A L Brown High School - Albrokan Yearbook (Kannapolis, NC)

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The Homecoming Dance adds wonderful memories and brings old ones to mind. the moments of fun, smiling, laughing, 9

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Juniors diligently rehearse THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. Happiness and delight are reflected on the faces of students as the last strains of a guitar echo through the auditorium fi I led wi th captivated students. Someone steps up to the microphone; a new song begins. The band forms a KHS; the cheerleaders lead our fight song; a queen is crowned. Homecoming students remember when they were caught in the excitement of football games. Friendly faces every- where, students together, laughing, cheering. Some- where, a tear; everywhere, a hope. Personalities, none alike, react with the alertness of youth. Smiles are spontaneous and warm. Laughter is innocent and knowing. Students reach out, strive for maturity, set goals, achieve goals, set higher goals. Yet each searches always for a deeper under- standing of fellow students, a clearer picture of the road to come, a more meaningful way of life, and a better knowledge of himself. enjoying Appreciation was shown the football team by a luncheon given on Friday of Homecoming week-end.

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living this year Halls reveal the heightened spirits during the week before the Concord game. The long halls of Brown reflect the spirit of its students. The doors of these halls lead into class- rooms where the never ending process of learning goes on. There are the experiments and answers, and the questions that cannot be answered. Con- tinuous is the search for explanations, better ex- planations. One day there is an easy quiz, then, a difficult test, a research paper to prepare, or a book to read. Pressure is never ending, but here lie the the foundations on which we build our lives. All is preparation for the life that lies ahead, a stepping stone to the future. Teachers, trying to direct young minds, always stress the value of knowledge. Years of learning piece together facts, and youthful inno- cence disappears. This is the beginning of know- ledge, the beginning of wisdom. Candidates and campaign managers prepare to wage battle.