Woodland Baptist Christian School - Aquila Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

yirottaafffKK i ' jruc L, iu. Phil. 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.” 1981 AQUILA Alma Mater We gladly lift our voices In happy proud acclaim To the school we love so dearly A school begun in Jesus name Founded for his glory To grow in knowledge and grace We’ll pray, and work, and study Till one day we see His face We thank you Lord for Woodland We praise you for success And we love you Lord for blessing Our beloved W.B.C.S. Woodland School Winston-Salem, N.C. 2 3 Ml A. “Our Loving Counselor” B. “Who needs girls?” ■n - C. “When I eat a York Peppermint Pattie D. You can tell we’ve eaten our Wheaties! A. Pre-Historic Faculty B. “Must be having open-faced balogna sandwiches.” 5 SENIORS 6 7 Jeff Orvin Mark Gough This year we were fortunate to send 1 student to Boys’ State and 2 students to Governors’ School. Mark Gough attended Boys’ State June 15-21 on the campus of Wake Forest sponsored by the American Legion. His area of study was political processes, and how a democratic government is run. Jeff Orvin attended Governors’ School at Salem College. His area of study was in Social Science. Car¬ rie Combs attended St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg N.C. Her area of studies dealt with music. Carrie Combs Boys’ State and Governors’ School Representatives r t 8 West, Woodland The varsity cheerleading team of Woodland Baptist Christian S h ni horo r.io oa first amoi squads in tO July 4 at m mav. u iu ai icu nessee Temple University at Chattanooga. Woodland’s cheerleader Deborah Carlyle was named one of the top 10 cheeerleaH taking part in the clinic. ? h ng o © M o? , r £ � ft. | O o § |2. § - 3 S- 3 3 - 0� n - G S. scou C r °Tce « “ Kim Biggs, secretary ; MJuly 4 . 6 it , _ „ Sharon Gray, treasurer. _ ft ft he cheerleader so ft ft n odland will be sponsoring ; The new cheerleaders of cneerleading clinic in th Woodland for the 1980-81 school gym for junior varsit; season are: Cathy Hinton, and intermediate cheerleader chief; Sharon Gray, co-chief; August 13-15 from 9 a.m. until Tammy Jackson, Teresa pm. daily. Thirty-two girl Rrnr p Kave Holland. 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Sharon Fpits Mit™ o ' They were competing w mey win D e doing expen, girls; the seniors are: Karen . v c many other parochial schoo ments on the rides such aj Joyce, Sharon Felts Mitzy ., . measuring momentum. Thi: Willard, Donna Cooke,’ Teresa trip will take the place of theii Wooten and Julie Norsen The exam — _ r., ' «• ft- S g.g. c 3-o © _ GO B © - o 3 o n CD©— — — S. 5- - © oj - ■ O 0 w © O o Q. of the new Sportsters Club at Woodland c £ Christian School are: Mark A 4 Wall, president; Mark Wil- liams, vice president; Cox, secretary; ai Biggs, treasurer. Thi: selling shirts and je: raise money. % 0 v . 6 ft, a fy v V A o °O r ® Q, ☆ ☆ ☆ ft ft ft ' he juniors of Woodland had On Oct. 25 the annual staff-oL Gon . g S . 1 J 0 ’ for the student Woodland worked on their- P ri 7 r sise layout forJhe 1979-80 yearbook. nev t ‘ le Junior-Senior iquet May 10. ft ft ft r C C U o fZ£2 c o © o c c o 1 © juniors are: Shannon Cox, Cindy Weaver, Tanya Alley, Karen Mickey, Connie Jolly, , Robin Stevens, Anita Edwards «£ Deborah Carlye, and Fond J— n ' r u - m ’ - quad 3 S ' © 3. S TO n o m tr - ro o C 5 £15 o -1 C 5 00 £ ‘-3 . Mabe. The sophomores ar M a c | Kim Biggs, Kaye Hollap year 05 . 3 — 113 D -• o rr a o (T CL 3 «-n 1 © © J2 © C -a -C .2 g § © © S £ 2 © 3 TJ 03 ? for the 1979-80 s � “ “iggs, rvaye noiiani y ear W ' oodland incl •Sx Sharon Gray, Mary Bel Karen Joyce, Donna (. M ' Ashley, Angie Bowers and Kii Teresa Wooten, Cathy H Ashley, Angie Bowers and Kii Teresa Hamrick. Deborah Carlyle, Binkley, Debbie Clagett, Edwards, Sharon Gra; Kaye Holland. NCCAA District II Champions 1979-80 10 Col. 3:23 “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men.” NCCAA District II Champions 1979-80 11 Fonda Mabe, Senior. Deborah Carlyle, Senior. Sharon Gray, Junior. 12 NEWSPAPER EDITORS Anita Edwards, Co-Editor. Dwayne Tuggle, Sports Editor. In dedication to Miss Mathis for all her work and faithfulness to Woodland Christian School. m m Ytuant ill n mi tf mint 14 THANK YOU LORD FOR YOUR BLESSINGS ON US The moment that seemed so far away, is suddenly upon us. The moment we’ve dreamed of, hoped for and talked about has finally arrived. We’re excited, happy, and very proud of our accomplishments; however, a certain sadness lingers in our hearts. You see, amidst the joy and excitment we must now say good-bye. Down through the years, a special closeness has bonded our class together. A closeness like that which unites and strengthens a loving family. We’ve laughed and cried together; we’ve listened to and learned from one another. And together we have lifted our voices towards heaven in prayer. We’ve rejoiced in the good times as well as the bad. For without the valleys there are no mountains. And those valleys only seemed to bring us that much closer. Now as we become the Graduating Class of 1981, we are closer than ever before. As we embark on a new phase in our lives, the many memories rule our hearts and minds. It seems So hard to put into words our true feelings and emotions. It seems almost impossible to say exactly what needs to be said. In the years to come, the page upon which the words are written will age and the print will begin to fade. But in our hearts, the words and the feelings they convey will live on forever. And now to Woodland Baptist Christian School we say good-bye. However, to those with whom we’ve shared so much we find it harder to bid farewell. As we lift our voices toward heaven now we ask these things, “Lord, please walk with each of us, and when ones burdens seem to heavy to bear, reach down and share the load. Keep each of us safe and may we always be found in the center of Your will, and then on that great day, let us all be assembled back together in Thy kingdom up above.” By: Connie Jolly Class of 1981 Lisa Ann Alexander Psalm 147:5. Fep Club 1. Service Club 2. Journalism Club 2. Home¬ coming Hostess 3. Mini-Course — Art 3. Homecoming Court 4. Trea¬ sure Of Student Council 4. Assis¬ tant Ad Editor 4. Dramatics. Tanya Marie Alley Proverbs 3:5,6. Class Treasurer 3,4. National Honor Society 3,4. Student Council Secretary 4. Student Council Representative 1. F.H.A. 1. Distinguished High School Students of America 2,3,4. Junior Marshall 3. Homecoming Court 3,4. Mini-Course — Poetry 3. Dramatics 4. Randy Eugene Bennett Phil. 4:13. Student Council 2. Class Vice-Pres. 4. National Honor Society 3,4. Monogram Club 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1. Science Club Vice-Pres. 2. Who’s Who 4. Distinguished Students of America 2,3,4. Junior Marshall 3. Football 3,4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Mini-Course — Art 3. Sportsters Club 4. N.E.D.T. Award 1. Home¬ coming Escort 3,4. Teachers Aid 1. Dramatics 4. SENIORS Elizabeth Binkley Luke 1:37. F.T.A. 1. Chorale 1. Volleyball 1. Service Club 2. An¬ nual Staff 2. Ad Editor 4. Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4. Teachers Aid 2. Mini-Course — Art 3. Home¬ coming Hostess 3,4. Dramatics 4. Senior Superlative Best Sport. Penny Lynn Bovender Matt. 21:22. Pep Club 1. Teachers Aid 1. Journalism 4. Mini-Course — Art 3. Dramatics 4. Journal- Sentinel Spelling Award 1. And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh. 18 Deborah Leigh Carlyle Prov. 3:5,6. Monogram Club 1,2,3. Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4. Service Club 2. Homecoming Court 2,3 Queen 4. Yearbook 2. Co-Editor 3, Editor 4. Newspaper 2,3. Mini- Course — Music 3. Softball 1. Class Reporter 3. Bible Quiz 3,4. Junior Marshall 3. Who’s Who 3,4. Distinguished Students of America 3,4. Chorale 4. National Honor Society 4. Sportsters Club 4. Teachers Aid 2. I Dare You Award 3. Senior Superlative Best Christian. Dramatics 4. Debra Lynn Clagett Prov. 3:5,6. Student Council 2. Mini-Course — Art 3. Service Club 2. Teachers Aid 1. Chorale 1. Monogram Club 2,3,4. Sportsters Club 4. Pep Club 1,2. Newspaper 1,2 Editor 4. Cheerleader 2,3,4. Homecoming Hostess 3. Home¬ coming Court. 4. Dramatics 4. Nancy Anita Edwards Phil. 2:3,4. Student Council 1. Pep Club 1. Softball 1. J.V. Cheer¬ leader co-chief 1. Class Secretary 2. F.T.A. 2. School Paper 2,3 Co- Editor 4. Annual 2,3. Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4. Teachers Aid 2.4. Mini-Course — Music 2. Monogram Club 2,3,4. Junior Marshall 3. Homecoming Court 3.4. National Honor Society 4. Sportsters Club 4. Who’s Who 4. Distinguished Students Of America 4. Dramatics 4. Sherri Lynn Goins Galations 2:20. F.H.A. 1 Teachers Aid 1,2,3,4. Dramatics 4. Mini- Course — Music 3. Michael Kelly Cockerham John 15:13. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Baseball 4. Pep Club 1,2. Mono¬ gram Club 3,4. Sportsters 4. Homecoming Escort 3,4. Student Council Representative 4. Mini- Course — Art 3. Senior Superla¬ tive Best Sport. Dramatics 4. 1981 Shannon Maria Cox I Samuel 12:24. Softball 1. Stu¬ dent Council 1. Pep Club 1. Vol¬ leyball 1,2,3,4. J.V. Cheerleader 1. Distinguished Students Of America 2,3,4. Varsity Cheer¬ leader 2. Homecoming Court 2,3,4. National Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Monogram Club 3,4. School Paper 3,4. Who’s Who 3. Junior Marshall 3. Basketball 3,4. Senior Superlative Most Athletic, Most Intelligent. Class Secretary 4. Sportsters Club Treasurer 4. Dramatics 4. DAt Mark Alan Gough Romans 5: 1,2. Pep Club 1. Sci¬ ence Club Pres. 2. Who’s Who 4. Distinguished Students of America 2,3,4. Junior Marshall 3. National Honor Society 3,4. Class President 3,4. Mini-Course-Poetry 3. Boy’s State 4. Homecoming Escort 3,4. Explorers-Medicine 4. Senior Superlative Most likely to Succeed, Most Intelligent 4. Dramatics 4. Pamela Joan Hardee Phil. 4:13. Monogram Club 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. School Paper 2,3. Journalism 1,2,3,4. Chorale 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2. Softball 1,2,3,4. Volleyball 1. Mini-Chorus-Music 3. Teacher’s Aid 1,2,3. School Photographer 3.4. Home-Ec. Club 1. Dramatics 4. Karen Denise Hatfield Psalms 13:5. Annual 1,2. School Paper 1,2. Journalism 1,2. Tennis 1,2. Mini-Course-Drama 3. Dramatics 4. Teacher’s Aid 3,4. Volleyball 1. Daniel Kevin Hauser Jeremiah 33:3. Pep Club 2, Sci¬ ence Club 1. Bible Club 1. Choral 1,2,3. Bible Quiz 1,2,3,4. Mono¬ gram Club 4. Baseball 4. Auto Mechanics 3. Teachers’s Aid 3. Mini-Course-Music 3. Dramatics 4. Cathy Lynette Hinton Deut. 31:8. Service Club Treas. 2. Monogram Club 2,3,4. Pep Club 1. School Paper 3. Yearbook 2, co¬ editor 3. Editor 4. Bible Club 1. Chorale 1,2,3,4. Who’s Who 3,4, Distinguished Students of America 4. Junior Marshall 3. Softball 1,2,3,4. J.V. Cheerleader Chief 1. Varsity Cheerleader 2, co-chief 3, Chief 4. Teacher’s Aid 2,3. Office Aid 4. Mini-Chorus- Music 3. Bible Quiz 3,4. Home¬ coming Hostess 3. Homecoming Court 4. Sportsters Club 4. N.C.C.E.A. Hostess 4. Dramatics 4. Senior Superlative Best All Around, Most Inspirational Friendliest 4. Connie Lynn Jolly Jeremiah 33:3. Student Council Representitive 1. National Honor Society 4. Monogram Club 3,4. Pep Club 1,2. School Paper 3,4. Annual 3,4. Distinguished Stu¬ dents of America 3,4. Junior Mar¬ shall 3. Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Home¬ coming Court 3,4. Teacher’s Aid 2 Mini-Course Poetry 3. Sportsters 4. Dramatics 4. Janet Lynne Lasater Psalms 100. F.H.A. 1. F.T.A. 2. Mini-Course-Drama. 3. Journal¬ ism 4. Dramatics 4. Journalism 4. Homecoming Hostess 2,3. Patti Jo Lawson Phil. 4:13. Student Council 2. Monogram Club 2. Pep Club 1. Journalism 4. Annual 4. F.H.A. 4. Basketball 2. Mini-Course-Art 3. Dramatics 4. John Paul Chapman Lindler 1 John 1:9. Spanish Club 1,2. Student Council Representative 4. Monogram Club 3,4. Science Club 1. Chorale 1,2,3. Football 3, 4. Baseball 3,4. Mini-Course-Art 3. Pep Club 1,2. Sportsters Club 4. Homecoming Hostess 4. Auto Mechanics 3. Newspaper 2. Jr. Classical League 3,4. Dramatics 4. Phillip Gregory Link 1 Cor. 15:57. Student Council Representative 1. Class Pres. 2. Monogram Club 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2. School Paper 2. Chorale 1,2,3. Football 1,2. J.V. Basketball 1,2. Varsity Basketball 3,4. Base¬ ball 4. Asst. Softball Coach 2. Mini-Course-Art 3. Homecoming Escort 3,4. Sportsters Club 4. Auto Mechancis 3. Spanish Club 1,2. Dramatics 4. Fonda Lou Mabe Col. 3:17. National Honor Society 3,4. Homecoming Court 3,4. Chief Junior Marshall 3. Who’s Who 3,4. Distinguished Students of America 2,3,4. Bible Quiz 3,4. Teen Page Correspondent, 3,4. Yearbook co-editor 3, Editor 4. Student Council Reporter 4. Class Secretary 3. Class Treas. 2. Student Council Representative 1. Service Club Secretary 2. Pep Club 1. Mini-Chorus-Music 3. Se¬ nior Superlative Most Likely to Succeed. 4. Dramatics 4. SENIORS 1981 21 4 Karen Lynn Mickey Isaiah 40:31. Pep Club 1. Spelling Bee 1. Service Club 2. Teacher’s Aid 2. National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4. Journalism 3,4. An¬ nual Staff 3,4. Distinguished Stu¬ dents of America 3,4. Junior Mar¬ shall 3. Homecoming Court 3,4. Mini-Course-Drama 3. Class Re¬ porter 4. Office Aid 4. Dramatics 4. Melinda Dawn Parks Matt. 21:22. Home Ec. Club 1. Teacher’s Aid 2. Chorale 1. Mini- Course-Music 3. Dramatics 4. SENIORS 1981 Jeff Ivan Plemmons Phil. 4:13. Student Council Rep¬ resentative 1,2. Basketball 2,3,4. Football 2,3. Monogram Club 2,3,4. Sportsters Club 4. Pep Club 1. Mini-Course-Art 3. Homecom¬ ing Escort 3,4. Dramatics 4. Jerry Wayne Roberts Matt. 6:33. J.V. Basketball 1. Var¬ sity Basketball 2,3,4. Monogram Club 2,3,4. National Honor Soci¬ ety 3, Treas. 4. Who’s Who 3,4. Science Club Secretary-Treas. 3. Yearbook Sports Editor 4. Pep Club 1. Distinguished Students of America 3,4. Junior Marshall 3. Sportsters 4. Homecoming Escort 3,4. “I Dare You” Award 3. NEDT Award 1. Mini-Course-Art 3. An¬ nual Mathmatic Examination Award 3. Dramatics 4. Arnold Lee Roope John 14:13. Student Council Rep¬ resentative 2. Pep Club 1,2. Sci¬ ence Club 1. Mini-Course-Art 3. Auto Mechanics 3. Dramatics 4. 22 Martha Robin Stevens Col. 3:23. F.T.A. 1. F.H.A. 1. Chorale 1. Volleyball 1. Service Club 2. Basketball 3. Homecom¬ ing Court 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Teacher’s Aid 4. Mini-Course-Art 3. Dramatics 4. Dwayne Edwin Tuggle Jude 1:25. Football 1,3,4. Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4. Baseball 2,3,4. Tennis 1. Monogram Club 2,3,4. Sportsters Club 4. Journalism 1,4. Yearbook Sports Editor 4. Teach¬ er’s Aid 2,3. Homecoming Escort 3,4. Mini-Course-Art 3. Dramatics 4. Senior Superlative Friendliest, Most Athletic 4. Mark Anthony Wall Psalms 48:14. Basketball 1,2,3. Football 3,4. Baseball 3,4. Softball 1. Homecoming Escort 1,2,3,4. Junior Marshall 3. Sportsters Club Pres. 4. Distin¬ guished Students of America 3,4. Service Club 2. Student Council 1. Pres. 2 Chaplain 4. National Honor Society 2,3,4. Monogram Club 3,4. Who’s Who 3,4. Bible Quiz 3,4. Dramatics 4. Senior Su¬ perlative Best Christian, Most In¬ spirational Best All Around, 4. George Brent Wall Romans 8:31. Basketball 1,2. Football 3. Student Council 1,2. National Honor Society 2,3. Mini-Course-Art 3. Monogram Club 2,3,4. Homecoming Escort 3. Pep Club 1,2. Annual Staff co¬ editor 1,2. Science Club Pres. 1,2. Dramatics 4. Cindy Renee Weaver Psalms 27:1. Service Club 2. Monogram Club 2. Pep Club 1. Science Club 2. Basketball 2. Softball 2. Volleyball 2. Home¬ coming Court 2,3. Bible Quiz 2,3,4. Mini-Course-Music 3. Sci¬ ence Fair Grand Prize 3. Drama¬ tics 4. Mark David Williams Luke 15:17-20. Student Council Pres. 4. Monogram Club 2,3,4. Vice-Pres. 3. Pep Club 1. Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Base¬ ball 4. Mini-Course-Art 4. Sportsters Club Vice-Pres. 4. Homecoming Escort 3,4. Drama¬ tics 4. 23 4 CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1968, Lisa Alexander, Shannon Cox, Phillip Link, Mike Cockerham, Jerry Roberts, Pam Hardee, Cathy Hinton, Mark Wi lliams, and Dawn Parks, along with many other boys and girls, entered the Kindergarten class at Woodland. Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Peterson, and Miss Vance await us that year with juice, cookies, and naps, but little did we know what we would encounter in the next twelve years. At the end of the year we lost Lisa, Cathy, and Mark, but we gained Randy Bennett, Dwayne Tuggle, and Sherri Goins in the first grade. Now we began to learn all about Jane and her pet dog Spot. Lisa Alexander and Cathy Hinton decide to rejoin our class in the second grade and we also gain Mark Gough, Cindy Weaver, and Penny Bovender. This year we learn the secret to get out of class, raise your hand and to go to the restroom. Patti Lawson joins the class in the third grade but again we lost Lisa Alexander, she just can’t seem to make up her mind. As fourth grade comes around all of us girls are greatly disappointed, we were really looking forward to some new guyslbut we didn’t get any, in fact we lost one, Dwayne Tuggle. During the fifth grade Deborah Carlyle, Debbie Clagett, Janet Lasater, Connie Jolly, Robin Stevens, and Jeff Plemmons entered our class. School is now changing in many ways. We move from our old school building to a brand new one. Everyone was so excited including the teachers that it took us the rest of the year to get settled down. Tanya Alley is our only new addition to the sixth grade class. This is our last year for everyone to be in the same class, because now we are graducation into Junior-High. We gain Beth Binkley, Arnold Roope, Anita Edwards, and Kevin Hauser in the seventh grade. We went through a case of tardy slips because we were not use to changing classes in two minutes. Mark Williams decided to rejoin us in the eighth grade after a long vacation. Lisa Alexander has set Woodland’s record for entering and leaving school, because she rejoins us again in the ninth grade and decides to stay. John Lindler, Karen Mickey, and Fonda Mabe join us also. We didn’t lose or gain any students in the tenth grade until the middle of the year. Dwayne Tuggle returned after six years of absence. Some of us become eligible for our drivers license. That year Mrs. Smitherman took us on our first class trip in which we spent the night at Kure Beacb. During the eleventh grade we add two brothers and one girl to our class, Mark and Brent Wall and Karen Hatfield. In our attempt to raise money for the Junior-Senior banquet we had many options. Our bright idea of selling light bulbs burned out quickly. Finally, we are Seniors. As we view our past we see the memories that will always be in the hearts and minds of each member of the class of ‘81.’ Halloween Carnival, Senior projects, Senior play, sports, fund-raisers, Senior trip, final exams, and finally our Graduation. : By Shannon Cox Mark Gough L CLASS PROPHECY Now we look into the futures of the 1981 Graduates of Woodland Christian School. Due to her interest in hair during her Senior year, Beth Binkley, now works at Beth’s Hair Designs in New York. Poor ole Brent Wall goes bankrupt while buying $300 computers and $600 waterbeds. Cindy Weaver, is still a junior at High Point College studying to be a doctor’s aide. Her interest in photography has led Pam Hardee, into her own business. She is now the proud owner of Blurred Visions Inc. Karen Mickey becomes a missionary and goes throughout the world spreading the gospel by a WSMT bus. Kevin Hauser, after years of very hard work owns his own cattle ranch, consisting of one cow and one shovel. Due to her interest in MUDD (in high school), Penny Bovender is now a chief cosmotologist. Mark Wall’s interest in toolmaking has led him into making bathtubs, sinks, and toilets. Dawn Parks finally settles down and marries a car dealer and now has a baby girl named Monte Carlo. Karen Hatfield owns her own dress designing shop. Jeff Plemmons and Arnold Roope move to Myrtle Beach S.C. They now own Myrtle Beach Auto Parts. Phillip Link is presently “Head Hauncho’’ of the chain of Grandview Grocery stores on the east coast. After years of college, Jerry Roberts became a solar engineer. His latest design was a solar heating system for Hanes Mall. Janet Lasater finally hits it big. She gets married and moves to Alabama where she is a proud owner of a gopher farm. Life has really been good to John Lindler. After graduation, he received $100,000 from an unknown source but blew it all in one day. Patti Jo Lawson’s interest in art got her a high paying job painting gospel scenes on the sides of Karen Mickey’s WSMT bus. Cathy Hinton after long years of waiting for the right man, finally asks him to marry her. Mike Cockerham goes into his own business driving tractor trailer trucks. He now delivers basket¬ balls and fruit. Debbie Clagett is now a demolition driver. She got her experience in high school after demolishing the front end of Scott Boyer’s Monte Carlo. The once curly headed Dwayne Tuggle is now BALD! He is now a co-star on Kojack. Anita Edward’s interest in teaching has led her into teaching at the Air Force Academy. Deborah Carlyle stayed in the religious scheme and is now co-host of the PTL club. Fonda Lou Mabe is now a computer programmer. She married the owner of the company and they live in a $300,000 house. Connie Jolly has moved up in the society world. She is now modeling at Jonell Furs Ltd. The latest fashion she modeled was a short cut possum fur coat. Due to her interest in perfume, Tanya Alley now owns her own perfume company. Mark Gough married Shannon Cox. Mark went on to school leaving Shannon behind to work in the coal mines. Randy Bennett finished college to become a mechanical engineer. He is now working for the diminishing Chrysler Corp. Robin Stevens is now engaged to be married. She is a secretary for Robin’s Furs Ltd. Now Lisa Alexander has her own dog grooming salon, is happily married and has three children. Mark Williams, is now married and has his own recording company called Mark Williams’ Christian Recording Company (MWCRC). By; Randy Bennett and Mark Williams SENIOR Most Athletic — Shannon Cox, Dwayne Tuggle. Friendliest — Dwayne Tuggle, Cathy Hinton. 