Garinger High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Foreword Far above the toil and tumult . . . stands Caringer, our school of opportunity. In a short one hundred and eighty days, we have done more than leam-we have shared the ecstatic moments of the winning touch- down, the ever-impending disaster of exams, and the growing pride in Caringer's structural beauty. Realizing the difference in our senior, junior, and sophomore years, we think of the opportunities of each-the privilege of eating in the cafeteria pit, the thrill of decorating for the junior-Senior, and the excitement of driving-for the first time. For some, this is the finale of three wonderful and eventful yearsg for others, it is a period of realization of knowledge. For many, it is only the beginning of a rewarding future at G.H.S. The SNIPS AND Curs staff sincerely hopes it has captured all the moments that each student will want most to remember.

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It is more, even, than a beautiful campus. Garinger is alive with the hopes, fears, and- above all-the dreams, of each individual who makes up the student world in which we live. Here each Wildcat has many opportunities -not only scholastically, but also socially. In three short years, Garinger comes to mean something special to each person. To the fac- ulty, Garinger offers the opportunity to provide guidance and understandingg to the student- the opportunity to obtain knowledge, to par- ticipate in extracurricular activities around the school, and to compete in sports. Students may a quiet comer to work on dance preparations. Study is an important part of a Garinger studenfs day. if if 'ii pi if ,A ,Y ., Z , up II. E.: M , 3 3' lg u EY E, ' ts: ui 2- Q g 57 5 H S: 1 4