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Occupation: Patient Account
Rep-Billing Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 3 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Civitans What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: Dodge Colt Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Mr. Hammonds Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: Graduated from Western Carolina with BS degree. I am married to Buddy DeLizza (class of 77). We have 3 wonderful children, Julie-at College of Charleston, Katie-Sr. in high school and Dominic, Soph. in high school. We have lived in Concord for 14 years and love the area. I am a Certified Professional Coder and work as a Patient Acct Rep for Cabarrus Family Medicine Billing. I look forward to seeing everyone on Saturday evening! I can't believe it's been 30 years since we graduated! Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: Attending a homecoming game where Buddy caught a small football and took me home in his Dad's volkswagon. I still have that football!!!! |
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Occupation: Registered Nurse
Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 2 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Drama Club; Chorus What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: 1973 Ford Pinto Wagon Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Mr Elliott Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: Worked in retail a few years, then banking with First Union for about 5 years. Married for 19 years - divorce pending (separated was not an option under marital status!). I have two beautiful children - daughter Lauren age 8 and son Taylor age 5. I love being a mom! I am currently a registered nurse and work part time at Mission in Cardiac Intensive Care where I've worked for 14 yrs - love my job! I still enjoy singing - am part of a professional contemporary Christian praise and worship group called Adoration. For the last four years I've hosted bi-annual women's Bible study retreats and enjoy that very much. Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: I remember when Neal Tedder came to school with two big circles on his cheeks that apparently came from trying out his dad's new milker....on his face! I always enjoyed the pep rallies - the team spirit at Enka was fantastic! Everyone supported our teams. Had fun being a puppeteer and playing Marguerite in the drama team's presentation of Carnival. |
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Occupation: Quality Assurance Manager
Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 2 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Basketball, Track What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: Jeep Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Tom Chapman Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: A significant amount of work. Working for Reliance, Rockwell, and now Baldor. Working to raise a family and enjoying every bit of it, except, when I screw up. Working to take care of aging family members. Working in the church. Fishing and traveling in my free time. Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: Watching Coach Sevier step in a groundhog's hole on the baseball field during football pactice and no one wanted to help out. Coach Ivy's idea of physical education ... rolling out the wrestling mats, giving each guy one boxing glove, pairing up two guys, blind folding each guy and letting them go at it until he blew the whistle. What kind of mind could dream up this stuff? |
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Occupation: RN Manager Cardiovasular
OR's Mission Hospital Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 2 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Lunch, Loved the vegetable soup days with peanut butter sandwiches What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: 1972 Ford Pinto (With mags of course!) Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Chapman and Ammons Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: After graduation I spent the next year at UNCA trying to figure out where I was heading. I transferred the following year to AB tech and became an RN hoping to go into anesthesia. As with many well laid plans, my course changed and I became a nurse manager. I married in '83 and had 2 wonderful children-Paige 19, and Tanner 17. The marriage ended in divorce in 2003, but I met my best friend Bevie and we had a wonderful beach wedding in '06. I still live in Candler, but we spend most of our spare time at our lake place at Lake Keowee and our beach house at Myrtle Beach. We ride Harleys, scuba dive, dance, and stay very active. Life is good!!! Look forward to seeing everyone! Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: Mrs. Warren having my Chemistry classmates sneak out quietly and bringing in the following class as I slept. Boy was I embarrassed when I woke up. (Too many late nights at Mcdonalds wearing a lime green uniform I guess!) |
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Occupation: mommie
Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 2 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Ecology Club and most of all BAND! What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: Camero Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Tom Chapman Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: Taking care of our family! Graduated from UNCA in 2000 with a BA in Sociology. Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: All the Band competions and going to Bristol. Beach trip to Wrightsville Beach with Ecology club! |
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Occupation: Self-Employed
Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 2 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Football What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: 67 Camero and 71 Ford Truck Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Coach Moore and Coach Sevier Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: I married Teresa Gurley (Class of 77) in July of 1978. We just celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. We have 2 children, Anthony, 26 and Courtney,23. We own and operate Billy's MOdular & Mobile Contractors. When not working, which is not very often, we love to restore cars and go to car shows. (Cars of our era!) P.S. Some people in our class are starting to look older! Ha! Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: There are so many things that I can't list them all and some that just should not be mentioned!!! |
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Occupation: UPS feeder driver
Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 2 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: ROTC What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: 1967 VW Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Col.Pennstrom Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: Still married to Janet L Presnell,from Burnsville N.C.We have two wonderful daughters,Sarah 17 and Hannah 13.I am a feeder (tractor trailer) driver for UPS,24 years now.Just finished remodeling our home we built in 1989.Spend most of my time with our girls and sports(volleyball/soccer).We spent 10 days this summer competing in N.C.Outstanding Teen Pagent.Sarah is presently the reigning Ms.Hendersonville Outstanding Teen. Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: Slipping down SlidingRock on class day. |
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Occupation: Goldsmith
What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Basketball (NOT practice!) What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: 1970 green Volkswagon Beatle Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: All of them! Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: As most of you remember, I had an obsession with my hair, so I became a hairdresser! My obsession ended quickly! Next obsession - gold! I became a goldsmith, and have been doing that for the last 28 years. I also have a small antique business that I enjoy. I live in a golfing community and spend my evenings riding in my golf cart, playing a few holes, and looking for golf balls I lost the day before. I have truly had a blessed life. I may be wider, but I am much wiser (thank God!)! Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: Playing for the State Championship, the Purties, and some of the softball players laying out of school (when I took my first dip, survived the wrath of my mother and served time in detention after the wreck in front of Erwin High School). |
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Occupation: Retired Educator
Website: www.imnotdeadyet.org Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 2 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: ROTC, Chorus, What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: I didn't drive one. Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: I had a few of them Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: After HS, I entered the US Air Force. I was trained in Aircraft Communications Maintenance. Kunsan Air Base, Korea, was my first duty station where I met and married my husband David. We've been married for 28 years. I separated from the USAF in 1980. David was still in and we were relocated to Mildenhall, England where both of our sons were born in 1980 and 1982. We returned to the US in 1982 and Dave separated from the service in 1983. We moved to Lancaster, CA where we spent 13 years in the Mojave Desert. David was a Software Engineer at Edwards AFB, CA for the aeronautics industry. I stayed home with my boys until they were in school at which time I became an Educational Asst. for the Lancaster School District working in varied capacities. We moved to Holden, MA in 1997 and we all fell in love with New England. David is a Systems Test Analyst for Raytheon International out of Marlboro, MA. I worked with the local school district as a Special Ed. Asst. and Abnormal Behavior Analyst until 2004 when I retired due to physical disabilities. Now I am living each day as it comes. My main job is to work for Health, Home and Happiness in our lives. I retired the same year that my boys made their big move into the world. Not something I would recommend. Talk about a life change! In order to help myself through the Empty Nest and After Retirement life adjustments I adopted and continue to spoil the heck out of a beautiful Siberian Husky named Nikolai. Our two sons are JD (Jonathan David), 27, and Matt (Matthew), 25. JD received his Bachelor's Degree from Pratt Institute of Art in Brooklyn, NY and his Master's of Fine Art at the Glasgow School of Art in Glasgow, Scotland. He is a professional Artist living and working in Glasgow, Scotland. Matt received his Bachelor's degree from Univ. of MASS at Amherst and his Master's Degree in College Student Development from Appalachian State Univ. (Neil and Susan, maybe your daughter may know Matt he was a Residents Director from 2004-2006 while working on his Master's program.) Matt is a Director of Residential Life at Wagner College on Staten Island in NY, NY. We are very proud of both of our sons. We enjoy many things here. Dave is into cycling, hiking and volley ball. I'm taking Tai Chi and gentle yoga classes and I love to swim and go snowshoeing with Nikolai. Together,besides visiting our boys in Scotland and NYC, we enjoy many excursions with our friends. Check out our website above. (Around these parts I'm known as Annie.) We are loving the life we have here in the beautiful New England countryside. Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: I have a lot of fond memories that I continue to share with my family. David already knows that I'm rather nutty. I can't wait to see what he says after hearing from my high school friends! |
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Occupation: Mail-carrier
Website: extrasavings4you.com Marital Status: Married No. of Children: 1 What was your favorite club or activity in high school?: Cheerleading What type of car did you drive in the 70's?: Ford Granada Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?: Sam McCracken and Pat Whiteside Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years: Mostly getting older and I'm sure you feel my pain. Besides the obvious, I've worked for the Postal Service for 22 years as a mail-carrier and married another Postal employee 10 years ago. It's the second marriage for both of us. Hey, you know what they say.... If at first you don't suceed...Doug and I have a 6 year old daughter, Lauren who we believe moonlights as the Energizer Bunny. She's a real hoot and keeps our worn out joints moving. Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school: No doubt about it, it was winning the girls state basketball title our senior year. The pep rallies were exciting too. Do you remember when we blindfolded some male athletes, who shall remain nameless, and told them that they would be getting a kiss from a cheerleader and had to guess which one it was? They were really giving it their all playing tongue hockey, only to find out when they removed their blindfolds, it was their own MOTHERS!!!!! I don't think they saw the humor in it that the rest of us did! Some people. HA! |
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