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ff' Q Q ,t S, Thing To D0 Jane Trammel and Tracey Beaver get some Candy at the Peanut Shack from Phyllis Clemmer. A group of North Gaston students spend their Saturday nights in Dimmensions parking lot. ears up for a Friday night football game. Ss North Gaston students enjoy halftime at the Shelby football game. T , ,f nd Sam Locklear clown around during the football game. Student Life X 25
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Places To Go There really aren't a lot of places to go in Gastonia on the weekends, but some students make the best of what.it has to offer. The most popular hangouts are McDonalds, Eastddge Mall, and Dimmen- sions. Some altematives for students are for them to go to parties or to Charlotte. Most students who work on the weekends miss out on school games and just about every- thing else but the parties. Brooke Halk stated, 6 'I work on the weekends, but sometimes I ride to Franklin or go to McDonalds,, ' Mike Muskelly, who works at Hannais Cafeteria, added, I never have time to do anything except play football and work. ' ' Thea Propst said, ' 'I go to the mall to shop with friends on the week- ends. ' ' Jeff Rogers just ' 'hangs around with friends. Halk Muskelly dglmlnnill,qq.l1asdqn Q ride the train at Time-Out. Greg Bivens watches cars cruise Franklin at McDonalds. Propst Rogers 24 X Student Life
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AN ARTISTIC VIE PDI North Gaston is foitunate to have a group ol' talented students who can transform an empty canvas or lump ol' clay into something pleasing to the eye. But their talent isn't anything magicalg they are an students. With paint and a brush. these students can give blank canvases color and detail until a picture is complete. Or, some students can mold clay into sculpture. such as a vase. giving it shape. texture. and color until their desired look is achieved. The success ol' these art students comes from practice, dedication. and an open mind to new ideas and criticism. The limitless styles of an gives each student the freedom to express his ideas or feelings through his artwork. This can be seen in the diversity ofthe paintings and pottery that are pictured. i 3 t l .N ? 9 X 1 i f 5 fan. 4, ' . N-en' ' . rf' F 6 l ' i ii JD Bonnie Burger Kathy Mason Andy Pasour 26 X Student Life ' 1 , I i F' Q 1 Nl Tina Revels tx Ulf ., xv ' 'Off ,ug I ,ig 1 ll vit, ,av .N Hurt'
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