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

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it St our K Community Involvement - Glenn's Trademark Though a lot of Glenn's new-found pride and success comes from the inside - the faculty and students - some credit must go to the outside - the commu- nity. Said April Slade, A community is a place where people live and work together peacefully. Working together is the key, be- cause working together with parents and com- munity leaders pro- duces results. Commu- nity effort and attention plays a major part in the success of a school. Said Mrs. Graves, The parents of community must show support for the extra-curricular, ath- letic, and academic functions of a school for Postage Paid Divider it to be successful. The influence is not only ma- terial, though. Said An- gel Tolbert, The type of community you come from determines the attitude you have towards classmates and the school. A final influence of the community is the ads. Ads are a way the school can represent the community and the community can support the school, all in a single effort. Comunity involve- ment helps determine success or failure, ex- citement or apathy. Par- ents, teachers, and lead- ers who care can change success from a goal to a reality. Compliments of some special p Proudly represen ting Gl School the new marquee boa d g by Glenn parents displays up t d h l communi y an SC OOO

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Rink State Wrestling Meet Participates. Through fast thinking and quick moves, Mark Eddleman and Eric Austin advance to the state finals. All-Conference Football. Billy Flippin, Charles Harris, Gerald Moore, and Dean Adams are four lucky football players who made the all conference football team. ta M ' J 'Q M. 'effl ,Q ' 4' ' - fb' , ........,....- , .M j 'W7T' Q .LL ' vu ' it I-era., I WWW: ws ,My tj va , .',,M,. ,, Q. -,. i.... f.Jg ' -as' A State and Regional Meet Participants. Preparing to be the best in the state, Phillip Smith and Randy Jones stretch before practice. All-Conference Soccer. With quick feet and great ball control, Marc Crotts proves himself most valuable to his team. Competition

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