Northwest Guilford High School - Viking Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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1987- IBXA' Mr. and Ms. Viking Anofher dynamic duo fhaf deserved special recognifion war fhi.fyear'.r Mr. and Mx. Wlcing. Affer fhe ballofx were carefulhl counfed, fhe anficlpafed momenf arrived. Who had fhe Seniors Jelecfed as ihe luchy pair . . . Glenn Kerley and Shelley McVey.' The lille: of Mr. and MJ. Viking are given each year fo fhe fwo xfudenf: who besf represenf' 0M'lLJ'l'dI1dl'l1g achievemenf in xporfx, leaderrhlp, good Jporirmanxhip, and lberfona- ldy. Alfhough fhere wa.: compefifion by fheir falenfed peers, Glenn and Shelley ea.riQ gualgfiedfor fhe honor. Glenn was alwayf exz'remeQ en1'hu.w1a.rfr'c abouf fhe .rporfr he ,barliclpafed in, expeclalw foofball and baseball. Thi: seaxon, Glenn along wifh his foofball feammafex, achieved fhe ulfimafe goal. The group became fhe Triad 3-A Conference Championxf He mofivafed bofh fhe player: and rfudenf body fo have faifh in Norlhwerfs afhlefic program. The baseball feam wifh Glenn'.r con- iribufionx advanced fo fhe .rlafe pbyojjlx in 7937. Anofher example of how hi: love for .rporfr benefhbfed Norfhwerf, Glenn exhibifed leadership of fhefeld, foo, He wa: acfive In .fuch club: as fhe Nafional Honor Sociey, N- Club, and Fellowship of Chrirlian Afhlefef. Shelley served on fhe .ffudenf Council, wax adive in fhe Nafional Honor Jociefy, and fhe N-Club. During her .renior year :he wa: Prexidenf of fhe Fellowxhljn of Chriffian Afhlefex and Presidenf of fhe .S'z'udenf body. From ninfh grade fhrough her Senior year, Shelley was an irreplaceable member of ihe Whing fennix feam. .She progrexxed rapidQ fo become a compefihve , rexpecfed afhlefe hnown for her PUIHTIVB ahlifude, which enabled her fo rank ar lop xeed. Shelley war a powerfulnngler and doublef player during her four years of fennix. Her infinife C0l11Lfl.60lfl'0I1I infpired ofher: fojoin fhe feam and conflnue fhe winning fradi- Hon. COIZQCIITVEQ, Terry, Andrea, Glenn, and Shelley were f6.S'POI1J'l'bIE for many proud momenf: af Norfhweff. Their accomplixh- menf: will rfand fhe ferl of lime and will be a fough ad fo follow for fhe Clam' of QY9. MR. AND MS. VIKING HB

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1987-19862 Valedicforzan and 5aluz aforian During fheir produdive and harmonious years af Norlhwesf, fhe class qc 'XJ' coniinu- ousw gave 10071 in each of lheir academic endeavors. The group consisfed of over- achievers who were dedicafed fo fheir educa- iion. Two, of fhe 263 Seniors, excelled iv be- come fhe 1333 Valedicforian and Salufaforian, Nof surprisingw, Terry Sfeele and Andrea Hvdgin are fhe dynamic duo being described. As Valedicforian, Terry represenfed fhe essence ofa model sfudenf. He acfiveQ parfici- pafed in Norlhwesfs clubs K such as ihe Na- s, ff? ' -, . ,Mi iional Honor Sociefy and lhe French Clubi. Terry has been a devofed member of fhe Chorus ihroughouf his high school career. He was a lcey player of fha soccer feam and simub faneousQ mainfained an unbelievable 4.3! grade-poinf average. He was oufgoing and well lilced by bolh feachers and classmafes. On fhe same nofe, Ialufaforian Andrea Hodgin also had a shining personabfy. 5 he was a friendQ, vivacious and mofivafed sfudenf. Andrea confribufed lv numerous clubs over fhe years and was an officer in several cyl fhem. Lihe her counferparf, she had an oufsfanding GPA, 4.33. Lasf, buf cerfainw nor leasf, Andrea spenf counfless hours during and affer school dihgenfly working as edifor of fhe school newspaper, The Express. Terry and Andrea TTMQ deserved fhese prerhgious disiindions of Valedicforian and Salufaforian. Their fellow Seniors admired such commilmenfs fo excellencef fhey were definifely role models for lhe enfire sfudeni body. ef , or e, ? 62! V AmM

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Seniors Reading , wriiing and arifhmefic - everyone reabzes fhe basics ofan educafion , yefmanyfaiffo com rehend whafan P enormous milesfone has been erecfed and surpassed uniif a speciai dafe sef aside in May. fhreshofd in 1 he aufumn sunbghf. A marked advanfage nou iransgressed - as juniors , ihe safufafion seemed friendber fess domineering and we reabzed he was preparing us for fh. inevifabfe. Yeffor fhe momenf, we were sfiii bhe Orem Four years ago, our high schoof 1'ransH'ion began. To- cream - frapped in fhe middfe. gefher, fimid, uncerfain and hesifanf abouf fhe upcoming years, our ffedgfing fives seemed desfinedfor defeaf by an omnipresenf being fermed Senior, Wondering af fimes gf we woufdpufi ihrough, some- how, someway, enough cour- age was musfered fo confinue. The iowQ Sophomore year came rapidQ upon our quivering souls, which sfiiffeif fhe ejecfs of being fhree sizes foo smaff in an aduif worid. -However, by now we were fa- mibar wifh our peers. Whaf franspired ihe foifow- ing year can onQ be describec as a remarkable wonder. Sud denQ, fhe worfd was our. afone,' darkness dissipafed anc magnanimousjoy ffied every crevice. We had 0ferafQ ex- panded enough in size fo be- come fhe fargesf Senior clas. ever af Norfhwesf, numbering approximafeQ 263. Upper- ciassmen coufd conquer ali, wilh fofaf dominafion - fogefheri You see, somefhlng else occurred afong ihe academic journey . . . ihe Ciass of'J'fY had grown up, surrounded Wig! fove. Our reign qfciaffy bzsfed a brieffwo semesfers, buf our mufuaifove and respecffor one anofher shaff iasfan efernhy. Anofher radianf summer ensued and once again fhe abominabfe gianf greefed us as we crossed fhe schoofs 64lSl'YIl0RS