Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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Greg Steele tries to pin his man. Coach Weaver and Dwight Rhodes watch Linda Owens’ face reflects the ma ' n..li. a match. Fausto Obregon stops the action for a picture. 23

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Basketball Coach Crowder Coach Sayers comment on the first-half excitement. , ' -j l in for Marion. Mike Bivens goes up for two. Panic grips the bench left Parker watch the basketball 22

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Sisters! But not related in the parental sense of the word but bonded by a deeper, purer feeling. One that grew almost instantly as the two young girls met and talked. One that came out of the bonds of loneliness, out of the knowledge of being a stranger in a country with people so alike, and yet so differ¬ ent. A feeling of togetherness as you give students a taste of your own homeland, and then try to re¬ late to them all the wonderful things they have, and yet are blinded to and take so much for granted. And the entire school was with them all through the Senior As¬ sembly. They were there, right on stage, experiencing new and different things, and yet reexperiencing things time had hardened them to. The students questioned and lis¬ tened all through the hour. And eventually were also caught up in the magical bonds of friendship that seemed to shroud the audi¬ torium as Norwegian, Mexican, and American all came closer, and understood and CARED! Senior Assembly Anne Marie Fatnes displays some of her musical talents. Mr. Williams chats with Marta and Anne Marie after the assembly. Marta Macias tries to describe her reaction of seeing snow for the first time. Marta entertained the student body with some of her native folk dances. 24