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

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Let us pe thankful for the women who prepare our daily lunch, Be- lovv: the staff Includes, frorn left: to rlght, Linda Bntchle, .Jeanette Goodnnght, Alta Chrusty, Kathy Johnson. Bonnie lvlerrutt, .Joretta Deal. The back rovv, from left to rnght Includes: Carol l-lollar, Linda Alprlght, Barbara Barrlnger, .Joe Starnee, Duane Shovvrnaker. These hard vvorklng ladies deserve the courtesy and kindness that they display. The cafeterla workers are appreci- ated, even though rnost pf the mme, IC IS not revealed to them. They defnnltely deserve an extra hand for all of their hard work and dedication. By: Nlary Ann Nllllar' wwe 'ffiiikifiiif . A l llsgvik K ' - - H- X x. Rn BB

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As we all know, keeping our rooms clean could be anim- possible task to uphold under the scrutiny of whomever is watching over us. But, our custodians. Mr. and Mr-s. Swink, are doing a tremendous job of keeping the entire school in immaculate order. The seemingly never-ending tasks appear simple under the expertise of our custo- dians. However, it is ob- vious to everyone that with- out their hard work, dedica- tion, and patience, our school would lack beauty on the outside, as well as on the inside. However, how one's hard work and diligence could go unnoticed is unknown. We are dependant upon the custodians of our school to keep it clean and make it a pleasant place to be. Their hard work and willingness has been a great service to all of us. Unfortunately, most of their diligent labor often times seems un- noticed during the constant hustle and bustle of an aver- age sohool day. Now, the opportunity has arisen to recognize the Swinks for their services to our school. Thank you. By: Mary Ann Mlllor Henry Morrison, and Flay Morrison are in the positions of being the Night Custodians, After Nlr. and lvlrs. Swink leave, then it is their turn to come in, and take the place of the day custodians. lvlr. and ivlrs. Swink. the school's day custodians help to beautify the school. Without the expertise of them, South Fiowan would be just another school. Thanks for your dedication to us. aa Jnfnnnx

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cheerleader, student, musician RAIDEFIS As students of South Fiowan, it would seem that we all have very little in common: Each of us expresses a personality, preferences and ideals, unique to all others around us. Every conceivable interest and background are repre- sented among those with whom we mingle each day. Yet, the many names, faces, and impressions amazing' ly resorb into one common mould: one school, one body. one spirit. That oneness, that binding spirit, is exhibited ir every aspect of the curriculum. It is one of pride, unity, an brotherhood felt among students, administrators, an alumni as well. lt is the spirit of South lflowan, the tie tha binds, and is a vital, living part of all who claim it: fo together, there is only one of us, male or female. athlete. x ffl lX