Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

Page 162 text:

158 ven with all the new faces l and the inevitable changes that accompanied them, some things remained the same. Students experienced a space crunch at times yet found opennessfin the scenic countryside nearby and in the family atmo- sphere of caring demonstrated by students and faculty. Advantages and disadvantages - Halifax was a matter of Choice. By MAKING THE PIECES FIT, many found it the right choice. sometimes means based on money Burgwyn, Albert Keeter were among the football players that students con- sidered most popular. Little did the players know that they would be the object of the cheerleaders at the pep rally prior to the Enfield game. trouble collected Etheridge, Wal III Theme Epilogue ONE SYMBOL or ING, the Shuttle Mission The 1986, batastribphe heighten thetrauma, the a teacher, the first ordinary venture into uspace. 6

Page 161 text:

O'Briant, Ora 33 O'Briant, Susan 2, 33 Ogbum, Brandi 33 Ogburn, Nicole 26, 28 Ogle, Mrs. Harvey 135 Outlaw, Debbie 4 Outlaw Lisa 22, 64, 93, 107, 110, 116, 133 Overby, Mark 8, 9, 11, 76, 93, 113 Page, Kaye 37 Pearson, April 33 Pearson, David 26 Pearson, Michael 33, 35 Pearson, Sherri 26 Pearson, Tim 33 Perez, Clemen 61, 99 Perry, Suzanne 11, 114 Phillips, Aimee 22, 84, 85, 91 Phillips, Chris 22, 71, 84, 85, 87, 88, 89, 91, 93, 129 Phillips, Doug 41 Philli , Scott 26. 47, 80 Pitchfidrd, Eddie 22 Pittard, Donna 33 Pittard, Denise 22, 85, 115 Pittard,j3nathan 26, 47, 80 Pittard, 'nda 39 Pittard, Randall 33 Pittman, David 22 Pittman, Shannon 33 Pleasant, Crai 133 Pleasant, WHIZ2, 96, 107, 109 Podruchny, Chuck 22, 48, 65, 66, 80, 87, 93, 103 Podruchny, Leigh 33 Podmchn , Tammy 58, 61, 119 Poole, Nelson 22 Powell, jpnnifer 26, 88 Powell, imberly 33 Pridgen, julie 2 Purvis, jennifer 70 lls, a 26, 66, 87 Qx:1ls,'1'a1trick 16, 22, 57, 93 Res ss, jo ce 26, 81 Reyhifllds, gusan 37, 40, 48 Rhea, Melissa 14, 17, 120 Rhea, Robert 26 Rhea, Seth 33 Rhome, jlamie 33 Rhome, ammy 26, 81 Riggan, Ashley 22, 40, 71, 93, 115 Riggan, jamie 26 Rig tmyer, Michael 26, 28 Riilgmyer, Nicholas 31, 34 Ro rson, Amy 34, 88 Roberson, Marc 22, 48, 76, 93 Roberson, Neil 26, 47, 66, 80 Robertson, Rodney 26, 66, 80 Robinson, Wayne 26, 66, 88 Taylor, Christine 26, 58, 81, 115 Taylor, Hunter 34 Taylor, jixmie 26, 66, 80 Taylor, uss 18, 23, 45, 52, 61, 63, 65, 93, 103 Taylor, Shannon 26, 47, 88 Taylor, Valerie 23, 43, 58, 71, 91, 93, 110, 133, 159 Taylor, Wayne 23 Thompson, Angela 34 Thompson, Chris 34 Thompson, Melinda 34, 88 Tolbergjzmes 35 Tolbert, elissa 35 Tripp, Ronnie 37 Tu or, Travis 35 Turner, Paula 35, 88 Twisdale, Gwen 129 Rogers, Rob 107 Rogister, Pamela 69 Rogister, Paula 70, 71 Rook, Art 22 Rook, Lynd 88 Ross, Lee 32, 33, 34 Rowland,jZJhnnie 34 Rowland, aye 22, 71, 93 Vaughan, Traci 23 Vester, Renee 23 Vester, Stephanie 35, 88, 132 Sabrowski, jackie 26, 81 gadler, Cray 3514 d , H S:1rri3dn,jEnil1i1'er 22. 