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

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mx C361 e lflf' XPQXQJOI lol The Spanish III class celebrated Christmas by breaking a pinata. After breaking the pinata, the class scrambled to get the can- dy. 19' East Gaston had two foreign ex- change students this year. Syl- via Busch, a junior, is from Germany. L QW ww Wat? gl x lad ggi? lr Vw I ZW QSLOJM deviwi tlfllo a ,M lla W 'XWYQVZ ji DOVNQSUJP M0065 OAP9' M5 Q9 QM 8 Ov- M k' ' tr' Th d f M ' a ing pinatas requires ge ing ese stu ents rom rs. lOU N91 is a little messy. Beverly Devin- Brownls third period class spent X A ney didn't like sticking her the class learning about Ameri- JJJJ 00 X hands in that goop. can authors. f my CQ? ,game vga: 0,4 getwetwbef. QV MU VA Ny La l'Ol2vV9lA4 0 SCL' him Dada M5 A Ev , - ff W A r it + we eta it Lwfnofweaer M C-i MQ . Miva M E0 Qxofdf U.-g,wda.5, Olnsz,-.eol dwags f Q

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' 1 ef he -1, !X.fl!ZXXlN lx, J 'Z 1 2 K3 3 X' , I I U' Q Who said that school was all work and no play? Wendy Bu- chanan and Heather Price take time out to use the phone for the latest news. Many students at East Gaston take Data Processing. These stu- dents prepare for their future by learning about computers. FTD' .,3 -od jf f7ca0Q272zc15 Many people say that they are not involved in their school. This is not true, ev- eryone is involved in our Ac- ademic lifeg whether it is an English class or a Drafting II class. This may not be the most exciting part of school - but it is why we are all here. So remember the class- es that everyone fell asleep in and remember the classes that everyone loved to at- tend. Remember the special concepts that will stay with you the rest of your life and help you to achieve the goals you set for yourself. All are different sides of the same thing - Academics!

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Mrs :FI JE QTEHEQGK: AP -JG Llll wavrzl EWS English, ffiililmlmlan And Whether you like English or not, you have to have it! Every student must have four years of this course to graduate. So - what is it that a student has to do in English? Well, you must read books, write papers, and learn grammar. Not so hard you say. For the seniors, however, the writing of pa- pers means trouble. They don't write just any kind of paper. They have to write a term paper, which, as Leah McGinnis said, Has made my life a living nightmare. The English Department of East Gaston keeps each course interesting by having each course read books from different time periods and different countries. English isn't the only lan- guage offered at East Gaston. We also have Espanol, Fran- cais, and Deutsch. These classes teach not only about the grammar of each lan- guage, but also about the cul- ture of the countries where each language is spoken. Mrs. Lambert's class doesn't just learn German grammar. Her students learn about the country also.