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

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All Aboard! Showing that even seniors use public transportation, Rodney Miller and James White board the bus for their afternoon ride home. Sitting Duck. To avoid wrecking his new Firebird, Duck Kim looks carefully before backing out of the parking lot. Nm-,N,wu.MNaarsmsM-----V st W ,M --,,. I ,,f, ,V , , , . ,,f. s . s ' ,g 1 , r , , ,,, ,,4,7 , ..,.., l,,,, 1 ,,4,, 5 , t ,,,,,, , gg Q, , ,, , ,, ' ' f ,,,, f -,ml f , 2 ff, fi 0 . 'X '. -A:r..,f fyklcwici, ' ff? 15' , it , ,WWI 1 W0 I W ,W , X W if , y ' I W 4 ,L . to W 'Wt f, ff ' Q . if ff Four Wheeling! Driving around in his 4WD truck, Kevin Wood carefully parks his TOYota before going to first period. , t a r .assssssi kin f ..,, - F NVQ 'Wi ' N I A... r S ..,. N .. gig, :,.... . Big Mac Attack! Catching the fastest transportation off campus, students with second lunch hurry to beat the traffic to McDonalds. Student Life

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The Road Again Porsches, Trans-ams, trucks, and '57 Chevys are many of the parking lot residents. Cars rang- ing from brand new to very old and clunkers to sports cars fill the Glenn parking lot every day. Compared with last year, more students are driving to school more often, and with bet- ter parking spaces it is safer and more practical. Since last year, more parking spaces were made and walk ways were paved from the parking lot to the school building. There were specific lots made for the handicapped, visitors, and staff members. Signs were constructed showing the right way to enter and exit the parking lot. l think it's a big improvement from last year, stated senior Mandy Childress. Besides driving cars, many students ride the bus or are brought to school by their par- ents. Tracy Holder, a sopho- more, said, I don't mincl riding to school with my mother, but I'm looking forward to driving next year since the parking lots have been finished. Cars and buses may seem like a minor aspect of high school life, but in reality, transportation encompasses many of the plea- sures and necessities involved in student lite at Glenn. - fm r miaWf MW T n Qw- 1 Student Life Golden Oldies! Even though Darren Lauten is a new Bobcat on the block his 1950 Special Deluxe Plymouth is an original to Bobcat Country. Moving Violations! Praying Officer Vaughn isn't around, Joe Hampton ignores the DO NOT ENTER sign and takes a short cut into the parking lot.

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That's Life - Like It Or Not Moments, both good and bad, make up the memories of a school year. Even though hap- py, touching moments are the most pleasant, embarrassing mo- ments and predicaments are some of the most memorable. Said sophomore Chuck Wind- felder, The worst situation l've been in this year was when my zipper broke. But a predica- ment doesn't become embar- rassing unless it is noticed by someone else. Said junior Clint Rhoney, The most embarrass- ing thing that's happened to me this year is when Mr. Connell asked this girl a question in class and I answered it. Agony, though, can be any- thing from looking like the world's greatest living fool to getting drowned in a rainy soc- cer practice to having to change schools in the middle of the year. Said junior Dana Jarvis, The worst situation l've been in this year is wanting to come to Glenn, but knowing l'd have to leave all my friends at Parkland and start again here. Agony, embarrassment, and torture are all parts of everyday life. Even though some people tend to suffer more than others, all students take their share of good times and hard knocks. if Only going one way! David Robinson chases after his only way home, the trustworthy school bus. Bundled up, and on the move. Due to the cold temperatures in the new building, Mrs. Ross stays warm by wearing many layers of clothing. He has a hunch! Tattered, torn, and bruised, Junior Fallin shuffles across the stage in his portrajal of Egor in the drama club production, Dracula Student Life