Pender Academy - Phizzog Yearbook (Rocky Point, NC)

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34 JUNIORS Christy Barden Chris Baynes Cori Carmichael James Griffin J.F?. l-linson Anne Holliday Wayne Humphrey Steven Kornegay TGGETI-IEP? WE CAN During the 1985-86 school year the junior class was busy trying to finance the Junior-Senior Prom. They sold everything from Mug-O-Nuts to can- dy bars. Bake sales were also held to contribute to the cause. Working fora common cause seemed to draw the juniors closer together. The junior class sponsored the an- nual Homecoming Dance, which was quite a success. During the Home- coming ceremony the junior class was represented by Cori Carmichael, Charlene Shepard, and Lynn Wolfe. Receiving class rings was one of the highlights of the juniors' year. The junior class also experienced a cou- ple of firsts this year. Economics was one of the new state requirements and the juniors were the first to take the course. Many of the juniors took the SAT, for the first time, with hopes of having scores high enough for col- lege entrance. The class of '87 anxiously looks forward to their final year of high school as the GREATEST Senior class Pender Academy has ever seen. , it r' Q RK., X J T i 5 wtf E r ,f'. t. .tfr -rrf IQ: Q gjri

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Cheri Baiiey Shuny Brittain Kristen Brown Greg Cain Tanya Cook Sandi Cressey lNot picturedi Wendy Fletcher Cindy Fountain Don Gurganus David Kornegay Charles McNeil Cheri Bailey looks as it she knows a secret! Class Officers: Chris Sullivan. SGA rep., Andy Todd, Sec.- Treas., Rob Walls, Pres., Erica Talbert. SGA rep., and Kristen Brown, Vice Pres, 36 SOPHOMORES LOOSE CDN THE I-IIGHVVAY The sophomores entered their second year of high school with a rather large class. lt was an exciting year for some of them as they were able to participate in varsity athletics. The fortunate ones who made it through Mr. Robert Corrington's Driver's Education class drove to school for the first time. Many of the sophomore girls were on the Homecoming court. Cheri Bailey and Cindy Fountain represented the sophomores, while Kristen Brown repre- sented the Monogram Club. Erica Talbert represented the Spanish Club, Shelly Robbins represented the Annual Staff, and Wendy Fletcher represented the Varsity Cheerleaders. This year the sophomores took some initiative and decided to sell candy sticks to get an early start raising money for next year's Junior-Senior Prom. The sophomores would like to give a special thanks to Mrs. Cherry Randall for assisting the class during their fund-raiser. The class of '88 looks forward to their junior year and all the responsibility and excitement of preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. we at 1 yr 1 L -X r . at f be , G ' it ' rp l 4 .. . .4 .'ii V i , 'if ,D K ' A . .1 Est. f.. - I ,gy V X 5 2 ,:,1'x- fl .. . ..'- 5: 1 '1 ',-1. E