East Mecklenberg High School - East Wind Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1956 volume:

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V- V xl N K EAST w1NbT0F A me 1 ' Q23 7956 PRES? A gazif WQCLLIQAUPQ SSA00! MATTHEWS, NORTH CAROLINA .' A , 1 J .,A? ff .1 l , . - I ! 6 r -' 2 C ' , I LLQQ-1-H ' 'JJLI' ,f If Xj QW f .4-' X I 42 'AM V f Jr . VJNJ yy ! JK, 1 -1 ' 7 . f ,- -,J , ,Ju -- ,f:.g4,-Ji ' .1 J. . ' V- J f. - -H. v . . ' K V1 V 1 ,-.-r ,I X . ' I f '1 X, fy , . ffl J 41. ,',.'-: , ,. V , , . , , J ' ,X f K WE LEARNED ...... f 3 -.girl Af K A SS , --.-- W qv -P.-4- - . ,..'.-:,-- .. --4 ,4 -.4-..-,4 x,--L- x'4Ng.-S- , bu-55' I N.-J rf, Q 'Vx X . L , A JL! I V 1 r . f 1 V Q I I I 1' ' ' ' IJ I 1 ' I N I 1 ' 4. ' ,f ' ' 1 w 4, K K , L ! 1-fd 1 X 4, ' f ', Q IJVVN -,fl sw 1 'J lf ,Y . I r- 1 ,' I ' 1 1' ' I we PARTlGlPAI EQ r WM. W Www --Mvmhitv W J: I5 ga xxx s ! EE, THIS OUR PATHWAY . . Followers who learned ...... page 13 Followers who porticipoteol. . .page 61 1 r Followers who plozyeol ....... page 1 14 1 Followers who excelleol ...... page 129 ' ' sf ' 52 52 fi? S m S. 1: fag5WWmgMgywwwwwwff-gf1,m 'ae -Q S xx 2 - K - . . H ww Q giffwv Mg, 35, .. 2- x KK , , 5fg.f??mQnm.,g . M- A- 5 Wm, 4 5 Q? an 5 a Q 2:11125 .2,f LEADERS WHO GUIDED US. MP.. 1. W. WILSON Superintendent of County Schools 2 E 3 1 5 MR. D. K. PITTMAN Principal E E Assistant Principal S em-emry MR. EARL I. FRYE MRS. MYRTICE DUKE GUIDES WHO MRS. ETIIEL DAVIS BooTII Catawba College, A.l3. Dcgrccg U.N.C. Graduate Work. Biology MRS. H. V. CARSON Peace College, College of Music of Cincinnati, O. A Grade Certificates with distinc- tions as teacher and vocalist, Graduate XVork. Chorus Miss ISABEL CHOATE Erskine College, A.B. Dcgreeg U.N.C., M.A. Degree. French Miss SuzANNE COEEEY Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S. in Library Science. ljifzrarian Miss I. ELIZABETH DRIVE!! VVake Forest College, l3.A. Dc- gree. Engiisli II and III MR. FREDERICK T. CORBIN Mars I-Iill Junior College, Wake Forest College, B.S. Degrccg Southern Metliodist University, U.N.C. Clicmistry, Physics, Biology ? S 3 1 MRS. DONALD DEBERRX' Limestone College, B.S. Def greet Graduate Work, U.N.C. Algebra ,MIL WILLIAM T. EANES ' Duke Universitv and Lenoir Rhvne College, AB. Degree. U.S. History, Physical Ed. MR. TOM B. FLATT Tennessee Polvteclmic Inst., B.S. Degree, N. C. Stale College, Queens College, E x t e rr s i u n Courses. Agwiciiltiire . .Z.,fvl MR. EARL j. FRY MR. OLIVER K. GASKINS Lenoir Rlwne College, A.l3. Brevard junior College, U.N.C., Degree, Universitv of North Caro- 13.3. and M.Ed. Degree. Iina, Masters Degree. , Biology Office Practice Asst. Principal l MRS. ETHRL R. GROSE I Duke University, AB., Degree, Graduate VVork, Columbia Uni- versity, Duke Uuiversitv, and University of North Carolina. I English III l I l 5 MR. I-I. T. HIGGINS Presbyterian College, B.S. Del greeg U.N.C., M.Ed. Degree. Bookkeeping, Typing, Gen- eral Business MR. D. F. HILL NIISS BARBARA SUE HOLLAND Band Diygcfm- Vllesteru Carolina College, l3.S. Degree. Slfzortlfmnd I and ll, Typing 1 Page Nine I I MRS. T. S. IRWIN MRS. HAROLD IACKSON MISS SHIRLEY IENKINS Queens College, B.S.Il.E. Dc- Gardner-VVcbb College, Car- Coker College, A.B. Degree. greeg VV.C.U.N.C. son-Newman College, B.A. Dee . mc, Alvebra Bible S 5. if III . English IV, D1'a1mztics MRS. ROSE L. IENNINGS Duke Univcrsitv, A.B. Degree, U.N.C., N.C. State College, Har- vard Universit and W V, .C.U.N.C., Graduate Work. Distribufive Ed'llfCHflO7'I MRS. JOE. MARTIN Lenoir Rlwnc College, A.B. Dc gree. Ty1aing I and II MR. W. W. NICGINN, IR. University of N. C., A.B., Dc- gree in Physical Education, Com- plete M.A. next summer. Baseball, Football, LV. Basketball, Wo1'ld History fs 2 5 E I ? 5 :Q Y: 5 A rf MR. RICHARD MCINVAILL IR U.S.C., B.A. Degreeg U.S.C. lVI.Ed. Degree, Graduate Work A.S.T.C. and Winthrop College Geography, History, Psychology I MRS. HAROLD DEWITT ' Western Carolina, B.S. Degrec md Graduate Work. iGi1'ls' Physical Education MR. IOHN A. NEEDY, IR.. Ohio Northern University, B.S. Degreeg Teachers College in Columbia, Ohio, M.A. Degreeg Indiana University, S u m m e r VVork. Physical Education MRs. A. B. PARKER W.C.U.N.G., A.l3. Dcgreeg Graduate Work, Carolina Appala- chian State Teachers College. English lV, Guidance MR. RAY A. PRICE U.N.C., A.B. Degreeg Graduate Work, Denver University, Trinity University, A.S.T.C. U.S. History Miss Lou1sE PUCKETT VV.G.U.N.G., A.B. Degree. History English Ill l MRS. LAURA GIBSON PuRv1s Georgia State College for Wo- men, A.B. Degreeg University of South Carolina, M.A. Degreeg Graduate Work, U.S.C., U.N.C. English. II, History, Latin MR. BERNARD B. ROPER East Carolina Teachers' Col- lege, A.B. Degreeg Columbia Uni- versity, M.A. Degreeg Charlotte College, Driver's Ed. Math, Drivers' Education MRS. L. E. SKEEN Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Studied with Oskar Gross and Fredrick Grautg Practical ex- perience as artist and ceramics exhibited widely. Art Page Eleven GUIDES WHO MP.. CARROLL W. SMITH Clemson College, B.S. Degree, Graduate VVork, U.N.C. 11'ld1lfSf1'lHl Arts MRS. M. O. SMITH Western College, B.A. Degree: Indiana Universitvg Universitv of North Carolina, W.C.U.N.C.: Asheville College. Eiiglisla II Sc IV, loicriialism MR. CLYDE Sworroim Wake Forest College, BA. gree, Stetson University, Ci College of New York. Geometry, Plain and Soli Algebra MRS. VIRGINIA M. TAYLOR University' of Arizona, A.B. De- gree, Graduate Work, Tempe State College, U.N.C., Appala- chian State Teachers' College. E11 glislfz II Mxss RUTII A. XAIILLIAMS Berrv College, B.S.H.E. Dc- grceg Graduate Work, Universitv of Georgia, Vllinthrop College. Homemaking l, II, and Ill MRS. IDELLE P. TUCKER Universitv of Georgia, B.S.H.E. Degreeg Graduate Work, W.C.- U.N.C., VVinthrop College. Family Living, Home Arts 3 f 2 MP.. B. L. TURNER N. C. State College, B.S. Di gree. Vocational Agriculture Q0 144. .. Q25 5? -A., 1 5 Q.. 4,- Wa? XZ! N 'li X 6 L x 49 FOLLDWERS WHO LEARNED fxiizpu i K f - I 'gf OFPICERS gill -. 'QQ6 .4,uff5'7 d L , . . x I 1 ' KU-f - , i J Cl Left to rzghtz Sandra Strickland, Treasurerg Elaine of Lf4fl,6hCLfLC,,7ffLjf I Deason, Secretary.: Norman Pike, Vice Presidentg ,w of Li, on gfC,fuQy Ed Chesnutt, Presidentg Mrs. Virvinia Taylor, A Y ,, LKJLA 7 V Z ' o . 1,5J4.C.?tfU , . L 74' 7 L N22-.LL,Aolvzse1'. I Q- L ,, .GJ , WMA , fQfc.ALfCd.ff'.f'k 'lfn . 1 - , X , Q1 as :V 'I by 'Kwai I ll ,Q g .ii 4, -'JL .L,?V fcvfflc . - , f - if A i' f V A UDL MM 14 Gact-1 yay If 1' 9 ' ' Z 51.1-4'f-if f' A S O P H O M O R E S f R - Q Faltering . . . timid . . . and unsure . . . they - ff W! x f X began to travel down the long pathway of their N, X high school career. Making friends . . . studying K Him , NR Q . . . having fun . . . thus they continued their X gal! journey, always wide-eyed with enthusiasm. ' . 94 P'- wx Zi' X? 3 44' Z' Z Q-fi ...! W I ' i N X .,,, inn Q f Y , 8 H KX xx Q ' ' K X . x , S , E 'Q ' X I '5 fi Cc.: Y l,,.-. -fl, I - I A . ,, , , 7' ' - SOPHOMORES DORENE ACKER BILLY AGNEW CARLETON ALEXANDER DIANNE ALEXANDER DONALD ALEXANDER I'IARRY ALLEN SANDRA ALLEN VVILLIAINT AMNIONS DELORIS ANDERSON ICANN ARANT EVERETT ASHLEY VIRGINIA ASHLEY GLEN AUSTIN BOR BAILEY DICKIE BAILEY MARTHA JEAN BAKER LINDA BANKS PEGGY BARNES ACLARK BLACK LARRY BLEVINS W IBARRY BONEN0 FRANCES BOONE NANN BREWLEY PIERBERT BREWER TDONALD BROOKS N I BOSEMARY BROOKS SAM BROWN FRED BRUNK BARBARA BRYAN ANITA BUCHANAN WHEELER BUEE BILL BURNS SARA BUTLER JUDY BYRD ELAINE CALLAHAN OUCLAS CALDWELL PIELEN CALDWELL PAT CALDWELL BAIARTA CANUPP IIIYUVIY CANLIPP SOPHOMORE VVALTER CARNES FALK CARPENTER BRENDA CARPENTER JOYCE CARTER JIIXI CARROLL LINDA CASSIDY ED CHESNUTT LARRY CLANTON ALAN CLEVELAND IANE COLBY PAUL COLLIOR WAYNE CONNOR BARBARA COOK IDA COOK SIDNEY COOK WAYNE COOK GEORGE COUCHELL CAROL COURTNEX' DICKIE CRAFT SUSAN CRANE IIIXI CRAWFORD JACKIE CRONIN LA RUE CROWELL BARBARA CRUk'IP CIKROLYN CRURIP Y IOHN CRLIIXIP BOBBY CULP IO ANN CUTHBERTSON BONNIE DABBS OLIN DARNELL MITCHELL DAVIS PATRICIA DAVIS ELAINE DEASON DONNE DEKLE JEAN DIERSTEIN MONROE DRAKE BETTY DULIN IANICE DULIN DANNY DUNCAN CORNELIA EARNHART SOPHOMORES DONALD EARNHART BARBARA EARP IOHNNY EARP RICHARD EVANS FRANK FINCHER 'IERRY FINCHER YVONNE FINCHER MARSHALL FINCHER PEGGY FLATT I'IOYTT FLINCHUIW TQONUXIY FLOWE IEANNE FOARD RICHARD POGLEMAN BETSY FORBIS MARY SUE Fox BOB FREELAND TOMMY FUNDERBURK LINDA KAY FURR JEAN FURR IIMMY FURR IUDY FURR WATSON FURR BEN GADDY SAUNDRA GADDY JANICE GAINEY BARBARA GLADDEN VVILLIAM GLADDEN JIIVIIVIY GODFREY REBECCA GRANT FARNUINI GRAY REBECCA GREEN BOBBY GRIER BILLY GRIFFIN BONNIE GRIFFIN THERESA GRIFFIN ANN GRIFFITII JOE GRIGGS MICKEY GRISWALD MORTON GROSWALD RALL GROSSWALD SOPHOMORES DON GROVE SUSAN GURLEY JAN HABENICHT PATSY HEGLER LARRY HAIGLER JIMMY HAIGLER DOROTHY HALL JUDY HALL EDITH HAPPE VVYATT HARGETT ROBERT HARKEX' DON HARRIS ELSIE HARRIS BETTY HARTIS JERRY HARTIS ROBERT HARTIS DOTTIE HARWELL GAIL HARWELL BOB HAWKINS BILL HELMS GARY HELMS JOAN HELLIS LARRY I'IELMS VTONIIXIY HELMS W. L. HELMS MARIE HENSON RUTIIIE HERRIN TOMMY HICKS BOBBY HILL LUCIELLE HILL JO ANN HILTON TIIX4 HOBIILLER COLI.EEN HOOKS LEE LIOOTEN DON LIORNE SYLVIA HORTON FRANCES HOUOH PEGGY HOWARD HARRY LIOWELL HELEN HOWIB SOPHOMORES TIIOIXIAS HUGKS ORIS IJUFFLIAN MICHALL HUNTER CLETUS HUNTLEY WANDA LTURSEY SINHWONS ISLER AYNE JACOBS ARNOLD JACKSON TOMRHY JABIES J. B. JAMISON DON JEFFRIES SARA JENKINS LAURA JOHNSON CAROLYN JOHNSON STEVE JORDAN DEAT KANIPE PATTY KARRO GEORGE KEESLER WAYNE KELLY EDWARD KILLIIAN DOT KIIVIBRELL BECKY KING TEDDY KNIGHT JANE KRUECER JERRY LAWS DOTI LEGGETT SHELIA LEMMOND CHARLES LEWIS GAYLE LIGON BETTY LITTLE JUDY LITTLE ROBERT LOCKHART PATRICIA LONG JUDY LONCWITH DAVID LORD ROBERT MALLARD CAROLYN MERRITT BERNARD MARTIN LAURA MARTIN NORMA MATTHEWS SOPHCJMORIES RICHARD MATTOX NANCY MAYER ANDY MCALLISTER DORIS MCALLISTER KENNETH MCATEER BRENDA MCCORKLE DOROTHY MCGILL BOBBY MCKECHNIE MARY JANE MCKEE BETTY MCKINNEY JIMMY MCNAULL NANCY IVIEOCHUM JAN MERRITT JOAN MESSER CAROLYN MOORE PATRICIA MOORE GAYLE MOORE RONALD MOORE KEITH MORRIS ROGER MORRISON BOBBY MOSS FRANCES MOTLEY DONNIE MULLIS STEVE NEWELL JERRY NICHOLS NELL NICHOLSON BARBARA NORMAN HAROLD OAKELY PETER OPPENHEIIX1 MARJORIE ORB EMIL PARKER PEGGY PARKER JUNIOR PATTERSON NANCY PERCIVAL HILTON PHILLIPS JANE PHILLIPS JOANNE PHILLIPS VVESLEY PHILLIPS JOHN PICC NORIWAN PIKE SOPHOMORES LEANETTE PLEANOR PEGGY POTTS DON PRESSLEY LARRY PRESSLEY DIANA PRESSON BENNY PRIVETTE ROGER PRIVBTTE 'TOBUVIY PRIVETTE WILKIE PURSER KRESS QUERY DAVID RAE TOM RAIVIEY DWIGHT REA JANE REA RALPH REA RAMELLE REA JERRY REDD BEVERLY REYNOLDS HANK REYNOLDS MADALINE RICE DON RICE RAYIVIOND ROBBINS JEAN ROBINSON THOMAS ROGERS MICHEAL ROONEY PEGGY RUSSELL LENI SAIVIPLE BILLY SATTERFIELD ANNA SEXTON CAROL SHIRLEY JEAN SHULL EDWIN SINCLAIR BARBARA SIMPSON BOBBY RAE SIMPSON J. 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SIINIPSON LINDA SKIDMORE JERRY SLAWTER RICHARD SLOAN NANCY SLOOP ELEANOR SMITH SOPHOMORES JERRY SMITH LARRY SMITH LYN SMITH SIDNEY SIXIITH VVAYNE SMITH CAROLYN SQUIRES JIBHNIIE SQUIRES 'TTOIXHXIY STACK BOB STALLINGS LARRY STANSELL JEAN STATON BARBARA STEPHENS ELIZABETH STEVENS BARRY STEVVART NANCY ANN STEWART DIXIE STEWELL SANDRA STONE SAIXIIXIY STRICKLAND SANDRA STRICKLAND MILFORD STUMPE VETA SUIHNER DORIS TARLETON PAT TARIIETON LARRY TAYLOR BARBARA TEAGLIE TVTELVIN TEETER BOBBY TIIERRELL NANCY THOMPSON TOMMY THOMPSON LARRY TODD EDDIE ITQREECE STANLEY TUCKER BILLY TURNER RONNIE TURNER BILL UNTZ ARGIE WALLACE ROBERT WALLACE BUCKY VVALTERS ANITA WARLICK CAROL VVASHAIYI SOPHOMORES JOE VVATTERS PATSY WEDDINGTON ELLIOTT WELCH CAROLYN WELLS VVILSON WH1TLEY BOBBY WILLIAMS CAROLYN WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS ANN WILSON BETTY WILSON ROBERT WYLIE BARBARA YANDLE JIIVIIVIY YANDLE KATHRYN YANDLE KENNETH YERTON BIARRY BURNS IOHNNY DAVIS EDWARD HOPPER Nothing like cz night outf Wfatch those Eagles ly' It must be Dan and Snookzef ! 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'v 5 '- R' S -5 V' F 2 -- 1 v 'I V vu Y- 'Q v t T f. :Lf Vf OFFICERS Left to right: Mrs. Ethel Grose, Arlviserg David Egtidl P1'eside11.tg Margaret Fincher, Vice-Presidentg Lgfrailrle Henderson, Treozsurerg Velva Whites- .iy 1 glfryer, Secretary. ff' X lf, VVise . . . happy . . . and eager to learn, they Continued down the pathway making new dis- acovieries, using their abilities to build a better East . . .IUNIGR LE ROY ARERNATHY IAY ALEXANDER IIMMY ALEXANDER VELIVIA ALLEN LINDA AUDREY PEGGY ARNETT BARON BARTLETT BARBARA BARNES CAROL BAUCOIXI RICHARD BAUGASS IANICE BELK JOYCE BELK PAY BENTON VIOHNNY BLACK DAVID BLAND CORINNE BOATRIGHT IOAN BOHRER PHYLLIS BOLICK JEAN BOWERS VVAYNE BURKE BRANIBLE RICHARD BRICKELL ROBERT BROOKS FRED BROWN SANDRA BRYAN HENRY BRYANT NORFLEET BUCHANAN FRANKLIN BUMGARDNER JINHVLY BUMGARDNER BILL BYRD KATHLEEN CALDWELL -'ACK CALLAHAN ROGER CALLAHAN BILLY CAMPBELL TROY CAIVIPBELL BARBARA CANADY JUNIO GAIL CANUP DONNA CARPENTER LEWIS CARPENTER CAROL CARSON DON NCHRISTY GLENDA COAN NELL COCHRANE MARTINA COLE JUDY COLLINS SHIRLEY COLLINS WATSON CONNELL ETIIELINE COOK GERALDINE COOK LINDA COOK SUSAN COOPER BOE CONNOR IUDY CORNE DINAH COWART DONNA COWLES SADIE CRUIXTP SONNY CURRY JOYCE DANIEL BILLY DANSBY CLORIA DAUGPITERY CARLISLE DAVENPORT Bun DAVIS BOBBY DAVIS ELLEN DAVIS WILSON DAVIS BILLY DIX PYONNIE DOSTER ELAINE EARNHEART LINDA EAVES CLAY EDWARDS GAIL EINHART JUNIO ROBERTA ELDER EVELYN EIXIORY TOMMY PAILE LUIS FERGUSON JMIARGARET FINCIIER JUDY FISHER MAC FLOWE G. H. FOARD DON FOSTER TO1xIIxIY FULK JERRY FLINDEREURK CHARLES GARDNER FRANCIS GORDON WALTER GLENN PENNY GLOVER BILLIE GORDAN HAL Goss BARBARA GRAYSON PATSY GRAVES CAROL GREENE JOE GREENE RICHARD GRICE JOYCE GRIFFIN JIIVI GROSS JEAN GROVE CHARLIE HLINTLEX' JOYCE I'IURLEY RODNEY HUTCIIINSON JVIARLENE GUTHRIE JIIXI, GULLEY Y UVONNE PIAGLER JACK HACLER VIRGINIA HAGLER VTOIXUVIY HALL ELEANOR PIAIVIRICK JUNIOR SUZANNE HARGETT TONY HARRIS JIMMY HAWFIELD DOT HAYES CLAYTON HELMS CHARLOTTE HENDERSON LORRAINE HENDERSON ELIZABETH HICKS ANN HILTON FRANCES I'IINSON ROY HOFFBIAN DAN I'IONEYCUTT BERNICE HUNTER BETTY HULON JAMES LIOWLAND SARA HORNE ROBERT HORNE CARL JAMISON TOMMY JAIVIISON NANCY JOHNSON J. C. JOHNSTON BOBBY RAY JORDAN VTOIXUXIY JORDAN JIMMY KING DAVID LEMMOND CQUTHRIE LENHVIOND LILA KAY LEMMOND MARY FRANCES LILLY EVELYN LINKER BUTCH LITTLE BARBARA LONG CONNIE MARTIN BOBBY MASHBURN BETTY MATTHEWS JOYCE MAY JUNIO PHYLLIS MCCAIN SHIRLEY MCCALL GLORIA MCCORKLE MARTHA JEAN MCCORKLE PAUL MCMANUS JIIVIIVIY MCMEHAN BARBARA MCIXXIEHAN JIIVI MERRIRION JIMMY MILLER GARY MILLER GAIL MONTEITH LANG MOORE JOHNNY MORROW JIMMY MORTON NIABLE MORTON JOYCE MULLIS LILIAN MULLIS BRICE NEWELL HAZEL NEWTON EIXUVIA Lou NOELL CAROLYN NOLES JERRY NORMAN BETH ORR HELEN OSBORNE CELIA OVERTON PAT PAYTON BETTY PEELE JONES PENDER EDNA PENDER FRANCES PERRY DON PHILLIPS BILLY PIGC CORA PINION SARA POINDEXTER VIRGINIA PRESSLEY JUNIOR MARTHA PRICE BOBBY PURSER RODNEY PURSER EVELYN RAIWSEY DICKIE RANKIN AI. RASBERRY MARION RAYNES BILLIE REA HARRY REA GAIL READLING BILLY RIGCINS FRED RIPPY JUDY ROCK ELIZABETH ROSCHER JIM ROSENBLATT CAROL SANDERS JUDY SATTERFIELD ELMO SCOTT TOMNIY SCARBORO JOAN 'SEBEK WESLEY SEGEE VICKEY SELLERS JERRY SHORE ANNE SHUPINC MELVIN SIMPSON DON SINCLAIR PAUL SIGNION RICHARD SINIINDINGER JANE SIZEIVIORE TOM1X1Y SKINNER CAROLYN SMITH ROSE1X1ARY SMITH BETTY SPENCER CLARA SPENCER WENIERED STANCIL UNIOR ARY LOUISE STECALI. IRGINIA STEGALL AX STEINEK ELORES STOVER OEL STYPIVIAN ILLY SUSTAR IOHNNY SUTTON ETTY SUE TADLOCK IOHNNY TARLTON OBBY TAYLOR AY TAYLOR IOHN TAYLOR OYCE TPIO1X1PSON ILLY THAWER 1EORcE THURSTON ARTHA JANE TUCKER AROLYN TURNER ROBERT TURNER UNTZ VERRAN VINCENT VVALLACE YN WALLACE WALLACE RLIE WALTERS DURAIII WALTERS BETTY WHITE VELVA WHITESCARVER jo ANN WHITLEY EMORY WARNER DIANA WILLIAMS DOUGLAS WILLIAMS BEVERLY WILLIAMSON PRED WILSON STEVE WILSON JUNIORS CHARLES WYATT DAN YANDLE FRANCIS YELVINGTON DON KIMSEV I 3 wlA'j ufograp A xv YNY QRWMQWMW k x P3 l W Yew N y X Q ' x I Parlez-vous francais? 