Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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A GOOD WAY to spend an evening is at the outdoor drama Brigadoon with actress and actor Amelia Jester and Robert Matthews. A number of students and staff partici- pated in the productions. THE ELITE SPIRIT of Oxford University partially portrays the experience of Tammy Davis, Taylor Hawkins, Anne Morris, and Nora Leigh Hockaday during a summer venture to London and Scotland with Mr. Nelson. THE RIGHT ATMOSPHERE for a good time exists at High Point College. Titian Quincy, Angie Howell, Michael Smith, and Roger jenkins combine work and play while at the summer workshop. Summer Life E1 I l I

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Who said the days of summer were lazy? Whoever it was evident- ly didn't attend Halifax Academy. Students lived out of suitcases probably most of the summerg and when they didn't, they were busy at work. As the summer began, students took part in Boys' and Girls' State while others attended cheerleading and basketball camps. The Yearbook Staff also took part in a yearbook workshop at High Point College. Other activities throughout the summer included jobs of all sorts, vacations to the beach, trips to Carowinds and Busch Gardens, and then rare days of just relaxing at the lake with good friends. THE CREATION of new cheers and new stunts is hard work. Tommie Best, Wendy Etheridge, Cherie johnson, and Lisa Out- law valued the opportunities of cheerlead- ing camp. For many, there were O LAZY DAYS 1 III Summer Life

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From partying to providing for the needy, the holiday season was definitely busy. Not only were various clubs involved in planning activities, but classes and in- dividuals also were busy with preparations. The SCA and the Anchor Club were two of the busiest organiza- tions prior to the holidays. The SGA took care packages to the Carolina Rest Home and also held WITH A LITTLE CHEER the SGA provides the Carolina Rest Home residents with a little of the spirit of Christmas. SGA officers Kim Salmon and Roger jenkins, along with Mrs. Spragins, delivered gift packages to the residents. WITH WONDER, Mrs. Conner shakes her Christmas gift presented by the faculty. ' 'H f f..,......2M DURING A FAVORITE ACTIVITY of the Anchor Club, jennifer Allen enjoys a fes- tive luncheon before Christmas vacation. III Christmas The holiday season brought ou TH E B E 'I the annual Christmas program and party. The Anchor club members were the Secret Santas for the teachers, and the members also held a luncheon before the Christ- mas vacation began. Christmas parades and otl activities took place over th holidays. However, the most s cial events were the usual relaxing, eating, and spendin time with family and friends. 'wi