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

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Nobody 1'nose the trouble 1've seen, Mark Stovall grimaces from a broken nose, courtesy of soccer. ' , S QWWMK 'fff fr f, .V ,, 7 ' ' If Z 4' ww, fe- ' P:l:::. ', ,, ' , 54.2 .,f AWWVFQJ' ,.,, 0 , ,f.f,,,,,a. ,,,, fiiffl? ,Mi fl' ,,.. f Whyff f ,jf Af r When it rains, it pours! Looking towards her target, her car at the far end of the parking lot, Shari Woods throws her books over, her, head and makes a mad dash through 'the' downpout. Bobcat blood is thicker than water! Cheering in the rain against North Forsyth, the soaked but loyal Varsity Cheerleaders keep on supporting the victorious Bobcats. Student Life

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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

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Private Moments You Just Had To Be There Though many stand back and look at a school year as a whole, it is made up of much more than six classes a day for nine months. Moments, both private and shared, determine the suc- cess of a school year. Personal experience is the clay that makes up the personality, and it's because of special memories we are what we have become. Private moments, used to think and reflect, are some of the most important moments in the year. When asked to remember, students remembered their per- sonal highs and lows, unique to them. Said Senior Susan Bryant, My most special event this year was something unique, some- thing that only happens once. I got engaged. Senior Tijuana Hill also said, The best time I've had this year is starting soc- cer practice and being out there i is lf, W X f if f X Q wig X Student Life A moment of Celebration, Enjoying a homemade cake from a friend, Philip Smith celebrates his 18th birthday. with my team. This is the last year I'll ever play, and the last goal I'll ever score. That makes the season special. Private moments give people time to remember and relive time in their minds, in intricate detail. A little personal evalua- tion and a few laughs or tears unique to only you make a school year special and trea- sured. l W.. X X , .s Y i- Q . .. ts, ' sgkiwt .. . , . s .c.. M ...- -:ssg like 1-- . ' if ' . - ' . use s , mi. 'T A moment ot' Nature. Touring the zoo with his contemporary science class, Johnny Whited is just Umonkeying around.