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

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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST? David Diggs and Todd Shoe careiiilly approach 21 new friend thvy niet in Circus World at the new Salishury Mall. David and Todd prove that not all guys go to the mall to pick up girls. Photo by A. Pricc. YOU LOOK MAH-VE'LOUS! Clhilflil- ing Chad Mitchcll and Gina Hodge diirv to hc dilhrrcnt with an cxciting ncw fashion stiitcrncnt. while shopping at Stuartys in thc ncw Salisbury Mall. Photo hy A. Price. BOBSEY TWINS. 'lluiiiiicy Stricklaiid and Shana Mills,-r zittcinpt to pick up 'icliiclcsv in liont ofthe PL'kllll1tSllLlClC, at the ncw Salisbury Mall, The dudcs'l are South Rowan gruduzitcs Miko Burke and jamie Scnls. Photo hy A. Price. Mall Life! 1.3

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nto the Mal i Salishuryps new edition attracts Raiders with job r openings and an exciting new place to shop and socialize. The Salisbury sMall challenges the Carolina Mall in Concord with curiosity for the new. With the opening of the malls doors came numerous so- cial, recreational and employ' ment opportunities for South Rowan students. Curiosity drew thousands of lockers and 'buyers to the new attractions grand opening held Wednes- day lilly 30, 1986. Before the mall opened the closest mall was Carolina Mall. Senior Kristi Satterwhite, a Salisbury resident, said, The new Salisbury Mall is much more convenient for me. Before the mall was built I had no choice but to drive the ex tra students enjoy having a wider variety of places to shop, Melanie Pearce, a senior, said, Since I live in China Grove, the drive to either mall is about the same. I just like having the choice of which mall to go tof, The mall caters to a broad range of shopping preferences with its thirty shops. Some of the most popular shops are Record Bar for the latest hits, DA Kellys for new fashions, and Gateway Books for those much needed Cliffnotes. The mall provides a place to hang out with your buddies, NMr. or Mrs. Rightfl Although the mall is a great place for fun, we must not forget its usefulness. The stores supply many items necessary to us, ranging from our school supplies to that super outlit for your special Friday night For many students, is their source of income Senior Mia Watts said, I enjoy working at the mall because the job experience is a big advan- tage and I can go shopping before and alter work. By Teresa Bost and Christy Everhart and look meet new 12 f Mau Life s r

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RAIDER PRIDE! Seniors Michelle Kerr, Traci Young and juniors Kim Beasley, and Holly Basinger show their support for the Varsity Football team. The cheerleaders play an important role in athletics at South Rowan hy supporting them 100 percent. Photo hy S. Miller. SERVICE WITH A SMILE? Senior foreign exchange student Maria Carls- son practices her serve in tennis. Sho was caught here during one of her rigorous daily workouts. Photo by G, Michael. Mai' LITTLE RAIDER. This future Raider watches a football game with his in- terested futher. South heat Northwest Caharras 7-4 in this highly defensive contest. Photo by S. Miller. CURLINC IRON. junior, Roger Car- ter prepares for the football season by lifting weights in Advanced Vlleightlift- ing. This class provides many students who are serious about weiglitliiting a chance to get in shape. Photo by Carithers. SVVEATING IT OUT! Seniors, Scott Searnon, Kale T hompson, Eddie Stack, Gene Bassinger along with juniors, Dale Earnhardt and Mieliael Wright run through pass plays during one of the many grueling loothall practices this year. Photo by I. Carithers. 14 I Sports Life