Kernersville Wesleyan Academy - Pine Burr Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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Mid-term miseries Near the middle of December, there was more in the air than the usual pre-Christmas atmosphere of expectancy. There was panic! Midterm exams! Mr, Hucks! You can't expect us to remember all that. Mrs. Brumfield's going to make us do WHAT?! Did you know that Mrs. Welch's math exams are written by Attila the Hun? ls it too late to drop Spanish? If Mrs. Hoots's exam is harder than her Macbeth test, I'm sunk. But Mr. Loggins, I can't take this exam. Ronnie stole my pen- cil. How can l paint a picture for Miss White in two hours when I couldn't paint one in four months? Comments flew through the halls like popcorn. Nerves were. ready to snap when the dreaded day dawned, and for two hours the serious looks and frowns of concentration told their own tales. ,L- 1-4 ,A .aw 4. ,,.pf' 3 K , ., ' ft-im . . ,y 2,:?7,.rM. f N... Ad 4

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Knowledge nook Sleeping. Laughing. Study- ing? The library had multiple uses. It was a place to catch an undisturbed nap in a corner, enjoy a joke with a friend, or spend time quietly doing last- minute assignments. The li- brary was a welcome retreat from the hectic rush of chang- ing classes where one could enjoy a peaceful interlude in a busy day. And ultimately, the library was a place to find im- portant facts for term papers and to read the latest news events. It was a source of knowledge and supplied many hours of togetherness. ,p X p ... L. . ,M , f 'jg 92 ' F d A t y y l r f y 1 l fi 'flu .QA I ,, C . 4 ,M