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Supporting our football team during its undefeated season. Sophomore Pam Spencer cheers the Olym- pians on to another victory. Working at the 1979 city election polls. Seniors Terry Proffitt and Kim Beasley try to keep warm while supporting their favorite candidates. After finishing their lunch David Hobbs and Troy McKinney play paper football in the cafeteria. As sophomores they were only allowed in the cafeteria and gallery level during the lunch mods from eleven o'clock to one-fifteen. Dressed in sweats, clanging pans and blowing whistles, Sophomore Wendy McGee, junior Diane jewell and Senior jeff Gullett participate in the spirit day preceding the football state champion- ship. Swaying to the beat of the band Cohe- sian graduate Joel Duncan and Junior Kelly Mouser enjoy the mellow atmo- sphere at the Homecoming dance. 6 Unity Divisional
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In the days of ancient Greece, the Olympics were a one day celebration, highlighted by one event, a race the length of the stadium. At first the audience was restricted to only Greek men. After several dec- ades women were allowed to attend and eventually allowed to enter the chariot races. Prohibiting discrimination of politics, race, reli- gion, wealth, heritage, and social status, the 1980 Olympics brought the world together for two sea- sonal weeks of amateur sports competition. The winter Olympics were hosted by the United States in New York, while the summer Olympics in Mos- cow became a national controversy. In 1972 the unity of our school was frail and shaky. Only nine clubs were organized and Prom and Fun Day were about the only other extracur- ricular activities available to the young student body. Today, East utilizies the extra energy of its student body in 19 non-academic clubs and numerous cur- rent projects. Principal Philip Houston said when handed the microphone at 2:30 a.m. on November 19,1979, to honor our state champion football team, “This is a school based on students. Our school has succeeded because of its students. So, I'll turn this evening over to our students. With that comment, Principal Houston gave the micro- phone to student body president Mitch Weaver. Success in every aspect, not just athletics, was achieved by our student body. With occasional aide and guidance for teachers and counselors, it was the students of East, the 15 to 18-year-olds, who made East what it is today. Choosing our own representatives, with their leadership our school has been able to produce whatever students decided to do. Our student body has succeeded in planning three seasonal dances, which included all the details from hiring a band to decorating, to planning community publicity. Mem- bers of our student body produced professional dramatic and musical productions, right down to making the sets and mastering individual make-up skills. Every individual club raised their own money to accomplish whatever goals they set for them- selves, whether it be a club banquet or the purchase of food baskets for the needy. The unity of our school is symbolized by the degree of its accom- plishments. Getting the action started, student body president Senior Mitch Weaver persuades students to dance at the “Super Celebration in honor of our state champion football team. Rockin' to the beat. Sophomores Kenny Davis and Temple Perry entertain the student body during the Su- per Celebration. Unity Divisional 7
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