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

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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

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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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is 'o 4Changlng classes among the masses. Crowds head toward the 200 and AOO buildings on a warm fall day. fBelow lefty David Parker shows his interest in computers. I fl, Q U .rif. 0 0 0 0 yi 0 rf v , '- 7 Ki , r , f i I 9 I v , Q 4 . . ASpIrlt ls flying high! The message Good Luck WiIdcats tied to blue and white balloons fly away during a pep rally, 4Proud and mighty. Varsity football player Milton Frazier takes a break from the action to rest on the sidelines. Openlngf5