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

Text from Pages 1 - 229 of the 1975 volume:

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If?C5.S,S-MQ 7- f'ZoY'E of 1fThe distinguished decision makers for the 1974-75 school year are Left to Right: Leland Zollinger, High School Supervisor, Glenn Marlow, Superintendent: Sammy Reese and William Barnwell, Assistant Superintendents. 2!Mr. Ford makes phone calls, writes letters, and holds private conferences to help the seniors prepare to face the adult world. 3fMrs. Williams checks over the receipts. 4fDr. Ledbetter wonders what will happen next? 5fMr. Williams questions the validity of an excuse. 6fMrs. Edney makes up a daily absence list. As the school day officially began, teachers and students bombarded the office with excuses, tardies, and schedule changes. Dr. Ledbetter and his staff calmly faced all calamities that arose. Teachers and students, utilizing the office as neutral ground for airing complaints, found workable solutions. Administrationf19 Every morning while we were yawning our way into another day the ladies in the lunchroom were busily preparing the noon- day meal. When finished with the preparation of the lunch, the ladies dug in behind the counters and readied themselves for the hungry hordes of class weary students. The warmth and cleanliness of the buildings, important and generally unrecognized comforts provided by our custodians. 'lfFulfilling the needs of hungry students this years cafeteria staff are, Left to Right, Bessie Smith, Eula Case, Mabel justice, Callie Iohn- son, and Ruth Ward. 2fKenny Walker provides many necessary services for the school. 3fThe man everyone turns to for heat on a cold day or light when the bulb is blown is Mr. Charles Williams. 4!Mrs. Faye Chandler helps to fulfill the teachers needs as well as the students. ,, l....... Ke. xi M ,...,.-saws l l Preparation for a life expanding into the future ... The Business Department took into its hands the responsibility of instructing students in skills to carry them into a better tomorrow. Students in Typing I found themselves learning the keyboard and attempting to keep in step while time writing. Typing Il students, with the keyboard now second nature to their mind and hands, typed their days away. Students in office practice took with them l the art of answering the phone, , using office machinery, and filing. 1fHeIping students expand their horizons into a better tomorrow are business teachers Mrs. Carolyn Hawkins, Mrs. Dorothy Meader, Mrs. Brenda Gray, and Mrs. Margaret Nichol- son. 2fKay Stepp questions a mistake made by the slip of a finger. 3!Diane Stepp smirks at even the thought of having to do a timed writing. Business! 21 22!French Many students after diligently working for seventy minutes on fundamentals in French I. grammar and vocabulary in French Il, and translation and review in French Ill left Madame Crawford's class with these words u-pon their lips, l'ai mal 5 la tete! l I have a head- achel l. With determination and aspirin, they made it through a year. 1! Crawford to class, Crawford to class. Do 53,9335 sk-Nea. X N1 x you read me? 2fLynn Henderson searches for misplaced homework. 3f Gosh, I didn't know she could hear mel si 257-'lf 5? Oilllhunqqq, ilhmuqqu. llilnlanhgg-s ' flllllnnmqgg. 'ali was t sg's,.t, ssqlghf X The art room provided a place for varied people, diversified talents, and a new teacher, Miss jones. Miss lones completed her first year at East with the satisfaction of seeing her students complete projects in perspective drawing, ceramics, string art, sculpture, and many other interesting and enjoyable forms of art. 1fMiss jones carefully examines ceramic mold for even texture and defects. 2!Keith Young displays amazing dexterity in his sketching of a tree. 3fTammy Laughter puts the last few touches of glaze on her mug, a popular ceramic piece with art students. Art! 23 At last year's seminar on the UNC-A campus, the staff won a full spread of color. With this bonus and the new ad lay- outs, the 1975 Highlander staff worked hard to increase the quality of the book. New members struggled with the frustrations of operating scaleographs and having too few pictures as deadlines arrived. 24fAnnual Nf K st.-w Q iw 5 s Ms ss . Q- Srwfs - W. tw Q C'-N as my . X e ss . 3. . V dt. . -west ss i I-ms X HWRQS QX 'rss we MW Wow , sxzxsts as ww ers' s swim 1 stings- tlsyttztlgs ., -aww New L .. if sm aww za- sw- X. X. xk.x sms M ,sc mms .Asia Q Hg. X 5155 A 'A kazaa, i QW! 1. , . .. . 1.-iwi 2 ' 1fWhile Kathy Cairens and Alma Head dis- cuss a serious problem, june Ward finds her float more interesting and Barbara Garland is distracted by something in the corner. 2fDebra Ward and Phillipa Smith busy them- selves to meet upcoming deadlines. 3fGenial james Black, usually on the taking end of a camera, finds himself the subject of a hidden camera. 4fThe planners are, First Row: Mike jones, Benji Banks, Margaret Ward, Rita McConnell, Kathy Staton, Barbara Beddingfieldg Second Row: june Ward, Alma Head, Eileen Hoots, Sandy Stepp, Kathy Lanier, Barbara Garland, Third Row: Lynne Bell, Pam Clark, Phillippa Smith, Patti Rogers, Kathy Cairens. Not shown: Debra Ward, Mickey Moreno, Molly Pace, Debbie King, and Lloyd Pace. 5fThe folks who handle final decisions are Mrs. Nicholson, advisor, Patti Rogers, co- editor, Mrs. Nickell, advisory and Kathy Cai- rens, co-editor. Annualf25 26X Newspaper Under the guidance of Mrs. Dianne Lanier and Lynn Gladieux, the newspaper staff turned out the 1974-75 Echo. This year's price for the Echo was raised a nickel because of the rising cost of paper, print- ing and use of the press. This year's newspaper staff tried a new approach by allowing more room for literary works written by the students. 1fMrs. Lanier and Lynn Gladieux discuss the upcoming edition of the Echo. 2fMrs. Lanier realizes typing is one of many skills needed in being advisor of a news- paper. 3!T he newspaper staff for the 1974-75 Echo is Richard Easterbrook, jeffrey Wright, Phyllis Capps, lill Robinson, Becky Pace, Brian Ben- nett, Cheryl Gladieux, Sam Fain, Herbie Ar- mentrout, Wesley Wynn, Terry Pace, Debbie I lift-li Z Dickens, and Lynn Gladieux. N x N y W My , V Wi vriv WW H ,, , s... .. , .- - -.,..,t..ef.macmesw:mx-sswfsss.sxmQas:f:.u.:...s.N.:'iiiffws NWNrx WNUM--'--iflwwfts W- f -V -f - W- 'Y' W i S .s Y ' -N N14 ' w--t........,,,,,,,,, --.....,.. N, , s . at 1 if Sem. A mtygakxx A-ws, . st :-xc-A Q S . any NX' . The library doors opened with opportunities for any student who chose to walk through them. Club meeting and a Christmas Bazaar were held in the library and a glass showcase displayed current club and class projects throughout the year. Mrs. Hysong stood ready to help students who needed assistance. Library aides checked books and signed hall passes. sake 06.-we fx X il vvy NG. .N s Nm as , if as YK a m-3 Tx sc X X X s K X ' is 5 ill' - 'X X RX X N 'lfMrs. Hysong diligently types away all nec- essary notices for over due books. Zflanet Thompson looks bogged down with all the pressures of being a senior. 3fRex Hitchcock finds it hard to keep his mind on his work. Libraryf27 'rx sw Reach out into the future, take hold of what's yours. Become involved with the present know what it has in store ... involvement The key word to the present. Mrs. Rhodes, resource teacher, made the future a better place for all her students. With her in E building, Mr. Phillips taught marketing to prepare his students for their working days ahead. Mrs. Mullins return ed to the English department, for the third quarter classes. 28!lnvolvement 1fThe press box in action is the way it seems as Shiela Owenby and Kenny Walker view things from the top. 2f Sing, sing out loud! 3fGetting back into the old routine, Mrs. Mullins checks over her roll book. 4!Clifford Worsham takes in Mrs. Rhodes helpful advice. 5f How on earth did he get me in check mate seems to be the words Kenny Hargus is thinking. 6!Rex Issac remembers the name of the tool. 7fMr. Phillips checks over the files of working students. 8fIf eyes could talk imagine what Bill johns- ton would be saying to Mr. Smith. 9fSisterly love. it Involvement!29 The social studies classes of the 1974-75 school year were concerned with the past, present, and future problems of a confused world and nation. Mrs. Foster carried on her regular world cultures class, while Mr. King joined Mr. Mclntyre in covering the American front. k , X ? Y jigs f - : 1 if els-ss :SAS X tx xx Rt Q N l - -: -. Q. s.QXx.. - X 1 .. Q - 1 1.-l x xx Qc Q: xx X 5 N S t W 1 x 1 l -fxwzsixcclstl l ,W ...ss XA Ffzinfgtl . t. . 5 W 30fSocial Studies WNNMN Wt Mwst 1fMr. Mclntyre quiets his students witha glance. 2fWhat makes Marcie smile? 3fMrs. Foster studies materials for her next class. 4fTrying to make a point, Debbie? 5!Mr. King ponders what to say next. 6fRex Hitchcock is the only student who studies social studies in B minor. Qxx, l X wi 3 V xxx X! is The math department acquired a new teacher in the field this year. Mr. Wayne Morrow enlivjng Consumer Math with his bubbling l't l persona I y, J .sts joined such seasoned veterans as john larvis and Kenneth Hysong. The clatter of pencils and whirring of minds, though sometimes interrupted by occasional chemistry accidents lexplosionsl from the science rooms, neither wavered nor halted the slide rules and dedication of math students. kv Q an X YS ws-0. J XX NN RSX Q X X 'Q 32f Math -'WEQY ' Xl 'ZS s wg sits Vjackie lohnson uses his slide rule to get an assignment for his omnipresent notebook. 2f It is elementary knowledge, students, that the square root of pie, in relation to nega- tive powers, is 22, 23, Hike, -- Coach Mor- row. 3!Fifth period fatigue takes its toll on Laura Cornelius and Pam Clark. 4fKenneth Sweetums Hysong is always willing to offer compassion and understand- ing to any student with math problems. 5fMr. larvis applies the principales of geo- metry to the strategy of magazine sales. Mathf 33 34X Science Learning some of the basics of science, sophomores showed the usual opposition to dissecting fetal pigs. After acquiring the knowledge of chemical compounds and their symbols, chemistry students experimented in the lab. 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Along with the veteran juniors and seniors, came the innocent, crack-voiced sophomores. Mr. Smith toiled daily and presented his harmonizing virtuosos for debut at the Kiwanis and Rotary lunch- eon, which was followed later in the year by concerts, two out- side appearances, and three assemblies, the high point being the Christmas assembly for the students. 1fThese students represented our school at Mars Hill Choral Clinic, Sam Nuckolls, Michelle Raymond, Debbie Sosebee, Gloria Waters, and Sheila Connor. 2fMr. Smith finds a walk outside very re- freshing. R 3fThe 1974-75 Chorus, First Row, Leshea Stepp, Donieca Levi, Barbara Beddingfield, Brenda McDaniel, Michelle Raymond, lune Ward, Gloria Waters, Debbie Sosebee, Ann Hudson, Linda Williams, Amy Goins, Terrv Pace, Carol Garland, Karen Ward, pianist, Roberta Efferth, Second Row, Sheila Hoots, Shirley Pruitt, Belinda Corn, Wanda Cagle, Anita Guice, ludy Laughter, Carol Cable, jeff Pace, Sam Nuckolls, Kathy Staton, Bill Johnston, Sheila Osteen, Laverne Osteen, Elaine Summey, Sue Gilbert, Kathy Toney, Debbie Laughter, Pam Reid, Third Row, Iris Surrett, Betty Stroud, Sharon Williams, Danny Greer, Turner Hoots, Mike Hill, Steve Woody, Wayne Smith, David Nichols, Janice Pace, Sheila Connors, Phyllis Capps, Myra Mulli- nax, Phyllis Smith, Denise Buckner, Susie Tankersley, Fourth Row, Rebecca Iustus, Penny Randolph, Faye Hill, Sharon Thomp- son, Sandra Hollifield, jackie Hicks, Susan Hinson, Virginia Vaughn, Patti Rogers, Sue Dickinson, Mary Rains, Diane Wells, Vickie Bright, Cathy jackson and Louise Patterson. 4fThe Ensemble for this year, First Row, Donieca Levi, jeff Pace, Sam Nuckolls, Kathy Staton, Bill lohnston, Sharon Williams, Ro- berta Efferth, Second Row, Sharon Thomp- son, Turner Hoots, Mike Hill, Wayne Smith, Steve Woody, lune Ward, Debbie Sosebee, Third Row, Faye Hill, Virginia Vaughn, Sheila Connor, Cathy jackson, Phyllis Capps, lanice Pace and Louise Patterson. 5fThis trio contributed a little extra to the concerts, Kathy Staton, Sharon Thompson, and Faye Hill. 6fRoberta appears enthralled over the music before her. sg' Hgh A Q: Q5 5 29 Q X at fig ig, ff! 613:82 il' 9 if! H'n? 5 I x X QxxXXUXXxx!X11I A 1fThe EHHS Marching Band. 2fMr. Smith smiles over the honors won at Chattanooga. 