Independence High School - Spirit Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Meet a Sophomore . . . The sophomore begins his high school life confused, alone, and bewildered. The work is difficult, and the teachers are new. All halls look the same to him, and all steps lead to the wrong classroom. After the adjust¬ ments to his new school, the sophomore becomes a valuable member of the student body. He displays abun¬ dant school spirit and actively participates in many clubs and sports events. He works hard his first year, for the sophomore often carries a heavy load of aca¬ demic courses. The Sophomore Picnic proves a fitting climax for his first year of high school. Gary Rackley, Sophomore Class President Chip Kerr, Sophomore Class Vice-President 96

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Lanny Everette Williams Dorothy Scott Wilson Margaret Elaine Wilson Michael Lewis White Jessup Sholar Whitley Robert Harrison Wright Woodrow Wilson Wright Susan Alice Wrigley Pattie Sue Yandell Douglas Merritt York School and Country Patriotism at Independence means love of school and country. Just as the United States flag symbolizes patrio¬ tism to our country, the big “I” in the mall represents pa¬ triotism to our school. The goal for all Patriots should be loyalty to school and country. 95

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Janet Killian, Sophomore Class Secretary 97