East Rutherford High School - Lancer Yearbook (Forest City, NC)

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The members of the Lancer Staff would like to express their appreciation to a few special people who have been very dedicated to their work and have offered us all help in a time of need. We want to thank our advisor Joy Cromer, our editor Gina Norris, and our assis- tant editor Dawn Joyner. The purpose of the Lancer Staff is to record memories, events, and records of each school year through photographs and copy. Each member must maintain a B average, must have a good school character, and must be recommended by a faculty member and a community person. A member of the staff has a year around job to perform. From April to September ads are sold, annuals are sold, a) and pictures are made and sold. From October to March, the staff participates in | two candy sales and puts the annual together. Every member strives to perform each task to the fullest extent — especially to produce a terrific yearbook. Homecoming Sponsor: . Dawn Joyner Escort: Jody Givens We Work To Make Memories Last Clubs 167

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The Lancer Staff would like to thank David Culp for his help in the dark room. Advisor, Joy Cromer; Editor, Gina Norris; Assis- tant Editor, Dawn Joyner; Business Manager, Rose Cooper; Assistant Business Manager, Karin Heath; Lancer Staff: Page Padgett, Gina Norris, Bobbi Harrill, Crystal McAbee, Kerrie Byers, Tammy Davis, Karin Heath, Jenny Shipley, Debbie Self, Allison Toney, Taina Ferguson, Rose Copper, Pam Walker, Donna Earley, Dawn Joyner, Mrs. Joy Cromer, John Davis, Emily Circulation and Publicity Manager, Tammy Wilson; Hollifield, Mark Hollifield, Tammy Wilson, Crystal Knight, and Kerry Brock. Photographer Editors, Kerry Brock and Crystal Knight. 166 Clubs

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‘ ( . ms on “ 5 core . ; s = ts = cuthles - —— we oe ee sated 8 SS $ fe ee é cal nn Pigg a Officers are: Pres. Randy Wyatt, V. Pres. Anne Keit, Sec. Stephonie Mooring, Asst. Sec. Shelby Allen, Tres. Joyce Shelton, Reporter Joy Bryan HEA 1 Leo Club members are: Row | left to right Joyce Shelton, Cheryl Staley, Donna Flack, Shawna Watkins, Shelby Allen, Stephanie Mooring, Row 2 Bud Arrowood, Angie Young, Marilyn Kelly, Renee Watkins, Barbara Boyce, Tina Kimbrell, Carol Bishop, Jill Shep- pard, Melanie White, Dawn Godfrey, Cheryl White, Kim Smith, Lisa Martin, Row 3 Joy Bryan, Bonnie Aycock, Tonnette Lovette, Randy Wyatt, Anne Keitt, Jane Matheny, Crystal Allred, Laura McDaniel, Pam Hill, Mel- lissa Strickland, Leslie Simmons, Tammy Wil- kerson, Melinda Hoppes, Mrs. L. Gary This year the Leo Club participated in many activities. They sold balloons for the Homecoming game, had a bake sale, and a Leo picnic. They also did a skit for Homecom- ing and participated in the decorate-a-door contest. If a death in the family of a teacher, the club donates $10 to the teacher. The members took a trip to Charlotte for shopping and ice skating. They visited a rest home and had a clothing drive for a needy student. The club has a Christmas party and a Valentine project. The purpose of the Leo Club is to assist the Lions Club in aiding the blind, handicapped, and needy in our school and community. Dues are $2.50. Any girl or boy in grades 9-I2 who enjoys helping others, might be interested in the Leo Club. Ges Homecoming sponsor Tonnette Lovette Escort: Joe Bristol — (Peres Wey a aD