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

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SPEAK P KW Each year of school experiences has its own distinct qualities. The opinions and ideas of students change so rapidly that every year possesses its own individuality. It is easy to laugh at what was thought to be in only five short years ago, but in time, we will be the objects of laughter for those who come after us. The personality of the past school year has been molded by the many and diverse ideas of our students, and as such, they will stand as a historical record of the way we were. f X 1 f 1 X 9- . f' f 9'!A?' lJ1l-' U .f4ll4 d' fl ffl? fl r ,V L !, I Z arrt fl ,az Movnas Q6 ,Q W . f 4 Best woksr ,agar FT 'I . ir ra . irs ami 'I x! Elxagrmgglxbiyikes Back Ehzghi-Euiigolf Seasons ,: :-, ?:w I - -j 4-1 u - I X 1 'fi' f ,f f f ya. ,wQ4w2' m m . 41,1376 BEST 1. Celebration by Kool and the Gang 2. The Same Auld Lang Syne by Dan Fogleberg 3. Call Me SONGS TV SHOWS BEST 1. Dallas 2 Mash 3. Dukes of Hazzard WORST 1. Waltons 2. Dallas 3. Little House on The Prairie GROUPS by Blondie 9'-3...-1 BEST woRsT 1' gxvgzlvgl 1. Eagles 1. Devo 2. Another One Bites the Dust aiifggppenn 5:3 Gees 3' ggsggljfen 4. Styx 4. Village People by Rod Stewart ni 1

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THE R0 D- AGAIN! During the long bus rides to school, thoughts of another exasper- ating day of work crowded the passenger's minds. Complaints of tests, the weather, and other trivials were heard from all directions. An occasional snore was mixed roughly with chatter and laughter. Though the trips were sometimes tiresome and monotonous, the time was by no means wasted, special moments of fun will be re- membered by all who rode. Left to right: Dan Price-High Point, Mr. George Hucks-Greensboro, Mr. Sidney Loggins-Winston-Salem, Keith jenkins-Greensboro. Not pictured: Mr. Steve Quesen- berry-Kernersville.