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

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n, W 2 Hai -fa. if -M., -.WW ,Sq xx. -SR xxx N-. Ns ,Wh HMM .K ,,, ,J ,, Q4-2rifs2:212Tf' 1 ' - ' 5 fiiizffiii .. wx. 6 t 1 T T t . - . ,:L,,.1,E F, -::w W M - 1' :W1 W 'Y Gals The girls' locker room had an atmosphere unlike any other place at school. A delightful fra- grance of perfume mingled with hair spray pervaded the air. The girls lined up before the mirrors, as each anxiously awaited her turn to primp and comb her hair. Around the corner, a jungle of as- sorted shirts, uniforms, socks, and shoes were strown in and out of lockers. Somewhere under the heap of clothes was a bench where one occasionally cleared a spot on which to sit. There was a general sharing of laughter and confi- dences. Though the room itself was without frills, the presence of the girls brought a charming air of femininity and fun.

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BEHI D CLOSED DGORS Guys The boys' locker room was unique, to say the least. The air was heavy and various smells dif- fered throughout the room. The lockers were worn and their age was evidenced by many dents. The walls, painted in traditional red and gold, were faded and peeling. Little attention was paid to these surroundings by the in- habitants. They were interested only in having a place to marshal their forces against the opposing team. There was no air of frivolity, but instead, a lot of good natured banter and the tossing of harmless insults. Somehow, uniforms were sorted out, and the team mem- bers readied themselves for the coming game. As they left, the locker room, devoid of all pres- ence, was simply a room of Spar- tan surroundings, awaiting the re- turn of those who would again give it life and personality.

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