Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Sharon Myers: The so- phomores and juniors played with determin- ation, and I can under- stand why. The seniors are forever winning at everythincg and the spiphs an juniors want- e to break our record. They truly played a good game. But the seniors played better. Lisa Stevens: I had never been so embar- assed in my life until they carted me off in an ambulance for my broken ribs! Nancy Dillard, you're lucky youlre not playing next year. Jim Harrison: Home- coming brought me two things I don't see as often as I like. One is an exciting atmos- phere, the other is a date. Susan McPhail.' The cheerleaders and ma- jorettes, were just lovely. After seeing what good-looking legs those guys have, 'll never show mine again. Ann Hollowell: Why did the seniors beat us? They had more hair on their chests. Scott Barnes: On the basis of my erudite education, I refuse to answer on the grounds that I might incrimi- nate myself. Robin Holland: Speak- ing from an unbiased opinion, I think that the referees did an excellent job consid- ering that they were not professionals. Angie Holt: The Ger- man Club has a monopo ly on the language floats.

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