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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

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M, WwWa,c.w,..,,T'1' ' e..,.,,. .,.,, . 1 sy V X-M ..x, Q. V ,es ..,, . , c - gi 'ii Ingo AU REVOIR A certain name comes to mind whenever the words dedication and devotion are mentioned. Madame Crawford has been teaching students many seasons, nearly a quarter of the bicentinium. For as long as there has been an East High, and before that time, at Flat Rock High School, she taught the virtues and discipline of the French lan- guage in addition to other subjects. Students of today are generally considered to be less serious-minded than those of past years, but it is the general consensus of stu- dents that in HER classes, seriousness of pur- pose is mandatory. This is a dedication, but not so much a dedication as a farewell. No more will the students of East High hear the friendly chorus of ici in response to her daily role call. Nor will we hear in that reprimanding tone Mademoiselle or Monsieur when we have failed to measure up to the high standards expected of us. We will miss her. Merci, Madame, Merci. Dedication! 3 Student Contributions Apple Festival Float Registration Sophomore Orientation Sophomores DECA Club FBLA Drama Club Varsity Volleyball Pep Club FCA Marching Band New Teachers Advertisements Candids SUMMER f 1'5 1 qi ., ,:-.Q QW GD? 1 wha xfjpivyvxsfs 0:9 OQTQQQQ WEWMM W ff fy 20 Jw5v'yJj, p5Qg My JV Q Vx df . Sp N5 dw ,xv ww QQ W Aw. K' ifwwffwww wiisai fwifffy JQWWQW NV mr S mg g-mwrmmwQ- k,.. , S N '1 1 A35 if ., , ,, 1 :Elf 5 an '33 1 IM 255-A 4 ' 1 4V,.,. 51, Q,' ff - fn '.v,:, ul-2 ,, lv , , f 1, H .-F - 444 :Mr IQ.. an Q 4- 'Q H 1 4 'nj' v V f D, My 5522 Afgf SSW Y 023 .24-iiifgl'-Q ff 1? A 'nm ,,,4, I' K .!., Q ll ffmkff X 9 Nonnsen may rf' 'EET ' L 1 f V fu ky- ,ge EAGLE BAND I .ff 'X' is 1f A chance meeting with Art Metrano at the Iaundromat. Kay Blackwell 21 Am I caged in or are you caged out? Sam Fain 3X Sneak-a-peek! Beth Hammond 4! Relaxing after a cookout in Mishui, France. Kathy Lanier sf East High marches into Student Photography. Sam Fain 6! Sharon Dermid and Lu Ann Dinkins model the latest fall fashions. Bruce Capps 7! What's new pussycat? Cheryl Davis B! Watchers at the pond Robert Kidd 91 Don't trip! Lynne Henderson 10!Claude Akins smiles for his fans. Betty Burrell Candids!7 1!Accuracy in building and F.H.A. float is important to Drew Steen. 2!Claude Akins while making his way through the parade is surrounded by a multitude of fans. 3!Drama Club's bicentennial float captures the Spirit of '76. vm 4f Sonny Pruitt never disappoints an autographer seeker. S Sflts takes a homemakers talent to grow trees and build houses in a week's time. 8!Apple Festival 'Laxq?n-uw' is . if 49 if is ,if PPLE TOW HCSTS STAR The 1975 Apple Festival, perhaps the most exciting in its history, celebrated the Bicentennial with the theme King Apple Looks Toward '76. East's participation played an important role in the festival. F.H.A. won 2nd place in Best Use of Apples for their float and the Drama Club placed third in the Most Original category. The band displayed its talent with a bicentennial arrangement of Dixieland. East High's own Mrs. Margaret Davidson, Grand Royal Matron of the Amaranth for North Carolina, repre- sented the Amaranth while not far behind, the l.V. and the Varsity cheerleaders clapped frantically en- couraging school spirit in decorated convertible cars. Claude Akins, star of television's Movin On series made an appearance as Marshal of the Parade. Apple Festival!9 On August twenty-eighth students mobbed the lobby of A-Building to sign up for first quarter float registration. Offered float classes varied from tennis and patchwork to volley- ball, liquid embroidery and chess. The sophomores were especially excited since it was their first new experience at East High. Knowing they might discover new and hidden talents made it more appealing while the pushing and shoving suffered by all added to the confusion. Though everyone wanted to be first on the list, there sometimes were more applicants for a class than it could hold. Nevertheless, those who could not sign for their choice found something equally interesting to keep them- selves busy. 1! Sophomores enjoy the mass confusion. 2! Evan Williams disappointedly watches as the last name goes on the list. 3X Becky Cornwell anxiously awaits her turn in line. 4f Coach Carter says, Are you sure that's the way you spell your name? sf East High students ponder over float classes offered. Float Registration!1,1 1! We love Seniors? 2!Pss. Vote for me. 3!Tie it carefully so it won't fall off. 4!Fifteen more minutes, YEA! 5! l gotcha, is Kathys feelings. 6!Barbara Walker finds joy in her work. 7fThe fun is just beginning!! Q ,5 A iv. M . . . l ,. 5 lc Q.. ,QW 2. w. rf! . 1 1' E. Ex I HA 1 X H 'ii ll l v 6 l 5 'W' Q , s, Gil ljll . A A ,lsr-' if 'MEF' am. The day of initiation began with an an- nouncement asking all Sophomores to go to the auditorium. With visions of horrors await- ing them, the class of 1978 sat nervously through the welcome speech by Joy Justus. The curtains slowly parted, groans sounded through the air. ln front of the Sophomores sat a sea of multi-colored dunce hats which each person received, personalized with a custom fit. Throughout the rest of the day the halls echoed with recited shouts for demand- ing upperclassmen. Pep rally time arrived. Sophomore football players received a double introduction, one by Coach Hamilton, and one by the wearing of oversized diapers. As the day concluded. the Sophomore class officers were introduced and each Sophomore became an official member of East, having survived Initiation Day! Orientation!13 IR Mk 'Q U03 Q 3 S Q C243 Allen, Lee Allman, Cecelia Alman, Debby Anders, Abby Anderson, Bruce Anderson, leff Arnold, john Austin, Gina Austin, Karen Baker, Eddie Ball, Darien Ballard, Donna Baynard, Lynn Beddingfield, Victor Belk, Bobby Bell, Linda Bishop, jerry Blackwell, David Blackwell, Paul Blazer, Kenneth Blythe, Tammy Bradley, David Bradley, Kathy Brodie, Patty Brooks, Pam Brown, Laurie Bullman, Debra Burgess, Sam Burrell, Cathy Burrell, Russell Butler, Robin Buttner, Douglas Cagle, jackie Cairnes, Steve Calloway, Mary Ann Cantrell, Mike Capps, Barry Capps, Clifford Capps, Lynn Capps, Teresa Carter, jimmy Case, Barbara Case, Linda Chilen, Kathy Cobb, Tommy Coggins, Coy Coggins, lerry Collins, Greg Collins, Teresa Cormier, Michelle Crossman, Cheryle Davidson, Cynthia Davis, Ricky Dean, Wanda Devine, Danny Diehl, Beth 14X Class of '78' H, F 1. x ' uv 1. F. W QQ .as W-f X m apa az t N frm IU- S ...,-an , X A' 6 if Ko asf? ' H+ WC -. 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Hoxit Cindy Hughes, Rhonda Hunsburger, Mark 3 'i'i I 5 Hyder, Donnie Hyder, jane jackson, Arther jayne, Douglas johnson, Karen johnson, Kirby johnson, judy johnston, Charles jones, jeff jones, ayne jones, Rick justice, Annette justice, jerry justice, Karen jones, Dan W justice, Martha justice, Shelby justus, Chris justus, Terry Keehner, Bruce Kilmer, Bill King, Leonard King, Roger King, Shawn Kirchner Bari Kuykendal, Don Lanning, Roger Laughter, Donna lv -hot not available if I I1 'Ni 3 ii: f -, . .ce ,Q K .,,,- ,X .E ' 3, ' f:i fSg,.iT or .,ts sf f 'N fa S ll ur - hoto not 2 available ..i ,s 1 irf. .J .ef N -3 S , Br Leatherwood, Lynn Levi, Chester Levi, Chris Lewis, Melinda Lively, Allen Lusk, Doug Lytle, Charlie Mann, Gary Martin, Kenneth Maxwell, Danny Maybin, john Maybin, Steve McCall, Pam McCall, Stan McCraw, Eddie McCraw, Kevin McCullough, Cindy L Mcle, Danny McMinn, Gene Metcalf, Cindy Metcalf, Ricky Mickey, Steven 16fClass of '78' Q 4 is Sid fc js, K ' ' H v 1 3 2 Ml? i ai Ii ' x e W ,ees i, 1 Q ff, f 5 ' l E X I 'I hoto not - isle 1 K A i available.l in . --. 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Q ,r ,OCR W c 4 i R i? 125 I Miller, Cheryl Miller, Gale Miller, Kay Miller, Pam Miller, Terry Moreno, Scott Morgan, Mark Morgan, Roberta Morgan, Tony Morgan, Rita Morrow, Tammy Moss, Lynette Mullinax, Mary Murray, Ricky Musser, Bruce Nagel, Mary Neff, Raymond Nelson, Dale Nelson, Richard Newell, Graeme Nix Delois Noblett, Eddie Norris, Curt Oden, Linda Orr, Arther Orr, Robby Osteen, Darlene Osteen, Elaine Osteen, Margie Owenby, Gene Pace, Allen Pace, Barbara Pace, Brenda Pace, Debbie Pace, Deoborah Pace, Kip Pace, joe Pace, Melia Park, Barbara Park, Hughy Patterson, Ronald Person, Greg Pegram, Cindy Pepin, Rose Pickell, Chuck Plemmons, Kelly Ponder, Charles Presley, Russell Prince, jeff Purvis, Leslie Quinn, Vickie Redden, Mary Reid, Cheryle Reid, Shelia Reynolds, Marsha Rhodes, Linda 18! Class of 78 Ritter, Rickey Roberts, Betty Robinson, john Robinson, Lonnie Roper, Mike Rosenblatt, Susan Ross, Patsy Ruff, Steve Russell, Donna Russell, Ricky Saltz, Denise Saltz, Richard Sexton, Darryl Shelton, Doyle Sherman Shipman Darin Dirk Sherman, Sherman, , Gail , Norman Sitton, Kim Smith, Darlene Smith, Greg Smith, Nancy Smith, Ramon Sovie, Greg Spearman, loy Stanley, David Stepp, Cindy Steinhardt, jill Stover, Ann Sullivan, Tommy Summey, Linda Sutton, lulie Taylor, Richard Thackston, Susan Thompson, Floyd Thompson, leff Thompson, Kathi Toney, leff Towe, Mike Tripp, Carlica Vaughn, Darrel Waggoner, Patty Walden, Perry Walker, Kim Walker, Luanne Walters, Greg Ward, Norma Ward, Steve Warren, Audrey Watkins, Eddie Watkins, Mary Ann Watkins, Sandra Wells, Thomas West, Carmen Wheeler, Tad Whitted, Anita an i fk J l '15 A lglgy ' sw xy, E . Rf X l i - fm iffmx., , 55. .., ls sl X It - .Q N S X i x .ns . X, 4 1 '- p.. ' Z., -nf G W. if lf- x ., 73 - P h 1 T .Q W '- 55 , Q i if ' .A 5 -.nv vi as ef - , QA .