.P. 1, Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Student Council V.P. 1; House 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3; Civitan Chaplain 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2; Sp. Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, VP. 3; Sp. NHS 2, 3; Soph. Sponsor, Civ. Sponsor 3; Election Comm. 1; FBLA 2. Ellis, David 131 Markham St. Enoch, Teresa 305 Key St. DECA 2, 3. Enoch, Tracy Rt. 7 Box 333 Blackwell St. Track 1. Everhart, Whitney 532 Tarleton Ave. Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; VICA 1, 2. Fahie, Tracey Rt. 7 Box 210A Foster St. Basketball 2; Sp. Club 1. Farmer, Bryan 1512 Hilldale Dr. Football 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3. Farrell, Joe 2837 Delaney Dr. Sp. Club 1, 2; FBLA 2. Ferrell, Wray 2010 W. Front St. Fr. Club 1, 2, 3; Barker Asst. Editor. 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Fogleman, Lisa 112 Alamance Rd. Sp. Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; Chorale 1, 2; COOP II 3. Foust, Larry 508 Brooklyn St. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3. Fowler, Pam 410 Brooklyn St. Homeroom Officer 1; Homecoming Sponsor 1; DECA 1, 2. Fowler, Stanley 410 Brooklyn St. FCA 1; DECA 2, 3. Fowler, Todd 2024 Edgewood Ave. ICC 3; Hm. rm. Officer 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, Pres. 3; House 2, 3; Senate 2, 3; Soccer 3; Track 1; Key 2, 3; School Spirit Comm. 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Latin NHS 1, 2; Most Popular 3; Office Asst. 2. Fowlkes, Billy 337 Circle Dr. Library Asst.; DECA 3. Gagnon, Maureen 2207 Westover Ter. ICC 3; Hm. rm. Sec. 2; Tennis 2; Keywanettes Chap¬ lain 3; School Spirit Comm. 1; Monogram Club 2; Fr. Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Paragon 1; NHS 2, 3; Fr. NHS 2, 3; Guidance Off. Asst. 2. Gant, Charlotte 1903 Snnybrook Dr. Hm. rm. Pres. 1; Student Council 1; House 1; Keywanettes Chaplain 2; Sr. Board Member 3; School Spirit Comm. 1; Fr.Club 1, Reporter 2; 3; Drama 1, Treas. 2; V.P. 3; Paragon 1; NHS 2, 3; Football Sponsor 1; NHS 2,3; YAC Sponsor 2; Most Likely To Succeed 3; Chorus 1; Chorale 2,3; Honors Chorus 3; YAC 1, 2; NC Gov. School 2. Gant, Daphne 413 Green St. Grapplette 2; School Spirit Comm. 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Barker 3; Chorus 1; Chorale 2. Garrison, Beth 220 Silverlake Dr. Sp. Club 2; Barker 2; Football Sponsor 2. Gaydon, Kurt Box 1812 COOP I 2; COOP II 3. Gibson, Che ryl 95-C Denise Dr. COOP I 2; COOP II 3. Gilliam, Jeanne 1710 W. Davis St. COOP II 3; FHA 1; Child Care 1; Softball 1, 2. Gilliam, Lisa 715 Westbrook Dr. Student Council V.P. 1; Keywanettes 2; School Spir¬ it Comm. 1; Fr. Club 1; Health Careers Club 2; Foot¬ ball Sponsor 2; Chorus 1, 2. 3; DECA 3. Gilliam, LuAnn 1028 Briarcliff Rd. Hm. rm. Sec. 1, Hm. rm. V.P. 2; Tennis 1,2, 3; Mono¬ gram 1, 2,3; FCA 3; Fr. Club 1,2; NHS 2,3; Fr. NHS 1; Chorus 1; Chorale 2, 3; Softball 2, 3. Goulding, John 2406 Blanche Dr. Gray, Barry 1904 Hawthorne Ln. Hm. rm. Sec. 3; Soccer 3; Sr. Superlative 3. Green, Ron 418 Ridgecrest St., Graham Hm. rm. Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3; Football 1, 2, 3-A11- Conf; Basketball 1, 2,3; Baseball 1, 2,3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3 V. Pres.; French Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2,3; Sr. Superlative for Most Likely to Succeed 3; Attended Gov. School; Nat. Commended Student; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Grimm, Terri 54 Denise Dr. Spanish NHS 1; COOP I 2; COOP II 3. Guss, John 404 Collinwood Dr. Hm. rm. Pres. 3; Student Council 3-Pres. Aide; House Pres. 3; Senate (Pres. Aide) 3; Football 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1; FBLA Reporter 3. Guye, Sherry P.O. Box 4114 Civinettes 2, 3; School Spirit Comm. 2; Spanish Club 1; Football Sponsor 2, 3. Gwinnett, Liz 406 Delaine Dr. Keywanettes 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. Haith, Laura P.O. Box 4062 Glen Raven ICT 3; Child Care. Haithcock, Becca 3130 Truitt Dr. Hm. rm. Sec. 2; Civinettes 2, 3(Historian); School Spirit Comm. 3; French Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Football Sponsor 3; Homecoming Sponsor for NHS 3. Hall, Danny 819 Gurney St. ICC 3; Hm. rm. Off. 1, 2; Student Council 2; House 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2 (Hall of Fame), 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3(Capt.); Civitan 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Para¬ gon Staff 1; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3(Pres., Homecoming Sponsor); Sr. Superlative 3; Rensel- laer Med. 2; French II Award 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2, 3; Am. Out¬ standing Names Faces 3; Nat. Merit Semi-Fin. 3; J. Motley Morehead Award Nom. 3; E. C. Stuart Scholarship Nom. 3; Gov. School 2; Chief Junior Marshal 2; Semi-Fin. to attend N.C. School of Sci¬ ence Math 1; “A” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Blue Ribbon — N.C. Fed. of Women’s Clubs Fine Arts Comp. 1. Hanford, Julie 503 Alamance Rd. Grapplette 1; French Club 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Chorale 3. Harman, Scott 3014 Berwick Rd. ICC 3; French Club 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3(Pres.); Stage Band 1, 2, 3(Lead Trum¬ pet); All-State Band 2, 3. Harrell, Eric 806 Lynwood Dr. Spanish NHS 2, 3; Band 1,2. Harrelson, Terry P.O. Box 1671, 1542 Preston St. VICA 2, 3. Harris, Joe 1107 Barham St. Dream Spinners (Rep. Theatre) at Dudley High, Greensboro 1, 2; Doe-Wah-Jack Sta f f 3; Drama Club 3. Harris, Lindsay 1008 Camden St. Hm. rm. Treas. 2; Football 1, 2, 3(Coaches All-Conf. Daily Times-News All-Conf.); Baseball 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Sr. Superlative 3. Hawks, Howard 3045 S. Fairway Dr. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Civitan 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1,2; NHS 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3(Sec.ATreas.). Herbin, Margie 616 Lakeview Dr. Hightower. Devokie 24 Oakes Circle Bible Club 2; Child Care 3. Hindman. Kim 1623 Keogh St. Hm. rm. Sec. 1; Track 2,3; Keywanettes 1, 2; School Spirit Com. 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3; Spanish Club 2; Football Sponsor 2, 3; Chorus 1; Chorale 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Hines, Hope 1365 Rauhut St. Hogan, Terry 2309 Somers Ave. Hm. rm. V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Student Coun. 3; House 3; Civitan 2,3; FCA 3; French Club 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; French NHS 2, 3; P.E. Asst. 2. Holland, Ellen 124 Chestnut St. Flag Girl 1; Bible Club 2; DECA Treas. 2, Sec. 3. Hornaday, Judy 1704 W. Davis St. FBLA 3. Horne, Lisa 1407 Garfield Rd. Flag Girl 1, 2, 3(Co-Capt.); School Spirit Com. 1; French Club 1,2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2(Concert Choir), 3(Concert Choir); Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Hughes, Angela 1006 Westmoreland Dr. Hughes, Ray 1823 Harriet Dr. Tennis 1, 2, 3; Civitan 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2; FCA 3; Sr. Superlative 3; P.E. Asst. Hundley, Tony 411 Tate St. Chorus 1; Chorale 1; COOP II 3; DECA 2; FBLA 3. Hunnicutt, Ann 7B Trail Two Hm. rm. V. Pres. 1, Sec. 3; Student Coun. Treas. 2,3; House 2,3; Civinettes 1,2,3; School Spirit Com. 1,2; FCA 1, 2, 3(Sec.); French Club 1; Doe-Wah-Jack Staff 2, 3(Ed.); Football Spon. 1, 2, 3; Hm. Coming Spon. for House 3; Chorus Treas. 