441,111 forever blowing bubbles Sitting pretty Wb0's billing? 'flogging Horne HAH dressed up and no place to Page Tbirty-two X ' ix SQ .5 7 y f VA I2 X Zyy E OFFICERS Left to right: Mrs. A. B. Parker, Aolviserg Ro Ena Griflin, Treasurerg Barbara Hampton, Secretaryg Roger Newll, Presidentg Phyllis Hord, Vice- Presideifzt. SENIORS Prepared . . . Confident . . . gladness with a note of sadness because they are leaving East. Coming at last to the end of their pathway only to begin again on a newer and more wonderful path . . . their path of life. SENIORS JOY LEE ALEXANDER DOROTHY ANNE ASHLEY MARVIN EUGENE ASHLEY BILLIE JOE ATKINSON JANIE MERLE AUSTIN FRANCOISE BAREET BARBARA KAY BARTLETT JOHN WAYNE BARTLETT A Y MARTHA LYNN BEAVER VVILLIAIXI FRANKLIN BLACK WILLIAM LARRY BLACK NANCY RUTH BLANTON K I l K 5 SENIGRS SHIRLEY RAE BOWDEN RAYE ELOISE BRADSIIAW SANDRA LEE BRANDON ELLEN PAYE BREWER ROBERT WAYNE BRIGIWAN MARGARET JOYCE BROOKSHIRE RUTH KIRK BROWN JAOQUELINE L. BRUNK LOUISE PRISCILLA BRYAN VIRGINIA LEE BRYAN RALPH LEE BRYANT GLENDA RUTH BUNN SENICDRS LYNN RHYNE BUROII IIAROLD CARR BYRUIW HORACE FRANK BYRUINI CAROL JOYCE CADDELL JEANETTE AURORA CANO JOYCE ELENE CARNES V , fm JOEL MORTON CARPENTER RACHEL ELAINE CARR DIXIE RUTH CARRIKER HAROLD WILLIS CARRIKER WILLIAM MCKNIGPIT CATHEY JAMES CLARKE CAUTHEN SENIGRS MARGARET FRANCES CHAFFIN BOBBY JAMES CHASTAIN NANCY Jo CHRISTENBURY PIENRY GARDNER COLBY JR. MARION JOE COLLOIXI INGRID JONASSEN COOPER .EIXIILY J. COUCHELL IVIARGIE CARLEEN COLIRTNEX' BARBARA ANNE CRAIG IVIANYA RUTH CREEL BAYAIOND JOSEPH CRONIN ARTHUR BRUCE CRLIAIP SENIORS CINDA BARTLEY CRUSAN ANNA PAYE CULP EARNEST JONES CURLEE ROBERT LEWIS DAVIS LAURA DIANNE DEASON RICHARD IqENRY DOHRMANN RICHARD LEE, DULIN DAVID MILTON DULIN l I WILLIAM FRANKLIN DULIN VICKEY REECE EAGLE JAMES DOUGLAS EARNHEART 4 VVILLIAIVI HOLT EARNHEART I SENIGRS LANE JEFFERSON EEIRD IJENRY ALAN ELIXIORE JOYCE WINIFRED FAULRNER DONALD JOE FAUST LEONARD NEAL FERGUSON MICHAEL JOE FERGUSON JOHN CALVIN FERREL IR. SAMMY FISHER GLORIA FLENNIKEN SUE CAROL FLOWE EARNEST P. FREELAND JR. BOBBY N. FURR SENIOR IDAVID BENNETT GADDY NELA IVIYDELLE GAHRMANN ROBERT BROOKS GARMON DAVID ROLLIN C-IBBS LORENZO PIOLLAND GLADDEN FRANCES IVIARIAN GORDON CLIFFORD LEE GRAYSON IOYCE LYVONNE GRAYSON JOYCE REBECCA GRIBBLE LLOYD FREDRICK GRIFFIE ROENA GRIFFIN IACQUELINE MOORE GULLEY SENIO CAROLYN OLINE HALL BARBARA ANNE HAMPTON P SHIRLEY INEZ I-IARGETT JANET WYLIE I-IANNON JUDITH ARLENE HARTIS ROY LONG I-IARTIS IR. I-IATTIE HARTSELL NANCY MAE HAWKINS BARBARA GAYLE HEATON GEORGE WILLIAM HEDRICK DORIS PAYE HELMS EMMA LORETTA HELMS RS J SENIORS QI. T. HELMS ALBERT FRANKLIN HERRIN ROBERT VERNON HERRON CELIA JANE HINSON WILLIAM GILL HOLLIS PHYLLIS FLOWE I-IORD CAROLYN ROSE HORNE OLIVER R. HORTON LAURA JOYCE HOUSTON LEONARD LEE HOWARD BETTY ANN HOWIE EDGAR CARL HUDSON SENIORS FRANKLIN VVAYNE HLINTLEY JVIILDRED IJUNTLEY GLORIA FRANCES HURLEX' GEORGIA PAYE JOHNSTON TRADY TALLON JOHNSTON JR VVILLIAIXI HARRY JOHNSTON GAIL LOUVIENE JORDAN BETTY JO KELLIS GERALD FRANCIS KELLY BOBBY QRMAND KIKER NOAH D. KILLMAN SAMMY H. KILLIXIAN SENIO PATRICIA ANN KING FRANKLIN RAY KISER ROBERT JAIXIIES KISER 'TOINUXIIIE NEIL KISER BARBARA JEAN KISTLER GLENDA BETH LEE MARY EMILY LEE DORIS IEAN LEMMONDS LINDA MINNIE LITTLE ROBERT VVAYNE LITTLE BILL LOCKE ELIZABETH ANN LONG SENIORS ZACHARY IMIARTIN LUCAS GARY CLIFTON MCCAIN JERRY RONALD MCCORKLE VVILLIAM ORILL MCKECHNIE BERTHA LOUISE MATTIJEWS SARA LOU MATTIIEWS ROBERT RAYMOND NIERRILL CAROLYN REBECCA MILLER SYLVIA JANE MILLER MARY FLORENCE MIXON SARAH ELIZABETH MOORE SUSAN LA VON MOORE SENIOR ELEANOR LILLIAN MORRIS ZERULON MCDONAIID MORRIS EDWARD NEAL MOSER DORIS MARION IVIULLIS IVIARTY ANN MURPHY MARY IO NELSON INIELEN ELIZABETH NEWLAND .IOHN LEE NEWELL ROCER CRANFORD NEWELL EARL BRICE NICHOLS IVIARY GAIL NICHOLS FRAND JACKSON OSBORNE JR. SENIORS ELEANOR GRIST OUTEN ALICE ANN PEARSON FRANCES DELORES PHILLIPS BARBARA ELIZABETH PIKE SHIRLEY LEE PINION DOUGLAS SHANNON PRESSLEY LOUISE EULA PRESSLEY LARRY GENE PRICE IEAURIN ELBERT QUILLEN IEWELL ELLEN RANDALL MARILLI REA GWEN ELIZABETH REAVES SENIORS ROBERT MONROE REID CARL EDWARD REVELS WIIILIANI IIERRON RICE NORIXIA GRACE RICHMOND IqAROLD A. ROBINSON NANCY MALINDA ROGERS DELANE MELVIN Ross NANCY SUE Ross WALLACE BENTON SATTERFIELD FREIDA GAY SHORE IERRY DEAN SHUMAN MARCUS BYRON SINCLAIR SENIO MARX' ELLEN SLOAN POLLYANA SLOAN ERNEST FLOYD SMITH IR. JOHNNY WILLIALI SMITH KAY FRANCES SIYIITH SYLVIA LAVON SIVIITH FRANCES ERVINE SNEED MARGARET STANCIL LYNDA GAIL STANSELL JACK A. STEELE JOE EDWARD STEELE SI-IELTON BENJAMIN STEVENQ RS SENIO NANCY RUTH STILLWELL SHIRLEY LEE STILLWELL IIANET ELIZABETH SUTTON LOLA IO ANNE TAYLOR SYBIL LOUISE THOMAS HARRY N. TISCHLER VIVIAN JEWELL VICK BOBBY N. VVALKUP EMILY LENORE WALLACE MARTIN L. WALTERS I-IURERT EDWIN WATSON ROBERT BROWN VVATSON SENIORS EARL ALBERT VVENTZ ROBERT V. VVHITCOBIB XXLAIEDA IANE VVIIITESCARVER KENNETH IRVINE VVHITLEY LINDA RUTH WILLIAAIS RUBY LEE VVILLIAAIS IXNNA LAURA WILSON GERALDINE XVRIGI-IT SYLVIA LEANN VVRIGIIT PATRICIA VVYNN WYAXTT jovcE DEAN YANDLE SANDRA IVIARCELLA YATES Page Fifty-two Mascots STAN PURSER DEBORAH JANE LANG SENIORS JAIHES EDWARD BOWDEN I-IAzEL LOUISE FREEMAN CAROLYN SUE MCILROY EDWARD JOE IVICLAUGHLIN STATISTICS JOY LEE ALEXANDER She's cute and peppy-looks just right And in this package there's dynamite. Library Club 10g Y-Teen Club 11, 125 President 125 Science Club 115 Dramatics Club 125 Student Council 10, 125 Chorus 10, 115 Choir 125 Home Room President 10. DOROTHY ANNE ASHLEY You can hardly find a more genuine friend In life, we are sure, she'll always win. Bible Club 10, 11, 125 Business Education Club 125 Library Club 105 Chorus 10. MARVIN ASHLEY Rather quiet but mighty friendly Good looking too and ways so winly. F.F.A. 105 Hi-Y Club 105 D.E. Club 115 Motor Club 125 Chorus5 Secretary 125 Bus Driver 12. BILLY JO ATKINSON Always a smile-never gloomy Her future will surely be vast and roomy. F.H.A. Club 105 Junior Red Cross 105 Y- Teens 115 Bible Club 125 Business Education Club 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Marshal 11. 125 Chorus 10. JANIE MERLE AUSTIN She's a red head, but all will say A red hot temper is not her way. Y-Teens 10, 125 Business Education Club ll, 12, Treasurer 125 Chorus 10, 115 Bus Driver 12. FRANCOISE BARBET 'Je vous aime you might hear from Fran And if you're a boy come fast as you can. French Club 125 Arts and Crafts 125 Choir 12. BARBARA- KAY BARTLETT Quiet and gentle-and we're sure Life holds for her something fine and pure. Bible Club 105 D.E. Club 11, 125 Y- Teensg Science Club. JOHN WAYNE BARTLETT Look out because you never know From his mouth what next will flow. Block E Club 11, 125 Audio-Visual 11, 125 Secretary 125 Folk Dancing 125 Chorusg Choir5 Home Room Vice'President 105 Secre- tary 125 Football 10, 11, 123 Track ll, 12. MARTHA LYNN BEAVER Always happy, always gay For her there is no gloomy day. Allied Youth 109 Bible Club 10, ll, Junior Red Cross 105 Folk Dancing ll, 125 Chorus 12. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BLACK I-Ie's a boy, and that's enough But unlike some boys, he's not rough and tough. F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Block E Club 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Sergeant-at-Arms 115 Football 105 Basketball 10, 115 Baseball 11, 12. LARRY BLACK f'Neat and trim and has good looks I-le'll steal your heart iust like some crooksf Hi-Y Club 10, 115 Reporter 115 F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 10, 115 President 125 Audio-Visual 123 Bus Driver 125 Home Room President 12. NANCY RUTH BLANTON A beauty you'll have to agree And -just as sweet as she can be. Y-Teens 10, 115 Commercial ll, 125 Reporter 125 Allied Youth 125 Chorus 125 Home Room Treasurer 11. JAMES EDWARD BOWDEN He's alquiet guy, not too much to say But friendly and nice to all every day. Hi-Y 105 F.F.A. 10, ll, 125 Allied Youth 105 Bus Driver 11, 12. SHIRLEY RAE BOVVDEN A friendly 'hello' to all that she meets That's just to say She's just made of sweets. F.H.A. 105 113 Chorus ll, 125 Bible Club 12. RAYE ELOISE BRADSHAW A sweet little voice pitched high in the air A characteristic none other can share. Library Club 10, 115 Reporter 115 Y- Teens 105 F.H.A. 125 Folk Dancing 125 Junior Red Cross 125 Allied Youth 105 EAST WIND Staff 105 Sophomore Etlitor5 Senior Superlative, Cutest. SANDRA LEE BRANDON This girl is re-ally nice She's as sweet as sugar and spice. Baton Rouge5 Science Club 10, 125 French Club 105 Boosters 105 Commercial Club 115 Pep Club 115 Swimming Club 115 Arts and Crafts Club 125 Junior Red Cross 12. ELLEN FAYE BREWER She's not much for words or yelling out loud n But always she's welcome in everyone's crowd. Allied Youth 105 Bible Club 105 11, 123 Library Club 105 Folk Dancing 115 Busi- ness Education 12. RBERT WAYNE BRIGMAN Now this guy has vigor and vim Likes everything-everything likes him. D.E. 11, 125 Promotion Editor 125 Agri- culture 10. MARGARET JOYCE BROOKSI-IIRE f'She's smart as a whip in math so they say And loves every minute of every sweet day. Library 105 F.T.A, 10, ll, 125 Historian 115 Reporter 125 Bible 11, 125 Journalism 115 Honor Society 11, 125 Band 10, ll, 129 Bus Driver ll, 12. RUTH KIRK BROWN A famous singer's name has she ' And we're sure all her days will be bright as can be. Y-Teens 10, 125 Library 105 Bible Club ll, 125 Science Club 11. JACQUELINE LOUISE BRUNK She's a 'homecoming queen' yes siree And all the boys will surely agree. Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President and Secretary 115 Y-Teens 125 Girls' Glee Club 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 G1rl's Athletic Association 10, 115 Basketball 10, 115 Baseball 10, 115 Homecoming Queen 12. LOUISE PRISCILLA BRYAN She's the girl one dreams about Always happy and never pouts.'J Library Club 105 Y-Teens 10, 115 F.T.A. ll, 125 ,Secretary 125 Bible Club 125 Home Room Secretary 10. VIRGINIA LEE BRYAN She's smart .and can write up a storm A famous 1ournalrst here may have been born. Y-Teens 10, 115 Folk Dancing 115 Arts and Crafts 125 Dramatics 12. RALPH GRAVES BRYANT Friendly and nice-such a fine fellow His pathway will always be happy and mellow. rr F.F.A. 10, ll, 12. GLENDA RUTH BUNN Black natural curly hair, this combination can't miss. She'll get all from money to a boy's sweet kiss. Y-Teens 105 Bible Club ll, 125 F.H.A. 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Band 105 Home Room Representative ll. LYNN RHYNE BURCH A cool cat is he alright He's sweet and all like his type. Mt. Croghan, S. C.5 4'H 10, 115 Bas- ketball 10, ll. HAROLD CARR BYRUM Quiet and unnoticed he goes down the l h ls Bugi respected and loved and admired by all. F.F.A. 10, ll, 123 Motor Club 125 Bus Driver 10, 11, 12. HORACE FRANK BYRUM He's always happy, Spring, Summer or Fall . A cheerful guy, and a good friend to all. F.F.A. 10, ll, 125 Motor Club 125 Bus Driver ll, 12. CAROL JOYCE CADDELL Uncontrollable laughter-that describes this 1. Biiileveryone likes her and thinks she's a pearl. F.H.A. 105 Y-Teens 105 Dramatics Club 10, 115 D.E. Club 12. JEANETTE AURORA CANO Any help wanted, just call on her, man If she can't do it, nobody can. Y-Teens 105 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 115 Reporter 125 F0115 Danc- ing 115 Commercial Club 125 Junior Red Cross 10, 11, 125 County-Wide Council Member 10, 11, 125 Journalism Club 12. JOYCE ELENE CARNES 'Joyce' is what this girl is callerd U And she's really loved by each and by all. Bible Club 10, 115 Radio Club 12. JOEL MORTON CARPENTER The world doesn't make them any better h h t an e A friend in need-a constant helper he'll be. D.E. Club 11, 12. RACHEL ELAINE CARR So sweet and so friendly you can hardly stand it She plays the piano, too, by cracket. Durham High Schoolg Music Club 105 Pianist for Girls' Chorus 10g F.H.A. 11, 125 Historian 123 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Pianist 12. DIXIE RUTH CARRIKER Her sunny smile, her radiant ways Help to brighten all our days. Bible Club 105 Y-Teen 105 Allied Youth 11, 125 Commercial Club 12. Page Fifty-three STATISTICS 5 HAROLD VVILLIS CARRIKER He's the kind one likes to know Cause with your troubles to him you can goo, Allied Youth 115 Arts and Crafts 115 D.E. Club 125 Bus Driver 10, 11. WILLIAM MCKNIGHT CATHEY Never a worry, never a care Cause everything's lovely when Billy is there. Photography Club 10, 115 Motor Club 105 D.E. Club 12. JAMES CLARKE CAUTHEN You don't hear too much about this boy But where ever he goes he spreads good 101,31 F.F.A. 10, 125 Motor Club 11, 125 Bus Driver 125 Band 10, 11, 12. MARGARET FRANCES CHAFFIN Dig that crazy hepped up car With all those accessories she's bound to go far. Folk Dancing 115 Arts and Crafts 11. BOBBY JAMES CHASTAIN To know him is to love him for he's got what it takes His goodness is genuine and not just fake. NANCY JO CHRISTENBURY lf you want something done right quick and just right Then come to this girl with all of your might. Honor Society ll, 125 President 125 Stu- dent Council 10, 11 ,125 Parliamentarian 125 F.H.A. 10, 115 Parliamentarian 10, President 115 State Parliamentarian 115 Junior Red Cross 10, 11, 125 President 115 County President 115 Member of South- eastern Area Advisory Council 11, 125 Secretary 125 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Vice- President 115 Audio-Visual 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 105 Vice-President 105 French Club 115 Vice-President 115 Allied Club 115 Bible Club 125 Dramatics Club 125 Carrousel Princess 125 Harvest Queen 125 Home Room President 105 Marshal 11, 125 Sophomore Class President5 Assistant Busi- ness Manager of EAST WIND 11, 125 Chair- man of Junior-Senior Prom Invitation Com- mittee 11. ANNA FAYE CULP She's a doll you must admit And always has been full of pepl' Bible Club 105 Y-Teen 10, 11, 125 Science Club 115 Dramatics Club 125 Chorus 125 Cheerleader 11. EARNEST JONES CURLEE Girls are his weakness, short ones or tall As for school work, no comment at all. Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Reporter 115 lVIotor Club 105 Vice-President 105 Science Club 10, 115 lllusicians Club 11, 125 Vice-Presi- dent 115 President 125 Student Council 10, 125 Band 10, 115 Home Room Vice-President 115 Treasurer 12. ROBERT LEWIS DAVIS He's such a quiet guy, you hardly ever see But a friend and a pal, to you and to me. Motor Club 105 F.F.A. 10, Science Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Home Room Treasurer 10. LAURA DIANNE DEASON Very friendly and got brains too Gems like her are mighty few. Library Club 10, 125 Bible Club 10, 115 Folk Dancing Club 11, Dramatics Club 12. Page Fifty-four RICHARD HENRY DORHMANN That smile of his will win your heart In every good thing he was certainly a part. Hi-Y Club 115 J.V. Basketball 115 J.V. Baseball 115 Basketball Manager 12. DAVID MILTON DULIN Mischief is his middle name And as for girls-middle nan1es's the same. Photography Club 105 Bus Driver 115 Basketball 115 Baseball 11. RICHARD LEE CBUDD DULIN He's crazy, there's no other way to des- cribe him He'll make you laugh though you want to despise him. Motor Club 105 4-H Club 105 Folk Danc- ing 115 D.E. Club 125 Band 105 Chorus 10. WILLIAM FRANKLIN DULIN In the fall the leaves turn yellow But all the year we love this fellow. F.F.A. 10, 115 D.E. Club 125 Bus Driver ll. VICKEY REECE EAGLE He's wild man-real gone crazy guy Sings tenor-sure can catch your eye. Musicians Club 125 Student Council 115 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Block E Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Hi-Y Club 105 EAST WIND Staff 11, 125 Assistant Sports Editor 115 Sports Edi- tor 125 Football 10, ll, 125 Track 11, 125 Allied Youth 115 Chorus 10, 115 Choir 125 Home Room President 11. JAMES DOUGLAS EARNHEART He's what you call the silent type From him you never hear a gripe. Football 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 12. WILLIAM HOLT EARNHEART You don't hear too much from this little Mlate But don't let him fool you, he's got what it takes. Motor Club 10, 115 Arts and Crafts Club 10, 115 F.F.A. 12. HENRY GARDNER COLBY, JR. Always a smile he wears on his face He spreads happiness through the whole human race. Motor Club 10, 115 Science Club 105 4aH 115 Music Club 125 Business Manager 125 EAST WIND Staff 10, 11, 125 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Bus Driver 10, 115 Home Room Vice-President 11. MARION JOE COLLOM One, two, three, four Who could ask for more. Motor Club 10, 11, 125 D.E. Club 125 Treasurer. INGRID JONASSEN COOPER VVhen you're around her you'd better watch out For with her cute ways she'll steal your heart out. Audio-Visual 10, 11, 125 Science Club 115 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Bible Club 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 Student Council 115 Chorus 10, Junior Red Cross 115 Home Room President 115 Vice-President 12. EMILY COUCHELL VVith her dark black hair and light com- plexion She makes of her friends a big collection. Bible Club 105 Beta Club 10, 125 Art Club 125 Reporter 125 Photography Club 105 Student Council 125 Executive Council 125 Treasurer 125 Chorus 125 Treasurer 125 Home Room Secretary 10, 12. MARGIE CARLEEN COURTNEY Biisiness-like manner would best describe er Although when thede's laughter she 'ain't very fur'. Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 125 Chief Operator 125 Library Club 11, 125 President 125 Journalism Club 11, 125 Dramatics Club 125 Student Council 125 Chorus 125 Secre- tary of South Piedmont District of N.C.- H.S.L.A.5 Home Room Reporter 11. BARBARA ANNE CRAIG Quiet and ladylike, someone to trust Always a friend, would help you or bust. Y-Teens 105 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 F.T.A. 11, 125 Librarian 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Student Council 125 Executive Council 125 Bible Club 10, 11, 125 President 125 Band 105 Junior Red Cross 11, 125 President 125 Member of County-Wide Junior Red Cross Council 125 Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 125 Secretary 10, 115 EAST WIND Staff 11, 125 Junior Editor 115 Senior Edi- tor 125 Home Room Representative 115 Chairman of Senior Ring Committee 12. MANYA RUTH CREEL By singing she helped to brighten our days By saying 'hello' she brightened our ways. Bible Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Y-Teens 105 F.T.A. 11, 125 President 12: Journalism Club 11, 125 EAST WIND Staff 11, 125 Student Council 125 Chorus 115 Choir 125 Band 10, 11, 125 N. C. State Band 11. RAYMOND JOSEPH CRONIN He's sure to be a king someday Because he excels in every way. Beta Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing 10, 115 l Hi-Y 10, 115 Roanoke, Va. Rotas 115 Literary Club 10, 115 Poetry Club 10, 115 l Senior Superlative, 'lMost Intellectual . ARTHUR BRUCE CRUMP Baseball was his desire As for books-the nearest fire. F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 12. CINDA BARTLEY CRUSAN This girl is quiet as can be But she's as sweet as you'll ever see. Junior Red Cross 10, 115 Reporter 115 F.H.A. 105 Folk Dancing 115 125 Dramatics 12: Home Room Secretary 11. LANE JEFFERSON EFIRD He likes girls, money, and all leisure time 1 Talk about school-work and him you can't find. Science Club 115 Folk Dancing 123 Arts and Crafts Home Room Vice-President 10. HENRY ALAN ELMORE Sweet and gentle, kind and true He's always happy and never blue. Hi-Y Club 105 Arts and Craft Club 105 Debating Club 11, 125 President 115 Vice- President 125 Dramatics Club 125 Science Club 115 Basketball 105 Track 11, 12. 5 STATISTICS JOYCE WINIFRED FAULKNER Dig those crazy iitterbug steps She'll always have fun with all that pep. EAST WIND Staff 125 Typst 125 Junior Red Cross 10, 115 Treasurer 115 Honor Society ll, 125 Student Council 10, 115 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 105 Library Club 10, 115 Secretary 115 Allied Youth Club 115 Photograph Club 115 President 115 Marshal ll, 125 Chorus 12g Bible Club 125 Office Assistant 125 Home Room President 105 Secretary 115 Vice-President 125 Junior Red Cross 10, 115 Treasurer 115 Member of Junior Red Cross County-Wide Council 115 Chairman of Senior Commencement Committee. DONALD JOE FAUST He's one of East High's ten tall men And he sure does make a really nice friend. Motor Club 105 Hi-Y Club ll, 125 Vice- President 115 President 125 Student Council 12. MICHAEL JOE FERGUSON A future farmer one day he'll be And the best that's made, yes sirree. Hi-Y Club 105 F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Treas- urer 125 Motor Club l0, ll, 125 4-H Club ll, 12. LEONARD NEAL FERGUSON He looks innocent, but you'd better watch out Or you may be wondering what it's all about. F.F.A. 10, 115 Bible Club 125 Motor Club 105 Band 10. JOHN CALVIN FERREL, JR. We'll always remember his funny smile Vllheeling that big bus, all the while. Barium Springs5 Football 10, 115 Baskct- ball 105 Debating Club 119 Folk Dancing Club 11, 123 Bus Driver ll, 125 Bible Club 125 Home Room Treasurer 10. SAMMY FISHER Kinda quietg sorta shy Rather funny, but a good guy. F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Photograph Club 115 Motor Club ll, 125 Chorus 11, 12. GLORIA LIRENE FLENNIKEN She's as fresh as a daisy llfhy she's never a bit lazy! Y-Teens 105 Bible Club 115 Art Club 125 President 125 Arts and Crafts 115 F.H.A. IO. SUE CAROL FLOVVE Always cheerful, always gay Loves to dance, and likes to play. Y-Teens 10, 125 F.H.A. 10, 115 Parli- mentarian 115 Library 115 Business Educa- tion 125 Chorus 105 Cheerleader 115 Home Room Treasurer 10. EARNEST PICKNEY FREELAND As for sing bass, he'll lift the roof And I venture to say he's even 'fool-proof'. Bible Club 105 Hi-Y 105 F.F.A. 105 Motor Club 11, 125 Choir 125 Boys' Ensemble 125 Home Room Vice-President 10, 115 Senior Superlative, Most Popular . I-IAZEL LOUISE FREEMAN lf personality could be packaged up This girl could fill-up every cup. Y-Teens 105 Science Club 10, 115 Folk Dimcing 125 Library Club 125 Chorus 10, JO LANE FUNDERBURK A struttin' along, with all of her might And boy, she sure is dynamite! F.H.A. 105 Library Club 105 Band 10, ll, 125 Y-Teens 10, ll, 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Commercial Club 12g Musicians Club Secretary 125 Home Room Reporter 10. BOBBY N. FURR As long as he lives he'll never he dreary For with his fine ways, his path will be cheery. F.F.A. 10, ll, 125 Hi-Y Club 115 Motor Club 125 Bus Driver ll, 12. DAVID BENNETT GADDY VIfe'.ll always remember that curly blond llllf And we'll never forget all the work that he'd share. Musicians Club 125 Photography Club 10, 113 EAST WIND Staff 125 Photographer 125 Senior Supcrlative, Cutest . NELA MYDELLE GAHRMANN She's little, but don't be misled She'll win your heart with a twist of her head. Folk Dancing Club ll, 125 Photography Club 115 Dramatics 125 Junior Red Cross ROBERT BROOKS GARMON A gymnastic artist that's this boy all right And when it comes to driving he's really a sight. Motor Club 10, ll, 12: Treasurer 115 Secretary 125 Hi-Y ll, 125 Band 10, ll, 12. DAVID ROLLIN GIBBS Able and willing, all testif-y He always works, always tries. Arts and Crafts 10, 115 President 115 Photography Club ll, 125 Vice-President 125 Boy's Choral Club 115 Debating Club 125 EAST WIND Staff 115 Junior Editor 115 Choir 10, ll, 125 Senior Superlative, Friendliest 125 Track 105 Opera 10, 11, 125 Bus Driver ll, 12. FRANCES MARIAN GORDON Continuously happy, not ever sad She only knows how to be glad. Bible Club 115 Y-Teens 105 Folk Dancing 11, 12g Dramatics 12. LORENZO HOLLAND CLADDEN He'll never from his duty slzirk But help you out in play and work. Motor Club 105 Allied Youth 115 Arts and Crafts 115 Bus Driver 11, 12. CLIFFORD LEE GRAYSON Tis so nice to see someone like he For he's as sweet as hc can be. Hi-Y 10, 115 Home Room Secretary 115 Treasurer 12. JOYCE LYVONNE GRAYSON Dig that crazy mixed-up kid Do you agree? The senior class did. Science Club 105 Arts and Crafts Club 10, ll, 125 Secretary 125 Allied Youth Club 11. JOYCE REBECCA GRIBBLE Sweet and cute, a little shy On this girl you can rely. Franklin High Schoolg 4-I-I 10, 115 Language Club 115 National Beta Club 11, 125 Allied Youth Club 125 Junior Marshal 115 Reporter for Franklin I-Iigh Paper 105 Girls' State 11. LLOYD FREDRICK GRIFFIE A shy boy is this one we all know When he's around he'll steals the show. Bible Club 105 Hi-Y Club 105 Folk Dancing 115 Motor Club 125 Basketball 10, 115 Football 10, 115 Chorus ll, 125 Vice- President 125 Home Room Vice-President 11. RO ENA VANN GRIFFIN A fine girl is what she's called She's really loved and admired by all. Y-Teens 105 Business Education Club 11, 125 Secretary 125 Allied Youth 125 Student Council 10, 125 EAST WIND Staff.l1, 125 Marshal 125 Honor Society 125 Vice-Presl dent 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 Home Room President 10, 125 Vice-President 115 Junior Class Secretary5 Senior Class Treasurer: Chairman of Orchestra Committee for Prom 115 Chaimman of Senior Trip Committee 12. JACQUELINE MOORE GULLEY She's got golden hair and sparkling eyes And a radiant laughter that reaches the skies. Honor Society 11, 125 Beta Club 10, ll, 125 Bible Club 10, 11, 125 Journalism Cluw 11, 125 Science Club 115 East I-li Lightsg Home Room President 115 Vice-President 125 Senior Superlative, Friendliest . CAROLYN OLINE HALL Though always she seems to be having much fun , She always finds time to get everything done. Y-Teen 105 Bible Club ll, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Folk Dancing 115 F.H.A. 125 Junior Red Cross 12. BARBARA ANNE HAMPTON Always friendly, pert, and nice ' Sweeter too, than sugar and spice! Y-Teen 105 Science Club 115 Secretarv 115 Allied Youth 12.5 Business Education Club 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Chorus 125 Home Room Secretary and Treasurer 125 Marshal 11, 125 Office As- sistant 125 Senior Beauty5 Senior Superlative, Best Looking 5 Senior Class Secretary. JANET WYLIE HANNON We'll tell you now, the best friend to be h it Alilfays good and never bad. Y-Teens 10, 12: Ph0f021'3PhV Club 109 Folk Dancing Club 115 Commercial Club 123 Home Room Reporter 125 Bus Driver 11, 12. SHIRLEY INEZ HARGETT She led the band as a majorette And did a grand job you can bet. Chorus 105 Eagle Staff 125 Home Room Representative 105 EAST WIND Staff 125 Typist 125 