West Charlotte High School - Lion Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Smiling while he struts. Junior James Daughtry spends Friday night at West Char- lotte's homecoming dance. C C here's the party this weekend? While walking to cars and buses Friday at 2:15, students formed plans and made dates as books got thrown in a corner until Sunday night. Couples paired off to see movies such as i'The Return of the Jedi, while the more con- servative movie-goers trekked to the midnight movies for the great classics like 'iThe Rocky Horror Picture Show and Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Through tradition and as a re- sult of a winning season, the football games often became the starting point of the weekends. The direction stu- dents followed after the game was never consistent. Discos, parties, restaurants, and sleep were among popular destinies for the Lions. When the old routine of Charlotte activities became too boring, students sought action in other areas. Cherry Grove, Lake Norman and Sugar Mountain were favorite spots outside Charlotte. Weekends are the only time when you can really relax and not have to worry about school. I don't know what I'd do with- out them, said junior Mar- garet Johnson.

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it 2? X Z Q Shooting the Breeze. Sophomores Damon Hooper and Tommy Rose find time to converse during a busy day out- side the student mall. iPhoto by J. Averyl E-L-E-C-T-R-l-C-l-T-Y! West Char- lotte's teacher of the year, Bill Phillips, and junior Syphay lnthanonh experiment with electronics. iPhoto by C. Crewsl Q9 BX Typical Day 23

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