East Gaston High School - Imprimis Yearbook (Mount Holly, NC)

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Ecology Club Works Toward Preservation 0f The Environment W-n l' N- , The Ecology Club is a group of students concerned with the study of their environment and the preserva- tion of the ecology that surrounds them. Some activi- ties the club plans are a trip to the Asheboro Zoo and a speaker from N.C. State on Biology and Ecology. First row: Todd Briggs, treasurerq Eric Byrd, secretary, Second row: William Bumgardner, vice-president: Wendy Craig, president. Science Club Works Toward Increased Knowledge Cf Sclence The Science Club explores the sciences and tries to be a service to the school. Students taking advanced science courses are eligible for mem- bership. The club members participate in science semi- ,iw'.vs'R,, nars and attempt to purchase at least one piece of equip- ment for the science depart- ment. The club annually pre- pares scientific displays and is active in many other activi- ties. First row: Brian Cope, president: Lynn Craig, uice-president, Danita Hager, treasurer, Benny Payne, sgt. at arms: Second row: Cathy McMillan, treasurer, Mary Boggs, Sandy Rice, Connie McMillan, David Whitlock, Amy Duckworth, Linda Hoffman, secretary. 84fEcologyfScience 4

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Junior Heart Board Hosts Count eeting First row: Rhonda Reece, Marsha Lowe, Tina Jenkins, Tommy Chapman, Julie Frazier, Kim Todd, Karen Benfield, Darlene Bennett, Robin Carpenter. Second row: Anne Sherrill, Myra Harrill, Shelly Love, Gerri Lovingood. Leslie Wallace, Amy Holmes, Tracy Smith, Stacie Willis, Linda Rutledge, Sherry Stallings. Third row: Angie Norkett, Laura Roberts, Tina Hice, Christi Lee, Carrie Breyare, Harve Byrd, Keith Williams, Greg Harkey. Fourth row: Caroline Morris, Lynn Perry, Melanie Seward, Jimbo Paxton, Tracy Ham, Charles Gallman. 41 Www. ' L . . .1 . M W 2 X f' , T rr 1 4.1 fr at Q 4? if . x .1. rrr , . .. 3 , ' 5 , .Q 5 W4 MM! rf A -- A If w 1 1 Q! f irto . . if f The Junior Heart Board is a club consisting of stu- dents concerned with learning more about the human heart and its functions. The members take CPR courses, attend county meetings, and raise money for the National Heart Society. The club enjoys working for the benefit of others. First row: Robin Carpenter, Committee Chairperson, Glenda Byrd, Committee Chairperson, Linda Rutledge, treasurer. Second row: Karen Benfield, reporter: Anne Sherrill, vice-president, Kim Todd, president, Sherry Stallings, secretary. Junior Heart Boardf83

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FHA Works To Improve Famil And Communit Living TZ , 5 First row: Marcell Abernathy, Tina Tinker, Sharon Fortenberry, Susan Morton, Penny Lynch, Lynn Nolen, Rhonda Crocker, Michelle Mullins, Karen Putnam, Second row: Billie Faye Thompson, Melissa Holder, Nelda Gibson, Fannie McDowell, Denise Sanders, Donna Jenkins, Pam Poteet, Shelley Stewart, Sandy Rice, Angie McGee. Third row: Lynn Poindexter, Kim Foxx, -Florence McCorkle, Karen Hamilton, Tena Jenkins, Lisa Hopper, Gina Warren, Beth Snipes, Ernie Helms, Susie Padgett, Pam Lowry, Beverly Trantham, Teresa Smith, Robin Floyd. A The Future I-lomemakers of Amer- ica is an organization to help individ- uals improve personal, family, and gp community living. The F.H.A. pro- vides opportunities through youth- ? fi ,gg planned and directed activities supple- ment, extend, and enrich the Home Economics program. sgggl A , N s- . 1, is 'Y G4 , l ' X is 1 W 1. fre! at Gig? 2 ew., ww X l., l'V lWQ'ifQQ1l' ' 1-QL W ll 5325-2-- 'E' First row: Penny Lynch, treasurerp Susan Morton, secretary, Sharon Fortenberry, uice-president, Pam Poteet, president. Second row: Beth Snipes, parliamentarianq Donna Jenkins, reporter: Tena Jenkins, historian, Nelda Gibson, recreational leader. FHA X85