2; Chorale 3. Hunter, Marc 98A Denise Dr. Bus Driver 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Chorale 2; VICA 2(V. Pres.), 3(Treas.). Ihlo, Robert 1225 Ridgecrest Ave. Football 1; Wrestling Team Manager 1; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3; FBLA 3. Imboden, Linda 2226 Lakeview Ter. Hm. rm. Pres. 1; Student Coun. 1; House 1; Cheer¬ leader 1,2,3; Civinettes 2,3; School Spirit Com. 1,2, 3(V. Pres.); Monogram Club 2,3; FCA 1,2,3; French Club 1, 2, 3(Reporter); Paragon Staff 1; NHS 2,3; Sr. Superlative for Most Likely to Succeed 3; Cho¬ rus 1; FBLA 2; YAC Reporter 2; Girls’ State Rep. from WHS-Attorney Gen. 218 Senior Statistics Ingle, Kim 2400 S. Church St. Spanish Club 1, 2; P.E. Asst. 3; Biology Asst. 1; FBLA 3; Science Club 1, 2(lst 2nd Place in Sci¬ ence Fair); CRK 1, 2. Isley, Dave 413 Brooklyn St. Hm. rm. Treas. 1,3, Sec. 2; Basketball 1,2; Keywan- ettes 2,3; Monogram Club 3; FCA 2; Latin Club 1,2; Health Careers Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Latin NHS 1, 2; FHA 1, 2(Sec.), 3; Latin Scholar 1; Most Improved in Basketball 2. Isley, Lori 410 Shadowbrook Dr. French Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 2, 3; Office Asst. 2; FBLA 2, 3(Pres.); Good Citizenship Award 2. Jackson, Jessica 908 Plaid St. Bus Driver 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Chorale 3. Jackson, Juwanna 149 Sixth St. Flag Girl 3; Grapplette 3; School Spirit Com. 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; Home Ec. Award 2. Jackson, Pam 1927 Shirley Dr. FCA 1; Hm. rm. Pres. 3; House 3; Doe-Wah-Jack Staff 3; “B” Hon. Roll. Jackson, Steve 314 Trail Four Key Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Chorale 3. Janicello, Steven 811 Trail One ICC 3; Student Coun. 3; Senate 3(Sr. Class Council¬ man); Key Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2; Sr. Superlative 3; Bus Driver 3; Chorus 1; Chorale 2(Stage Manager), 3(Pres.). Jennings, Burney 808 Tarleton Ave. Hm. rm. V. Pres. 1, 2, 3; Soccer 3; Basketball Team Manager 1, 2; Key Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Paragon Staff 1; Chorale 1,2,3; Office Asst. 2; FBLA 2; Homecoming 3. Jennings, Laura 3113. Truitt Dr. ICC Chairman 3; Hm. rm. Treas. 2; Student Coun. Jr. Class Sec. 2; House 2; Track 1, 2; Civinettes 2, 3; School Spirit Com. 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Sr. Superlative for Best All Around 3; COOP I 3; FBLA 2. Jennings, Tracy 714 Ford St. Statistician 2; Health Careers Club 2; Family Life 2. Johnson, Christie 401 Truitt Dr. Hm. rm. Sec. 1, Pres. 2, V. Pres. 3; House (Soph. Class Sec.) 1, 2, 3(Sr. Class Sec.); Civinettes 1, 2, 3; School Spirit Com. 1,2; FCA 1; French Club 1; Latin Club 2; Latin NHS 2, 3. Johnson, Dewitt 30 Oaks Circle COOP II 3. Johnson, Eric 1930 Edgewood Ave. French Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Jones, David 97C Denise Dr. FBLA 2, 3; Finalist NROTC Scholarship 3; Rep. WHS in Business EC. in State. Joplin, Randy 1104 Barham St. Football 1; Track 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Bus Driver 2, 3. Joyce, Donald 121 Dogwood Dr. Football 1, 2, 3; FCA 3; Spanish Club 2; FBLA 3. Kearns, Susan 309 Trail Two Cross Country Stat. 2; School Spirit Com. 2; French Club 2; FBLA 2. Kelly, Tammie 1804 Florence St. Softball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Child Care 3; Softball All-Conf. Kernodle, Bob 230 Shady Dr. Hm. rm. Pres. 1; Student Council 1; House 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Civitan 2 (Bd. of Dir.), 3(V. Pres. Bd. of Dir.); Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; Latin Club 1(V. Pres.), 2(V. Pres.); Latin NHS 1, 2; FBLA 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents 3. King, Sherrie 1513 Keogh St. Hm. rm. Treas. 1; Football Spon. 3; Hm. coming Spon. 2; P.E. Asst. 2; COOP I 2; COOP II 3; FBLA (Spon.) 2. Kittner, Lori 27 Quandary Lake Ln. Hm. rm. Officer 2, 3; Track 1; Pom-Pom Girl 1, 2; Civinettes 2, 3; School Spirit Com. 1; FCA 1; French Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3. Lasley, Bill 2204 Dorsett St. French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3(Homecoming Spon.); Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Perfect Attendance Award 2; Women’s Club Tri-Color Art Award. Latimer, Lecia 1003C Tucker St. Flag Girl 3; Grapplette 3; School Spirit Com. 3; Spanish Club 2; COOP I 2; COOP II 3; FHA 1. Leach, David 2816 Delaney Dr. Baseball 2; Track 1; Civitan 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Spanish NHS 2, 3(V. Pres.) (Homecoming Spon.); P.E. Asst. 2; FBLA 2,3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents. Leahy, Michael 2059 W. Lake Dr. Hi-IQ 3; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Monogram Club 2,3; Drama Club 2, 3; Doe-Wah-Jack Asst. Bus. Mgr. 2, Photogra¬ pher 2, Bus. Mgr. 3; French NHS 2; NHS 2, 3(Sec.); Sr. Superlative for Most Likely to Succeed 3; Gov. School 2; FBLA 2; Nat. Merit Scholarship Fin. 3; Computer Center Aide 2, 3; Library Photographer 2, 3. Lee, Martha 412 Devonshire Ln. Civinettes 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2; Sr. Superlative 3; Attendance Office Asst.; FBLA 2. LeGrand, Charles 310 Engleman Ave. Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Civitan 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2. Lewis, Glenn 1019 Valleydale Dr. Hm. rm. V. Pres. 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Band (All-City) 1,2; Perfect Attendance Award 1, 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents 3. Lindley, Tamara 1517 Ridgecrest Ave. ICC 1, 3; Hm. rm. Treas. 2, 3; Cheerleader l(Head) 2, 3(Head); Civinettes 2,3(Bd. of Dir.); School Spir¬ it Com. 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 5; Sr. Superlative for Most Popular 3; Chorus 1; DAR Citizenship Award. Long, David 2725 Edgewood Ave. Track 1, 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 3; Drama Club l(Soph. Bd. Mem¬ ber), 2, 3(Pres.); NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2; Orches¬ tra l(Homecoming Spon.), 2(Pub. Mgr.); Best Soph. Actor 1; Junior Marshal; Gov. School West 2. Lyall, Keith 387 Portsmouth Ct. Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2(V. Pres.), 3(V. Pres.); Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Span¬ ish Club 1, 2, 3; Barker Staff (Sports Ed.) 2; NHS 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; Who’s Who Among Ameri¬ can High School Students 3. Mabrey, Rhonda 1543 Wickham St. Flag Girl 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 3; Child Care 3. Madden, Raymond 641 S. Mebane St. Hm. rm. Officer 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Key Club Monogram Club 2, 3; All-Conf. Makin, Sherri 1623 Rollingwood Rd. Flag Gi rl 3; Grapplette 2; School Spirit Com. 2; French Club 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; FHA 1, 2(V. Pres.), 3(Pres. Homecoming Spon.). Malinski, Jeff Rt. 3 Box 456 Graham. Football 2; Track 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents 3. Manning, Neal 525 Circle Dr. Wrestling 2(All-Conf.), 3; Cross Country 2, 3; NHS 2, 3. Maultsby, Nancy 2106 Allison Ct. ICC 3; Hm. rm. Pres. 2; House Sec. 2; Senate 1; Student Council l(Soph. Class Councilman), 2; Track Stat. 1, 2, 3; Civinette 2(Bd. of Dir.), 3 (Chap.); School Spirit Com. 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3(Pres.); Latin Club 1, 2; Doe-Wah-Jack Staff 2, 3(Ed.); Latin NHS 1; Homecoming Spon. 3; Sr. Superlative for Best Personality 3; Elections Com. 2 3(Chrmn.); Concert Choir 1, 2(Sec.), 3(Sec.); Chorale 2, 3; Jr. Citizenship Award 2; All-State Hon. Chorus. Maynard, John 1911 Shirley Dr. Hm. rm. V. Pres. 1, 2; Soccer 3; Track 1, 3; Basket¬ ball Mgr. 2; Civitan 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 1; French Club 1, 2; FBLA 1, 2. McCormick, Sam 2412 Edgewood Ave. Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Track 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2. 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; All- Conf. Center in Football 3. McCoy, Antoinette Rt. 7 Box 203 Bus Driver 2, 3; COOP I 3; FHA 1, 2; Perfect Atten¬ dance Award; Mgr. for Girl’s Track Team 1. McIntyre, Doug 2314 Woodridge Rd. Hm. rm. Treas. 