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

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INTENSE BATTLES IN THE FALKLANDS ERI'I' FALKLAND 9 Between April 1 and June 14, an intense battle for the South Atlantic Falkland Islands raged with Sea Harrier jump jets, Sea King helicoptexjs, Vulcan bombers, rockets, missiles, A-4 Skyhawk fighter jets, Mirage interceptors and thousands of young British and Argentihe lives on the line for the glory of their leaders Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Pres. Leopoldo Galtieri. At the same time, here at NHS, we thrilled to iumpshots, lay-ups, and rebounds with 12th grade champions, coached by Mr. Hall: B. johnson, T. Law,Jerry Bigelow, G. Shelton,J. Thomas, K. Wade, L. Gregory, J. Lee, and P. Williams. Coached by Mrs. Harvey, the 10th grade girls champions were B. Carter, A. High, C. Hancock, S. Minnis, A, McMillian, A. Wheeler, c; Stewart, R. Wilkins. 66

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OLE-SAMBA RHYTHMS - CHEERLEADERS BRAZIL, the fifth largest country in the world-inferior in size only to Russia, China, and the United States of America-has the largest river in the world the mighty Amazon and the highest waterfall Iguazu, which dwarfs Niagara. All races are represented in the 100 million Brazilians, including streams of European immigrants to the temperate south. Much is inhospitable, being covered with dense rain forest jungle growth. Brazil was discovered in 1500 by Portuguese sailors and still is the only Portuguese-speaking country in the Western world. Its capital is Brazilia, one of several beautiful cities, such as Rio de Janeiro. Products of Brazil are gums, resins, essential oils, waxes, timber, cellulose, petroleum, gold, manganese, coal, zircon, and iron ore. Big game hunting still takes place in the Mato Grosso wilds for Jaguar, lion, and crocodile. 1. Betty Dotson 2. Cheerleaders 3. Rita Wheeler 4. Mrs. Theda Muth, Sponsor 5. Alisa Scott 6. Tina Saunders 7 8 9 0 . Sonja Armistead . Cheerleaders . Petrella Cleary l . Cozetta Stewart

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