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

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AL- E7 Linda D. Elliott ,og L. Guthrie f3Zf, BfU Il 'dl XXI Don J. Lavender Auto Mechanics l Robert C. Moody Art I, II, and III 10, Drama I 9 D. Goins Pamela R. Goins Math, World English 11 and 12 World History Mary D. Furr H af lgsfxy bi ,C . 1 I. Sharon B. Hill Marian L. Jackson Robert D. Keaton Algebra I and II French I and II, World U.S. Historyg Weight History Training Deborah Lorance Halley D. Marr Guidance Counselor Biology Clarence E. Loftis ICT I and II Roger H. Myers Nancy L. Napier Stanley I. Napier Consumer and General English 10 English 12, Drama I and Math II 'I' 'TEH ia Nh au., Gail J. Grice Clothing, Home Economics I and II Mardianne M. Lambert German I, II, and III Mildred C. Meeler Media Coordinator Catherine S. Painter Chorus I and II, Treble Ensemble, and Music AP il -I IJ -.a ,J.n.n - Christa McAullife

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A. Pryor Science and Biology Susie P. Scofield English 11 and 12 Ana M. Taylor urnalism II, Spanish I I and II Jo A. Morris Secretary Frances Rhyne Evelyn R. Reese Mark A. Reese Deborah J. Renegar Band Band Biology, English 10, and General Math Algebra II, General Math, Math - AP!Calculus Meredith J. Scruggs Linda C. Setzer Edward W. Shrum Nancy C. Sigmon ISS and P.E. Business Law, Typing I English 10 and 11 English 10 and Spanish 1 and II .iz Jo Elaine H. Tedder James E. Turpin James D. Van Dyke Robert E. Wilkerson Psychology, Sociology, Current Events and U.S. Algebra I and Geometry World Studies, ISS and U.S. History History Remediation Betty B. Reid Secretary Extra Jobs Among Teachers In todays' world teachers find that they must find something else besides teaching. Coaching is a popu- lar method of making some extra money. Some teachers are leaving school to go back to college to get another de- gree. Also, some teachers are going to college to prepare to become an assistant princi- pal or maybe even a princi- pal. Janitors: Mrs. Dill, Mr. Shoemaker, Mr. Craw- ford, Mr. Speer. 9