Washington High School - Packromak Yearbook (Washington, NC)

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Mrt Hodges' summer school classes at- tended the outdoor drama, Blackbeard, at Bath. By swatting a few in the heat, Missy Fulmer practices for the tennis season. Taking a break from the summer heat, Shane Manuel strolls through the mall. Elizabeth Nagorskl beats the heat at the beach. Cheerleaders practice despite the tem- peratures.

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School Rolls In On A Heat Wave The 1983-84 school year rolled in on a heat wave. Preparations were being made by the students as well as the teachers for an- other great year. The teachers endured a hot, hectic week of work, as they got everything in order for the students. Not only were the teachers starting early, but also the girls tennis team, the football team, and the cheer- leaders. The girls tennis team practiced diligently, in hopes of another conference champion- ship. The Varsity and Junior Varsi- ty football teams struggled through long, hard, hot practices in order to be ready for another exciting year of football. Sweaty practices in 1000 temperatures were a daily routine for the cheer- leaders as they also worked hard for the coming year. As summer came to an end so did summer school, and all the good times ev- eryone enjoyed during those long summer days. Summer heat con- tinued on into September, howev- er, causing early dismissal on two occasions. Rob Jackson. Ted Melton, David Walker and Scott Moore spend an afternoon washing the car. Mark Evans and Virginia Lewis have sum- mer jobs. Teacher workdays are more fun if you take a break, Ask Ms. Johnson and Mrs. Blythe. ls blowing bubbles a new course?

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A beautiful castle was the mam attraction at the prom. The gym came to life, creating a story book atmosphere Anita Stevens adjusts Sean Phelan's bouton- niere. The band, The Vandels, plied the dancers with a variety of music throughout the evening. Tux and tails made DaVId Clark a dashing es- cort for Tina Bierman.