East Forsyth High School - Aquila Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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I history club—37 I peering into j revolutions of the past j because ... j history • repeats itself I college club—38 i searching for { a better life— ' the four year , journey ) into living ! human relations organization—39 ( a revolution { of peace I and love i through ( brotherhood J future teachers of america —40 I preparing I to be tomorrow’s j educators I by learning from today j future homemakers of amercia—41 .1 hands of homemakers f in the future pick up their duties • ' put down women’s lib : the home is the castle i [ future farmers of amercia—42 in learning to help mankind they learn to I better life health careers club—43 these medically inclined endeavor to brighten future life co-op club—44 experiencing the business world through direct involvement math club—51 interest squared plus ability squared equals achievement times itself industrial co-operative training—45 training for the opportunities which are presently theirs art club—52 capturing the beauty of the splendors of life distributive education—46 learning skills that school doesn’t offer they prepare for adulthood drama club—53 acting the role of others while revealing a part of themselves fellowship of Christian athletes- inspiration for the contests of athletic spirits -47 concert band—54 tuned to sound the rhythms of many different drums block “e” varsity—48 they have earned the “e” through blood sweat and tears and have banded together and are proud bus drivers club—55 travelers to and from the nest cross the bridge over troubled waters youth for Christ —49 strengthened beliefs unite in effort to communicate ideals student assistants—56 aiding to better enable them to serve us science club—50 delving into the why’s and wherefore’s of chemical life to advance our technical world debate club—57 contending ideas of others, replacing with knowledge of themselves 35 revolution in print

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student court—13 judging others as they would judge selves striving to protect the honor we uphold executive council—14 these leaders lead the revolution of anti-apathy less talking more doing co-ordinate co-operate senior steering committee important ship of graduation is steered on the correct course by these mates dean’s council—16 sounding board for the dissatisfied listens, considers, acts, seeking utopia— finding it impossible house of representatives— establishment of the students. their traditional projects disclose willingness t o serve junior steering committee- selected to represent the midway of learners in issue of prom for ’71 departers junior civitans—19 citizens of tomorrow today serving the community of yesterday junior achievement—29 business head start buying selling trading dwelling on the world of work anchor club—20-21 madrigals—30 realizing there is strength in unity ditties they take the course of serving over the sea of happiness to the port of success -15 key club—22-23 their keys unlock the misconceptions of many concerning youth and padlock the qualities of good guys! aquila staff—24-25 revolutionizing the trends of yesterday to project the image of youth today 17 talon staff—26-27 news of new happenings reflecting the many actions of ehs -18 wehs—28 8:00 brings halls piping pop to stop morning blues have a good day this is wehs signing off of harmony projected through intonations of articulate songsters caprice—31 three-part melodies toned to chime light and airy lyrics latin club—32 captivating the capers of caesar through their language they render service beyond the call of duty, to east french club—33 examining the romantics and crepe suzettes vive le france Spanish club—36 re-echoing voices of latin american brothers in american tones

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Spanish club 1. karen angel 2. darlene tucker 3. crystal grubbs 4. pat dockery 5. darrell walker 6. mark idol 7. kathy glascoe 8. Catherine payne 9. joy white 10. debbie warner 11. beth johnson 12. John shelnut 13. Cindy hedgecock 14. Suzanne ross 15. donna sides 16. Connie pearman 17. wade yarborough 18. betsy freeman 19. james douthit 20. Sylvia dalton 21. tim montgomery 22. lynne atkins 23. buddy hartman 24. marty fulp 25. daniel martin 26. kathy harrell 36 J