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

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TAPS Club Works To Raise Money For March of Dimes Y' it its 'll K my C Ji i First row: Keith Williams, Harve Byrd, Becky Barker, Karen Benfield, Kathy Black, Rhonda Grindstaff, Abby Ford, Rene Zeigler. Second mw: Chris Drumm, Kalph rox, Va tricia Anderson, Pam Johnson, Valerie Anderson, Kathy Presswood, Deborah Mclntosh. Third row: Miriam Smith, Hope Smith, Lisa Belton, Ann Gibson, Kelly Staton Fourth row: Kelly Spargo, Melanie Muse, Tracy Whitner, Selena Farmer, Tonya Workman, Terry Rudisill, Sandy Sheets. FUth row: Tim Shipp, Maria Hyde, Regina Johnson Todd Cloninger, Cindy Cloninger, Stacie Willis, Lisa Simms. Sixth row: Tracy Smith, Marie Jones, Amy Holmes, Renee Sheets, Elizabeth Helton, Angie Norkett. Seventh row Paige Willis, Lesley Lee, Tracy Kershner, Sandy Capps, Shelley Shields, Ann Adams. This year TAPS has been very ac- tive. All of the funds raised by the club have gone to the March of Dimes. By selling candy and having a Christmas Door Decorating Contest, the group raised over 3438.00 for the March of Dimes. This year club members partici- pated in the March of Dimes Walk-a- thon. Kelly Staton, president: Sandy Sheets, vice-presie KG! dent: Stacie Willis, secretary, Lisa Simms, trea- ' surer, Not pictured: Cindy Suddreth, reporter. Ci, 90fTAPS

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rt Society Participates In rt Exhibitions lillllllllllllll First row: Lauren Baker, Suzie Spears, Sheila Rogers, Robert Hopper, Sandy Smith, Tim McCall, exhibit chairman, Ron Abernathy, reporter, Brian Huskins. Second row: Sha sa Hill, Debra Mclntosh, Annette Aiken, Dwayne Waters, Cheryl Ewing, Cindy Harper, Cindi Ray, president: Jon Speas. Third row: Charlie Lay, Wanda Henson, Carla Sanders, Susan Stansell, secretary, Ralph Fox, Mark Caldwell, Cindy Odell, treasurerg Jason Fisher, Mr, Moody, sponsor. Fourth row: Rodney Bell, Sheldon Groner, Mike Rogers, Mike Jackson. Not pictured: Hope Caldwell, vice-president: Scott Smith, exhibit chairman, Vis-Tac Club Sponsors Contest First row: John Curtis, Ricky Hill, Lonny Wade, presidentg Scott McElveen, Mr. Moody, sponsor. Second row: April Crisp, reporterg Wendell Williams, exhibits, Michelle Bradley, Linda Willis, Lisa Duke, exhibitsg Mark Furr, treasurer, Donald Kinley, Dean Haney, Jimmy Hollar. Not pictured: Mike Cook, secretary: Parks Skidmore, uice-president. Art Society is an organization of students who are enrolled in Art II. In October the club entered the Textile Contest and won second place. Members sponsored exhibits in the libraries of Mount Holly and Stanley in November for the Nation- al Education Week. The annual art exhibit at East Gaston was held in December. The club displayed their work at the Gaston County Annual Junior-Senior High Exhibit in Dallas. In April the seniors exhibited at Gas- ton College. The club participated in fund raising by selling candy for art scholarships and supplies. Also, members took a few field trips this year. OA The Vis-Tac Club sponsored the Homecoming Dummy Contest. Members helped Art Society in fund raising. The Club also sponsored a faculty-student basketball game. Art SocietyfVis-Tacf89

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Th Warrior Wheels Do More Than Drive EG Buses .if . . X5 .A 'QP' W The Warrior Wheels consists of our school's bus drivers. The group provides safe and punctual transportation for the students of the greater East Gaston community. ln ad- dition to the actual driving, the drivers per' form numerous chores, They must keep the buses clean, maintain order while students are aboard, check periodically for safety de- fects, and maintain accurate records of their driving distances. Due to their skilled driving, the school operates more efficiently. wi n9r' up if 1 , A 'i!em?Q'il-i 1. 'ij - p -g g 555 f 5 5' ' offs? v M 1 is if Q2 if 4 ' . r it First row: lfgabert Hopper, Doug Summey, Tim Jenkins, Teresa Polson. Second row: Tony Watkins, Elizabeth Whitlock, Eric First row: Teresa Polson, secretary, Taft Hammer, vice. Macie, Penny Lynch, Taft Hammer, Ray DuBose. president, Elizabeth Whitlock, president: Second row: Eric Macie, treasurerg Mr. Lindsay, advisor. DECA mbers Learn Leadership nd Compete O District Level 'Hur anvil. ,, , ,ucv A 1 . I ' D ff iso. .- tx . Q.: - Q .g ff .51 mrs, i f- 'N ,s f c gif..'lIb-wg , tr , ff- ' ' if ,fi xt -J ' 'l L nfjqlfyv. A.- I The Distributive Education Club of America, DECA, is a student-centered or- ganization whose program of leadership and personal development is designed specifically for students enrolled in D.E. Activities help provide DECA members with an opportunity to serve as leaders and followers. They can also receive local, state, district, or national recognition by competing in contests. DECA members take pride in their club and carry on many activities. First row: Sabrina Bishop, Anita Branch, secretaryq David McCall, Tracey Jenkins, treasurer. Second row: Jimmy Devine, vice-presidentg Todd Cloninger, Johnnie Alexander, president: Rodney Long. Warrior WheelsfDECAf91