+ve X 1 K X 1 l - T fr l , t , All ,Q is Lf. 7 f lf , -Q' X ' . , -1' ov A , .MIA , A - ., ,stss X M- I l J' -. 'X . y 321 ' 'I l Al f v- - T! N ' l he ,. 4 - 'li f R' X Q - , I t o n Q - , . In ' 1 . X . . pt . 5- . i , Y , x 3 1 ' I -, msn xi. We Y .f YA .N oxsr' 3 ,F r xg? , N wif I , -HM .- ty HCV K 4 1 - X N lf t , X w7'-?i if eq S 'Hx 4 . 4' . 1 - s f N 1 v I R i A , I ..- . A 5 . ,-.a N ,. , ,, X lv 'l .M ix j . A ' Y-if 'N N i'mfA if Worsham Ann ' Worthinglon, David fa ,69- fi Wilkic, Wendel Williams, Cathy Williams, Evan Williams, Teresa Wilson, Cynthia Wilson, joe Wilson, Randy Wise, joe Class of 78f19 The East High chapter of Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America launched its season by selling ads for the annual, the first time any other organization has taken over this task for the Highlander staff. Teams of DECA mem- bers worked together to sell over 54,000 worth of ads to local businesses. A spaghetti supper was held before the Homecoming game to raise funds for the coming year. Other ac- tivities for the club during the 1975-76 season involved taking food baskets to rest homes, parties and picnics for club members, and running the school store. Leading them in these activities were: President-Gwen jackson Vice-President-Darrel Williams, Secretary- Denise Levi, Treasurer-jill Dinkel, Parlia- mentarian-Steve Greene, Photographer-Cal- vin Sigmon, and Historian-Margie Steele. ff' 20!Clubs The 1975-76 season for the Future Business Leaders of America began early in October, when officers were elected and plans were made for the coming year. Outstanding stu- dents in FBLA tested their skills by participating in the District Skill Contest in Brevard. Visits to technical institutes, plants, and local busi- nesses gave the FBLA members a look at the way things are in the working world. The club raised funds by selling Eagle key chains and by taking part in the Christmas bazaar. Serving as FBLA officers for 1975-76 were: President-Iudy Brown, Vice-President-Kathy Hall, Secretary-Leshea Stepp, Treasurer-Trina Cornwell, Reporter-Brenda Pace, Parlia- mentarian-Becky justice, Historian-Sondra Orr. l EAST HIC-H'S INTEREST NCREASES IN THE THESPIA ART 1975 promised to be a year of first for the East High Drama Club. For the first time, the 7 s Drama Club had more than ninety members. T A J C C This year the club entered a float in the Apple Festival parade and was proud of plac- ing 3rd for the most original idea. Pennant sales and the Spring Production were projects for the Drama Club again this year. A myriad of activities included a bake sale in September, participation in Club Week, skits for the maga- zine sales assembly and a cook out at Mills River followed by a viewing of the Movie laws at the Carolina Theater. The officers of the Drama Club for the year 1975-76 were: President-Michael Capps, Vice- President-Phillippa Smith, Secretary-Sandy Stepp, Treasurer-Rita McConnell, and His- torian-Pam Clark. Clubsf21 At the start of this year, Coach Morgan predicted a winning season in volleyball. The girls obliged him and produced a winning season for each team. The Varsity consisted of the twelve veterans of last year. The six and four record of last season improved to an eight and two record this season. The Varsity team defeated Hen- dersonville for the AAA Mini-Mac champion- ship and lost to T.C. Roberson for the overall AAA championship. The team suceeded in placing three members on the AAA Con- ference team. The honors go to Sharon Bed- dingfield, Susie Orr and Kathy jackson. is ftimiitxtg 1! Kathy jackson shows style, concentration and grace as she serves the ball. 2!Team Photo - TOP: Kim Grasty, Susie Orr, Barbara Walker. 2ND ROW: Sheila Owenby, Debbie Williams, Toi Walters. STANDING: Kathy jackson, Kathy Harris, Sharon Beddingfield. KNEELING: Beth Hammond, Donna Cable, Myra Nelson. 3fDebbie Williams spikes the ball against Edneyville for another point. 4fTogetherness is what made this year's team the Mini- Mac champs. 5!Donna Cable and Sheila Owenby watch as a teamate puts the ball across the net. 22fVarsity Volleyball VARSITY, CHAMPS IN AAA MI I- MAC K V Kes- v X U I me Won Lost Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won A.C. Reynolds T.C. Roberson Brevard Sylva Webster West Henderson Madison Edneyville Mitchell Hendersonville Owen Varsity Volleyball! 23 The l.V. members were all newcomers to the game of Power Valleyball. However, with Mr. Morgan's coaching they had a good season ending with a six and four record, a great improvement from last year's scores. The girls owe their winning year to com- raderie, spirit, and many hours of hard work and practice. 'lfl.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Mary Mulli- nax, Donna Russell, SECOND ROW: Karen Austin,Teresa Collins, THIRD ROW: Karen johnson, Diane McMurray, FOURTH ROW: Lynn McCall, Gail Henderson FIFTH ROW: DeLynn Pace, Cathy Jackson, Pam McCall. 2!Teresa Collins spikes the ball against Edneyville for another point. 3fMary Mullinax and Lynn McCall stand by as Pam Mc- Call bumps the ball. 24!l.V. Volleyball 'f'?T5Yi3,3,.?f Jfff. -v ' 1 or - - fs ' :f gf-v'ifef:f1'5liwe .wie f K .5 mainly, ,ease ss Q- sm- The East High chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes began as a seed planted in the minds of our athletes. With the encourage- ment of their sponsor, Coach Roy Carter, the seed of spirit grew to produce a multimem- bered club. On Friday mornings of each week, a congregation of students met in the home- room of Mr. John Jarvis. There, for devotions, each participant found sought-after inspira- tion. With Mike Pressley serving as president, J Barbara Walker as vice-president, Jen ny l Thompson as secretary, Joyce Staton as trea- J surer, and Richard Andrews as parliamen- tarian, F.C.A. held huddle groups where T thoughts and ideas were exchanged and then put to work. Athletes had a strong group supporting them this season-the Pep Club. Numbering fifteen vibrant and enthusiastic individuals, the Pep Club helped to arouse and encourage the school's spirit by assembling in a special section to cheer as a group at each game. Officers for this spirited season included: President- Gloria Waters, Vice-President-Joy Justus Secretary- Treasurer-Debbie Sosebee, and Reporter-Jerrie Gass. Clubs!25 1fLovely twirlers display their prize winning form. 2!East High Band presents its colors. 3fIn spite of the sharp blades Nancy Hill continues smiling. 4!Percussion pounds its way into our hearts. Sfl' he 1975-76 East High School Brass section. 6!Stylish drum majorette for East High Band, Lynn Hen derson. . 2 i l 26! Band The constant litany of musical instruments in the East High Band muffled groans as members strived to achieve a harmonious sound. In anticipation of the numerous upcoming parades, contests, and football games, the band, under the capable supervision of Mr. Marion Smith worked with dedication and determina- tion to reach their goals. Boasting a larger membership than in previous years the band could only hope for greater achievements. They participated in a contest at Forest City on September 21 where they placed 4th in a highly competitive field. They also attended a contest in Cleveland, Tennes- see where the band members thoroughly enjoyed themselves, from watching cartoons on Saturday monungtogouryngthenwehesonsweeUoHsThe band obtained an excellent rating. The Color Guard, Flag Corp, and Sabres were rated superior. Students proudly watched as their band provided entertainment during the various half time shows. It was evident that the long hours of practice and great endurance by the members of the band had paid off. A banquet held at the end of the year was the high- light of the 1975-76 band season. Bandf27 .W is Eeee w 28fBand 1!Toot your flute Woodwin section. 2!jilI Roberson wants to look her best for band contest and Bill the Beautician takes control of her mane. 3fHave you ever tried to fake it with a broken finger? 4ffhe show must go on. 5fHigh stepping Color Guard leads the way in every parade. 6!A fine group of lassies in the Flag corp. H, Bandf29 Miss Vicki jones, finishing her second year as an Art Instructor at East High, made many new and different contributions to the various art classes. She coached girls softball and sponsored the Art Club and the l.V. Cheerleaders. Mrs. Brenda Gray, a teacher of Business Edu cation, formerly taught at Faith Ch ris- tian Day and West High before she came to East two years ago. Here, she sponsors the Future Business Leaders of America, and says she finds East students very friendly. Mr. Albert Baker, at age twenty-eight, finds teaching at East a pleasure because the students, for the most part, are courteous and eager to learn. 30! New Teachers if 4 'VX Mr. Kirk McMurray, a former East student of Mrs. Crawford, and a former teacher at Franklin High School, taught French and English this year. Also he coached wrestling during his spare time. Mrs. Shirley Rhodes, a Resource teacher, was among those beginning their second year at East Henderson. She previously taught at schools in Gaffney, South Carolina, but said the students here were better. She goes home at night to her husband and their eleven Irish Setters. Mrs. Susan Owen by, a native of Hender- sonville, began her second year of teaching Biology at East High. At home, she resides with her husband, Paul, and her cat which has no name. 