1983

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Opening......................................... 1
Seniors......................................... 18
Bazaar..........................................40
Clubs............................................48
Underclassmen..........................60
Faculty......................................... 88
Sports......................................... 106
Activities.................................... 132
A ds............................................. 150

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Keith Riidcliffe

John McBride, Nora McBride, Christy Miller, Tim McFadden







Bob Spencer, Lee Thomas Mark Sykes, Keith Radcliffe, Andy Robbins, Andrew Hoffman

National Honor Society Induction





Joe Murphy

Bishop McGuinness had much to be
proud of in its Villain soccer team this
year. The team achieved a regular
season record of nine wins and seven
losses. Haus, Coach Allen, and his
team members had a lot of hard work
to do to get into the state playoffs
which included only sixteen teams
from around the state. The team had
moments of relaxation, though, during
trips to the beach and also to the
mountains of Asheville.

Andy Barauskas

Andy Robbins





Ed Gagnon, Chris Hughes, Phil Almond Angel Bingman, Nancy Bennett

Karen Miller, Scotty McCullough Pat Ferguson

We would like to dedicate the 1982-83 yearbook to a
very special person. She has been with us for eight years,
and throughout these years she has shared her knowledge
and her love with everyone. Through her patient guidance,
many students have come to understand the more difficult
concepts of mathematics. During this time, she has
moderated the National Honor Society, and she has
advised the members in their projects. She has not been
seen as much around the school this year because of her
participation in hospital ministry. We dedicate T he Key to
Sister Dennis Eileen—a teacher, counselor, and friend. She
truly is one singular sensation!







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“T ak e no prisoners.” “Let m e live like a child in the
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Angela Marie Bower

“Have a smile ready even though
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“I kn ow nothing ex cep t the fact o f
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Catherine Michelle Janet Kay Dawkins
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“Live your life so that any hour stronger and stronger it is.”—
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disagreeably by ev ery p eb b le in the m ind.’’—Sam uel Taylor Coleridge
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Patrick Andrew Ferguson

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“Don’t lo ok back; you’ve already “A noble aim, faithfully kept, is a
been th ere once.” noble deed.”

Peggy Ann Hoyle

“Nothing great was ever achieved
without enthusiasm!”—R.W.
Emerson

Joseph H ubay Nancy Marie Hunt

“Try your best at w hat you do. If “E very success begins with a
that’s not good enough, give it up! challenge.”

Jacqueline Bernadette Kahl Jennifer Myrtle Kahl

“L ook upon the rainbow, and “It has been w isely said that w e
praise him that m ade it.”—T he cannot really love anybody at
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Christopher John Kennedy

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Eva Mary Kennedy Evelyn Weems Kennedy

“Success is nothing unless you have “A woman’s guess is much m ore
someone you love to share it w ith.” accurate than a man’s certainty.”
Rudyard Kipling

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Lisa R ene Lackmann Beverly Ann Ludwick

“You took what you wanted from “Aiways dream and reach for that
life, if you could get it, and you did highest star shining in the sky.”
without the rest.”—Zelda Fitzgerald

Nelneeta Elizabeth Lytle

“One must lo ok inside him self and
find out w ho h e really is; inside
this person he will find som eon e
unique and beautiful.”

Victoria Elizabeth Marrujo Nora Catherine McBride

“It m atters not what you are “Sting m e.”
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Timothy Marshall M cFadden
“To look up and not down. To look
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and not in and to lend a han d.”—
Edward Hale

Joseph Peter Murphy Rita Elizabeth Nagel

“Som e people get hazy, Som e “Show m e a hero and I’ll write
people get lazy, Som e p eop le get you a tragedy."—F. Scott Fitzgerald
crazy, Som e people get out.”

