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

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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.

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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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THIS PAGE, TOP: This year’s newspaper staff consisted of top row, left to right: Diane Dixon, Carol Perry, Karen Scoltock, Sandy Sosebee, Beverly Baynard, Pat Jones, Linda Freeman, Vera McGraw, Dar- lene Veach, Kathy Hefner, Mike Hamrick, Bruce Peace; bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Hunnicutt, Kathy Cairens, Penny Nuckolls, John Andrews, Ronnie Fender, Valerie Hardin, Terry Lowe, Mrs. Gerstacker, Henry Simmons, Kathi Kronenfeld, Mike Jones, and Mike Dixon. BOTTOM: Mrs. Gerstacker and Mrs. Hunnicutt, newspaper sponsors, discuss the Eagle Echo. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Lorraine Roper takes a breather from an English assignment. BOTTOM: Mr. Lynch, a student teacher, and Mrs. Pace head for another day of classes. 24