Hugh M Cummings High School - Nulli Secundus Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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Next, please, was Delynda Kleeberg's most frequent request, as she checked out the groceries at Winn-Dixie in Graham. Cavaliers, dressed in their best duds with their best date, headed for the North Park Community Center to dance the night away. After a tremendous display of Cavalier spirit at the Cummings!Smith game, this rowdy bunch of folks needed one more burrito from Taco Bell, before they could even begin the short journey home. Continued from page 14 Getaways included FCA retreats, local youth group activities, like white water rafting, ice skating, roller skating, water or snow skiing, or just a simple down-home weekend at Crandma's. After a tremendously trying, frustrating, brain boggling week at school, Cavaliers deserved a little time off to just be themselves. Although the weekend was only two days and three nights, Cavaliers did indeed 'lCut Footloose and made the most of each important minute, V dr L, V, .. at-,..,-.. 4 .- TR ruulaun Campus Life 15

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f Win li MW V, Jw lm WW? Y 5 .421 eekend 421 14 Campus Life Donna Cant and Amanda Neal spent the entire afternoon getting their ,truck ready for a night on the town. For good food, good friends, and good fun, Burger King was the place to be. Weekends . . . everyone had to have this time to rest. Cavaliers were no exception. But, resting did come in different forms, many of which included the Cavaliers out stalking the night. Football games, McDonald's, Burger King, North Park, Main Street . . . These were the most popular hangouts where Cavs could be seen out on a date, cruising alone, or with a bunch of friends, or just relaxing, catching up on the latest happenings at Cummings and the other area schools. Wendy's, Winn-Dixie, Outlets, Roses, K-Mart not only were filled with shoppers on Saturday, but with Cavalier employees, diligently working for that precious gas money, car payment money, clothes money, and date money. All Cavs knew that there was a time for work and play. During those working hours we thought of ltttle else but doing a good job. But when that last customer's items had been checked out, and that last order had been taken, and especially when the time clock said that it was time to punch out, Cavaliers then knew it was time for play, and nobody did it better. lust to get away from it all Cavaliers retreated for a weekend at the beach with dear old Mom and Dad, knowing they were in store for a fun, free weekend. Other Great Continued on page 15 WU W l fl?

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ilnadliviidluma1U Efiiffcbtfit Although teamwork may have been an important part of the Cavalier's lifestyle, many of the successes of the past year were gained through individual efforts. The Cavs have always been determined to do their best at everything, and that has often required a little extra effort on the part of each person. That extra effort and determination helped the Cavaliers to excel in everything they tried. . I -3 is flak, all 16 Campus Life Amy Hogan and David Farris studied to make the grades. Scotia Lee concentrated on getting that homerun. Tammy Clay worked hard to improve her typing skills. .AFGH- I as ?fnm M