West Mecklenburg High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Local businesses make annual staff’s quest a reality Dy vreirossossnosnsocse 7 By selling advertisements to local companies, the financing of the TOMAHAWK was made possible. Business staff members began selling ads during the summer and worked devotedly through the first few months of school. By working together and making it their quest to sell as many ads as possible, they began to see how jobs became quests and learned that with the help of others, goals can be met. ABOVE: While helping the business staff, Pam Parrott checks for dirt in her air filter. LEFT: Mike King prepares to face the business world by picking up his freshly cleaned suit. Quests 11

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While junior classmen were planning a candy sale to finance the prom, sophomores began new quests in the environment of senior high school. Although classes were separate and unique, they contributed new dimen- sions to the school life. As graduation grew nearer, seniors began to look forward to new and exciting oppor- tunities. ABOVE: Before having her Junior Class picture made, Joy Threatt pays her deposit to Sharon Gray. TOP RIGHT: Senior Tereasa Wright calls the roll during a meeting of the Student Council. iP RIGHT: Tricia Bowen, Rosanna Wil- i liamson and Patricia Stanley compare schedules during open house. 10 Quests

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Quests... seeking, striving, searching. Having hopes, giving them life. Putting every effort toward the realization of a dream. Working for the day when that dream becomes a reality. Quests... for lasting relationships. Making friends who help us, understand us Giving us confidence in ourselves As we work together, our friends become A part of our minds, our hearts. Lingering over last weekend’s memories and dreaming of tomorrow’s quests, we began talking; and our ideas soon became mosiacs of thoughts and feelings.