Pender Academy - Phizzog Yearbook (Rocky Point, NC)

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Preparing for the Junior-Senior posed many questions. For the I u- niors who had to organize the Prom these questions came early. Where will it be? Is that a good band? How do we finance it? Can we get Mrs. Casey to do all the workp if not, who will? The Juniors decided on Poplar Grove Plantation in Scotts Hill as the site and Mght IfWnd1-as the band for the Seniors' big night. Fi- nancing came from numerous sales and raffles. As the Prom drew near, more questions arose. Will I get a date? Does your tux fit? Are you sure its the right color? What color is your dress? How should I wear my hair? Oh no, I forgot to order a corsage! Did you make the dinner reserva- tions? Prom night is a magical exper- ience and always ends with the same question. Did you have a good time? Mrs. Clark and her first graders shake their booty while mousersizing, Cary Squires, Renee Dixon, and Keith Casha attempt to clean up Miss Hodum's Spanish Class following their pifiata making project. Lynn Wolfe warms ug' on a chilly night of football at Wake Christian Academy.

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Advanced Biology students Angela Babb, Renee Dixon, Gina Humphrey, Pat Joyce, Kim Eakins, Kym Simon, and joy Lynn Owens prepare to discover the Marine Resources Center on a blustery October day. Dressed as Pilgrims and Indians, Kindergartners Shaun Waff, Abbey Zambrowski, Sandy McManus, and Rachel Murrell enjoy their lunch. Grades K-3 made their own costumes and table decorations For their Thanksgiving celebration. ' Tonya Wallace, Kim Crouch, Nikki Depland, Amy Thompson, and Angie Creech dress up as Pilgrims during P.A.'s annual Thanksgiving feast. jeff Pierce and Chuck Richardson add a touch of as class to the bus while on their way to Wake Christian Academy. Mrs. Casey said, Brent Coston, you're not supposed to look at the keys when you type. - xkkl lk A 'ff' ' ' 35

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