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

Page 28 text:

Who Did What? Edward P. Koontz: Wrestling 2. Key Club 2. latin Club 3.4. State and National Conventions 3.4. Drama Club 3.4. Stage Band 2.3.4. Concert Band I. Marching Band I,2,3.4. Capt 3, Drum Maior 4. Drum Maior Camp 4. Bonnie L. Lewis: DECA 2. Latin Club 3.4. Library Asst.. Student Secretary 4. lohnny L. Loftin: Key Club 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. lunior Marshall 3. French Club 4. Photographer 3.4. Newspaper Staff 4. Summer Ventures 3. Economics In Action 3. Lori E. Mahaleyz Key Club 2. Student Council 2. National Honor Society 3.4. French Club 2.3.4. Marching Band I . Bus Driver 3.4. Library Asst. 4. Guidance Asst. 4. Who's Who 4. Traci M. Marsh: Key Club 3.4. French Club 2.3.4. Anchor Club 4. Band I,2,3.4. Rifle Squad t. Flag Squad 2.3.4. Rifle Squad Capt. 3. Bus Driver 3.4. E. Parrish McDaniel: Cheerleading 2.3.4, Cheerleading Capt. 4. Track 2.3.4. Octagon Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 3. President 4. Latin Club 3.4. Key Club 3.4. Band I,2,3.4. Stephanie A. Michael: Student Council I .2.3.4. 2nd Vice Pres. 3. Sec. 4. Sr. Class Treas.. Drama Club l.2. Key Club 2.3.4. ACT 2.3.4. Octagon Club 2.3.4. Anchor Club 3.4. Treas. 4. French Club 3.4. Quiz Bowl Team. Band I,2,3.4. Flag and Rifle Squads. Winterguard I .2.3.4. Basketball Stats. I .2. Annual Staff 2.3.4. Co-Editor 4. lunior Marshall. Opti- mist Essay winner 2. Math contest 2.3. S.P.E.C. 3. Economics in Action 3. Students in Co. Govt. 3. Morehead nominee. Iohn L. Miller. Wrestling 2. Football Manager 2.3.4. Marching Band I,2,3.4. Concert Band I ,Symphonic Band 2. Wind Ensemble 3.4. Boy's State 3. C. Yvette Mitchell: Basketball I,2,3.4. Softball I,2,3.4. Volleyball I. DECA Club 2.4. Anchor Club 3.4. FHA Club 2.4. French Club 3. Dionne N. Mitchell: Student Council 3. French Club 3.4. Anchor Club 4. Chorus I,4. HOSA Club 4. Christie Nichols: Drama Club l,2.3. HOSA Club 2.3.4. Secretary 4. French Club 3. ACT Club 3. Band I. Chorus 3.4. Carole D. Oakes: Drama Club l.2.4. Tennis 4. Marching Band I,2,3.4. lazz Band 4. Teresa L. Pepper: HOSA Club 2. lason L. Plummer: Track manager I. Wrestling 2. Octa- gon club 2.3.4. Key Club 3.4. N,H.S. 3.4. Drama Club 4. latin Club 3.4, State and Nat. Conventions 3. Marching Band I,2,3.4. All County Band I,2,3.4. lazz Band 2.3.4. Boy's State 3. Who's Who. Photographer 4. Annual Staff 4. Barbara E. Puckett: Band l,2.3. DECA 2.3.4. Parlia- mentarian 2. Service Award 2.3. Vice Pres. and Historian 3. President 4. Broyhill Leadership Camp 3. National Career Development Camp 3. G. Douglas Ray: Wrestling 2. Pep Club 2. Vocational Award 2.3.4. Stephen B. Roof: Football I,2,3.4. Basketball I,2,3.4. Baseball I,2,3.4. Photography. Rosemary Rustin: Student Council I. DECA 2. Band l,2.3. French Club 3.4. F.H.A. 4. Homecoming Attendant 4. 24 f Senior Stats: E. Koontz-Rustin

Page 27 text:

N v-XA., M so s Y Tamara G. Land Bonnie L. Lewis David I. Lewis lohnny R. Loftin Lori E. Mahaley Rodney S. Mahaley Traci M. Marsh Michael McCullough 4 M E. Parrish McDaniel Shane M. Merritt Anthony Mewbourne Stephanie A. Michael Seniors: Land-Michael X 23

Page 29 text:

LN Seniors Earn Privileges he panic mounts. Sweat pours and it's not that hot. Formulas, coniugations and history facts swimming around in heads make normal con- versations impossible. lt's final exam time. But not for seniors! Most seniors would agree that the BEST privilege is that of exempting the dreaded final exams. Those seniors smart enough to come to school every day and! or make good grades avoided final exams. This reduced the pressure of having to pass the big test in order to graduate. Another privilege that the seniors en- ioyed was early dismissal for lunch. For seniors whose stomachs growled angrily begging for food, this was a blessing. As the rest of the underclassmen ran to the lunchroom doors only to be met by a long line of other hungry underclassmen, the seniors chowed down, savoring their se- niority. A sound the seniors waited three years for was that of All rise for the seniors. As the seniors quietly filed into their assigned seats in the auditorium they were greeted with unfriendly ieers and envious looks from those who were stand- ing for them. This resentment was over- looked because this was the privilege that gave seniors the strongest sense of superiority. The privileges mentioned above are the obvious ones known by all seniors, but one not widely advertised is that of getting your way with the teachers. After twelve years of experience in the trenches of education, seniors know what Mrs. X ex- pects, what Mr. Y likes, and how to charm Ms. Z. How to be really slick as a senior is a privilege in itself. So how do seniors get this quality? They get it the old fashioned way, THEY EARN lT! lamie Sloan Although some would disagree that getting to eat CAFETERIA food first is not really a privilege, most seniors appreciate the opportunity to leave home- room a few minutes early to go to lunch. Photo by C. Weaver. Senior Privileges! 25