3fWinning another superior, the Color Guard consisted of Shelia Noblett, jackie Hicks, Faye Hill, Myra Morgan, Trina Corn- well, Debbie Beddingfield, Kathy Staton, Rita McCrary, and not pictured Sharon Fisher. 4!Drum majorette, Debbie King missed a superior rating by only two points. 5fTwirling their way through fine and foul weather are Debbie Freeman and Nancy Hill. 40! Band l more Qs, l IQ Q X .X I The band season resumed this year with secret practices at Flat Rock junior High. The members sweated and stumbled their way through the August heat and suffered the imposed water rationing of band director Mr. Smith. The lack of water was quickly forgotten when afternoon practice was invaded by a tobog- gan-toting streaker. The heated and hectic summer practices worked their way around to the first apprehensive halftime ap- pearance. But all nervousness was left far behind as the band went on to the completion of marching season, assemblies and final accomplishment of winning four superior ratings at competi- tion in Cleveland, Tennessee. f. Q? Bandf41 1fFlag Corps members are Kathy Hall, jill Roberson, Martha Sinclair, Kim Barnette, Patti Rogers, Kay Stepp, Debbie Sullivan, Susie Staton, Laura Cornelius, and Rosanne Mackey. 2fDale Smith's eyes seem to say, Look Ma, lt's me! 3!The Holiday Inn displayed their congratu- lations to the EHHS marching band. 4fDrummers roll their way through another day of practice. Sf.: wk fl' - lt l .,,flM ' 42f Band Setting the pace for tomorrow . Woodworking, Mechanics, and skills in using tools were explored by the students in shop. The greenhouse proved to be a chal lentge and experience for all the students participating. The Christmas Bazaar provided a chance for the students to dis- play their many creative talents. 1fMr. Ashburn prepares for his next class 2!Mr. McCall calmly reflects on the world s problems. 3fGee, I didn't know I could do that. 1fBillie Nix and Diane Osteen compare grades on term papers. 2fReading is one of Linda Nix's favorite past times in English. 3fMrs. Lanier is so tired of lecturing when no one listens. 4fGetting together in a group is one way of completing an English assignment. 5fMrs. Brown, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Lanier, Mrs. Nickel, Miss Loftin and Mrs. Lappin find that tea time is one way to relax during a frantic day of English. 6fDebbie Freeman looks on while Lloyd Pace finishes a term paper. 44fEnglish ff wx 1 sw' Thelinglish department felt the scrunch of having to assign and re- assign quarter courses for both underclassmen and seniors, with the added weight of writing course outlines for the Southern Association accreditation. But even under the pressure, the familiar sounds of Mrs. Nick- ell's sandpaper soprano, Mrs. Lanier's Man-of-LaMancha, Miss Loftin's Laughing Lunatics' Mrs: Lappins typewriter, and Mrs. Brown's mumbling inde- pendent readers could be heard echoing through the hallowed halls of D-Building. EngIish!45 Reflections of a year filled with the opportunities to explore, learn, and perfect . . . In sewing, cooking, and child development, student enthusiasm bubbled out into the halls of B building. Mrs. Davidson, keeping her ladybugs in order, also managed to teach classes of family living and boys' Home Economics. 46!Home Ec. YSSEXXX latin Hilti . s t N' A x x S st N Ysti?QFSlqLi .xgxxr E N-my X Nc . LKLX xv xy X to t N xXk t Ns. t t . Ngxvwww 5 ,.,.. 3 NX S SNNN S J' X 1 Q S if N X.. X 5 dishpan hands. s L 1fMrs. Davidson's long day ends with a smile. 2!Margaret Ward frowns at the thought of 3floan Huggins doesn't cry over spilt milk. X 4fC-reg Capps refreshes his ABC'S. 5!Debbie Turner discovers the importance of kitchen clean-up. Home Ecf47 Broken shoelaces, disappearing towels in the dressing room, and misplaced shorts are common in the ru h-ru h classes of physical education. While gymnastic students worked hard the entire year preparing for Springnastics, other students participated in tumbling, volleyball, Weightlifting, softball, football, ping pong, and tennis. uQi W ,.t.t ,. ttttt t 48fPhysical Education s ss v .QQX X ly NN awww 1fDeann Rogers wonders if she should jump now or later. .K 2fMrs. Whitmire checks to see that no one has skipped. 3!Ricky King and jeff Gilliland rest after their hard day of jumping rope. 4fCoach Hamilton keeps an eye on all of his football players. Sfloe Wilson tries to intercept the pass but is too late. 6fCoach Morgan silently looks at the volley- ball scores. Physical Education!49 cSPwu:S f? fffffiff Fog- F 12150 : f5'6f?1ZcJf Fpf- AQNC Foe.- N ,f me Gma- f5AfEf?,7'j 57022 E, WYE pmgaf FA 62'- Ifff M046 mfffff mrej T!!! firwj 7716 f3fgef21f.-- f5l1f1JZJf of fi FMF . p6pfAf2?'1oAQ Yl.5s7'Ola yy ff!xf?1X.f7'7,- J! F6177 -' 777166 12' af ,Simba-'. aff 17' 0,5 fEF6'1Z6'ffCR6- f70YE OM. ,ii CQ X. Q ,,, L ., More offensive power combined with leadership and fine effort by the seniors produced a 7-3 record for the season. Other factors such as outstanding per- formances by several ofthe players sparked the concern and dedication of the coaching staff. Not only did the Eagles rack up a winning season, but found them selves third in the Mountain AAA Conference with only one loss in county clashes. All-in-all a fine season for inspired players and outstanding coaching! is-si , X X sf - . v , xx s ff? Q' fl Yi! ' i-QV Q .4- t ' 4' e V Q. t, 3 .. .. -t i- menu. , - ,wif ' was , A '6' . V. ii' 52! Football we .x x X Q X Q xxx MQ J Q- Lg N Sx , X, 'P 1 g gsi A Q X N X 4 X , A . :e,,, ,L Q X- .+ Q S sw C XS 'MX s. N X Xwx N. Q QS 4 Q. X . N. - x 5 . 1 N 'K X N . -S Q . L TS X S X X X xx Q SX X N ' -X x Q a 4 X X NNN f if s X 9 xv M X . - 1- xl . X , . X. Y Swv 1!Managers perform major surgery on Den- nis Cornwells kicking shoe. 2fFootball games draw different kinds of spectators. 3flack Stepp skins the hide of an Enka let. 4f1immy Moxley finds himself entangled with an interfering Black Hawk. 5!Ronnie Mayfield and Mark Moreno reflect on the coaches' displeasure with the first half performance. 6fRiddIe: What happens when you cross a 135 lb. Mark Moreno with a 235 Ib. Kerry Davis? 54! 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X I Y A .g siwwi 8- Q 2 L . V .5 X! 1 x FootbaIIf57 1fUsing balance and coordination, Harold Cox clears the high jump. 2!Racing across the finish line, Robbie Kei- vit clinches the mile run. 3fBilly Hamilton gives his all in the broad jump. 4!Track members are: Sitting, Tim Franks, jack johnson, Barry Summey, Ronny May- WM' field, john Horton, Gregg Nickell, and Mark Moreno. Standing, David McGlashan, Blythe Middleton, james Weaver, Greg justice, Bill 5 Walker, Tommy Howell, jack Camp, Ken Bur- is g ger, Robbie Keivit. R 5' 5fRick Corn follows through on the discus g throw. E 5 E 5 l E l . 58fTrack l l l When asked his opinion on the 1974 Eagle track team, Coach Roy Carter remarked it was a better than average season. He also noted the team was in the top third of all invitationals attended. After tallying the number of points scored, it was clear that Barry Summey walked away with the most valuable runner award and Harold Cox copped the most valuable fielder laurel. Steve King was slated most improved team member by the coaches. The team finished second in the county meet and fourth in the conference meet. Trackf59 East High's cross-country team felt the agony of defeat as they suffered undue hardships. Stiff competition and rough courses became a challenge as the team toned up. Throughout the season, Ricky King plunged ahead to become the most consistent runner. Coach Jarvis summarized their efforts by saying It was a good year, but team results I weren t as good as we expected. R S X fat ax ' 60fCross Country 3 1. , S ,S fy tx , s N s l X- t S Q ur S Qfsx Q t-.Ax sf K A S. Sig A xykk we .Fifa ll is X saw ' t X X i X sf if Q X Sw is . xt? X Q X x 5 S 5' -. Q, x K.. . Q tfks X 3139 is tk is is Q' f Xx,xxL 8, MQ! ss X K 1!The East High runners run a leg of the course all uphill. Zfleff johnson. and john Horton enjoy run- ning through the woods. 3fSteve and Ricky King feel brothers should run together. 4flvor Pardee and Ricky King head for the final ribbon at the bottom of the hill. 5!The Cross-Country runners streak through the trees! 6fTeam members are Gary Gilliam, Stewart Morgan, Steve King, john Horton, Ivor Par- dee, Dan Mayer, loyce Shuford - scorekeepg er, jeff johnson, Rob Justus, Karen Waggoners - scorekeeper, and Ricky King. Cross Countryf61 Braving rain, overcoming sore throats and colds, trying to clap through an entire game with blisters, new shoes and uniforms are all part of being 1974-75 varsity or junior varsity cheer- leaders. Overcoming these handi- caps, the girls lead the athletic clubs on to victory. They aroused the enthusiasm in the spectators as well as the team. And showed their spirit by riding in parades and atten- ding camp this summer where they earned a 111 rating. Vlunior mischief-makers? No, just the jun- ior varsity cheerleaders reflecting their ener- getic support of the basketball team. They are: Connie Pruitt, Kathy Hall, Donna Tay- lor, Timmie Drake, Tammi Young, loyce Sta- ton, Sherry Huggins, and Kathy Lanier. 2!Karen Waggoner finds herself absorbed in the tempo of the game. 3fConnie Pruitt ponders the next play. 4fAttempting to encourage school spirit were the varsity cheerleaders of 1974-75, Debbie Mashburn, Rachel Soileau, Cindy Newell, Ianice Clapp, jenny Thompson, ' Karen Waggoner,and Sandra MacKendrick. 5fWith hat in hand, Cindy Newell bubbles over with good ole fashion East High spirit. Gfloyce Staton puts on the warpaint before a big game with Hendersonville. 62fCheerleaders 1' AX X 'K 1 'S 6 X K ui CX 3 S X X W 2 ' X Q X X . .,..::: , , Q vm. 'mess NWSXQ .gil . . -X 1- Ikw N, QS.: .X 1 850 ? X .,x. ,. Q 1 i 5 Q. N X NK' X X 1 N ,A X X X O ., I 9121? X, Xl . mf M? 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X XX ,Q X XM XXXXX R X XQX stuff' in-usd' ,XXQSXXN .f X 1!Bruce jones' superior height is a great advantage to the team. 2fAs long as there are coaches at East practice will be rough and hard. 3f Get that basket, Richard, we really need it! 4fBenji Banks and Margaret Ward' enjoy a last minute laugh before setting up for the game. 5! Practice makes perfect , and that is what jackie johnson and Tommy McCraw believe. 6fFighting for the clear, Bruce jones is holding on to that ball. 7fWith difficulty from Enka Players, Mike Pressley is going to shoot. 66fVarsity Basketball GX N 'Nix .Wy- XN XY XxN .-xx. fxblwlixl. X 'XX - .1 A . X .X W. .wg Q 5.2115 5-Q - ...Xe .. 1 iw N .. M 58.59 xi AQENLGSQQQQ7 .xxx .ww 5 ., Y- X? Ng X A.. . ,,.: N . Q. .. XNS2. 3 SN 'me K Si S33 5 O ffl. B ' i Q 31 Zi' 7 f fx -, g f S If ass-Ns.-Ns E The one most important word in the English language is 'We'! This was the motto which the La- dy Eagles and Mr. Wayne Morgan took during the '74-'75 season. Everything was a team effort. High scoring from Cheryl Cirindle and Kim Grasty yielded the team a 5 and 16 record. The remain- ing 3 starters, Sam Johnston, Kathy Staton, and Barbara Walker added continued control in ballhandling, rebounding, and balanced scoring. Striving to make their last year the best, the senior co-captains Sam Johnston, Kathy Staton and Cheryl Grindle proved their leadership qualities by inciting spirit within the team for the year 74-75. Cheryl Grindle, one of the leading scorers in West- ern North Carolina, averaged 16.4 points a game. 1f Sam Johnston observes the crowd while taking a breather. 2fThe 74-75 Lady Eagles are First Row: Susie Orr, Barbara Walker, Sheila Owenbyp Second Row: Tammy Phillips, mgr., Sam Johnston, Debbie Williams, Kathy Harris, Debbie Garren, Cathy Jackson, mgr.p Third Row: Cheryl Grindle, Sharon Beddingfield, Kim Grasty, Kathy Staton, Donna Cable, and Kathy Jackson. 3!While waiting for a ball, Susie Orr thinks of her date after the game. 4fKathy Staton's tag sums everything up in one word. 5!Going in for one of her rare left hooks is Kathy Staton. 6!PIaying doctor is an advantage to a coach, in this case is Coach Morgan taping up Cheryl Grindle's blisters. 68!Girl's Basketball I 3 if QQGLWNQ i I 3 f my .ws Q 6 . Q. sf: 'X A .X -w WX N NNN X., xx K f-W. ww, N Qvxvw- 4' SSA 1 X GirI's BasketbaIl!69 o o'o, uv r Q C, Q al wg' I 1 s Q 4 Q.