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

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To be a good fisherman, you must concentrate fully on what you are doing. You must keep very quiet, and stay as still as possible. Dan seems to be following these rules.

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The Conrad Haynes family; STANDING: David, Mr. Haynes, Tim. SEATED: Dan, Mrs. Haynes, Skip. Argentine Student Becomes Lasting Friend Dan demonstrates his fine skill of playing ‘‘foozball. Fellow Students... Dear St. Stephens High, Hi! You know me, Yo Soy Dan. I’m from that too difficult to remember place: ARGEN- TINA. Now I will tell you how much I have liked you being my host, a truly friendly one. All along this year I have had a lot of fun, laughs, and winks; and everywhere I have made friends. When the end of this year arrives, be sure that it will forever rest in my heart and my memory along all the days of my life. The experience that I have had here will help me to live for a better world, for a better future. Yours forever, U-ik cj' thf SW m. 24

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Despite Cold Drizzling Rain, Homecoming Students seem to enjoy dancing to the music of Stonewall.” There could not be a better theme for the Indian’s 1974 Homecoming activities than “Indian Summer.” A float displaying this theme was the setting for the highlight of the night when Miss Robin Suttlemyre was crowned the Homecoming Queen during halftime. She received a bouquet of roses and a kiss from our student body president David Haynes, and a football and kiss from the captain of the football team Brad Lawing. After the victorious football game, the Home- coming Dance was held in the cafeteria. Entertainment was provided by the band “Stone- wall.” The night was filled with ths school’s unity of mind and soul. Colby Pressley proudly escorts the Homecoming Queen, Robin Suttlemyre off the field. Even though its rainy these representatives are excited about the game. The Queen Robin Suttlemyre, and her court, Lynn Warren, Robin Hovis, and Mary Bolick. 26