Topsail High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hampstead, NC)

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Jr. high students crowd the bench outside in order to show ott their style , Two pairs of brightiy colored vans meet during lunch. Footwear has become as eyefcatchirig as other clothing, o i K Nhn..-Jing fd E Q V f HMV H :War VVHWS bzxltri rr D 'H 'sw - r ew : 7: ,,.., ,. fur ,, -: ff' ,,,, - 1 1 ww:?m,,z: 1' ,www r of, zff' rr. , in .rffwgg H - Be-rets are in! Torra Jacobs and Susan Sattertield model their versions, Right: Grady Funderburk, ISS coordinator, is dressed to hypnotize perched on his Mazda RX7, 124 lCampus,i,ife

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Some Topsail students really know how to rough up a car. Phillip Strange's VW Bug has been through it all, MW. CRUISIN' The entire student parking lot is total desolation. All is quiet and still. Suddenly, the sacred bell rings throughout the campus. lt takes a billionth of a second for the brain to send signals to the nerves for a re- action. The cries of another school day's end fills the air and students burst through doorways and crowd the halls. Two by two, or in groups, these students meander to the park- ing lot. lt is once more filled with the familiar sounds of cars revving up, beeping horns, radios turned up full Eric Smith and James Davis get home the economical way - they let their tennis shoes do the walking. volume, and friendly shouts to friends. This is the time one must decide his means of transportation, Will it be the faithful yellow school bus, lvlom in the family wagon, a ride with a chum, or could you pos- sibly be one of the lucky ones and have a brand new 4-wheel drive for classic lvlustangl awaiting you in the parking lot? Whatever it may be, the major consideration of the day is transportation. Socializing on the bus or taking a Zip trip with friends is a relieving way to release frustra- tions. ln a cloud of exhaust, one by one the cars disappear. Campus Life 123

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wr M - ,,, l 21 V .::.. 541- vi. V 35 ' 'L f- ' r ' u 5 f K gl Aw fr in J .,,,.,,,.. . ,V .. 43,LM.Su'w Mc sw.,- F5 'ik if t ,rf- cf 1 . , was 3 s.. .. fill iss . s . : , N fr, it LGCDKIN' What's fashion? Anything that shows a person's individuality, and style. Needless to say, we do have a lot of that at Topsail. For instance, how could anyone miss Renee McGee gallivanting around campus in her glittering, glowing garb? But fashion isn't just the clothes you wear. It can be the way you do your hair, or the car you drive. Most students like to express their individ- uality in these ways. Shannon Baum models his favorite look - casual but stylish in a two-toned jacket. Dressed in one of her less extravagant outfits, Renee McGee certainly gives fashion a new definition at Topsail. ' r l DH Fashion can be influenced by a number of things. ln the Topsail area, the beach has been the main influence on our students' styles. Sunglasses, Ocean Pacific sports- wear, and jams show up throughout the campus. The fact that it's 300 below outside has no effect at all! No matter what day of the week, or the season of the year, you'll al- ways see a variety of styles at THS. Campus Lite 125