Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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l t 1 ,sl .p -, Q 5, xo Andy Shook Becky Short Pixie Sibley Beverbf Peoples: I can,t ever remember being as short as this year's sophomores and I am only 5' PAH. Patricia Tierney: Senioritis had made me develop a taste for double cheese pizzas. Three years a o I couldn't stand the sight o any pizza. K Donna Soulherlandx It is so hard to believe 12 years could go by so quickly. Knowing I ave to continue in life, it is sad to think I may never see some of my friends again. Graduationg I never really thought it would come-it gives me a feeling of sadness and relief. I know my life is just beginning now. Graduation is not the end, but the beginning for all of us. Allen Simms Scott Smearman Diana Smith Mark Smith Anne Sneed 'Y fifii Sammy Silver rr. as.. I f f i g 5 VIYQ I H 2 Q Peggy Sites Danny Smith Marian Snelling Buddy Simmons '.f'Ni Reecie Sloan Debbie Miriam Smith Snelling

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ix Sharon Tew Susie Toussaint Debbie Tucker Kathy Vaughn Lori Lee Thomas Tom Trafton Stuart Turner 3 f, If . l 4 me t Randi Vieberg J 1 11 sr rs. Nancy Thorn Mark Tommerdahl Debbie Logan: There is no comparison between us and the sophomores. Why canlt they be like we were, perfect in every way? Judy Faatz: My chemistry and French may not be pertinent, but my self-discipline is. Anna Reddin: Sanderson makes Chapel Hill look so good. t Q , ., N N :' 4 ie s - K ' K at - , tk ,A Q: ., ax! silt. 9 -1 '1 1 el L 5 'tq , ' 4' ' g.,.,i gl K t 7 I A s Lpr asf' 1 1 K g 1 Q 4 A ' v gfiiiiii 1-f s- 'Z is bi' X . xx 523. 'f' I Q Steve Urben Danny VanDevender Joanne Vetter Patricia Tierney Bonnie Trevillian 'K M! Fred VanTassel Stan Hall: We may brag about getting out of school but most of us regret leaving. Jennie Watson: A Senior: How can you define 'cPerfection ? Me! Dean: As seniors we,re in- dividuals who know all the an- swers and are now prepared to conquer the world, as ong as there is no work involved. 237