-Q. ll 14 1 't i C 'mf Q,5'a Q gt X. i., N 1 1 1 Q - A eff, X QNX S W X X Q. Ss ii Q fx .s N.. EIS K! gnsr S E ST RST EEST B 3 1fRobert Devine soars into space for a driving layup. 2fIt looks as though Ronnie Burrell has just seen a miracle. 3fTo the amazement of the defense, Kenneth Wilkens goes in for a bucket. 4fIt would seem that Alan Williams is about to be clipped . 5fUsing the Bill Walton hook , Richard An- drews goes for 2 against his defender. Gflimmy Moxley is certainly off the floor as he snares this rebound. 7fHaving a rather successful season, the 74- 75 LV. team members are: First Row: Bill Johnston, mgr., Robert Devine, Mike Bayne, Alan Williams, Doug Lusk, Randy Simmons, mgr., Second Row: Richard Andrews, jimmy Moxley, Ronnie Burrell, Steve Cairens, Glen Collins, Randy Owenby, and Scott Gosnell. 8!As he is captured, Mike Bayne yells, Oh no! l.V. Basketball!71 xx gs: NMWMWXQAXX iw A..- 4 X Q QS mm .www WW - wx XXNNQWNWM U' W Q, ' Nwwvw wwwww 4. fm.. 'XP I N X 95 QQ QRKQRE ilk as l l The 1975 Gymnastics team was com- posed ofthe Advanced Gymnastics class sponsored by Mrs. Louise Whitmire and Coach Wayne Mor- gan, who took the place of Thomas Williams, as coach for the boys. The team showed a lot of enthusiasm, spirit and talent in competition at the frequent half- time performances at basketball games. Members of the team went all around this year with routines on the floor and apparatus. The team was honored with a visit from a troup of gymnasts who partici- pated in the Winter Olympics. C-ymnastics!73 The baseball team of 1974, although consisting of an outstanding group of athletes, could not escape the cloud of misfortune that seemed to hover above them all through the season. The team record, 0-12, was not an example of the fine effort put forth by the squad. 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'AS N.-X ,S 1fCharIie Fisher appears to be' applying a no no as the referee looks on. 2fThe 1975 Wrestling Team. 3!Maurice Bishop firmly stacks his opponent. 4!Scott Osteen gives his best to escape from his foe. 5fBefore his match, Carl Burzynski takes it easy. Bfleff johnson fights desperately to con- trol his man. ,om . X - Ikxssxiait ,s X XWNWSS. it MXNWNW . ,,., s . 1 A tifiwihl' aww Wrestling! 77 .:::, ,f ff. X X fi Q Q' ,X wk X 5' V X if ' X's:s:1-i-- -- N S' .LW ' XX 7 Q WC w . , . sXXXvv+vWNNf ,X xi X N '.X ESX Q5- ,X XQXXX, 1 , s ,Xw x X X. M: X F g K W . X ,X XX X Q y X if - X K LX A ' W-Ng XX X ,X L X X X f f ' ' 1 2 X ff- - S, fy 'MX X XXX' my - X if. .ww ' X X . X X X -gk. X J f XX . X XXX XQX. - ----X - , X XX- X Xg XX- . X XX X .X-X2 X .. X W V? VXSX XXX, X A ,f - , vsox X XXX- QS-X:XX 5- x X X f - r X X 4 .L glfmgq XXX XXWQ . 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X Q2 X X5 X wvgii J X - SX N xXX X W V X Wff X S V' ' Sw X A NM QB Q XXX N X wr X X YXXX sw X QS Q 'W , 'Y i S 'E XX . iz XL 'Q ,,. X R? A S S XX S S X XX X S xx ?,'??. ' , XJ XXX . NN X5 X, , X ,MEX r NRSXXXN gx X X X xXX -::. . K X ' QQ Q X fu OS? X ,Q X X 1 X Us y XXXX X Yes ' gm w The 1974 girls' volleyball team was a first for East. Under Coach Wayne Morgan, the j.V. girls had a very impressive 8 and 2 record while the varsity girls had a 6 and 4 record. They played with gusto and showed a lot of hustle. tsxxxx x xx Xxx XXX xx XXXXW X Nix xxx K rxxxxxxxgxvxx S N xx xxxxx XXWQXX x xixgx Xxx X x NS Wxbmx x xxwxx xxxxxxx tx iNx xxgxx Wx xxx X E5 X WBSQQQQXP x X X x xx SN x X X x t xxxw .. Xxxtxxwik AWN XXX xx X X x N X Q Xxx xx X x x Xxx XXX x N lxxxxx Xxx Mxxx xxx xx X X X xx Xxx xiXNx'x xx xxxx X X x xx X xxx x X X t x xx. x i tx x x xx x x X Xx x Q N xxxii Qkwwgx Q x tbwx xxxx xx ? 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And as a year of practice worked its way around to the final hectic week of preparation: ls the high bar fixed yet? . .. Where's Mama Lasagnap she's on next? . . . Be quiet -the crowd can hear you back there! . . . And now Ladeez and Gentlemen, the piece de resistance, the grand finale and with the finale the graitified sighs and applause for ajob well done! Springnasticsf85 The 1974 cast of the Spring Production directed by Miss Joyce Loftin, chose to do the story of jesse Stuart as a young teacher starting his career in a one room school house in the BESGLAT T mountains of Kentucky. Scene by scene The Thread That Runs So True unfolded understanding and love of people. as to i l l 1!Ricky Corn and David Stepp struggle for mastery of the students. 2fA school board meeting is held to discuss improvements for the school. 3fThe struggle continues in the classroom and disrupts class. 86!Spring Production l 'l V 4' W t . s to Q x x s, X, 5551 x X , N X X sw we Q U i - X . x... .... x Q xx K .t tr s Q Q i H twzs xxx t. X R323 is ' -as i as The 1974 Powderpuff game ended in a rock 'em sock 'em finish. junior girls made the senior and sophomore team struggl for every inch of field they received. Although the juniors were victorious, no one seemed to remember the score! All in all the game was a huge success. 1! Listen Coach Todd, l've just done my nails, complains Susie Orr. 2fCheryl Grindle lunges from her attacker and races to the goal line. 3fTwo bountiful beauties, Ronnie Mayfield and Tim Franks discover They've got legs! Powderpuff Footballf87 If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I'd like to do Is to save ev'ry day 'til eternity passes away W just to spend them with you But there never seems to be enough time To do the things you want to do once you find them. l've looked around enough to know that you're the one I want to go thru time with. If I could make days last forever, If words could make wishes come true, I'd save ev'ry day like a treasure and then again I would spend them with you. If I had a box just for wishes And dreams that had never come true, The box would be empty except for the mem'ry of how they were answered by you But there never seems to be enough time To do the things you want to do once you find them. l've looked around enough to know that you're the one I want to go thru time with. By lim Croce 0 COPYRIGHT 1971, 1972 BLENDINGWELL MUSIC, INC. 0 COPYRIGHT 1971, 1972 in U.S.A. and Canada BLENDINGWELL MUSIC, INC. and AMERICAN BROADCASTING MUSIC INC. cfo Publishers' Licensing Corporation 488 Madison Avenue New York,'New York 10022 USED BY PERMISSION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ewsswsmxsusux uvualllulitl urchin? I Homecoming - a time students will reflect upon as one of their more cherished memories. Nominees were pre- sented to the student body dur- ing an assembly in the morning - and then the waiting began. Night fell, half-time arrived and Dr. Ledbetter crowned the 1974 Homecoming Queen - Billie Nix. VA Radiant Billie Nix reigns as Homecom- ing Queen. 2fHomecoming Court members are Brenda Miller, Sherri Huggins, Laura Cornelius, Cin- dy Newell, Maria Concettia Mattei, Billie Nix, Debbie Beddingfield, jenny Thompson, Ioy Layne, and joyce Staton. ' 3fjoan Huggins and Danny Todd enjoy a conversation during the assembly. i 4fjack Stepp carefully reads over the fore- told victory ofthe upcoming game. Homecoming!89 X. Q, 15. fgxxlw XF Q gy Q Q QX N N s E , EX :X x N N x A x ., Q-SX . f g he x gxwx 3 S A Q X S ,x X m R A Q X Xi' X :Ni Q A uk Nw M v 5 L XSRW A gn Q6 , kg Q x is ' SX is W Q ,Q N Ng .XSQN 5 t L 3 9 SX igfgi W av v -w 1 f X 55 X' N . SA X Y x . x S Q Si Q Alisxi c XX N X S NX , S if X XS xx X N S 90!Homecoming I 4 Q N , f C QNX was 1!Sophomore nominees are joy Layne, es- corted by Greg Gosnellg Tamra Young, es- corted by Ken Patterson, Sherry Huggins, es- corted by Danny Greerg Rhonda Blackwell escorted by Greg Capps, and Donna Taylor, escorted by jamey Heatherly. Zfjunior nominees are joyce Staton, escort- ed by Bill Rogers, Timmie Drake, escorted by Drew Steen, Susie Orr, escorted by Greg Corn, Tanya Leyva, escorted by jeff johnson, and jenny Thompson, escorted by jackie johnson. 3fSenior nominees are Carolyn Williams, es- corted by Randy Baynardp Karen Waggoner, escorted by GeeDee Cole, Billie Nix, escort- ed by Mike Bayneg Debbie Beddingfield, es- corted by Keith Youngg Laura Cornelius, es- corted by jack Steppg Brenda Miller, escort- ed by jimmy Hill, and Cindy Newell, escort- ed by Mickey Moreno. 4!Maria Concettia Mattei was a beautiful addition to the Homecoming Court. 92fSaIes and Services ,WF -358 ' mn 5, If Q 2 153 M Ti NV SEEKS?- E ,qw ASPN? .f F ir -Qwiygx Wal to 'iimooth-Tolkln' Lcdbz11cr's' Used Cor Loil 'X 'Wan Sales and Servicesf93 4 E Q 1fWho or what got hold of Norman Sams? 2fLaura Cornelius and lackie Davis find themselves totally absorbed in the music. 3fThe photographer frightens Sandy Stepp, or is it the other way around? 4!Cindy Thompson and Mackey Hughes eagerly step across the drawbridge, anticipat- ing an exciting evening. 5fRavenstone provided music for the festive occasion. 94!lunior-Senior Verily on the eve of the twenty-seventh of April, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-four, the junior class of East Henderson, did bring forth and present to the Senior class the medieval world of Camelot. 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'AMX X..X X X R S' R b x X W sk ' Q gag x as X x 535 If K Y, qX,,s.'mSS, ' K' N X,XX X x ' Xl' X X -iw x - . X1 X X x ' -gg QwXX 'X ? x . Q Xg A ,Qu ' E X A '51 X Q ' X -K X X X X X x 1 . X .f X. X M ' X as , :N-.zw I X' X F - f's 'St. ,svP 'f4 The respected organization, National Honor Society initiated many promising new members this year. The club once again proved themselves outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and character. For Christmas, NHS sponsored food baskets, and tray favors for hospital patients, along with a variety of other projects. Karen Bayne and jenny Thompson presided as President and Vice- President, while Laura Cornelius served as Secretary. Mrs. Betty Brown still held sponsor's position, and janet Thompson served as Treasurer. 1!N.H.S. members are, Left to Right, Phil- lippa Smith, Phillip Stepp, Richard Easter- brooks, Karen Bayne, Mike jones, judy Hol- bert, jenny Thompson, Kathy Grant, Michelle Raymond, Debbie-Mashburn, Penny Suttles, Kathy Freeman, Cindy NeweIl,'Mrs. Brown, Toni Gilliam, Glenda jones, Linda Brownfield, Trina Cornwell, Sharon Thompson, Nancy Head, Debbie Connor, Myra Morgan, Cindy Metcalf, june Ward, Kathy Cairens, Linda Ballard, Debbie Dickens, Gloria Waters, Debbie Sullivan, joyce Staton, Becky Pace, Barbara Beddingfield, Michael Chileen, Kathy jackson, Kathy Staton, Debbie Garren, james justice, Dwight Saltz, joyce Shuford, Susan Killian, joy justice, Kay Stepp, Cheryl Grindle, Michael Capps, Debra Dean, and Roberta Efferth. 2fTraditional robes and candles once more glow for the National Honor Society initia- tion of new members. 3!Demonstrating mechanical qualities, N.H.S. members cooperate well with each other. N.H.S.f107 The Future Homemakers of America showed their various talents and capabilities in their participation in school and extra-curricular activities with constructing a float for the Apple Festival Parade, selling Tom Watt Kits, setting up a booth at the W.N.C. Fair, and serving at the junior-Senior each year, F.H.A. members were extremely involved. The F.H.A. girls were led in their activities by President Susan Killian, and the HERO Chapter was led by President David Nickells. X 1fLois Ward proves herself helpful to a small child. 2!Karen Bayne proceeds to open the jar correctly. 3fF.H.A. members are left to right: Phyllis Smith, Evon Anders, Cheryl Gladieux, Rita McConnell, Lynne Gladieux, Margie Steele, Margaret Ward, Phillipa Smith, lanice Ellen- berg, Cindy Romstaut, Karen Bayne, Marian Mullinax, Diane Stepp, Susan Killian, Lois Ann Ward, Cricket King, Linda Nix, lanet Ruff, Barbara Wyatt, Gail Helms, Mrs. David- son, Cathy Hefner, Pam Clark, Laura Kenny, Cheryl -Womack, Nancy Hill, Eileen Hoots, joy Hicks, Sondra Orr, BJ. Hill, Cathy Hill, Pam Steele, David Nickell, Sandy Stepp, Greg Capps, and Kathy Lanier. 