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

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'izhqvftie ' f1 'I 'r ' if .c,w'onw72s'. - , ,gg 3.5 fi 'P f Q, 7 ' A g4',,.f t , p 1 '49 up-1' r ell' V Q, filly ,, 1 ,, 5, Y K' A . S PUbliCafi0hS Staffefi both lohn lohn writes forthe newspaperstaffand YOFKITIHH and IGSOFI Plummer BPPVS' lason writes and photographs for the iate a break between dreadlines . annual Staff- Outstanding Seniors ith a very active senior class this year, choosing ten outstanding seniors was difficult, The annual staff considered each student in the class nominated thirty four seniors for the faculty to vote on. They considered the contributions the students made in terms of academics, art, athletics, drama, music, organizations, andfor publications. The top ten vote getters were chosen. Amy Andrews served North as an athlete, team manager, club member, and bus driver. She played basketball and tennis and managed basketball and softball. She was a member andlor officer of the Anchor, Key, A.C.T., and French clubs. She played in the band three years, drove a bus two years, was a class officer three years, and Homecoming Oueen as a senior. Andre Archie contributed his skills in sports, academics and as a class leader. He participated in football and basketball all four years and in baseball for three. Although the sports seasons limited study time, Andre consistently made good grades and was inducted into the N.H.S. as a iunior. He was a also a Latin club member and served as Sophomore Class President. Paul Benfield demonstrated leadership skills all four years. He was elected to a class office three years, and student council each year, serving as a class representative, Pub- licity Director, and First Vice-President. He was also Key Club recording secretary, and N.H.S. president. Paul played in the band and attended Boy's State, He played basket- ball two years and football and baseball all four. Andrea Britton worked four years to earn athletic and leadership recognition. She played basketball for four years, and she ran cross-country plus indoor and outdoor track. She was Student Body President, class treasurer, Publicity Director, officer of the octa- gon club, and member of the Key, Latin, H.O.S.A., and Pep clubs. She also attended C.irl's State and the Converse Leadership Program. Krista Hicks was totally involved in North activities. As a busy club leader, band member, and scholar, she only had time to run track as a sophomore. Krista was a class officer or student council member each year, and a member of the Anchor, Key, Octagon, and French clubs. She was A.C.T. President, academics Editor for the annual, and a N.H.S. member. She was a soloist in the Marching Band and was an All County Band member. She attended Rotary Leadership Camp, was on the Quiz Bowl team, and was Chief Iunior Marshall. She was on the Homecoming Court and was a Morehead Nomi- nee. Stephanie Michael was also a very busy student. She made balancing books, clubs and band look easy, As a Quiz Bowl team member, Iunior Marshall Co-Chief, N.H.S. member, Math Contest participant, and Morehead Nominee, she did her share of book work. As a Student Council officer, Anchor, Key, A.C.T., French, and Octagon club member of the band's flag, rifle, and winterguard squads, Stephanie did her share of legwork. lason Plummer accomplished many things at North. He managed the track team as a freshman and wrestled as a sophomore. He participated in the Octagon, Key, and Drama clubs plus N.H.S. He was secretary of the Latin club and attended the state and national conventions. He marched in the band four years, played in the iazz band and earned All County honors. He went to Boy's State and worked many extra hours as a yearbook staffer and photographer. Sherri Stodard made contributions in athletics, academics and organizations. She played basketball her first year and managed it the following two years. She was a football manager and head student trainer, having attended trainer clinics during two summers. Sherri was in the N.H.S. and she worked with the A.C.T., was Octagon Vice President, H.O,S.A. Vice President, and a library assistant. Sherri was also a yearbook business manager. Darrin Turner could always be found working on a school profect. Key club president and annual co-editor, Darrin was always busy. ln addition to three years of baseball, two years of marching band, French club and Student Council membership, Darrin maintained top grades and was included into N.H.S. as a junior and was a Iunior Marshall. He attended Boy's State, the N.C. Scholastic Press yearbook workshop and the Rotary Leadership Camp. lohn Workman became more involved each year at North. As freshman, he played basketball and played in the band. As a sophomore, he added tennis and basketball manager to his credits. As a iunior lohn became involved in several clubs and was chosen for the All County Band and Boy's State. As a senior, he participated in cross-country, Student Council, and worked on the newspaper staff. Outstanding Seniors X 33

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Service with a smile. Amy Andrews, Andrea Britton and Sherri Stodard serve North as a bus driver, Student Body President, and student trainer, respectively, They each contribute in other ways as well. . if lf, , ,rM,,,..U-q I pt-f Good friends and friendly competi- tors. Stephanie Michael and Krista Hicks are known for their hard work and good grades. Academically they are the top two students in the class of l988. Athletes and scholars. Darrin Turner, Andre Archie, and Paul Benfield find time between practices and games to hit the books. They are successful both on and off the field. 32 X Outstanding Seniors X- , A., . I

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Henry Adkins Melinda Bailey Felicia Bargeman Titus Batten l Z Dennis Berlien Dwayne Bivins t Q XX N Q Xl Michael Blackwell Orlando Blackwell HEADS OF THE CLASS eading the Junior Class were well rounded students who cared about the future of the school. They were chose by their peers to represent eleventh grade interests. In the past, the class officers were responsible for building the float for home- coming, but with the elimination ot floats, there was less to do. Officers for the class of 89 con- sisted of Melissa Secrest president, Colleen Bush vice president, Ronnie Fiti secretary, and Sidney Johnson treasurer. Melissa Secrest ex pressed the mutual feelings c her fellow class officers by stat ing, Being elected by my felloi classmates let me know that was liked and appreciated which meant a lot to me. Junior class officers provide. leadership as heads of the class James Sloan im: 'S' 4 y V E Lori Bostian Kathy Bost Duane Bowers Walt Brotherton Devona Brown 34 i Juniors: Adkins - D. Brown