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

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5111.395 Thai I.I.Jli'!.J Jl.Jli'!.i.l!.'E. JS J1l.I!i.OJ!P BQQEQ. Amd AEE SQGQQEV lEast Gastonis Art Society sists of approximately 45 mbers who furthered ir interest of various art rks. The purpose of the b is to promote the aware- ss and appreciation for the ual arts. The club sold a riety of candy in which fits were used for art sup- es, field trips and exhibits. The art society officers are: President - Darrell Bish- op, Vice-President - Angie Van Dyke, Secretary - Patty Adams, Assistant Secretary - Laurie Cox, Treasurer - Lisa Daly, As- sistant Treasurer - Ginger Pack, Exhibit Chairman - Todd Smith and Tim Ev- ans, Photographer - Larry Reynolds, and Re- ception Chairman - Wen- dy West. The Junior Heart Board is made up of 34 members. The board sold carnations at Christmas. The money they make goes to The Gaston Heart Society. The group meets once a month with other county high school. They take CPR classes and have a medical tour of Char- lotte Memorial Heart Unit. The officers are President - Shannon Payne, Vice- President - Sandy Mitch- ell, Treasurer - Lisa Mitchell, Secretary - Jen- nifer Rudisill. JUNIOR HEART BOARD: First Row - Shannon Payne, Melissa Burgess, Jennifer Rudisill, Lisa Mitchell, Angela Miller. Second Row - Adrien Wilson, Lola Marlow, Lori Bumgardner. Third Row - Christina Hall, Monica Dyer, ,Tracy Bass, Missy Breese, Susan Evans, Leslie Ballard. ART SOCIETY: First Row - J. Huffstetler, P. Adams, P. Henson, W. West, S. Penley, D. Medlin. Second Row - T. Evans, L. Cox, J. Leopard, G. Johnson, D. Bishop, S. Spencer, L. Moore, Mr. Moody. Third Row - M. Mitchell, T. gSmith, A. Costner, H. Eaker, T. Welch, T. Beason, M. Pettus, C. Reynolds, A. Faile.

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.Q EJ '51 fflhe' -NHT INS - 1416. The Drama Club consists of an organization of East Gaston students who have an interest in acting. This club has provided entertainment for our school and a show- case for the talent of future actors and actresses. This year the club sold picture uLn.nJ uue.!.n. JJ .a-n...a.n...n JLGEEQSSQS Qi Esgfla . Drama Club frames in which profits were used to put on productions for the school. The Drama Club has presented a variety of entertaining plays such as Help and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. The Drama club stimu- lates the promotion of the- ater arts. This will be done by producing a variety of plays and participation in class activities. This club prepares students to be fu- ture actors and actresses. East Gastonis productions consist of determined actors! actresses, a director, lighting people, an attentive aud ence, remembering lines, production staff, skits, a ability to work with one ar other, having diversifying a1 titudes, and doing and bei your best to become a gre actor or actress. Ann Hutchinson, DRAMA: First Row - Kelly Lewis, Laura Dotson, Cissy Wyant, Stephanie Wilson. Second Row - Janeen Gales, Christy Burger, Marla McGinnis, Nicole Cherry, Kim Medlin. Third Row - Brian Wyant, Bill Robinson, Jeff Cope, Arden McPhatten, Beth Sproles, Greg Wunderlich. Fourth Row -- Gary Carpenter, Tracy Rhyne. . ,,,, .M . 'wr ....,, ,, . tv ,, ...W ms- Ji., . , . .- .,,. .f i s fr ,. . l ,, iffy? Z .ti i i t , - t ty F ,,... i . A . ' M y i . 2 . . x 'A ' .-- ' I ' . ,,,, .,, -f-. ff ' - H A- .. , f - W Y . + f' we ' X . f K , t ' .,,. ,, ..,, , -,M .H . I . ,, ...,,,.. . 3 .-.. . . , V. 7 , , ,,,,. ...nf .W ,... , , M . , f:.,7,,wf,,g.ft.- - . V, ' ,, , ,. f. f-tw. ,,.. -- - E -4 -- ' H - f wwf W.-. zigf zwglfiitm-tg piggy . 7 - f , , I 2 ' s . A gf ,,,. , . ' l S . . i 2 A . , ' ' i H L. it . - .A It . i ,,,f - -we .fmt-fs , f , Q ,, . X YW-V , . , , , . 1 ' x 3 .,,, . ' 4 f ' 3 5 ' ' 25 , H H . S 4 E . ' +i fa i i'fW?H 'r'f1' HK--5' 'gitswl' VU-fit i ff: E57 - 'Wfi Ili... IW - ' 2' ... Q n zu ,muff ' 2 ,. K . T ii W 5 ggi f . fi . t t E , gf- r I 7 f , 6 i 4 ' H puff' f r - ' , , . , time Z E 2 r or . H lr , , QQ H . , . 'K Y ,gf , , ,, . ,,,, , ,, I sz, - i ft f- ' 25 1 ' Hifi ' ' --'- 5 . ' E H 6 ' tffw1fws7'o,'.:x' 'f ...ah 'rms ff vw' 'I fz. .,.2mf'fiffgfgggg,, 2 .W 'Hs .er zfwsiff :W L'wc.W U, fi- 'LEU'-: ,Q I k . . Za , H it i A i we E2 T . ,,.. ' . 1 f it ., A , fa 'A 4 Q uf W ,,, wr .1 ' f 1 f' E Q 1 ' 'ry2w:a.,,,,,g, aww 'AW iw .., sy. W' ' :WWQWQQEQ it ' ' n q 2 Q JE? s fi , DRAMA: Floor - Shannon Smith, Michelle Poole. First Becky Polleck, Shannon Dunn, Sonya Rollins, Tim OW Evans, Tracy Bass, Leslie Perkins, Vickie Gray, An R - gie Huskins. Second Row - Andrea Rumfelt, Kim Auten, Amy White, Missy Breese, Scott Wise. Third Row - Jeremy Webb, Scott Clark, Heather Bayne, Tammy Gantt. Fourth Row - Chad Picklesimer, Robbie Smith, Bob Melton, Mike Smith, Sam Mudd.