26 SUPERLATIVES Most Inspirational — Mark Wall, Cathy Hinton Most Likely To Succeed — Fonda Mabe, Mark Gough J l 1 mA f m ■ ■ . T 1 • i f-f Best Sport — Beth Binkley, Mike Cockerham. Best Christian — Deborah Carlyle, Mark Wall. We are number one!! SENIOR ATHLETES and CHEERLEADERS Back row, left to right: Mark Williams, Jeff Plemmons, Mark Wall, John Paul Lindler, Shannon Cox, Connie Jolly, Mike Cockerha m, Pam Hardee, Randy Bennett, Front row, left to right: Jerry Roberts, Beth Binkley, Anita Edwards, Deborah Carlyle, Debbie Clagett, Cathy Hinton, Dwayne Tuggle. 28 Last Will and Testament I DWAYNE TUGGLE, leave my 33 to Alex Huff. I DEBORAH CARLYLE, leave my cheerleadirtg ability and starting the school Alma Mater to my look 3 11K0, I 0 T0 S3 d rU 00. I CONNIE JOLLY, leave my ability to search the world over for the man of my dreams to Alana d ricKey. make gcfod gr d s ' t0 oyer the ability to sit all day and stare into outer space and still ! BRfNT WALL, being greedy as I am, don’t leave “anything” to anybody ,aave my ‘‘ 43 ” and the nniddie of the lane to Scott Sechler. I KEVIN HAUSER E |eave FINALLY! ° f 3 Sem ' ” soUnd ™ ind - leave my Spanish ability to Jim Schuyler. ! WEAVER, leave my ability to control my allergies to Sharon Gray. markSIhiiauq 6 the pai ? an 5 ago !] y of bein 9 on the bottom of every stunt to Kim Biggs! MARK WILLIAMS, being sweet and lovable, leave my love to Kim Biaas yy ARNOLD ROOPF P | MAN my gre . at ,00tbal1 ability to start every game to Ben Mabe. beforeb Scott 0wens V6 ' ° SC ° U B ° Yer mV t a? T s space at Kin 9 ' s that was willed to me, the year I 1lea . ve ° Kar ? n M a y e s my ability to do all homework at the last minute. P ™! GOUGH, being of unsound mind and body, bequeath to Jimmy Sams my ability to use last year s parking sticker and not get a ticket from Don Melvin. seethe L L sketbalf goal SCOtt B ° y6r abMitV t0 bUV contact lenses his senior year ’ so he can fina,| y ! hau Fdad F’ leave a ' y homeruns and ability to play softball to Rhonda Sheppard. eave my ab,llty t0 be “friendly” to Michael Rock. the streeUo Caro1yn e BTn y kfey llty t0 reP ° rt 3,1 the senior high sch ° o1 news and interview anybody of ) ROBIN STFVFNR blaZ ' ?£ sp ®® d and hi 9 h jumping ability to Johnny Cavendar. schooL ' leave to Jan Stevens the ability to do her best her senior year, just to get out of I SHANNON COX, leave to Barry Walker my capability to pour tea in the cafeteria and not drink any of tamva eave m y l° ve to Kevin Southern who never gives up. than I di LLEY ’ e3Ve my Calculus book t0 Sharon Gray in hopes that she would understand it better j ran E DY°r C fn E n R ft abil H ty 90 to school, work, and play basketball to David Hawks. a b o A u fto Ward N WiIho b n 9 f S ° Und m ' nd ’ GaVe my ability t0 make Up Stupid 9 uestions to argue homem m by 8 D 30 R ’ le3Ve t0 J ° hn Stephen Loos the abilit y t0 9 et t0 school at 8:29V 2 and be in headlche ery day 6376 t0 K ' m Bi S my P ' aC6 the ° ff ' Ce and the ability t0 come home with a ! l eave m y sbility to make something out of nothing in my art ability to Lisa Stvers I CATHY HINTON, leave to the next chief of the Varsity Cheerleaders my ability to go downtown to S ' S l T d find 3 djf , ferent way down there everytime. V V 9 T t0 ha e T ntve ad them 6376 my 3b ' ' ty t0 96t the ch,cken pox in m y Senior y ear to all the Juniors who 30 Sitting left to right: Kim Biggs — Secretary, Sharon Gray — Trea¬ surer, Rhonda Sheppard — Reporter. Standing left: Scott Boyer — Vice President. Standing right: Jeff Orvin — President. JUNIORS CLASS OF 1982 Tammy Adams Mary Beth Ashley Donna Berry Kim Biggs Scott Boyer Carrie Combs Tammy Combs Brian Cook Sherri Frye Mark Fulp Kelly Gambill Sharon Gray 32 r ,.i David Hawks Robyn Joyce Ben Mabe Dale Mitchell Teresa Hartness Danny Hemric Kaye Holland Billy Ray Liles mm Sabrina King Jaymi Huff Steve Loos Teresa Minton k Scott Nations Jeff Orvin Dawn Perry Yvonne Phipps JUNIORS CLASS OF 1982 Dana Utt Barry Walker Susan Walker Ronald White Nan Willard Tim Wilson Ward Wishon Laura Wooten low 4: Scott Boyer, Jeff Orvin, Kaye Holland SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1983 Carolyn Binkley Alana Brickey Teresa Bruce Mark Cardwell Terry Carter Tammy Creasy David Crews Brenda Davis Greg Felts Jerry Foster Lori Franklin Jackie Goins Randy Hauser Cindy Holland Alex Huff Tammy Jackson Debbie Key Angela Lawson Wendy Mankins Teresa Marsh 38 Pam Shumate Tracey Sizemore Kevin Southern Annette Stevens Samuel Thomason Tonya Walker Eddie Watson Brian Williams Tim Wolf Tammy Wooten Karen Mayes Carolyn Midkiff Penny Mulwee Stephen Myers Melinda Nations Chris Palmer Sharon Pugh Lisa Sheets Tommy Shepherd Teresa Sheppard Jeff Baity Will Berry Kevin Biggs Paige Brown Jeff Cox Arty Edwards Pam Frye Lisa Hendrick Kim Lapish Kim Leadingham Beth LeGrand Steve LeGrand Jeff McDonald Billy Melvin Kristy Melvin FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1984 40 Kim Perry Tammy Poplin Kevin Roberts David Rose Jeff Shouse Terry Sizemore Mary Smith Craig Smitherman David Smitherman Kevin Stanberry Maria Starbuck Matt Towe Michelle Tudor Darla Walker Larry Dean Walker Lisa Wooten Freshmen •■ ■’mmmtmw 1 ? Honor Graduates 1981 Front row: Jerry Roberts, Cathy Hinton, Karen Mickey, Deborah Car- Jolly, Tanya Alley, Fonda Mabe, Mark Wall, (not pictured — Anita lyle, Randy Bennet. Back row: Mark Gough, Shannon Cox, Connie Edwards). Front row: Cathy Hinton, Deborah Carlyle. Back row: Carrie Combs, Pam Hardee. Who’s Who In Music 44 WHO’S WHO Back row: left to right: Randy Bennett, Anita Edwards, Cathy Hinton, Gough, Fonda Mabe, Rhonda Sheppard, Deborah Carlyle, Mark Wall, Sharon Gray, Carrie Combs, Jeff Orvin, Front row: left to right: Mark Jerry Roberts. 45 Mark Wall — President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Shannon Cox — Karen Mickey — Secretary. Vice President. Jerry Roberts — Treasurer. Back row: left to right: Scott Nations, Dawn Perry, Lisa Styers, Mark Gough, Rhonda Sheppard, Mark Wall, Scott Boyer, Randy Bennett, Jeff Orvin, Middle row: left to right: Tammy Adams, Sabrina King, Connie Jolly, Tanya Alley, Carrie Combs, Kaye Holland, Jerry Roberts, Front row: left to right: Nan Willard, Kim Biggs, Sharon Gray, Karen Mickey, Fonda Mabe, Deborah Carlyle, Anita Edwards, Shannon Cox. 46 Distinguished High School Students of America Back row, left to right; Tim Wolf, Alex Huff, Jerry Roberts, Mark Gough, Randy Bennett, Third row, left to right; Shannon Cox, Tanya Alley, Mark Wall, Carrie Combs, Connie Jolley, Alana Brickey. Second row, left to right; Rhonda Sheppard, Fonda Mabe, Deborah Carlyle, Cathy Hinton, Karen Mickey, Lori Franklin. First row, left to right: Nan Willard, Sharon Gray, Kim Biggs, Dawn Perry, Anita Edwards, Carolyn Binkley. Not pictured Jeff Orvin. 