East Henderson High School - Highlander Yearbook (Flat Rock, NC)

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HIGHLANDER Staff The job of laying out each page of the annual falls ta Lorrie Suttles, Wayne Walker, Brenda Landreth, Patty Capps, Lana Lance, and Martha Bruce. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Morton and Susan Hill. What is the Highlander—a book, a story, an idea? It is not any one of these, but a summation of all, plus you, the students, who are the school, who are the yearbook. An idea is conceived, is fashioned, shaped, and then flowers into reality—the reality of a dream consum- mated, of the fruits of a successful labor, of the satis- faction that comes from producing a record that will continue to live with you. We hope that in the Highlander we have captured some of the treasured moments of your year at East Henderson High School, that you will spend many happy moments reviewing its pages, reliving the ex- citement, and reflecting over the year’s events. Editor Linda Reese and Mrs. O’Shields check each page before it is sent to the printing company. “I hope this is the last roll of these things! 26

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See: Se: ORGANIZATIONS. . . . an important part of our high school life . . . the activities through which we learn to serve. 25

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Patty Capps, Scott Jones, Gayle Young, Buddy Gordon, Kathy Griffith, and Roberta Henderson write up and type copy for each page in the yearbook. ie bis spy ties Business manager Mary Edwards just couldn’t believe it when layout editor Ma- linda Blythe and copy editor Sandra Case told her about the staff’s $4,000 budget. All pictures except class pictures are taken and devel- oped by Kenny Com and Allen Johnson with the help of Mr. Fisher. Business staff members in- clude, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Beddingfield, Linda McCarson, — Jackie Bell, Sheila Bishop, Gayle Nix, and Buddy Gordon. 27