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

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IA; 1 A wag; OF TALENT On Feb. 7, 1982, the Key Club and the SAE Club sponsored a talent show. Prizes awarded by a panel of student and faculty judges were lst place, Francis jennings and Anita Fredrick; 2nd place, joey Copolo; and 3rd place, Donita Vaughn and Carol Hancock. Also participating were Tim Brooks, Eva Capparelli, Donna Chin- solo, Marcia Sizemore, Theresa Price, Patrick Boyd, the Stone City Band, and Mrs. Darlene Clark on the piano. The talent show was greatly enjoyed by both performers and audience. 48

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ATLANTIC OCEAN Spanish is the official language, but English f'is used for business purstes in the t deihican Republic Whiih, has four million people of Spanish, Indian, Negro descent. 3 Roman Catholicism is the major religion in h this island country which is the eastern tw0e thitds of the island of Hispaniola where IVS of the area is massive mountain ranges. Fertile lowlands in the well-watered north . v t progim e cacao, coffee, fine woods. such as J tmah'tagany, rosewood, stainwood, gru-gru, palm, cypress, and pine. HoweVet, the major crop and industry is the production of sugar for export. Mrs. Goosens and son Miles enjoy the World's Fair. MI . Bellittiere visits Chnada. .mw - Ruth Payne in Charleston at a wedding. Miles Goosens enjoys playing the guitar at his aunt's.

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MI W ll 'hJ u IIL MEXICO On the southern borber of the United States lies the beautiful country of Mexico. It is one of the many coun- tries that make up Central America. Most of the people are mixed Span- ish and Indian or pure Indian. The people have kept the old customs, making a trip to Mexico like a step into the past. Here we may see Quet- zalcoatl, the god-king who gave the people com, a pyramid worship site at Chichen Itza, and the maguey cac- tus. 49