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

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The best things in life are not free as Darin Turner, Chad Queen, and Brian Koontz discover. Mrs. Morris collects dues for the Key club. Photo by J. Plummer lt's hard being a salesman as Darin Thomas discovers. ln the hard sell audience are Steven Stowe and Jeremy Surratt. Photo by C. Weaver i Officers - Bottom Row: Brian Koontz, Vice Presidentg Laura Wetmore, Recording Secretary, Melinda Bailey, Corresponding Secre- 68 X Key Club fzj tary. Top Row: Chad Queen, Treasurer, Darin Turner, President. Photo by S. Roof No, they are not working on the chain gang. Sidney Johnson, Wayne Teasley, Darin Turner, and Paul Benfield get the soil in the court yard ready to plant monkey grass. Photo by B. Burgin hx I-f snag .1 ., gf, at 'skim .. .f-fffl kj ,MSSQ- ? E ,K I-fl E rv-eg 'WW' I

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:spanned 'Sf ' 1 gf 'sv K on Y asf i KX Washing away the dirt. Parrish M- - 4 McDaniel washes the bus to get ridlof . the slang remarks inscribed in the dnrl. L Photo by S.Roof f' A A ,,,.A:f ' , Bus Drivers - Amy Andrews, Crystal Walls, Adam Kluttz, Colleen Bush, Robert Grant, Toby Holland, and Cassondra Heilig. Not pictured: Lori Mahaley and Traci Marsh. Photo by C. Watkins. Octagon and Bus Drivers X 67 ,, 4

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