York Road High School - Wapiti Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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The development of our student body is constant and diverse. Within the realms of Wapitilandare facilities for each type of development; consequently, the progressive strides are noticeable on and off campus. We enjoy the challenge of the unknown. The experiments we do today may prove to be the gateway for future scientists and a better world tomor- row. We Wapitis would rather fight than NOT eat ! ! 8

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These seniors engage in a typical Wapiti folk- moot before scampering off to class. Many lasting friendships are made here ir this favorite gathering spot. At last, a chance to relax, to chitchat and find out just what is happening. This is our Mr. Lea, caught unaware during a busy moment. There ' s nothing like conversing with old friends between classes! As you travel herein, an inquisitive glance gives you a tiny wisp of campus life. A superbly trained group of teachers and advisers guide the students on their merry way through Wapiti- land. We Wapitis are very human. Just as everyone else, we strive vigorously for excellence in every endeavor and relax just as diligently. 7

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We include in our acquisition of know- ledge atime for reflecting and for sharing, atime for developing one ' s creativity, and a time for appreciating that which tends to make life beautiful. Christmas--A beautiful Christmas scene and inspiring melodious music do their part to imbue us with the true spirit of the season. Thanksgiving--A time for us to count our blessings and then to Falling into fashion means so much when we ' ve actually help- share with others. ed the fashions become realities. We learn early to appreciate beauty. We take pride in our princess on parade. 9