Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

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BY ANDY DEGUIRE Throughout our high school years we encounter many who touch us in special ways. These people, through thick and thin, are our friends. Monica Granger and Vicki Hughes were born five days apart and have lived next door to each other ever since. In the past twelve years of school these twins have done everything together. Monica com- mented on them going their separate ways after graduation. It’ll be like pulling an iron spike out of a railroad track with a broken fingernail. In good times and bad, they have remained the best of friends. Beth Davis and Leslie Odum have been friends ever since kindergarten. When asked what they do together, they named a myriad of activities. Some in- clude spending the night together, going to the movies, and riding around. Perhaps, most important, they share their problems and encourage each other to get through them. Through the years and all the activites they have become best friends. TCHS has brought many people together. Keith Nowlin, Mitch Tucker, and Ricky Bush, the original “WILD BOYS, have been best friends since ninth grade. On the weekends they get togehter and go waterskiing, riding around, and triple-dating. When asked how they felt about their friendship they sum- med it up in one statement. Despite all our dif- ferences, we have remained friends. That’s what being a friend means — being there. And at TCHS, through good times and bad, friends are friends forever. STUDENTS ENJOY SOCIALIZING during their lunch hour regardless of class rank. 8 Student Life

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A CHALLENGING TRIGONOMETRIC function is the topic of discussion for Jeff Humphries and Brenda Kruis. PAUSING BRIEFLY BETWEEN classes, Leslie Odum and Beth Davis take a moment to exchange ideas. IN BETWEEN CLASSES, Kathy Rogers, Shawn Flowers, and Elizabeth Martin plot their next move. Student Life 9