North Rowan High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Spencer, NC)

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And what did you hat was the best part of the whole school year? The answer that most students would give was getting out of school far summer vaca- tion. For seniors their summer vaca- tion included one must - going to Myrtle Beach for graduation. These plans and reservations were always made months and some- times even a year ahead of this special time. They spent this time relaxing and being with their best high school buddies because who lsnows when they would get to see their classmates again. Some students went all out and do on your Summer Vacation? did their vacationing out of the country. George Shuping, for ex- ample, spent three fun-filled and educational weelss in Europe with mainly students from Salisbury l-ligh. l wash 't roa impressed with the teenagers aver there 'cause they were kind af shabby. Bur fr didn 'r bother me because I had a lar af fun with the other sruderirs I was with. Also Jeffery Cockrel traveled to the Alamo in Texas and to New Orleans. 'My trip ra Texas this summer was raa har ra handle, explained Jeff. Others were just satisfied with being out of school and celebrat- ed by having a picnic, talsing a trip to see a movie or just dancing, Teresa Pepper said, The time l spent with my friends made the summer more memorable. Summer vacation was always welcomed by all students when it came. By the time August rolled around, they were eager to get bacls in to the swing of school, but this didn't last long. Soon they were dreaming of summer vaca- tion again. For summertime picnics, Alicia, Lisa, and Sandy sport shorts and shades,

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Sven rhough ihey irise io do differenr 'hings during iunch, Jenny, Down, ond xfudsie choose ro do rhenn rogorher Two options for iunch, FEAST OR FAST hor is rhe fovorire porr of schooi? When osl-xed rhis mosr soid lunch. Nor oil srudenrs eor Iunchg ond rhose rhor don'r hoye ro ger our of rhe woy or be rrornoied oy rhe hungry moo A lor of rhis rinwe is soenr on horneworis, srudying for rhe oig resr fiirh or sixrh periods, or jusr sociolizing wirh friends. 'Y don 'r eor rhe nosfy food conn- rnenred Stephanie Michael, ond Us o greor rfrne fO do Geome erryf' Mrs. Anderson, rhe cofererio nwonoger soid rhor rhe doys when oizzo is served ore rhe ousiesr. Homourgers ore pooulor roo, She oiso soid rhor during rhe condy sole, rhey iosr ooour 5100.00 o weeis. Mony srudenrs finish iunch in rinfwe ro room rhe holis, oioy foore ooll, ooslserooll, frisoee, or ro just relox. I don 'f Hnish eoriy oecouse rne lunch fines ore foo fong, Paul Blount compioined: our rhe food is ocruoify edible. 3, 1 A..-'f' 'M Since rhe shorr order iinc fnoyes fosr, Anrh The Hoiioween goblin rhroorons ro cosi o ony is oiiovyed undo ro srudy ofrer eoring spoii on Borry if he doosn'i ooy for his YGCOS 7