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

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Facing off. Fun is generated by class com- petition for most spirit honors at pep rallies. Photo by J. Loftin. Beating Salisbury is always fun, no matter what the sport. Bryant Davis is all in Corey Neely's face to prevent him from gaining yardage. Photo by B. Burgin. F T ii' . - 'P P at-.4 L .w 4 ' f tal w' R' 'QW9' , if s l V. X LW MW? ,,a',if' N 'L , Pizza, friends and field trips. Time out of class is usually fun. Tonya Hargrave and Aleisha Hawkins enjoy lunch alter seeing a French play in Winston-Salem. Photo by D. .W 4 Q- y wif: W- ' -LW E u gi.. zvxoz f -W ' 71, Having fun without even trying Dance The first day of school for seniors rs a fun routines during the Celebration of Youth day since it is the last first day of school most were fun to learn and to watch. Photo by D of them will have Photo by C Weaver Crews. I 2 2 Turner. E , Q lin l 10 X Facing Fun

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Puttingon a face. Drama class member - Frank Iackwell applies makeup to Carole Oakes as Kimberly Weatherspoon x observes' Photo by C' Weaver' Putting on a calm face. Football is not just a Q Q contact sport. Its also a psychological con- N f Whataface! Barbara Puckett clowns forthe test. Mr. Thomason seems to be winning, camera. Photo by B. Koontz. Photo by J. Plummer, f W... me ..- ,.,,. .. ,-..-un ' The face of exhaustion. The pain of a cross-country race shows on Chad Cook's face. Photo by C. Watkins False faces. If you don't like your own face, simply choose another. Guess who? Photo by D. Turner. t Making Faces f 9

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NG ou've faced choices, faced stress, and established your face, it's time to face fun! School is not all work, there are fun times, times we'll remember long after we've forgotten how to solve for 'x' or what the eight parts of speech are. Fun has many facesg the faces of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors cheering loudly at a pep rally as the cheerleaders lead chants that make the pulse race and the voice hoarse: the faces of our opponents as our football team sweeps to victory on a cool fall evening while we snuggle with our boyigirl friend. Now that's fun! A major factor in the fun level of life is acquiring a driver's license. Usually sophomores experience this thrill and enjoy the freedom of not depending on a family chauffeur. Juniors have the delight jand agonyl of planning the prom. This so- cial highlight ofthe season encourages everyone to put on their best face land clothesj in order to make a memorable evening. Seniors have the ultimate fun of graduation. After four years of classroom lectures, homework, tests and exams, the anxiety of apply- ing to college, or looking for that first job it's time to take the diploma in hand and head for the beach! Freshmen, look what lies ahead for you. Wipe that smile off your face, you've got three more years! Most people think of school as all work and no play. When you look back on your life here at North, the memory of the work may fade, but you will definitely remember the fun and the faces. Stephanie Michael and Darrin Turner. 33' freshmen' . clalltl fun for Andrews- Band camps? 9:33 Powell -dia!! and GW ptnnelie Bla ' AshleY G00 practicll'1Q- Micheue xjoneikpposgg to be S Ptusm are MiChae Facing Fun i 11 photo DY S'