Rocky Mount High School - Hi Noc Ar Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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STTUCDCSIKWT LIIFQ Remember the time you studied into the wee hours of the morning to prepare for that big English test only to discover the next day that the test had been postponed? What about that evening gown in your closet that reminds you of the formal banquet that wasn't? Frus- tration, embarrassment, fear of not fitting in - they were all part of student life. Though we tend to look back on those mo- ments with fond memories, we remember the tears and the pain. VVe know they will never come again. Of course the good times were special, Sharing laughs with friends over pizzag slow dancing with the one person you most enjoyed being withg or just being yourself no matter how uncool . . . Dorothy A. Batts 6 - Student Lile Her job after school allows Stephanie Mitchell to cover some of the expenses of being a high school junior, mi' KJ'-3 'w 1 f Among those making the music that Gryphons love include sophomore Keven Smith senior Michael Wax and junior Ernest Batts.

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Shine Brightly 'ro 2 asf H-ag... l .45 M. Lua? fi.-' 5, 'N 3' f f '. v ' l' i 5 V, ,. vwin.-3 1 'U ,girl-Zgtzi. .1.7.,., .. .A W. ,.,Q yy., , . ik-fnwgfiiunin Making waves in the Albemarle Sound, senior Jeff Hardee spends a perfect summer day on a Kawasaki jet ski. i ffl if .,.,,,,,.w Q ai Ai: C. Bradshaw 1. Gryphons are ff1, exclaims senior Beth Mauldln as she teaches foreign exchange student Selina Luchsinger Gryphon tradition. Supporting Senior High's nationally ranked band, junior Ken Hicks buys balloons for alumnus Amy Wilcox at the band fair at City Lake. Introduction

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w , J f a E.T. encourages a youngster to love a Gryphon. His assistants, senior Mollie Piosenbloom and sophomore Mary Cerjan, stand ready with extraterrestrial favors. :B S an X G Q' - 'L , .5 -'Us Q , -1 2 I - f ,. ,kyw X , ., i X . u., I J, Moore Student Life l