East Lincoln High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Denver, NC)

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'ESA 'ft l pun 'T , -ig , - ,viii l A 1i'?,.,.,.5esvf,w . i. ,., . ,. tw? ' rftfm LF' ' , 5'I2f'4 -' .4 1 2 Shane Killian overcomes Rhonda Keever with his Todd Wulfhorst sings with delight. Persian charm. iz Aunt Eller iA.K.A. Sonja Clark? hasa conniption fit. Lana Cherry just Can't Say No to Ioe McCall. If you can imagine stepping on stage and performing in front of hundreds of people, then you know what it is like to be an actor. Nothing rewards an actor more than performing for an audience that appreciates his efforts, especially his peers. The school play OKLAHOMA was performed at the Denver Methodist Church. As the directon Kim Goodson showed her cast an abundance of enthusiasm. Even with her hectic schedule, she remained calm, cool, and collected . Without her time and patience, OKLAHOMA would not have been performed. Neil Underwood directed the orchestra featuring an outstanding array of members from our own East Lincoln Marching Band. With their combined efforts, the play cast, the orchestra, and the directors made the production of OKLAHOMA a great success.

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A-Q The Class of 1986 needs no image adjustment! Because of early deadlines that the annual staff must meet, the current senior class never gets a picture in their senior yearbook. The staff is determined to put an end to this practice. That's why we put you in an '86 formation and had M n Hoyle risk his life on the perch to take this picture. So you're not wearing the traditional caps and gowns. Who cares? Maybe we'll do that next year! f . , K .. - W 1 t . s ., . - SQ-.sfri 81 MMV -X ., . Farewell We the class of 1986 hold in our hands a new beginning: a meaning for life. We are the leaders of tomorrow ar.. to the future that will unlock the doors to knowledge. We are the parents of tomorrow's children and the chili, today's parents. We believe in the same things that our fathers did. We live not for ourselves but for tomorrow's childrer and yesterday's children. Now that we have completed the first stage of life, we find we are left to face the unfinished roads which lie ahead of us. We know that along the way we will make mista. i learn from them and better ourselves just as our fathers did. We should take pride in knowing we have achievea g. . fri the past at East Lincoln High School and be grateful for the opportunity to do so. We will not forget our friends, teach and parents who have helped us reach this stage of life. We will remember always in our hearts the loved ones who, js. reason, could not be with us in this time of glory and for them the ones we leave behind, we will remember the gout. not the bad, and carry on the tradition of life. 15