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

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Wm, Sandra Lynn Wyatt Lisa Yeatts Bull Jeffrey K. York M4U'S-Cel.-E! Lifting weights after Body Talk! Flexing his muscles, school senior, David Reid, prepares David Reid shows one of his poses for his upcoming contest. from a recent competition. Body Talk David Reid Becomes A Rising Contender David Reid, a rising to be in good physical shape. David works avidly three times a week in three hour periods to be in top physical shape. He plans to train for the state championship in hopes of attaining a place in this competition. David plans to continue this aspect of physical training, so look for excellence in David Reid in the weight room as well as on the wrestling mat. contender in bodybuilding, has been lifting weights for three years. David has been in two competitions, the Piedmont Body Building Championship and the A.A.U. Silver Cup Competition, both of which he earned 4-th place. When asked why he likes bodybuilding, he said, I enjoy having an advantage over the other people in wrestling and it feels good First Class

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Robert Shane Warf Amy Renee Whisenant Kelvin Lenard White Yreina Renee Ifidlborn Teresa Renee Mles Catrina Lavinia Ifwlkins Michael David Ifwllard Kenneth Ralph Ifwlley Joanne Mdlliams Kenneth Renard Ifwlliams Milton Lenwood Ifwlliams Jr. Aretha Renea Mlson Vanessa Dawn Mlson Kenneth Dewitt Mnfree Richard Kevin Wood

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Junior Class Officers Ashley Largen Tracy Jones Secretary and Jenny C Q n d Vice President Lora Tuttle, Treasurer Se Class Second In Command Our junior class has to be top notch, for they have a tough act to follow. For four years they have been the second class in command, always just under the authority of the seniors. After this year they will be the seniors and for the first time, not only will they not have anyone to take a back seat to, they will not have anyone to follow. Junior Amber McGee commented on this. 'AI look forward to my sen- ior year because for the first time, our class will have our turn on top. We'll get a chance to set the examples for a year before we graduate. We will be Glenn's leadership. Juniors also have the respon- sibility and privilege of creating the 1985-86 Junior-Senior prom. They have the Seniors' last prom in their hands, and can Charlene Adams Gary Adkins Melissa Akers make it good or bad. These ju- niors are willing to put time into it and make the prom terrific, Said junior Pam Elder, For the seniors, this is their first and last senior prom. For that reason it needs to be special. Also when we're seniors, we want the same treatment from next year's ju- niors. Junior Brian Smith felt the same way. We have to make this prom the best to earn the respect of the seniors and to set the example for sophomores and freshmen. We're playing with a tradition here - it has to be the best. Junior year is a year of new experience and responsibilities, and our juniors are taking it to its' fullest. Our juniors may be second class in age, but they are top notch in style. Insta 'N ' .-ti tffgisisrfligigi .5iE.i.1::iil - as Gloria Alford Sharon Allen Robin Amos Mike Anders Melinda Anderson Melissa Anderson Donna Angell Kim Angel Marcus Armstrong Second Class . as as I . ..1 i ., . Q 55 - J ff 5- ,fl - -rs fin. 'Qu-Q., ,. 145 3 F' fi'