47 BIBLE QUIZ Mrs. Rawlings, junior high teacher Miss Linda Mathis, senior high teacher SENIOR HIGH Back row left to right, Sabrina King, Kevin Hauser, Mark Wall, Carrie Combs, Miss Mathis. Second row, left to right; Tammy Adams, Deborah Carlyle, Rhonda Sheppard, Lori Franklin, Cathy Hinton, Fonda Mabe. First row, left to right: Sharon Gray, Kim Biggs, Annette Stevens, Dawn Perry, Cindy Weaver. JUNIOR HIGH Back row, left to right: Mrs. Rawlings, Joel Rogers, Larry Dean Walker. First row, Judy Creasy, Kim Lapish, Lisa Hendrick, Lisa Wooten. 48 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Jeff Orvin — presi- Barry Walker — dent. vice president. Carrie Combs — secretary. Back row, left to right — Mrs. Loida Fletcher — sponsor, Annette row — left to right — Brenda Davis, Kim Biggs, Rhonda Sheppard, Stevens, Melinda Nations, Alana Brickey, Wendy Mankins, Eddie Wat- Lisa Styers, Teresa Minton, Nan Willard, (not pictured — Jeff Orvin) son, Carrie Combs, Barry Walker, Scott Nations, Sharon Pugh. Front JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Fourth row: left to right: Tim Wolf, Kevin Southern, Tommy Shephard, Third row: David Crews, Stephen Myers, Scott Sechler, Alex Huff, Terry Carter, Samuel Thomason, Second row: Yvonne Phipps, Teresa Bruce, Penny Mulwee, Karen Mayes, Tammy Wooten, Tammy Jackson, Carolyn Binkley, First row: Dawn Perry, Kim Roberts, Cindy Holland, Teresa Marsh, Lisa Sheets, Lori Franklin, Mrs. Young — Sponsor. Mr. Phillip Franklin — Master of Cere¬ monies. Homecoming 1980 Beth Binkley — Senior Hostess, Escorted by John Lindler — Se¬ nior Host. Deborah Carlyle — Dr. Ed Stevens. Queen, crowned by Laura Gendy escorted by Andrew Smitherman — mascots. Deborah Carlyle — Senior — Queen escorted by Tim Wilson — Junior. Lisa Alexander — Senior Attendant — escorted by Steve Loos — Junior. Shannon Cox — Senior Attendant — escorted by Mark Gough — Senior. Tanya Alley — Senior Attendant — es¬ corted by Tim Schuyler — Junior. Debbie Clagett — Senior Attendant— Cathy Hinton — Senior Attendant — es- escorted by Scott Boyer — Junior. corted by Mark Wall — Senior. Connie Jolley — Senior Attendant — es¬ corted by Dwayne Tuggle — Senior. Karen Mickey — Senior Attendant — es¬ corted by Jeff Plemmons— Senior. Fonda Mabe — Senior Attendant — es¬ corted by Mike Cockerham — Senior. Robin Stevens — Senior Attendant — es¬ corted by Randy Bennett — Senior Kim Biggs — Junior Attendant — escorted by Mark Williams — Senior. Carrie Combs — Junior Attendant — es¬ corted by Jeff Orvin — Junior. Sharon Gray — Junior Attendant — es¬ corted by Ward Wishon — Junior. Robyn Joyce — Junior Attendant — es¬ corted by Ben Mabe — Junior Jaymi Huff — Junior Attendant — escorted by David Hawks — Junior. Nan Willard — Junior Attendant — escorted by Ron White — Junior. II Romans 8:28, And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. 54 EIGHTH GRADE Bruce Alley Donnie Allgood Jim Andrews Roger Barnes Kim Barney David Carlyle Mark Caudle Angie Cheek Judy Creasy Traci Easter Greg Ford Stephen Furr Donna Hardee Bobby Harrison Stephen Hill Brian Holbrook Wesley Isley Greg James David King Tonya King David Lancaster 56 EIGHTH GRADE Jane Lichtenberger Ruth Lindler Sherri Marshall Charles Matthews Allan Mulwee Stephen Perry Joel Rogers Dirk Spainhour Sabrina Styers Debbie Swaim Michael Taylor Mindy Tedder Laura Waddell Joey Watson David Whitworth Mike Wiles Rhonda Willard Eddie Wishon Stephanie Wolf 57 Michelle Allen Tim Andrews Andy Ashby Cindy Bowers Annalisa Brown Allen Bruce John Cavander Beth Clinard Jamie Connally Bobby Cox Sandy Crouse Abby Davis Teresa Dickens Marty Edwards Cindy Hardee Michelle Hart Angie Head Charles Hendrick David Higgins Mark Hill Mark Holbrook Todd Jarvis Anita Jordon Annette Joyce Frank Joyce J.J. Leadingham 58 Beth Loos Lisa Marsh Ruth Ann McDowell Philip Montgomery Sara Moser Krista Parks Robin Patterson Ann Presswood David Roope Erica Roten Kyle Samuels Kelly Sears Lori Sechler Brian Shouse Sherri Shouse Brad Smitherman Susan Southern Jan Stevens Jeffery Swaim Rhonda Tucker Forrest Walker Dee Warren Greg Weaver Ann Whitaker Kellie Whitaker Greg Whittington Beverly Wilcox 59 vs fwm JH B - Sim m IffBBr Miss Karen Hutchens — coach. Volleyball Back row, left to right: Teresa Minton, Lori Franklin, Shannon Cox, Connie Jolly, Tammy Wooten, Rhonda Sheppard, Cindy Holland. Front row, Sharon Pugh, Dawn Perry, Carolyn Binkley. 62 63 FOOTBALL 1980 Phil Franklin Head Coach Bud Owen Asst. Coach Cliff Whisenhunt Line Coach Mike Dyson Defensive Coach Front Row: Left to Right— David Roope mgr., Randy Bennett, Larry Dean Walker, Mike Wiles, Ward Wishon, Scott Sechler, David Lancas¬ ter, Eddie Watson, Marty Edwards mgr. Middle Row: Left to Right — Alan Sheets mgr., Jeff McDonald, Kevin Roberts, David Hawks, Terry Carter, Mark Williams, Mark Wall, Scott Boyer, Steve Loos, Steve LeG- rande. Back Row: Left to Right — Mr. Franklin, Head Coach, Bud Owen, Coach Michael Rock, John Lindler, Tim Wilson, Alex Huff, Ben Mabe, Dwayne Tuggle, Tim Schuyler, Samuel Thomason , Dale Mitch¬ ell, Mr. Dyson, Coach. Not pictured: Cliff Whisenhunt, Coach, Mary Beth Ashley, statistician. SENIOR ATHLETES 64 Left to right — Mark Williams, Mark Wall, Dwayne Tuggle, Randy Bennett, John Lindler. Miss Karen Hutchens — Coach Back row, left to right — Beverly Wilcox — statistician, Rhonda Tucker, Jane Lichtenberger, Beth LeGrand, Miss Karen Hutchens — coach, Donna Hardee, Mary Smith, Rhonda Willard — Manager. Front row — Cindy Hardee, Beth Loos, Lisa Marsh, Ann Presswood, Judy Creasy, Angie Cheek, Tracie Easter. 66 67 Mr. Phil Franklin — Coach J.V. Boys Basketball Back row, left to right Mark Cardwell Manager, Kevin Roberts, ter, Steven Furr, Ward Wishon, David Carlyle, Dirk Spainhour, Steven Chris Palmer, Tim Wilson, Tommy Shepherd, Tim Wolf, Alex Huff, Myers. Craig Smitherman, Kyle Samuels — Manager. Front row — Terry Car- 68 i “We’re breaking outta here boys.” “Here I am mom.” “Hutt! Hutt!” 69 a 1980-81 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Top to bottom, left to right; Stephanie Wolf, Kim Perry, Tonya King, Kelly Sears, Kim Lapish, Krista Parks, Kim Barney, and Lisa Wooten. Teresa Ashley, sponsor; Kim Lapish — chief. 70 ,1 71 Back row, Mark Caudle, manager; Mike Dyson, Coach; Front row, left to right; Dawn Perry, Cindy Holland, Sherri Frye, Rhonda Sheppard, Teresa Minton, Robyn Joyce, Jaymi Huff, Sabrina King, Tammy Wooten, Lori Franklin, Shannon Cox. 1980-1981 Varsity Girls Basketball Mike Dyson, Coach. 72 Bobby Recard, assistant coach; Jimmy Crawford, coach 1980-1981 Varsity Boys Basketball 11 4 ; ' vl Back row, left to right; David Smitherman, manager; Mike Cockerham, Front Row, left to right; Jeff Plemmons, David Hawks, Scott Sechler, Ben Mabe, Jerry Roberts, Dwayne Tuggle, Tim Schuyler, Steve Loos, Scott Boyer, Mark Williams, Phillip Link — not pictured. 