Northwood High School - Imprints Yearbook (Pittsboro, NC)

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Susan Blanchard has been an active member of the Student Council during her last three years here at Northwood. She served as a senator in her Sophomore year, secretary during her Junior year, and this year, she is Student Council president. In her four years here, she has also been an avid student of art and drawing. She has also been a member of the science club for three years and currently is an elementary bus driver. X: I Tina Freeman came to Northwood High School in the middle of her Sophomore year. While here, she has been a member of both the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society. During her Sophomore and Junior years, she was a member of many organizations such as the Spanish club, dance club, yearbook staff, Mayfest and prom planning committees, and she was a Junior marshall. This year she is an aide for Mrs. Touhey’s TMH class and a Chatham County Morehead nominee. Tina plans to attend college after graduation and pursue a career teaching special education. » Y»N Marcie Gardner has been a member of the Northwood High School Marching Charger Band and concert band all four of her years here at Northwood. Marcie has been Drum Major her Junior and Senior year, working hard and striving to make the band what she knows it can be. She is also a member of both HOSA, of which she was president her Junior year, and the science club. Marcie has also participated in the chorus and attended the Governors’ School for instrumental music her Junior year. She was listed in the Who’s Who Among High School Students during her Junior year as well.

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Governor’s School Marcie Gardner attended Gov- ernor’s School in Laurinburg, N.C., at St. Andrews College for six weeks. While there, her main area of study was instrumental music, but she also studied philosophy and psychology. When asked how she liked Gov- ernor’s School, she said that she en- joyed the college atmosphere. The most exciting part for her was forming close and lasting friendships with people from all over North Carolina. At Salem College, Tina Free- man’s main area of study was English. She also attended classes in philoso- phy and psychology. Tina’s opinion of Governor’s School was it served as the perfect learning environment and structure. By living and working with four hundred students from all over the state, I learned a lot about myself as well as many friends. She said it was one of the greatest experiences of her life. Junior Marshalls The 1982-83 Marshalls are from left to right: (front row) Kenneth Holder, Vincent McCauley, Larry Hinsley, Angie Bright (back row) Jane Harrington, Mary Faye Dark, Laura Comer, Diane Taylor. Marshalls are selected on the basic of their class rank. Not pictured is Tina Freeman. Honors 23

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Kenneth Holder has made all conference in track and cross country during all four of his years. He has also been a member of the French club, computer club, and participated in the Boys’ State program his Junior year. He was also a Junior marshall. Kenneth has been a member of the National Honor Society during both his Junior and Senior years. A class senator her Freshman and Sophomore years, Lowan McGhee has served on the Student Council for two years and also served as treasurer of her Junior and Senior classes. While at Northwood, she has been a member of the science club, HOSA, Monogram club, and the F.C.A. Lowan played on the varsity basketball team her Freshman year and was on the softball team all four years. Lowan plans to attend East Carolina University after graduation and receive a B.S. degree in nursing. Paul Mitchum has lettered in Varsity Football four years in a row. He has been all-conference for two years. He is a team captain this year. Paul is also a member of the FFA and was an officer in the FFA his Junior year. This year he is an officer in the HOSA club.