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

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A Moment to Relax: Michael Honeycutt. Kevin Moose. and Tony Brown exude self-assurance in casual coordinates of vivid colors. f5q?lazxnlmaiig!lII fl. U -qu ..f ' - Marty Gives it the GQ Look: Marty Campbell appears to be the epitome of I2 ! Fashion sophistication. N.. W.. nf am HUM!! V37 A Touch of Class: Modeling variations of red and black dresses are Genia Neely. Millette Freeze. and Stephanie Miles. Feminine Mystique: An elegant cream and slate biouson is modeled by Tracy Ashburn. Qawai?x5 44 K. fn. Ji -z-1 M, '5, K x..y,-ff4jj f' 1-i X rm ,1- 'ian gf Ezra Qi if uv , ,, g- - -- 1 ' aj t 1 fu, .-'. r it -H1 L ,4M. fp?.?U-M54 v.. V ,T-' 1: tvg' , i- - L. -vt, 5.2 rw f :Ivif ,Qt if 11' ' f . v 2- V, '1 - ,, if 4: - 'TJ -WAX. N1-79:35, f Q , gzmesasla image' - 3 w.l1'ig Q-A W Y ,,,s, M7:,:l Q .L V P-j-jwu 'X 'j

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What's Developing? New RCTC Program Initiated ln the spring of I983. funding was made available for IZO students at South Rowan to begin military train- ing. Under the direction of Lt. Col. Duncan and Sgt. Maj. Burke. the first Army Jr. ROTC program in the county is one of thirteen in the state. Developing effective leaders from the young men and women of today is the major goal of the program. ln achiev- ing this. the axiom. He that would lead must first learn to obey. plays a key role. Essential elements that affect the strength and effectiveness of the unit are self-discipline and respect for au- thority. To each cadet. wearing his uniform is a reflection of pride. They must portray respect for others and themselves while insisting on perfec- tion. The cadets are told that, the best led men are victors. Every member of the South Rowan cadet corps there- fore must be a leader - actual or potential. By Janiie CK1l'fl1 Hard Work and Dedication: Karen Burgess busi- ly types at a computer. A Moment of Glory: Ricky Pate raises thc American Flag while the band plays the National Anthem before a home football game. ROTC! ll

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1. x ia -...A 4... ..-...tl Freeze Frame Fashion Flair at South Fashion plays a key role at South. Often described as a way of life, fashion is stylish dress and sophistica- tion. Everyone wants to be in vogue, and clothing is no exception. Students continually seek new means of expressing themselves. This ex- pression is shown through vibrant and exciting colors. Styles also allow for Southern Vogue: Tricia Baker poses in a gray chemise with a fiery red inset. Opposite her in a gray-striped blouson is Millette Freeze. individualism and creativity. As a special project, students under the direction ofMrs. Karen Drye mod- eled clothing from Brooks Fashions and Ritchie's. Both stores deal with high fashion. Students who modeled are: Tracy Ashburn, Tricia Baker, Tony Brown, Marty Campbell, Millet- te Freeze, Michael Honeycutt, Stephanie Miles, Kevin Moose, Genia Neely, and Gregg Seaford. By Tricia Baker li-I Dressed to Kill: Captured for the moment are Michael Honeycutt, Greg Seaford. Marty Campbell, and Tony Brown. Oriental Influence: Millette Freeze, Tricia Baker, and Stephanie Miles go zany in Oriental style costumes. Fashion I l3