Occupation:  IT Specialist II
Marital Status:  Committed Relationship
What type of car did you drive in the 70's?:  My dad's Lincoln
Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?:  Mr. Chapman & Mrs. Warren
Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years:
Oh gosh, so much to tell so little room. So here it is in a nut-shell: I traveled out west for a few years then moved back to the Asheville area in 1983. Worked in Arden at Norton Company for about 13 years as a Toolmaker/Machinist. I then moved to the Oklahoma and Texas area for about 5 years working in Office Administration. That's where I got my experience with marriage and divorce. In 2001 Joe Warren and I reunited. He convinced me to move back to Asheville. At the end of 2003 we moved here to Salisbury, MD. I was able to take classes to attain my IT Certifications and have been working for the County Board of Ed as a Computer Repair Tech/Systems Administrator. Lovin every minute of it! - Especially when the students point out to their parents when they see me out - "Mom, that's the Computer Lady" COOL =]
Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school:
9th grade basketball trips.

Occupation:  Commercial Interior 
Designer (semi retired!!)
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  2
What was your favorite club or activity in high school?:  Cheerleading and Keeping Stats for the Track team.
What type of car did you drive in the 70's?:  Camaro
Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?:  Tom Chapman
Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years:
I feel very fortunate to still reside in the Twin Cities (Enka-Candler.) After high school I went to WCU. Jerry Wilkins (Enka '77) and I were married in 1981. In 1982 I graduated with a degree in Interior Design from WCU. Jerry and I have two great kids. They have been our primary focus for the most of the last 30 years. We followed Justin (24) in football and baseball while he was an Enka Jet and baseball while he was in college at UNCA. Our daughter, Ashton (19) has kept us on the run with all forms of Dance. She is still dancing at UNCG. And, to keep the house from being empty we have just added Ali and Frasier, the most spoiled boxers pups to ever exist! I look forward to seeing everyone in October!
Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school:
The Sugar Jets winning the State Championship and the Tough Skin and fire extinguisher fight in the field house after one of track meets.

Occupation:  Salesman
Marital Status:  Committed Relationship
No. of Children:  1
What was your favorite club or activity in high school?:  The end of day bell
What type of car did you drive in the 70's?:  1968 Chevelle SS396
Who was your favorite teacher at Enka High?:  Coach Moore and Mrs. Anderson
Tell us what you have been doing for the last 30 Years:
After graduation, I went to school at A-B Tech in the machine shop program. I remember being told to get a good trade job in a factory, and I would be set for life. That advice didn't pan out real well. I went to work in the machine shop at Westinghouse for 7.5 years, and grew to hate it. I left and opened my own business detailing and restoring cars for 6 years. My knees got tired, and the economy got bad, and I got lucky and sold the business. I got into sales at MR Honda for a little while. I moved to Asheville Outdoor Power as parts manager and salesman. I tried machining again for a year, but plant life was still the same. I took a sales job at Silverman Co. in Asheville where my dad worked. I've been there 14 years selling storm drainege and site work supplies. I got married when I was 20, and stayed that way for 26 years. After many rocky years, I finally decided that life is too short to be miserable. From that marriage, I have a wonderful son, Adam, who is soon to be 21 and a senior at UNC Chapel Hill - Go Heels. I spent 22 years drag racing. I had many top 5 finishes in points and won a championship in 2001. I retired in 2007. I now enjoy riding Harleys with my fiancee Teresa. She has shown me what a relationship is supposed to be like. In July of 2007, I bought the house I grew up in during grade school. I needed a house and it came up for sale. What's the chances? I share this home with Teresa and a french bulldog named Fatboy Petey. I am healthy, happy, and blessed with love. Life is good. Looking forward to seeing everyone.
Please share one of your best (or most humorous) memories of high school:
Switching Sudden Sam McCracken's room completely around and gettin sent to the "green tile". He was harmless. Coach Sevier was another story.