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W , ,552 40X Poetry PIQIETRY Alma Mater, Revised East High School show us the light To lead us from the darkness of our own conceit Putting vainess and all other vexations aside leaving us peacefully dazed with true yet quiet pride. And let us say once again that even though sometimes it's a little hard It's worth it all many times over If we ever reach the end. And when it's time for us to leave you Will we be prepared for whats outside? Will you mold us just like everyone else? And will we all survive? East High School, I'm sure even you know it even takes freaks to make us a whole Together we're all together. Victor Beddingfield Possesed lost in love my soul imprisoned for so long a time by a lovely white demon, caught by an evil eye, paralized held immoble and in awe of the unfeeling way in which she took my heart and did not give hers in return Released, saved at last my soul in flight because a new love saw fit to set me free and now within myself and without myself an inner peace and yet, did not this new love also my soul take but doesn't love returned a beautiful prison make. Tim Hefner Out of Reach Go on playing I see you as a lighthouse upon the beach your power games- I hope I'm not a ship out of reach. But don't expect me to play along, Can somebody help me can't you see? To bend to your will I need somebody to guide me out of the sea. like a good soldier or a loyal dog. Cindy Hoxit I have no respect for power, Nor have I any desire to demonstrate a talent for blind obedience. Vickie Ray Today What the world likes now is dark, smoky rooms and lot's of good wine, I can remember when it was green grass and sunshine. People used to love their neighbor, any creed or kind, Their excuse today is, they don't have time We are too busy running our machines and driving our cars. Where once stood forest, now stand prisons with steel bars. We've polluted the air, and blackened the seas, killed the grass, and cut down the trees. The sun is no longer bright The smog covers the stars at night. People used to live and enjoy the country side, Now its all city and thoughts of suicide. People either die or hate to live, Take or hate to give. I've often asked why this is my favorite friend, All I've heard so far is the world is soon to end. This friend of mine stays with me every night and day to talk to him, all I do is pray, He was once dead but lives again, He dies upon a cross for us and Death at Sea Rainbows of color drip from my eyes and splash into a peppermint sea. Where my limbs are mermaids at play. Breasts of waterlilies cling to the surface warming in the sun hungry for tiny insect kisses. Threads of seaweed entwine with auburn hair and dance on waves. A string of seashells about my neck, I lie peacefully as surrounding water tugs at my now limp body. A thousand yards or more a ship rids itself of waste from the factory. A sea of peppermint . OU' Sin- turns black He is the l-Ofd Alm'8hlYf from UP and only the seagulls above above mourn my death. He's made of forgiveness, care, and love. B-1-Hill Keeta Lusk I am your Son Can a mirror really reflect? My eyes do not burn as a blazing fire Is it the person you see or The image of a person you see? So it must be real some confess I But it isn tothers say But does anyone know what is they are brown as my fathers, My hands have no claws only blisters, My legs have no cold green scales they are only a faded blue, and what isn't My chest is not battle scarred and scaly Reality is somewhat different to instead somewhat tanned by the sun, different people My teeth are not long and wretched, or is it My hair is not matted with burrs, I am not the wild monster you imagine . . . This doesn't make sense to you But it does to me So how real can anything be. Molly Pace . .. I am your son. Tommy McCraw Poetry! 41 R R Q 'CQ Q . 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X 1 . x Fisher, Yvonne Foster, Kurt Fowler, Tammy Frost, Andy Garland, Carol Garren, Barbara Garrison, Bill Gladieux, Cheryl Goins, Amy Goins, Donna Gordon, Greg Gosnell, Scott Grasty, Kim Green, Cindy Greene, Mike Guice, Anita Guice, Timothy Guice, Tony Hackett, Amy Hammond, Beth Hardin, Debbie Harris, Karin Heatherly, jamie Hebb, Sharon Henderson, Lynne Henry,,Mary Ann Hicks, joy Hill, B.j. Hill, Dwight Hill, Faye Hill, joseph Hill, johnny Hill, Nancy Hill, Tony Hipp, Caroline Hood, Tim Hoots, Esther Hoots, Renee Hoots, Sheila Hoots, Turner Hudson, Chuck Hudson, joeseph Hudson, Rebecca Huggins, Sherry Hyder, Wanda lssacs, Rex jackson, Cathy jackson, Dennis johnson, Evona lohnson, jeff johnston, Bill jones, Catherine jones, Patricia jones, Sandy jones, Teresa jordan, Kim justice, Cathy justice, Elaine justice, Robert Kidd, Roberto King, Cricket King, Phyllis Laughter, Doris Class of '77!43 Laughter, Tamra Ledbetter, Donna Ledbetter, Wayne Legloahec, Victor Levi, Calvin Levi, Coletta Maxwell, Lynn Maybin, james Maybin, Larry Mayer, Dan McClure, Darlene McClure, Debbie McCraw, Kathy McCraw, Tommy McDaniel, Cheryl McDaniel, Sally McDowell, David McGraw, Bobby McKinney, Brent McKinney, lanet McMurray, Diane McMurray, Karen Melton, Debbie Miller, Dean Miller, Mark More, Terry Morgan, Mike Moxley, jimmy Mullinax, Myra Nelson, Myra Nix, Danny Nix, Linda. 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Homecoming .pr , , 'fttwv . ,-. rc-.Lxls K' P5 ig 1. ggi '35 '?f1 5fT,, y y 3 1fA night to remember. 2fln the spotlight: the Senior court and escorts. 3fWhat has gaptured their attention? 4lThere rs beauty in the forest, did you know? 57 Under the Yum Yum Tree with Nancy Hill and Mike Pressley. K Homecomingf47 It all began this season on the third of October when a student council representa- tive from each homeroom announced that candidates from the Senior class for Home- coming Queen would be chosen. Those selected included Anita Mull, Kay Steppf loyce Staton, Tonya Layva, Susie Orr, Becky Pace, Sandra Kay Hollifield and jenny Thompson. The junior class elected Nancy Hill, Sherry Huggins, jill Roberson, Donna Taylor and Toi Walters as their nominees. The Sophomore class presented julie Sutton, Pam McCall, Gail Miller, Cindy Hoxit, and Beth Diehl for elec- tion. On Friday, October 10, a day bustling with excitement, originality was the added touch to an assembly. For the first time ever in the his- tory of East High, slides were shown of the Homecoming Candidates. After returning to homeroom everyone had their choice of Queen in mind. A pep rally followed in the afternoon with cheerleaders leading the school in spirit. This spirit achieved an advantage, for the Eagles led 37-0 during halftime of the Homecoming foot- ball game. Excitement mounted as winning candidates were announced for the Court. They included Susie Orr, Becky Pace and San- dra Kay Hollifield of the Senior class. junior representatives were Nancy Hill, and Sherry Huggins, while those proudly elected from the Sophomore class included Beth Diehl and Cindy Hoxit. Suspense climaxed as jenny Thompson was crowned 1975 Homecoming Queen by the former Queen, Billie Nix. Excorted by Dr. Led- better, jenny made her exit playing a different role than the student she had only moments earlier been. To top off this happy occasion the Eagles defeated the Mt. Heritage Cougars 49-0. Our congratulations to jenny, and the Eagles. 48!Homecoming it A I I I . as ,F I --3' 2 . C i is . 1fMike Greene waits anxiously on the sideline for an opportunity to battle a Cougar. 2!Russell Pressley and Franklin Barnwell vent their hostilities on a Mt. Heritage four- wheeler. 3!F.H.A.'s display proves prophetic as the Green Machine bulldozes the Cougars. 4fl'hough these appear to be Southern Belles, they are actually our Homecoming Court 5!Memories return to the former Queen Billie Nix as jenny Thompson is crowned. 6!An East High receiver makes a connection. Homecomingf49 50X Football Opponent East 6 Edneyville 27 22 Tuscola 0 17 Brevard 6 0 Madison Co. 49 0 West Henderson 22 0 Mtn. Heritage 49 7 Hendersonville 23 7 Owen 38 8 Mitchell Co. 35 32 Sylva-Webster 8 The football team owed a debt of thanks to new players on the squad. Sophomores and juniors responded very well to the extra responsibilities and pressures of high school playing. Having lost eleven starters last year, the new players desperately needed to put forth great effort in order to survive the season. The squad had good team leadership with Craig Halford acting as team spokesman on all decisions. Game captains were chosen week by week based on their performance in the preceeding game. Games for the first three weeks were not the best, but after a settling down period, things went smoothly, practices were bet- ter, which led to improved games. Coach Hamilton classified this year as the easiest coaching season he has had in his years here. 1! Oh, the wild charge they made . . . 2f HaIf a league, half a league, half a league onward . . . 3! Forward the Light Brigade, charge for the guns! 4! 'Storm'd at with shot and shell . . . 5f Honor the charge they made, honor the Light Brigade. Gf They that had fought so well .. . Footballf5'l DESTRUCTIVE DEFENSE DESTROYS CATS r,. K Tj E 3 vw 52X Football East High broke a 15-year jinx, defeating Henderson- ville. A likeness in this event and the poem, The Charge of the Light Brigade prompted our use of ex- cerpts of this famous poem. Out thanks goes to Alfred, Lord Tennyson. 1! When can their glory fade? 2! Theirs not to reason why, theirs but to do or die. 3! Cannon in front of them volleyed and thundered. 