Bartlett Yancey High School - Yan Tat Yearbook (Yanceyville, NC)

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Faced with the task of holding the staff s supplies the Yearbook’s cabinet becomes haphazard. A few vain attempts were made to organize it, but none were successful. A single sign tries to keep the students away from the constriction site. The sign was later tom down, follow- ing the trend of change present at Bartlett Yancey. Melissa Bell walks serenely down second hall. Melissa’s knee injury sidelined her for the remainder of the basketball season. OPENING 5

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Mr. Bush’s pencil sharpener shows no signs of life. Many of the pencil sharpeners at Bartlett Yancey were often broken. By using “Out of Order” as Bartlett Yancey is a rural school, and our theme, we hoped to this creates a uniquely different en- represent the individuality vironment in which the individual is that is characteristic of our school, stressed. Last minute plans are made for the Senior Section. Last minute plans were typical of the yearbook staff. The library’s Photocopier displays its usual state of dis- repair. The school’s copiers were known for being ’’Out of Order.” 4 OPENING

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Fred Barnes strikes a pose for a fellow Photography student as Tony Wimbush looks totally unimpressed with the exercise. Photography was one of the new classes installed in the last two years. Chuck Somers. Fred Barnes. Sergio Portillo. Glenn Hodges. Thomas Brendle. and Richie Brackin work on the Photography Class’ darkroom. The class used the darkroom to aid developing. r? We recognize the difficulty in stepping out against the established order, and also recognize that it is through this stepping out the creativity and spontaneity are born. As students, we should question the established order and attempt to reveal any flaws, and correct them; discover the strengths, and enhance them; and thus begin the process of becoming mature individuals. 6 OPENING