St Stephens High School - Corona Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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Chris studies his next move during a game of chess. Manuel plays chess with such great accuracy, he is practically unbeatable. An excellent move by Chris surprises Manuel, much to the delight of Chris. It may be the start of a match that will defeat Manuel. “Come on up, it’s really great up here!” Manuel Manuel is living with the Dewey Hennessee family: Rob, Mrs. Hennessee, Manuel, Robin, Gerald, Mr. and Danny invite one to join them. Hennessee, and Chris, his brother. AT SSHS Manuel is a senior. EXCHANGE STUDENT 19

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A.F.S. EXCHANGE STUDENT Manuel Osvaldo Montesinos Parra came to the halls of St. Steph- ens High School, bringing with him much knowledge in a great many fields. A native of Chile, Manuel presents a Spanish atmosphere, much to the delight of many fellow students. He can be seen roaming the halls with his camera taking pictures “to scare my brother with,” or trying to tell Mr. Sim- mons about solving the problems of chemistry. An excellent student in his own country, Manuel has prov- en himself valuable not only in the classrooms of SSHS, but in the community as well. He enjoys play- ing chess with his fellow students, going fishing, and playing soccer. Active in extracurricular activities, Manuel is a member of the AFS Club, Quill and Scroll Society, and he took an active part in the annual homecoming festivities. An industrious student, Manuel can be seen making up trigonometry problems to work. Manuel took part in the homecoming festivities, serving as an escort for Lynne Bolick who represented the American Field Service. Here, he is at the homecoming practice. Manuel pauses at lunch to enjoy the company In order to have a little extra money, Manuel works for the Terrace Theater by putting up signs of the of Kim Warren and Donna Cline. movie currently showing. It takes a very brave person to attempt such heights! 18 EXCHANGE STUDENT

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 Senior Andy Rullman Tills out blanks in order to receive materials from this college as Danny Green looks on. Dawn Phifer seems interested in an annual portraying the life at the school. FALL Out of the heat and humidity of the summer and the burning rays of the sun, came the students. They were met by new teachers, new and old friends, and new schedules. After only three weeks in school, the magazine sales were kicked off and each class challenged the others to try to outsell them. Clubs began to organize, elect officers, and be- gin projects. A county-wide College Day was held with the SSHS juniors as sponsors. This gave an oppor- tunity to all the seniors in Catawba County to talk with representatives from many colleges. And even in the midst of all this, one lonely turtle wanted to find security. Fall provides many new unique hap- penings. Each year College Day presents an opportunity for seniors to gain a Herman are busily gathering information in order to help them decide on a knowledge of a great number of colleges. Sandra Gunsallus and John definite choice in which to further their life's education. 20 FALL