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

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9 to 5. Working for the FBLA, Juanetta Robers endlessly types information for the next meeting. A Dish for a Queen! Working towards the perfectly cooked bacon, Dena Morgan pours in a little Wesson during Home Ec, g Kbn Q ' We 2' on ms, Wctoria Amber Fritzler Bart Kevin Frye Angela Lynn Furches Anthony Roy Gale Sonya Delean Galloway Lisa Diane Gibbons Stephanie Ann Gidcomb Tina Evangeline Glenn Roulpherd Goodson showing her involvement in FHA. First Class

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From This Day On Glenn Chooses First Homecoming Queen and Maid of Honor From this day on, every student at Glenn will re- member Homecoming '85, The SGA worked for weeks to make it a success - and it was! According to Dena Morgan, Every aspect was perfect. Senior Dena Mor- gan was chosen to be the first Glenn High Homecom- ing Queen, and Juanetta Roberts to be the first Maid of Honor. It was an honor being chosen as Glenn's Elizabeth Ann Eddleman Mark Shawn Eddleman Pamela Levette Epps Sherri Ellen Finley Anthony Levon Finney Kelly Dawn Fish Joseph Billy Flippin Jr. Jeannie Lynn Foster Jeffrey David Franklin F t Class very first Maid of Honor, remembers Juanetta. Dena is a member of the Home Ec. Club as well as an employee of the Rack Room in the Marketplace. As far as future plans, she commented, I would like to go to Guilford Tech. and major in accounting. I am also interested in the possi- bility of being a travel agent. Juanetta is a member of the FBLA and also works at Womble, Carlyle, San- dridge, and Rice. She enjoys dancing, cross stitching, and eating. For her future, she stated, I plan to go to N.C. State and major in account- ing. Both girls are very proud to know that From This Day On they will be known as the first two girls to be named as Queen and Maid of Honor.

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First Class Todd Garland Gray April Leigh Griffin Charles Ifldnner Grifhths Ill IC' Puppy Love How would you enjoy being a receptionist or a vet assistant in a room full of barking dogs? Well, this is just a typical day for receptionist Angie Furches and vet assistant Joe Hampton, two seniors at Glenn. Joe and Angie work at the Kernersville Vet- erinary Hospital week days and must check in on the animals over the weekend. Al- though this job does not interfere with Charles Joseph Hampton Sheila Annette Handy Dwight Ramiount Harris Karen Lynne Harris Mchelle Lynn Harris Barry Lee Harvey Jr. school, a lot of re- sponsibility is given to each employee, says Joe. I am the only receptionist working in the after- noons, therefore more goes along with my job than just answering the phone and scheduling appointments, says Angie. Neither Bobcat has any plans as of yet in the field of vet- erinary medicine. Joe plans to attend For- syth Technical College and earn a degree in electronics engi- neering. Angie plans a career in Business Management with a degree from Forsyth Technical College. No matter what job they hold in the future years, the job at the veterinary hos- pital will give them a sense of responsibility. Gone to the Dogs! Quieting a nervous canine patient, veterinary assistant Joe Hampton, prepares the clog for a quick shot at Kernersville Veterinary. i l ' f ., ,, .. ,MTN