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

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Carmen Abernathy Jay Abernathy Jennifer Abernathy Kenneth Abernathy Paul Abernathy Patty Adams Terrell Adams David Aiken Randall Allman Anthony Anderson Shaun Anderson Cynthia Ashe Jennifer Astete Bill Atkinson Eddie Bailey Candie Baker Daniel Baker Elizabeth Baker Katie Baker Lara Baker LeeAnn Baker Randy Baker Candy Ballard Eric Ballard Heather Ballard Leslie Ballard Crystal Barker Angi Barnes Julie Barnett Eddie Barnett Randy Baucom Lana Baxter Pamela Bayless Bo Bazala Rodney Beam Theresa Beason Brenda Bennett John Biggerstaff Amanda Blackmon Anissa Blair Alton Blalock Jamie Bond Toby Bradley Ammy Breese Kelly Brittain Tyrone Brooks Jamie Brown Rebecca Brown Wayne Brown Tracy Brown Paula Bryant Chris Buchanan Wendy Buchanan Lori Bumgardner Christine Burch Kayla Burch Tracy Burch David Burgess Christopher Burnett Stephen Burr Marty Burris Timothy Burris Joy Bynum

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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

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VX j ' lil f 5 . V 1 Q K rl ' 1 x ix Poluils Qui J Has a sophomore ever approached you in the hall and calmly asked, Where's the swimming pool?,' Well, if you have been asked such a question then you're not alone. Most of the sophomores have caught on by now, but some of them are still gullible. Suzanne Rumfelt says, My sister went here last year, and she warned me ahead of time that there wasn't a pool. Another biggie for the sophomores is get- ting over the embarrassment of Mom hav- ing to bring them to school. Christy Mor- gan said, MI hate it when mom brings me to school in our car, A.K.A. The Bee. Speaking of embarrassing, imagine walk- ing into a senior class and being laughed at for 10 minutes. Matt Fox said, I walked in the wrong room on the first day. I was so embarrassed. With all the embarrassing things that have happened and could happen this year, the sophomores still feel that their first year as Warriors will be highly successful. soolmomoooo Stacy Caldwell Tisha Caldwell Daryl Campbell Kerry Campbell Tonya Cannon Karen Cathey David Carpenter Tammy Carpenter Jerry Carroll John Caison Robert Causby Chuck Chavers Chris Cheshire Tabatha Childers Rebecca Christopher Chad Clemmer David Clemmer Amy Cloniger Angel Clubb Karen Cole Kelly Coltharp Gerry Conley Tonya Cope Dewey Costner Lauren Cox Chuck Craig Jamie Cramer Kay Crisp