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

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3333333333333333333'53333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 Wyatt, Sandra L. 61 Yokehz, Richard L, 99, 192 Yokely, Tammy L. 87, 192 Yontz, Richard L. 75 Yontz, Tommy E. 99 York, Mr. 10, 11, 105 York, Jeff K. 13, 61, 126, 228 York, Ricky L. 87 Young, Roberl 99 Young, Rhonda L. 87 Young, Sonia R. 87, 137 Young, Zedrick E. 87, 207 Y J Zglar, Michael B. 87 143, 205, , .eg Full-77me Dedication. Working over the summer at UNC-CH on the upcoming Glenn Echoes, editor Michelle Meredith reviews theme ideas and logos from the staff members. Index

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Conference Time. Discussing the cap and gown picture arrangements, Mark Stovall and Michelle Meredith figure the schedule for the next class. Measuring Up for Graduation. Helping with senior arrangements for graduation, Juanetta Roberts measures Jeff Phillips for his cap. Lasting Memories. Class rings, tassels, and the long awaited diploma are special keepsakes that the first graduating class of Glenn will treasure forever. si