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2 » pe ee ee ee eee Sharon Adams (Sr.) and Kerri Bar- rett (soph.) take time out of school to show sheep at Bland County. Cherishing a special moment, Mike Cook (soph.) and Carol Mar- tin (jr.) hold each other close on Homecoming night. Angie Roberts (sr.) and Joie Artrip (sr.) take a break from band prac- tice to relax a little and enjoy being outside. Student Life 5
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Roger Kiser (sr.) takes a few min- utes from eating lunch to say a couple of words. Each day brought udents the Shane Asbury (sr.), with much cu- — shades, Chris Clark (sr.) seems to three students participated during riosity, observes Sharon Adams’ be interested in other things else- Spirit Week on beach day. (sr.) camera, while behind the — where in the journalism room. All 4 Student Life
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Changing scenes Great expectations? Perhaps, before the re- ality of high school hit them in the face. They entered a new world with hope, excitement, and above all, uncertainty. A hundred ques- tions raced through their minds. ‘‘What will my teachers be like?” “Will I fit in here?’ It was a new and exciting atmosphere, awe- some to comp rehend at first sight. It was easy to understand the anxiety that the freshmen felt when en- countering the vast hallways. Football games are enough to in- marching band, put down her in- spire spirit in anyone. Becky strument just long enough to yell Combs (fr.), a member of the her team toward victory. Freshmen impressions Timmy Farley: ‘I hated it.” Whitley Henderson: “I hated it.”’ Tivis Manuel: “It was different.” Melanie Lashinski: “I didn’t have one.” Mary Davis: “I hated it.” Deana Buchanan: “Oh God!” Tamara Kiser: “Confusing.” Mark VanDyke: “It was like coming to a new place.” Harold Glovier: ‘“Wild!”’ Cheryl Duty: “I was lost.” Kim Cox: “I was lost.” Susan Lampkin: ‘Oh, God!”’ Rick Pannell: “It was gay.” Steve Linkous: “It was weird.” David Roe: “Definitely a weird experience.” Alicia Clarke: “It was different.’ Melissa Boyd: “Confusing.” Crystal McKeynolds: “Scary.” Heather Kiser: ‘‘It was a lot different, but I like it.” Becky Crowder: “It was a regular day.” Dax Arrington: “It was weird.” Marty Street: ‘I didn’t like it.”’ Spirit Week gives students the op- the best (or worst?) in Kevin Rose The library provides a quiet area the yearbook, Jenessa Cook and portunity to express their individ- (fr.) who was indeed part ofa ““Mot- for inspecting the 1986 Pioneer. Al- Shannon Buckles (fr.) pored in- uality. Punk Rock Day brought out ley Crue.” though their pictures were not in tently over each page. 6 Freshmen Impressions
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