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

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Group journeys to N. Y. for weekend A group of 19 English III and IV students traveled via airplane to New York with Mr. and Mrs. Pace for a two-day theater weekend. At the American Shakespeare Festival Theater, the students observed a production of The Tempest. Other highlights of the trip were a visit to Lincoln Center, a ballet perform- ance, andthe off-Broadway play, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in- the-Moon-Marigolds. New additions to the English fac- ulty, Mrs. Gerstacker and Mrs. Mul- lins, were not entirely unfamiliar with the school. Mrs. Gerstacker re- turned from a year’s absence, and Mrs. Mullins joined the faculty after having completed her student teach- ing at East several years ago. Saralee Nickell Julia Lappin Joyce Loftin 22

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Library staff again promotes orientation Without the services of the libra- rians, teachers’ aide, janitor, and lunchroom ladies, East High would soon come to a standstill. These non-teaching personnel contributed to the everyday life of students and faculty. Mrs. Hysong and Mrs. Bright sponsored the Library Club, gave freshmen an orientation to the li- brary, sold paperback books, and of- fered help on term papers. Mrs. Maxwell assisted three teachers in preparation and grading. The lunchroom ladies, under the management of Mrs. Mabel Justus, prepared daily lunches for the school, while Mr. Maybin kept the school buildings clean.

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: At Lincoln Center in New York, Leta Litman and Camille Lancaster take a short rest by the fountain. BOTTOM: Mrs. Mullins appears intrigued by her class. THIS PAGE, TOP: Freshmen relax before their class begins. BOTTOM: Joan Huggins, Perry Sams, and Wayne Henry become familiar with the library.