Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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Those Disappearing IMPRESSIVELY ATTIRED, then junior Class Secretary Kim Salmon and President Ronnie Keeter introduce members of the Class of 1985 as they are presented during the Prom's Senior Walk. WITH PORTRAIT ORDERS IN HAND, Roger jenkins, Joe Harrell, and Tony Wood submit their orders and deposits to Mrs. Spragins. 12 III Seniors Being a senior was not all fung it was a year of many expenses. First of all there were senior portraits. The yearbook picture was free, but to buy any or all ofthe portraits cost an average of 5100. The next most important expense was class dues. This fee was a major one that cost each senior 51542. October brought additional fees. Registration for the SAT ffor most, a second timej meant an 1511.50 charge. -Furthermore, October brought the time to order caps and gowns, which were 151175, and announcements, which ran an average of 3545. Tassels cost 353 each. When spring rolled around, Prom was the main attraction. Prom dresses ran an average cost of S150 while tuxedo rentals ran 1 around 2570. The guys were stuck with the dinner bill of an estimated 51535 and the cost of flowers, which was about 530. Another cost that concerned seniors in the spring was the senior trip. An average of 540 was spent on that annual pilgrimage. Throughout the year, seniors confronted various other ex- penses: college admissions applica- tions were completed - many with application fees that added another S530 each. Another im- portant cost was the 512 yearbook subscription. Thus, the overall estimated senior bill was 15450 for the girls and 15430 for the guysg never- theless, seniors learned that the best things arenlt always free! if: ' - iiik iigii e-. ---- 1 'Qs i . 1, 'I Q gi I S .1 . 3 b I . Q if I jj as., ,,kkk KM-SK, ... .. j , , f.

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THE REALITY OF GRADUATION captures Charlie Harlow as Mr. May of Herff-jones measures his cap size. . 4 ii I A V 5? I fpQf?lQAlI CLASS DUES come to an end and reach a peak of 842, and Angie Sorie reluctantly meets the obligation by paying jeff Green, class treasurer. THE PORTRAIT ORDERS ARE IN, and Mrs. Spragins tallies them in preparation to mail them to Holyfield Studios in Winston-Salem. Seniors III l 3