Garinger High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Executive Spirit. Executive Committee President Todd Plerceail displays his wonderful Wildcat spirit during the Page game at Memorial stadium. A swing to the left. The varsity cheerleaders, with Sharon Lindsay, Jennifer Phipps, and Allison Delaney in the foreground, execute a perfect dance routine during the Homecoing pep rally. i 5 i if Q, li l A What are open windows for? Marcus Hoover demonstrates the proper use of a window during an unexpected warm fall day. Colorful fashion. Sandi Stonebraker, Missy Harvey, OD9Vii iQf3 and Darlene Hutchins enjoy the Homecoming pep rally dressed in their brightest fashions.

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And the Tradition Continues arlnger, an outgrowth of old Central High, began its 26th year of existence with The 49841-85 school year. The Class of '8A had The honor of being The 25th graduating class To proudly wear royal blue caps and gowns, blue and gray Tassels, and Garinger class rings. The Class of '85 represents a new beginning and an example for all The classes To follow. Named for Dr. Elmer H. Garinger, who was a well-known educator and principal of Central High for 24 years, Garinger remains one of The most centrally located high schools in Charlotte. The tOo0's Type architecture and i'sideways diamonds on Top of The buildings are unique. But, more Than The building itself, Garinger has made a name for itself because of its people. Individual accomplishments, sports, and academic excellence have been great Through The years. The 4600 students attending Gar- inger This year are all a part of tradition. The memories, hopes, triumphs, and defeats you experience during high school will last a lifetime. MMT y Fight for lt. Estee Bullock, Michael Bullock, Reggie Kirkpatrick, and Rodney Edmonds play basket- ball To pass the time away during their lunch period. ll 1 H ' 9 me fr. 'Q 2 fOpenlng Tribute to lnlured athletes. The National Anthem is sung by Kourtney Barnard. Varsity football players Johnny McKellar, Antonio Campbell, and Ralph McKissick proudly stand beside her.

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4fOpenung Foreign Language Week activities. Sheila Clark hangs her pinata that she made for her Spanish project during Foreign Lan- guage week in Marchy Teacher- student friendship. Math Teacher and advisor of the Honor Society Mary Katzel and voiedictorian Suresh DeSilva discuss important matters ot an Honor Society meetingy A true Wildcat tradltlon. Students proudly raise their pointed fingers at the end of a pep ralIy.4 No, that's not snow. Confetti flies every- where as Jamie Snyder Qleftj adjusts o buiihorn during a Friday night varsity footbail game, vis. if i 5 1 ,tbr . 4 nf J I s J Q ' is ss