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

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eaters are a definite need for hion this year. Christie neycutt wishes she could e them all. pl Qs x 5 S 4 hx- Ir-l'i-1 X -n.a.u1J ' I-J. . ,.. . . ,- ' : I!..5LQ..Gl.GJlLQ..l. fg Trying the latest fashions, An- drea Roberts looks for a pair of glasses at the Pearl Vision Center. This local business helps support the 1988 Impri- mis. It takes money to print our yearbook, the Imprimis. The selling of the yearbook itself is not the sole financial sup- port for the production of the book. In the following pages you will find two ex- amples of our attempts to support the financial cost of your yearbook. The parents of many of our Seniors place Remembrance Ads. Also sev- .. ,.. :J 5415677665 eral of our local businesses and organizations have been kind enough to buy adver- tisement space to fund the yearbook. Through this, they also hope to gain a profit. Please be courteous to these businesses. REMEMBER TO SUPPORT THOSE WHO SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL!

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While making cookies, Tina Trite makes money. On Saturdays, Cathy Murphy loves to go shopping with her mother and sister. Many of the places in the East- ridge Mall support our school. Nelson Parks Men's Shop is one such store. Like many East Gaston Stu- dents, Cammie Crisp works weekends. In spite of the hard work, she manages to keep a smile on her face.

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