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

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ON AN AFRICAN SAFARI -0.? . h. ' Mi : SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Back: Sherri DeShazo, Pres.; Miles Goosens, V. Pres.; Front: Vanessa Rucker. Treas.; Charlotte Demarcey. Sec. CLASS FLOWER VIOLETS The Sophomore section is dedicated to the continent of Africa, perhaps the birth place of Man, a land of contrasts from Morocco to the Cape, from the Nile to the Niger, from jungles to deserts, from Animists to Islamics; Arabs, Dutch, Germans, British, Portuguese, French, and many others have called its rich lands home. Today, African countries are struggling to become world powers of 20th century status. SCQPHQDMCDEES SOPHOMORE CLASS MOTTO DOING WHAT YOU LIKE IS FREEDOM; LIKING WHAT YOU DO IS HAPPINESS. SOPHOMORE CLASS COLORS: LEMON YELLOW AND TURQUOISE BLUE SOPHOMORE CLASS MASCOT x Ii '31.? g? WM II t w HM , jxf' Mpmwrn. fat WW I

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The Republic of the Philippines lies about 400 miles off the southeast coast of China and just above the equator. From top to bottom the chain of approximately 7,000 islands stretches some 1,000 miles. Temperatures average 80 year round and humidity is 65-9596. The 40 million people are mostly Filipinos whose adventurous ancestors came from Indonesia about 200 B. C. Magellan ndiscovered the islands in 1521, but the Chinese already were trading there. By 1564, Spaniards had taken over the area, establishing the capital at Manila. Dewey defeated the Spanish, and in 1898, the U.S.A. acquired the islands. Over 70 languages are spoken in this predominantly Roman Catholic country, but most speak English as their second language. They export rice, pineapples, sugar cane, abaca, and copra. The last great naval battle of World War II, making the U. S. masters of the Pacific, was fought here at Leyte Gulf. Top left: Tammy Cochran, Feature Writer: David Bell, Feature Writer; Chris Quesenberry, Feature Writeujeff VanDyke, Sports Reporter. Top middle: Ronald Billips, News Reporter; Lee Lambert, News Reporter; David Lane, Sports Reporter; Vickie Dalton, News Reporter and Typist; Joe Thomas, Sports Reporter. Top right: Melissa Walton, Page Editor; Patrick Boyd, Editor Typist, and Photographer;Joyce Jarrett, Feature Editor; Donna Chinsolo, Assistant Editor. Page Editor, and Typist, Melissa Nester, News Editor. Bottom left: Mnjames Angove, Faculty Advisor. Bottom rightjeff Oster, Correspondence Editor: Mike Pickett. Sports Editonjoe Constantino, Sports Editor, Page Editor, and Photographer; James Oliver, Page Editor. N0! pictured: Bruce Selvey, Photographer.

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TANZANIA Belva Baker Melvyn Barber David Bell Ronald Billips Kimberly Bowlick Melanie Bowman Melissa Bowman Louis Copolo Lisa Coppola James Cunningham Geneva Davis Charlotte Demarcey Sherri DeShazo Patricia Dickerson Renetta Dickerson John Dockery Betty Dotson Andrea Easley Sandra East Trina Foster Tanzania's Serengeti Nat. Park has the most spectacular concentration of game left in the world today.