Y-Teens 105 Library Club 105 Library Club Tri-I-Ii5 Folk Dancing Club 115 Allied Youth 115 Photography Club 115 Junior Red Cross 105 Bible Club 125 Busi- ness Education Club ll, 125 Band 11, 125 President 125 Student Council 12. JUDITII ARLENE HARTIS She's a real cute kitten, you can bet And the friendliest girl you've ever met. Debating Club ll, 125 Reporter 115 President 125 Photography Club 115 Stu- dent Council l25 Folk Dancing Club 125 Basketball 105 Bus Driver 12. ROY LONG HARTIS, JR. Here's a boy that's full of jokes And he likes all kind of folks. Hi-Y 10, 115 F.F.A. 10, ll, 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Home Room Treasurer 105 Football 10. Page Fifty-five HATTIE HARTSELL PHYLLIS FLOWE HORD TRADY TALLON JOHNSTON, JR. Little packages are always best But this package beats all the rest. Bible Club 103 Arts and Crafts 11, 123 4-H Club 12. NANCY MAE HAWKINS She rates 'tops' in every book And all agree she rates a look. Science Club 113 Audio Visual Club 10, 11, 123 Y-Teens 103 Librarv Club 123 Secretarv 123 Folk Dancing Club 123 Re- porter 123 Chorus 12. BARBARA GAYLE HEATON Whenever she is there Things are always fair. Y-Teens 103 Science Club 113 Honor Societv ll, 123 Chorus 123 Bus Driver 123 Office Assistant 123 Allied Youth 12. GEORGE WILLIAM HEDRICK He is not so tall But he's loved by all. Folk Dancing 12. DORIS FAYE HELMS She's as sweet as a big candy kiss And when she's 20118, she's certainly missed. Y-Teens 103 Folk Dancing Club 113 D.E. Club 123 Chorus 10. LORETTA HELMS She'll always remember those 'real-gone' gym classes She played ping-pong while the boys made the passes. French Club 113 Reporter 113 Journalism 11, 123 F.T.A. 11, 123 Vice-President 123 Cheerleading Club 123 Dramatics Club 123 Student Council 123 Home Room Rep- resentative 11, 123 Cheerleader 123 Home Room Vice-President 10, 113 President 123 Bus Driver 123 Chairman of Decoration Committee of Prom 113 Valentine Queen 113 Calendar Girl 12. J. T. HELMS Quiet and shy, not much to say But he'll try in every way. l-li-Y Club 113 F.F.A. 10, 113 Bible Club 113 Allied Youth ll. ROBERT VERNON HERRON A hero is he, mighty and strong If you stick with him you'll never go wrong. F.F.A. 10, 11, 123 Folk Dancing, 123 Hi- Y Club 103 Bus Driver 12. ALBERT FRANKLIN HERRIN Fra.nk's a boy you really must know He's never still, always on the go. Hi-Y Club 103 Bible Club 103 Motor Club 11, 123 Vice-President 123 Presi- dent 123 President 12.3 Baseball 113 Basket- ball Manager 113 Bus Driver 11, 123 Home Room Reporter 10. CELIA JANE I-IINSON This is a girl, you must admit Always talksg never quits. Folk Dancing Club 123 Home Room Representative 113 Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 113 Basketball 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM GILL HOLLIS An artist is he, he sure can draw He does his work without a flaw. Page Fifty-six Her genuine interest in all people here Have won her friends both kind and dear. Librarv Club 10, 113 Tri- High Librarv Club 10, 113 Allied Youth Club 11, 124 Vice-President 123 F.T.A. Club 113 Com- mercial Club 12: F.H.A. Club 103 Junior Red Cross 123 Band 103 Sophomore Class Secretarv 103 Home Room Reporter 123 Vice-President 10, 113 Senior Class Vice- President. CAROLYN ROSE HORNE Carolyn is really swell lfVe're sure she'll really do well. Folk Dancing 123 Debating 12. OLIVER R. HORTON Even though he's small in size He's one of those understanding guys. Motor Club 11, 123 Arts and Crafts 12. LAURA JOYCE HOUSTON Here's a girl with poise galore Surely no one could ask for more. Bible Club 103 Folk Dancing 113 De- bating ll: Y-Teens 123 Business Education 123 Bus Driver 11, 12. LEONARD LEE HOWARD Here is a boy who's 'real neat' Just to look at him is a treat. Folk Dancing 113 Hi-Y 103 Motor Club 103 D.E. 12. BETTY ANN HOWIE As the flag is red, white, and blue This girl is iust as true. D.E. Club 123 Business Education Club 123 Science Club 113 French Club 113 Y- Teen 103 Bible 10. EDGAR CARL HUDSON On the ball with fun and frolic This boy has really got it. 12Arts and Crafts 10, ll, 123 Motor Club FRANKLIN VVAYNE HUNTLEY This boy is really dear He never changes from year to year. Hi-Y 10: Folk Dancing 113 Allied Youth 113 D.E. Club 123 Bus Driver ll. MILDRED HUNTLEY ln business this girl is really tops lVhen she's around everything hops. Y-Teen Club 103 Chorus 103 Business Education Club 11, 123 President 123 Al- lied Youth 123 Student Council 12. GLORIA FRANCES HURLEY Frances is a jolly girl And to all her friends she's a real pearl. F.H.A. 10, 123 Librarv Club 113 Folk Dancing 123 D.E. Club 12. GEORGE FAYE JOHNSTON This girl is one that everyone likes And she does her work with all her mtg . 12Honor Societv 113 Chorus 123 Bible Club 'hw WILLIAM HARRY JOHNSON Run that ball with all your might He could make a touchdown any ole' night. Block E Club 10, 11, 123 Vice-President 113 President 123 Folk Dancing Club 113 Vice-President 113 Student Council 123 Foot- ball 10, 1l, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 J.V. Basketball 123 Hi-Y Club 113 Home Room Treasurer 11, 12J Senior Superlative, Most Athletic . , Brown, black, red and yellow Hair is 'the thing' with this fellow. Bible 103 Hi-Y 103 Dramatics 11, 123 Debating 113 Block E 123 Basketball 10, 11, 12. GAIL LOUVIENE JORDAN f'She's a girl that always succeeds With her good ways and kindly deeds. F.H.A. 10, 113 Song Leader 113 Allied Youth 113 Audio-Visual 10, 11, 123 Beta Club 10, ll, 123 French Club 11, 123 President 11, 123 Dramatics 103 Student Council 11, 23 Executive Council 123 Honor Societv 11, 123 Secretarv 123 Marshal 11, 123 EAST WrND Staff 10, 11, 123 Sophomore Editor 10, Assistant Club Editor 112 Club Editor 123 Chairman of Refreshment Committee for Pgomg Home Room President 113 Secretary BETTY JO KELLIS Neat and trim from head to toes She'll always be noticed where ever she goes. Librarv Club 10, 113 Y-Teens 103 F.H.A. 11, 125 Secretarv 123 Folk Dancing 12. GERALD FRANCIS KELLY A one woman man, that's this boy you bet And b,e's always happy-never does fret. Student Council 123 Chorus 113 Block E 11, 123 Secretary 123 Folk Dancing 123 Hi- Y 103 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Football 103 Home Room President 123 Secretarv 113 Agriculture 10, 11, 123 Secretarv 103 Presi- dent 11. BOBBY ORMAND KIKER He's friendly, a right folly old elf And you'll laugh at his jokes in spite of yourself. Dramatics Club 103 Folk Dancing 11, 123 Vice-President 123 President 113 Block E Club 113 Basketball 10, 11, 12, Captain 123 Senior Superlative, Wittiest 3 EAST WIND Staff 113 Student Council 113 Hi-Y 10. NOAH KILLMAN Baritone, tenor, bass, which is he I-Ie's tenor, and he's as fine as can be. Hi-Y 103 Boys Ensemble 113 Choir 123 Chorus 113 Sports 103 113 Bus Driver 11, 12. SAMMY KILLMAN Sweet as honey, and all round guy He's always happy, never a sigh. CIIOHIS 113 Choir 123 Bus Driver 11, 123 Hi-Y 11, 123 Reporter 123 J.V. Base- ball 113 F.F.A. Club 103 Motor Club 123 Music Club 11. PATRICIA ANN KING I-lere's a 'king' without a crown A more deserving person could never be found. F.T.A. 11, 123 Reporter 113 French Club 11, 123 Journalism Club 11, 123 Student Council 123 Home Room Representative 123 Home Room Secretarv 113 President 123 Chairman of Grand March Committee for Prom 113 Harrisburg High School3 Cheer leader 103 F.H.A. 103 Chorus 10. FRANKIE RAY KISER Shorty is the name he bears And he can carry off all your cares. Hi-Y Club 103 Allied Youth 113 D.E. Club 123 Motor Club 123 Bus Driver 11, 123 F.F.A. 10. ROBERT JAMES KISER A lamp to light your path at night Here's a boy who tries with all his might. Hi-Y Club 103 Allied Youth 113 D.E. Club 123 Motor Club 10. STATISTICS TOMMY NEIL KISER This boy's crazy, yes sirree But he's as fine as he can be. Science Club 105 I-Ii-Y Club 105 De- bating Club 11, 125 Secretarv-Treasurer 125 Folk Dancing 11, 12. BARBARA JEAN KISTLER 'True blue' as a girl can be And slie'll dump all your worries into the sea. Beta Club ll, 125 Student Council 125 F.H.A. 10, Il, 125 President 125 4-H Club Treasurer 115 President 125 Journalism Club 11, 125 Eagle Staff 125 Typist 125 Chorus 105 Choir 125 Junior Red Cross 105 Allied Youth 105 Home Room President 12. GLENDA BETH LEE As fresh and as sweet as the break of day And she'll do her best to enlighten your way. Y-Teens 105 Bible ll, 125 Folk Dancing 115 F.H.A. 125 Chorus 105 Home Roorn Secretary 115 Senior Superlative, Most Bash- ful . MARY EMILY LEE Kinda sweet and gentle Very sentimental. Y-Teens 10, 125 D.E. Club 115 Business Education 125 Chorus 10. 'DORIS JEAN LEMMONDS IVaut a girl that everyone likes? Doris is the one all right. Science Club 10, 115 Y-Teen 105 Bible 125 Business Education 125 Home Room Secretary 12. LINDA MINNIE LITTLE If you've never seen a sight that's gazey Then just look at Linda, she's fresh as a daisy. Y-Teens 105 Dramatics 10, 125 Folk Danc- ing ll, 125 Secretary 11, 125 Student Coun- cil 105 Chorus 115 Choir 125 Sophomore Class Vice-President 105 Home Room Presi- dent l05 Treasurer ll. ROBERT WAYNE LITTLE Others are handsomer far-But my face- I tlon't mind it Because I'1n behind it5 It's the folks out in front that I jar. F.T.A. 10, 11, 125 Parliamentarian 11, 125 Beta Club 10, ll, 125 Treasurer 125 Student Council 10, ll, 125 President 125 Executive Council 125 Audio-Visual Club ll, 125 French Club ll, 125 Treasurer 11, 125 EAST VVIDTD Staff 11, 125 Assistant Feature Editor 115 Feature Editor 125 Chair- man of Jr, and Sr. Prom Committee 115 Home Room President 10, 115 Junior Class Vice-President 115 Secretarv of Tri-Hi F.T.A. 115 Mr. F.T.A. 105 Senior Superla- tive, Most Likelv to Succeed . WILLIAM DALE LOCKE IfVe love 'little Willie' we do, we do, And if you knew him you would too. Hi-Y 10, 115 Secretary 115 F.F.A. 105 Allied Youth 11, 125 Treasurer 115 Presi- dent 125 Band 10, 115 Student Council 125 Vice-President 125 Executive Council 125 Musicians Club 115 Junior Class Treasurer. ELIZABETH ANN LONG It's a good thing habiainess isn't rationeti Because that wouldn't suit her fashion. Student Council 10, 11, 125 Executive Council 11, 125 F.H.A. 10, 115 Vice-Presi- dent 115 Audio-Visual Club 10, ll, 125 President 115 Drarnatics Club 10, 125 Beta Club 105 ll, 125 Secretary 115 Honor Society 11, 125 Parlimentarian 125 EAST WIND Staff 10, ll, 125 Assistant Feature Editor 105 Co-Assistant Editor 115 Editor-in-Chief 125 Journalism 115 Cheerleader 125 Cheer- leading Club 125 Vice-President 125 Chief Marshal 11, 125 French Club 115 Calendar Girl 125 Home Room President IO, 115 Senior Superlative Most Likelv to Suc- ceed 5 Best All Around Junior 11. ZACHARY MARTIN LUCAS How can you differentiate, what ever that means Cause in using big words he sure was keen. Dramatics 125 Debating 115 Secretarv 115 Belmont Abbevg Toast Masters 115 Rifle 105 Basketball Manager 11. GARY CLIFTON MCCAIN Boy, check that scientific mind Brightest one that you'll ever find. Science 10, 115 Arts and Crafts 12. in SALLIE McCONNEL VVhen Sallie begins to sing, It seems as if the heavens ring. Mvers Park High School5 Latin Club 115 Annual Staff 105 Orchestra 10, 115 Bible Club 10, 115 Chorus 115 Choir 125 Opera 125 N. C. Representative to the National ghoir1g25 Musicians Club 125 Vice-Presi- CUT . JERRY RONALD MCCORKLE Crazy kid with a hepised up grin All your troubles he'll surely mend. F.E.A. 10, ll, 125 Reporter 115 Folk Dancing ll, 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Allied Youth 105 Home Room Secretary 11, 12.5 Bus Driver 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Chorus 11. JOSEPI-I CLARK McFADDEN Zoom-there goes a rocket by Comb in hand, and twinkle in eye. Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Allied Youth 115 Folk Dancing 125 Baseball 10, Il, 125 Senior Superlative, Best Looking . CAROLYN SUE MCILROY Fine as silk, and good as gold Anil as for her, I'm really sold. Centralg Orchestra 105 Business Educa- tion Club 125 Arts and Crafts Club 12. WILLIAM ORILL MCKECHNIE Free from troubles, free from cares And his good fortune comes in pairs. Science Club 10, 11, 125 Block E Club 10, ll, 125 I'Ii-Y 105 Basketball Manager 10. EDVVARD JOE MCLAUGHLIN Happy as the day is long And always carefree as a song. Hi-Y Club 105 Block E Club 10, 11, 125 F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Bus Driver 10, 115 Foot- ball 10, ll, 12. BERTI-IA LOUISE MATTHEWS Though not often on the go She is really nice to know. SARA LOUISE MATTHEVVS This girl is always very sweet When you're around her, you get a treat. Bible Club 10, 11, 125 Science Clubg Audio-Visual 10, ll, 12. ROBERT RAYMOND MERRILL If times are sad and sometimes blue Then Robert is the boy for you. Arts and Crafts Club 105 Home Room Reporter 10. CAROLYN REBECCA MILLER , Someone true and someone dear And always to you she is near. Science Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 10: Bible Club 115 Librarv Club 125 Folk Dancing 125 Chorus 10, 125 Bus Driver 12. SYLVIA JANE MILLER She is one who laughs a lot If she couldn't smile she'd surely pop. Y-Teen Club 105 Bible Club 115 Folk Dancing 115 Business Education Club 125 Home Room Vice-President 125 Office As- sistant 12. MARY FLORENCE MIXON Sweet as the flowers that bloom in May For she can sing all your cares away. Y-Teen Club 10: Chorus 105 Choir 115 Commercial Club 125 Folk Dancing 12. SARAH ELIZABETH MOORE She's a red-head and really smart Alawys doing more than just her hart. Library Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Dramatics Club 125 Honor Society ll, 125 Journalism Club 125 President 125 The Eagle Staff 10, 125 French Club 11, 125 Vice-President 125 Marshal Il, 125 EAST WIND Staff 125 Faculty Editor 125 Student Council 12. SUSAN LAVON MOORE How many times have you heard that laugh Arid you're very lucky if she's crossed your bath. Y-Teens IO5 Beta Club IO, ll, 125 Bible Club 11, 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 Science Club 115 F.H.A. 105 Junior Red Cross ll, 125 F.T.A. 11, 125 Basketball 10, Il, 12, Captain 125 Senior Superlative, Most Athleticng Girls' State 11. ELEANOR LILLIAN MORRIS She'll always put up a good fight Because she'll work wtih all her