4! This year's team consisted of: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT - Mike Pressley, Steve Maybin, Tim Payseur, Craig Halford, Danny Nix, Russell Pressley, Mike Bayne, jimmy Moxley, Chris Hamilton, Bill Kilmer, Sam Burgess, Blythe Middleton, Norman Shipman, Tad Wheeler, Scott Moreno, Chuck Hudson, Tommy Camp, and trainer Tinker Saltz. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT - Steve Walker,'jerry Bishop, Kenneth Martin, Scott lustus, Bill Rogers, Kip Hunnicutt, Alan Williams, Franklin Barnwell, Dennis Cornwell, Mark Moreno, Kevin Case, Eddie Baker, Ivor Pardee, Ieff Thompson, jeff Hoots, Richard Nel- son, Robert Devine, and Chris Fran ks. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT - Mike Green, Bill Garrison, Evan Wil- liams, Dwight Hill, Al Capps, Clifford Cox, Ken Berger, and Richard Andrews. -'sg Footballf53 The 1975 Varsity Cheerleaders exemplified the Spirit of '76, This year the squad, with two returning members and five new members, began with American Cheerleaders Associa- tion Camp where they not only won first place for their scrapbook, but also placed first as a squad. Their various activities throughout the year included selling ribbons to spirited students at East, decorating A-Building with posters for- casting doom to East's opponents, and serving lunch to the football players on Fridays. With their vivacious smiles and flashing pom-poms, the cheerleaders made winning a joy, and losing endurable. 1! Time out for a little birthday celebration. 2! The 1975-76 Varsity Cheerleaders! BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, Gale Miller, Joyce Staton - Co-Captain, Donna Taylor. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Rosenblatt, jenny Thompson - Captain, Sherry Huggins. TOP ROW: Rachel Soileau. 3!lenny Thompson and Donna Taylor find that happiness is a victory over Hendersonville High's Bearcats. Www ii I 'ou L in W W, MWKW W WMM 'Wm OM 54!Varsity Cheerleaders S J I mmf. s lt? KN, sw Sli ,.,w.w.., 4. -g .Z 4 i is 4 s 4 -4 i t A M . l it l S5 gfjg J 'sv M Magazine sales burst open with a new season head- ed by Drama Club presentations. These and the craven dread of going through with self afflicted challenges proved to pick up the morale of students as sales ex- ceeded last years profits. The top salesclass were the Sophomores headed by Mrs. jones' homeroom. A neck behind were juniors followed by Seniors. The sales were not all work. Fun came out of sales by the enjoyment of free periods, eating out for lunch, ice cream, and the arrivial of ordered gifts. f it ,f lg Al., .. 1! Students enjoying their well deserved reward. 2f High salesmen were Sally McDaniel, Donna Russell and Patricia Hill. Magazine Salesf55 To everything there is a season and this year's season for the Future Homemakers of America proved to be a busy one. Cindy Stepp attended the National Convention in Chicago last summer and also attended a District Rally where she was elected second runner-up for Parliamentarian in North Carolina. During the Labor Day festivities F.H.A. enter- ed a float in the Apple Parade and gained an honorable mention in the Best Use of Ap- ples category. The club had a booth at the W.N.C. Fair based on Conserving our Natural Resources. In the Fall F.H.A. participated in club week and put up a Homecoming display in addition to selling Homecoming corsages. F.H.A. also encouraged the boys of East to form a HERO chapter which is Home Economics and Related Occupations. 1! Lynn Gladieux President, crochets during her free time. 2fCapable and talented young women who mold tomor- row's homes. 3! The Future Homemakers of America's year proved to be successful through the leadership of their officers. Lynn Gladieux - President, Kathy Freeman - 'lst Vice-Presi- dent, Cindy Stepp - 2nd Vice-President, Cindy Rom- stadt - Treasurer, Cheryl Gladieux -- Secretary, joy Spearman - Reporter, Diane Heatherly and Rita Mc- Connell -- Degree Chairmans, Debbie Pace -- Parlia- mentarian, Anita Whitted - Historian, Cricket King - Recreation Chairman, and janet Ruff - County Officer. 56fClubs The Future Farmers of America at East Henderson planted a crop of innumerable events, as they harvest- ed awards in soil conservation and forestry contests. For Homecoming the Future Farmers displayed a flam- boyant bulletin board which congratulated the queen and her court. They also assembled a bulletin board which consisted of photos of contestants at various contests. The club was justly proud of Carmon West and Charles Ponder who placed 2nd and 3rd in a District Tool Identification Contest. 1! The Future Farmers of America have played an enormous role in yesteryear. Their officers for 1975-76 were: Pat Patterson - Presi- dent, james Maybin - Vice President, Dennis lackson - Trea- surer, Randy Camp - Secretary, Carmon West- Reporter, Doug Gilliam - Sentinel. As tomorrow emerges may they be successful in the agriculture of our nation. 2fThe illustrious members of F.F.A. 3f Pat Patterson - President, practices his skills in shop. CIubs!57 J 0 CA, Q its avi l :yi gui: lla .ma :-my As one of our two Driver's Education teachers, Roy Carter also coached football and track. At home, he is found with his wife, Pat, and their three children. Fred King came to East from teaching in Cherryville, N.C. two years ago. Now, he has American History classes and coaches basketball. Married to Frances King, a sub- stitute teacher at East, they have four boys. john Jarvis has a brother jimmy who teaches at Flat Rock lr. High. As our teacher of Ge- ometry, he takes on the added duties of football trainer and wrestling coach. At home, he likes motorcycling and polishing his Corvette. As Coach of football and golf, and with two German Sheperds at home, Wayne B. Morrow has time for little else. A graduate of Appalachian University, he taught in Lin- colnton, N.C. before he came to East three years ago. Finishing his second year at East High Fredrick Wayne Morgan coaches girls' volley ball and track along with basketball. Before he and his wife Lou Ann, who teaches at Flat Rock, came to teach in Hendersonville, they taught in Randolph County. Hugh Pee-Wee Hamilton has two child- ren, one of whom graduated here two years ago. Next season, he will begin his fifth year as head coach of the Eagle football team, which he claims will continue to beat the Bearcats. His picutre is included by compli- ments of the Times News. Coachesf59 Powderpuff 1975 saw an array of exciting events come to pass. They day began with each homeroom creating an original jack-o-lantern. Miss jones' homeroom placed' first with the only pumpkin to sport arms and legs. Not to be confused with the elaborately coif- fu red pumpkins were the motley teams which squared off in E. L. lustus Field that afternoon for the Powderpuff game. After a hard fought game the final score was 12-0 in favor of the junior-Sophomore team. The seniors were not totally disappointed as they found consolation in the fact that their own beautiful Steve Walker reigned as Pow- derpuff Queen. 1. 5? , 'v , if it - .-, - 60!Powderpuff I 1! The way we were. 21 Be nice to me I've had a hard day. 3! The Over The Hill Gang. 4f Beauty is only skin deep. sf You mean this is all they do when time out is called. B! The bone-crunching, blood-thirsty sport of football is seen here in all its furious glory. 7! Steve Walker saysg What you see is what you get . 8! Three dazzling beauties display their charm. 9! Sophomore contestants need Nair. 10! Blah! xx EN 'Nuf- Powderpufff61 i f '.b!M N. 62fCandids gauadisfwxf, N ,Q 3 , Hx .J lun x f il-ll-lv: k IIIXUF Y nazi 5 fi.. ix A.-4, 1 . .13 Z Candids!63 BERKELEY MILLS BALFOUR NORTH CAROLINA 64f Advertisements I APPALAC H IAN CGMPLIMENTS OF SPEARMAN S WHOLESALE MEATS INC Phone: 692-1682 'me Flowers by Hatheway WE GROW OUR OWN CORNER OF FIFTH AND CHURCH HENDERSONVILLE N C 28739 PHONE 692-4233 Roseann 84 Curt Hatheway WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET DAVID BROWN ALL TYPES OF INDUSTRIAL METAL WORK PRODUCTION FABRICATION SHEARING WELDING FORMING PUNCHING Byers Sheet Metal Co , Inc ROGER BYERS 628 7TH AVE E OFFICE MANAGER HENDERSONVILLE N C 693 4088 28739 VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALISTS FLETC H ER Ei, ..... 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H . . . , 66fAdvertisements FEDERAL PAPER BQARD CO INC East Flat Rock, N C 28726 'I 200 Tabor Road Candids Student Art Clubs Ch ristmas Bazaar Basketball junior Varsity Cheerleaders Administrators Wrestling Variety Show Teachers Senior Candids Senior Mugs Custodians Ch ristmas Parade Underclassmen Make-up Pictures IK 9 M0 if:-wr me 5 Z , 5 ' 'K f ' Ill 1' I NUR Nu lux-xuukl N i The National Honor Society held its yearly assembly on November 25, 1975, featuring a skit plotted as a Sherlock Holmes mystery. After hearing their names called, students prepared for their induction back stage. Afterwards members proceeded to the library for refreshments and congratulations from parents and fellow members. The sponsor, Mrs. Brown, led the club in activities which included preparing special gifts for the needy of the community. Other leaders of N.H.S. were Rita McCon- nell - President, Tim Hood - Vice-Presi- dent, ludy Holbert - Secretary, and Kay Stepp - Treasurer. n ested in the cultural relationship of America to other countries. Means of such relations M The American Field Service is a club inter- Aj X 'M ml X are made possible by sponsoring a foreign YJ TJ exchange student. Members of A.F.S. also I lo A tilx search for a family interested in sharing f it il it Y ti rl it . lk, Xgll their home with the student. , The leaders of the year were Phillippa if ' 1 W Smith - President, Tammi Phillips - Vice- ix . XX X Nil President, Yvonne Fisher - Secretary, and it J XX Lyrin Henderson -Treasurer. llm 'U illt tiitlllihillillli The politicians of East High kept their promises and fulfilled their duties efficiently Student Body president, Kathy Freeman led the council in numerous events including Spirit Week, Powder Puff, Variety Show, the Ch ristmas Dance and many others. Assisting the President in her duties were Vice-President - Mike Freeman, Secretary - De bbie Dickens, and Treasurer - Cheryl Davis. Introductions to new adventures seems to be the Council's emphasis as many new activities have 'been successful. 