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 3; Spanish Club 2(Treas.); NHS 2,3; Spanish NHS 2,3; Home¬ coming Spon. 3; All-Conf. in Football 2, 3; Spanish Award 2. McKibbin, Stanton Hm. rm. Pres. 3; House 3; F ootball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Span¬ ish Club 2. McLain, Kiki Health Careers Club 2, 3; Football Spon. 3; COOP I 2 . McNeely, Annette 1231 May Ct. School Spirit Com. 1, 2; FCA 3; French Club 1; Barker Staff 3; Football Spon. 2, 3; Homecoming Spon. 3; Sr. Superlative 3; FBLA 2. Meadows, Lisa 1333 Springdale Dr. Chorus 1; DECA 2; FBLA 3; FHA 3. Mebane, Terry Rt. 10 Box 32 Wrestling 3; VICA 2. Medina, Connie 1705 Fairview St. Hm. rm. Sec. 3; Keywanettes 3; School Spirit Com. 2; French Club 2; NHS 3. Middleton, Greg 2821 Blanche Dr. Hm. rm. Pres. 1; Student Council 1; House 1; Span¬ ish Club 2, 3; Barker Staff 2(Cartoonist); Spanish NHS 2. Miles, Teresa 2413 Pennsylvania Ave. COOP I 3; FHA 1; VICA 2, 3. Mitchell, Mark 630A Lenora St. Latin Club 1; Health Careers Club 2; Latin NHS 1 Senior Statistics 219 Moore, Annette 2420 Blanche Dr. Flag Girl 2, 3(Head Homecoming Spon.); Grap- plette 2, 3(Head); School Spirit Com. 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Health Careers 1, 2, 3; Latin 1, 2; Flag Team Award 2, Spirit Banner 3. Moore, Pete 1223 Avondale Dr. Hm. rm. Pres. 1, 2, Treas. 3; House Pres. 1, 2; Foot¬ ball l(Capt.), 2, 3(Capt.); All-State, Shrine Bowl, Offensive Player of Year in Mid-State Conf., Coaches’ All-Conf, Times News All-Conf. in Foot¬ ball; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3(All-Conf. Coaches’ Award); Key Club 2, 3(Treas.); Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Homecom¬ ing Spon. for French Club; Sr. Superlative for Most At hletic 3. Moriarty, Jim 1334 Rockwood Ave. Hm. rm. Officer 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Civitan 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3(Homecoming Spon.); French Club 1, 2. Morris, Ricky 116 Chestnut St. DECA 2; VICA 1. Moulton, Paula 611 Neese Dr. Hm. rm. V. Pres. 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Civinettes 2, 3; School Spirit Com. 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2; Barker Staff 3; Homecoming Spon. 3; Sr. Superlative 3; First Run¬ ner-up for Homecoming Queen 3. Moury, Jim 1972 Shirley Dr. Hm. rm. Officer 2; Student Council 3; House (Speaker) 3; Senate 3; Wrestling 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3(Pres.); Spanish Club 2; Sr. Superlative 3; Bus Driver 2, 3; Chorus 3; Homecoming Ct. 3. Murphy, Brian 2740 Armfield Ave. Hm. rm. V. Pres. 1, 2; Student Council (Jr. Pres.) 2, (Sr. V. Pres.) 3; House 3; Senate 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Civitan 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Barker Staff 2; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; Election Com. 3; All-Conf. 1,2(Mat News All-State) in Wrestling. Murr, Gregg 426 Parkview Dr. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club I, 2; Latin NHS 1, 2. Myers, Mark 904 Colonial Dr. Latin Club 1. Norris, Michael 1950 Hillsdale Dr. DECA 2, 3. Norton, Pete 219 Chapel Hill Rd. ICT 3; A Hon. Role 2. Oakley, Allyson 3540 Longview Dr. J. V. Cheerleader 1; Civinettes 2(WHS Miss Jr. Civi¬ tan) Board of Directors 3; FCA 2, 3; Spanish Club l(Sec.), 2(V. Pres.); Football Sponsor 2, 3, Home¬ coming Sponsor 2; Spanish Club, 3 Senior Class. Oakley, George 1584 Albright Ave. ICT 3; VICA 1, 2. O’Ferrell, Rich 590 Parkview Dr. Team Manager Basketball 1, Statistician 2, 3; Key Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 2, 3. Parham, Susie 388 Billingham Dr. Civinettes 2,3; FCA 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Barker 3; Football Sponsor 3. Pate, Leigh 2218 Woodland Ave. Homeroom Treasurer 3; Grapplette 1; School Spirit Committee 1 , 2; French Club 1; FBLA 2, 3; Child Care 2. Patterson, Cedric 1227 Macon Str. Homeroom Sec. 1, Treas, 2, V. Pres. 3; Cross Coun¬ try 1; Key Club 2 Director 3 Sec.; Spanish Club 2, 3(Pres.); Latin Club 1; NHS 2, 3 Sergeant-At-Arms; Latin NHS 1; Homecoming Sponsor 3 Homecoming King; Election Committee 2; Latin I Award 1. Patty, Drew 1024 Valleydale Dr. Team Manager l(Varsity Basketball); Spanish Club 1; Paragon 1; FBLA 2; Certificate of Merit, Scho¬ lastic Art Award. Pearce, Mark Rt. 1 Box 239-C Latin Club 1; Latin NHS 1, 2. Phillips, Betsy 605 Trail One Homecoming Officer 1, 2, 3 Pres.; House 1, 2, 3; Keywanettes 1, 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1, 2; French Club 1, 2 Treas.; Football Sponsor 1. Pierce, Jeff 3112 Truitt Dr. J.V. Baseball 1; Cross Country 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Barker 1, 2. Pinnix, Gregory 132 School Str. Spanish Club 1; Health Careers Club 2; ICT 3; Per¬ fect Attendance-7 years. Pollock, John 915 Kimberly Rd. Porter, Greg 1626 Regency Dr. Varsity Football 2, 3; J.V. Football 1; Wrestling 2; Monogram Club 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Football Team 250 Club, 300 Club, 350 Club, Bulldog Club, Who ' s Who Among High School Students. Porterfield, Lee Rt. 4 Box 387 Greenwood Dr. Wrestling 3; Hi I. Q. Team 3; Civitan 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Health Careers Club 2. Powell, Lamonte 620-D Center Ave. Homeroom Officer 1 Sec., 2 Treas.; Varsity Football 2,3 Capt.; J.V. Football 1 Co-Capt.; Monogram Club 2, 3; COOP II 3; All Conference Football 2,3; Defen¬ sive Player of the Year (Football) 3; B Hon. Role 1, 2 . Puckett, Jeff 1948 Malone Rd. Homeroom Officer 2 V. Pres.; Team Manager 1 Wrestling; Monogram Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Barker 3; Latin NHS 1. Quakenbush, Randy 2719 Catherine Dr. Key Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 3. Raiford, Britt 1303 W. Davis Str. Homeroom Officer 1 Pres.; House 1; Girls’ Track 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Barker 3; Football Sponsor 1; Homecoming Spon¬ sor 3 FBLA; Assistant Main Office 2; COOP I 3; FBLA 2, 3. Ray, Eric 1923 Edgewood Ave. Spanish Club 2. Reaves, Cary 43 Sixth Street Reaves, David 413 Sixth Str. Varsity Football 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3. Reaves, Rodney 210 South Gurney Str. ICT 2, 3; VICA 2, 3. Reavis, Mike Keck Rd. Haw River DECA 2, 3; B Hon. Role 2. Reid, Catherine 912 W. Davis Str. Homeroom Officer 2(V. Pres.); Keywanettes 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1; Spanish Club 1; Foot¬ ball Sponsor 2, 3. Richmond, Jason 2024 Durham Str. Homeroom Officer 2(Treas.); Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Band; Band 1 Councilman 2 Councilman, 3 Councilman; Stage Band 2; FBLA 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents; B Hon. Role, All City Board 1 year. Rogers, Lynn 420 Sixth Str. Health Careers Club 3. Rogers, Kiwainia 506 Rosenwald Str. Bible Club 2; Health Careers Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; ICT 3; Child Care 2. Ruff, David 910 Colonial Dr. Homeroom Officer 1 (Sec.); Cross Country 2; French Club 1, 2; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 1, 2, 3; Chorale 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3. Rumley, Lisa 1104 Tower Dr. Flag Girl 1; Bible Club 2; DECA 2 V. Pres., 3 Pres.; FHA 1. Salmon, Candace 332 Feldstone Dr. Civinettes 3; FCA 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2; Barker 3; Assistant 2 Office; FBLA 2. Sartin, Wesley Jr. 331 Fountain Place J.V. Football 1; Track 1; Civitan 3; FCA 1, 2; Latin Club 2(Pres.); Health Careers Club 2; Senior Super¬ lative 3 (Happiest); Bus Dr. 3; FBLA 2. Sayad, Louis 2931 Forestdale Dr. Homeroom Officer 3(Sec.); French Club 1, 2,3; Dra¬ ma Club 3; Barker 2; French NHS 2, 3; Assistant 2 (Guidance). Scarborough, Paula 3127 Amherst Ave. Hm. rm. Pres. 