Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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'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

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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

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