Carolina High School - Carolinian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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V3 :- il C t OJ V6 Senior class officers from left to right: er, Secretaryt Charlotte Tyner, Vice- Shenia Tumblin, Treasurer, Julie Turn- President, Patti Nelson, President. - Pep rallies, football games, ex- ams, and school lunches, along with the year we have looked forward to all our lives, has come to an end. We became dis- appointed after we lost the first pep rally to the sophomores and the next two to the juniors, but found confidence in our spirit as well as ourselves after we de- feated the juniors in the annual powderpuff game 200. 96fIndividuals By the end of the first nine weeks of school, the seniors had spent money on application fees, senior pictures, the Scho- lastic Aptitude Test CSATJ, and graduation materials. By Christ- mas we were completely broke. We never thought it would cost so much to be seniors. We have come a long way since we first started at Carolina. As freshmen we looked forward to senior privileges, graduation, and getting out into the real world. Those years are now over, and as seniors, we look forward to our adult years and to what our education can now offer us. Our high school years are ones to be remembered, and cherish them forever. we'll

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