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

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x ' 'rx lima 1 f Y in Quiet Please! Walter Rowe is attempting to study in the li- brary. Being silly comes naturally to Rhonda Webber. This can easily be seen as she struts her way through Mrs. Tedder's room. , , Sleeping seems to be higher on these lazy seniors list of priori- ties. They just enrolled in sleep- ing 101. fri ,. . There is more to school than Willingly obedient to Mr. just classes. Warriors thrive on Wallace, Chuck Smith hur- being active in extracurricular ries out of his truck into school. activities. 4 l

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DUELQE Migkiff-EJ -L 'UU'Q.!.'9IP1.0JIP ? From the outside the Warrior seems to be an unusual and playful yet gentle creature. On the inside the Warrior is much more. A thought- ful, spirited and intelli- gent being with a mind Exhausted and disgusted with school, Michelle Livingston looks up for an encouraging word. of its own. From the ac- ademic student who spends long hours studying to the athlete who stays after school to practice perfection. The warrior is a person to be admired. '4Ain't we great? , asks the Class of 1988. Seniors show their spirited side. ' Y M . vs xy, Members of Mrs. Pott's Span- ish III class get festive with the spirit of Mexico. Taking time to pose for the cam- era, Julie Anthony and Jim- my Forrester make us think of the romantic side of East Gaston.

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Jumping seems much easier than fighting the crowd at the South Point game. Rusty Al- len's wild side breaks through. The 1987 prom was truly a mag- ical moment. The Fabulous Shakers brightened things up a good bit. 50's gl 60's day during Warrior Week was a great success. Corey Pope, Tree Shaw, Beth Morton Sz Stacy Smith are several who participated.