'l08fFHA 1 an .ww Naam NNs..sw,tt s ' ' New ltalv made a delightful visit this year in the form of Maria Concetta Mattei, East's foreign exchange student. Tootsie Pops and Sugar Daddies satisfied customers' sweet tooth who bought these candies from AFS members. The annual Donkey Basketball game was another proiect. Chairman Karen Waggoner, Co-chairman Debbie Moxley, Secretary Margaret Ward, and Advisor Mrs. Foster led the club activities. VA bright smile illuminates the face of Concetta Mattei, our foreign exchange stu- dentfrom Italy. Q 2fMembers of A.F.S. are, Left to Right, De- lynn Pace, Cathy Hefner, Kathy Grant, Von- nie Fisher, Cheryl Gladieux, Penny Suttles, Karen Waggoner, Bill lohnston, Kathy Toney, Cheryl Davis, Terri Davis, Mrs. Foster, Tammy Laughter, Beth Hammond, Phillippa Smith, jeff johnson, Michael Freeman, Melinda Laughter, Cheryl Wood, Mike jones, Anna Stewart, Lynn Henderson, Sam Nuckolls, Concetta Mattei, Herbie Armantrout, Benji Banks, Roberta Effreth, Debbie Moxley and Margaret Ward. AFS! 109 110fKey Club Due to a late start, the Key Club was not quite as active in '74-'75 as in years past. However, plans for several school and community service projects were initiated by President Steve Woody, Vice- President john Horton, Secretary Mike Bayne, Treasurer john Fain, and Advisor Mr. Ford. 1fMembers of. Key Club are, Left to Right, john Fain, Scott Osteen, Randy Bedding- fieldg Mr. Ford, john Horton, jack Stepp, Terry Schroader, Mike Bayne, Richard An- drewsp Rick Cairnes, Mickey Moreno, Barrv Summey, Craig Halford, Steve Woody, jeff 'ohnson, Greg Nickell, and Michael Free- man. Who's the dog? Zfjohn Horton, Mike' Bayne, john Fain, and Mr. Ford display proudly their future. This year, Keyettes found them- selves busy . . . sponsoring the canned food drive and helping Kiwanis with their annual pancake supper for the loan scholarship program. Keyettes proved their spirit by putting up a Homecoming display, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, and collecting money in memory of Marvin Lance. The Keyettes showed COHCGITI for others in various other ways also. The club members were aided in their work by President, janet Thompson, Vice-President, Rosanne Mackey, Secretary, Karen Waggoner, Treasurer, loan Huggins, and Sponser, Mrs. Shaw. 1!Keyettes predict the Eagles will triumph over TC Rams in Homecoming display: 2fBottom Row, Left to Right, loan Huggins, Karen Waggoner, Roseanne Mackey, janet Thompson, Second Row, Kay Blackwell, Kim jordan, Veronica Peppin, Marian Mullinax, Mary West, Mrs. Shaw, Rita McCrary, Martha Sinclair, Susie Orr, Pam Stanley, tvon An- ders, Patti Rogers, Cheryl Davis, Pam Ward and Paulette Ruff, Third Row, Sherry Huggins, Tanya Leyva, joy justus, Anita Mull, Kathy Cairens, Cindy Wood, Karen Bayne, Rachel Soileau, and Tamyra Young. 3flanet Thompson, Pam Stanley, and Kathy Cairens count money collected for the Mar- vin Lance family. Keyettesf111 Members of the Distributive Education Clubs of America received on-the-job experience in chosen fields and also operated a store daily which offered such items as school supplies, pillows, and personalized buttons. Deca members purchased the button machine and formed a classroom corporation which sold stock shares and issued dividends. Deca officers were President Carolyn Williams, Vice President Dena justus, Secretary Samyra jones, Historian Valerie Coggins, Treasurer Vivian Owens, Parliamentarian Danny Ashe, Reporter Leslie Eicholtz, and Photographer Linda Clemmons. 1!Bottom Row: Left to Right: Dena Iustus, Scott King, Darrell Williams, Fred Hyder, Carolyn Williams, Valerie Coggins, Phyllis Davis, Vivian Owens, Charlene Hicks, Cindy jackson, Gwen jackson, Penny Randolph, Mary Morgan, Karen Banks, Karen Pace. Up- per Row: Terry Schroader, james Hill, Meade Edney, Terry Moore, Tim Norman, Debbie Owen, Samyra jones, Suprina McCullough, Norman Stepp, jerrie Gass, jill Dinkell, Nina Case, Sharon Case, Margie Steele, Leslie Eicholtz, Mr. Phillips. Doorway: Danny Ashe and Eldon Surrett. 2fCarolyn Williams purchases paper and sup- ports Deca's store. 3fDeca gave a display of their talent and also supported Thanksgiving at East. 'l'l2fDECA . 3 - Yessy -a 41 with its . th ,f 1 I .N . k 'Ream' Interact got off to a good start traditional operation of the concession stand at Rotary's Fabulous fourth on july 4, '74. Meet- ing in the fall, Interact planned other seasonal projects includ- ing a September participation in the Homecoming display contest, preparation of a Christmas bask- et for a needy family plus the I at - Q ringing of bells for the C Qs? C Salvation Army. In the Spring, I x I Interact sponsored their annual I S 'ii , dogwood tree sales. lllllill ll! Q u -sg.. w - 1fMembers of Interact are left to right: joy justus, Debbie Moxley, Rachel Soileau, Debbie Mashburn, Tamyra Young, joyce Staton, Roberta Efferth, joan Huggins, Connie Howe, Sherry McGraw, Cindy Newell, janice Clapp, Kathy Freeman, Kathy Lanier, Barbara Walker, Sandy Stepp, janet Thompson, Margaret Ward, Dwight Saltz, Ronny Mayfield, Wayne Henry, jack Stepp, jackie johnson, Bill Rogers, Mike Bayne, Tim Franks, Danny Todd, Craig Halford, Richard Easterbrook, Mike jones, and Rex Hitchcock. 2!It seems Mr. Hysong isn't the only one who never gets any complaints! 3!Wayne Henry assists two lovely ladies. lnteract!113 'l'l4fFFA For the first time in two years, the Future Farmers of America could boast of an East High chapter. This year the chapter reorganized with President Mike Hill, Vice- President Mike McGaha, Secretary Gary Ruff, Treasurer Pat Patterson, Reporter james Maybin and Sentinel Dennis jackson. Their purpose was to provide instruction in agriculture and natural resources, and to develop leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. The club carried out their goals with multi-county contests in Land judging and Tool Identification as well as food basket preparation and baskets for needy families. 1fMr. Ashburn and other members lend an attentive ear. 2fMike Hill addresses his fellow FFA mem- bers in useful instructions. 3!Bottom Row: Left to Right: Gregg Mann, joe Hill, Dale Bradly, joey Anders, johnny Hill, Gary Ruff, Phillip Stepp, Scott King, Tommy Morley, Ricky King, john Ward, Steve King, Turner Hoots, Tim Dinkel, Mike Hill, Mike McGaha, Tim Lunsford, Dennis jackson, and Pat Patterson. give :IDX Nw Tri-Hi-Y, as a service club, carried out many community projects. Their visits to the hospital cast a cheerful reflection on those they encountered. Members also visited rest homes, here again leaving happiness. President Michele Raymond, Vice-President Melinda Laughter, and Secretary-Treasurer Anna Stewart, and Mrs. Crawford as advisor led the group activity. 1!Members of Tri-Hi-Y are, Left To Right, Timmie Drake, Anna Stewart, Kim Jordon, Lois Ann Ward, Angela Watkins, Diane Stepp, Michelle Raymond, Tammie Laughter, Me- linda Laughter, Kathy Toney, and Keeta Lusk. 2fKeeta Lusk and Kathy Toney show their versatility in the kitchen. Tri-Hi-Yf115 X X 5 X X ws-X W ' 3 X f SQ X 5X X XX .X XM XXXXX- X S9 6 0 is 'X XX i f A -.. 1' XX-:Xi X X X N S' X XX X.x.xX XXXX XXX X- :Xi X X X x X N X .X X XXX' Y XXV X X 2315 NX if 'B' i f5'9 fe+ 5 f' 1' L X S 50 X X X QNX Xb X-X X XX ,X x in ix X X wx X X Wigs X AXY 4, XXNNX 0 XX X X .XX X .,X.wXX-f- X ,Q XXXXXXXXXXXXXQXX 5 X3 3, X X ,,X..,. ...XXX XXXXX. - XXXXXXQ ,X XS ,, in-f W V Z f X X NX X XX X S! S is X ,X X YQ NF' X S KAXN XX X X X X .WRX XX .X X X X X ,- W -h--.X . 3 S . wi K A X 1 L -, X ? Xi 9 X NX - j, X , X X gk X X XXX x X KX X ., ,,,. . X X S XX : XXX XL ' X Q X X x -:- X fi X XXXXX X XS' Y ' X X X -XXX-SS X X NX Q X X XX XX Y' . X 5.3 xx X XX XXX? X S Xi k ' XX Xe X 5 1 Q X X XXXXD A ix- XXXXX .N K fi X X x 5 X XX X XX Q X XX X .X X S X f X X XS XX S 1 1 K 2 i S 5 X X XX-Xa.X . -Q X t W X :XX X X XXXS X1 XX NX Xe X R N XX XX.. X XXX XXXXX XX. NX-X XX2 X a 3 if -my X X X SM X Nddafswwp XXX xkkk x t 'ki Q5 X NM Y5XXX?fX XG-X QNX X- X .X N X XXX. XX x XQXXXX-gg X, Xxx -Qgg X - X-XX X XX XXXXX XXX X This year the Fellowship of Ch ristian Athletes gave inspiration through devotional thoughts and prayer before each of the home football and basketball games. Made u p of athletes and cheerleaders, this club upheld high ideals and sportsmanship. President Janice Johnston, Reporter Susie Orr, and Sponsor Coach Carter guided the club activities. 1!l got that spirit . .. it's in my shoulders! 2.!Cheerleaders demonstrate East High spirit for Roberson Rams. 3fROAR! 4fMembers of F.C.A. Left to Right: Row 1: Steve King, Bill Walker, Danny Todd, Jackie Johnson, and Bobby McGraw. Row 2: Al Capps, and Wayne Henry. Row 3: Barbara Walker, Kathy Harris, Susie Orr, Jenny Thompson and Sponsor Coach Carter. Row 4: Russell Pressley, Bill Rogers, Dwight Saltz, Ronnie Mayfield, and Barry Summey. 1 Q I I 1: ta' 2 I4 swf Q rs K Qi r ' ' , - X. K X C A Hmmm FCAf'I'l7 ln 1974 many changes took place in the drama club. Starting the year off with a bang the Drama Club sold green and white pennants to promote school spirit. Fund raising was a major concern for the club and sell- ing candles at the X-mas bazaar helped add to the treasury. While attending the UNC-A workshop, drama officers and represent- atives learned how to stage com- bat, build sets, and analyze film technology. 1fMaking advances in drama this season arep Left to Right, Sandy Stepp, Diane Wells, Becca Taylor, Tammy Laughter, Phyllis Capps, Pam Steele, Miss Loftin tsponsori, loyce Shuford lvice-presidentl, Michael Freeman, Vicki Ward, Susan Killian, Melinda Laughter, judy Laughter, Sally McDaniel, Barbara Browning, Rita McConnell, Debbie King lsecretaryl, Susan Staton, Margatet Ward, Phillippa Smith lhistoriani, Mike Capps, and Concetta Mattei. 2!Reminiscent of EMILY IN OUR TOWN, Kathy Lanier, president, surveys the stage from the upstairs window. 118!Drama Club lr. Civitan, a club dedicated to promoting good citizenship, moved outward during the past year. Claxton Fruit Cakes were sold during the holiday seasons as a community service project and Dry Packs testing for diabetes were prepared for distribution. Margaret Ward served as President, Laura Cornelius served as Treasurer, Debbie Corbett as Secretary, and Mr. Jarvis as advisor. 1! l have some business here that we need to discuss . . . 2!Members of junior Civitan are, Left to Right: Debra Dean, Gloria Waters, Laura Cornelius, Eileen Hootsp Charles Blackwell, june Ward, Becky Pace, Alma Head, Pam Clark, Margaret Ward, Benji Banks, Kathy Lanier, loyce Staton, and james justice. jr Clvltan!1'l9 This year, the Highlander staff recognized a C u n iq u e club that paid no dues, held no meetings, and the only constitu- tion required the students to be interested in the sales and dis- tribution of magazines. With the help of Mrs. Barnwell, classes were skipped , prizes were offered and a trip for piz- zas and ice cream was given Mr. larvis, top homeroom. Ending the sales, Dr. Ledbetter faced the consequences of his challenge by eating in his dog house after the total sales reached S11,000. The movie BRIAN'S SONG was seen for selling four or more sub- scriptions. 1fCheryl Grindle wolf whistles at Kim Gras ty's pet in the plastic bag. 2!Top school salesmen: In Front, Mike Capps, Kathy jones, and Betty Stroud Top Homeroom Salesmen: Carla Thompson Mike Pressley, lune Metcalf, Kathy Freeman jill Roberson, joe Hill, Kathy Glover and Magazine Sponsor, Mrs. Barnwell. 'l20!Magazine Sales A canned food drive at Christmas time was one of several projects the Future Business Leaders of America initiated to benefit others. The club also sold posters as a money-raising X project. Linda Brownfield served as the President, Debbie McClure as Vice-President, Virginia Vaughn as Secretary-Treasurer, Kay ,Carland as Reporter, and Vicki Bright as Historian. 'lfFirst Row: Left to Right: Pam Hensley, Susan Duncan, Sherry Rhodes, Teresa Nally, Renee Hoots, Kay Carland, Teresa jones, Sheila Hoots, Sharon Thompson, Linda Pace, Patricia Case. Second Row: Debra Baldwin, Vicki Bright, Debbie Rains, 'Paula Ward, Paulette Ruff, Virginia Vaughn, Phyllis King, Karen jackson, Linda Brownfield, Debbie McClure, Debbie Walker, and Mrs. C-ray. Zfjenny Vaughn stores food brought in for FBLA's canned food drive. 3fLinda Pace displays her business talents in diligent work. FBLAf121 mipegqmspmelf 6 fwffe S y 5 f SX aw ,f PM P4 ER EDI 'f 223 4 ,fly Co 'J oN . ... 2? 'QLMPQQD .SJGQMQ dfgiffil 'ii-'hx QQ z5.f 5 -.5 4155: is CQ IRE ,Seve-11, 'ie H. 'L Sreepengs HJ P55 u.Pnf'nQp YH 5 F IQS1' 1-SurvUqi'r-.. Nb 'Time 'ro R001 PARK.. . FG WPS NP .SH-my PEW 'HF mu., or 'WE KST ,summ'l'7'1 QQVE oN'. Q I The day to day hustle caused by the arrival of new students created confusion that gradually subsided only after the sophomores became familiar with their surroundings. ahh S s s Sf iii PM , as .K ,Laws ,.,s,..........