Glenn High School - Glenn Echoes Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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Kristie Reid Stacy Reid Stacy Reid Nathaniel Rhodes Holly Robinson Tracy Rollins Stacy Rothrock Lamont Ruth Melonie Rutledge Dell Sapp Tammy Sapp Wendy Sapp Craig Saxon Shelley Scales Tammy Scott Jeff Sealey Kim Semones Trena Setliff Zane Shell Barry Sholes The JlldQQ, S Decision -- 10.0 Julie Harris, a freshman Bobcat, has been involved in gymnastics for seven years. She became inspired when she watched Nadia Comaneci in the 1976 Olympics. Before Julie was twelve years old she had competed in competitions in North Carolina and South Carolina, bringing her total wins to thirteen first place ribbons and awards. The best thing about being a Fourth Class QQ M ' 5 f NW L 3 ei ' Vis: A .5 t S 1 T' S Q 3 1' tit 7- g y Head high! In a floor exercise warmup, Julie Harris, demonstrates a head high kick.

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Fourth Class Brad Taylor Chad Taylor David Taylor Sharon Taylor Angie Terry Angie Thomas Anthony Thomas Thad Thomas Tara Thompson Toby Tillie Carla Timmons Mark Turner Tammy Tuttle Angela Wagner Dena Wagoner Felita Wagoner Kathy Wall Trent Ware Stefanie Warren James Watlington . : .fax i K t. g ..,+,A- ' ' .. sg. , Q, . Eggs? . . - .. S as , i .-n N i S . .:. - - : Q 9. x s 'fs , rt kwjligi s it 'sie H4 s si ' I ls t s C A A FWQX - S i iirs, - l Y 4 ? tr- .. Q N - 2 1- :QI ..,,. Climbing The Ladder Df Responsibility Even though Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores are the classes that are mainly involved in scho activities, Freshmen are still an important factor. As the years pass, they will climb the ladder J responsibility. Their goals will eventually affect the outcome of Glenn High School. Therefore, to sho the importance of their goals, the GlennEchoes Staff interviewed each Freshman through a questionair- The following are comments made by the future leaders of Glenn. To have more extra- To strive to be the best To be the best High curricular activities. at everything we do and to School in Forsyth County. Donna Tate keep building our spirit. Purnell Nelums Julie Gray To achieve good goals TO keep OUT Camp'-I5 in in academic events and We should strive for good shape and to have a I keeping our spirit up! excellent sportsmanship and great school. Stephanie Warren overall proper behavior and Chris Pope attitude. 1 I have many goals here at Glenn. One of my ' To become more united, Kim Idol to stay the best high school ever. The best academic and highest is to have an . Erica S. Smith sports program in the athletic or academic county. scholarship to a college and' l hope to be an all-around I athlete here at Glenn. Ban Whisker ' Deborah New