74 “Keep that ball out of here, we’re trying to nap.” “This ballet is really helping my game.” 75 1980-81 Varsity Cheerleaders Top to bottom, left to right; Sharon Gray, co-chief; Kim Biggs, Kaye Holland, Cathy Hinton, chief; Deborah Carlyle; Teresa Bruce, Debbie Clagett, Tammy Jackson, Beth Binkley, Anita Edwards. Rose Biggs, sponsor Cathy Hinton, chief Deborah Carlyle Senior Cheerleaders Beth Binkley Debbie Clagett Anita Edwards 76 1980 Girls Softball Front row: Mario Ramos, Coach, Dawn Perry, Rhonda Sheppard, Teresa Hartness. Third row: Teresa Minton, Cathy Hinton, Pam Har- Robin Vestal, Kim Biggs, Cindy Hardee, manager. Second row: Teresa dee, Donna Hardee. Bruce, Cindy Holland, Sharon Pugh, Nan Willard, Mary Beth Ashley Front row: Bud Owen, Coach, Mark Cardwell, David Hawks, Mike nett, Scott Boyer, Mark Wall, Rick Sapp, Todd Carter. Third row: Mike Binkley, Ward Wishon, David Smitherman, Phil Franklin, Coach. Sec- Phelps, Scott Owen, Steve Loos, Tim Schuyler, Alex Huff, John Lin- ond row: Ronnie Phillips, Stephen Myers, Terry Carter, Randy Ben- dler, Dwayne Tuggle. 1980 Varsity Boys Baseball Team. 78 34 MY REDEEMER P. P. BLISS Brightly JAMES MeGRANAHAN Arr. W. Elmo Mercer Back row, left to right; Miss Mathis, teacher; Wendy Mankins, Carrie Combs, Pam Hardee, Donna Berry, Dana Utt. First row, left to right; Larry Dean Walker, Deborah Carlyle, Susan Walker, Cathy Hinton, Joel Rogers. fered eth set me death and curse -A-f-1 4 =� -• TTUO.T 1 i rs r — = F=| --- 1L -■ — - 80 Arr. © Copyright 1970 by John T. Benson Pub. Co. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. 35 REFRAIN Sing, oh sing Junior High Chorus of my Ke-deem-er, With His blood _ He I will sing of my Re-deem- er, With His blood SherriShouSeTBriafn Shodse. First tow, I eft to figtrtrBeverty Wilcox, Annette Joyce, Ruth Ann McDowell, Kelly Sears, Cindy Bowers, Erica ioten t i, -VvV tt. ' ir and mad raia tne debt don, Paid the debt and made me free. hell. 81 Math Club Back row, left to right: Brian Cook, Mark Fulp, Fonda Mabe, Scott Combs, Beth Clinard, Andy Ashby, Todd Jarvis. Front row, left to right: Nations. Third row, left to right: Steve LeGrand, Bruce Alley, Eddie Mark Hill, Mrs. Hamrick — sponsor; J.J. Leadingham. Wishon, Greg Ford, Jeff Swaim. Second row, left to right: Carrie 1 nK. KM, + 1 1 t Back row, left to right: Matt Towe, David Smitherman, Bobby Cox, Craig Smitherman. Middle row, left to right: Wendy Mankins, Kevin Biggs, Forrest Walker. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Smitherman — sponsor; Tracy Sizemore, Cindy Weaver, Connie Jolly. Not pictured Mark Gough and Shannon Cox. 82 Science Club Future Teachers of America Back row, left to right: Kelly Whitaker, Robin Patterson, Krista Parks, Ruth Ann Lindler, Sabrina Styers, Tonya King, Stephanie Wolf. Middle row, left to right: Mrs. Rawlings — sponsor; Angie Head, Cindy Bow¬ ers, Michelle Allen, Beth Loos, Rhonda Tucker, Sarah Moser, Anita Jordon. Front row, left to right: Annalisa Brown, Dee Warren, Lori Sechler, Cindy Hardee, Susan Southern, Kim Barney, Sherri Marshall. _ 1__L_ Mk : i_ ai m L j , mT ' ' TMjji - mL. mm I •. Back row, left to right: Tommy Shepherd, Kevin Southern, Teresa Sheppard, Angela Lawson, Brian Williams. Third row, left to right: Jerry Foster, Arty Edwards, Jeff Shouse, Billy Melvin, David Rose, Charles Matthew, David Lancaster. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Bowers — Sponsor; Wesley Isley, Brian Holbrook, Paige Brown, Beth LeGrand, Mindy Teddar, Debbie Swaim, Kim Leadingham, Darla Walker. Front row, left to right: Greg Felts, Carolyn Midkiff, Dawn Parks, Penny Bovender, Ann Presswood, Michelle Hart, Abby Davis. Library Club 83 Bible Club Back row, left to right: Jeff Baity, Dale Mitchell, Mr. Sears — sponsor. Terry Sizemore, Allen Bruce. Front row, left to right: Beverly Wilcox, Middle row, left to right: Joel Rogers, Duane Williams, Roger Barnes, Kelly Sears, Erica Roten. Back row, left to right: Danny Hemric, Jackie Goins, David Crews, Karen Hatfield, Stephen Myers, Ronald White. Third row, left to right: Yvonne Phipps, Tammy Creasy, Michael Taylor, David Whitworth. Second row, left to right: Penny Mulwee, Teresa Marsh, Annette Ste¬ vens, Brenda Davis, Melinda Nations. Front row, left to right: Karen Mayes, Mrs. Young — sponsor; Mrs. Fletcher — sponsor. Foreign Language Club 84 Sportsters Club Back row, left to right; Tim Schuyler, Ben Mabe, Phillip Link, Dale Mitchell, Alex Huff, Dwayne Tuggle, Jerry Roberts, John Paul Lindler, Tim Wolf, Craig Smitherman, Tim Wilson. Fifth row, left to right: Ward Wishon, Ricky Sapp, Scott Sechler, Steve Loos, Randy Bennett, Mike Cockerham, Samuel Thomasson, Michael Rock, Jeff Cox, Kevin Roberts, Chris Palmer. Fourth row, left to right; David Hawks, Rhonda Sheppard, Teresa Minton, Connie Jolley, Alana Brickey, Tammy Wooten, Lori Franklin, Cindy Holland, Kaye Holland, Jeff McDonald, Terry Carter, Steve Myers. Third row, left to right; Sabrina King, Mary Beth Ashley, Teresa Hartness, Nan Willard, Anita Edwards, Cathy Hinton, Sharon Pugh, Teresa Bruce, Jeff Plemmons, Mary Smith, Jaymi Huff, Robyn Joyce. Second row, left to right; Sherri Frye, Beth Binkley, Debbie Clagett, Arty Edwards, Maria Starbuck, Sharon Gray, Deborah Carlyle, Carolyn Binkley, Tammy Jackson, Dawn Perry, Larry Dean Walker. First row, left to right: Phil Franklin, spon¬ sor; Scott Boyer, Sargeant of Arms; Shannon Cox, treasurer, Kim Bigg, secretary; Mark Williams, vice president; Mark Wall, president. yirc | jra uW£--WK £ WjlSr A • iH [Jibuti _ _ j He ' yBr .Is F | J|t • jKLaJHKf v , oPt pH ' . Kw iw 9 w 5 f 3 3 if jtm i 3| 1 ■ ] M M J 1 ■■ ; rs, n ' i H m w A v lmH. aT jlv’ , Back row: Billy Ray Liles, Jeff Rhyne, Jimmy Sams, Barry Walker, Arnold Roope, Brent Wall, Jeff McDonald, Jeff Cox, Mike Wiles, Kevin Stanberry. Third row: Lisa Styers, Tammy Combs, Ruth Ann Sidden, Kelly Gambill, Tammy Adams, Lisa Sheets, Jane Lichtenberger, Lisa Hendrick, Kim Lapish, Michelle Tudor, Donna Hardee. Second row: Dirk Spainhour, Mark Caudle, David Carlyle, Steven Furr. Joey Wat- Pep Club son, David King, Donnie Allgood, Bobby Harrison, Johnny Cavender, Tim Andrews. Front row: Mrs. Messick — sponsor; Jan Stevens, Ann Whitaker, Sherri Shouse, Sandy Crouse, Rhonda Willard, Tracy Eas¬ ter, Angie Cheek, Mary Smith, Kyle Samuels, Phillip Montgomery, Marty Edwards, Mark Holbrook. 85 II Lisa Sheets Carolyn Binkley — Queen Cindy Holland Melinda Nations Teresa Marsh Wendy Mankins Annette Stevens VALENTINE Michelle Tudor COURT 87 Student Government Back row, left to right; Terry Sizemore, Andy Ashby, Terry Carter, Mike Cockerham, John Paul Lindler, Mark Williams, president; Mark Wall, chaplain; Front row, left to right; Lisa Alexander, trea¬ surer; Lisa Hendrick, Tanya Ally, secretary; Nan Willard, Kelly Sears, Fonda Mabe, reporter; Sharon Gray, vice president. Tim Wolf Carolyn Binkley not pictured. Back row, left to right; David Hawks, Tim Schuler, Ronald White, Billy Ray Liles, Steve Loos, Middle row, left to right; Ruth Ann Sid- den, Teresa Hartness, Deborah Carlyle, Cathy Hinton, Kevin Hauser, 88 Front row: Mrs. Nancy Ashley, teacher; Susan Walker, Kelly Gam- bill, Maria Starbuck, Yvonne Phipps. Sign Language Class Administration Back row, left to right: Mr. Edward Walker, Mr. Vic Plyles, Mr. Bob Whitaker, Mr. Gene Rhyne, Rev. Zeno Groce, Front row — Mrs. Louise Stevens — bookkeeper, Dr. Ed Stevens — principal. Mrs. Deborah Tapscott — Guidance Coun¬ selor. Mrs. Jeannie Lancaster— Secretary. 