might. Chorus 10, 125 Science Club 115 Drama- tics Club 113 Folk Dancing 12. MARY MORRIS She's very quiet, not too much to say But goes about everything in a business- like way. ZUBULON MCDONALD MORRIS A bit of laughter, frolic, and fad For this guy's never sad or mad. F.F.A, 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Club 105 Folk Dancing 12. EDWARD NEAL MOSER A great big smile is what he wears He'll surely vanish all your cares. Motor Club 105 Hi-Y 105 Science 11, 125 D.E. Club 12. DORIS MARION MULLIS She's a wonder, she's adream She can make your life supreme. F.H.A. 105 D.E. Club 11, 125 Reporter ll, 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Chorus 10. MARTY ANN MURPHY Marty's personality hits the spot Such personality as this means a lot. Santa Monica5 Music Club 10, 115 Art Club IO, 115 Santa Monica Saddlers 115 President 115 Bible Club 125 F.H.A. 12. MARY JO NELSON W'ith a 'pretty little grin and a twist of her head VVill soon tell us we have nothing to dread. Page Fifty-seven STATISTIC JOHN LEE NEWELL This boy will ring the bell. He'll always get the yells. ROGER CRANFORD NEWELL 'Mr. President', that's his name all right And he led our class well with all of his might. Hi-Y Club 10, 115 Audio-Visual 11, 125 President 125 Bible Club 12.5 Allied Youth 115 Vice-President 115 Student Council ll, 125 Executive Council 125 EAST WIND Staff 115 Assistant Editor 115 Band 105 Choir 105 Honor Society 11, 125 Senior Class Presidentg Jlunior Class President5 Hom Room Presi- ent 11. HELEN ELIZABETH NEWLAND 'Lib' is this girl's name She's sure to end up in the hall of fame. 4-H Club 105 Y-Teens 105 Chorus 105 Bible 11, 125 Home Room Vice-President 105 Secretary 125 Treasurer of Student Council 115 Junior Beautyg Sophomore Beauty. EARL BRUCE NICHOLS Nice and neat, tall and slim If anyone succeeds, it'll surely be him. Hi-Y Club 105 Motor Club 105 Arts and Crafts 125 Bus Driver 10, ll. MARY GAIL NICHOLS Courting is her favorite sport And to one guy she'll always report. Commercial Club 105 Chorus 105 Jour- nalism Club ll, 125 Photography Club 115 F.T.A. 115 Eagle Staff ll, 125 Associate Editor 125 EAST WIND 125 Literary Editor 125 Folk Dancing 12. FRANK JACKSON OSBORNE, JR. Gee, Jack sure is swell And he can do most everything well. Motor Club 105 Dramatics Club 115 Arts and Crafts 115 D.E. 12. ELEANOR GRIST OUTEN Cute, sweet, hard to beat And the iolliest girl you'll ever meet. Y-Teen Club 105 Folk Dancing ll, 125 Commercial Club 11, 125 Junior Red Cross ll, 125 Chorus 105 Home Room Vice- President 105 Reporter ll. ALICE ANN PEARSON With the East Eagle she is great And with all the kids she really rates. Beta Club 10, ll, 125 Chorus 105 French Club ll, 125 Reporter 115 Bible Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Reporter 115 Stu- dent Council 11, 125 Executive Council 125 Journalism Club 11, 125 President 115 Advisor 125 World Peace Award 115 Home Room Reporter ll, 125 Eagle Staff ll, 125 Assistant Editor 115 Editor 12. FRANCES DELORES PHILLIPS 'Brightness beyond compare Like sunshine on golden hair. Chorus 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Choir 115 Business Education Club 125 Y-Teens 10, 125 Reporter 125 Student Council 115 Home Room President 115 Vice-President 125 Basketball 10, ll, 125 Captain 125 Bus Driver ll, 12. BARBARA ELIZABETH PIKE She's cute, she's friendly, and she can sing, too Her happy times many, her troubles few. Drarnatics Club 105 Music Club 10, ll, 123 President 125 Chorus 10, 115 Bible Club 10, 115 Choir 125 Student Council 125 Home Room Representative 125 Opera 11, 125 Home Room Secretary 125 Alternate for National High School Choir 12. Page Fifty-eight SHIRLEY LEE PINION Traveling down the path of life This girl will conquer all strife. F.H.A. 105 Photography 105 Allied Youth 125 Folk Dancing 12. DOUGLAS SHANNON PRESSLEY Doug plays basketball like a whiz ' He's tall enough, you know he is! Bible Club 105 Hi-Y Club 105 Block E Club 115 Folk Dancing Club ll, 125 Bas- ketball l0, 11, 125 Home Room President 105 Sophomore Class Treasurer 105 Student Council 10. LOUISE EULA PRESSLEY Happiness and sunny weather Mixed with her smile, go together. Y-Teens 10g F.H.A. 115 Bibie 12. LARRY GENE PRICE The days are always sunny Because this guy is so funny. Hi-Y Club 10, 115 Motor Club 115 F.F.A. 115 Football 10, 115 D.E. Club 12. LAURIN ELBERT QUILLEN Always happy and always friendly And as for enemies, he hasnft any. Hi-Y 105 F.F.A. 105 Folk Dancing 11, 125 Allied Youth 125 Band 105 Football 10, 119 Home Room Treasurer ll. JEWELL ELLEN RANDALL This girl sparkles like a 'iewel Over her we'd fight a duel. F.H.A. 10, ll, 125 Reporter 125 4-H Club 10, 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 Chorus 125 Music Club 12. MARILU REA She's a real gone cat, she's a hepped-up kitten Words to describe her have never been written. Arts and Crafts 115 Music Club 125 Band 10, ll, 125 Senior Superlative, VVit- tiest . GWEN REAVES True as the dial to the sun Although it be not shined upon. French Club 115 F.H.A. 10, 115 Treas- urer 125 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Secretary 115 President 125 Audio-Visual 10, ll, 125 Secretary 125 Student Council 10, 125 Marshal 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Journalism 11, 125 Home Room Representa- tive 11, 125 Allied Youth 105 Y-Teens 105 Home Room President 105 Reporter 115 Senior Superlative, Most Intellectual . ROBERT MONROE REID Through thick and thin this guy goes on Always happy as a song. Student Council 125 Choir 125 Vice- President 125 Motor Club 10, 115 Photo- graphy 115 Allied Youth 115 Boys Ensem- ble l25 Music Club 125 Reporter 125 Foot- ball 105 Band 1l5 Chorus ll. CARL EDWARD REVELS f'Once in a lifetime one will meet A guy like this-so nice and sweet. Hi-Y Club 105 Arts and Crafts 105 Science Club 115 D.E. Club 125 Baseball 10, ll, Football 10, ll. WILLIAM HERRON RICE 'tLook far and wide, look high and low You'll never find one so much on the go. F.F.A. 10, ll, 125 Hi-Y 105 Folk Danc- ing ll, 12.5 Student Council 125 Home Room President 125 Treasurer 105 Basket- ball 105 Bus Driver 10, ll, 12. NORMA GRACE RICHMOND Did you ever see a pony who could write so well As this little girl with the long pony's tail. Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Reporter 125 Journalism Club 11, 125 Advisor 11, 125 Dramatics Club 115 French Club ll, 125 Reporter 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Re- porter 125 Marshal 11, 125 Allied Youth 105 Business Manager of Eagle 11, 125 Home Room Reporter 10, 115 Role in Shadow of Nile and Sunday Costs Five Pesos 5 Senior Superlative, Most Versatile . HAROLD ROBINSON Sweet and gentle, kind and true And all he does is done for you. F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Reporter 105 Motor Club 12g Science Club 105 Bus Driver 10. NANCY MALINDA ROGERS Life is just a bed of roses For this girl-she never dozesf' Junior Red Cross 10, 115 Secretary 115 Y-Teens 105 Folk Dancing 11, 125 F.H.A. 125 Chorus 125 Bus Driver 12. DELANE MELVIN ROSS Two, four, six, eight He's the one we appreciate. Motor Club 105 Folk Dancing ll, 12. NANCY SUE ROSS Always neat as one can be Genuine friendship without any fee. Dramatics Club 125 Chorus 105 Y-Teen 10, 125 Choir 115 Junior Red Cross -11, 125 Treasurer 125 Basketball 105 Bus Driver 11, 125 Senior Beauty5 Senior Superlative, t'Best Dressedn. WALLACE BENTON SATTERFIELD Always friendly, he's never alone And everyone says-boy, 'he's real gone'. Motor Club 10, 115 Hi-Y 105 F.F.A. 115 D.E. Club 12. FRIEDA GAY SHORE Even though this girl is quite tall She's a good package rolled up in a ball. E.H.A. 10, 115 Historian 105 Beta Club 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, ll, 125 Office Assistant 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Marshal 115 Home Room Treasurer 10. JERRY DEAN SHUMAN We all feel like little fishes Cause he can grant all our wishes. Motor Club 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Bus Driver 11. MARCUS BYRON SINCLAIR f'We've all heard many people say If I were like him, everything would be O.K. Arts and Crafts 10, 115 Treasurer 115 Motor Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing 125 Bus Driver 12. MARY ELLEN SLOAN 'This girl really tops them all Summer, winter, spring, or fall. Library Club 105 Y-Teens 105 Band 10, ll, Folk Dancing ll, 125 Debating Club 125 Basketball 115 Home Room Secretary 11. POLLYANA SLOAN '1Here's a girl we really do appreciate, Loads of fun, and boy can she imitate. Science Club 10, 11, 125 Bible Club 125 Honor Society 125 Student Council 125 Home Room Reporter 10. TATISTICS ERNEST FLOYD SMITH, JR. To him a friend is mighty dear His intentions are always clear. Hi-Y 10, 119 F.F.A. 10, 11, 129 Folk Dancing 129 l-lomc Room Treasurer 12. JOHNNY VVILLIAM SMITH Suiu1ner, fall, winter, spring 1fVhen it comes to fun, this guy's the 'thing'. Motor Club 109 Dramatics Club 119 Art Club 129 Baseball Manager 10, 119 Baseball 12. KAY FRANCES SMITH Although she's quiet, not to much to sm' To help a frikuul, she'il go out of her way. Bible Club 10, 129 Chorus 10. SYLVIA LaVON SMITH The daisies in the meadow fair To this girl could not compare. F.H.A. 10, 11, 129 Historian 119 Song Leader 129 Librarv Club IIQ Folk Dancing 129 Chorus 129 Office Assistant 125 Home Room Secretary 109 Treasurer 11. FRANCES ERVINE SNEED As cute and as sweet as a big teddy bear And all of her life slte'll be free of all care. MARGARET STANCIL This girl is little, not tall at all But if goodness were height she'd be ten feet tall. Library Club 119 Bible Club 12. LYNDA GAIL STANSELL 'lllith a spring of her curls, and tlze tap of her toes Sl1e'll soon dance away all of your woes. F.H.A. 109 Library Club 109 Debating Club 115 President 119 Folk Dancing 11, 129 Chorus 11, 129 Allied Youth 109 Stu- dent Council 119 Commercial Club 129 Junior Red Cross 129 Music Club 11, 129 Home Room Vice-President 11. JACK A. STEELE Here's a guy we all love A finer guy one can't think of. Motor Club 10, Hi-Y 109 Block E Club 11, 129 Treasurer 129 Arts and Crafts Club 11, 129 President 129 Allied Youth 109 Student Council 129 Band 11, 129 Foot- biill 11, 129 Baseball 10, 11, 129 Basketball 1 . JOE EDVVARD STEELE A laugh, a smile, not ever a frown Here's one who on life never looks down. Arts and Crafts 109 Hi-Y Club 109 Motor Club 119 Bus Driver 119 D.E. Club 129 Footligll Jr. Varsity 109 D.E. Bulletin Edi- 'KOI . SHELTON BENJAMIN STEVENS Did you ever see a happier person . In get-ting a laugh, her's always the first 'un. Hi-Y Club 109 Arts and Crafts 109 Audio- Visual 10, 11, l2J Folk Dancing 11, 129 President 129 Journalism Club 11, 129 Vice- Presirlent 11, 129 Motor Club 119 Reporter 119 Eagle Staff 119 Home Room Treasurer 119 Student Council 129 Bus Driver 11, 129 Basketball 109 Football 109 Senior Superla- tive, Most Courteous . NANCY RUTH STILLVVELL Quiet in ways, but wise in mind People like her, you -very seldom find. Science Club 10, 119 Reporter 119 Busi- ness Education Club 129 Folk Dancing 129 Marshal 11, 129 Honor Society 11, 12. SHIRLEY LEE STILLVVELL Sweet as the smell of honey dew And she'll do anything for yo-11. l2Chorus 109 Y-Teens 109 Commercial Club JANET ELIZABETH SUTTON lVhat wisdom can you find Greater than kindness in the human mind. F.H.A. 10, 11, 129 Photographv Club 119 Librarv Club 129 Student Council 109 llomc Room President 10. LOLA JO ANNE TAYLOR She is as true as the day is long How can anything for her go wrong. Junior Hnmemakers of America 10, 119 Secretary 109 Vice-President 119 F.T.A. 119 Secretary 119 Beta Club 10, 119 Bible Club 129 Dramatics 129 Music 10, 119 Stu- dent Council 119 Secretary 11. SIBYL LOUISE THOMAS Head cheerleader, and could she yell To all in school she sure was swell. Dramatics 10, ll, 129 President 125 Y- Tccns 103 Science 109 Cheerleading Club 129 President 129 Cheerleader 11, 129 Head Cheerleader 129 Calendar Girl 129 Bus Driver 11, 129 Student Council 11, 129 Executive Council 129 Senior Superlative, 'KMost Popular . HARRY N. TISCHLER Harry, Harry, hc's our man If he can't do it nobody can. Dramatics Club 11, 129 Radio 12. VIVIAN JEVVELL VICK 1Vith bouquets of flowers at her feet lVe know she'll always be a treat. Junior Red Cross 103 F.T.A. 10, 11, 129 Secretary 119 French 119 Beta 11, 129 Bible 11, 129 EAST WVIND Staff 10, 11, 129 Home Room Reporter 119 Treasurer 12. BOBBY N. VVALKUP To understand others is his aim This was how he won his fame. Motor Club 109 Hi-Y Club 109 D.E. Club 129 Folk Dancing 119 Bus Driver 10. EMILY LENORE VVALLACE If friendliness were made of gold This girl would have riches untold. Folk Dancing Club 119 F.H.A. 10? French 11, 129 Chorus 129 Allied Youth 109 Girls' State 10. MARTIN L. VVALTERS 'Sugar Bogger' is his name A more dependable guy you can't name. Hi-Y Club 10, 119 Chaplain 119 Motor Club 10: Dramatics 11, 129 Vice-President 129 Musicians 123 Home Room Treasurer 129 Senior Superlative, Most Bashful . HU BERT EDYVIN VVATSON This guy has really got the looks The kind you see in story books. Motor Club 109 Folk Dancing 119 Senior Sunerlative, Best Dressed . ROBERT BROVVN XVATSON 'Cotton' is what this boy is called And he is really liked by all. Folk Dancing 12. EARL ALBERT VVENTZ I-le tickles that ivory like no one else can Ile tickles his classmates the same way, too, l ' an. Choir 10, 11, 129 Accompanist 10, 119 Bible Club 109 Pianist 109 F.T.A. 10, 119 Mr. F.T.A. 119 Treasurer llg French Club 119 Beta Club 11, 123 Cheerleading Club 129 Cheerleader 11, 129 Student Council 129 Executive Council 129 Easr WIND Staff 10, 11, 129 Coeassistant Business Manager 119 Business Manager 129 Dramatics 129 Ac- companist for The Tones 9 Senior Superla- tive, Most Versatile 9 Chairman of En- tertainment Committee for Prom. ROBERT V. WHITCOMB 1Vhether days are cloudy or sunny This guy is always funny. Dramatics 10, 11. ALMEDA JANE VVHITESCARVER 'Meda' will answer when you call And she can do most anything at all. Bible Club 109 Science 119 French Club 11, 129 Secretary 11, 129 Beta Club 11, 129 Journalism Club 11, 129 Chorus 10. KENNETH IRVINE WHITLEY This guy is awfully quiet at times He's an example