1! The Student Body officers for the year 75-76. 2! Presidents of various clubs make up the lnterclub 3f The elective student council members. 4! The 1975 76 student class officers. Clubs!71 f QRS fc-A u x ,U D 5 ? Qw B P . N 1 ' 'lx 4' 3 , W , 6 A in ' i' ' 'gn A ,gp f I f 7' A 7 Q. . 0 c. n x slt-.M SQLQLEK? Q , 1, iv, NS Fw ' -:fp 53,1 E212 in ,em Qi k6'F'?Jf . 4, '11, ' K In f J is ii? 25 f af' '32, Q 32 'Q Y ,4 W g . 53- ' f ' ' ' , mf - .4 'W . Q-gf , , . 'I A Qidfg f w g, .. 1 1 Qfgggifh e p f. eff 1:2 'H E F Wiismf 9 9X' M 4 - fm f -,g aifalff :am ff, A - K iw .,nY K' xg. Lili '-i, T 450: I ri ' ., Ts: :-. 42. - gl . . . ai' icy 1' - Wt-- :- -i ,DFA 1. 'ts -.11 ye!! -4. 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Bob Dylan by Horrendous Soupbone 4f Window by Roger Smith 5! The Museum by T.C. Buckner iff A T WRK Student Artwork!73 mfg? w www ,N 4? is 8, Ria W' MH wi . 12' 51,6 f .. X . Q, gx- K , 5-'N-1. . , .. x , - , ff Q i 5:1 i. , J. x Q1 EE 5 :lf 5 - L 1: K V J: Q A Jfgkf X Y, fwgwfgr .sk -X' f' N , S, 1 j. ' K i .LV X L3 L,,, Q r 3? , Q , M x X M gag 34 f , 4 , . - W',,.: .N 3 Am. ' gg! P I ,S x 1 Q lk I 1 M ew b ,W I 'L ff My i If . V . Q . 4- k xiii . ' 4+ 'MQ -,-,, 5.11 Vgzx ,5..1.,.NQ . ,X-. W ' .. Q wisiiik' 151. fi'5?7'f. awe-- Qi :- A-,., 4. A '.,. wh- i NB Hx L:.X L N . , 5 1.-Perf-fw. ' 3155? J f Ch ristmas Bazaarf75 76fVarsity Basketball GO EAGLES Jerald Wright s Gulf Service K B Iohnson Wlle Transfer and Storage Sandy Kung Dr L B Barber Boyce Blackwell Gradmg 84 Dntchmg House of Bibles 84 Books Arnold s Fifth Ave Shell Young s Sky Cnty Record Dept Travis Colllslon jerry s Home Town Center 81 Car Wash Dr. Richard K. Bowling, D.D.S. 't 1! Let's play keep away with Edneyville seems to be what Richard Andrews has in mind. 21 Eagle Mike Pressley keeps them running. 31 Coach King would say in the old adage what goes up must come down. 4f' Eagle players wait for a possible miss for Edneyville. sf The Eagles anxiously wait until the time for them to return to the game. 6f Kenneth Wilkins is undecided on which way to go. The East Henderson Eagles soared into another action packed season by defeating tial nine point margin. Spirits were lowered in the following days after a lose to T.C. Roberson but soon rose again when the Eagles upset the Golden Eagles of Sylva- Webster 75-65. Coach Williams did not appear eager to make predictions on the outcome of the season, but commented that much would depend upon the progress made. The team asserted themselves well and proved to be aggressive in their games. AT THE TIME OF OUR DEADLINE, SCORE- BOXES FOR WINTER SPORTS WERE NOT AVAILABLE. Varsity Basketball!77 the Edneyville Yellow Jackets by a substan- 78fVarsity Basketball c ' he v-tex. 1533532 1! Robert Devine looks for an opening. 2! An Eagle player leaps into the air for an open shot. 3! Both teams anticipate the tip off. 41 An aerial battle between Edneyville and East. sf The pause that refreshes. Hx lee 1! An outside shot captures the attention of team and audience. 2! Members of the varsity basketball team are, STANDING: Russell Pressley, Alan Williams,jimmy Moxley, Ronnie B urrell, Bruce jones, Randy Owenby, Mike Bayne, Richard Andrews, Franklin Barnwell, KNEELING: Manager Bill Johnston, Mike Pressley, Robert Devine and trainer Tinker Saltz. 3! This players agility float seems to be paying off. gg A . HIM R 9 l Varsity Basketball!79 80fGirI's Varsity Basketball 1.AS MS:- 4l llillltlilll HINDEUBUI . ' A E? ' f 'L - 7 11 The 1975-76 Girls' Basketball team BOTTOM ROW LEFT to RIGHT: Sheila Owenby, Debbie Williams, Kathy Harris, Barbara Walker MIDDLE ROW LEFT to RIGHT: Karen johnson, Cynthia Davidson, Sharon Beddingfield, Vicki Quinn, Mary Mullinax TOP ROW LEFT to RIGHT: Donna Russell, Teresa Collins, Elaine O'steen, Donna Cable, Audrey Warren lnot pictured, Susie Orrl. 2! Debbie struggles to keep the ball. 3!lump higher, Sharon. 4! Hard Practice makes perfect. QA8 S Starting the 1975-76 season with a majority of new team members might have presented problems for the girls varsity basketball team, but team co-operation more than compensated for their inexperience. The girls spent many hours of hard practice, but it was well worth the sacrifice. The weekly election of captain and co-captain, judged by teammates on performance in the pre- ceding week, added just enough compet- itive spirit. Charging into another season, talent was displayed skillfully. AT THE TIME OF OUR DEADLINE, SCORE- BOXES FOR WINTER SPORTS WERE NOT AVAILABLE. M and M Freezer Cox's Clocks Repair GO EAGLES lm f 'Ti Cindy's Music f, l Co rn's Auto Repair f 1 S Depot Salvage Warehouse The Red Barn 66 Service Station Roses Store Wm. A. Lampley, M.D. Caralee Advertising L 81 R Used Cars l Brocks of Hendersonville T Walker's jewelry l l 81!Girl's Varsity Basketball is sxge 'sa , . , Q... 'Vvmgi N-W ,Ai- , A Q i--.if xr 5 tg.. m....m-v'w 'W all x O QM wwf Ma... ft fi e W.-F -Q GO EAGLES! Mrs. Corrie Nelson Co x's Book Store Dr. Vines U-Save, Inc. Hill's Body Shop East Flat Rock Knitting Mill English Bros. Shoe Store Oak Grove Shell Ollie's Grocery and Lunch Bar Orr's Grocery Flat Rock Antiques Avery Hathaway Barber Shop lCarl lustusi 1!Coach King analyzes each player's performance, 2!Tommy Sullivan utilizes his agility while teammates look On. 3!Eddie Baker leads the pack down court. 4!The members of the 1975-76 l.V. boys basketball team are: TOP LEFT TO RIGHT - Ronnie Heatherly imanageri Scott Moreno, Ricky Ritter, David Carmichael, Doyle Shelton, Bill Kilmer, Tommy Sullivan, Danny Maxwell, and Greg Sovie. BOTTOM - Richard Saltz, Eddie Baker, Eddie Noblett, lerry Coggins, and Greg Walters. Not pictured is jerry Bishop. 5!Danny Maxwell leaps for a rebound. 84fj.V. Basketball - KA I W ii fi . . F X The lovable, kind, and intelligent QOOPS! well two out of three cannot be all bad.J ad- ministrators downtown are Glenn Marlow, Superintendent, William Barnwell and Sammy Reese, his Assistant Superintendents, and Le- land Zollinger, the High School Supervisor. Mrs. Mary lane Edney's two years as a secre- tary of East High have proved to be enjoyable to her. She goes home to her husband Marvin, and their th ree pekingese - Sir Galahad, Nich olos the Great and Peppi. Always with a joke or a funny story to tell students and teachers alike, Dr. Thomas Allan Ledbetter's ambition is to benefit people. Con nie, his wife, and Megan, his five-year old daughter help him. His hobbies are golf and gardening. Here as principal for five years, his birthday occurs on September 10. 86!Administrators Mr. Thomas W. Williams and Mrs. Kay Elizabeth Williams have two daughters, Deb- bie, a junior here, and Kim who is 14. They have been married for eighteen years. He was born on October 28 and is an ex-Marine. Her birthday is on April 30. Both have played major roles in each of their ten years at EHHS. Mr. William also coaches football and Varsity Basketball. Th ey describe their jobs as interesting for they enjoy working alongside the East teachers and students. Now that Mr. Robert Ford's children are grown, two of whom graduated from East, he shares his home with his wife, Kay, and his dog, Bismark. He has many fond memories from his ten years service here at East. Administratorsf87 Wrestlingf88 11 Wrestling team, LEFT TO RIGHT, Chris RHYI leff john ston, Evan Williams, David BradlEY, lohn Fain, Darryl Goodman,lCurtis Norris, jeff SuIIivan,' Keith Haynes Jeff Gilliand, Tad Wheeler, Kenneth Martin, Danny Devine, Jimmy Drake, Eddie Watkins, AI Capps, Tim Payseur,'Carl Burzynskiu, 2! Big Al demonstrates his version of the suflex. 31 Al Capps pins Eddie Watkins to the mat. 4f Tim Payseur catches Carl Burzynski off guard. Sf . .. and everybody was Kung Fu fighting. In early November, seventeen energetic athletes were selected for the 1975-76 wres- tling team. Under the direction of Coaches Kirk McMurry and john Scott, the wrestlers struggled through a brief but rigorous training period which included squat-th rusts, knee- bends, the ever popular walrus, and trips to the barber shop. On December 2, 1975, their first match was held in the East High gym- nasium where they were defeated by the Reynolds Rockets. To quote Coach McMurry, This is going to be a year of rebuilding for our wrestling team. Most of the team is made up of sophomores, and I think some of them show promise. The 1975-76 Variety Show sponsored by Student Council revealed the hidden talents of many student body members. Participants this year included Elaine Osteen, jamie Heatherly, Beth Hammond, Bill Johnston, Phillippa Smith, Michelle Raymond, Mike Freeman, joy justus, and Mike Capps. Re- vealing a glamour image the Pointer Sisters would envy were Donna Taylor, Susan Rose- nblatt, Sherry Huggins, Rachael Soileau, loyce Staton, and jenny Thompson. Sopho- mores Patsy Ross and Mark Morgan tap danced to a Heat Wave routine complete with psychedelic background while East High's own magician Sam Fain made glasses disappear and swallowed fire. To the sounds of thundering applause Sabra Pace sang and accompanied herself on the piano at the conclusion of the program giving a special encore at the request of Dr. Led better. 