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

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Leslie Harrison Sophs Fill Their Scholastic Shoes ecoming a sophomore had its advantages. You were no longer thought to be a young, immature fresh- man. You had one year of high school under your belt and could be thought of as a veteran . You were no longer thought of as a green, inexperienced scholar by the superior upper- English and Biology created a chal- lenge for young industrious sopho- mores. This year was the beginning of diffi- cult, college-prep classes. The sopho- more yearwas the foundation for the junior and senior years to come. Aca- demic indolence of the freshman year classmen. T Becoming a sophomore also had it's disadvantages. Academic pressures popped out from every angle when you were a sophomore. Classes became harder compared to the freshmen year. Courses like Geometry, World History, was looked on as inexperience. The rest of the school years will be filled with scholastic stress. Eric Short. Sweating it out in Biology, Avery Wilkerson and Rhea Milton accept their academic challenges. Photo by A. Starnes. Scott Hawkins . Crystal Heilig Amy Hicks Tonya Hollingsworth Chris Holshouser Barry Hopper James Houpe Willie Jackson AI' 44 X Sophomores: Harrison - Jackson i 5 as S . P H S 4 Q A i ,J

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, J . T4 .Q fl LADY LEADERS ophomore in Latin literally means, wise fool . The second year is meant to be an eventful, informative experi- ence. Even things as important as class elections can be fun. The fact that once again, sopho- mores have elected all female officers was unexpected. These l wise fools elected as their lleaders: Monique Ruffin, president, lTracie Maynard, vice-presidentg 'Malva Clement, secretary, and Rhea Milton, treasurer. With no homecoming floats, class l f l l officers had to find a substitute for participation. Officers generated en- thusiasm through the building of dummies for class competition. Tracie Maynard expressed, I wish that homecoming floats had not been taken away, without them, we really weren't that involved. The sophomore class has again displayed their need to be different by electing all female officers. These ladies have helped to lead the way to a successful sophomore year. Steph- anie Michael. Kathleen Davis Larry Dixon Susan Edwards Kevin Ennis Antoinette Ford 1 .fc '- Veronica Fortson Lance Garrison e':S::'.t.... Crystal Gilbert Jamie Gobbel Karen Gobble Keshia Griffin Latonia Hairston Greg Hannold Sophomores: Davis - Hannold l 43

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Darrell Jacobs Chris M. Jefferies Chris L. Jefferies Keith Jones Latonya Jones Ronald Jones Donna Kern Fabia Kesler Lisa Koontz Brenda Leach Ginger Leazer Michelle Livengood Chevella Lomax Derrick Luckey Tarsha Mallett Tracie Maynard Stacey McCIuney Wendy Melton Angel Merritt Michael Miller Rhea Milton Terry Mitchell Teresa Moretz Todd Morrow Beth Motley Sophomores Jacobs - Motley f 45