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Bireeaktiigig Juni BQLJIPQQIPS Ai Eljlflif. i If Hola , Guter Tag , or Bon jour sounds familiar to you, then you're one of the elite E.G. students that has attempted a foreign lan- guage. Foreign language classes are growing each year at E.G.H.S. Taking a for- eign language is fun, states Chet Smith, a German stu- dent. You can go around talking to your friends in German and no one else knows what you're saying. Gloria Massey, a Spanish student, stated, For all your friends know, you're chewing them out, when really youire just saying 'How are you'?' This year, the clubs will par- SPANISH: Row 1 - F. Gonza- lez, B. Furr, C. Wyant, J. Ru- disill, W. McConnell. Row 2 - S. Boyles, S. Brooks, L. Williams, A. Jordan, C. Still- well, R. Murphy, B. Sproles, A. Wilson, M. Mauney, S. McCart, B. Devinney. Row 3 - J. Wilson, C. Smith, K. Spencer, T. Currence, R. Via, A. Calder, L. Mahadeo, B. Bennett, G. Massey, T. Bass, J. Featherstone. Row 4 - A. Bynum, K. Burton, T. Stone, D. Van Dyke, M. Dyer, M. Thomas, M. Bur- gess, T. Givens, R. Foster, R. Wilson, G. Bronson. Row 5 - K. Suttle, T. Helms, M. En- glish, D. Cloninger, L. Hos- tetter, K. Auten, M. Killian, T. Bethune, S. Edwards, D. Medlin. SPANISH: Row 1 - F. Gonza- lez, B. Furr, C. Wyant, J. Ru- disill, W. McConnell. Row 2 - L. Summey, L. Line- berger, A. Murphy, L. Mitchell, R. Carpenter, J. Wilson, E. Eller, T. Lewis, C. Abernathy, S. Payne. Row 3 - M. Killian, B. Montgom- ery, C. Warren, R. Jolly, L. Hayes, J. Pelusio, D. Mc- Donald, R. Watkins, J. Wade, C. Barker, C. Loftin. Row 4 - Spencer, A. Rhyne, D. Horton, K. Coltharp, S. Crisp, A. McGill, R. Jessen, J. Miller, B. Meyers. Row 5 - D. Stowe, N. Young, K. Campbell, P. Graves, K. El- lis, L. Bumgardner, L. Cox, S. Long. Spanish, French, And German Club ticipate in the foreign lan- guage week activities and each club raises money for a particular cause. In the German Club there are 100 members. The fund- raising project for this year is candy, like gummy bears. This money will be used for the Stanley Total Living Center. The officers are as follows: President -- Rusty Allen, Vice-President - Jimmy Forrester, Secre- tary - Kristie Hicks, Treasurer - Debbie True- love, Program Chairman - Tracy McLean, Historian - Shelley Harkey and Julie Anthony, Advisor - Mrs. Lambert. There are 170 members in the Spanish club. This year the Spanish club sold posters as their fund-raising project. The Spanish club sponsors a foreign child. During foreign language week, they go out to eat at a Mexican restaurant and they have a covered dish dinner during the winter. At some of the meetings they have guest speakers. The of- ficers are as follows: Co-Pres- idents - Brian Furr and Fernando Michel Gonza- lez, Vice-President - Jen- nifer Rudisill, Tresurer - Windsor McConnell, Sec- retary - Cissy Wyant, Ad- visors - Mrs. Potts, Mr Taylor, and Ms. Sigmozl There are 15 members the French club. This ye the French clubs fund-raf ing project is selling Blo' Pops. At different times di ing the year, the club gc out to a French Restaura The officers are as follonil President - Sonya Rd lins, Vice-President - A: gie Van Dyke, Secretar Treasurer - Amy Whi Reporter - Joy Scott, P ject Chairman - Bec Estep. i l