90fVariety Show Tr-Hi-Y served the community in several different ways this year. During the Christ- mas season th ey made tray-favo rs for the children in the hospital, and throughout the year they sent get well cards to members of the student body who were in the hos- pital. For an Easter project they visited the Lane Wing of Pardee Hospital where they served refresh ments and provided com- panionship for the patients. Lois Ward, President, Diane Stepp, Vice- President, and Secretary-Treasurer, Melinda Laughter and their new advisor Mrs. Nichol- son led the members in completing their l projects. The Art Department, headed by Miss Vicki jones, introduced a vast series of new ideas and branched out into a number of different crafts. Among these were . . . several pottery castings ranging from large pictures to miniature animals, leather crafts and original paintings and drawings. Students worked frantically to meet a December 19 deadline for constructing Christmas wreaths. Although these new crafts were not welcomed by all of the students, they did offer a more varied selection to choose from than ever before. Clubsf91 g , ,J Another husband and wife team at East, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Hysong, have five children. Mrs. Hysong served in the last part of World War Il as a Wave in the Navy. She will conclude her eighth year as librarian at East while her husband, a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and a retired commander in the Navy, completes his ninth year here. Mr. Hysong is also the sponsor ofthe Interact club Here in 1971 as a teacher's aide, Mrs. Emma- leen M. Maxwell served as this year's library assistant. Previous experience includes two years as librarian at East Flat Rock Elementary. She has a daughter, Lynn, who is a junior. 92fTeachers Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers enjoys teaching at East, saying East High is like home to me. In her home she teaches American History and Latin. When she is actually home with her husband Neil G. Rogers, principal at Dana Elementary, she enjoys reading and cooking. Born january 24, Mrs. Dorothy Louise Whit- mire's hobby is water skiing. Sixteen years of teaching P.E. and gymnastics have gone by since she joined the East teaching staff. For most of these years, she was a sponsor of the Varsity Cheerleaders. Mrs. Martha Foster is a graduate of Chino High School in Chino, California and a grad- uate of UCLA University. Having traveled the world extensively she has an excellent back- ground for teaching World Cultures. In her eighth years of teaching here, she has spon- so red AFS for three of these years. Teachers!93 As a graduate of N.C. State, Mr. Rex Ash- burn has taught students in the shop for six- teen years. He and his wife, Hazel, have two girls, Sandra who is a junior at this school, and Angela. Before acquiring teaching posi- tion here, he taught at Dana and Etowah. With a total of twenty-three years as a Home-Economics teacher, Mrs. Margaret Davidson is in her sixteenth year at EHHS. She and her husband, james W. Davidson, have been married for twenty-two years. Her hobbies include sewing and flower arranging. Mr. james F. McCall and his wife, Carolyn, have two. children in their sixteen year mar- riage. For the last thirteen years, he has taught Horticulture and Agricultural Science. Before he joined this school's faculty, he was in the Army having graduated from N.C. State 94fTeachers Involved in sponsoring our Student council, Mrs. Gwen Oechslin is also a Biology teacher with ten years of experience at East High. She likes to cook and sew when she has spare time. She and her husband, lack have a son and a daughter. Mrs. june L. Barnwell and Bill her husband have four children,'two of whom go to Edney- ville High School. She is our Chemistry and Physics teacher, but she also sponsors the magazine sales. She is concluding her thir- teenth year at teaching here. Throughout the past eight years of directing the Eagle band, Mr. Marion Smith has always managed to come up as a winning band leader. When not teaching scales and notes to promising students, he likes to ride horses and go fishing. He and his wife, Rebecca who sometimes helps him at the school, have two children. Teachers!95 I QQ X , wx. ' mQhwh1f.- F T: r 5 A A , YW., , XQX f 57: . SVS 'g Y Jl.k,..4x . r, f ,QA . A , M an-- bs ,wa 555 an . . x M z,',g T A --. mi in i? 6 :v MN is A 4 :Ev - ' in ,R Q l Aiykf W F x Y' M: 'Y MSW ivy .jf gag B ffl - 1- 'ew' - - mil ' it f 1 v. .. E . , A . 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X df QWLQQZQM JWJLL zfg, fiwizac I l After teaching English all day and sponsoring the Drama club, Miss loyce Loftin still finds time to read and play the piano. Born on De- cember 4th, Miss Loftin is a Sagitarian who has taught at East six years and devotes herself to Springs Productions. Mrs. Betty T. Brown's hobbies include gar- dening,-canoeing, and hiking with husband joe. She teaches English, promotes macrame during float and sponsors National Honor Society. During the summer of 1975, Mrs. julia Lap- pin and Dale, her husband, chaperoned a group of students on a study trip to Europe. They have two girls, Heidi and jill. Mrs. Lappin likes to sew and to hike and teaches a popular patchwork float. Mrs. Phyllis Dianne Lanier is East's composi- tion teacher par excellence and has been sponsor of the newspaper in her four years here. She has a daughter, Kathy, who grad- uated this year from East. Mrs. Lanier's favorite spot is behind a desk reading a Harlequin paperback. Teachersf97 5 get 'Eg' 5,1 14115 S! 4 ft vii L Q 0 . .3 WA ,Q Candidsf99 'J -ini F i in Mr. john A. Scott, our Driver's Ed teacher, once played professional football for the Cleveland Browns as a cornerback. He enjoys his job very much. When he is not with his wife Ann, he is usually involved with some kind of sports or hunting activity. Leo's are dominating, representing leader- ship with a magnetic personality, and Mrs. Sara Lee Nickell is no exception. Besides spon- soring the yearbook, she enjoys living in a new home at Lake Summit with husband Paul and three sons. Mrs. Nickell attended Hender- sonville High School, but saw the light and moved to East. As a graduate of Western Carolina Univer- sity, Mrs. Betty Mullins sponsored the Year- book staff a few years ago. She and her hus- band Carroll, affectionately called Moon , have two children. She enjoys horseback riding and music in her spare time. 100fTeachers 13 is JQ- Alman, BEUY Allison, Leta Arrowood, David Class of '76f'101 Ashley, Myra Ballew, TGVFY Bane, RandY Beck Linda Behrend, Eileen Berger, Ken Beddingfield, Barbara 'l02!Class of '76 Blackwell, Charles Blackwell, Gary Blackwell, KHY Brown, judy Browning, john Buckner, Thomas l Class of '76f103 Cairens, Brenda Cairens, Rick Capps, Al Capps, Michael Case, Terry Chandler, Lynn Chilenl Michael 104fCIass of '76 Clark, Pam Clemmons, Linda Cooper, Danny Cornwell, Dennis Cornwell, Trina Dean. Debra Class of '76!105 Dickens, Deborah DiCkehS0r1, Sue Dillion, loe Drake, Timmie Duncan, Debbie Ellenburg, Janice Fain, John 'I06fClass of '76 Freeman, Kathy Freeman, Mike Freeman, Teresa Frye, Regina Garren, Debbie Gass, jerrie Class of '76f107 Gibbs, William Gilbert, Sue Gilliam, Steven Gilliland, jeff Cla'-'-lleUX, l-Ynn Glover, Cathy Glover, Pamela 108!Class of '76 Gordon, Lynn Grant, Kathy Greene, Mike Greene, Steve Greer, Danny Halford, Craig Hall, Kathy Class of '76f109 Hamilton, Chris Hamlin, Tim Hargus, Kenny Harris, Kathy Hayes, jeff Head, Alma Hedrick, Kim 110!Class of '76 Helms, Gale Hill, james Hill, Larry Hitchcock, Brian Holbert, Gene Holb ert, Judy Holliday, Wanda Class of '76f111 Hollifield, Sandra Howe, Connie Hudson, Ann Hyder, Harry jackson, Gwen Jackson, Kathy jones, Bruce 112fCIass of '76 jones, Geor e justice, james Justus, Dee Dee 8 lustus,.joy Justus, Scott Kenny, Lara Kidd, Ricardo Class of '76f1'l3 King, Cindy King, Scot Lanier, Kathy Laughter, Melinda Laughter, Tam myl 1 1 4!Class of '76 Levi, Denise Levi, Donieca Leyva, Tania Lively, Wesley Lusk, Keeta Mann, Gregg McConnell, Rita McCullough, Suprina Class of '76f1'l 5 McGraw, Bobby Metcalf,'Cindy Middleton, Blythe Moreno, Mark Morgan, joy Morgan, Stewart Morley, Thomas 11 6fCIass of '76 MU , Anita ' Nickell, Greg Nodurft, Mildred Norman, Tim Orr, Sondra Orr, Susie O'Steen, Beverly Class of '76f11 7 Osteen, Laverne 0W0nbYf Sheila Pace' BeCkY Pace, Brenda Pace, Carolyn Pace, Frank Pace, Mafgafet 'l18f'Class of '76 ? PBCS, Molly Pace, Sa bra Parris, Rita Pardee, Ivor ,...., PaUef50nf PGI Pegram, Lesa Peters, Freddy Class of '76!119 Phillips, Robert Phillips, Tammi Pressieyf Russel' Price, Monte Pridmore, Brenda Prince, Donald Pfuiff' Shifleb' 120fClass of '76 Rains, Mary Raymond, Michele Ray, Vicky Reid, Ricky Richards, Matt Roberts, Paul ROSBYS, BNI - Class of '76f121 Ruff, Elizabeth Saltz, Tinker Sexton, Butch Shaw, Treba Shipman, Larry Shipman, Martha 122!CIass of '76 Shuford, joyce , , V i ' Sigmon, Calvin Sinclair, Martha 'Ex v VAJ 691 Ji Tflffiifailiiff if gl if b 50 gif wa Smith, Cathleen Smith, Phillipa Smith, Roger Sosebee, Debbie 123fClass of '76 Spearman, Lisa Stanley, Pam Staton, Gary Staton, loyce Steadman, Wilma Steele, Margie 1241 Class of '76 Steen, Drew Stepp, Cindy Stepp, Leshea Stepp, Kay Stepp, Phillip Steppl Sandy Stewart, Anna Class of '76!1 25 Sullivan, Debbie Summey, Charles Tankersly, Sue Thackston, Margaret Thompson, Jenny Toney, KBYNY 126fClass of '76 Walbart, Glenn Waldrop, Lester Walker, Barbara Walker, Steve Ward, Debra Waters, Gloria Whitaker, Mark 127f'CIass of '76 in 1 Ziddx ,.., 1 Y Whitmire, Mary Wilson, Belinda Wright, Jeff 1281 C lass of '76 Attendance might have been less than desired but the 1975 Christmas Dance proved to be all that was expected and more. Performing in a festively decorated gym, Cahoots encour- aged couples to dance. F.H.A., displaying a culinary talent, served delicious refreshments for the energetic dancers. 