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; House 2; Keywanettes 2, Parlimentarian 3; School Spirit Comm. 2; FCA 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Doe-Wah- Jack 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; Football Sponsor 2; Senior Superlative; Chorus 1,2, Treas. 3; Chorale 2, 3; Homecoming Queen; NC Governor’s School 2; NC Honors Chorus 3. Seamon, Freddie 2115 Cresby Dr. Spanish Club 2; Barker 3; Paragon 1; FBLA 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Vidio Patrol 3. Shannon, Danny 188 Glenwood Dr. Wrestling 2,3, Team Manager 1; Key Club 2,3; FCA I, 2,3; Band 1, 2 Officer 3; Stage Band 1, 2; FBLA 2; Band Allstate; Drum major; Homecoming Court; All City Band. Sharpe, Bobbi 2509 May Dr. Homeroom Officer 1 V. Pres., 2 Sec., 3 V. Pres.; Keywanettes 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1, 2, 3 Treas.; French Club 1, 2; Football Sponsor 1, 2; Sophomore Class Sponsor. Sharpe, Todd ICC 3; Homeroom Officer 1 V. Pres.; Varsity Foot¬ ball 2, 3; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Team Manger 1 Baseball; Civitan 1, 2, 3 Pres.; Monogram Club 2,3; FCA 1,2,3; NHS 2,3; Homecoming Spon¬ sor 3 FCA; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Assistant 3(Office). Shaw, Angela 645 Montgomery Str. Spanish Club 3; Bible Club 3; NHS 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2,3; Assistant 2 (Office); FBLA 3; A Hon. Role 1 , 2 . Shaw, Kathleen 403 Laurel Hill Dr. Girl’s Volleyball 1; COOP II 3; Child Care 2; B Hon. Role 2; Letter in Volleyball 1. Shipman, Kevin 1034 N. Carriage Loop Homeroom Officer 1 (Treas.); Varsity Football 2, 3; J. V. Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3; FCA 3; Spanish Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3; All-City Band 1 . Shoe, Mary 2224 Morna Str. 220 Senior Statistics Sibley, Matt 412 Neese Dr. Homeroom Officer 1 Pres., 2 Pres., 3 Pres.; Student Council 1, 2, 3; House 1, 2, 3; Civitan 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Doe-Wah-Jach Staff 2, 3 (Editor); French NHS 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Who’8 Who Among High School Students. Simpson, Lisa 1716 S. Mebane St. Doe-Wah-Jack Staff 2 (Photographer); DECA 1, 2 Reporter; FHA 1, 2 Reporter. Simpson, Susan 1901 Sunnybrook Dr. Homeroom Officer 1 (Sec.); Varsity Cheerleader 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1; School Spirit Committee 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 3; FCA 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Bark¬ er 2; Football Sponsor 2; Assistant Main Office. Sioussat, Stuart 503 Tarleton Ave. Latin Club 1; Chess Club 1, 2; Barker 2; DECA 3; FHA 2; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 3. Skinner, Holt 2016 Sunnybrook Dr. FCA 1,2; French Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3 -Doe- Wah Jack Staff 2, 3; Chorale 1, 2, 3. Skonier, Kurt 2840 Blanche Dr. Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. Sliney, Scott 627-D W. Front Str. Varsity Football 2, 3; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Base¬ ball 2; Key Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2. Smith, April 3003 Truitt Dr. Homeroom Officer 1 (Sec.), 2 (Sec.); Keywanettes 1, 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; NHS 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; Football Sponsor 1, 2; Chorus 1; Assistant 2 Main Office. Smith, Lisa 727 Westbrook Dr. Homeroom Officer 3 (Treas.); Student Council 1 Treas. House 1; Track Statistician 1, 2,3; Civinettes 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1; Latin Club 2; Doe-Wah-Jack Staff 2, 3 (Editor); Homecoming Sponsor 3; Football Sponsor 1; Election Committee 1, 3; Chorus 1; Cho¬ rale 3; FBLA 2. Smith, Vickie ICC 3; Homeroom Officer 1 (Treas.), 2 (V. Pres.), 3 (Pres.), House 3 (Pres.); Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3 (Co-head); J.V. Cheerleader 1; Civinettes 2, 3 Point Keeper; School Spirit Committee 2, 3 (Pres.); Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Senior Superlative 3 Most School Spirit; Orchestra 1,2 Treas., Sec., 3 Pres.; All State Orchestra 1; Homecoming Court 3; YAC 2. Smith, Walter Rt. 7, Austin Str. Sparks, Barbara 506 S. Williamson Ave. Homeroom Officer 3 (Sec.); Keywanettes 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1; FCA 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Football Sponsor 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Chorus 1; Chorale 2, 3; Assistant 2 (Attendance Of¬ fice); Spanish Club Officer 2. Stanley, Phil 210 W. Kime Str. ICT I II 2, 3. Steele, Teresa 407 Trail Three Student Council 3; Senate 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Civinettes 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Football Spon¬ sor 3; Senior Superlative 3. Stephens, Charlene 207 E. Sixth Str. Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2. Stout, Jeff 1814 Harriet Dr. Homeroom Officer 3 (Treas.); Varsity Football 2, 3; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Basketball 2; J.V. Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; FCA 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; All-Conference Track Polevault 2; Honorable Mention All-Conference Football 3. Swank, Steve 706 W. Davis Str. Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2; Chorale 3. Sykes, Joey 2707 Cobbside Dr. Key Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3 Officer. Tate, Connie 1128 Sherwood Dr. Flag Girl 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; NHS 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; Chorus 1; COOP I 2; FBLA 3. Tate, Kelly 1807 Lynwood Dr. Homeroom Officer 1; Student Council 1, 2; House 1; Senate 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1; Civitan 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Homecoming Sponsor 1. Taylor, Larry 317 Key Str. Varsity Football 2, 3; J.V. Football 1; Track 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; COOP I 3. Thompson, Andre 317 Key Str. Varsity Football 2, 3; J.V. Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1. Thompson, Deborah 1345 Spring Oak Dr. Homeroom Officer 3; Girl’s Tennis 1; Spanish Club 2; Barker 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3. Troxler, Cheryl 819 Rosenwald Str. ICT 2, 3; VICA 2, 3. Turbyfill, Kenneth 2216 Walker Ave. FCA 3; Spanish Club 2; FBLA 3; Perfect Atten¬ dance Award 1. Twomey, Bill 618 N. Gurney Str. Soccer 3; Cross Country 2. Upsher, Angelia 331 Lakeside Ave. Football Sponsor 3; DECA 2, 3 Sponsor. Ussery, Betsy 2718 Terrace Dr. Homeroom Officer 1 (Treas.), 2 (V. Pres.); Keywan¬ ettes 1, 2, 3 (Historian); School Spirit Committee 2. 3; FCA 2,3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Latin Club 3 (Home¬ coming Sponsor). Wagner, Jackie 115 Cocright Trail Homeroom Officer 1 Sec.; Flag Girl 2; FCA 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Latin NHS 1, 2. Walker, Candace 447 Oakland Dr. Homeroom Officer 2 (Sec.); Girl’s Tennis 2, 3; Keywanettes 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1; Monogram Club 3; FCA 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3 (V. Pres); Paragon 1; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; French NHS; Senior Su¬ perlative 3; Citizenship Award 1; Gold Key Art Award 2. Walker, Stephen 321 W. Kime Str. Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1. Ward, Edith 808 S. Dale Ct. Homeroom Officer 3 (V. Pres.); Girl’s Track 1, 2, 3; Grapplette 1; School Spirit Committee 2; Mono¬ gram Club 2, 3; FCA 1, 2; Football Sponsor 1, 2; DECA 3; FBLA 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Warren, Laurie 401 Trail Two COOP II 3; FHA 1, 2; Child Care 2; Home Ec. Award; Child Care Award. Weathers, Dwanda 2032 Walker Ave. School Spirit Committee 2; FCA 2,3; French Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3 Sec.; Child Care 2. Webb, Sherry 2222 Canterbury Dr. School Spirit Committee 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Cho¬ rus 1, 2, 3; Chorale 3; Assistant 2 (Library); Child Care 3. Wegerek, David 2408 Catherine Dr. Homeroom Officer 3, Sec.; Boys’ Tennis 2,3; Civitan 3; Monogram Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3 Sec. Wells, Stanley 1005 Shaw Str. ICT 2, 3. West, Brad 1814 Colonial Dr. Homeroom Officer 1, 3; House 3; Soccer 3; Boys’ Tennis 3; Civitan 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents. White, David 1807 Highview Str. Band 1, 2; DECA 3. White, Tommy 416 Tarpley Str. Soccer 3; Team Manager 2, Wrestling; FCA 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Barker 3. Wily, Robin 729 Ford Str. Homeroom Officer 2 (Treas.); Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 2, 3 Parlimentary; Merit Award. Williams, Cheryl 6340-B Tucker Str. J.V. Cheerleader 1; DECA 2, 3; B Hon. Role 2; Per¬ fect Attendance 2. Williams, Forest 412 N. Gurney Str. ICC 3; Homeroom Officer 1 (V. Pres.); Civitan 2, 3; French Club 1, 2 (V. Pres.), 3; Drama Club 1, 2 Sec. Sponsor, 3 Senior Board Mem.; NHS 2, 3; French NHS 2, 3 V. Pres.; Senior Superlative Most Talent¬ ed; Chorale 2, 3 Vice Pres., Sponsor; A Hon. Role; Top Ten. Williams, Mark 2521 Catherine Dr. ICC 3; Homeroom Officer 1 (Pres.), 2 (Pres.), 3 (Treas.); Student Council 1, 2; House 1, 2; Boys’ Tennis 2; Civitan 2, 3 Treas.; Monogram Club 3; Latin Club 1, 2; NHS 2, 3 Pres.; Latin NHS 1, 2; Homecoming Sponsor 1; Senior Superlative 3. Witherow, Joel 1914 Hilldale Dr. Varsity Football 2, 3; J.V. Football 1; Monogram Club 3. Woods, Cynthia 1064 Camden Str. Spanish Club 1; Health Careers Club 2, 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Health Occ. I Award — Second Highest Score 2. Worley, Chipper 706 Huffman Mill Rd. Wrestling 2, 3. Wrenn, Donald 221 Logan Str. Wrestling 1; VICA 2, 3. Wrenn, Melinda 2314 Westover Terrace ICC 3; Girls’ Tennis 1, 2, 3; Keywanettes 2, 3 Pres.; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; B Hon. Role. Wright, Charlene 1223 Wallace Str. Grapplette 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; YAC 3. Wright, Marisa 1811 Lynwood Dr. School Spirit Committee 3; French Club 2, 3; Dra¬ ma Club 2; Bible Club 1,2 Sec.; NHS 3; French NHS 3; FBLA 3. Yaeger, Wendy 729 Gurney Str. Girls ' Track 1; Girls’ Tennis 1, 2; Keywanettes 2, 3; School Spirit Committee 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Assistant 2 P.E.; Girls’ Softball 2. Yates, Elizabeth 427 Shadowbrook Dr. Homeroom Officer 1 (Sec.), 2 (V. Pres.); Civinettes 2 (Sec, 3(V. Pres.); School Spirit Committee 1; FCA 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Barker 2. Young, Melissa 455 Cedarwood Dr. Keywanettes 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Drama Club 3; NHS 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; Latin NHS 2; FHA 1. Young, Suzanne 455 Cedarwood Dr. Keywanettes 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 3; French NHS 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; All-State Or¬ chestra 1, 2; Hon. Orchestra 3. Senior Statistics 221 T.N. BOONE- MORTON : ormal Wear Rentals and Sales 243 E. Front Street Burlington, N.C. “It ' s fun to go formal.” WoorefiJj P-O. Box 1084 1 urlinglon , CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Compliments of QUALITY DRESS AND DECORATIVE FABRICS Burlington and Elon Highway 1-85 at Elon Exit Glen Raven, N.C. 27215 Burlington, N.C. 27215 584-7781 584-5536 Shadowbrook Plaza 272 5 227-20 7 Frank’s Jewelry 202 N. Main St. 226-4553 CLASS RINGS from 69 50 Robert H. Vaughn 2553 S. 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Main St. Serving Breakfast and Lunch 222 A £ Band — Whitney Everhart, Scott Harman, Jason Rich¬ mond, Danny Shannon, Joey Sykes, Nick Harris, Melissa Jones, Danny Kimrey, Rosemary McNiel, Mike Morgan, Ken Mottinger, Karen Ratchford, Robert Sneed, Steve Spoon, Lee Taylor, Andy Winstead, Jeff Winterstein, Alan Young, Jean Barnes, Ellen Collins, Barry Carroll, Tracy Hall, Cindy Haught, Carl Gibilaro, Jess Gilliam, Ben Hart- sell, Mark Kennedy, Cris Martin, Michelle Newton, Charles Mogan, Mary Shannon, Orlando Poteat, Helen Spinks, Chris Small, Doug Smith, David West, Celia Clinkenbeard, Laura Normon, Volanda Dyer, Michelle Curry, Suzanne Hi- berson, Denise Gibilaro, Emily Harmon, Stacy Harper, Car¬ ole Haught, Kimberly Henley, Stanley Hicks, Mark Ingram, Jim Joyner, Parrish McKinney, Lloyd Millikan, Lindsay Payne, Mike Powell, Lisa Smith, Andy Scott, Jeff Stewart, Linda Thompson. Barker Staff — Front Row: Candy Salmon, Lori Allen, Stephanie Williams, Susie Parham, Daphne Gant, Lisa Ar- nette. 2nd Row: Lynette Eckard, Wendy Glass, Becky Long, Jonathan Dorsett, Debra Thompson, Annette McNeely, Robert Sneed. Back Row: Freddy Seamon, Butch Heron, Brett Taylor, Britt Raiford. Bible Club — Front row: Lydia McCollum, Denise King, Carolyn Cheeley, Marlene Pinnington, Angela Shaw, Advi¬ sor — Mrs. Range. Back row: Mark Franklin, Myron Bige¬ low, Vance Cheeley, Joe Cheeley, Darryl Cash, Donnell Jef¬ fries. Bus Drivers — Terry Scott, Lori Isley, Rich O’Ferrell, Mark Hunter, Steve Janicello, Larry Taylor, Keith Brad¬ shaw, Randy Joplin, Wesley Sartin, Jim Moury, Virginia Walker, Ann McKoy, Marvareen McKoy, Nancy Colwell, Lotten Willis, Elton Gant. C Child Care — Jane Boswell, Lavaze Bruce, Ann Crisp, Twila Churchill, Mary Dew, Cal Grant, Devoki Hightower, T am my Kelly, Rhondra Maybre, Kathy Massey, Vicki Smith, Sherry Webb, Advisor — Mrs. Browing. Civitan Club — Front row: (1 to r) D. Wegerek, R. Hughes, M. Williams, B. Carter, L. Porterfield, F. Williams, B. Mur¬ phy, J. Inabnit, A. Pulliam, G. Desern, N. Braxton, K. Ell¬ ington. 2nd row: M. Clayton, R. Barnes, J. Maynard, W. Sartin, N. Cox, E. Kirchen, T. Hogan, G. Ellington, M. Sib¬ ley, B. West, T. Guffy. Back row: D. Hall, M. Pittman, K. Tate, J.D. Eliason, R. Daye, D. Ward, L. Laws, W. Huffines, C. LeGrand, T. Sharpe. Civinette Club — Front row: D. Blake, J. Durham, W. Mullis, T. Compton, C. Salmon, E. Yates, L. Jennings, L. Imboden, A. Finch, B. Haithcock, D. Thompson, J. Denny, S. Guite. 2nd row: M. Lee, L. Beal, D. Thompson, T. Steele, P. Moulton, A. Hunnicutt, L. Smith, N. Maultsby, C. John¬ son, T. Annas, L. Neal, S. Moriarty, L. Ester, J. Pinson, E. Spencer. Back row: A. Adams, L. Chandler, L. Lassiter, L. Kittner, S. Williams, S. Parham, A. Oakley, T. Lindley, H. Curtis, M. Duckworth, W. Glass, A. Langston, W. Beal, S. Showerman, B. Hunter, A. Butler, V. Smith. Civitan Officers: — Front row: Pres. — T. Sharpe, Sr. Board Dir. — G. Ellington, Treas. — M. Williams, Sec. — T. Drake. Second row: Sergeant at Arms — N. Braxton, Jr. Bd. Dir. — A. Pulliam, G. Desern, Chaplain — K. Ellington (not shown — V. Pres. — B. Kernodle). Civinette Officers — Front row: Chaplain — N. Maultsby, Historian — B. Haithcock, Pres. — L. Jennings, V. Pres. — E. Yates. Second row: Sec. — E. Spencer, Treas. — L. Beal, Pt. Keeper — V. Smith. Concert Choir (and Choral Music) — Front row: Lisa Horne, Melissa Duckworth, Wendy Mullis, Anita Moss, Ju¬ lie Hanford, Ann Hunnicutt, Donda Thompson, Janina Hatchel, LuAnn Gilliam, Susan Stanley, Natalie Johnson, Burney Jennings. 2nd row: Forrest Williams, LuAnn Ester, Tony Perrou, Steve Jackson, Barbara Sparks, Mike Ford, Lisa Smith. 3rd row: Mark Clayton, Lisa Faulkner, Martha Ginn, Sherry Webb, Steve King, Nancy Maultsby, Eric Johnson. 4th row: Michele Lashley, Jim Moury, Charlotte Gant, Brett Wilson, Beth Spears, John Siebrant, Becky Hunter. 