Alleghany High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sparta, NC)

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WILL WE MISS IT? A number of seniors were asked “What are you going to miss the most about AHS when you graduate?” Here are their responses. Mike Crouse: “Sleeping the first hour in auto mechanics, playing football and wrestling.” David Church: “I’ll miss Mrs. Burgiss! I won’t have any teacher to pick on anymore!” Mitch Cleary: “I’ll miss my girlfriend!” Donna Crouse: “My friends, some of the teachers, being able to walk down the hall as a SENIOR and not worry- ing about someone else pushing me out of the way.” David McCall: “Women, sports, and English class!” Alex Hoppers: “Har- rassing Mrs. Mc- Millan in English!” Michelle Miller: “Going downtown during T A.” Randy Hawkins: “Noth- ing!” Jimmy Tayson: “Chas- ing the girls.” Cindy Brinegar: “I’m going to miss the teachers.” Grady Caudill: “Driving the bus.” Tammy Lineberry: “The people!” Jim Wyatt: “Working out in the Ag. shop.” Mark Andrews: “I’m not going to miss a thing.” Roxanne Moxley: “Some of the teachers and my friends.” Tami Osborne: “Miss my friends.” Hanging around school with their friends will be missed by many seniors. Ricky Allen Fender Amy Sue Finney Michele Lea France Georgie Leanne Gentry James Richard Gentry Jennifer Leigh Gillespie 24 — Seniors

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Michael Paul Edwards Rebecca Lynn Edwards Penny Jane Evans Stephanie Renea Evans Tammy Lynn Evans Karen Elaine Fender A DIFFERENT SUMMER Summer school! These two words have brought cringes to a number of students’ faces.However, some local students have sacrificed their summers to participate in highly acclaimed schools. The Governor’s School of North Carolina and Summer Ventures in Science and Mathe- matics have taken several students from AHS and raised their levels of awareness in the area in which they excel. These areas in- clude music, natural and social science, art, mathematics, French, A high average enabled Angie Carico to enroll in Summer Ven- tures at ASU. and Spanish. “Summer Ventures gave me insights into people that I never had before,” stated senior Angie Carico. It was the consensus of the group that the two schools were an educational and an emotional maturing experience. “The atmosphere was that of a college campus,” commented senior Mary Alice Sturgill. All in all, the two programs were an ex- citing way for a few lucky Trojans to spend a summer vacation. “I guess the best part about it was the people.” added Karen Richardson. Seniors — 23

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rony Glenn Greene Julie Angela Griffin Randy Lee Hawkins William Stacy Henderson Javid Darius Heravi Alex Wayne Hoppers Walter Ward Howell Lora Lynn Hudson William Franklin Hudson Donna Ann Huffman Elizabeth Cheryl Irwin Dawn Renee Jarrett Seniors — 25