Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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.ki 9. I 5. .Mf,.e2Nf Chris Voigt Martha Voland Laura Walker: Although the past 12 years have instilled patience in me, my education has suffered grieviously. Johnny Jackson: This is my last year of solitary confinement. Susan Meier: At first, those twelve years seem like a waste, but not after you really think about it. Xia si I if r f 5,454 4 Q ,K 4 , K t X 1, af , ft. 4' .-., . J ,rf I t, 0..- Tammy Walston Jan Warren 1 4 Michael Wells Tim Westbrook qt Q7 X 1414. 5 of 5 it 1 f A is it er 'ii it , 3 .f- Q, 'EB ' 3' X -iv ' it lp K yi .Wy f 'o' Q iw Q 5 ' Q g S .t.: A i V::,, ,EE il as Ji -that Q - A A Elaine Voyce Jerome Wagner Scott Walker Wayne Walker 13- Ab E' t, , as it .L W we' -.lr ,J Mark Warren John Watkins itJ5 V' 4 i 3, . Q M1 if ryli ' g 'J fi I ., A y h v m y ad A D.-aff! Deborah Whitaker Leslie Whitelock Laura Walker Debbie Waller Jennie Watson Denise Wiggins

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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

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F? 'l 'l Q, E7 I at W, .f . ' I I,: P D I ' , C L: i j , K ' ..,,mkV I . 1 Q . , C if Cindy Williams Nancy Williams Tom Williams W W ' . fn , i ,, - iis . rg l in 5 ,- .x lib A' - xt. tl., M : - P s i - A . iii -C PFI , t' , :.' - - 'af' -F 2 sg , Q' Joni Wischhusen Ted Woestendick Lynne Woodard Tom Williams: High school is not l only a preparation for college, it is an introduction to society. Norman Bennett: Seniors are at the height of intelligence com- bined with laziness. Karen Crawford: I have wasted the time I spent at Sanderson. Sanderson has a lot to offer e such as teachers who will listen, Burch Wrenn helpful courses and a library filled with books. However, these resources will not be forced on youg you have to want them. Michael Hall: If you don,t have an education you don't have any- thing. Chug Latham: Seniors are some- thing that sophomores and juniors wish the were and when they are they wis they werenlt. Denise WUFS1 P 7 i , Barbara Williamson Gynell Woodruff Cindy Wright Chip Younce .tv ' N Q lj David Winn Randy Wooten 1 is x Rim. xXX if at lx fr' fr 1 as 6 X Daphine Wright ly' we Y' 'T . - , My-T x f 'x' 41: 'iff , :mtl li' xv P 'fmt' ' 7, 'tw Q1 3 .C li f 5 ,Y 1 . --35, - .li 1t-'- ,Sgt Q . 315: ,. t .AN . L.. Q iffffjxl Kathy Zorowski 2