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

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East in all her beauty Becoming a sophomore at any high school is a drastic change from being a freshman at a junior high. The sophomores here at East are no exception. There are more responsibilities and privileges that come along with this change. One of these privileges is nominating and voting for three young ladies to represent their class on the Homecom- ing Court. This year 's sophomore nominees are Heidi Hoyle, Lisa Pietsch, and Mitiz Sherrill. These girls are not eligible for the crowng that honor goes to a senior But the pagentry and the excitement are just as real for the sophomore girls as for the upperclassmen. MISS LISA PIETSCI-I HOMECOMING COURT Lisa, a Sophomore, is a member of the junior Varsity Cheer- leading Squad, Pep Club, and represents her classmates on the Student Council. Her hob- bies include art, snowskiing, and gymnastics. I .fy 17, - MISS MI TZI SHERRILL HOMECOMING COURT Mitzi is a Sophomore and rep- resents her class on the Student sq - Council. In her leisure time she I enjoys softball, basketball, I dancing, and gymnastics. g MISS HEIDI HOYLE HOMECOMING COURT Heidi is a Sophomore and a mem- ber of the junior Varsity Cheer- leading Squad. She is also a mem- ber of the French and Pep Clubs Her hobbies include waterskiing, swimming, and dancing. I. -I I ' I I L. .4 2

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Field Day fun. . . . Student Council sponsored a field day during the first, second, and third periods. Field day this year consisted of eight events in which seniors, juniors, and sophomores competed. The events included the water-balloon toss, ob- stacle course, three-legged race, 440 relay pass the orange, pass the life-saoen the people mixen and tug-o-war This year field day was set up on a point system. The seniors dominated with 78 points. The juniors were second with 72 points and at a close third were the sophomores with 68 points. The cheerleaders sponsored a pep rally where, to the delight of the student body the football team performed a pom pon routine dressed in cheerleading uniforms. 'w ,vwwvmg ajjjjw my .i.L..A....1 Pulling for their class, Ion Rhyne and Laura Morgan show their school spirit. Sitting on the bleachers, Evelyn Laney Beth Clark, and Dana Nelson enjoy field day Ready to win, jason Heller and Steve Cribb! Seniors Dominate field day! 23

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MISS GEORGIE SMITH HOMECOMING COURT Georgie is a junior and a mem- ber of the Spanish and Pep Clubs. She is also a junior Class Co-ordinaton and for the past three years has been a member of the Marching Mustang Band. She enjoys dancing and is presently an assistant at the Crystal Poole Academy of Dance, where she takes jazz troupe and clogging. Georgie attends Lebanon United Methodist Church. V MISS CANDY BRYAN HOMECOMING COURT Candy a junion is a transfer stu- dent from Cherryville High where she was active in many school activities. Candy was named young Miss Cherryville and presently is a member of the 1985 Miss North Carolina Court of Queens. She is a graduate of the Calvin School of Dancing Arts and Lynn's School of Dance. Candy enjoys waterskiing and lis- tening to good music in her spare lime. L .I q MISS ROBIN WIN GATE HOMECOMING COURT Robin is presently a junior at East, where she serves as Vice- President of her Health Occu- pations Class. She represents her homeroom on the Student Council, plays softball and bas- ketball, and is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes. She enjoys swimming and bike riding in her spare time. L .l. MISS TINA ROBINSON HOMECOMING COURT Tina is a junior and attends St. Luke's Lutheran Church, where she serves as Vice-President of her youth group. She is a member of the Spanish, Pep, and National Beta Clubs. In her spare time she enjoys painting, swimming, bike riding, dancing, photography and listening to music. The junior year seems to be the most difficult time of a student's high school career The newness of high school has faded, but the Se- nior authority has not yet been achieved. None of this feeling of mediocrity shows in the faces of these Homecoming Representa- tives. Their warm smiles erase any anxieties juniors might feel about being the middle child The junior Representatives ai. Candy Bryan, Tina Robin A Georgie Smith, 5-ngi Roozi, Wingate.