Northfork High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Northfork, WV)

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l 1. Seniors sign for special portraits with editor john Brant; 2. Students queue up for pictures with the yearbook staff; 3. Outside Debbie Parks directs band pictures; 4. Cooperation on picture day; 5.Joey Copolo makes a page; 6. Miles Goosens and Tammy George slow down eager student Petrellia Cleary; 7. Angie Lusk gets direction for Senior Portrait by Photographer Jim Graham; 8. Students sign up for pictures with the staff; 9. Cindy Hicks, Mona Ware and Tammy George direct seating at the Yearbook's movie; 10.janine Sizemore, joey, and John Brant enjoy creating pages; 11. Cindy,joey, and Mona are on the photo sign up line; 12. Yearbook staffer Betsy Belcher sits for her portrait; 13.john is unleashed on layout plans; 14. Janine studies faculty layouts; 15. Eva Capparelli and Anna Semonco plan their sections of the 1983 yearbook.

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30 Caribbean Sea COSTA RICA called the Switzerland of Central America. Rugg d1 esque, Costa Rica is about 300 miles loii'g by 7 wide. It ha? 9 pnbulgtion; ofizibout . democratic republic withiazisinibleig San Jose, a handsome modem city pf 182,000 t1, 0? Spanish extraction Its sound economy ahd its ievidEntfiiros- parity are based primarily on agriculture; coffee, bananas; and cacao. Abaca, a plant from which manila hemfpyiitsid in making cordage, is made, is the fourth major cto ,Cgstaii Rica also exports cotton, tobacco, plywood, email H The NHS Keywanenes of1982-83 are hitting L to Ri Rhonda Reed, Mona Ware, Tina Saunders. Aiiurita Wheeler, Yvette Mathews, Brenda Brown,Jackie Evans, Andrea Bethel; istanding L to ID Libby Walton, Alisa Scott. Cozerta Stewart. Debra Lemons, Andrea Edwards, Kris Witcher, Marie Price, Yvonne Stephens, and Lynda Wade. Mrs. Bush UefQ is the sponsor of the Keywan- ettes.

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32 GET YOUR TICKETS FROM THE Scarlett Goosens, Adviser John Brant, Chief Editor The yearbook staff pages are dedicated to the island republic of Barbados, which was formerly known as Little England, and which gained its independence from England in 1966. Missed by Columbus, Barbados was discovered and settled in 1627 by the British. It lies 100 miles east of the Catibbean arc and is non-volcanic. Most of the area 00 x 14 milesh is softly rolling fertile countryside, planted with sugar cane. The climate is ideal, the best and healthiest of the Lesser Antilles area, tropical, but receiving constant trade winds. Bajans are 95h: African with the rest of British extraction. The houses are pink and red coral set in nutmeg groves. There are horse-racing, boat regattas, fishing, and tropical foods for the tourists. The religion is Anglican; and English is the official language, but most speak a hard-to-understand mixture of pure English, Cockney, Irish, and Scots, plus local phrasing. Q Dominique E1 n1 que Anna Semonco, Organizations Editor t. Lucia St. BAR OS T Vincenaiidgg 0WD 9 t m ha 4;, .0 NW 3 a t, Ge? 4 UGrenada joey Copolo, Business Editor janine Sizemore. Circulation Editor