'Twas a season to be jolly and this year's Christmas Dance ushered in a two week vacation. 1! Michele Raymond and her date, David Barrows enjoy the music of the Cahoots. 2!These three couples await the next dance with antici- pation. 3fMike Capps and Terri Pace begin their twelve days of Christmas on the right foot. Christmas Dancef'l29 Another year at East found a dedicated group of ladies in the lunchroom. Day in and day out they endured growls from hungry stomachs last in line, tests given at random delaying lunches, and loud music from Elton john. As manager, Mrs. Mabel lustus has four children who has graduated from East and another in the Eighth Grade. In her second year, Mrs. Ruth Ward has a daughter Margaret at Greensboro College, who graduated from school last year at East. Mrs. Eula Case has served students here for as long as East has stood. Mother of three children and creator of our wonderful deserts, she finds little time to practice her hobbie, sewing. Having served lunches for nine years Mrs Calle lohnson 1 - Y especially enjoys to serve students of East High. Mother of Ricky Smith, a junior this year, Mrs. Bessie Smith also has two other boys on their way to attend East. Amid the bedlam of three lunch periods, these wonderful ladies stead- fastedly stood by their jobs making them the unsung heroes of '76'. 130!Custodians Accompanying Mr. Williams in his chore and with many duties, Mrs. Faye Chandler has a daughter Lynn in her senior year. Included in her work is working in the lunchroom and occasionally washing windows. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking and sewing. Mr. Charles Williams began his third year as custodian last August. He has the rather thank less job of keeping East High clean and com- fortable. Sophomores HEAR his name called with such regularity, that they often wonder if s?4ft Ek he skips Mr. Hysong's class EVERYDAY! As the East Henderson High percussoin and Color Guard sections of the band led by Mike Freeman marched down the serpentine length of Main Street, the children's faces glowed with the joy and anticipation of Christmas. Even though the day was unusually warm, the scent of pines, the arrival of floats, bands, clowns, and Santa Claus assured spectators that Ch ristmas was upon us. Parade! 131 Interact officers, President - jenny Thomp- son, Vice-President - Kay Stepp, Secretary - loyce Staton, and Treasurer - Mike Bayne led the club in numerous activities. These included constructing Homecoming Displays, partici- pating in the Christmas Bazaar, and making plentiful food baskets for needy families of the community. Interact also donated their time to the Fabulous Fourth Concession Stand and gave money for the Army of Ten Thousand. Interact promotes the idea of learning and giving one's time for one's school and com- munity. East High Iunior Civitan members served the community well this year. The club partici- pated in the Christmas Bazaar and also sold fruitcakes to help make their club prosperous. lr. Civitan engaged in dinner activities with the Senior Civitans and led the school in leader- ship. Officers for the year 75'-76' were Pres- ident - Kathy Lanier, Vice-President - Sandy Stepp, Secretary - Becky Pace and Treasurer - Pam Clark. 132 .X N Bobby socks, ponytails, saddle oxfords, lip- stick, greased hair and Elvis seemed to set the mood for Fifties Day. The day began with a soc- hop and the main attraction was Elvis Pressley portrayed by Chris Hamilton. Members of the student body participated in various dance contests and rocked to such songs as Rock Around the Clock and I Ain't Nothin But a Hound Dog. 133 ig, 134!CandidS A-ssww.4,l.hwm-M ,fs W f B-W1 nw.. an-my tum' .-, -fyrf C A -11' .1 r ,J ji Beddingfield, Betty Beddingfield, Sharon Breeding, Brenda Briggs, Gayla Burrell, Pam Carmichael, David Case, Myra Davis, Cheryl Duncan, Debbie Fisher, Cheryl Green, Cindy Halford, Betty Hammond, Beth Harris, Karin Hensley, Pam Hill, Debbie Hill, joe Hyder, jane Isaacs, Debbie johnson, Keith lustus, Mike Kane, Stacie Layne, Joy McCall, Lynn Mizell, Charles Pittman, lack Rogers, Janice Shepherd, Trina Si mp Strea son, Donna Shipman, Lynnette Steele, Pam dwick, Kathy Sullivan, jeff Thompson, john W Walker, Lou Anne Williamson, Sheryl Make Up Mugs!135 136fCandids ,F Candidsf'l37 Compllments of SHERIFF ALBERT JACKSON AND STAFF Hendersonville County Sherrffs Dept Compliments of ALLIANCE CAROLINA TOOL 84 MOLD CORP Glen Bridge Road P O Box 686 Arden North Carolma 28704 RON S KRISPY FRIED TOYTOWN HOBBY SHOP Featuring the largest assortment of toys arts crafts yarn and hobby supplies In the area CHICKEN H y 25 701 G een Ile Road Hendersonville N C 28739 704 693 7480 Owner Ronald Fletche PILGRIM S FUNERAL HOME Co ner Thrrd Ave West and Wh tted St eet Hende on :Ile N C Service Smce 1941 Compliments of SOUTH CENTER REXALL DRUG STORE FLANAGAN PRINTING CO Lette P ess Offset Post Off ce Bo 1640 He de sonv Ile N C 693 7380 We Never Dlsappolnt Phone 692 4221 South Center Plaza I ' w - r vi , 1 I ' You'll Love Every Bite I r . i r rs v' , .. r r - i x n r i , . . - ll ' ' ll 138f Ad tise t HENDERSONVILLE NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER MOTHER S GENERAL STORE Phone 693 41 O9 PAT WHITMIRE INSURANCE 84 REALTY CO 1581 su B g HENDERSONVILLE INSULATION CO TAMES R CAIRNES 692 3912 RT 7 Box 357 LITTLE WILLOW RD BATT 84 BLOWN TYPE INSULATION CEILINGS FLOORS WALLS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 101 N Church Street BLUE RIDGE AUTO PARTS Ah H h ll NC 28739 Wholesale to All' LAMB FRUIT COMPANY ROUTE 6 HENDERSONVILLE N C NORTH CAROLINA APPLES DOUBLE L BRAND Compliments of . 2314 s eville ig y Hendersonvi e, . . 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HJEQOJ xx X X 63.105 NA-f we Klcksx NL Quymxnwkqaox Q uw M E QE 3ENQ!NQv1j.i3??,FEi'x Dkjrxoib WOW A Q E? Xgocgj 5 +6 D 0 sig .mx cg XWQMM Si xQQfIvFvKcwgQ s4N..fL! it DQ . QSL QWXO WX p QAXQLXSQVSQQWXQALQSQA SOUL Bw Qkoxf XJ MQA, X r ipring Divisionf143 C5 K WDW l IU ICR- SENICR '75 On Saturday night April 19, 1975 two weeks of diligent and dedicated work put forth by the junior class was paying off. The big moment--had arrived. Beautiful young ladies with their dashing escorts sauntered down the yellow brick road. It was a night of music lprovided by the much favored Raven- stonel and dancing Cprovided by the numerous couples in attendance.l For the attending Seniors it was not just Good-bye Yellow Brick Roadp it was good-bye East High. 1! Billy Nix makes her entrance to the Emerald City. Z! Getting it all together. 3f Mike jones cools off during the long night of dancing. 4! jackie Hicks and David Arrowood pause near the yellow brick road. sf Ravenstone sets the mood for a night to remember. 6. lanice why aren't you dancing? 144flr-Sr Ir-Srf'l45 146fCandids --...H ,Wag V, Fr' I ig: ,Q ' 1-.tg 4 -. -. mf. 5. ' ig. Y, :ig mails Candids!147 . uv' X www- K ...W Sw NN Q ,. , vw Y' Q ? QP 2 4 gy W, 5 VIL, 'Q A , Q, H Q 1, . , . 1 , v sig A sf E-353:-ge 3 525 A 'L 1 f as , gig! Q 44 . sf Q lg I ,K ,E 1 is 'Q 4 gy A. E E mi? Q , ' , I i 1 1,5 1! Chosen for Mars Hill Choral Clinic because of their excellence in performance are CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Michelle Raymond, Turner Hoots, Gloria Waters, Teresa Capps, Bill johnston, Debbie Sosebee. 2! Bill portrays his classroom skills in the Variety Show. 3! Open wide and sing Ah-hl 4! Chorus members practice diligently for a Christmas Concert. 5! O.K.l Maybe we aren't the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, but East Henderson sure is proud of us. Chorus!149 The Highlander Staff of 75'-76' concentrated on gathering this year's activities into a suc- cessful book. With deadlines to be met and pictures to be taken the staff survived the pres- sure included in this hectic work. This year's staff was young and inexperienced but were forced to catch on quickly, due to unforseen problems with photography deadlines. Echo 75'-76' was published each month to inform the student body of current events at East. Becky Pace, editor, and her staff worked hard to make each edition successful. With the knowledgable supervision of Mrs. Lanier, the staff succeeded in publishing each edition on schedule. 150fClubs Keyettes chose wisely their members for the year 75 76 Mrs. Rogers, sponsor, and Martha Sinclair, president, both worked diligently to make the year successful. Among their various activities were caroling at Ch rlstmas, selling refreshments for the Kiwanis Travel- ogue attending Kiwanis luncheons, and serving as ushers for the Lion's Follies. Keyettes also held car washes and bake sales to raise money for the club. Other Keyette officers included Susie Orr - Vice- President, and Sherry Hugins - Sceretary-Treasurer. Key Club members of 75'-76' led by Mr. Baker took part in varying events such as at- tending luncheons held by Kiwanis, partici- pating in club week, contributing to the heart fu nd. The club participated with other schools during half-time in 3-legged basketball games. Officers for the year were President - Richard Andrews, Vice-President - Mike Bayne, Secretary - Mike Pressley, and Trea- surer - Randy Owenby. Clubsf'l51 Q w J X f XY dwG1XQQgfnZ YL? A A 9 j X X wk X-15 , X f A Cf kflf vfQVffj6f? J af V+' Q5 X , 'Wmy USN 3 O .55 QV XS? 