Alleghany High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sparta, NC)

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 h 1 ec? - Mr. Mangialetti, our new agricul- ture teacher, states, “I think the school as a whole is a fine place to work. I see room for improvement In the agriculture department and hope that I can make a positive contribution to the system. Luffman, who explains the “clipboard” policy to her. Jenny Lineberry finds that she can get some clarification from Mrs. nome» L A variety of new rules can be overwhelming to many students. m« 9 ■ I A 1 K il'W 'tM dad, 2 posif'oni open lenefits include an i Com- ibova rac fits Apply i sailing commission paid lor one course o spilt, it tha Ira O' fV. A|a L f no ynwni Realtors instituta. dash I, Ifl-hOUM training ion e business cell» paid, ca ly for a intfi prt'axy RtH’ty 7T0C SM| irkway, 7D4S44 rAIL MANAGE MINT ally's. • rapidly growm hipn c ining 1 For several weeks, it didn’t look as if the library would be ready for student use. The transition period saw shelves, books, and periodicals in disarray However, the doors opened in October. .c r pot 157 ytfr old I •dividual »0 rtprt I y 1 mu»ti lint edit- ties experience a I :int ate 146-090 sow hiring c md Pert-tTrr •rtmg m i J4J4S RIBNC Case enrages 15 Salem WAITER 1

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A LOOK AT THE CLASS OF 1987 Even though the members of the senior class think of themselves as adults, they managed to er Joy the swings and merry-go-round during the fall senior picnic held at the Lion’s Club Pavilion. We, the class of 1987, frequently ask ourselves numerous ques- tions. First of all, “Who am I, any- way?” We are at the point in our lives where we are attempting to “find ourselves.” No one actually knows who he she is until he she experiences a touch of what the real world is like. Secondly, “What am I doing here?” I’m sure the entire senior class asked this question even though we all know the answer, which is education, of course. Thirdly, “Where am I going?” There are several possible solutions to this trying question, one of which is college. Another opportunity would he joining the wonderful world of business. Of course, one could just “bum around” for a while. Last, but not least, “How do we get out of here?!?” This is probably the most popular question of all. The thrilling response to this in- quiry is GRADUATION!! We anxiously anticipate that golden day when we will triumphantly march down the aisle in our flow- ing gowns and dangling tassels and graciously accept the coveted diploma. Senior Divider — 17 Leading the President, Jeff Secretary, and Templeton, Treasurer.