89 ■ i Dr. Ed Stevens. Mrs. Wanda Dotson. Executive Committee. Miss Linda Matthis. Mrs. Deborah Tapscott. Mrs. Mary Young. Staff Helen Groce, School Nurse Pearl Whisenhunt, Cafeteria Violet Stevens, Cafeteria Staff Manager Sylvia Groce, Cafeteria Staff Betty Melvin, Daycare worker Don Melvin, Security Guard, Bus Driver Troy Parrish, Bus Driver Roger Quisenberry, Custodian Wayne Melvin, Daycare worker Faculty Mrs. Nancy Ashley - Sign Language Mrs. Jean Bowers - Librarian Piedmont Bible College — Religious Education B.R.E., Salem College — Library Science, U.N.C.G. Mrs. Ann Berry - 2nd Grade Virginia Intermont College, Dan Graham Bible In¬ stitute, Piedmont Bible College — B.R.E. Mr. Chad Brosius - Science, Aviation Elizabeth Town College — B.S., Duke University — Biology and Forester, Piedmont Bible College. 92 Mrs. Jean Culler - 4 yr. Kindergarten Substitute Teacher Faculty Mrs. Wanda Dotson -Art Piedmont Bible College — B.R.E., Elon College — Elementary Education Mike Dyson - Physical Education and Health Appalachian State University— B.S. Ann Fishel - Substitute Teacher Mrs. Loida Fletcher - Spanish Conservatory Peidrelladre — Music, Centro De Dependiente — Book¬ keeping, Garce Institute — Com¬ mercial Art in Spanish, Language Latin America Institute — Spanish and English 93 Faculty Mrs. Debbie Franklin - 2nd Grade Piedmont Bible College — B.R.E. jiyr • jtych notion., urder liodiriiyat .jiih ! ibcrt anrt jusu t 1 oj Mr. Phil Franklin - Bible Piedmont Bible College — T.H.B. Holding Technical Institute — Busi¬ ness Mrs. Ann Marie Hamrick - Math Meredith College — A.B. Miss Debbie Hepler - 6th Grade Milligan College — Elementary Education, High Point College — B.A. Miss Natalie Hine - 5th Grade Queens College — A.B. , Trenton State College — Reading, U.N.C. — Art, U.N.C.G. — Reading, W.F.U. — Speech 94 Miss Karen Hutchens - Physical Education and Health Appalachian State University— B.S. Gwendolyn Lindler - 4th Grade Newbury College — Elementary Education A.B., Ap¬ palachian State University — Psychology, Lenoir Rhyne — Elementary Education, Catawba College — Elementary Education Mr. Dale Mitchell - Electronics U.S. Army Signal School — Mic¬ rowave Radio Repair Miss Linda Mathis - Music and Bible Piedmont Bible College — B.R.E., W.F.U. — Music, Elon College — Elementary Education. Mrs. Ruth Messick - English and Drama Houghton College — English B.A. I Faculty 95 Faculty Mr. Carl Owen - Bible and Math Piedmont Bible College — Bible T.H.B., Gaston Technical Institute — English Mrs. Becky Newsome - Kindergarten and Algebra I Zion Theological Seminary — Bible B.A. Mrs. Marsha Presson - 1st Grade Piedmont Bible College — B.R.E. Mrs. Beverly Priest - 5th Grade Bob Jones University — Elementary Education B.S. Mrs. Lou Quesinberry - 3rd. Grade Piedmont Bible College — Religious Education B.R.E., Surry Community College — Math 96 Mrs. Jackie Rawlings - Business Piedmont Bible College — Religious Education B.R.E. Asheboro College — Business Mr. Eddie Sears - History Tennessee Temple University — The¬ ology T.H.G., Eastern Carolina Univer¬ sity — History Mrs. Carol Smith - 4th Grade Piedmont Bible College — B.R.E. Mrs. Carol Smitherman - Science Guilford College — Science B.S., Ashbury College — Science, Forsyth Technical Institute — Chemis¬ try Mrs. Joyce Stanley - 6th Grade Piedmont Bible College — Religious Education, High Point College — B.A. Elementary Education, Draughon College — Business Faculty 97 Dr. Ed Stevens - Physics and Science Appalachian State University— B.S., Wake Forest University — Physics and Math, U.S.C. — Math, Colorado State University— Math, Zion Theological Seminary — Ed. M.PH.D. in Religious Psychology Faculty Mrs. Mary Young - English and Latin Lenior Rhyne College — English, W.S.S.U. — B.A., Salem College — La¬ tin, W.F.U. — Latin and English All things are possible.” “And then the preacher said .. “Strut your stuff.” 98 ft Lee Ann Bonner Jeffrey Bowen Todd Boyer Susan Brown Denise Carlyle Scott Carpenter Tim Carter Darius Collins Kent Cook Tim Easter Lynette Edwards Chuck Fishel Deborah Freeman Jeff Furr Tracy Gilmore Amy Graves Vinn Hamrick Gary Hardy Sharon Hauser Randy Hinton Kimberly Hopson Jonathan Huff Trent Jarvis Ronnie Kiser Claudia Kelly 100 SIXTH GRADE Darla Lancaster Sherry Lawson Dale Livengood Powell Marshall William Moore Michelle Mulwee Amy Owen John Poindexter Angie Pyles Dana Pyles Allen Sheets Patrick Shouse Casey Smith Kelly Smitherman Brian Stewart Debra Walker Kristine Whitaker Shane Wiles Danita Wjshon Melinda Wooten 101 Micheal Aquilano Ashley Bell Joe Berry Tom Berry Dana Connelly Chris Cooke Carmon Davis Sharon Dekker Felicia Ferguson Zane Fishel Fifth Grade 102 Fifth Grade Lori Patterson Holly Puckett Keith Roberts Mitch Robertson Jamie Shumate April Smith Jesse Smith Tammy Southern Gina Swaim Robin Tucker Tim Vernon Amy Waddell Angie Wagner Darren Warren Kristy Whisenhunt Tracy Wiles Stephen Wolf Ronald Work 103 FOURTH GRADE Debra Ashby Mandy Brannock Marty Brown Chris Carroll Shawn Crew Cynthia Culler Barry Davis Jenny Davis Connie Dickens Jonathon Dotson Ann Fulk Amy Groce Kristi Hamrick Jay Hardy Jonathon Hill Shawn Hill Connie Hudson Mark Hutchens Karen Isley Mendy Jackson Jada Lawrence Noel Livengood Betsy McCombs Michael Mulwee Stephanie Nicholes 104 Robin O’Neil Kevin Priest Stephen Sapp Sandee Scheib Millicent Sears Stephen Southern Vonda Spainhour Amber Stanberry Cendy Vanhoy Tracy Walker Evette Watson Jason Welborn Zondra Willard Shannon Williams Terry Wooten II 105 Lisa Ashburn Kevin Blakely Penny Baity Alan Cranfill Kavina Clarke Shawne DeLong Melanie Hahn Patricia Hill Jeff Hilton Ashley Humphries Mike Lane Jonathon Leadingham Crystal Faith Liles Becky Merritt Nicole Marsh Chris Martin Michelle Melvin Kenneth Mulwee Chris Newton Kelly Myers Paula Poindexter Dawn Presley Angie Marsh Teresa Wishon 106 SECOND GRADE Timmy Haynes Brian Hauser Michael Hite Angie Henderson Noah Hepler Jonathan Hopson Michael Ingram Wendy Johnson Leslie Joyner Robbie Lakey Laura Lewis Richie Mabe Nathan Marshall Renee McDowell April Peddycord Melissa Perry Mike Phillips Kara Priest Michelle Riddle Lonnie Sasser Andrew Smitherman Matthew Tapscott Keith Tucker Randall White Ricky Young Monte Cockerham Jason Cooke Elizabeth Culler Stephen Doby Chris Dotson Jason Fishel Laura Gendy Jimmy Gilmore Darrell Hahn Lynette Hayden Stephen Hilton Tonya Hughes Brian Hylemon Carmen Johnson Carla Jolly t ' V . ? Honesty Little Lori McCombs Sherri Miller Tara Myers David Newsome Amy Peters Shane Presley Donna Roope Chad Roten Billy Sue Spence FIRST GRADE Teresa Stewart Dana Tesh Chad Whisenhunt 108 B.C. Bland Lee Brannock Heather Brown Michelle Case Chris Collons Nancy Dickins Jason Everhart Johnny Frye Lori Fulk Kelly Gillespie Chrissy Groce Dustin Hamm David Hemrick David Jon Lineberry Amanda Marsh Chris Newton Ronald Quesenberry Danielle