Needham Broughton High School - Latipac Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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'25 'I 4 si:- ... . ff' ,- - I 4 if I 1 5, ff g V J c ir.. ,-4' SPECTACU 26-Student Life lt turned out spectacularln raved Senior Caroline Frye. 'The turnout was well worth the hours put into itf' The annual fall show included an extra spark with a slide show of the performers putting it together. I loved seeing the slidesf' commented Freshman Ann Henley Yelver- ton, K'Looking at them in sweat- shirts made you realize just how much time they put into it. The show consisted of the Carolina Spirit, Capital Touch, and Carolina Company Show Choirs. The Cap 5 quintet, led by Seniorjohn Worsley, was a high- light of the evening. The group won over the audience with their musical act For The Longest Timef' Senior Susan Tull caught many laughs when she shuffled on the stage drenched and in shreds to sing 'Klt's Raining on Prom Night. Carolina Company, the all girl's show group, began the return to the 50's with such hits as Stop in the Name of Love' and Big Girl's Don't Cry. Capi- tal Touch followed her lead with Rockin' Pneumonia and UHappy Feet' and Carolina Spirit entertained the crowd with 'jail- house Rockf, Capital Touch members were donned in sequined new cos- tumes of sparkling blue. Adding a new twist, Michael Boles per- formed a tap dance to We're In The Money. K'We were appre- hensive about how 'iput to- gether the show would look, but I think the end result was fantastic! exclaimed Senior Casey I-Ierget. x

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m a .1-' , fxm vw M-W-M ,-K-.xt As Senate elections were held a close race between Republican lim Broyhill and Democrat Terry Sanford developed. The seat in the Senate was vacated by the death of former Senator John East. The campaign was well known because of the high . ,it -,,g?1 f'6'. 5 qualifications of both men. Terry Sanford, a former president of Duke University and Governor of North Carolina, defeated former con- gressman ,lim Broyhill despite Broyhill's presidential support. ,N . ff ,Q ff, W T .1 X. 4 lf you tuned into the televi- sion during l986 it was hard to miss the computer-generated T.V. Host Max Headroom. He really is twenty year old actor, Matt Frewer. XX ith a heavily made-up face and a distorted voice Matt is transformed into the robotic emcee seen frequ- ently on television. He is on the Coke commercials, has his own TV. show on Cinemax, and is also seen on MTV with his on song.

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