of different kinds. Arts and Crafts 10, 11, 129 Motor Club 10, ll, 129 Folk Dancing 129 Band 10. BARBARA VVILLIAMS This girl has a lot of personality The kind that has a lot of quality. LINDA RUTH VVILLIAMS Her pretty red hair will make you stop For she's as cute as a lollipopf' French Club 119 Photography Club 119 Dramatics 129 Folk Dancing 129 Library Club9 Spanish Club. RUBY LEE WILLIAMS This girl is a -real brain She's a good link in any chain. Library Club 109 F.H.A. 10, 11, 129 Reporter 129 Photography Club 119 Arts and Crafts Club 129 Honor Society 11, 129 Marshal 11, 129 Office Assistant 123 Home Room Reporter 10. ANNA LAURA VVIILSON This girl has quantities of sincerity The kind that makes up purity. GERALDINE WRIGHT The girl is always happy Full of fun :md snappy. Library Club 109 Arts and Crafts Club 11, 125 4-H Club 12. SYLVIA LEANN WRIGHT In the darkness she's a light Because her character is so bright. Y-Teens Club 109 Folk Dancing 119 Com- mercial l2g Chorus. PATRICIA WYNNE WYATT Happy as a lark is she But never a sigh from her there'll be. Bible 10, ll, 129 F.H.A. 12. JOYCE DEAN YANDLE This girl is really on the beam She's as rosy as strawberry ice cream. Audio-Visual 10, 11, 129 Library 10, ll, 129 Treasurer 129 Folk Dancing 12. SANDRA MARCELLA YATES She's as shiny as a star She'll help you near or far. Durham High Schoolg Girls' Auxiliary As- sociation 109 F.H.A. 109 Business Education Club 129 Bus Driver 12. Page Fifty-nine - Supporters of our school, you bet! Tlmt Ilzrec Hllllllle 1'1fSl1lH Come 011 to our house, o1H'l1o11sc, f'Let's nll get in this picture. Ai1z't we sweet! Hare rt bite. VVlmt's wrong with just relaxing? Are you sure tlmt's 1'iglzt? VVlmt'clm' got, Roger? Let's have some fun. HNOW listen to mel lVl1,0 says we cn11't lfmilol 11 H FOLLUWERS WHO PARTIGIPATED cat EARL WENTZ Business Manager ELIZABETH ANN LONG Editor-in-chief f 3 Snap it quick . . . says, Cleft to ri,qhtD Sports Editor, Vickey Eagleg Faculty Editors, Roger Newell and Elizabeth gflooreg and Photographer, David Cad- V. That's the best way . . . thinksg Cleft to rightl Senior Editors, Manya Creel and Anne Craig, Literary Editors, Gail Nichols and Norma Richmond, Iunior Editors, Anne Shuping and Jean Bow- ersg Sophomore Editors, Nancy Thomp- son and Ramelle Rea. We'll never keep it straight say, Cleft to rightj Assistant Club tor, Velva VVhitescarverg T Faulknerg Cluh Editor, Gail Second row: Assistant Feature Clara Spencerg Feature Editor, Little. i956 mf 'Vi 5 ,li ...fff z s W -I f-, ...S 'fy' Q Q 'e W if fl x 'K J K gg A ' -'.: fgQQi155sy' g f-yifssaswgfggw .sv ' .W May I have your attention? VVl'zere in the world dial Earl go? Brother, tl1ey'll never nnolerstand these minutes! Well, Einily, we've just got to get some inoney from soniewhereln First row: Gardner Colbv, Bobbv Little, Roger Newell. Second row: Earl VVentz, Bill Locke. Bennv Stevens, Harrv Johnston. ln-set: Vickev Eagle. JUNIOR ROTARIANS Page Sixty-six A well deserving senior boy is chosen each month by the senior sponsor to be a .Iunior Rotarian and represent East lligb at the Rotary Club. This honor gives the junior Rotarians an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with some of the citvls most outstanding business and civic leaders, VVirh these leaders our Rotarians of tomorrow attend a luncheon each Tuesday of their particular rnonth at the Elkls Club. We, the members of the EAST WIND, would like to pay tribute to these seven senior boys by dedicating this page to them for their outstanding work at East lVlecklenburg High this year. Left to right: Nancy Stilwell, Polly Sloan, Billie Jo Atkinson, Ruby Williams, Nancy Christen- burv, Gwen Reaves, Ro Ena Griffin, Ioyce Faulkner, Elizabeth Ann Long, Chief rllarshnlg Gail jordan, Norma Richmond, Elizabeth Moore, Barbara Hampton. MARSHAL The twelve students who at the end of the first semester of their junior year hold the highest averages in their class are chosen as marshals. These averages are based on grades for the freshman year, the sophomore year, and the first semester of the junior year. The marshals serve at all the commencement programs and at other pro- grams upon request. Taking their office at the beginning of the second semester of their junior year, the marshals serve until the end of the second semester of their senior year. Page Sixty-seven TIGNAL HCNOR SOCIETY First row: Nancy Ghristenbury, Presiolentg Ro Ena Griffin, Vice-President, Gail Jordan, Secretaryg Barbara Hampton, Treasurer. Second row: Norma Richmond, Re- porter, Elizabeth Ann Long, Pl11'li6l1'l'1.E7flT0l7'i6WZj Roger Newell, Barbara Heaton, Polly Sloan. Third row: Ruby Williams, Gwen Reaves, Carolyn Hall, Joyce Faulkner, Nancy Stilwell. Fourth row: Billie jo Atkinson, Joyce 'Brookshire Jackie Gulley, Elizabeth Moore, Mrs. Parker, Sponsor. l 5 ALLIED YOUTH The Allied Youth Club is an organization for youth who are interested in high morals and standards of living. This club stresses the idea of youths working together without the use of alcohol. The club members also strive to promote school spirit and support the athletics, school socials, and other activities of the school. This club is building in the minds of youth the idea of clean, wholesome living. B. Reynolds, R. Greene, D. McAllister, R. Grant. Fourth. row: L. Leinmond, G. Leiumond, D. Carriker, M. Huntlev, R. Griffin, F. Corbin, Sponsorg S. Strickland. Fifth row: C. Overton, I. VVhitleV, B. Hulon, I. Sebeck, B. Tadlock, S. Phillips. Stmzding, left to right: C. Spencer, Secrctuwg B. Locke, President, P. Hord, Vice-President, I. Gribble, Devotimml- Clzairmang G. Greene, Treasurer. First row, Bottom tn top: N. Blanton, C. Martin, G. Monticth. P. Glover, B. Hill, T. Fulk. Second row: B. Gravson, D. Kimbrcll, I. Harris, L. Quillen, S. Bryant, C. Court- ncv, I. Furr. Third row: B. Hainpton, B. Earp. Page Sixty-nine BETA CLUB First row: B. Kistler, B. Little, TT8HS1l1'8Tj I. Belk, C. Beaves, President, I. Bowers, Secretary, N. Richmond, C. Jordan, I. Cooper. Second row: G. Colby, M. Fincher, E. Curlee, I. Faulkner, R. Cronin, F. Shore, E. Wentz, C. Overton.Thi'rd row: L. Moore, C. Wallace, A. Pearson, A. gflgtescarver, E. Couchell, J. Cribble, E. Long, S. Moore, A. Craig. Fourth row: V. Vick, I. Culley, . ooper. The Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership, and service club for the students who fulfill its requirements, In this club students attempt to protray in their lives and conduct the principles which the good knights of old were striving to attain. This is signified by the National Beta Club. Prwe Seventy Here's to our einlalwn. Chatting over the news in the Beta Club journal. Caught in the act of discussing a new project. Discussing the qualities of a Beta Club inenilaer. Flags: S. Nloore, S. Curry, A. Craig. illaiorettesg First row: Fisher I Whitley Drum Mnjoretteg S. Hargett, President. Second rmv: D. Kimbrell, I. Funderbuik,-R. Smithl Band: First row: D. Hill. Directory B. Boneno, W. Segee, Smith, E. Sinclair, C. Richards. Second row: B. Caddy, Rael Crosswald, C. Black, M. Guthrie, M. Davis. Third row: B. Carmon, W. Iones, B. Bvrum, C. Daughtrv, H. Allan. Fourth row: P. Collier, B. Stuart, L. Smith, D. Smith, I. Brookshire. Fifth row: D. Dekle, I. Canup, R. Moss, C. Williams, M. Creel. Sixth row: M. Rea. V. Hagler, R. Robbins, S. Tucker, I. Hartis. EAST HIGH SCHOOL BAND Although the band is a fairly young organization, it has taken its place among the highest groups in the school. The hand played at a few of our football games which helped boost the school-spirit, and they have also played at several school-wide dances. This organization has played a very important part in our school and community affairs and ther deserve a reat deal of credit for all the time and effort the have f 5 8 Y spent in trying to bring to East a top-notch hand. I age Seventy-two Q i g K 5 f ki., uu .a These cute little chicks led our band this year as majorettes, and they really did 21 great job. First row: S. Hargett, Funderburlc, I. Fisher. Second row: R. Smith, D. Kimbrell. Top: Whitleyf, Drum Nlaj- OICUC. MP.. DOUGLAS HILL Director Front: Mrs. H. V. Carson, Director. First row: I. Hurley, S. McConnell, B. Pike, R. Wyley, N. Killman, J. Alexander, B. Reid, G. Verran, I. Alexander, S. Poindexter. Second row: M. Creel, L. Little, E. Freeland, W. Bartlett, B. Little, S. Killman, I. Hannon, R. Rea. Third row: F. Bar- bet, C. Noles, B. Kistler, F. Hinson, J. Iacobs. Page Seve11ty-four CHOIR Out of the mouths of babes . . . Our choir has truly been outstanding during this school year. They have of- fered their musical abilities for all to enjoy. A big event for the choir members is the annual trip to the Spring Festival. As Eagles inotke their flight . . . leads Mrs. H. V. Carson, Director of the choir. Under the direction of Mrs. Carson the Chorus has C H O R U S worked hard to present the Thanksgiving program, and are now preparing two more programs for the spring. In the presentation of I'Arnahl and the Night Visitors the Chorus was represented by the dancers. Also the Chorus group participated in the Spring Festival. First row: E. Couchell, Treasurer, B. Crant, E. Wallace, S. Butler, P. Flatt, D. Presson, F Griffie, Vice-President, W. Bartlett, R. VVylie, B. Little, Presidentg Iaeobs, D. Hall, B. Stephens L. Smith, B. Cook, L. Stancil, M. McCorkle. Second row: P. Glover, S. Smith, P. Tarleton, M Price, Faulkner, F. Shore, C. Alexander, B. Taylor, R. Doster, L. Carpenter, C. Squires, I Alexander, B. Hampton, B. Rea, P. Weddington, B. Little, N. Rogers, C. Shirley, R. Rea Third row: B. Smith, S. Hargett, N. Hawkins, E. Stevens, C. Miller, J. Little, L. Furr, E. War- ner, G. Couchell, N. Blanton, B. Hunter, R. Brown, L. Morris, C. Courtney, R. Aarr, Ac companist. Fourth row: F. Sneed, H. Freeman, Satterfield, F. Culp, W. Hursey, Redd, D Kimsey, B. Dansby, M. Ashley, Secretary, E. Wentz, B. Heaton, I. Randall, C. Iohnston, S Bowden, L. Beaver. Front: Mrs. H. V. Carson, Director. s MUSICIANS CLUB . . . First row: S. McConnell, M. Walters, P. Collier D. Caddy, C. Colby Business Managerg E. Curlee, President, Conductor. Second row: D. Smith, T. Stack, R. Cross wald, Smith, B. Boneno. Third row: B. Byrum, Treasnrerg B. Moss, M. Rea. THE TONES . . E. Freeland, Alexander, E. Wentz, B. Reid. Alasent when picture was taken: V. Eagle. MUSICIANS CLUB and TONES The musicians club is a new club at East, organized only last year. The objective of the club is to learn good music to be shared with the students here at East. The club had an assembly program during the school year. They also want to be able to make appear- ances at some of the feeder schools. The club consists of fifteen instrumentalists and a vocal group called the TONES. This club is sure to bring to East students much enjoyment throughout the year. Page Seventy-six AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The East Mecklenburg Amateur Radio Club was formed to promote interest in amateur radio, to help our community whenever possible, and to increase our knowledge of electronics. With the great advances that are being made in communication we believe that our club is filling a need of many students for a greater understanding of the different aspects of radio. First row: I. Estridge, R. Hoffman. Second row: I. Howland, F. Wilson, D. Christy, H. Tishler, I. Crawford. Thirol row: Mr. 0. K. Caskins, F. Rippy, C. Gardner, H. Allen, M. Rooney, B. Helms. Fourth row: I. Taylor, T. Ramey, A. Brewer, I. Haigler, I. Callahan, E. Scott. l FOLK DANCING CL The Folk Dancing Club is one of the youngest organizations at East, and already it has the largest membership of any. lts main ur ose is to create an interest in the different P P types of dancing. Page Seventy-eight BENNY STEVENS .. ....... President Bonny KIKER .... Vice-President LINDA L1TTLE .... ........ ,..... . ...,... S e crelary ERNEST FREELAND .....,.. ,...... .... . ..... ' ll reasurer Mus. DEWIT1' MEMBERS First row: R. Crice, R. Watson, C. Hedrick, B. Kiker, N. Hawkins, L. Little, B. Stevens, E. Freeland. Second row: N. Stilwell, E. Outen, S. Smith, B. Kellis, E. Bradshaw, L. Wil- liams, N. Cahrmann, D. Willianis, C. Crusan, B. Rice, M. Sin- clair, Ferrell, Alexander, Bock, M. Fincher, B. Newell. Third row: B. Barnes, C. Wallace, B. Riggins, B. Matthews, M. Murphy, E. Wallace, I. Corne, S. Eaves, D. Cowles, I. McCorkle, B. Spencer, I. Sebelc, C. Smith, B. Bea, M. Price, B. Little. Fourth row: L. Stancil, I. Bandell, E. Earnhart, Y. Haigler, B. Long, C. Nichols, I. Efircl, B. Davis, B. Cronin, F. Shore, C. Hinson, G. Thurston, F. Cordon. Fisher. Fifth row: C. McFadden, S. Horne, C. Noles, E. Davis, I. Yandel, C. Saunders, B. VVhite, B. Thrower, C. Boatwright, M. lXflorton, V. Stegall, R.'Smith, C. Canup, E. Pender. Sixth row: N. Segce. C. Edwards, N. Bogers, L. Beaver, Griffin, F. Cordon, C. Miller, F. Sneed, D. VVilliams, L. Quillen, Z. Lucas, P. Graves, E. Hicks, C. Henderson, H. Newton. Seventh row: B. Davis, L. Hood, F. Perrv, S. Brvzln, C. Horn, Harris, E. Sloan, I. Iohnson. N. Stvpman, I. Mullis, V. Haigler, L. Morris. B. Cordon, D. Haves. Eighth row: M. Simpson, B. Suster, F. Brown, I. Miller, Cullev, B. Campbell, lX'lcMehan, C. I-luntlev, B. Herron. Right hands across anal circle left. Do-ci-do anal away we go . . Mr. President, swing your partner and clon't he slow . . . H Get your partner and pronzenarle . . ' Standing: E. Moore, President. First row: D. Cowles, C. Reaves, B. Pecle, M. Fincher, B. Stevens. Second row.: W. Annon, M. Creel, H. McDonald, V. VVhitescarver, S. Hargett. Third row: R. Moore, S. Hargett, N. Stvpman, B. Carpenter, C. Daughtrv. Ffmrtli row: P. King, I. Longwith, C. Harwell, B. Long. Fifth row: L. Helms, C. Courtney, A. Whitescarver, B. Hill, N. Thompson. Sixth row: C. Overton, Cullev, C. Nichols, C. Carson. Seventh row: B. Kistler, M. Drake, A. Pearson, Merrimon, N. Richmond, Morrow. JOURNALISM CLUB Page Eighty The journalism Club is made up of the students here at East who are interested in journalism. These students also assist The Eagle staff whenever called upon. To qualify for this club, one must have 21 B average in English. The Iournalism Club