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

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- i I 1233196112 SEED 1663 Creativity Is Developed In Art Class. During art class, aspiring tists can learn to transfer a ere thought onto the can- is to create an inspired ark. These students learn .at there is more to art than brushes, paint, and canvases. There are techniques to be learned and styles to be de- veloped. And there is no one better to teach these things than instructor Mr. Moody. Maybe someday, we'll see one of these students names become as big as the name Picasso. O dx m,,Wg,,.,,mmnwMl Q .2 A The art period is spent learning various art techniques, as shown by Pam Hansen. Art Instructor Mr. Moody watches intently as students work on their paintings. Careful strokes are applied to a rustic scene painted by Melena Mitchell.

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Sihuelemt Ci Austell. l The Student Council is probably the most active group at East Gaston. It is made up of two representa- tives from each homeroom and is headed by the school's elected officers: Bill Robin- son - President, Karen E. Organizes Many East Gaston Activities. Hovis - First Vice-Presi- dent, Tiffany Sherrill - Sec- ond Vice-President, Debbie Hodges - Secretary, La- Shawn Huff - Treasurer, and Sandy Butler - Report- er. Together they come up with a large part of the year's activities. This year the Student Council has sponsored the voucher program, all three of the dances, the door decora- tion contest at Christmas, and the Mr. and Mrs. Sweet- heart contest among other things. Candy canes and a pictun with Santa Claus wer among this year's fund raisers. In addition, the Stl dent Council participated i the Blood Mobile and spor sored Warrior Week. Student Council provides a lot LaShawn Huff and Scott of sugar for already hyper active Wise with Santa and his helper. students. Squashing Santa will not g you your Christmas wish.

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lt's a night- mare! YQEQLJ' 010136: 'Kriiiiii Labors To Meet Deadlines. A diverse, comprehensive view of the events that take place during a school year is accomplished with the year- book. This gives a portrayal of students individually as well as in the major clubs and activities in which they participate throughout the It s worse mare' Leah MCGIDHIS school year. For seniors, it is that last special collection of memories that they will car- ry with them for the years to come. The yearbook staff has the responsibility of arranging these pictures of special mo- ments in the most effective, organized way possible. This is achieved by teamwork, working overtime and a lot of patience. Yet, the yearbook staff has consistently pub- lished annuals of which the entire student body can be proud. than a night- Leah attempts to find some- thing printable while Debbie Stanley and Lori Marlow slave over the Colophon. Debbie Stanley expands on an important concept at a cru- cial Yearbook meeting. John Kennedy stares into space, no, I mean he centrates tenaciously on an portant feature. It's hard to believe we're finished.