Topsail High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hampstead, NC)

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Michael Shepard is putting posters up while Mr. Jordan is taking a leisurely walk down the hall. Loaded with homework, Monique Carrington prepares to go home . , ' labove-J The mad dash to the classroom is broken as Zarnell 5-lardlson makes a quick trip to his locker. irightl Michael Oppegaard checks Eric Rogers' hair for fleas, 116 Campus Life W W is E in ' ,f --i' ii l i , H M .. W W f 2 ,--1,1 , i , ,,-v,V Yi ff, 5 , :gem , W 5 ,55.g,?, 2 f feezvwxw' ' ff yi.. ,www L ' i S5 in X X -- ' ' gf i - 1 H W J -'ff f '-- ' , , V, , , f' . ' if A Q , ffff ,,,,., J W' , A 'Li x y' , ? fi l Tiff gzc i if UNH, V in ' 5' 'H' ukrgffaagikf -,X L I f mf' qgjjgiig , ,,,,, , g gf , i Q Z ii , U ' i 5, ,255 in i i - ' ,,,, , , V' i H f ,fi , w E 4 S E Ei

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Y You didn't hold out for the out-of-the ordinary or the uncola, but preferred the down-home taste of Sundrop. PASSING FANCIES Phil Collins was the favorite choice of groupsfsolo artists followed by Prince and Freddy Jackson. Dizza Hut won by a landslide in the most popular restaurant. Students upport this Wrightsville Beach establishment faithfully, as it is always i popular hangout for teenagers in this area. Through the years, we experience many fads and favorites. Later in life, they become reminders of our teenage years. The yearbook staff polled a large percentage of the stu- dent body and compiled an accu- rate account of your passing fan- cies. Is it the upbeat tempoed music or the East Coast-influenced styles they wear that attract you to this hot television series? Whatever it is, over SOOA, of you chose Miami Vice as you iff T.V. show. And actor? Why, Don Johnson, of course. In close second, came The Cosby Show with Bill Cosby as your second favorite actor. Heather Thomas, of the Fall Guy and Ally Sheedy of such mov- ies as St Elmo's Fire were rated as your favorite actresses. Many of you spent the past sum- mer, or part of the summer, work- ing. The majority of you worked in restaurants. Golf courses and gro- cery stores came next. For those of you who love good jokes, you enjoy the ones by Eddie Murphy the most. Bill Cosby also seems to tickle your funny bone. When you aren't in school or at your job, most of you spend your free time playing sports such as basketball, volleyball, surfing, skat- ing, or softball. Since we are re- stricted on the pictures we take, it wouldn't be appropriate to cover your second favorite hobby, party- ing. Representing a favorite pastime, students demonstrate their love for sports.

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Calvin Marshall, Pie-nee Fuller, Sonya Clayton and Willis Moore walk in harmony together like a family. K l-lallways, Who's Zoomin' Who The senior high hallways at THS have always been a place to find good conversation and comic relief between classes. With only tive min- utes to catch their breath, it wouid seem impossible for students to find time for tan. However, gossip, laughter and surprising situations spread through the halls, awakening their senses. Enthusiastic crowds find their own corners in which to socialize, and in this short time, stu- dents can be themselves . Tired Too much homework is giving Shannon Reeves back problems. minds find a welcome relief from the daily grind of the classroom. Junior High students only wish they were so lucky. With a mere three minutes in which to change classes, they barely have time to open their lockers before the bell is ringing. Obviously, this cuts down considerably on socializing, min- gling, and their oftentimes friendly spate . This is the truly energized group. Campus Lite 117