Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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NEAR THE END of a hectic day of posing for portraits and environmentals, Debbie Hargrove and Karen Inscoe discuss the day's events while they await their next en- vironmental poses. HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES culminate at halftime of the Northeast football game as 1984 queen Tammy Podruchny relin- quishes the title to Debbie Hargrove. 8 III Seniors SENIORITY PREVAILS in the cafeteria line much to the pleasure of Scott Ingledue, Roger Jenkins, Mark Overby, Michael Smith, Buck Mims, and Tony Wood.

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5 6 Q .,' lr .- -2 U wa, 4 L 4 'Q 1 ' ': .4.a . 13lLf, 1, ' Tony Grizzard Gaston Debbie Hargrove Roanoke Rapids Charlie Harlow Halifax . .Q - . .X .- t tx., I, - 4. . .N N .1 f ,,,.'4-Img, ,, lg' g-kwhra, AH. .- s- ,,j, 'av L- .. .- .1 Q F k L A . , ' .4 - . ur ptio 7 Plan ahead. Don't wait until .rf the last minute. The students E , rf: their futures. They were 1 if fortunate that forjust about any ' profession they decided to Q pursue there was some kind of g preparatory class to help them w get a head start. From Q. u 1 af, the great outdoors, the courses Fi - were theirs for the taking. . in if I li A took advantage of these cliches in - courses which prepared them for college-prep testing to playing in .. . -- , .1- f 2- ff i-.Jw x 1'-. 2- w .ff i -'f-9 T ., af, .- 4'H.L'-Q.: .. ONE SENIOR PRIVILEGE allows students the opportunity to leave school at lunch for employment purposes. At harvest time and between a bus moming of classes and an evening of football practice, jllff Inscoe worked on his father's farm. I T-1. 7 'fy-arg A 's i ii. 1 1 5 41 ' f' 'V ' -: ,'l. Ei .Q Seniors III 7

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tw. . M . . . .. ' l 'A .. .. W.. . ii . W. : L Kgs ! N. Q Eg F 'l- WM. ,b ww M u m W Y W 5 ' ii i i M , f s 1 We ni M im. -' -i s , BV. an V . . . nothing goes right, but everyone tells you it's the best time of your life. - Buck Mims you think of the beautiful moments that you lived in the past grades. - Karla Montealegre in the lunch line, the teachers say, Make room for the seniorsf, - Jenny Sharpe you look forward to graduation, but not the next day. - Pam Shearin you get more mail in three months than you've gotten in a lifetime. - Roger Jenkins EVERY day you have to write Eng- lish papers. - Jeff Green you start to think that being a fresh- man again wouldnlt be so bad. - Angie Howell the juniors leave trash all over the cafeteria, and you have to clean it up. - Mark Overby your teachers treat you as friends as well as students. - Ronnie Keeter you like going to school. - Angle Sorie you have to set examples for the younger crowd. --Tommywright You have F0 get You know y0u'1'e a senior when youire a second Job to . . . . ,, pay for Class making the jnnal pzece ht. . W 4 ' ' ' dues, pictures, Titian Quincy liilil CHP and gown' a t graduation in- ' vitations, and class trips. - Tony Wood there is no one in school older than you except the teachers. - Chris Smith the year actually matches the year on your class ring. - Lee Clements everything makes you cry and say, This is the last time I'll be doing this. - Sallie Little you're at the end of the year when you thought you just had started. - Angie Sorie you get first choice of uniforms. - Martha Wilson going to college sounds more frightening than fun. . - Angie Howell your parents buy you luggage. - Ronnie Keeter THE FINAL CONFRONTATION with rival Enfield is part of the senior year. Roger jenkins and jeff Green served as captains for that traditional battle. Seniors III 9