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

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Everyday activities take more skill when you have an extra arm or leg to carry around. Alex Freeze and Rob Ervin display this skill. ,-,,..- i.. -m, W Y BROKEN LIMBS YEAR This year we had a bumper crop of broken bones. Between car acci- dents and sports injuries, it seemed like every time you turned around there was somebody else with a cast, brace, or crutches. Senior Trent Plyler summed it up when he said, It makes you more aware of how dependent you are on your limbs. junior Alex Freeze said, I missed a week of a school and a lot of work. Then I missed more school when I T5 W 4,4 S COMMON THIS went for a doctor's appointments. Many students this year sported the leg cast and crutches look. A lot of them said that even though it was hard to maneuver, the worst part was having to wear jogging pants everyday. Senior Karen Bell was in a car accident and said, After you have a wreck, it changes your driving style. It makes you more aware of what you did wrong. Christy Osborne Melissa Overcash Teena Overcash ISLLBALISBI Shannon Passmggg qson Patton ' e jamie Peele Emil Pennin er Roger Perry Scott Phillips julie Pike nna ' Bryan Pless Mike Pless julie Powell Paul Powell 1- Robin Powers Cindy Price Gary Propst Frankie Pruett --L--9 Amy Puckett Chris Quinlivan Jtnnzlaas Lisa Rathbun . -7' Zane Bay Tammy Raymer CaLZiLB22X-is Chris Reid ...-.- SOPHOMORESX99

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RADD INTRODUCED BY PAUL, jIMMY AND TONY RADD, Raiders Against Drugs and Drinking was a new addition to South's extracurricular programs. The purpose of this newly developed club was to become more aware of the drug problems among our youth. Also, it lended sup- port and offered understanding to people who are in need of a shoulder to lean on. Members of the club planned a drug-free atmosphere with Eganky Reynolds Garietta Rhames Qargggta Rhames ,Angela Ridenhour Shawn Rittenhouse Qggg Rivera hili River K ichael Roach joe Robaldo Susan Roberts --1-1 Leslie Rodden Nick Rodelli 1+ Melissa Rogers Rhil Rogers Eric Rollings Mitch Rousey Kulsoom Roy Laum.RiLd:r, I. I E Steven Saine ,-.--. Scott Scercy Kim Self Wendy Sellers An elo Se mour Jplicihi Jamrfiuf jim Chad Sides ' ' son Patti Sims 100fSOPHOMORES wholesome, fun activities. To be a member of this unique club students first participated in a two day workshop, which was mandatory. There were various speakers from all over the state who spoke to the membership. N ,,v-fv 'WY Nr-'Q' sw E.. it ,, 2 f , , kk. -i.