meets once at mouth and has proved to he a very successful and helpful club. THE EAGLE STAFF Our school newspaper, The Eagle , is published by the Journalism Class. The members of this class are very interested in the different phases of newspaper work and must maintain a HB average in English. The newspaper endeavors to show all aspects of school life by featuring articles about and of interest to the students of East. The editor and business manager are elected by the members of the staff in the spring. These are considered major offices. This is Alice Ann Pearson, Editor-inChief, thinking hard about the next edition. First row: E. Nloore, N. Richmond, Business Dlanagerg A. Pearson, Editor-in-Chief, N. Thompson, B. Kistler. Second row: W. Ammons, R. Moore, C. Carson, NI. Drake, G. Nichols, I. Merrimon, G. Daughtry, Mrs. M. O. Smith, Sponsorg Morrow, S. I-largett. DEBATINIG CL-B a 4 s E Officers, first row: T. Kiser, Treasurerg A. Elmore, Vice-President. Second -row: I. Harris, Preszdentg B. Peele, Secretary. The main objectives of the Debating Club are to im- prove oneys speech and writing and to broaden the knowl- edge of World problems. The club participates in the Triangular Debates, gives radio programs, and gives club programs on parliamentary procedure. Though the list of both objectives and achievements is not long, one must take into consideration the fact that the debates require a great deal of research and take up time that would ordinarily be spent on other club activities. Left to right: E. Sloan, Cronin, I. Jacobs, B. McCorkle, D. Harwell, I. Hartis, Presidentg A. Elmore, B. Peele, R. Simendinger, C. Horne, H. McDonald. Standing: R. Price, Sponsor. Seated: G. Jordan, President. Second row: E. Moore, Vice-President, P. King, B. Little, Treasurer, A. Pearson, N. Richmond, Reporter, A. Whitescarver, Secretary, Miss Choate, Spon- sor, F. Barhett. Absent 'ufhen 'picture was taken: E. Wallace. The French Club is mainly a service club. Its purpose is to give students a richer knowledge of France and its customs. The projects this year have been the French Variety Show, which was very amusing. Our principal project is our French student, who has helped us greatly to under- stand the ways of the French. Le Cercle Francais is a club for the A and BH stu- dents of the French classes. JUNIOR MEMBERS P. Arnett, D. Bland, I. Bohrer, F. Bumgardner, B. Canadv, M. Cole, S. Collins, S. Cooper, D. Cowart, D. Cowles, G. Daughtry, L. Eaves, I. Fisher, T. Fulk, C. Gardner, I. Greene, I. Gross, M. Guthrie, T. Hall, E. Hamrick, S. Hargett, J. Hawfield, A. Hilton, R. Hoffman, T. Jamison, J. King, G. Lemmond, L. Lemmond, B. Long, C. Martin, B. Matthews, I. May, P. McCain, S. McConnell, I. Merrimon, L. Moore, E. Noell, C. Overton. P. Payton, B. Peele, V. Pressley, A. Rasberry, G. Richards, I. Bock, E. Roscher, C. Sanders, T. Skinner, C. Spencer, N. Stvpmann, I. Tucker, G. Verran, S. Vincent, H. Wayne, B. White, V. Whitescarver, D. Williams, B. Williamson, E. Wilson. FRENCH CLUB This is Fran . . . from France. Page Eighty-three First row: I. Rock, J. Rosenblatt, S. Cooper, Pianist, A. Craig, President, M. Creel, Vice-President, I. Cooper, Secretary, L. Newland, Treasurer, Mrs. Irwin, Sponsor. Secrmcl row: L. Pres- slv, S. Bowden, G. Johnston, B. Hunter, M. McCorkle, G. Reeves, P. Wyatt, B. Pike. Third Tow: S. hlatthevvs, M. Nelson, B. Matthews, S. Moore, B. Agnew, J. Faulkner, P. Arnet, I. Tucker, R. Hutchison. Fourth row: J. Pender, V. Whitescarver, C. Smith, J. Mav, B. Canady, D. Cowart, M. Guthrie, J. Brooks- hire, I. King. Fifth row: F. Ilinson, M. Morton, B. Lee, C. Hall, Nl. Wallace, I. Colbv, K. Smith, R. Newell, S. Wilson. Sixth row: J. Ferrell, L. Clanton, G. Bunn, D. Lemmonds, E. Noell, V. Hyatt, M. Stegall, F. Tavlor, L. Hoard, L. Ferguson. Seventh row: R. Brown, J. Bvrtl, I. Robinson, N. Mayer, J. Phillips, L. Martin, B. Culp, N. Pike, J. Hall, E. Harris. Eighth row: E. Dcason, P. Sloan, S. Hargett, I. Sizemore, N. Christcnbury, R. Carr, B. At- kinson, V. Vick, D. Ashley, E. Brewer. Ninth row: C. Johnston, D. Stover, 13. llappe, B. Kistler, J. Gullev, I. Morrow, S. Jor- dan, L. Sample, I. Green, R. Grice. The East High Bible Club, whose motto is Serve Cthers Loyally, takes ,its program theme from the title of the club. This clubls programs are dedicated to learning more about God and the Bible. Several times a year the club undertakes projects of helping those who need help. The main project of this type is at Christmas . . . Carrying out the theme Keep Christ in Christmas. This is a most successful proj- ect and is backed by the entire school. NANCY CHRISTENBURY Memlaer of South Eastern Area Innior Beal Cross Council. JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross is and has been a very active club in our school for many years. The Iunior Red Cross is the junior membership of the American Red Cross at East. Anyone may become a member of this club merely by contributing service. Homeroom representatives along with a sponsor make up the Red Cross Council. We are in a brotherhood with all nations, striv- ing for one aim, to aid in the service of mankind, in our world as Well as our nation and community. We have many yearly projects but among our most successful ones have been the junior Red Cross membership drive and filling the overseas boxes. First row: S. Ross, Treasurer, I. Cano, Secretary, A. Craig, President, S. Cooper, Vice-President, G. Montieth, Re19o1'le1'. Second row: D. McGill, V. Pressley, J. Corne, B. Gordon, L. Cook, 1. Rea, I. Cronin, P. Hord, C. Hall, E. Bradshaw, S. Smith, S. Butler, C. Sanders, B. Griffin, W. Bramble. Third row: E. Outen, S. Brandon, P. Glover, E. Roscher, P. Parker, B. Simpson, S. Moore, S. Hargett, B. Little, P. Howard, I. Squires, L. Stansell. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Science Club is to promote an interest in science at East Mecklenburg High School. One of our projects for the year was dividing the club into interest groups, by doing this each member could plan programs on their favorite subjects in science. First row: P. Payton, S. Hargett, T. Jamison, P. Sloan, President, R. Hoffman, I. Fisher Second row: D. Christy, B. McKechnie, B. Steward, L. Sample, D. Walters, I. Beaty, D. Brooks F. Bmnk, F. Brown, J. Shore, H. Phillips. Third row: E. Harris, T. Campbell, F. Wilson, C Boatwright, B. Thrower, B. Forbis, I. Estridge, D. Iefferies, F. Gray, W. jones, Mr Oline Gaskins, Sponsor. Fourth row: I. Colby, 1. Cronin, S. Brandon, T. Griffin, E. Steven, I Hall, E. Scott, R. Wylie, S. Vincent. Page Eighty-six Let's hope it doesn't blow up . . . 110071 closely, a14oll'lIshow you how it works . . 'Signs of hard work, I'cl say, wouldnyt you? lt took hmins for THIS . . . Page Eighty-seven FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: G. Bunn, Treasnrerg S. Smith. Second row: I. Flowe, R. Carr, N. Cochran, Vice- Presidentg B. Kistler, President, R. Williams, B. Kellis, Secretary. Third row: B. Grant, A. Bravvley, P. Parker, D. Hall, L. Furr. Seated: I. Sutton. Standing: R. Herrin, N. Rogers, C. Shirlev, I. Phillips, N. Sloop, B. King, N. Stewart, S. Stone, R. Williams. The Future I-lomemakers of America have a fair booth which won a blue ribbon at the Southern States Fair. During National Future Homernakers of America Week, we had special programs and features throughout the school. Some of our members were on the Man Arouncl The l-louse television program. Also, we decorated the school Christmas tree at a i'Trim-a-tree party. We plan to have many more projects to help make this year a very successful one. Page Eighty-eight Is there any new lmsiness?U Bottom Left: C. Hall, B. Lee, E. Bradshaw, B. Simpson, M. McCorkle, E. Ramsey, Standing: Miss Ruth Williams, Sponsor, E. Callahan, M. Murphy, P. Long, F. Hurley, D. Tarlton. Bottom Right: I. Sizemore, P. Tarlton, C. Earn- hart, F. Hargett, P. Weddingtcin, F. Boone, B. Vtfhite, II. Flowe, G. Bunn, S. Smith. Standing: Mrs. Tucker, Sponsor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: L. Black, President, F. Smith, R. Hartis, lVIcCorkle, B. Rice, Z. Nlorris. Second row: B. Rice, Secretary, Phillips, C. Edwards, lWclVlehan. R. Doster, M. Griswald. Third row: G. Freeman, C. Cauthen, T. Faile, R. Eneus, B. Corbett, F. Scarboro, I. McLaughin, B. Mash- burn. Fourth row: C. Grayson, H. Robinson, D. Williams, B. Griffin, S. Cook, W. Purser. R. Ray, N. Buchanan, C. Hardin. Fifth row: B. Furr, H. Byrum, H. Darnell, A. Cleveland, I. Davis. Sixth row: B. Davis, C. Huntley, B. Wallace, T. Iames, W. Furr, R. Bryant, R. Bryant, H. Earnhart, B. Crump, F. Black. Seventh row: M. Private, R. Callahan, E. Bowden, R. Purser, H. Earnhart, D. Rice, L. Hood, Rolh. Eighth row: VV. Gladden, S. Smith, Earpe, How- land. Standing: Mr. Turner, Mr. Flatt, Advisors. The Future Farmers of America is a school organization for young boys who have an interest in future farming and rural leadership. In this club they create a love for country life, learn to make farm life more beautiful and pleasant, to develop better character in future life and practice cooperation in dealing with others. The F.F.A. this year, has had projects in helping to better the school grounds. Page Ninety Dairy judging Team: L. Black, Z. Morris and McLaughlin. Livestock judging Team: B. Herring, G. Kelly, B. Bice. Setting out a tree on the canzpusg Seated: rl. Newell, E. Bowden, G. Kelly, l-l. Bryant, anal B. Bice. Standing: B. l-lartis, B, Crump, Black, H. Earnhart, B. Mashhurn, Mc- Laughlin, Z. Morris. B. Bryant, F. Smith. john Newell is nialzing a cerlar chest as his shop project. First row: J. Brookshire, Alexander, M. Creel, President, L. Helms, Vice-Presidentg P Bryan, Secretmcyg B. Little, Parliamentarian. Second row: E. Hamric, V. Vick, P. Glover, P. King I. Kruger, S. Moore, A. Craig, M. Stegall, L. Outen, P. Arnett. Third row: F. Benton, L. Lem inoncl, G. Lemmond, R. Rea, L. Banks. UTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA The purposes of the Future Teachers of America are to promote teaching as a career, and to help students learn and develop the qualities of a good teacher. This year we started off by having a television program. Other projects include attending conferences, substituting for regular teachers, and giving a scholarship to a worthy F. T. A. member. The club is a member of the N. C. E. A. and the Tri-Hi F. T. A. Page Ninety-two 4-H CLUB The purpose of this club is to study and apply principles and practices relating to better agriculture and better homemakingg to develop greater happiness and richer social life in the community by Wholesome recreation, to secure the inspiration which comes from friendly competitiong and to produce trained leadership, ownership, and citizenship. The club this year had a booth in the Southern States Fair, and also participated in the county and state 4-H Club activities. First row: A. Brawley, D. Hall, N. Thompson, E. Callahan, L. Furr, I. Thompson. Second row: P. McManus, Treasurer, M. Flowe, Reporter, G. VVright, W. Stancil, H. Osborne, I. Davis, D. Hurst, L. Mullis, W. Gladden, H. Phillips, B. Kistler, President. Page N inety-three LIBRARY CLUB The chief purpose of the Library Club is to sti- mulate interest in books and other library materials through organized participation in library activities. The Library Club offers an opportunity to students to share the responsibility of carrying on a vital and essential part of the school program. The East Mecklenburg club is affiliated with the Mecklen- burg County Tri-Hi Library Association and the North Carolina High School Library Association. First row: P. Karro, I. Cano, N. Hawkins, Secretaryg C. Courtney, Presideritg M. Cole, Vice-Presidentg J. Yandle, Treasurer. Second row: C. Merritt, B. Bryan, P. Caldwell, D. Huffman, N. Nicholson, D. Deason, I. Black, C. Miller, E. Hamrick, I. Longwith, D. Alexander, D. Anderson, P. Flatt, S. Butler. Third row: B. McKinney, Motley, I. Little, W. Hursey, C. VVasham, B. Cook, Lilly, B. Stephens, I. Helms, N. Meacham, L. Smith, Acker, M. Cannup, L. Cassacly, G. Moore, Sutton, Newell, P. Davis, S. Isler, G. Ligon, F. Sneed, Bea, Iohnson, K. Yandle, D. Hayes. rsnezzn We are really proud of our library! Trying to find Charlotte in the ATLAS? First row: D. Stover, Vice-President, M. Austin, Treasurer, M. Huntley, President, R. Griffin, Secretary. Second row: Hannon, Houston, F. Phillips, F. Taylor, N. Blanton, S. Flowe, B Hampton, B. Rea, Cano, S. Hargett, S. Miller, S. Poindexter, C. Noles, V. Sellars, G. Canup, D. Lemmonds, F. Perry, E. Lee, Mrs. Ioe Martin, Sponsor. Third row: B. Hunter, B. McMahan FY E. Brewer, B. Atkinson, L. Cook, N. Johnson, S. Stilwell, N. Stilwell, E. Outen, F. Gordon, Hyatt, E. Earnheart, I. Grove, L. Mullis, E. Emory, C. Mcllroy, P. McCain, G. Montiety Ashley. Fourth row: G. Turner, E. Linker, L. Ferguson, S. McCall, L. Stansell, S. Phillips, Sordh D. Carriker, B. Howie, B. Heaton, S. Wright, F. Mixon, N. Rogers, B. Tadlock, att ews. U Ud 'U T C 2 Z I'l'l U3 U5 I'I I U C m JP :4 O Z m I' C T The Business Education Club was originated to help develop good personality, better work habits, to understand and become more interested in choosing business jobs. Our projects include filling a basket at Thanksgiving for spastic children and giving food at Christmas to a needy family. Our pri- mary project is to secure a suitable job for each senior club member. Page Ninety-five FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB First row: B. Long, Reqaorterg V. Whitescarver, Treasurer, S. Thomas, President, M. Walters Vice-President, I. Brunk, Secretary. Second row: M. Cole, E. Davis, B. Canady, L. Williams, N Cahrman, Messer, I. Taylor, D. Williams, R. Smith, C. Courtney, D. Deason, B. Gordon, V Bryan, F. Gordon, E. Noell. Third -row: L. Little, J. Alexander, F. Culp, T. Iohnson, A. Shuping S. Ross, E. Moore, May. Fourth row: N. Stypman, A. Elmore, H. Tischler, L. Prince, Rosen blatt, I. Morrow, B. Bea, B. Peele, C. Einhart, P. Craves, C. Carson. The Footlighters Club has as its sole purpose, expression. This club serves as an emotional outlet for the students here at East. The club works with the idea of