5th row: Katherine Wachter, Angela Langston, Paula Scarbourough, Linda Patterson, Susan Lamb, Katy Stone. Back row: Greg Sternal, Holt Skinner, Steve Swank, Wesley Huffines, Frank Moore, Steve Janicello. Girls Chorus — Alphabetical Order: Kim Allen, Amy Allred, Chan Bailey, Susan Bateman, Jeannie Bell, Tammie Boone, Laura Carr, Blair Cathey, Michelle Caulder, Lori Chapman, Amy Covington, Becky Crowe, Tammy Downey, Adrienne Eliason, Rita Emerson, Ellen Feamster, Terri Gil¬ liam, Tammy Glass, Barbara Harvey, Tammy High, Angie Humphrey, Jennifer Johnson, Lori Kitner, Lee Leazer, Holt Long, Sherie Michael, Beth Niemann, Elizabeth Purvis, Cindy Reaves, Laurie Roarback, Jodi Shaw, Leslie Stone, Susan Whitley. Mixed Chorus — Alphabetical Order: Ginny Adkins, Chris Bennett, Leslie Bolick, Rodney Burnette, A1 Combes, Jody Cooke, Tammy Corbett, Raymond Crouch, Ronald Curl, Angela Dark, Polly DeLoache, Robbie Dove, Berba- dette Faucette, Candy Fincher, Claire Finley, Tracy Fogle- man, Amy Foster, Janat Garrison, Tonya Gilliam, Celest Goulding, Staf Grant, Elizabeth Guss, Chris Gwinnett, Cindi Harrell, Carole Haught, Karen Hinton, Cara Hobbes, Deane Horne, Lori Humble, Craig Ingraham, Cynthia John¬ son, Steve Kearns, Dawn Kelley, Brian Kelly, Leslye Las¬ siter, James Mitchell, Mandy Moore, Jan Moury, Joe Mur- Index 223 phy, Anna Lee Nahser, Lambert Nelson, Tamara Porter¬ field, Kerry Quakenbush, Michelle Rice, Lillian Rinker, Neal Saunders, Stephanie Sharpe, Jennifer Sink, Thomas Sneed, Tammie Soliday, Mona Stadler, Stephanie Starling, Bill Strout, Eric Talley, Paul Taylor, Angie Thompson, Tara Thompson, Rick Troxler, Lamont Turner, Tonya Vincent, Tammy Walton, Mark Williams, Mary Beth Williams, Charles Wilkins, Tracy Woody. COOP I — Front row: Angie Lyon, Lisa Currie, Angela Morris, Ann Amash, Renee Clapp. Row 2: Carolyn Rogers, Ruthie Roark, Linda Waldron, Laura Jennings, Britt Rai- ford, Paula Moulton, Lisa Bigelow. Row 3: Fred Brannock, Lamont Powell, Larry Taylor, Donald Beard. COOP II — Front row: Jeanie Gilliam, Lynda Carden, Geraldine Blackwell, Sherri King. Row 2: Terri Grimm, Lisa Fogleman, Penny Snotherly. Row 3: Kurt Gaydon, Kathy Shaw, Laurie Warren. Back row: Mr. Rutledge, Lamont Powell, Tony Hundley. Cross Country — Robert Boyle, Susan Coble, Chris Cur¬ ry, Layne Fuller, Danny Hall, Jeff Johnson, Lisa Klutz, John Leahy, Charles Legrand, David Long, Neal Manning, Trey McGriff, Jeff Pierce, Michael Thompson, Thomasina Walton, Charles Wilkins. Assistants: Richard Johnson, Lau¬ ra Perkins, Blayne Isley. DECA — Alphabetical Order: Kyle Abee, Kim Agamem¬ non, Lavaze Bruce, Sharon Bruce, Todd Chandler, Eddie Clapp, Robin Cobb, Bruce Conyers, Jeannie Cowan, Teresa Enoch, Pam Fowler, Stanley Fowler, Billy Fowlkes, Cindy Geary, Ellen Holland, Michele Jackson, Denise King, Mike Norris, Mike Reavis, Angela Richardson, Carolyn Rogers, Lisa Rumley, Lisa Simpson, Stuart Sioussat, Amy Snell, Angelia Upsher, Brenda Vinson, Edith Ward, David White, Cheryl Williams, Taylor Wilson. Drama Club — Front row: Amy Graves, Susan Coble, Patricia Deehan, Jennie Poovey, Paige DuPree, Suzanne Young, Brucie Sutton, Lee Porterfield, Annette Long. 2nd row: Mary Breen, Hee Soo Russell, Mary Manning, Sabrina McIntyre, Eric Graf, Anita Moss, Charlotte Gant. 3rd row: Mandy Moore, Terry Williams, Stephanie Harmon, Eliza¬ beth Rinker, Leslie Bobick, Kim Henley, Mona Stadler, Clare Finley. 4th row: Jane Moury, Trent Guffey, Lillian Rinker, Mark Sternal, Louis Sayad, David Long, Scott Har¬ man, Joe Harris. Back row: Alan Poovey, Bill Lasley, Beaver Bowline, Forrest Williams, Michael Leahy, Holt Skinner. £ Elections Committee — Kenneth Ellington, Ann Finch, Lisa Smith, Nancy Maultsby, Brian Murphy, Greg Desem. 5 Family Life — Front row: Judy Jones, Angie Lyon, Erin Roark, Darlene Tickle, Penny Jones, Amy Foster, Cindy Reaves, Twila Churchill. 2nd row: Laura Haith, Carolyn Rogers, Karen Tatum, Linda Currie, Traver Boswell, Din- etta Jeffries, Lela Lee, Katrina Jeffers. 3rd row: Michelle Blackwell, Renea Clapp, Margie Herbin, Gary Blackwell, Patricia Burgess, Cynthia Burgess, Bernadette Faucette, Cindy Geary. Back row: Larry Fuller, Glenn Bumpass, Jonathan Dorsett, Greg Pinnix FCA — Ann Hunnicutt, Mike Barrett, Susie Parham, Nan¬ cy Maultsby, Todd Durham, Averette Clarke, Allyson Oak¬ ley, Deborah Thompson, Julie Pinson, Susan Moore, Vickie Smith, Tamara Lindley, Bobbi Sharpe, Jenny Poovy, Linda Imboden, Laura Jennings, Andy Pulliam, Elizabeth Spen¬ cer, Cindy Lloyd, Mary Roessler, Terry Williams, John Schindler, Jody Crenshaw, Nancy Holt, Dina Frith, Sheila Baker, Louise Chandler, Amy Jennings, Leslie Stone, Kim Harris, Elizabeth Guss, Stephanie Sharpe, Tammy Glass, Grace Choung, Kelly Patton, Donna King, Lisa Neal, Ginny Adkins, Ben Hartsell, Tracy Hall, Mark Hambright, Wendy Glass, Greg Porter, Harvey Sharpe, Janina Hatchel, Janat Garrison, Gina Kelly, Terry Hogan, Jim Moriarty, Cynthia Johnson, Matt Fussil, Paige DuPree, Luann Ester, Lisa Smith, Lisa Klutz, Lisa Faulkner, Greg Desern, Tony Per- rou, Howard Hawks, Keith Lyall, Tommy White, David Leach, Beth Spears, Stephanie Williams, Doug McIntyre, Danny Hall, Shannon Guite, Jeff Stout, Rob Ihlo, John Gant, Blaine Isley, Michele Lashley, Mike Pittard, Jim Gag¬ non, Angela Langston, Anna Lee Nahser. Food Service — Constance Fuller, Pauletta Clapp, Din- etta Jefferies, Bruce Conyers, Angela Richardson, Tony Hurdle. French Club — Front row: David Wegerek, Howard Hawks, Bill Carter, Steve Jackson, Brad West, Chuck Bate¬ man, Chris Cahill, Terry Hogan, Danny Hall, Ted Drake, Greg Desern. 2nd row: Lori Kittner, Martha Lee, Charlotte Gant, Lisa Kluttz, Beth Spears, Holt Long, Martha Ginn, Anna Lee Nahser, Julie Durham, Grace Choung, Janina Hatchel, Dina Frith, Sheila Baker, Ginny Atkins, Susan Stanley, Jane Moury, Julie Hanford, Anjennette Kivett. 3rd row: Elizabeth Yates, Keith Coble, Shannon Guite, Donda Thompson, Mike Papadeas, Mona Stadler, Katherine Wachter, Linda Imboden, Nancy Holt, Jolee Denny, Ellen Collins, Karin Porter, Ben Hartsell, Tracy Hall, Blair Cathy, Greg Porter, Forrest Williams. 4th row: John Gant, Eliza¬ beth Spencer, Louise Chandler, Ann Finch, Michelle New¬ ton, Paula Scarborough, Mary Roessler, Anita Adams, Dayna Long, Anita Moss, Maureen Gagnon, Candace Walk¬ er, Sharon Moriarty, Susan Coble, Jean Barnes, Lillian Rinker, Lisa Neal, Orlando Brown, Dwanda Weathers, Lori Beal. 5th row: Eddie Clapp, Matt Sibley, Julie Riddle, Becca 224 Index Haithcock, Diane Sellers, Leslie Bolick, Kim Harris, Missy Jernigan, Lisa Ruff, Stephanie Sharpe, Karen Hinton, Mar¬ garet McCuiston, Becky Hunter, Sandi Showerman, Melin¬ da Wrenn. 6th Row: Brian Murphy, Marissa Wright, Steve Maynard, Sherri Makin, Mary Leahy, Becky Long, Kathy Lambert, Peter Nanni, Blayne Isley, Laura Perkins, Angela Thompson, Lisa Faulkner, Tim Sharpe. 7th Row: William Pruitt, Bonnie Boswell, Debbie Snyder, Gloria Kraycerik, Jana Barbee, Patricia Brannock, Lisa Arnette, Terry Wil¬ liams, Averette Clark, Cindy Lloyd, Julie Pinson, Luanne Ester, Tamara Lindley, Mike Barrett, Becky Crow, Keith Nester, Alan Young. Back Row: Ron Green, Louis Sayad, Fred Brannock, Polly DeLoache, Susan Moore, Cynthia Johnson, Todd Durham, Cris Sexton, Michelle Ray, Sherie Michaels, Jody Myers, Michelle Newton, Jim Williams, He¬ len Spinks, Sabrina McIntyre, Frank Moore, Melissa Jones, Scott Harman, Evan Kirchen, Wray Ferrell, David Dutton. French Club Officers — Maureen Gagnon — Pres., Su¬ san Coble, Linda Imboden, Sharon Moriarty, Candace Walker, Julie Durham. French NHS — Front Row: Candace Walker, Marissa Wright, Julie Hanford, Julie Durham, Tamara Lindley. 2nd Row: Lori Beal, Maureen Gagnon, Wendy Mullis, Brian Murphy, Paula Scarborough. 