- ew. , sw, Aww -Hrw sf I Kass' we s was W N: sg ,J ?'i rl 5 XX 7 . , X gf' fl - f:-P- r 124!Sophomores X-x Oi Sophomoresf125 Allison, Sandy Anders, lody Anders, Evon Andrews, Richard Armentrout, Herbie Arrowood, Kenny Ashburn, Sandra Ashley, Myra Ballard, Donna Banks, Debbie Barnette, Kim Barnwell, Franklin Bayne, Dolly Bayne, Mike Baynard, Lynn Beddingfield, David Beddingfield, Sharon Beddingfield, Tammy Black, Lisa Blackwell, Paul Blackwell, Rhonda Breeding, Brenda Bright, Vicki Burrell, Betty Burzynskie, Carl Byrd, Mark Cable, Donna Cagle, Wanda Cairnes, Steve Camp, Tommy Cantrell, Margaret Capps, Phyllis Carland, Kay Case, 'Kevin Case, Tammy Cason, Pam Chanlier, Lynn Cobb, Tommy Collins, Glen Cole, Mike 126fSophom0f9S Allison through Cole 'Ray' ylqll ,c,., ,,:, 'E X fix? A ez as . , in A i F X wi L i- E511 'l K l' X K A is A S i L A sy X xi X .sf X X X X xii 1 Connor through Hill 3 S H 'N ' DX iw. i 1 A-, 'iiigi Connor, Donna Connors, Sheila Corn, Karen Cornwell, Becky Davis, Cheryl Dermid, Sharon Drake, Denise Duncan, Susan Edwards, Amos Fain, Sam Fisher, Steve Fisher, Vonnie Flynn, Mike Foster, Kurt Garland, Carol Gladieux, Cheryl Godbold, Susan Goepfert, Martin Goins, Amy Goins, Donna Gosnell, Scott Gordon, Greg Grasty, Kim Greene, Cindy Greene, Mike Guice, Anita Hackett, Amy Hammond, Beth Hardin, Debbie Hebb, Sharon Henderson,Lynn Henry, Mary Ann Hensly, Pam Hicks, loy Highsmith, Mike Hill, Dwight Hill, Faye Hill, Greg Hill, joe Hill, johnny Sophomoresf127 QR -if Sf DN.fS'6CJl' And with the recognition of f their surroundings came the HWHFETIESS of new-found facial fuzz, pimples and Stridex. More valuable, however, was the awarenss of new privileges and freedom. 128fSophomores se N :Qi ev ,. Q EYQQ N MS. X X is 1'3- Q31 , X K X ., ,, , x I K m U V x ,W ' k xx - . w WW M, ' ' 'Q X W -- ' N' -N Q 1 X ,. 6 . y ws X J 2 F Ss' i Sophomoresf129 Hill, Nancy Hill, Toney Hood, Tim Hoots, Esther Hoots, Renee Hoots, Sheila Hoots, Turner Hudson, Chuck Hudson, joe Hudson, Rebecca Huggins, Sherry Hyder, Wanda jackson, Dennis jackson, Kathy jackson, Karen johnson, Evon johnson, jeff johnston, Bill jones, jeff jones, Kathy jones, Patrica jones, Sandy jones, Teresa jordon, Kim justus, Elaine justice, Kathy Kidd, Roberto King, Cricket King, Phyllis King, Sandra Layne, joy Laughter, Doris Laughter, Tammy Ledbetter, Donna Levi, Calvin Levi, Coletta Lusk, Doug McClure, Debbie McDaniel, Cheryl McGraw, Kathy 130fSophomores Lf Hill through McGraw L -Im at ' Ph 354 73 .lj if 5 Q Q xy? , wxsgg s- as f N X - XM xiii its McGraw through Pridmore L -1 'N qx h f l McGraw, Tommy McKenny, Brent McKenny, janet McMurry, Karen Maybin, Larry Maybin, lames Maxwell, Lynn Mayer, Dan Miller, ludy Moffitt, Ray Molten, Debbie Moore, Terry Morgan, Mike Moxley, jimmy Mullinax, Myra Nalley, Teresa Neal, Margaret Nelson, Myra Nix, Danny Nix, Linda Norman, leff O'Connor, Tracy Orr, Author Orr, Sandra Owenby, Randy Owens, Linda Owens, Rick Pace, Delyn Pace, lanice Pace, Janice Pace, jeff Pace, Teresa Pace, Terry Parris, Dillard Payseur, Tim Pepin, Ronnie Peters, Lucinda Peters, Vernile Pressley, Mike Pridmore, Wanda Sophomoresh 31 At the closing of the year the Sophomores began to realize new found confidence in themselves. They became sorely aware of new rules and also began to look forward to their junior year. With the rank of juniors comes the privilege of welcoming yet another wave of sophomores to be initiated. 132!Sophomores 3 3 g 1 1 y g + aNnu..Ssm3A3 Sillkb 'E F x x v x N - . X ,Y gig - Q X ,xx -S25 K ' X V . X- QANNQ-xii. : Q. --511, P .jgggf y ' YXXW- bs. . W Q, :N ' SYN? X -. x 2. Y -XX N ,wiv K X f . xiii?-:NQWS1vlfifw 1 mf X mm X fm-M-Q-3 N NN P444 X M N QQAN X - fa X X x xx .X xf.. X Q 5 fuifx ix .Q A 5 ..-u,.M.w.w-X -- - Sophomoresf133 Prince, Clay Pruitt, Connie Raines, Debbie Ray, Chris Rhodes, Sherry Rhodes, Shirley Roberts, Riley Robinson, jane Robinson, jill Robinson, Robbie Romstadt, Cindy Ruff, janet Ruff, Paulette Russell, jenny Sanders, Debbie Sentelle, Tammy Sexton, Darrell Sherman, Gary Sizemore, Dean Smith, Rickey Soileau, Rachel Steele, Pam Stepp, Dianne Stepp, Dwaine Stepp, Lester Stepp, Louise Stevenson, Rickey Streadwick, Kathy Stroud, Betty Summey, Elaine Surrett, Iris Taylor, Anita Taylor, Becca Taylor, Donna Thompson, Carla Thompson, Wendell Toney, leff Walker, Terry Ward, john Ward, Karen 134!Sophomores 0'lfD1gAfgD PAD lifb X569 Prince through Ward Newn... S t asf Rx X x gg? Ward through Youngblood IW im,- X! Ward, Randy . Watkins, Angela Weaver, john Wells, Dianne Whitmire, Mary Williams, Alan Williams, Debbie Williams, Ricky Wilson, Tammy Womack, Cheryl Wood, Cindy Worsham, Clifford Worthington, David Wyatt, Barbara Young, Tammy Youngblood, Teresa 1fSophomore class officers are Rhonda Blackwell, Chuck Hudson, 2!Representing the Sophomore class are jeff johnson, Connie Pruitt and Pam Steele - Tracy O'Connor, Cheryl Davis, Evon Anders, Darrell Williams Myra Nelson, Debbie Melton, Cindy Wood, and Dianne Wells. Sophomoresf135 Involvement was the key during this past year. We have learned from this year the importance of participation Through this newly-discovered knowledge we can face our senior year with a new awareness. i-sms vt 136fluniors - -X . New SN . c 3. Ni. six -w -NS W t . , X X x Q yn 'F 1+ 3. x x 1 XS fx. X X Xwxxx X W M Q M xg X vig sfzx T S X RQ XXX AN 3 xx juniorsf137 Allison, Leta Abercrombie, Tammy Allman, Betty Allison through Floyd D A A 5 ' Q .L Ballard, Faye Bane, Randy Beck, Linda Beddingfield, Barbara Berger, Ken Behrund, Eileen Blackwell, Charles Blackwell, Gary Blackwell, Kay Brown, Judy Browning, lohn Buckner, Tommy Cable, Carol Cairens, Ricky Cairens, Wayne Capps, Al Capps, Michael Case, Terry Chilen, Michael Clark, Pam Clemmons, Linda Cooper, Danny Cornwell, Dennis Cornwell, Trina Craven, Lori Crossman, Carole Daniel, Mike Dean, Debra Dickens, Debbie Dickerson, Sue Dillon, loe Dinkel, lill Ellenburg, janice Fain, john Filliman, Steve Fisher, Sharon Floyd, Emilee 138fluniors ,, N X . Q it Freeman through jones w t va, t,.,, Q t ,Y X , X, . XXX SSXx iw K Q Freeman, Kathy Freeman, Mike Freeman, Teresa Frisbee, Roger Garren, Debbie Gass, jerrie Gibbs, William Gilbert, Sue Gillian, Steve Gilliland, jeff Gladieux, Lynne Glover, Cathy Glover, Pam Grant, Kathy Greene, Steve Greer, Danny Halford, Craig Hall, Kathy Hamlin, Tim Hamilton, Chris Hargus, Kenny Harris, Kathy Head, Alma Heatherly, Glenda Hedrick, Kim Helms, Gail Highsmith, Mark Hill, Al Hill, james Hill, Larry Hitchcock, Brian Holbert, judy Holliday, Wanda Hollifield, Sandra Howe, Connie Hudson, Ann Hudson, Pat jackson, Kathy jackson, Cindy jackson, Gwen jones, Bruce jones, George juniorsf'l39 140fIuniors gas It has been said that the face reflects the innermost thoughts of one's mind.The class of '76 had many thoughts this year varying in intensity and quality. Whether the thought was industrious or not takes second place to the fact we did thinkp our own thoughts, in our own way. xx S. :J if i' V X KXSQM- . . xmw-'Q mf , S ,kg Iuniors!141 142fJuniors -- SS, L5 Q X m Q X ex' .iii qi KS' an .D 3. lv- Tv? xx? 'N . GSE. Q? xx 5QiN Q? X XXNN x NX X xii E k 1 ,f x S x, . x.gg.- ' ' 3.x 'ls N .. . RQXQ X is lustice, Becky lustus, loy lustus, Rob lustus, Scott Kenny, Laura Kidd, Ricardo King, Cindy King, Steve Lanier, Kathy Laughter, Melinda Laughter, Tammy Levi, Denise Levi, Doneica Leyva, Tanya Lively, Wesley Lusk, Keeta Mann, Greg McConnell, Rita McDaniel, Brenda McGraw, Bobby McMurray, Diane Metcalf, Cindy Middleton, Blythe Moreland, Donna Moreno, Mark Morgan, Charles Morgan, Mary Morgan, joy Morgan, Stewart Mull, Anita Nickell, Greg Nichols, David Nooruft, Mildred Norman, Tim Orr, Sondra Orr, Susie Osteen, Laverne Owenby, Sheila Pace, Becky' 'l44!juniors JSE' iii? g r lustice through Pace ws.. WB' l l l ii 1 Pace through Staton QA Pace, Pace Pace Pace Pace Pace I I I Brenda Carolyn Frank Margaret Molly Patricia Pace, Sabra Pardee, Ivor Paris, Rita Patterson, Louise Patterson, Pat Pegram, Lisa Peters, F red Phillips, Robert Phillips, Tammy Pressley, Russell Price, Monte Pridmore, Brenda Pruitt, Shirley Randolf, Penny Ray, Vicki Raymond, Michelle Reid, Ricky Reis, Chuck Richardson, Matt Roberts, Paul Rogers, Bill Saltz, Tinker Sexton, Butch Shaw, Treba Shipman, Martha Shuford, Ioyce Sigman, Calvin Sinclair, Martha Smith, Cathleen Smith, Philippa Smith, Phyllis Sosebee, Debbie Spearman, Lisa Stanley, Pam Staton, Gary Staton, loyce Iuniorsf145 We have grown in numerous ways and yet we still must strive to achieve a higher goal, that of understanding ourselves and others. Only in this way can we continue in our search for unity. 146!luniors six Fx-Q Q 2 S ,M- S ii......,.....W ? W W. xW,...,..,. Hex luniors!147 Steele, Margie Steele through Wright JA i J i ly 1 Wi Steen, Drew Stepp, Kay Stepp, Lesha Stepp, Philip Stepp, Sandy Stewart, Anna Styles, Margaret Sullivan, Debbie Summey, Charles Tankersley, Sue Taylor, Caroline Thackston, Margaret Thompson, jenny Toney, Kathy Turner, Debbie Turner, Elizabeth Walker, Barbara Walker, Steve Ward, Debra Ward, john Ward, june Waters, Gloria Whitaker, Mark Williams, Linda Wilson, Belinda Wilson, joe Wright, Ieffery 148fluniors I like ,X i R . The 1974-75 junior class provided leadership for the student body by electing joy lustus, secretary, and Kathy Freeman, treasurer. junior class officers were Gloria Waters, President, Martha Sinclair, vice-president, and Barbara Beddingfield, secretary- treasurer. Class representatives were Albert Capps, Mike Freeman, Debbie Garren, lerri Gass, Alma Head, Pat Patterson, and june Ward. luniorsf149 150!luniors U wSs SSR luniorsf151 7715 .-SFFl0.4.Af,. 1116 .Smurp ,sum,rfLW'- 'UJBWZF 'VO QEFLEQT3 HOOK. P0C- LuPoaf-- Fajfkfpjl EKEFUEO5, Jens i f5oQQ0vf',S, 'NP ffnffs - 'WF 'om mfnoaif: 55 PM RJ' 'f e UWVPF o0rr,'1':'eQ?:g'f OTKFQ surqqigs TQ Aogqugaq YYOYE ONT Xxx fig, .lf-3... . -Q - l 'l C8 Q9 Wore ,- AX X affm 5x ' f A time to be bored and a time to cry. A time to enjoy and not much time to study. A time to love and a time to be loved. A time to study and a time to sleep. A time to get good grades but more time to get bad ones. A time to be filled with school spirit and a time to get I n vo lved . A time to break in front of the lunch line as an underclassman and a time to do it legally as a senior. 1fSenior class representatives are: Karen Bayne, Marcia Pace, Mike jones, Rosanne Mackey, Susan Killian, and Benji Banks. Not' pictured is Susan Hinson. Morehead Finalists jackie johnson Debbie Mashburn 154fSeniors Bill Allman Danny Ashe lamie Austin Debbie Baldwin iKaren Banks Randy Baynard Linda Ballard 'Rhonda Bartee Karen Bayne Benji Banks Alton Batson Debbie Beddingfield Seniorsf155 -9 'bf'-'SJ Q-,JKQ rrrr 156fSeniors Lynne Bell Donna Bright Maurice Bishop Darlene Brown Danny Blackwell Gail Brown Tina Bradley Linda Brownfield Barbara Browning Cindy Burrell David Cantrell Greg Capps Denise Buckner Kathy Cairens Clay Capps Nina Case Seniors!157 158fSeniors -e r ex 4 Q O an I X 2 : X Patricia Case Sharon Case Gary Caudle lanice Clapp Valerie Cagle Coggins Gee Dee Cole Debbie Corbett Greg Corn 1 - A -vat Keith Corn 'Debbie Connor Debbie Cutshaw Phyllis Davis Laura Cornelius laneen Craven Kerry Davis Walter Denton . W X Q' s s wwswwsx X t QQNNWAL L L V NNW Lexx X ' is , v ,uri , v A 4-.. , lu? Seniors!159 5 are JA D e 554-,WfliWWW'Sf+:5?fx5f f ' ' - F F X A , wwf - r e v fs- - F X K - Wayne Denton Wayne Duncan Linda Edwards Charles Fisher Tim Dinkel Richard Easterbrooks Roberta Efferth Tim Franks Dennis Dorn Meade Edney Leslie Eicholtz Lee Frazier 160fSeniors if 3 .M 5112352 is. f-I N I . 1 QQ XQ . wi L A L '5155l'T3 Y ,Q 5 -- K 2 H r NX . WY i :,g..Q.. 51 x-was N -. 