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' THE IUNK SHOP RAY'S BARBER SHOP Making good things happen S S since 1934 fl 4 t '..O. x n a l vv ' ' M l I lx lil' l,vJy 'r.:v .ui N vls1sc.v-as L L Nllffirfn I 7 l ' ' H MWS7 Hendersonville ' Fletcher ' Marion Advertisemen 52, . A fx tsf169 DORIS A- EKLUND GILLIAMS ' downing street WITH JENNY THOMPSON El6UlPiG8lWiP908nlB!' Nels' 1 fx .xJ,'AvA 5.33 if' 1 P It's the real thing. Ck.v XX Trade-mark Q - Q 1 CD N , E 1701 Advertisements This past spring, on the last day of school, an announcement was made which came as a surprise to both students and faculty alike. Mr. Kenneth Hysong quietly announced to his students that he was retiring. This announcement came as a shock to those of us students, who, though not always having appreciated his iron hand, always admired and re- spected his instructing ability and discipline. Most of us have not quite been able to live up to his high expectations of us, but perhaps if there had been more teachers along the way with his tremendous dedication and willingness to help, the road would have been easier. His leaving is a great loss to East High. Mr. Hysong!'171 KEEP CN TRACKIN The 1976 track season proved to be a bit disappointing for its members. However, they were enthusiastic and managed to finish a con- sistent third or fourth in most of their meets. Mark Moreno, perhaps the outstanding parti- cipant in many events, broke two records in the pole vault and triple jump, and won the coveted Denny Pace field award. ar-L -J .t, ' Boys Track! 173 The 1975-76 Girl's Track Team led by Captain Cathy jackson strived hard to make this season a prosperous one. The team being young and inexperienced managed to place third in the county and tenth in the conference. Cathy jackson was chosen Most Valuable and Linda Summey Most Improved. . N, uhh- 'Y 174fGirl's Track A GirI's Track!175 YGU'RE ! 176! Baseball To everything there is a season. Baseball season be- gan in early spring with tryouts. Eager to play on the East baseball team, sophomores, juniors, and seniors worked hard for a cherished spot either in the out- field or among the infield bases. Soon, Coach King announced his team roster. The chosen players prac- ticed hard and played even harder. These players were: Standing - Barry Capps, Russell Pressley, Sam Burgess, Eddie Watkins, Greg Gordon, Dale Bradley, Danny Nix, Carl Burzynski, and Chris Franks, Kneeling - Manager Edward Drake, jeff Hoots, Mike Pressley, Kevin Case, Tim Payseur, Richard Saltz, Richard Nel- son, Ken Martin, and Manager Duane Stepp. Not pic- tured is Ronnie Burrell. Baseball! 177 l 7 l 4 GOLF The sound of fore and the whack of golf balls echoed over the golf courses as our East High players prepared for another round of golf. They practiced hard and played many matches in their competitive circuits of their conference. Our representatives for the 1976 golf season were Bobby Belk, jimmy Moxely, Ricky Cairnes, this years out- standing players: Franklin Barnwell, Kip Hunnicutt, Rick Jones, and Mike Roper. GIRLS SOFTBALL Sponsored by Miss jones the 1976 softball team practiced hard to produce a win- ning season. Though not entirely successful, the sophomore and juniors gained invaluable experi- ence as they gained fun-filled cameraderie. The participating members of the '76 season were, TOP - Lynette Moss, Lynn Chandler, Carla Thompson, Nancy Smith, Dianne McMurray, Cindy Stepp, Au- drey Warren. BOTTOM, manager, Patricia Hill, Donna Cable, Diane Heatherly, Cynthia Wilson, jerrie Gass, Donna Russell, and Cathy jackson. Not pictured - Karen Austin and Martha Shipman. 178f Golf! Softball This year's Spring Concert started off with vibrant selections of music. The band did a fine job in filling the auditorium with whole notes half notes, and quarter notes as the chorus filled the air with the sweet sound of patriotic songs. This year Mr. Smith tried something new by adding a singing trio, a dance routine, and a chorus line of a few of East's prettiest young ladies. Spring Concertf179 I On April Twenty-fourth the juniors and Sen- iors and their dates entered into what was formerly the East High Gym. With a few major changes the junior class turned the gym into a dream with the theme, Midnight at the Oasis . Sophomore FHA members dressed as harem girls served drinks and snacks. The decorations consisted of posters of desert scenes, camel decorations on the tables and harem pillows in the middle of the dance floor. The band, Justice, played tunes by Edgar Winter, Lynard Skynard, Foghat, and The Doobie Brothers. JR-SENIOR '76 'Ns P!r'1 Eff! ff, 1! ludy Brown and her date are intrigued by the action on the dance floor. 2! A member of the band, justice, enjoys playing music to boogie by. 3! LuAnne Walker and Kathy Thompson enjoy serving refreshments at the junior-Senior. 4! Steve Greene and Connie Howe anticipate an exciting evening. 1! ls everybody happy? Z! Mildred and her date seem to enjoy each others company. 3! Franklin models Delynn's hat. junior-Seniorf181 Lori Craven jill Dinkel Emilee Floyd Tim Hefner Becky justice SENIORS Rob Justus 182fSenior Make-ups Ricky' King Steve King Donna McElrath David Nichols Norma Orr SENIORS ' 7 6 Senior Make-upsf183 Q Y L S 0 , X ,-, gd - 5 x yu it I'-. I 5 4 11-s 9 1 is wif w. X I 4 4. E . wi ,. E gf f f. X -41 VK' E I-s-..,-as , 215 A an M, 'v 1 ,W H S ,i E,-S, RFQQ . , 1 1 Nw-wxf Ewa up L iw :,, -' A ' ,. .. -- J 1 Ni it 4? 'Qi 451+ VD? K, WN 'S rg '3 12 k 1.4 4 I On Thursday, May 20, the Drama Club presented the annual Spring Production after many months of lengthy rehearsals. They were rewarded with a standing ova- tion at the end of the performance. The program con- sisted of two one act plays and a variety show with Charles lohnston as Master of Ceremonies. The play Once Upon a Playground directed by Miss loyce Loff tin, received a superior rating at North Carolina High School Dramatics Association in State competition in Raleigh. Once Upon a Playground , a play about the social prejudices of children, was light and humorous despite its serious theme. Heat Lightning , directed by Becky jackson, received an A-2 rating at the district competition at Tuscola. Heat Lightning, a suspenseful tale, kept everyone on the edge of his seat. The variety show featured a cabaret theme complete with tables, candles and entertainment. Patsy Ross and Mark Mor- gan won both first and second place in the variety show and went on to represent Eash High at the Fabulous Fourth. ' N Y 'E 5 E l Q L i Q 2 'E .. ? - orrible just horrible nny and Michele Raymond display their talent segment of the Spring tion. men everyone would know that I'm different. h . . . ,, , . e . . . Spring Prod.f187 Sad to be leaving their friends, but elated to know that they were to be moving on to bigger and better things, the graduating class of '76 silently reminisced about life and times at the traditional awards assembly. The stage was all a sparkle as the curtain backdrop was embellished with a tremendous red, white, and blue, Class of 76 symbol. Also on the side walls there were drawings done by the talented Seniors. Cathy Freeman and joy lustus felt the lumps in their throats as they opened the assembly, the last time they would stand on the stage. Tanya Leyva, accompanied by Pat Corn play- ing the guitar, sang the class song, Time in a Bottle. Michelle Raymond, who received the AFS scholarship, sang an original song which she and Tim Hefner composed especially for the class. Sabra Pace wrote and sang to her own accompaniment, a song entitled Won- dering for which she received a standing ova- tion. One by one the seemingly endless list of scholarships and awards were given. Nearing the end of the assembly, joy Justus, class presi- dent, experiencedhtwings of uneasiness and misty eyes as she gave her farewell speech to her fellow students. Still the halls of East High are walked by former Seniors as they cannot seem to relin- quish memories, they hold dear of the Big Green and White. 188f Awards AWARDS '76 Awardsf189 -li' V' 'N 4 Q 5 'i . ,: bi' K im 334 A. 1 n nllylll v.' sllgm' '51 N v Y I VQX4 .1 - tx 1 !. - . ,' ., . , l yn' l 1 , - -I Juv - ' 17 'I I' rf NI, I Q . ' , I 1 Sv ij VI gf' xl W I .9 JR 21 . W' Xi 'Z , A 1 GRADUATIGN The gymnasium was filled to capacity with eager parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, and peers. The crowd was silent as The Eagle Band played the Alma Mater and the seniors solemnly entered. Four student speakers for the occasion were joy justus, Kathy Freeman, Lynn Gladieux, and Kay Stepp. A trio composed of Ann Hudson, Debbie Sosebee, and Gloria Waters sang God Bless America. As Dr. Ledbetter called each graduate forward, Mr. Glenn Marlow pre- sented diplomas. The Reverends james Blackwell, Charles Dickens, john Fain ll, and Curtis Waters, all fathers of graduating seniors, led the invoca- tions and benedictions of both baccalaureate and commencement ceremonies. While The Eagle Band played the Alma Mater for the final time while the graduating class exited. The respect- ful silence was broken abruptly by joyous shouts, firecrackers, and clouds of smoke. One chapter in the great book of life was completed and a new one begun. Graduationf191 - il 2 Q 1 'A A . .N TL-5 1 'F ,,f. ff' 'V . ix. 95 Lal' 5, f 'ill . 1 w-in 1 W vm. . ' X Nw-v,,,x', N.. 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