Case Patricia Chiu Marty Hyleman Tiffany Lakey Rodney Puckett Tammy Rose Stephanie Wall Eric Whitworth Lee Wooten Angie Wooten 110 Back row, left to right; Powell Marshall, Shane Wiles, Amy Groce, Kimberly Hopson, Debbie Freeman, Leigh Ann Bonner. Third row, left to right; Scott Carpenter, Keith Robert, Kelly Smitherman, Dawn Man- kins, Sharon Walker, Susan Brown, Dale Livengood, Chris Cooke. Second row, left to righ; Kevin Priest, Noel ' Livengood, Robin Tucker, Zondra Willard, Shannon Williams, Sharon Dekker, Jada Lawerence, Ronnie Kiser, Terry Wooten, Miss Mathis — teacher. First row, left to right; Evette Watson, Zane Fishel, Shaun Crews, Millicent Sears, Chuck Fishel, Karen Isley, Mandy Branick, Jonathan Dotson, Sandra Scheib. Ill 112 I 3ltt Jiftemartam ®amara Jimtttljermatt Joyful, loving, laughing, giving Bearer of a radiant light. Born athlete in body, trophies winning Boistrous by day, sleeping still at night. Cherished by all who know her, Too active to be captured by camera But never in too much a bother To love us all — sweet Tamara. Animals chasing through the grass, Chickens carried beneath her arms, But never fearing this gentle lass — Each knowing she could do no harm. So why these tears upon my cheeks? Running freely, deep-felt sobs, Because I no longer can seek Her voice saying “I love you — Uncle Bob.” Our questioning arms to God we part And even shake our fists in deep misery But hearing within the silence of our hearts His Spirit whispering — so sincerely — “I love her too — Far more than you. In my arms now safe For each of you she waits.” We rest in peace now secure that all is well Knowing that truth is all our Lord can tell. Seniors ' Last Words 4 11 i n � 114 Phone 722-1868 Phone 723-2700 900 North Cherry From Winston-Salem Recaps To CARS North Carolina Vp Radials — BEL-AIRE MOTORS, 723-2954 We Offer Owned And ' BETTER INC. Operated by: P _ DEALS Ron Alexander OVER 25 LOCAL RECONDITIONED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM TIRE AND BRAKE We finance our own cars Serving the Public for Over 16 Years CENTER Tires by GOODYEAR • UNIROYAL • HERCULES 3330 N. Patterson Avenue EXPERT BRAKE SERVICE Winston-Salem, N.C. Specializing in Disc Brakes Using DELCO PARTS Smitherman Oil Co., Inc. 8201 REY RD. • PFAFFTOWN, NORTH CAROLINA 27040 Telephone 919 — 924-9361 Home Heating Oil 24-hr. Burner Ser. for Customers Gasoline — Diesel Lawn Garden Tractors Equipment Service Dept. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS Mike Smitherman — Jimmy Smitherman — Ronnie Smitherman 115 Junior Ingram Home Phone 969-5265 RURAL HALL EXXON P.O. BOX 246 RURAL HALL, N.C. 27045 Phone: 969-6144 24 Hour Wrecker Service AAA Service Northside Barber and Style Shop NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER PHONE 767-1906 HOURS: DAILY 8:00 — 6:00 SATURDAY 8:00—4:00 - YrwITOJ George D. Binkley, Jr. Binkley Real Estate Co. Office Phone 723-9676 Geo. Binkley Ins. Agency Res. Phone 767-2634 519 3oth St. N.W. Winston-Salem, NO BEAM’S HOME CENTER AND HARDWARE 6705 Old Hwy 52 Bill Beam — Owner Rural Hall, N.C. 27045 377-9108 Pat’s Ceramic House 114 Huckabee Circle Winston-Salem, N.C.27105 Workshop Classes Pat Samuels Phone 767-0186 ELECTRICAL Contractors SPECIALIZING IN PERSONAL SERVICE • RESIDENTIAL (NEW REMODELING) • COMMERCIAL THANK YOU FOR CALLING 945-5150 WARREN ELECTRIC COMPANY MEADOWLARK DR (RT 8 BOX 107) WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 117 p M W MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. P.O. Box 952«Old Hwy. 52 North Rural Hall, N.C. 27045 Telephone: 969-9526 BILL HEAD Service Manager — NORTHSIDE GARDEN CENTER — 3442 N. Patterson Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Vestal’s Automotive and Tire Service 24 HOUR SERVICE 3740 N. Patterson Ave. 724-6965 Cahill Swain “Winston-Salem’s Favorite Men’s Store” Northside Shopping Center Mon.-Thurs.-Fri. 19-9 Tues. Wed. 10-6 Sat. 10-5:30 10-9 Phone: 10-6 767-0731 10-5:30 Phone: 767-0731 118 AMERICA’S NO. 1 SELLER AMERICA’S NO. 1 CHOICE STARCRAFT SPECIAL PRICES TO ALL SINCE - 1951 • Le Car looks like fun. - --Bill Plemmons R.V. • Le Car drives like World T - ' i . 377-221? • Le Car sets a new standard in small car ride. 0 ld 52 n. Special Prices To at Stanleyvllle Parents, Teachers or Students Le Car by Renault 119 OGBURN STATION MOTOR PARTS (919) 722-9930 OFFICE (919) 724-1768 OFFICE (919) 724-6757 HOME Lyttleton B. Scott 519 30th Street Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 BURKE WILSON REALTOR 969-5561 969-9484 Rural Hall, N.C. 4218 N. Liberty St. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 Phone:767-1101 Bill Tuttler Bill and Hobe’s SHOP-RITE FOOD STORE Hwy 311 N. at Hampton Dr. Phone; 725-3101 — CHOICE MEATS — Why buy what someome packs up for you when you can pick each piece from us ‘Check our price for filling your freezer 120 ROBINHOOD AUTO PARTS, INC. Route 8 Robinhood Road Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27106 Phone 924-5111 TOOLS SHOCKS ITEMS FOR Wrecker Service and Complete Tune-Ups — We Buy Old Batteries NORTHSIDE EXXON 351 Akron Drive Winston-Salem, N.C. 767-1350 Owners: R.D. DAWSON J.E. DAWSON 2nd OPINIONS Control Your Dollars! Ask For A Free Second Opinion On The Cost Of Your Homeowners Policy Herb Gilbert Insurance 725-0621 Diane Dixon (Alumnus) John Russell Harry Shertzer Herb Gilbert THE TROPHY HOUSE “Trophies For Any Sport Event” Manufacture — Engravers CUSTOM MADE — TROPHIES PLAQUES NAME PLATES — CUPS — GAVELS — MEDALS “Christian Owned Operated” 514 Graville Dr. CLYDE PHILLIPS Phone 725-5449 121 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE N W NORTH-WESTERN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 3618 REYNOLDA ROAD UNITED CENTER SUITE 11 P.O.BOX 11504 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 27106 OFFICE PHONE: 924-4311 BOB WHITAKER 767-7729 THE ELECTRONIC SERVICE SPECIALISTS TV, STEREO AND VIDEOTAPE RECORDERS 1 STANLEY ELECTRONICS 540 Granville Dr. LeRoy Stanley, Owner At Academy St. Phone 723-9219 Winston-Salem, N.C. RENTAL PROPERTY AVAILABLE Phones: Office 766-6651 Res. 766-6288 GEORGE W. SPARKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Grading, Storm Drains, Water and Sewer, Curb and Gutter Jackie L. Sparks Middlebrook Drive, P.O. Box 846 Clemmons, N.C. 27012 Phone 766-6672 Specializing in Aluminum and Vinyl Siding REECE BUILDERS ALUMINUM CO., INC. 528 GRANVILLE DRIVE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 27101 MIKE REECE 748-8723 122 CONNOR MOBILE HOME SALES “COME HOME TO CONNER” Mike Weatherspoon Sales Representative (919) 767-2301 4175 North Patterson Ave. Winston-Salem,N.C. PHONE 377-9311 SEAFOOD Family Restaurant 5910 University Parkway Winston-Satem, N.C. 27105 BRASS KETTLE RESTAURANT University Plaza Shopping Center at North Point near K-Mart Complete Menu — Carry Out Order Open 11 — 10 Phone 723-4265 Steaks — Seafood — Sandwiches — Veg. Hubbard Realty and Insurance Com. 629 Peters Creek Parkway Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 123 Member National Bridal Service Hv ¥ Jm ■■■ £ f .■ i F ' Telephone (919) 768-2140 • Hanes Mall • Winston-Salem, N.C. 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