J H Rose High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Clowning around. Juniors Jeff Likosar. Jerry Powers, and Jon West goof off af ter school For these three, this was noth- ing out of the ordinary — s v Gldse oompanionSj Sophomores Tanya Moore and Nikki Joyner were lucky enough to get neighboring lockers, form nately, this allowed the two to see each other throughout the day. Look at that. Junior DeWanda Eaton couldn ' t let Veronica Short miss out on anything that happened in one of our great pep rallies. After all, that ' s what friends are for. 16

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We Experienced The Wild Side And Wondered What It Would Be Like If We Were Pirates ey, hey, EC you look so good to me! We cant help but be a part of the university ' s spir ■ t and excite- Even as high hool students, e enjoy the otball games, the big names that appear in concert, the trav- el films, and the drama produc- tions. We see fa- miliar faces each night at Joyner Library during those long, tedious hours of research, and some of us even take advantage of the university ' s extensive course offerings. The influence ECU has ever our community and school is overwhelming. Helping us drive toward our goal in ' 88 , it leaves us won- dering whether we are Ram- pants or we are Pirates. Almost homo, Elizabeth I ouls climbs n»- many steps towards the general admission area at Ficklen Stadium. She joins othei Rose students as they support East Carolina Lost in the colors of ECU, Marty Tschetter earns extra money while selling drinks to thiisty spirited ECU fans. Taking notes of all the right moves. Axel Smith watches the Pirate foothall players in tently. Edith Levett uses her own football knowledge as the two enjoy B Sa noon together.

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All smiles, longtime friends Marie Board and Andrea Moore attend an ECU football game. Throughout the fall, this event was the norm for friends on Saturday afternoons. Lunch for two. Senior Lara Moore and Sopho- more Heath Clark venture off alone to enjoy some quiet time together. Lara gives up her lunch privileges to spend time with Heath and catch up on some homework. During change of classes, Seniors Errol iWooten, Eric Daniels, Brian Pierce, and Keyford Langley strut their stuff. Although five minutes wasn ' t very long, it was a perfect time to hang out with the fellows. i We Underwent The Wild Side In The Company Of Friends A true friend. It is said that all you need in life is one true friend. A true friend is loyal without question or reason. He brings happiness to each day. If you have one true friend, life ' s joys are more meaningful and life ' s trage- dies less painful. To have one true friend is to have been given one of the most precious gifts that life has to offer. We walk the halls each day pass- ing friendly faces; we practice after school with those striving for the same goals; we eat, study, and spend our summers together. Not many other schools can claim our camara- derie. After all, here at Rose, we are all in the company of friends. ▼ ▼ 4 F 4 A . A 4 4 r v 17