3rd Row: Susan Coble, Terry Hogan, Forrest Williams, Ron Green, Louis Sayad. Back Row: Neal Cox, Chuck Bateman, Chris Cahill, Matt Sibley, Danny Hall. French NHS Officers — Forrest Williams, Candace Walker, Chris Cahill, Danny Hall. Freshman Cheerleaders — Kendis Arrowood, Eliza¬ beth Guss, Tracey Woody, Ashley Hargis, Stephanie Har¬ mon, Jill Parrish, Kim Durham, Clare Goley, Dianne Enoch, Michele Curry. Q Girls Basketball — Front row: Hope Jordan, Ann Crisp, Amy Jordan. Back row: Coach Phillips, Cal Gant, Paige Casey, Connie Fuller, Evelle Gentry, Marsha Ferris, Carrie Lasley, Julie Riddle, Shellie Gibson, Chris Sexton, Amy Isley, Mia Oliver, Leanne Alderson, Coach Myers. Girls’ Tennis — Amy Jennings, Anita Adams, Susan West, Dayna Long, LuAnn Gilliam, Karen Hinton, Candace Walk¬ er, Alicia D’Anna, Melinda Wrenn, Lynette Eckerd, Bonnie Boswell, Polly DeLoache. J4 Health Occ. II — Vicki Brown, Jeannie Couch, Tracey Fahie, Tracey Jennings, Kiki McClain, Annette Moore, Cynthia Woods. 3 ICC-Inner Club Council — (left to right) Nancy Maultsby, Vicki Smith, Tamara Lindley, Laura Jennings, Forrest Williams, David Long, Danny Hall, Mark Williams, Danny Shannon. ICT — Jamie Carter, Teresa Miles, Felix Stanley, Cheryl Troxler, Gary Truitt, Stanley Wells, Mark Bradley, David Caldwell, Renea Clapp, Chip Coble, Kim Daye, James Ec¬ tor, Hope Hines, Tracey Horner, Kevin Huff, Barbara Me- bane, Wayne Morris, Pete Norton, George Oakley, Clara Sellars, Colleen Truitt, David McCall, Cindy Humphrey, Martha Blackwell, Michelle Blackwell, Lisa Eastwood, George Covington, Tracy Enoch, Larry Fuller, Layne Gil- strap, Laura Haith, Angelia Harrison, Angelia Hughes, Ka¬ trina Jeffers, John Mullis, Kiwainia Rogers, Eric Smith, Randy Sykes, Matt Sowinski, Donald Wrenn, John Wil¬ liamson. 3 J.V. Basketball — Front row: Chuck Morrison, Ron Har¬ ris, Billy Smith, Orlando Brown. Back row: Coach Wood, Mike Barrett, Donnell Morrow, Johnny Massey, Steve May¬ nard, Mike Pittard, Jim Williams, Arvis Cates, Gerald Wade, Coach Wall. J.V. Cheerleaders — Susan Stanley, Martha Ginn, Jan- ina Hatched, Janat Garrison, Grace Choung, Tami Tate, Sheila Holman, Kathy Johnson, Stephanie Sharpe. JV Football — Ron Harris (11), Scotty Showerman (16), Keith Allen (21), Bill Lashley (24), Keith Walker (25), Dwight Scott (28), Erwin Jones (29), Mike Barrett (31), Rodney Stewart (34), Paul Folckomer (40), John Norton (42), Gerald Wade (44), Charlie Leath (50), Chris Mayes (52), Todd Joyce (61), Eddie King (62), Greg Kizziah (63), Brian Clodfelter (64), Tony Perrou (65), Randy Davis (68), Jeff Bozeman (69), Howie Adams (70), Adron Gentry (73), Matt Fussell (75), Ken Warren (79), A1 Marr (82), Tracy Murray (83), Jeff Sliney (84), Darvis Bradshaw (85), Ron Curl (86), Mike Cox (89), Fred Poole (10), Todd Poole (18), Britt Irwin (20), Rodney Kingsberry (22), Benj Lee (23), Jeff Stout (27), Joe McHugh (30), Alex Long (32), Rodney Paul (33), Alexander Hinton (36), Preston Salmon (41), Rodney Coble (43), Rezell Alston (51), James Michell (54), Kyle Michaels (55), Terry Richmond (60), Reginald Foust (66), Craig Haith (67), Barry Miles (71), Todd Mebane (72), Charles Pulliam (74), Tony Hinshaw (76), Mike Puckett (77), Robert Yaeger (78), Todd SpiVey (80), Dean McCall (81), Eddie Parrish (87), Steve May (88). J Keys — Front row: Steve Jackson, Steve Janicello, Cedric Patterson, Shane Stadler, Jeff Stout, Todd Fowler, Doug Index 225 McIntyre, Ron Green, Lindsay Harris, Burney Jennings, Rich O’Ferrell. 2nd row: Raymond Madden, Jimmy Sexton, Randy Kerns, Trey McGriff, William Pruitt, Jay Riley, Scott Sliney, Pete Moore, John Schindler, Randy Quaken- bush. 3rd row: David Morris, Doug Green, Derrek Bennett, Chris Cahill, Cord Finley, Keith Lyall, Walter Lewis, Joey Wrightenberry, Gene Long. 4th row: Lynn Woodruff, Wesley Moser, Rodney Pitts, Mike Crenshaw, Andy Ware, David Dutton, David Long, Joey Sykes. Back row: Glenn Lewis, Tommy Talley, Donald Beard, Stanton McKibbin, Danny Shannon, Sam McCormick, Cole Davis, Mark Kavanaugh, Kelly Woodruff. Officers: Front: Mike Crenshaw, Middle: Keith Lyall, Pete Moore, Back: Cedric Patterson. Keywanettes — Front row: Betsy Ussery, Charlotte Gant, Melinda Wrenn, Paula Scarborough, Connie Medina, April Smith, Barbara Sparks, Lynette Eckerd, Hee Soo Russell, Mary Manning. 2nd row: Karen Keith, Rhonda Garrison. 3rd row: Liz Gwinett, Jane Faulkenberry, Patricia Deehan, Susan Coble, Lynette Byrd, Melissa Jones, Parricia Brannock, Candace Walker, Lisa Arnette, Jean Blom. 4th row: Melissa Young, Suzanne Young, Paige Casey, Alicia D’Anna, Bobbi Sharpe, Maureen Gagnon, Michele Lashley, Evelle Gentry. 5th row: Kathy Lambert, Mary Breen, Susan Lamb, Betsy Phillips, Lori Allen, Catherine Reed, Wendy Yaeger. Officers — Front row: Michele Lashley, Melinda Wrenn, Maureen Gagnon. 2nd Row: Susan Coble, Betsy Ussery, Mary Breen, Candace Walker. 3rd Row: Rhonda Garrison, Charlotte Gant, Suzanne Young. J Latin Club — Jean Blom — Pres., Paul Martin — Treas., Jane Faulkenberry — Sec., Adrian Phillips, Mark Pierce, John Inabnit, Lee Taylor, Brian Kroenung, Trey McGriff, P.J. Rogers, Paige DuPree, David Morris, Ken Mottinger, Leslie Rogers, Kathy Weiss — V. Pres., Mary Shannon, Leeanne Alderson. m Monogram Club — Front row: Lisa Klutz, Leanne Aider- son, Dian Blake, Julie Durham, Nancy Holt, Vickie Smith, Elizabeth Spencer, Susan Simpson, Paula Moulton, Linda Imboden, Tamara Lindley, Sharon Moriarty, Angela Thompson, Hope Jordan, Wendy Yaeger, LuAnn Gilliam. 2nd row: Patricia Deehan, Candace Walker, Melinda Wrenn, Greg Desern, Jay Riley, David Ward, Greg Porter, Wendy Glass, Anita Adams, Mary Roessler, Wendy Reaves, Susan Coble, Lisa Bigelow, Michele Lashley, Evelle Gentry, Patricia Brannock. 3rd row: Mark Clayton, Alicia D’Anna, Louise Chandler, Laura Jennings, Kim Hindman, Donald Beard, Bryan Farmer, Rodney Nardelli, John Guss, Robert Ihlo, Jon Blake, Ron Green, Lindsay Harris, Pete Moore, Doug Green. 4th row: Donald Joyce, Cole Davis, Sam McCormick, Darrell Cash, Derek Bennett, Lamont Powell, Raymond Madden, Neal Braxton, Kenneth Ellington, Rob¬ ert Boyle, Mike Crenshaw, Scott Sliney. 5th row: Jim Mor¬ iarty, Bobby Barbour, Joel Witherow, George Zangotsis, Cord Finley, Vance Cheeley, Todd Sharpe, Shane Stadler, Wesley Moser, Kelly Woodruff, Doug McIntyre, Stanton McKibbin. 6th row: Keith Lyall, Larry Taylor, Edith Ward, Constance Fuller, Dava Isley, Michael Thompson, Jeff Pierce, Danny Hall, Andy Pulliam, David Bayliff, David Reaves, Kevin Shipmon, David Long. Last row: Bob Kerno- dle, Howard Hawks, Burney Jennings, Rich O’Ferrell, Ran¬ dy Jopkin, Mark Williams, David Wegerek, Bill Carter, Jeff Stout, Michael Pittman, David Leach, Chuck Bateman, Chris Cahill, Kurt Skonier. O Orchestra — Front row: Cal Gant, Michelle Ray, Patricia Brannock, Suzanne Young, Sabrina McIntyre, Ann De¬ laney, Cassandra Poteat, Mary Roessler, Vickie Smith. Back row: David Long, Phillip Collins, Steve Swank, Paul Martin, Marcus Lazar, Todd Sharpe, Evan Kirchen, Bill Aherron. S School Spirit Committee — Front row: Susan Simpson, Elizabeth Spencer, Linda Imboden, Tamara Lindley, Shar¬ on Moriarty, Dina Blake, Julie Durham, Nancy Holt, Paula Moulton, Vickie Smith, Jody Crenshaw, Lisa Neal, Angela Thompson. 2nd row: Kim Hindman, Becca Haithcock, Lau¬ ra Jennings, Marissa Wright, Chris Sexton, Shannon Guite, Jolee Denny, Wendy Reaves. 3rd row: Louise Chandler, Wendy Glass, Todd Durham, Cynthia Jo hnson, Martha Ginn, Wendy Mullis, Antoinette Holman, Blane Isley. 4th row: Tammy Glass, Linda Patterson, Nancy Parks, Janat Garrison, Kathy Johnson, Tami Tate, Holt Long, Stephanie Sharpe. 5th row: Becky Hunter, Anita Butler, Ann Finch, Grace Choung, Janina Hatchel, Missy Jernigan, Lisa Ruff. 6th row: Julie Riddle, Kelly Patton, Juwann Jackson, Claire Finley, Susan Stanley, Katherine Wachter. Back row: Karen Delaney, Kathleen Flynn, Julie Sykes, Melissa Jones, Deb¬ bie Snyder. Soccer — Front row: Mary Breen, John Frizburg, Mark Sternal, John Nani, Russ DeAngelo, Pat Ward, Peter Rich, 226 Index Ralph Boscia. 