1, YQ, b -gjk ksskvs. X if X .fsegfggxe S Q x. New fsvwsf 54311- . risky-f Q swag. be . exqfiwl ,X 5, 2 K iw G S Q ,X GK x X Debbie Freeman Wendell Gilbert Gregg G Barbara Garland Toni Gilliam Ricky Garren Elsie Goepfert 4 Cheryl Grindle Nancy Head osnell Dena Harder Shirley Guice Cathy Hefner 'sql fe Y Seniorsf161 X 'l62fSeniors .5 f c. JAX 'R c X QR-. .X .. XX X X- Vi M A Q-TQ -'pw x M, is V QQ X N N is f 1. . . , who M 'WMM ww Wayne Henry Sharon Hill lackie Hicks Susan Hinson Mike Hill Rex Hitchcock k' - .e - A Q X 1 T , :Nw .gg - , f .gik-O ' K - Xx X Q X N me N X X X Q X 6 A SX Xe xx N x XX aww , we-so mix X X es- x if Eileen Hoots Earl Hudgins joan Huggins ' Sam Johnston john Horton Matthew Hudgins Fred Hyder Glenda jones Seniors!163 Q MXN NQAO an,-,Q 'U' if sm ,cs ' s. ' 3' Q QQ QQ Q QQ QQ QQ5iX9kx xx Q if Xml ,Q if WF QQNNNX 411' .0 sv .ar ,W Q' in .0 Sai O Qs ,Q are 4,8 Q' Q ,Q Qi? xqxx ' Q- ' M Q Q Q V' Q Q Q 'Y QQ' R Q .Q .Q 'QQ .gawk Q if Q Q' +0 was s .R Q X N sw Q so O HP xg ,X W S Q QP - , QB Qs me S iigsi' sk Sf NX Q X- Ms K QXQ Q M wifes:-wss f K K Q x x X Leslie jones Mike jones Sandra jones David justice 164fSeniors Mike justus Susan Killian Debbie King Mike King Xgwwfss-N Ts SN? vw o , 5 X Debbie Laughter Becky Mace Hunter Mann Janice Laughter Sandra MacKendrick Concetta Mattei Tim Lunsford Rosanne Mackey Ronny Mayfield Iune Metcalf Brenda Miller Ioe Mintz Seniorsf165 Mickey Moreno Debbie Moxley Myra Morgan Rita McCrary 'l66fSeniors xx ,o w sl. . S e -pr. in M .n..x,m..x.:.,xi.m.E,x Xiw W Rrxx-L-mimi .Q sw i 3 at . S 4 . ., - -Q-N123 :I li , - ' ' ' ' xy, 1 -Yilvx-Sw A A . 5 - i fgxigr g , - Q .W Q, is fe ' ,QNX ,. Q Q. - . Nav- xv ks-.f N . W WM, -Wx.-ew,1f:: A- . X - ifgwi-i3A A , 555, 5 ig, x Q ww-Qjvx Sheri McCraw Mike McGaha Denise McMurray Marian Muilinax X S .RSX?X.'NfwY N' - F -Sliliwfkfix 112 13.15 -Q.:-if S S S X S X fix ' S S S sEvEs.Q.:..s x h 5 E63 O S- W ii xgigere. fl' X E. Fixx Cindy Newell Terry Orr Billie Nix Diane Osteen Sheila Noblett Scott Osteen Sam Nuckolls Sheila Osteen l X Seniorsf167 N xbviv X XX Q X Debby Owen Vivian Owens David Oxley Lloyd Pace Debbie Owens Debbie Owenby Linda Pace Marcia Pace 168fSeniors Q I . gs XF Nancy Parker Margie Patterson Margaret Perron Charlene Pridmore Ken Patterson Bruce Peape William Pittman Gary Prince Seniors!169 Q QA X Y .Q R X. 170fSeniors -wwxtet t ,M , N X setemtwi MNMM Ni K N t mxwwt i wm t Q WS t .t ' X f 'i X Mvgi N ff- Q t Xiwxx st yew st.: tg X David Ray Kenneth Reid Pam Reid Linda Rhodes Swv' x e,ee. , Q5 ' ii - t - 1 Q- ANS. R f - L - -sea s t ii -X 31 - i. fs ,N ss . ss K. Patti Rogers Gary Ruff Dwight Saltz Perry Sams Terry Schroader Dale Smith Michael Spicer Susan Staton Alan Simpson Wayne Smith Kathy Staton jack Stepp J I 'Q:?NNXPW'Wwg WWW? t t tigsklgxwxwisxiw? Q Seniors!171 N W - Norman Stepp Barbara Sugden Barry Summey Kim Su mmey Q X xx WN hx 1!Most attractive were the leaders of the senior class with Debbie Freeman as presi- dent and joan Huggins secretary-treasurer. 2fBillie Nix served as vice-president. X X Larry Thompson Danny Todd Virginia Vaughn Steve W8ldr0p Sharon Thompson Wanda Toney Karen Waggoner Blll Walker Seniors!'l73 Debbie Walker Edgar Ward Paula Ward Vicki Ward Sharon Walker Margaret Ward Verlon Ward Mary West I 174fSeniors Carolyn Williams Steve Woody Susie Williams Keith Young Cheryl Wood Eddie Youngblood A time to have senior pictures made and a time to get sick once you see the pictures. A time for SAT's and a time for pre- paring for graduation. A time to fill out applications for colleges but more time to worry about whether or not they will accept you. A time to wonder about tomorrow but more time to look back at yesterday. A time to graduate and a time to wonder how you ever made it this far. Each senior in his four years at East had a time to be involved so that in time we became the class of '75, l it Q si XM x , fi x x 1 X, X t -si st Y- t Q ww. v i at-as X M k X ' QW? X ,fa MAXQQQG' X A s g Seniors!175 o-fsefm sm IB Q 0 A Q ALLMAN, DENNIS - Transfer from Saluda 125 Bas- ketball Manager 9,10,115 English Award 9,105 Math- ematics Award 9,105 History Award 105 Citizenship Award 105 Class President 115 Marshall 115 NHS 12. ALLMAN, WILLIAM - NHS 11,125 Outstanding Stu- dent 12. ASHE, DANNY - Football 9,105 Wrestling 9,10,115 FCA 95 Deca Parliamentarian12. AUSTIN, IAMIE - Football 95 Baseball 11. I X R I I bl .. Llll BALLARD, LINDA - Track 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 NHS 11,12. BANKS, BENII - lr. Boosters Club 95 WCU Math Contest 9,115 WCCA Tutor 95 Track Statistician 9, 10,11,125 Office Worker 95 AFS 10,125 Deca 95 UNC- A Yearbook Seminar 10,115 Annual Staff 11,125 B Honor Roll 11,125 lr. Civitan 125 Student Council 125 Basketball Scorekeeper 125 Teachers' Assistant 125 Homecoming Narrator 125 AFS Warren-Wilson Workshop 125 Senior Class Representative 125 School Reporter 12. BANKS, KAREN - Homecoming 9,115 Cheerleader 95 Gymnastics 95 Art Club 115 Home Ec. Award 115 Deca Club 12. BARTEE, RHONDA - Band 9,10,115 Art Club 10. BAYNARD, RANDY - Freshman Football 95 l.V. Football 10, Varsity 11,125 Baseball 11,125 FCA 9,105 Track 10. BAYNE, KAREN - Student Council 9,10,11,125 Homeroom President 95 jr. Civitan 95 Creative Writ- ing Award 95 Art Club 95 B-Average 9,115 Assembly Arts Committee 105 FHA 10,11,125 Chapter Degree 10, lr. Degree 115 Sewing Contest Winner 105 State 4-H Winner 105 NHS 11, President 125 Points Com- mittee Chairman 11,125 English Award 115 DAR Citi- zenship 115 Honor Block Letter 115 National Readers Digest Scholarship 115 lr.-Sr. Chairman 115 State Health Award 125 Keyettes125 State Delegate to Na- tional NASSP Convention 125 Named to Who's Who Among American High School Students 115 N.C. State Honor Club 125 School Reporter 125 Out- standing Student 12. BEDDINGFIELD, DEBORAH ,IO '- Gymnastics 9,10, 11,125 Drama Club 105 NHS 11,125 Colorguard 10, 176!Senior Directory 11, Captain 12. BEDDINGFIELD, GARY - Baseball 9. BELL, LYNNE - FHA 9, Historian 10, Secretary 115 jr. Civitan Secretary 105 AFS 10, Secretary 115 An- nual Staff11,125 Volleyball Team 12. BISHOP MAURICE WILLIAM -- Wrestling 9,10,11, 125 FCA 9,10,115 Key Club 12. BLACKWELL, DANNY - ECO 95 Deca 115 Wrestling 12. BRADLEY, TINA - Transfer from Saluda 125 Cheer- leader 9,105 Sec.-Treas. 115 President of Class 10. BRIGHT, DONNA --- lr. Civitan10. BROWN, DARLENE -- BROWN, GAIL - Majorette 9,10,115 lr. Civitan 105 Gymnastics 11,12. BROWNFIELD, LINDA - Transfer 115 lunior Mar- shall 115 B Honor Roll 115 FBLA President 12. BROWNING, BARBARA -- Transfer 125 Drama Club 125 Bible Club 12. BURRELL, Cindy - Tri-Hi-Y 10. CAIRENS, KATHY - Newspaper 95 Drama Club 9, Most Outstanding 9, Stage Manager Winter and Spring Production 95 Perfect Attendance 9,105 Key- ettes 10,11,125 NHS 11,125 Outstanding Student 115 Annual Staff Ad Editor 11, Co-editor 125 Annual Award 115 Interact 125 UNC-A Yearbook Seminar 10, 115 Furman Yearbook Workshop 11,125 Governor's Page 12. CAPPS, CLAY - CAPPS, GREG - FFA 9,105 Deca 115 FHA Hero Chapter 12. CASE, NINA - Deca 11,125 FHA 10. CASE, PATRICIA - Tri-Hi-Y105 FBLA 12. CASE, SHARON - Deca11,12. CLAPP, IANICE - Freshman Cheerleader 95 lr. Civi- tan 95 Track 9,105 l.V. Cheerleader 105 Drama Club 105 Gymnastics 10,11,125 Varsity Cheerleader 11,125 Keyettes115 B-Honor Roll 11,125 Interact 12. COGGINS, VALERIE - Band 9,105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Deca 11,12. CONNOR, DEBBIE -- FHA 95 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Secretary 115 Annual Staff 10,115 NHS 11,12. CORBETT, DEBBIE - Freshman Cheerleader 95 lr. Civitan 9,10, Secretary 11, Vice-President 125 j.V. Cheerleader 105 ECO Club Reporter 105 B-Honor RolI10,11,125 NHS 11,12. CORN, KEITH - FFA 105 Deca 11. CORN, GREG - Golf 95 Gymnastics 105 FCA 10. CORN, LOWELL - Perfect Attendance 10. CORNELIUS, LAURA - Student Council Rep. 95 B-Honor Roll 9,10,11,125 Homeroom President 95 Homecoming 95 Homecoming Court 125 I.V. Cheer- leader 105 Interact 105 Student Body Secretary 115 junior Marshall5 Ir.-Sr. Refreshment Committee Chairman 115 NHS 11, Secretary 125 Flag Corps Co- captain125 Drama Club 12. CRAVEN, IANEEN - Transfer 12. .. .fills ,, ,E LX DAVIS, KERRY - Freshman Football 95 Baseball,95 l.V. Football 105 FCA 10,11,125 Varsity Football 11,125 Monogram 11,12. DAVIS, PHYLLIS - Band 9,10,115 lr. Civitan 10, Vice- President115 Wrestling Cheerleader 10,125 Deca 125 FHA 9. DENTON, WALTER - FFA10. DINKEL, TIM - Transfer 115 l.V. Hockey 10. DORAN, EDDIE - FFA 105 Deca 11. DORN, DENNIS - Key Club 10,11,125 Deca12. EASTERBROOKS, RICHARD - Transfer 115 Intra mural Hockey 9,105 Student Council 105 Honor Rol 9,10,11,125 lnteract12. EDNEY, MEADE -lr.Civitan105 Deca12. EFFERTH, ROBERTA - WCU Math Contest 95 Sci ence Club Secretary 95 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Biology Awar 105 Latin Award '105 NHS 11,125 AFS 11,125 Choru Accompanist 11,125 Chorus Award 11,125 Interna tional Simulation at UNC-A 11,125 lunior Marshal 115 Stageband Pianist. EICHOLTZ, LESLIE - Art Club 10,115 Girls Softbal Drama Club 105 Deca 11, Reporter 125 Office orker11,12. HER, CHARLES - Science Club 9,105 Beg. Gym- atics 115 Adv. Gymnastics 125 Wrestling 9,10,11,12. ANKS, TIM - FFA 95 Key Club 10,11,125 Inter- 125 Football 11,125 Track 11. AZIER, LEE - Deca 10,115 FFA 12. EMAN, DEBBIE - Majorette 9,10,11,125 Band 9, 15 'Homecoming Nominee 115 Jr. Civitan 105 estling Cheerleader 10,115 Homeroom Repre- itative 95 Sophomore Vice-President 105 Junior iss Sec-Treas 115 Senior Class Pres. 125 Gymnastics IRLAND, BARBARA - Ecology Slogan Contest Office Worker 9,10,115 Deca 105 Art Club 105 mecoming Court 105 Annual Staff 11,125 Jr. Civi- 125 UNC-A Annual Seminar 11,12. -BERT, WENDELL - Basketball 9,10,11. -LIAM, TONI -Business Arithmetic Award 105 I. Place in Sewing Contest 115 NHS 11,125 Junior lrshaIl11. LEPFERT, ELSIE - Jr. Civitan 9, Historian 105 Jr-Sr oration Committee 115 Honor Roll 12. DSNELL, GREGG - INDLE, CHERYL - Homeroom Representative 95 ma Club 95 FCA 9,10,115 Varsity Basketball 9,115 captain 10,125 Track 9,105 Softball 95 Powderpuff 5 Sec-Treas Sophomore Class 105 All-County ketball Team 10,11, All-Conference 10,11, Most uable Award 10,11, Freethrow Award 10,115 Vol- ball 125 Jr. Civitan 125 Outstanding Student 125 .rettes 12. JICE, SHIRLEY - Perfect Attendance 9,105 Maga- e Sales Captain 115 NHS 11,12. RDER, DENA - Band 95 Drama Club 95 FHA 105 Club 105 Office Worker 105 Teachers Assistant Deca 11,125 Chairman of Social Committee 11, Vice-President 125 District 8 V.P. Nominee in .12. I D, NANCY -- AFS 105 NHS 11,12. HEFNER, CATHY - Science Club 95 3rd Place in Art Contest 95 Miles for Mankind 9,10,115 Sec-Treas Science Club 95 Two Second Place Ribbons in Art Contest 105 FHA 10,11,125 FHA Convention 115 AFS 11, INS 115 FHA Name Tags 125 AFS Bulletin Board Chairman 12. HENRY, WAYNE - FCA 9,10,11,125 Basketball 10, 11,12, Manager 95 Baseball 10,11,125 Basketball 10, 11,125 Monogram Club 11,125 Interact 125 Key Club 125 Football 12. HICKS, JACKIE - Jr. Civitan 9,10,11,125 Chorus 9, 10,11,125 Color-guard 11,12. HILL, MIKE -- FFA 10,11,12, Reporter 10, President 125 Chorus 125 Magazine Assembly 12. HINSON, SUSAN - FHA 9,10, State Convention 9, 10, State Workshop 95 Chorus 10,11,125 Colorguard 115 Junior FHA Degree 105 Library Assistant 115 Student Council 125 Jr. Civitan 125 Volleyball Manager 125 Mars Hill Clinic 12. HITCHCOK, REX - Band 9,10,12'5 Inaugural Parade 105 Basketball 115 Rotary Camp 115 Interact125 Base- ball 12. HOOTS, EILEEN - FHA 9,10,11,125 Annual Staff 11,125 INS 115 Who's Who 115 Junior Civitan12. HOOTS, MICKEY - FFA 12. HORTON, JOHN - Band 9,10,115 Track 11,125 NHS 11,125 Cross-Country125 Band Captain 125 Key Club Vice-President12. HUGGINS, FRED - FFA 10. HUGGINS, JOAN - Keyettes 9,10,115 Treasurer 125 FHA 9,125 Band 9,10,11,125 Jr. Booster Club 95 Track 95 Wrestling Cheerleader 10,125 Interact 125 Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer 125 Co-Captain Band 12. HYDER, FRED - Band 9,10,11: FFA 105 Deca 11,125 Shop Assistant 11. JOHNSON, JACKIE - Freshman Football 95 Fresh- man Basketball 95 Track 9,10,11,125 Interact 9,125 FCA 9,10,11,125 Student Council 95 WCU Math Con- test 9, Varsity Football 10,11,125 JV Basketball 105 NHS Vice-President 115 DAR Citizenship Award 115 Outstanding Athlete 115 Homecoming- Escort 11,125 All-County Track 115 NHS 11,125 Moorehead Scholarship Nominee 125 WHKP Player of the week 125 Outstanding Student 11,125 Varsity Basketball 10, 11,12. JOHNSTON, SAM - J.V. Basketball 95 FCA 9,10,11, 125 FCA President 10,115 Sophomore Student Coun- cil Representative 105 Varsity Basketball 10,11, Co- Captain 125 Jr. Class Representative 115 All-County Basketball 115 Monogram Sec. 115 Baseball Manager 115 Student Body Vice-President 125 Outstanding Student 11,12. JONES, GLENDA -- General Business Award 95 Magazine Sales Captain 105 Shorthand I Award 115 NHS1'I,12. JONES, MIKE - Transfer 105 Annual Staff 9,10,11, 125 Football 115 AFS 11,125 NHS 11,125 -Student Council 11,125 Interact 125 Outstanding Student 12. JONES, SAMYRA - Band 9,10,115 Jr. Civitan 9,'l0, 115 Powderpuff105 Deca Secretary 12. JONES, SANDRA - FHA 10,115 Jr. Civitan 12. JUSTICE, DAVID - Freshman Football 95 FFA 105 Track 95 Gymnastics 10,11,125 Art Club 11. ,lUSTUS, JAMES - JUSTUS, MIKE - KILLIAN, SUSAN - Freshman Cheerleader 95 WCU Math Contest 9,115 Honor Roll 9,10,11,125 Flag Corps 10,115 FHA Junior Degree 10, Chapter Degree 11, State Degree 12, President 12: Delegate to Na- tional Convention 125 Interact 10,11,125 Perfect At- tendance 10,115 Student Council 11,125 NHS 11,125 Drama Club 115 UNC-A Drama Workshop 125 Spring Production 115 Honor Block 115 Outstanding Student 11,12. KING, DEBBIE - Softball 95 Band 9,10,11,125 Student Council 105 Drama Club 105 Sec-Treas 11,12, Spring Production 10,125 Annual Staff 11,125 Drum Ma- jorette 125 Jr. Civitan 125 Office Assistant 11,125 Annual Seminar 11,125 FHA 12. KING, MIKE- KING, STEVE -- Deca 12. LAUGHTER, DEBRA - Transfer 125 FHA 9,105 Miss Wildcat Court 115 Cheerleader 11. LAUGHTER, JANICE - FHA 9,10,12, Sub-Chapter President 11. LAUGHTER, JUDY - Bible Club 115 Drama Club 12. LONG, DEBRA - FHA 95 AFS 95 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 FBLA 12. LUNSFORD, TIM - Football 9,105 FFA 10,12. I MACE, BECKY - An Club 9,10,11, Softball 9,105 Senior .Directoryf177 Volleyball 10. MacKENDRlCK, SANDY - Art Club Secretary 95 ECO Club 105 LV. Cheerleader 115 Varsity Cheer- leader 12. MACKEY, ROSANNE - l.V. Basketball 95 Gymnas- tics 10,11,125 Student Council Rep. 10,11,125 Drama Club 105 Keyettes 11, Vice-President 125 Flag Corps 11,12. MANN, HUNTER - ECO Club 95 Teacher of Guitar Float Classes 11,12. MASHBURN, DEBBIE -- lnteract 9,10,11, President 125 l.V. Cheerleader 95 Varsity Cheerleader 10,11,125 Gymnastics 9,10,11,125 Homecoming Nominee 105 Student Council Rep. 105 NHS 11,12. MASSEY, MARGIE -- Art Club 9,105 Chorus 9,105 lr. Civitan 10,11. MATTEI, MARIA CONCETTA - AFS Foreign Ex- change Student 125 Honorary Homecoming Queen 125 Drama Club 125 Student Council 12. MAYFIELD, RONNY - lnteract 9,10,11,125 FCA 9, 10,11,125 Vice-President Freshman Class 95 President Sophomore Class 105 Gymnastics 10,11,125 Football 9,10,11,125 Wrestling 95 Basketball 105 Monogram 10,11,12. MCCRARY, RITA - Powderpuff 105 FHA 95 Key- ettes 10,125 Secretary 115 Rifle Corps 10,125 Captain 115 Student Council 115 Gymnastics 10,11,12. MCCRAW, SHERI - Band 9,10,11,125 Track 95 Drama Club 9,10,115 ECO Club 9, Vice-President105 FHA 95 Interact125 Keyettes 125 Band Co-Captain 12. MCGAHA, MIKE - Football 9,105 FFA 105 Vice- President12. MCMURRAY, NEICEE - FHA 9,105 AFS 105 Pow- derpuff125 FHA Subchapter Secretary 11. METCALF, JUNE - Gymnastics 11,12. MILLER, BRENDA - Povilderpuff 10,125 FCA 105 Track 9,105 Keyettes125 Gymnastics 11,125 Band 9. MINTZ, IOE - FFA 10,12. MORENO, MICKEY - Humane Society Art Contest 1st Place Winner 95 Honorable Mention in Womens Club Art Contest 95 Arts League Honorable Mention 95 Honorable Mention in Art Contests 105 Student Council Representative 105 junior Class President 115 'Gymnastics 10,11,125 Springnastics 10,115 Key Club 105 Art Club 105 Intramural Football 105 Sadie Hawkins Court.115 Flat Rock Gymnast Instructor 125 2nd Place in Art Contest 115 Honorable Mention in Art Contest 11. MORGAN, MYRA - Transfer From Saluda115 FHA 9,115 Basketball 9,105 Colorguard 125 Homecoming Court 105 Gymnastics 11,125 Perfect Attendance 9. 178!Senior Directory MOXLEY, DEBBIE - Powderpuff 95 FHA 95 Interact 125 Student ,Council 95 Homeroom President 95 Track 9,105 AFS 10,11, Co-Chairman 125 Gymnas- tics 10,11,125 j.V. Cheerleader 11. MULLINAX, MARIAN - FHA 10, Degree Chairman 11,125 Student Council 11. NEWELL, CINDI - Freshman Cheerleader 95 Inter- act 9,10,11, Vice-President 125 Sec-Treas Freshman Class 95 FHA 95 Powderpuff Football 95 Homecom- ing Court 9,10,11,125 j.V. Cheerleader 105 Varsity Cheerleader 11,125 Drama Club 105 Gymnastics 10, 11,125 NHS 11,125 Outstanding Student 12. NIX, BILLIE - Gymnastics 10,11,125 Drama Club 105 Student Council 11,125 Senior Class vice-President 125 Homecoming 115 Homecoming Queen 125 Out- standing Student 12. NOBLETF, SHEILA - Tri-Hi-Y 95 Gymnastics 10,11, 125 Colorguard 10, Co-Captain12. NUCKOLLS, SAM - Football 95 Chorus 10,11,125 Key Club 105 Interact11,125 AFS 11,12. ORR, TERRY - Football 9,105 Baseball 9,105 FCA 9,105 FFA 9,'l0,'l'l. OSTEEN, DIANE - Powderpuff 95 Gymnastics 10, 11,125 Deca11,125 Drama 10. OSTEEN, SCOTT - Football 9,10,11,125 FCA 9,10,'l'l, 125 Chorus 95 Baseball 11,125 Wrestling 12. OSTEEN, SHEILA -.Art Club 95 FHA 105 Gymnas- tics 115 Chorus 12. OWEN, DEBORAH - FHA 105 Deca 12. OWENS, DEBBIE - Drama Club 10. OWENS, VIVIAN - Basketball 9,105 Track 105 Art Club 105 ECO Club 105 Deca Treasurer 125 2nd Highest Candy Salesman 115 Powderpuff105 Maga- zine Sales Captain 10,115 Candy Sales Captain 10,11. OWENBY, DEBBIE - Track 9,105 Band 9,10,11,125 Drama 10. OXLEY, DAVID - Art Club 9,10,11, Vice President, 12. PACE, KAREN - Art Club 95 Drama Club 10,1' Office Worker 11,125 Deca 11,125 Honor Roll 12. PACE, LINDA - Science Club 95 Tri-Hi-Y 105 FBL. 12. PACE, LLOYD - Key Club 95 Sophomore Cla: Representative 105 Art Club 105 lr. Civitan 10,11 Sheriff of the Day 105 jr. Class Vice-President 11 INS 115 Annual Staff 11,125 Spring Production 11 Bus Driver 11,125 Division II Chairman of Wester District of N.C.A. Student Council 125 Student Bod President 125 Outstanding Student 12. PACE, MARCIA - Transfer from Saluda5 Basketba 95 Softball 95 FHA 10,115 Track 105 Gymnastics 11 Student Council Rep. 11,125 Chorus 11. PARKER, NANCY - Art Club 105 Bible Club 11. PATTERSON, KEN - Freshman Football 95 Fresl' man Basketball 95 FFA 9,105 j.V. Football 105 1.1 Basketball 105 FHA vice-Presidem11. PEACE, BRUCE - Newspaper Staff 95 FFA 9,10,11 Baseball 105 FHA Hero Chapter Reporter 115 Bt. Driver 12. PITTMAN, WILLIAM - PONDER, RONNIE-FFA 9. PRIDMORE, CHARLENE - Art Club 9,10,115 Trad 105 Deca11,12. 1 PRINCE, GARY - Football 9,105 Gymnastics 9,1I 11,125 Track 10. I l l l RAY, DAVID - Wrestling 9,105 Gymnastics 12. l REID, KEN - Football 9,10,115 Wrestling 9,10,11,11 Track 9,105 FCA 95 Monogram 10,115 Gymnastid 10,11,12. . REID, PAM - Transfer from Saluda5 Student Coun cil 95 FHA 9,10,'l'l1 Chorus 9,10,'l2. RHODES, LINDA - WCU Math Contest 9,115 AF 10,11,125 NHS 11,125 lr. Civitan 12. I ROGERS, PATTI - Chorus 9,10,11,'l2, Ensemble 'IQ Annual Staff 10,11,12, Publishing Editor 125 UNC-I Annual Workshiop 10,115 Furman Workshop 12 FHA 10,115 Keyettes 11,125 Who's Who Amon American High School Students 115 Flag Corps 1 3rd Place in State Hire the Handicapped Essay Co , test11. I RUFF, GARY - Track 95 FFA 115 Officer 105 Secre tary 12. I lALTZ, DEWIGHT - Football 95 Manager 105 Train- rr 11,125 Basketball Manager 9,105 Track Manager ',105 FCA 11,125 Monogram 11,125 Key Club 9,105 JHS 11,125 Interact 125 Band 9,10,11,125 Student Eouncil10. lAMS, PERRY - Wrestling 9,105 Interact 9,105 stu- lent Council 95 Gymnastics 10,11,125 j.V. Football 05 Key Club 12. LCHROADER, TERRY - Deca 11,125 FFA 9,10,11. IMPSON, ALAN - 1MlTH, DALE - Band 9,10,11,125 FFA 10,11,125 lVrestling11,12. MITH, WAYNE - Transfer 125 Chorus 9,10,125 Air orce lr. ROTC 9,10,115 Deca 115 Basketball 95 Bible lIlub11. PICER MIKE - TATON, KATHY - Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 125 'IHS 11,125 Monogram Club 10,11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, 15 FCA 11,125 Chorus 11,125 Rifle Corps 125 Annual ytaff 11,125 Track 9,125 2nd Highest Magazine Sales- nan 10. YTATON, SUSAN - Drama Club 9,10,11,125 Track 95 tlomecoming Nominee 105 Gymnastics 10,115 rpring Production 115 Flag Corps 125 Drama UNC-A Norkshop 125 Keyettes 12. rTEPP, JACK - FCA 9,105 Freshman Football 95 reshman Basketball 95 Track 9,125 1.V. Football 105 .V. Basketball 105 FHA Hero, Treasurer 115 Varsity ootball 11,125 Varsity Basketball 11,125 Interact 125 Eey Club 125 Monogram 125 WHKP Football Player fthe Week 125 Outstanding Student 12. TEPP, NORMAN - FFA 9,105 Deca 11,12. ,UC1DEN, BARBARA - Art Club 105 ECO Club 105 IHA 11. UMMEY, BARRY - Football 9,10,11,125 Track 10, 15 FCA 10,115 Monogram 11,125 Key Club 125 Gym- astics 10,11,125 Most Valuable Track Award 11, All- liounty Track 115 Homecoming Escort 10. UMMEY, KIM - Track 95 Basketball 95 FHA 95 owderpuff 9,125 Art Club Secretary 105 Volleyball 11,125 Perfect Attendance 9,105 Student Council 105 'lonor Roll 9,10,11,12. JURRETT, ELDON - FFA 105 Deca 105 Chorus 9. UTTLES, PENNY - Track 95 AFS 10,11,125 Color- uard 105 Gymnastics 10,11,125 NHS 11,125 Honor oll 9,10,11,125 Homecoming Nominee 10. ..a TAYLOR, PAULA - ECO Club 105 Gymnastics 115 Keyettes 125 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12. THOMPSON, JANET - Drama Club 95 Powderpuff 95 Perfect Attendance 9,105 Honor Roll 9,10,115 Key- ettes 10,11, President 125 Participated in Hiring the Handicapped Essay 115 NHS 11,125 UNC-A Annual Workshop 115 NHS Secretary 125 Who's Who Among American High School Students 115 Interact 125 Interclub Council 125 Honor Roll 12. THOMPSON, LARRY -- lr. Civitan 105 Golf 11,12. THOMPSON, SHARON - Chorus 9,10,11,12, Out- standing Soprano Award 115 lr. Civitan 10, Treasurer 115 N1-ls 11,125 FBLA 12, Typing Medal 10,11. TODD, DANNY - Football 9,10,11,125 Basketball 9,105 FCA 10,11,125 Monogram 11,125 Wrestling 125 Interact12. TONEY, WANDA -- Powderpuff 9,105 Football 9, 105 FHA 105 FBLA 12. VAUGHN, VIRGINIA - Chorus 9,10,11,125 FHA 10, 125 FBLA, Secretary-Treasu rer 12. Tl'T1fu'xT ll .lla . lux . J JXJ..-Q WAGGONER, KAREN -- Track 9,105 l.V. Cheer- leader 9,105 Varsity Cheerleader'11,125 Keyettes 10, 11, Secretary 125 Powderpuff 10,11,125 Perfect At- tendance 95 President of Sophomore Class 105 Stu- dent Council 105 Interclub Council 12. WALDROP, STEVE - Wrestling 9,10,125 FCA 9,105 FFA 9. WALKER, BILL - Basketball 9,10,11,125 Football 95 Track 9,10,11,125 FCA 10,11,12. WALKER, DEBRA -- ECO Club 105 FBLA 12. WARD, EDGAR - Basketball 9,105 Baseball 9,10,11, 125 FFA 10. WARD, MARGARET - FHA 9,10,11, Secretary 125 Chapter Degree 115 lr. Degree 105 State Degree 125 State Convention 10,11,125 lr. Civitan 11, President 125 Drama Club 10,11,125 UNC-A Drama Workshop 115 Props Mistress for Spring Production 10,115 ln- teract 125 AFS 10,11, Secretary 125 Interclub Council Secretary 125 lr.-Sr. Decorations Committee 11 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 115 Perfect Attendance 9,10,11,125 Basketball Scorekeeper125 Track Statistician 125 Honor Roll 11, 125 Hiring the Handicapped Essay 115 Annual Staff 125 Finalist in All-American Girl Contest 125 AFS Warren Wilson Workshop5 Teachers Assistant 125 Outstanding Student 12. WARD, PAULA - AFS 105 FBLA 12. WARD, VICKI - Powderpuff 95 Basketball 95 Track 9,105 Spring Production 9,11,125 jr. Civitan 95 Honor Roll 9,115 Refreshment Committee for Ir.-Sr. 115 Drama Club 10,11,125 Keyettes 125 Teachers Assis- tant 125 UNC-A Drama Workshop 125 Magazine Sales Captain 12. WEST, MARY - Track 95 Keyettes10,11,12. WILLIAMS, CAROLYN - lr. Civitan 95 Powderpuff 105 Perfect Attendance 9,10,115 ECO Club 10, Secre- tary 115 Deca Vice-President 11, President 125 Inter- club Council 12. WILLIAMS, SHARON - Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 NHS 11,125 Chorus 11,12. WILLIAMS, SUSIE - Basketball 95 Perfect Attend- ance 95 FHA 9,10,115 Powderpuff105 Softball 12. WOOD, CHERYL - FBLA 105 Bible Club 115 Teach- ers Assistant 9. WOODY, STEVE - Football 95 Basketball 9,105 Track 9,105 Key Club 9, Treasurer 10, President 11,125 Cross Country 105 Chorus 11,125 Outstanding Bass Award 115 Student Council 11. YOUNG, KEITH -- Football 95 FCA 95 Track 9,105 Wrestling 9,105 Interact 9,105 Key Club 125 Freshman Class President 95 Gymnastics 10,11,125 Homecom- ing Escort 12. YOUNGBLOOD, EDDIE - Football 95 FFA 10. Senior. Directoryf179 VJJJi ff R. Wm if N Hz G .f idx QL., 9 A W M ,I-4'-W' . WARD ' if ' f .iii-gf 4 Q. 6-,z q -- Loul- MERUUAMTS AN ou-R Els? mow FIT uouao :MSE 'ro swf A ' 'rms Panera: M , f '?-.. I was .gfffi-'3 sci it? 