Laura Tonia Nzeribe Ernest A lfred Osborn

“Think b e fo r e you act, fo r what “The woods are lovely, dark and
you decide will affect you for the d eep , but I have prom ises to keep
rest o f your life.” and m iles to go b efo r e I sleep.’’—
Robert Frost

Anna Maria Papp

“A true frien d is the greatest o f all
blessings and they are w hich we
take the least thought to acquire.”—
la R oche Fouchald

George Podgorny, Jr. Ciaran Arthur Pollen

“It has to b e .” “We must learn to reaw aken and
keep ourselves aw ake, not by
m echan ical aids, but by an infinite
expectation o f the daw n.”—H.D.
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Keith Benson Radcliffe Jeffrey Franklin Reid

“Let us go on unto p erfection .” “W hen the w orld is running down,
m ake the best of what remains; for
this is your Invisible Sun.”

Andrew Francis Robbins

“Life would be simple without
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for it is useless to try and find starting line, but only on e can
what is gon e.” finish first.”

Carl Francis Schuckenbrock Edward Joseph Schumacher

“L ife is like an en dless novel; w hen “N othing left to do but smile, smile,
one chapter ends, an other begins.” smile."

LaTonya Denise Shoaf

“T h ere is nothing eith er good or
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* “It is im possible to live without “It is only with the heart that one
brains, eith er o n e’s own or can see rightly; what is essential is
borrow ed.”—Baltasar Gracian invisible to the ey e.”—Antoine de
Saint Expuery

Stephanie Meredith Thomas

“Love know s no limit to its
endurance, no end to its trust, no
fading o f its hope; it can outlast
anything. L ove still stands w hen all
else has fallen.”

Janet Elizabeth Thompson Catherine Frances Tysinger

“Be everything that you are and “A secret is something you tell
: nothing that you are not.” som eon e else not to tell because
you can ’t k e e p it to yourself."

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“W hatever happens, happens. “N ever do today what you can do
M ake the best o f it." as w ell tom orrow ,'because
som ething m ay occur to m ake you
regret your prem ature action.”—
Aaron Burr

Patrick Ahearn Cliff Eckle Eva Kennedy Jeff Reid
2505 Lakespring Ct. 3520 Imperial Dr. 1003 Shalimar Dr. 4711 Wexford Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27106 High Point, NC 27260 High Point, NC 27260 Winston-Salem. NC 27103

Phil Almond Jonathan Edwards Evelyn Kennedy Andy Robbins
1415 Berwick Rd. 2133 Walker Rd. 2474 Tantelon Place 158 Surtees Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Winston-Salem, NC 27104

Mike Annecelli Bobby Ellison Lisa Lackmann Lynda Sayers
3430 Buena Vista Rd. 2607 Weymouth Rd. 336 Meadowview Dr. 4755 Duffer Lane
Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Pfafftown, NC 27040

Andy Barauskas Pat Ferguson Beverly Ludwick Andy Schaffernoth
3056 Upland Place 1021 Ferndale Blvd. 3465 Fraternity Ch. Rd. Box 706 Bermuda Run
Clemmons, NC 27012 High Point, NC 27260 Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Advance, NC 27006

Kellie Beeson Mimi Frantz Nelneeta Lytle Carl Schuckenbrock
4524 Reidsville Rd. 2870 Robinhood Rd. 3831 Barkwood Dr. Box 639 Bermuda Run
Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Advance, NC 27006

Dave Blackwell Ed Gagnon Vicky Marrujo Ed Schumacher
Rt. 2 Longmeadow Dr. 135 Stanwell Ct. 3710 Amy Ct. 212 Cascade Ave.
Clemmons, NC 27012 Clemmons, NC 27012 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27107

Susan Bosch Ralph Gaillard, Jr. Nora McBride Tonya Shoaf
3208 Rolling Rd. 200 Heathcliff Rd. 3510 Kingston Rd. 1830-A Franciscan Terr.
High Point, NC 27260 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27107

