Lowndes High School - Munin Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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 Caring is a trait all Vikings possess Extreme Left — Through caring, strong bonds of friendship are formed as shown by Brenda Roffe and Lisa Thomas Lower Middle Left — Sunnie O Neal knows that caring for our school has made us number one. Lower Left — Carne Sue Hunmcutt and Tammy Hargrove are proof that school life brings us closer together Middle Left— Alan Culpepper lends a sympathetic ear to Rhonda Moore Left — In our caring we develop many different relationships 5

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Caring for One Another As the Vikings of yesterday, we care for one another with love and devotion. Every phase of life requires a closeness between us. This closeness can be achieved by caring for each other in a way that only a Viking can truly understand. Vikings know that through our love for each other, great things can be achieved. By working together we become close; closeness allows us to grow together. The double bond of growth and closeness makes an invincible Viking. We are strong because we care for one another. We will forever be close.

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Expressing Ourselves A Viking expresses himself and his moods in many ways. Vikings of the past were brave warriors, yet they were artistic craftsmen. Like our mighty predecessors, we do not live just to exist. We have a purpose. Expressing ourselves and our lifestyles is a part of this purpose There is no such thing as a demure Viking because we are rowdy but considerate We are intellectual but modest When we win, we win with style, and when we lose, we lose with dignity. There is no other way for a Viking. He must be realistic but at the same time imaginative. Yes. we express ourselves but only in the most upstanding way because all Viking incentives are honorable. 6