Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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WEARY OF THEIR WELL DOING, Beta Club inductees take the club pledge during a fall assembly. Beta Club OFFICERS AND INDUCTEES. Front row: Kim Salmon, secretary, Martha Wilson, Hesidentg Doris Boseman, vice-Eesidentg Titian Quincg treasurerg second row: ichelle Allen, Chris Philli s, ura Cobb, Lara Ann amhillg back rowg Walt Burgwyn, David Shearin, Bogbie jo Smith. MEMBERS. Front row: Valerie Tagflor, Traie Mayo, Nora Lei h Hockaday, Melody Smith, Missy Balsleyg back row: De bie Hargrove, Sallie Little, iohnny Shearin, Anne Morris, Angie Sorie, Angie Howell lnot shownj. I qw Beta Club III

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PIANO STUDENTS. Front row: Crystal Collins, Amy Clements, Brandon Haigler, Marc King, Darrell Williams, Lauren Buffaloeg second row: Laura Hubbard, Donna Edwards, Clint Edwards, Melinda Thompson, Ashlgy Moran, Adrienne Daniels, back row: Phil West, Amy Williams, jason Morris, Phil pragins, Paula Turner, Shannon Newsome. 5' 'i N I ' 4774. M.-.' ' , M uh alia 'l ,,,, in if v-w - fc, 1' s W X . - I PIANO STUDENTS. Front row: Paul Elder, Heather Shearin, Sarah Buffaloe, Stephanie Vester, Phili Strickland, second row: Amy Roberson, Sara Lee Forehand, Michelle Miles, Mitch lflales, Lyndy Rook, Elena Williams, back row: Kelly Living- ston, Susan Griffin, jennifer Powell, Paul Luter, Anne-Marie Chichester, Gary Edwards. SJQQ PIANO STUDENTS. Front row: L nne Clements, Anna Smith, Wayne Robinson, second row: Tammy Lambert, Lori lgavis, Lara Ann Bamhill, Mrs. Newell, back row: Laura Cobb, Martha Meadows, Chris Phillips, Shannon Taylor. my 43 fn, W P 88 El Piano Students!Bus Drivers

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The finished page in the yearbook disguises the hours of planning and prodding involved in the process. Designing layouts, writing copy to fit precise spaces, cropping photographs, designing graphics, and presenting all of the efforts in a form understandable to the printer presented a challenge in the midst of daily routines. Un- like most schools, the Yearbook Staff worked as an extracurricular force, not a classroom experience. lood, Sweat, and Tears Pressure for perfection Concerned staffers and the adviser labored after school, during weekends, and even on student holidays. Weeks prior to the deadline initiated hours of overtime and sometimes delivered stress and irritable feelings. The goal of a contemporary yearbook became the challenge ofa staff of nineteen. Frightening to consider, thirteen staffers were first-year members. A summer workshop at High Point College in- itiated eighteen ofthe members to the shock that the yearbook work is more work than fun. Section editors attended a workshop in Richmond in September. just when we thought we could sit down and catch our breath, the next deadline stared us in the face, ex- pressed the sentiments of Ann Morris and involved staf members. I 90 III Yearbook Staff THE FIRST OFFICIAL MEETING 4 in the form of fun at a spring cookout at Nelson's. Ready to Kim Salmon, jenny Sharpe, Wilson, and Roger Jenkins themselves for the hectic deadlines