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

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STUDTENTS FACE Tl-ll: Fl lTl ll-il-: tl IAI-il:l:l-iS South F2owan's students are taking an active interest in high- er educational plans and possi- ble careers. l-lowever, some are contemplating, on a some- what larger scale, what the fu- ture may hold. . As the modern society grows more technologically advanced, many high school students are seizing opportu- nities offered by the field of engineer- ing. Two South students. Kavln Irvln and Mark Howard, have chosen such careers. Kavln, a junior. intends to major in engineering at North Carolina State University. and dreams of em- ployment by NASA as an aerospace engineer. Mark, also interested in en- gineering. plans to attend State and later work for a major corporation, perhaps IBM or Duke Power. Very optimistic about his chosen career, Mark even anticipates earning enough money to have . . . several Ferraris and a Porsche or two to drive on weekends. Also entering the work force is a growing number of women, and the female population at South Flowan already realizes the implications of that factg more jobs are available to them than ever before. Junior Malia- aa Baaaingar describes her vocation- al plans as . . . something in the field of fashion - like modeling, having my own store, or designing clothes. l also would like to work with children. Linda Rhyna, a senior. has made a some- what different choice. I plan to go to college, hopefully East Carolina. I want to major in pre- lawllaw and one day establish my own law firm. Flealizing the pressures and difficulties associated with the field of law. Linda comments. lt will take a lot of ambition and determination to achieve anything you set out to do. The future promises diverse careers for seniors Hobart McCan- Iaaa and David Wright, two vastly dif- ferent personalities. Robart'a goals include two years as a Coast Guard officer and a later career in politics.. possibly as a senator for the State of Massachusetts. David plans to attend Western Carolina University and major in sports management. These students are not only con- cerned about their careers. but take a deep interest in the world's affairs. Some anticipate nuclear war and des- truction. Clthers, like Kavin, . . . be- lieve the Lord will prevent the world's destruction . . . we have nothing to worry about. 1 By: Jana Brown and Michalla Bara 1 .474 43,1 ...si l T F i i A -T' T A l yi Although Hobart Macanlaaa, Kavln Irvln, and Mark Howard all share musical interests and participate in South's Wind Ensemble. their career goals are greatly variedg Mark anticipates a future in electrical engineering. Kavln, aerospace l engineering, and Hobart, the world of politics. 'I 2

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Q 5 , ?,,,i, w .v ,wa.:,,:,C ,gr , a 'S ' If - p 5 aulw - as i, 5, Mrs. Joyce Cllnl pnovudas sensor' Anita Harrlng with a booklet, from che Cabarr-us Schoot of Nursnng, Anlta, hopung no our-sue car-aer' nn nur-sung. us annong rnany scudentns who PECSIVE college pr'epaPat,or'y rnanuals from our' greatly Influential guidance depamzrnentz. Mr. Blll Crlrlflold carefully advnses sensors Tommy Nunn, Paul Gamlwall, and Klm Carnpboll on the procedures and pr-accucal applncacuons of taking une SAT, The Scholasnuc. Apcutude Test: us essencsal for rnost, college bound students. Sw 8 11

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E , .Q l V 1 1 l 'bww . lil if l l . mari .JY , V, nr Senior athlete Davld Wrlght has taken his love for sporlts and shaped it into a part of his future - a career in sports management. l-le has been very active in the athletics department at South, playing Varsity baseball since his sophomore year. Lovely Mcllooe Basnlngar, a junior, dreams of modeling and designing women's clothing. She also plans to sell her own fashion creations. Senior Linda Flhyno sharpens her speaking skills as she prepares for her future as a lawyer. Hopefully. she can later establish her own law firrn. 'IB