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

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B5 tifqggg , t ,g 1 is i Word Up? Cris Bender prove-s lw can dance. With continuous music il was pos- sible to dance from the- outset of tho clam 0 until shortly after midnight. Student Life-29

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dies Choic 1 U. Cireeted with tl sniile and .in otitstretciheil hand, students enter the V180 Sadie llawkins Dance to tincl Mr. Stephen Cun- ter. Mr. Gunter, the Special Projects Committee advisor, is in charge ot' super- vising all committee activities, including taking the admission fee of two dollars. Captured in the at t, Tim Watson and linda Coggins sing along to Louie, Louie . The Disc lockey combined a variety ot' new hits with several old favorites. 28-Student The weeks before Christmas vacation found the guys of Broughton being wooed and courted by the entire female population. It was weird, at first, being asked out by a girl, but I could get used to having someone else pay for my datesf' exclaimed Junior Charlie Ken- nedy. Sadie Hawkins, a Broughton tradition, is a role reversal for most males. On this date the girls do the. asking, and pick up the bill. Senior Charles Bell remarked, I really didnlt have much to do with the whole thing. All I did was say 'yes '. The Friday of the dance the Special Projects Committee transformed the cafeteria. Strands of garlands and three dimensional snowflakes helped to capture the holiday spirit, and the two live Christmas trees also added to the decor. As Ricky Eiswirth put it, The Dal. was awesomel I was furious when Mr. Gunter turned him off! After the dance the fun wasn't over. Whether making late night runs to the Breakfast House and IHOP, or attending one of the many breakfasts, students social- ized and visited till the wee hours ofthe morning. I loved itl I wish we could do it more than once a yearll' Thus the thoughts ofCaroline Frye summed up the evening. ash ,av 1 .ft

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Spring Break Scrapbook Spring Break is an all time favorite for most students every- whereg Broughton students were no exception. Spring Break is a time to forget all the pressures of school and to learn how to live on your own! explained Senior Roger Smith. As the 2:35 bell rang enthus- iastic students full of plans dashed out ofevery open door. I begin the countdown right after lunch. First hours, then minutes, and finally seconds. It takes so long for Spring Break to come yet it passes so quickly! com- mented junior Lara Lovingood. The worst thing about Spring Break is you never recover. You get a taste of what the summer is going to be and it just ruins the last nine weeks of schoolf groaned Sophomore Erin Tracy. Beaches everywhere were packed with students working on great tans and having a good time. As Sophomore Sherry Mendenhall explained, For me Spring Break is a warm sunny day with the ocean waves breaking along the sand and hundreds of high school students living it up during their vacation from schoollv Junior Jodi I-Iaire agreed, 'llt is a time out of school to be with friends or family and go to the beach! Spring Break comes and goes each year. Although it is never quite the same, strong memories and lots of fun are always ex- pected. Q Q 2 Three hot women, Cammy Worth, Deanna Pollard, and jill Dembicks come in from the sizzling beach for a cool drink. Many groups painted cups to remember their fun throughout the year. As a member of the Myrtle Beach Buffet, junior Suzanne Iordan models her favorite shorts - boxers. Comfort- able clothes were a must during Spring Break. 30-Student Life