Topsail High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hampstead, NC)

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VVE ARE Brothers and sisters - sharing secrets, helping out in a pinch, and becoming involved in harmless sib- ling rivalry. Topsail High claims many 'tfamilies within its ranks. We are certain this helps make a closer- knit student body. Students and teachers alike rec- ognize resemblances: Aren't you Jeff and Ann Atkinson are not surprised that older brother Charlie was too late to get into this picture. Melvin London, Fred Sidbury and Eric Lon- don are just too cool. r FAMILY so-and-so's little brother? You seem to be as crazy as that brother of yours! Siblings must put up with comments such as these. With the recent addition of 7th and 8th graders to the senior high, the accumulation of brothers and sisters created a circle of friendship throughout the hallways. Campus Life 121

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The Jacobs clan - Clareas, Torra, Ray, and Shelia -W span the grades from 7 to 12. Tracy and Tonia Howard love to tease each other between classes. Joanna and Amy Stuckey are sisters and pals.

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1 i 5 1 i wx et, ,, if Vlfendell Neville finds that older modeled cars suit his tastes perfectly. The convertible top is just right for a night tor dayl on the town. William Corbett, Eddie English, and Gene Taylor take the pus home. Could they be dreaming ol the day when they'll turn 16 and can sport their car around campus? Four wheel drives were popular this year. Here, Alan Cutler displays his truck which has seen many a mudhole land car washl. . fm,- . l 2 ' l. H 1 - L - . , ' ' sl 1-,api .sv 5 K , W E K4 is: 5 .ss. if .--- I f 7 . ., f, 4 K .. . , , .vi,p... : :-- ig . S35-egg. . :- Q - - . r irrs or - ' ' iiiiiii wisp if , Q rx E .Em ---- r ,qs , 12 ,sly N! - T ss W ,Q k su. ,. if- 1 fy ii Q 5' FS Q N' 5 I 2' R ' xii., l . ' V 1 k -ks V - s Y . i S tswswm 'M 122 Campus Life Bob Duncan proudly sits behind the wheel of his candy apple red Mustang.