Northwood High School - Imprints Yearbook (Pittsboro, NC)

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School spirit Careful planning and hard work by cheerleaders of NHS led the student body to the most intensive and best Homecoming in the histo- ry of Northwood. Spirit week provided students with an outlet to be natural. The originality of the week was capped by crowning the 1974 Homecoming queen, Lynette Parrish at the Union Pines game, Oct. 26. FAR TOP LEFT: Students do their ‘‘thing’”’ at the homecoming dance. CENTER: The Lovelights Combo gets into shape during a short break. BOTTOM: Glen Hackney becomes distin- guished on 50’s Day. TOP LEFT: Could it be chewing tobacco that Mr. Dannelly is sneaking into his pocket? Maybe so! BOTTOM LEFT: Geoffrey Roper intends to see all sights on Hats and Shades Day. TOP RIGHT: Poor Susie Roberts smiles even though she is snagle-toothed. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Huneycutt, the pretty little farmer’s girl, waits for her change on Farm- er’s Day. CENTER: Robby Helbert and Senor Ray Johnson show off their bit with hats and shades. BOTTOM RIGHT: Patricia Farrell and Elaine Hooks dance to the ‘‘wild’’ sound of the 50’s. 13

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dp-souuny jsil4 Asaids jouer Lynnette Parish Homecoming Queen 1973 Homecoming Court 14