J H Rose High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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All smiles. Sophomores Marty Brannon and Anna Zadeits prepare for an action-packed day at JH Rose. Hot to trot. Senior David Leisten takes a break from the Club Coca-Cola Video Dance as Den- nise Bright ducks away. Catch that winning spirit. Senior Timmy Moore and Junior Frenchie Freeman look for- ward to the 1988 State Baseball Tournament in Charlotte. The team was treated to a com- munity-wide send-off along with a complimen- tary breakfast by Mr. and Mrs. Austin before they left for the best-of-three series with Char- lotte Harding. A quiet moment alone. Daryl Tyson and Betty Marshall attempt to spend the last few mo- ments together before going to class. Taking a study break. Senior Monica Bray lends a helping hand to underclassmen Chris Christopher and Travis Williamson. 12

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A rare moment indeed! Kia Hardy not talking or smiling for two hours straight (Although she did get in a few words to friends passing by). She occasionally models during the summer for various stores in the mall. She ' s got the look! Rampant Summer Tracks: Heatwave ' ' 88 Hot definitely is the word to de- scribe the summer of ' 88. It ' s the time when everyone throws those old 45s on the victrola and dances the night away. Whether we ' re toasting on the beach, going to parties, visit- ing other countries, or working end- less hours, everyone in Rampant country finds good vibrations by let- ting the summer burn within our hearts like a heat wave. For those of us at Rose, summer is the grand fina- le of nine months of hard work. It gives us the chance to break out of our schedules and be free. No matter where the Rampants are, we always make a lasting impression. Each summer has its new hellos and dread- ed goodbyes to all the great people with whom we come in contact. Summer brings us together as Ram- pants. Sunset walks on the beaches, surfing during the day, partying at night, getting to know a foreign coun- try or language, and attempting a summer job are what Rampant sum- mers are all about. Summer is full of surprises and there is always more than enough to do; cheerleading camp, foreign trips. Governor ' s School, Legislator School, pre-season soccer and football. Through all the good times of summer, our Rampant pride abounds and our friendships grow. Eager to find what summer has to offer, we always strive for the best of times. Summer is a time to be cherished by all Rampants. Rough night Cristrnti.- Here. Christina Acosta begins her morning routine at a friend ' s house after a wild night this summer. Need a bath? Janna Potter, Nell Shappley, Melanie Cannon, Margaret Broaddus, and Tri- cia Peaden get a little down and dirty at cheer- leading camp this summer. 11

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Through The Years . . . That ' s What Friends Are For Hoping to survive. Seniors Johnny Carstar- phien, D.J. Wliiteliurst and Junior Billy Tur- cotte spare a few minutes gossiping before class. Each school year is different, but the things that stay the same are friends. We all know how great friends can be. They ' re always there to listen to problems, to give advice, or to lend a helping hand. As we grow up we learn that friendship isn ' t al- ways easy, but it is the most impor- tant part of us, in or out of school. For Sophomores, the excitement of high school is a lot to handle and sometimes it may be easy to forget about the importance of friends. For Juniors, they are just starting to real- ize what ' s going on because in just a few months, they ' ll be Seniors and no one can realize what that means until it happens. Senior year!! Watch Out!! No one wants to even think of leaving each other, and though a new beginning seems fun and carefree, it ' s really sad and scary. Everyone thinks of their friends, because no matter who you are, friends count! They help you through so much and they are just there through good and bad. When you look back, you always remember your friends because they are the ones that you love. Many people say that there aren ' t too many true friends, but the ones that are mean more than anything. To all the Soph- omores and Juniors, try to realize what friends mean to you so you can make the best of high school. To the Seniors, good luck in the future; we wish you the very best! But never forget what your values are and what your friends really mean. Chillin ' the day away. Terry Anderson, Rodney Baker, Derrick Edwards, Derrick Clark, Terry Miles, Felix Robinson, Carlos White, and Je- rome Vines find some time to spend between classes. i 13