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Ll Lk 1 8 yy g,-if ' V VN' S2 ':' 'Q ':', -- 'fi JCI!! g l - money and the world ot work Just thunk back a half dozen years and recall the allowance you may have gotten before you entered your teens and started earning money on your own That sum whether It was 5042 a week or more wouldnt go far today lt becomes apparent no matter how you look at It that money has no value In Itself lts only so much paper or buts of alloy Only work and the things work produces has real value We work for someone We get money We use that money to buy the work fthe goods and servucesy of others Thats the system But to make the system work properly everyone who s able to work has to gnve as much value for the money he earns as he expects to get for the money he spends Take thus example When you set out to buy a new car or a stereo or a washmg machine fthe work of othersl you demand top quality workmanshlp the very best And thats why you need to do your very best meeting the needs of your job and the customers It serves no matter what you do now or ln the future Thats the way the system has to work ll:l'2n1d'e1r2oSr'uxvi:Emac?rl:ri'?3ZiSolI?neapt28739 G E N E R A I- E c T R I c A' V ste! 0, X - N 'I 6 x J. V ' ' , ELIBI o o O0 QQ, X. of ft- t , l ' :L V l ul - 3 y B kg 'J 'Ely 5'-A -WL -r f, M' 182fAdvertisements CHARLIE GRAY 84 SON SEALTEST supplies East daily with fresh dairy products. THE MILL END STORE 84 FABRIC CENTER is the head- quarters for the woman who sews. COMPLIMENTS OF MINUTE ANCHORS MA NC. james Black chooses an album from the large selection atjOY RECORDS: HI-Fl CENTER. Advertisements!183 HILL'S GENERAL STORE is located in the East Flat Rock community. , ' fx ZA : 1' Q N .,,: it ,t 'Q L sto GROCEPJES O MEATS G N0'l'l0llSH0FEElg' HOSIERY OUR SPECIALTY Wearing Apparel For Family CHlPMAN'S FACTORY OUTLET East Flat Rock, N.C. Men's - Ladies' - Children's 3 W Miles South of Hendersonville, off Hwy. 176, East Flat Rock Phone 693-4231. Store Hours 9 A.M. to 5 P.M, - Monday thru Sat. Many East students stop at GILLIAM CASH GROCERY before and after school. Gordon T. Case Used Furniture and Culvert Pipe 184fAdvertisements 404 Spartanburg Road Hendersonville, N.C. 28731 Phone: 693-9694 NX lfs the real than Coke g TUG- GJ 5' A X N- aaa, X x 1 Q.. -.... w.mJ.vww..,.,NqwN0N- f APPLE PACKEDS Satisfaction is guaranteed at I 84 W APPLE PACKERS on the Sugar Loaf Road. LAKESIDE BARBER SHCP Tuxedo North Carolina f Hfuafnsouvmf L Nonru CAROLINA IPIIPAQ Mfflrekmi sl b ' lj 5 Advertisements!185 COMPLIMENTS OF BERKELEY MILLS KIMBERLY CLARK CGRPORATICJN BALFOU R, NCRTH CAROLINA REAL ESTATE MICHAEL E. ECKEL IN C. Reg. No 264891 New Ploneer Co , Inc downmg street FMC sfo you , 333 NORTH MAIN STREET 428 Church street A HENDERSONVILLE N c 17045 693-3822 Sauifzmnvq no HENDERSONVILLE N C 28739 BOONE N C 28607 PALMETTO FLORIDA 33561 P Q BOX 429 P O BOX 85 P 0 BOX 218 TELEPHONE 7o4f592 2233 TELEPHONE 704f264 8848 TELEPHONE 818f722-8285 SA 5 Cl B RAN D Trade Mark Regzrtered v 'A . 6 . 9 ' ll n r Ir 5' P.O. Box 327, Hendersonville, N.C. 28739 23739 Ph: 764169225100 ' 9 I I o ...fland of the csky' CRea1ty Inc. .mvuvnv EDNEY REALTOR 'tfA 'r T SKYLAND BARBER SHOP North Main Street 6 Hendersonville, N.C. 28739 Advertisementsf187 HIGGINS QUALITY PRESS 133 4th Avenue East Maklng good thmgs happen smce 1934 Phone 693 7289 QA! 3lll'HEE,ll lllll' WESTERN CAROLINA wwf FINANCIN- neuoensonvaue rmcnn . uumon Hendersonvulle LAMB FRUIT COMPANY Route 6 Hendersonville N C North Carolina Apples Double L Brand Linda Brownfield takes advantage of the fast one hour , '--nsxx : - riff, 4 ji, X lliiii If Compliments of I lx Q nr ' SECURITY PACKING HOUSE . 0 E . , . . I M 'mg 188! Advertisements cleaning at MlLLER'S LAUNDRY and CLEANERS. FEDERAL PAPER BOARD C0 INC East Flat Rock, N C 28726 O, 200 Tabor Road HENDERSON COUNTY Phone 1704! 693-4968 FUEL DISTRIBUTORS Farm Eqm2,Q2nt ,nc ASSOCIATION ' Massey-Ferguson - New Idea - Fox - New Holland Sales and SGFVICC 201D H'IIR d H d 'II NC 28739 Telephone 693 7611 P o Box 1093 R.I.II5'2E?RIOL,,e0a en eIaekMeere HendersonvIIIe, N C 28739 jwn Pam! DELICIOUS GREEK SALAD5 w A BAXTER OIL co INC-MOBIL uf C 'C f COUNTRY HM' 8 HENDERSON OIL CO INC +EXXON MEADOWS OIL- CO INC -GULF RICHARDSON S FUEL AND SUPPLY CO INC SKYLAND PETROLEUM CO INC -SHELL WRIGHT OIL CO INC -PHILLIPS 66 YOUNGBLOOD OIL CO INC -AMOCO BLUE RIDGE AUTO PARTS CO I' 45 .r Q ' Rfb? R 'W I IIIL . 'T '- can out snwcs FACMITIES ron OPEN 6 AM.-9:30 . . 7 UAYS A WEEK soo N MAIN 692 H22 CompIIments of 2314 AshevIIIe Hlghway S HendersonvIIIe, N C 28739 M E N S Phone 692 3715 O o a o o 0 s '- 0 190! Advertisements A.l. COLE, DISTRIBUTOR-UNION 76 ..,.,, 'nu wg. '0:::g.Q' Of I ' .I . . , ,,.': ,Jeff ' IP. -. rmvus mines l.H. REABEN OIL AND SUPPLY CO., INC.-TEXACO irq ' ' ' , .29 . ' I , I I f...,5.Shg hgpgmu I FUNERAL DIRECTORS MEMORIAL PARK I IMIMIIR NAVIDNM 35156750 MDIIIICIAN5 DAYTON TOOLS ELECTRIC HARDWARE MOTORS DIAL 692 8216 PAINTS LOUIS WILLIAMS8cSONS INC PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HENDERSONVILLE NC 28739 , o STRUCTURAL STEEL + BOLTS + CHAIN + CABLE + PIPE TED REESE explains the benefits of his INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY. HENDERSONVILLE FCX SERVICE HENDERSONVILLE Your Friendly Farm and Garden Center FEED SEED FERTILIZER FARM CHEMICALS PAINT TIRES BATTERIES PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY SUPPLIES GRAIN HANDLING EQUIPMENT LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 136 S. King St. Phone: 692-3222 Q I I I I I I I I I I 0 Advertisementsf191 COLONIAL Gary Rlce LOT MANAGER U S HWY 25 FLETCHER N C PHON E C7047 687 7895 Tommy Dycus LOT MANAGER SPARTANBURG HWY HENDERSONVILLE N G PHONE C7047 692 0121 A -.. B 0 +I ' 1- JUL, O I I O I O FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK is your full service bank. THE MANNIILCE-FISHER CO., . . ,, AND WOMEN'S Portable Sanltary Toulets 54I.'Zl12?fJlTTITZ'S.'2'7y' S H C P I THE PEDALS BICYCLE 84 1 REPAIR SH OP I 3. PARTS i -5 H RIKEE I '-' ex BTI e I mise , . ., . :x21':: dY THE BACK DOOR' nlffgfnann QQ? D SSE 96 F Penny-Farthing Bike A Phone: 692-5101 Grimesdale on Asheville Hwy. H d Puogessz-gras I Advertisementsf193 Be sure and visit KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN on the Spar tanburg Highway. .fi 'S X X .'Ii'Eff1.j- Q X .5 VQ .. Tw .....,,,l gh- '-..2'g SN I xiwi HENDERSONVILLE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION BLAIR MCLEOD MOTORS INC BOYD PONTlAC-CADILLAC- BUICK INC. BUD ECIOLF MOTOR CO. GARRETT FORD INC. GROSE'S CORNER HUNTER CHEVROLET CO. INC. LANE TRUCK 8tTRACTOR INC. ROUSE-STOKES MOTORS INC. T. LEE OSBORNE INC. 194f Advertisements WARD S HOUSE OF MUSIC I 2026 Asheville Highway Featuring a large selection Allen Thomas Kawai Organs Kohler 84 Campbell Kawai Chickering Mason Hamlin 84 Currier Pianos RANDY S I 26 SHELL Complete Service Center 24 hour Wrecker Service 692 5611 692 9563 693 5152 Front End Alignment Specialists High Speed Wheel Balancln Tires Wholesale , - . 8 NYY 'Y' ' 7419 GREENBUSH AVENUE NCRTH HOLLYWCCJD CALIFCRNIA PHCNE C21 31 765 8820 SATELLITE ENGINEERING Compliments of THE HUT PIZZA Flowers for every occasion can be found at FLOWERS BY HATHEWAY. 196! Advertisements Terry and Vicki Schroader exhibit two models at SCHROADER'S HONDA located on Hwy. 64 East. TOY TOWN HOBBY SHOP Featuring the largest assortment of toys arts HTEH crafts 84 yarn supplies in the LEONA'S The School Girls Favorite 118 6th Ave. West, Hendersonville Compliments of I O , l I Compliments of C r - I 1 0 - INGLES is the late nite place to shop. BON WORTH FABRICS INC Fashion Fabrics For the Entire Family With Locations in Hendersonville, N.C. Arden, N.C. and Maggie Valley, N.C. I C PENNEY Bo Thomas Produce Co., 424 North Main Street POS' Office BOX 1398 Hendef50nV'IIe N C Hendersonville North Carolina 28739 PAT WHITMIRE INSURANCE 84 REALTY CO Box 1581 Staton Bldg Hendersonville N C Advertisementsf197 I P STEVENS 84 CO INC Flne Fabrics Made In America Smce 1813 TUXEDO NCRTH CAROLINA O O O, O I ,IANE S FLOWER SHOP 315 West Allen Street Hendersonville N C WILLIAMS TRUCK STOP Saluda N C I , 0 0 24 Hour Service 4? CHU V 'JP WU Q1 W or o gi,-5 emo ,gag 9 STYLING CENTER THE REMNANT SHCP 106 South Main Street Hendersonville, N.C. Ad f 199 PLANT P O BOX 2090 C HENDERSONVILLE N I704I 692 7223 THE NORTHWESTERN BANK MEMBER FDIC DIGBY MDIQIQDW COMPANY INC Lumber Buzldm Supplzes M111 Work HENDERSONVILLE N C 28739 AMERICAN FELDMUEHLE CORPORATION 28739 DISTRICT OFFICES PO BOX 1274 DARIEN CONN 06820 PO BOX15431 CHARLOTTE N C 28210 CRANSTON PRINT WORKS COMPANY FLETCHER DlvlsloN Fletcher North Carolina 28732 Compliments of l ' . - I , I Q I FOURTH AVI. IAIT - PHONE IIS-Sill P. 0. IOX 2li0 , I l Compliments of Manufacturers of Industrial Ceramics : , . , , . . 1 , I 0 200fAdvertisem W. M. SITTON INCORPORATED, P.'O. BOX 209, HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. 28739 HENDERSONVILLE TELEPHONE AIRPORT 704f693-3910 5 U I N K LE R AVIATION. me CESSNA DEALER P.o. Box 2357 Rosnsm o. WINKLER, nz HENDERSONVILLE, N.c. PRESIDENT 28739 E--ee , FLANAGAN i ' - V ulmlll if H B' PRINTING A A i z -Tr H . N . - pp ':'f,. 2f'..,1 ':'L: - Y122f5fasf'f'23'f2:2r A m. m c ua. SZf.td2fSffv'5TZ,L6f2. Telephone 693-7380 Advertisements! 201 Compliments of: THE CARCLINA I AND II THEATERS Phone 693 7616 A North Mann Street SOUTHCENTER REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 692 4221 Southcenter Plaza Many Henderson County dents get th BROCK S OF HENDERSONVILLE t MCCRARY'S INTERSTATE. 202f Ad vertisements M VEACH'S FIVE POINTS SHELL is your one stop service station. For all your insurance and realty needs, go to BARNETTE and COATES, INC. BELK-SIMPSON offers a wide variety of family clothing. ir, THE BEST RADIO84 HI Fl SERVICE CO A.A. HAMILTON, PROP. HendersonviIIe's Largest PROMPT SERVICE 444 Kanuga Street 203f Advertisements E.I. DUPONT de NEMOURS 81 CO., Box 267, B revard, North Caro ina AI Dexter JOSI EN Sfllrneruoon Yeoioook Connpony 204f Ad TOPS FOR SHOES 27 N. Lexington Ave. Asheville, N.C. If you can't find it at TOPS . . . you can't find it. l0NE'S TIRE AND RECAPPING, The independenttire dealer. ,-3129 Far Those Who 6m- sf 5 ff' Q . ,y 5 .U J 4 TOWN 84 CGUNTRY GIFT SHOP offers a variety of gifts for all occasions. L I Compliments of lODY'S fine foods JUDYS 'ff 2051 Advertisements OF FLETCHER ' .. h. . S2232 692-3607 WILLIAM 84 MARY I' 2: If ' C52 N andexcmngfas lonsforthef Iy i DAMPP-CHASER ELECTRONICS, INC. DAM CH A BOB'S AUTO AND EQUIPMENT REPAIR The finest in personalized service. Three miles east on Warrior Mountain Road. Saluda, N.C. Bob Hitchcock Phone - 749-5001 Hendersonville Nursery 84 Garden Center SHRUBBERESSJQSZEUILE ZWELTR? To 'WT LA HENDER2igIEI3EI?EIE4g?C 28739 MCTH ER'S GEN ERAI. STORE Phone: 693-4109 101 N. Church Street 206f Advertise t THE NAVY EXTENDS ITS SIN- CEREST BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975. THE NAVY HAS A CONTINU- ING NEED FOR THE ENLIST- MENT OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WHO DESIRE GLOB- AL TRAVEL FUN AND ADVEN TURE AND TO LEARN NEW TECHNICAL SKILLS YOU CAN BE THAT NEW NAVY MEM IIM CURRIE AND RON KELLEY BER THAT THE NEW NAVY 317N WASHINGTON STREET HENDERSONVH-LE N C NEEDS THINK ABOUT IT 692 7700 GREEN RIVER MOUNTAIN ESTATES ff d R d y h ' Advertisement sf 207 FRIENDS john Holley Shoes Inc lam and loan McCauley Leyva Fashlon and Unlform Plaza Polly s Beauty Shop Rock Cllff Beauty Shop Caralee Magnetic Srgns Dr Wlllram A Lampley Kole s Kondltorer Cmdy s Musrc Lloyd Cox Company Young s Shoes Kung O Burger Walker s Jewelry Enon Russell Drywall 0wen s 66 Davrd Michael Flsher Holt Malls Outlet Store Clrfton s Cafeteria Heritage Square House of Brbles and Books Home food Shop Cafeteria Tinsley Insurance Agency Mr and Mrs Donald Aitken South Mllls Rrver Road Horse Shoe N C Shelley s jewelry Tum Reed B sr A Hyder Keep on Truckmg Compliments of B 84 A Truckers Donnle R Bishop Carey Patterson , . I . I I . I . , . I l I I Pace Brother's Construction Co. . , . , . . I Advertisements!211 f WAN l li 'Iv . Y 1 - A .rt --- . Q l g X v 174' k 587 D -3 ' 31 l I ix JL- ll F f- N Q5 .A fx o ' ', ' 5 ' f f 'Q' fs- r . ' ' Q 1106 in .1 A . .WANTED -- Graduating SENICRS interested in the tool and dye trades. If interested contact your guidance counselor or call 684-9818. Reward offered. TDM Corporation Howard Gap Road Fletcher, N.C. 28732 Designers and Builders of tools, Dyes, Molds, and Special Machines for the Plastics lndustry. ' if APPEHRW Cv -Af A o 0 ND 9 D IN PERSON- - I I nwyl. um GR' :JC fffmig fZW37Zg35Z,i5Wj2 ff' C90 amy OW? ff QQ XY 'N CQE 7' serum K WW 0 JS- 1' 5AiP .... urneqe raege' fa swoon- FHEQF is 604259001 put w4Y6'RE tiff!! Satan., I2 ara poqepoq peas for Eflsf. 34'-if F447 poES M01 reef Penne' pewr ,var fT W'FYs uv vw! Marg 'F I-Edmfilro P we FAQ l ' QI' fd I 5 .' 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