2nd row: Coach Rick Handshen, Dawn Ihlo, Brad Gray, John Schindler, Todd Fowler, Steve Caporelli, Peter Nani, Burney Boscia, Marcus Lazar, Burney Jen¬ nings, Doug Baskette, Billy Breen. Back Row: Greg Sternal, Barry Gray, John Maynard, Bill Twomey, Brad West, James Brannon, Tommy White. Spanish Club — Front row: Cedric Patterson, Janet Gar¬ rison, Richard Johnson, Tammi Tate, Kathy Johnson, Tra¬ cy Fogleman, Hope Jordan. 2nd Row: Julie Sykes, Scott Simpson, Tim Welch, Wendy Reaves, Susette McLendon, Chuck Morrison, Kelly Patton, Renee Williams, Lisa Cur¬ rie, Karen Ratsford, Kenneth Ellington. 3rd row: Derek Bennett, Charlene Wright, Lisa Bigelow, Tracy Fuller, Mi¬ chele Lashley, Angela Langston, Wendy Glass, Greg Porter, Neal Braxton. 4th row: Brett Taylor, Mary Breen, Liz Gwin¬ nett, Terry Diemer, Patty Carmen, Annette Long, John Paul Black, Wendy Beal, Jody Crenshaw, David Ward, Charles LeGrand, Dawn Ihlo, Greg Ellington. 5th row: Phil Collins, Juwanna Jackson, Hee Soo Russell, Lynnette Eck- erd, Lynette Byrd, Patricia Deehan, Evelle Gentry, Angela Morris, Mary Boggiano. 6th row: David Dutton, Cecil Upsher, Alicia D’Anna, Howard Hawks, Mike Brown, Susan Lamb, Trey McGriff, Tommy Landers, Jon Blake. Back row: Ted Drake, David Wegerek, Beaver Bowline, Ricky Barnes, Cole Davis, Keith Lyall, Tommy Talley, Ronnie Day, Steve Spoon. Spanish Club Officers — Cedric Patterson — President, Terry Diemer — Secretary, Lynette Eckerd — Treasurer, Scott Simpson — Vice President. Spanish NHS — Front row, left to right: Juwanna Jack- son, Melissa Young, Connie Tate, David Leach, Alicia D’Anna, Patricia Deehan, April Smith. 2nd row: Lynette Byrd, Derek Bennett, Keith Lyall, Kenneth Ellington, Greg Ellington. 3rd row: Phil Collins, Howard Hawks, Mike Brown, Eric Harrell, Neal Braxton, David McIntyre. Spanish NHS Officers — David Leach, Howard Hawks, Derek Bennett Student Government — Fresh. Hm.rm. Pres.: Front row: Amy Covington, Kendis Arrowood, Elizabeth Guss. Back row: Robert Yaeger, Derrick Cash, Rodney Stewart, Clair Goley. Fresh. Class Officers: Front: Ashley Hargis, Chris Ben¬ nett, Amy Allred. Back: Nan Maynard, A1 Marr. Soph. Hm.rm. Pres.: Front: Tami Tate, Grace Choung, Anjeanette Kivett, Sheila Baker. Back: Charles Morgan, Jenny Poovey, Todd Durham, Martha Ginn, Jim Williams. Soph. Class Officers: Front: Paul Folckomer, Mary Shannon, Cynthia Johnson. Back: Jane Moury, Janat Garri¬ son, Doug Smith. Jr. Hm.rm. Pres.: Front: Jody Crenshaw, Lisa Kluttz, Shannon Guite, Lisa Faulkner. 2nd row: Elizabeth Spencer, Julie Pinson, Anita Adams, Angela Langston. Back: David Ward, William Pruitt. Jr. Class Officers: Front: Anita Butler, Mary Breen, Lou¬ ise Chandler. Back: Donda Thompson, Leslye Lassiter, Jody Crenshaw. Sr. Hm.rm. Pres.: Front: Vickie Smith, Betsy Phillips, Pam Jackson. 2nd row: Stanton McKibbin, Terry Hogan, Kenneth Ellington, Matt Sibley. Back: Mike Brown, John Guss, Bill Carter, Brad West. Sr. Class Officers: Front: Christie Johnson, Lisa Smith, Steve Janicello. Back: Teresa Steele, Ann Hunnicutt, Brian Murphy. Senate: Front: Donda Thompson, Chris Bennett, Anita Butler, Teresa Steele, Steve Janicello. 2nd row: Mary Breen, Cynthia Johnson, Lisa Smith, Terry Annas, Trent Guffey. Back: Paul Folckomer, Doug Smith, John Guss. House: Front: Lisa Kluttz, Martha Ginn, Grace Choung, Jenny Poovey, Lisa Faulkner, Christie Johnson, Pam Jack- son, Todd Durham, Sheila Baker. 2nd row: Charles Morgan, Angela Langston, Anita Adams, Jody Crenshaw, Shannon Guite, Julie Pinson, Leslye Lassiter, Janat Garrison, Mary Shannon, Anjeanette Kivett. 3rd row: David Ward, Louise Chandler, William Pruitt, Elizabeth Spencer, Vickie Smith, Stanton McKibbin, Mike Brown, Matt Sibley, Ann Hunni¬ cutt, Jane Moury. Back: Terry Hogan, Brian Murphy, Ken¬ neth Ellington, Bill Carter, Brad West, John Guss. V VICA — Sellars-Gunn — Marc Hunter, Isac Alston, Kel¬ vin Enoch, Joe Cheely, Terry Harrelson, Norman Bradshaw, Scott Newton, Donell Jeffries, Kim Daye, Myron Bigelow, William Carter, Willie Vincent, Mr. McCoy. VICA — Williams — For members, see I.C.T. V Y.A.C. — Julie Pinson, Cindy Lloyd, Jolee Denny, Sharon Moriarty, Angela Thompson, Scott Friburg, LuAnn Ester, Anita Butler, Lisa Smith, Jody Crenshaw, Sandy Shannon, Steve Janicello, Charlene Wright, Kim Daye, Angela Shaw, Ju wanna Jackson, Tommy Walters. Index 227 A M M M H «•: m M a m M M a 9 m :¥: A 4k W u� : « K M :¥: A A. M M m M M s« ¥: « m n M M M u� : A W ♦: « •� a u� : 4� 4k ■� W JK A k ¥ « , M :¥: 2) oe- WaU ack l itron.S 2 ),. an. Wr. imi 2 ),. ’ ' amily d Iddrd. Edward B. Button Iddi. Batliy Bdunt and Idljri. l doy Bdarris Bunbie an d W; 3he £d Baiio 3c d Wr,. PaJ 3. Wr. Chick SbeWi, Wr. and Wr,. W. C. St, She P. B. Plunkett 3a,nit, f Pevco 2) iScolint 3)rua (Center Ji ani lamd inno train Wr. ani Wr. ru 9 Anonymous St eve and Buian Balocj J Wr . 3 avid Broun WWeill i J Wr,. a arlei jHealiy jbr. and Wr5. B. 3. Cfoley 3)r. Idonald Bt one 2),. Qaten Wo,er J,h ew St one Work, Wr. and Wr,. Sban SihL, Wr. and Wr,. P. £. 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Ohe Plccent Page from Odecember 6, 1981, was courtesy of the OimeS-HewS. 2 elmar Studios made the student and faculty portraits, Wr. Carl Staley , group and organization pictures, including the large senior group on pages 8 and 9. Student photographers made most of the pictures used in this year s booh. Obese photographers, headed by pam f achson, included f oe Odarris, l 3rucie Outton, f eannie Pouch, Pfene oCong, and oCeanne dlderson. 2he cover was designed by Or. Pditor, lfif atl Oibley, advisors _Karen (garrison and Pllen Hduire, and was organized by the Or. PditorS. 0he Staff wou Id liL to tit anh all the parents and supporters w Lk ave contributed their patience and understanding to our production of this yearbooh. Oh anhs also to the faculty and staff who have given us so much help. Oh e Senior editors wou Id lihe to extend their grateful thanhs to IflflrS. Pllen Ylluire and IfWrA. Oiaren Pfarrison, yearbooh advisors, for their guidance and help in production of the 1981-82 Oboe-WJah- ach. 4 special th anhs is given to them for the experiences and responsibilities they have shared with us over the past two years. Ohanhs again to everyone and Pfod OleSS you all! VO. cl sJmtGh cJlUcl, [jlI sJUteL J pbidr Q jr y jQnjij IChcoJC-csr . Pi a ; S-pMy U ppu Cxxrt)v5 J a d mfboch C OOCK. CwuuJL C COL Utcfu P ucA T (Xrtap ouU m u ¥ ¥ «r. 9 1K M % 9 � (♦: n ¥ M M M M M M H M M m n M M 5 ¥ + M ¥ r JK 6 «k M m M 6 «k M « M M M M K n m •Iiv ; ; � ;� : � ;« � ;i � : ; � ;« ; :« ; ; � :« ; ; � ; • ; ;« � ;i ; � n � •« � :� ; ;« � ; � :« ;« ;« : ;« ;i ; � 5I ?3I« � ’i � !JIi rUI� i!JIi � !♦! 5!« rT Ti � !JIi i!«Ii rVi � I5t« � !•!• � T� !« rT5T« � !5Ti ►? !« � !•!« rT5t Colophon 229 Lisa Smith — Editor Paula Scarborough Ann HuiySicutt — Editor JACK ipy Curtis — Editor Nancy Maultsby 230 Annual Staff I Annual Staff 231 Doe Wah Jack Where do we go from here How vividly we recall the memory of a bright blue September day in 1979 when a group of unsuspecting, anxious Sophomores entered Wal¬ ter M. Williams High School. We were more than 315 strong; little did we know what lay ahead. Now, all that was ahead is a part of our past, and a new and broader future is just beginning. We, the editors of this Doe Wah Jack , have chosen and published our volume of our lives. The story will be continued by others in the years to come. For us, there is left only the task of typing the words, “The End, and placing this 1982 volume of memories on the shelf to gather dust and to be occasionally lifted from the shelf and read by those who shall be publishing their own volume of the precious Doe Wah Jack THE END . . . 232 The End - - _ _