81 Salmon, im1,12,14, 43, 53, 70, 71, 72, 85, 87, 89, 90, 91, 93, 100. 101,102,104,1l2, 118,127 Salmon, Steve 26, 66, 80 Sion, Melissa 22 S ar , enn 9,14, 51, 90, 91,104,110 Shawl?eWlaltery34 Shearin, Brandon 34 Shearin, David 23, 89 Shearin, Heather 26, 88 Shearin, jlohnny 23, 65, 89, 93 Wade, Ang-ie 26 Shearin, am 9, 14, 17, 97, 99, 101, 120 Walker, jay 99 Shearin, Paula 23. 81 Wardsworth, jeff 26 Sholar, Linda 109 Warren, Amy Sue 35 Sh0l'l. jim 34 Warren, Bert 23, 65, 93 Simpson, Adam 34 Warren, Christopher 35 Smith, Anna 26, 47, 88 Warren, jinnifer 35 Smith, Annie Marie 41, 129 Warren, aria 35 Smith, Bobbie jo 23, 58, 69, 71, 89, 93 Warren, Richard 35 Smith, Cameron 23, 57 Warren, Susan 23 Smith, Carol 37 Wells, Brian 27 Smilh, Chl'iS 9, 14 Wells, 1.aDonna 27, 81 Smith Kflvill 14, 88. 97 West, Felicia 22, 27, 81 Smith, Kirk 26 West, Phil 35, 88 Smith, Melody 15, 85, 89, 129 West, Teresa 27 Smith, Michael 8, 15, 91, 104, 110, 111 White, Buford Dale 35 Smilh, Shirley 37 White, joey 17, 23, 76, 93, 114 Sorie, Anpie 9, 13, 14, 15, 17, 89, 96, 108, 114, 129 White, 'nda 39 Sorie, Bil y 66 White, Lisa 27 Sorie, Dana 26 White, Melonie 23, 85 Sorie, Tina 54 Williams, Amy 35, 88 Spencer, Mike 91 Williams, April 27, 81 sPl'3g'll'l5, Eric 54 Wi11iams,'Darrell 35, 88 Spragins, Geraldine 12, 13, 37, 86, 87, 112, 118 Williams, Elena 27, 29, 88 Spragins, Phil 54. 88 Williams, Heather 35 Spragins, Shane 23 Williams, Kathy 35 Spra 'ns, Wesley 34 Williams Michael 27 Wilson, Martha 1, 9, 15, 53, 58, 59, 60, 69, 71, 72, 81, 85 uincly, Titian 5, 9,10,11, 85, 89, 91, 108,111, 141, 14 Rawlings, Douglas 26 Rawlin , Tory' 33 Ray, Rgfmda 2 Ray, Stephanie Lynn 33 Stepgzns, Sieglenda 23 Storey, Beth 32 Strickland, David 23 Strickland, Nancy 107 Strickland, Philip 34, 88 Sweeleyi Tom 1 9 Sykes, elly 34 Talley, Tony 26 Taylor, Britt 26, 66 86, 89, 90, 91, 93, 102, 107, 120 Wollett, Carolyn 37 Wommack, Elizabeth 31, 35 Wommack, Ben 35 Wommack, Malt 27, 66, 80 Wood, Christ 27, 81 Wood, Tony 8, 9, 12, 15, 65 Wright, jlamie 35 Wngit, ommy 9, 15, 16, 55, 62, 65, 66, 67, 76, 77, 79 , 93, 106,115, 144 Index III

Page 163 text:

'Q u Hof. In Q. CQ THE SUNSHINE of a Saturday after- noon football game at Pender ignites the varsity cheerleaders as they enjoyed Raiders. 'PUSH AND' SHOVE describes the change of classes in a somewhat over- crowded hallway. Increased enroll- ment produced limited space. FACES IN THE CROWD at an outdoor pep rally in preparation for a football battle with rival Enfield portray the diversity of feeings in a year when it was easier to get lost in the numbers. Valerie Taylor contemplated the sight of pies just placed in the faces of some of the varsity football players. Theme Epilogue III