Angie Bower Claudia Gelzer Tim McFadden Beth Sisel
7525 Eppingwood Ct. 3300 Madison Ave. 2201 E. 22nd St. 2861 Fairmont Rd.
Clemmons, NC 27012 Greensboro, NC 27403 Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Amy Branen Keith Green Marguerite McGillan Jennifer Sparnicht
4200 Stoney Brook Rd. 2000 Hunterwood Dr. 3352 Country Club Rd. Rt. 1
Clemmons, NC 27012 High Point, NC 27260 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 East Bend, NC 27018

Carl Brickman Anne Gunderman Christy Miller John Storch
125 Saxby Ct. 231 Stanaford Rd. 803 Miller St. 157 Bickerstaff Rd.
Clemmons, NC 27012 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Clemmons, NC 27012

Steven Clark Mike Gunzenhauser Joe Murphy Sharon Sullivan
551 Westoak Trail 610 Brentwood Ct. 2112 Ludlow Lane 4240 Witherow Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Winston-Salem, NC 27106

George Crooker Steve Haubrich Rita Nagel Stephanie Thomas
4609 Sebastian Ct. 101 Spillsbury Ct. 3910 Quilling Rd. 2006 W. Academy St.
Clemmons, NC 27012 Clemmons, NC 27012 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27103

Mike Daniels Chris Hope Laura Nzeribe Janet Thompson
2728 Winslow Lane 115 Ben Nevis Dr. 1216 Fenimore St. 2700 Windsor Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Kernersville, NC 27284 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Winston-Salem, NC 27104

Catherine Daugherty Peggy Hoyle Ernie Osborn Catherine F. Tysinger
Rt. 2 43 L Longmeadow Dr. 1150 Englewood Dr. 3639 Kirklees Rd. 1634 Larkin St.
Clemmons, NC 27012 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 High Point, NC 27262

Janet Dawkins Joe Hubay Anna Papp Tammy Urban
4161 Briarcliffe Rd. 3108 Flanders Ct. 950 Panola Rd. 5940 Alani Ct.
Winston-Salem, NC 27106 High Point, NC 27260 Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Winston-Salem, NC 27103

Mark deLyon Nancy Hunt George Podgorny Mark Viglianco
3900 Seaton Rd. 5136 River Chase Ridge 2115 Georgia Ave. 4211 Briarcliffe Rd.
Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Tom Diffee Jackie B. Kahl Ciaran Pollen Gretchen Walsh
113 Worthdale Dr. 1640 Ardsley St. 627 W. 2nd St. 1373 Amy Lee Terrace
Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Kernersville, NC 27284

Fran Dorsch Jennie M. Kahl Keith Radcliffe Dawn Yocum
2917 Windsor Rd. 1640 Ardsley St. Box 24 P.O. Box 5022
Winston-Salem, NC 27104 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Bethania, NC 27010 High Point, NC 27262

Mike Dwiel Chris Kennedy Colette Rainville
1230 Yorkshire Rd. 1705 Scarborough Place 2860 Beckwood Dr.
Winston-Salem, NC 27106 High Point, NC 27260 Winston-Salem, NC 27103

Class officers: Nancy Hunt, Pres.; Tim McFadden, V. Pres.; Claudia Gelzer, Sec./Treas.









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Li This year the annual Bishop
\ McGuinness Bazaar was held on
4 November 6, 1982. The cooperation
of the faculty and students helped
Robynne French, Eileen Hoyle, Ed Schumacher, Tim McFadden to make it a fun, as well as
profitable, event. The video games
and pie-throwing contest were
popular with both young and old
alike. The handmade crafts, baked
goods and other class-sponsored
games also attracted many people.

Mark Rainville, Lisa Fletcher

Tonya Shoaf, Ernie Osborn, Jennie Kahl, Peggy Hoyle, Kitty Wickes, Mike Dwiel

“You fail!” Mr. Palma

Get me out of here!" Mrs. Miller Scott Kucera, Rita Nagel

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