South Rowan High School - Southerner Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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Journalism students found their task of producing an annual, newspaper, literary magazine, and senior scrapbook a little easier with a two-period block in which to work. Nevertheless, deadlines still had to be met, layouts had to be correct, and with the larger student body, indentification of pictures became even more difficult. In spite of the frustrations, the staff managed to be themselves and enjoy the efforts of their labors. Mrs. Faggart, Advisor Wayne Crosby, Debra Kluttz, Angela Shue, Lena Blackwell, Phil Adkins, Rhonda Stirewalt, Bonnie Herman, Karen Blume, Regina Galyan, Toni Howard, Jeff Crapster, Kelly Graham, Julie Ramseu r, Teresa Sloop, David Sides, Carla Roseman, Brian Boardman. Not pictured: Howard Flora. Journalism Staff Enioys a Day in the Country

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Rhonda Stirewalt Ulf you have built castles in the air, That is where they should be, Now put the foundations under them. - Thoreau Mx , -feeeffr I .Q . p M Karen Blume Memory is the treasure and guardian of all things. - Cicero And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. - the Beatles A ff-tif- t We k,... Newspaper Editor Angela Shue One meets his destiny often in the road he takes to avoid it. - Unknown Journalism Editors 5

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The school calls the yearbook statt children. We think they're wrong. We iust like to have FUN! l' ' Q1-is 'N- mf The 1980 Southerner Staff was successful in selling 908 annualfnewspaper subscriptions. This was the first year that annuals and newspapers were sold in one combined subscription. Brian Boardman, high salesman, sold 77 subscriptions and received a free b k d ws r year oo an ne pape subscription. ,-xvt were J. li nf ,M f N i' iw Yrr ., y ,.,' ' r Journalism 7