exploiting all talent and Wants students who have some sort of ability and who are genuinely interested in furthering their speech, acting, and stage presence as its members. Page N inety-Six Making up . . . studying lines . . . trying 'iPracticing oliligently for our production of to get organized for ourprool14ction are Cl. to INO Greater Love ' fl. to r.Q Taylor, N. rj E. Long, L. Helms, S. Thomas, C. Court- Christenlvnry, N. Stypman, B. Kiker. nay, E. fackson, Rosenlalatt, and Z. Lucas. ARTS and CRAFTS CLUB First row: V. Bryan, R. Vvlilliams, F. Barbet, S. Brandon, C. Einhart, Grayson, Secretary C. Mcllroy, H. Coldwell, C. Wright. H. Hartsell. Second row: C. Wyatt, O. Horton, L. Haigler T. Iames, B. Freeland, P.. Hartis, T. Jordan, B. Hawkins, B. Simpson, E. Sinclar, I. Carrol, F Carpenter, Furr. Third row: I. Fincher, S. Brown, I. Pigg, Treasurer, B. Nichols, I. Steele President, Norman, B. Pigg, Vice-President, Hawfielcl, T. Harris, B. Untz, R. Hutchison, T Hall, W. Glenn, T. Scarhoro, A. Iaclcson, lVl. Stiench, T. Camhle. The Arts 8: Crafts Club is an organization of boys and girls, who by their interest, have shown a desire to explore and Work in the arts and crafts. Some of the many areas in which the students may work are: leatherworli, sketching, painting, Wooclworlc, aluminum, etching, metalwork, and Wood Carving. Page Ninety-eight. J These girls from the Arts and Craft cluh are making number paintings ami pockethoohs from leather. These boys are busy . . . But at what? ART CLUB Seated: V. Pressley, S. Horton, I. Bohrer, L. Skidmore. Second row: Mrs. Skeen, Sponsorg I. Redd, Bowers, Vice-Presidenig G. Flenniken, Presidentg A. Wilson, Treasurerg D. Brooks, Secreturyg E.. Couchell, Reporterg A. Warlick. The purpose of the Art Club of East Mecklenburg is to gain a better understanding of art, and develop skills in various phases of the fine arts, including crafts and to meet for mutual help and inspiration. OTOGRAPHY CLUB . . .J Fnst row: Nlrs. Booth, Sponsor, C. Black. B. Davis. Second row: L. Banks, H. Smith E Par ker E Sinclair, D. Rea. Third row: C. Curley, T. Knight, S. Caddy, W. Conner, M. McKee B Forbis Fourth row: P. Moore, Arant, D. Duncan, lVI. Croswald, B. Stuard, E. Rocher D Lord Fifth row: S. Tucker, G. Daughterv, Presidenig F. Benton, Secremryg B. Carpenter Absence I. Canev, Alexander. The purpose of the Photography Club at East High is to gain skill in the various phases of photography, and in photographing and developing pictures. Also our aim is to know the proper uses of various cameras and their parts. The Photography Club has aided the staff of the EAST WIND this your hy taking pictures of Eustis activities. Page One H1l11lZ1'Ed O11 three . . . Say Cheese Real Frienoily Pose! Mv ffi ' A z' X6 H' .if . , H F? . r-Q 1. 'f r . . .Mei .X ff, 2 A ii. ' , ,K fig. Ni tr A f , A,,V Sk t iming, ,Ear . 1. Q J ..-. K , A fw . ,M , First row: S. Ionian, Parliamentariang C. Martin, G. Dzlughtrv, President: V. Pressley. Second row: M. Guthrie, J. Thompson, L. Martin, Furr, K. Yirton, Pigg, A. Brewer, T. Rogers, D. Harris, B. Gaddv, P. Oppcnheim, B. Crosland, D. Craft. Third row: M. Davis, B. Riggens, God frcy, R. Gricc, R. Groswalci, P. Collier, M. Rooney, B. Satterfielci, Crawford, D. Hurst. THE AUDIO - VISUAL CLUB First row: C. Courtnev, Chief operatorg J. Belk, R. Newell, Presidentg Y. Haigler, Secretaryg I. Rosenblatt, Treasurer G. Iordan. Second row: R. Hoffman, B. Bvrum, E. Long, I. Cuthberson, B. Barnes, B. Stevens, G. Beaves, N. Hawkins, I. Yandle, B. Matthews, I. Davis. Y. Fincher. Third row: I. Bell, R. Hall, N. Percival, B. White, F. Carpenter, D. Christy, E. Chestnutt, D. Williams, B. Little. I. Pigg, T. James, I. Greene, I. Norman. Fifth row: R. Evans, L. Howell, H. Smith, I McNaull, C. Austen, T. Campbell. The Audio-Visual Club at East is one of the most helpful organizations in school. Its trained operator must maintain an average of HC, and they are qualified to use any of the visual-aids equipment. It is the purpose of this club to serve the students and faculty of East in every way possible. Page One Hundred Two Here we stand like birds in the wil- derness . . . Have you ever seen a group so dressed up? East Higlfs 'mad catsf Okay boys, let's let her run. First row: M. Sinclair, D. Harris, C. Hudson, A. Basberry, F. Herrin, B. Reid, President, B Carmon, C. Davenport, Mr. B. Roper, Sponsor. Second row: Greene, S. Cook, D. Grove, W Glenn, S. VVilson, D. Foster, E. Freeland, L. Blevins, Earp, C. Huntley. Third row: C. Iami sen, J. Johnston, D. Bice, O. Darnell, D. Bea, W. Whitley, O. Horton, R. Aldred, R. Evans, W Helms, B. Bailev, G. Foard, I. Harris, B. Hawkins, I. Lawtcr, T. Hall, H. Bryan. Fifth row: M Ashley, L. Carpenter, F. Friffie, L. Todd, I. Flowe, B. Byrum, I. Callahan, I. Haigler. MOTOR CLUB The Motor Club of East Mecklenbrirg High School was formed to promote better driving, to teach the members the essential parts of the automobile, and to educate the members on the 'laws of the State Highway Department. Our club dues go toward buying some electric testing equipment that tests the reaction of the driver in certain emergencies. The Motor Club is composed of over one hundred boys, which is a very large membershipg but with Mr. Roper as our sponsor we are planning a very successful year. Page One Hundred Four 59. ,j srxsW MOTOR CLUB See, you push this button to the right cmd turn the lever to the left. Oh, it shocked me! First row: A. Rasberry, F. Herion, B. Reid, Presi- dent, B. Garmon, C. Davenport, W. L. Helms, D. Kanipe. Second row: B. Newell, C. Helms, E. War- ner, R. Morrison, C. Couchell, H. Reynolds, I. Pat- terson, R. Robbins, H. Burns. Third row: D. Cald- well, J. Hill, R. Mallard, E. Killman, C. Cauthen, B. Simpson, S. Smith, B. Corbett. Fourth row: N. Buchanan, I. Hawfield, I. Bell, I. Carroll, D. Dekle, K. Query, W. Hargett, B. lVIcKechnie, L. Taylor. Fifth row: C. Grayson, B. Sorset, I. Haigler, H. Flinchum, G. Austin, I. Watters, D. Hasty, D. Lemmonds, L. Abernathy. HI-Y CLUB First row: E. Warner, D. Kanipe, H. Flinchan, E. Parker, W. Conner, D. Faust, C. Huntley R. Doster, I. MclVIehan, C. Edwards, I. Gulley, A. Rasberry. Second row: J. Fincher, A Clevei land, R. Turner, B. Williams, E. Kilman, B. Untz, C. Jamison, M. Griswald, L. Bleyins, B Harkey. Third row: R. Rea, I. Iamison, D. Walters, W. Furr, L. Stansell. Fourth row: W. Purser. The I-Ii-Y Club is an interclenominational club composed of all boys who would like to join. The projects are planned by the boys with stress on community services, Welfare projects, and planned recreation. A varied intramural sports program is carried on through the Y. M. C. A. in Charlotte. Page One Hundred Six Hi, Y's. This Hi-Y is hard to heat. H e's got at hay on his shoulders, and shoes on his feet just relaxing. One little, two little, three little Hi-Y's- Four little, five little, six little Hi-Y'S TEEN CLUB The Y-Teen Cluh is an interclenominational club com- posed of all girls who would like to join. The programs are planned by the girls with stress on the following six phases of living: health, arts and crafts, personal and family relations, social activities, religion, and vocations. First row: N. Percival, D. Anderson, S. Strickland, J. Phillips, J. Alexander, N. Thompson, Y Fincher, D. McGill, M. Orr. Second row: Miss Holland, Sponsor, C. Williams, M. Cannup, J Jacobs, C. Wells, J. Staton, S. Butler, L. Cassady, P. Davis, Miss Jenkins, Sponsor. Third row: N. Mitchem, Alexander, J. Cainey, J. Hilton, P. Potts, B. McCorkle, C. Mashham, C. Merrit B. Bryan, D. Huffman, L. Johnson, P. Russell. Fourth row: P. Moore, J. Longwith, D. Alex ander, M. McKee, C. Ligon, K. Yandle, B. Beaver, C. Squires, J. Squires, S. Lemmond, A. War- lick, A. Wilson, P. Karro. Fifth row: Rea, W. Hurrsey, J. Little, L. Smith, B. Stevens, B Reynolds, R. Green, D. Presson, B. Earp, F. Motley, B. McKinney, S. Jenkins, S. Caddy, T Knight. Sixth row: E. Smith, S. Harton, J. Shull, B. Cook, P. Caldwell, J. Robinson, J. Byrd Seventh row: M. Williams, D. Harwell, S. Curley, E. Deason, N. Mayer, P. Flatt, B. Carpenter L. Skidmore. Eighth row: B. Harris, J. Cuthbertson, B. Barnes, L. Eaves, C. Courtney, D. Mei Allister, A. Griffith. Ninth row: D. Kimbrell, C. Harwell, J. Helms, L. Hill, D. Stilwell. Page One Hundred Eight FSE! iii Q First row: Miss jenkins, Sponsor, Miss Holland, Sponsor, L. Cook, F. Hargett, P. Parker, I Alexander, I. Carter, E. Stevens, J. Collins, C. Baucorn, Second row: B. Grant, S. Horne, I Daniels, J. Brunk, F. Culp, S. Boss, B. King, L. Hasten, P. Haigler, P. William, C. Meggs Third row: Kruger, N. Stewart, C. Shirlev, N. Sloop, B. Harrin, P. Bolick, Hannon, F Phillips, Houston, S. Flowe, L. Fleenor, F. Boone. Fourth row: C. Crump. B. Glaclden. S Stone, Dulin, B. Griffin, P. Long, A. Buchanan. Fifth TCW! P. Barnes, S. Furr. B. Wilson I. Arant, L. Ferguson, Mullis, S. McCall. B. Dulin, B. Simpson, S. Allen. Sixth row: Foard B. Crump, I. Belk. Seventh row: D. Tarlton, I. Phillips, C. Moore, V. Ashley, V. Haigler, B Brooks, H. Howie, T. Griffin, E. Lee, M. Austin. Here we final our cute president, joy Lee, relaxing with lackie and Faye. Page One Hundred Nine BLOCK UE CLUB First row: G. Kelly, V. Eagle, H. Iohnston, Steele, G. Thurston. Second row: T. Johnston. Third row: B. Dansby, D. Kimsey, Grose. Fcmrth row: B. McKechnie. Fifth row: F. Black. Sixth row: C. Richards, W. Bartlett, L. Carpenter, E. Chesnutt, Mr. john Needy, Sponsor. The purpose of the Block E Club is to create interest in varsity and intramural sports at school. The club places emphasis on the development of sportsmanship, character, and citizenship in its members and students in general at East Mecklenburg. The club, upon recommendations, makes awards for outstanding abilities displayed by athletes at East. Any male student who is of good moral character and has earned a varsity letter While at East is eligible for membership in the Block E Club. -Q 'JJ , 15 --'iftfftfffflzlef Bird Aafmyfi diff,fi,ve,.Qi 'Z749'iX ' fr ,, fy If . , fs 6-5 digg, ,df . N ,, ,. U ff wi y 'ff qi 4 5 ,fi fir. 57,74 A B 1 1 5 D R IV E R S .517 The bus drivers at East Mecklenburg are fifteen of the most capable and trustworthy boys and girls available. Our drivers take both ai Written and a road test before they are eligible for their license. These students receive 21 small and well deserved fee for their services. We are extremely proud of our bus drivers at East this yearg they are doing a Wonderful job. Kneeling: I. Bock. First row: C. Cauthen, M. Sinclair, B. Riggens, D. Gibbs, B. Thrower, Brookshire, H. Gladden, S. Collins, F. Kiser, B. Byrum, F. Herrin. Second row: I. Ferrell, R. Hutchinson, I. Bell. . N-3 Z. -L, ft., ff MJ ,xi . ' ff .wiv ff' X J x :J Page One Hundred Eleven First row: D. Carpenter, I. Morton, President, I. Collum, W. Brigman, I. Funderburk. Second row: F. Harkev, L. Price, H. Carriker, B. Howie, D. Hargett. Third row: I. Groves, I. Osborne, J. Helgmg 1.1 Steele. Fourth row: B. Cathev, B. Dulin, C. Caudell, W. Huntley, E. Revels. Fifth row: . art ett. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The purpose of the Distributive Education club is to provide an organization which will distinguish the distributive training students as an active club Within the school. The chief aims of the club are to provide a means for development of civic and vocational interest of the students, to assist in promoting vocational education, and to serve as a center for social activities for the members. Page One Hundred Twelve UNSUNG HEROS AND HEROINES First row: Mrs. Lela Crump, Mrs. Lois Carriker, Mrs. Polly Mullis. Second row: Johnnie Bethea, Sadie Buruette, Peggy Grice, Mildred Alexander, Doreatha Dunn. Standing: Alex McClain, Sam Mason. Seated: Annie Mangum, Leatha Wright, Geneva Cureton. Page One Hundred Thirteen Shes 'too pooped to pop' coming home Five cute chicks taking a breather. Hufillllil is the from the game. ... .22 HSiT1l1111 lli11g along with a song. Dig in hoysg it's on the house. just a cute kitten, a sitti And just what rio you think yoifre Music, rhythm, harmony, vohmne, or The teddy hem' hrigade dozizg anyhow? 'The Tones'. AKOZII' life is in his hands? Guess my brain just flew the coop. Hush-a-bye baby-he's had I 6- 'Z Ei 9- fam FOLLOWERS WHO PLAYED .fix Q 3 7 , s :figs Q E 7 to .1 ,s .. . N5 1 X. , i.,.g,,c . 3 ,E Az 1 my i i A 1 Rm, 5 , 2 is ,mfiffff I Ou-v 5-me w.t.,,S3 K sp ,ew -'cis f 1 -N.,-f JUDY CORNE ANN SHUPING EARL VVENTZ ,E , er , N SYBIL THOMAS BETH OKI! Head Cheerleader ELIZABETH ANN LONG CHEERLEADERS Go, East, Go! These are the familiar words that were heard at all our ball games. Trudging through pep rallies, practices, mud, cold and rainy weather, this faithful group lecl our cheering section through victory and defeat. LoRETTA HELMS lDONNA CowLEs LORRAINE HENDERSKBN f 'X ,J 3, 5 Q Q 5, GI vf ii K Li 1 S 3 2 E A 1 2 First row: Fred Brunk, Tonv Harris, Roger Morrlson Bob Hawkins, Larry Blevins, Emal Parker. Second ron Tommy Hucks, Elliott Welch, Captain Don Jefferys Far num Grav jim Carroll. Third row' Ice Grigos errv ' h .QA . . 7 k Football Mana e1s TRADY JOHNSTON PINKY BAUGESS Ililgskeliqevnoldsi att, Helms' Tommy HIC q East., .. . East East East East East East East +East East THE SEASON IN REVIEW VVcst .,.. Harding .... lVlyers Park ,... Landis 4 , ..,.. Kings Mountain Forest City . . . Cramerton . . . Lowell .. Lincolnton . . North . . . Denotes Homecoming game Wil X XSS X K5 : gli ff ZZ! N7 BOBBY KIKER TRADY JOHNSTON BUTCH LITTLE JIIYIIVIY BUIXIGARDNER DOUG PRESSLEY LEWIS CARPENTER ARGIE WALLACE CARLISLE DAVENPORT ED CHESNUTT W. L. HELBTS JOHN CRUMP RODNEY PURSER SCHEDU Lowell at East ...... East at Unionville. . . Concord at East .... East at Concord ..... Cramerton at East.. Charlotte Catholic at East at Harding .... Myers Park at East. North at East ...... East ..., West -at East ....... East at Myers Park. Charlotte Catholic at East at North ...... Unionville at East. . . Harding at East .... East at West ..... East .... L E East Opponent 48 ....61 ....62 6O ....'72 48 ....68 51 ....56 47 ....58 56 ....53 47 ....86 66 ....61 '59 ....68 57 ....58 81 ....62 39 ....76 56 ....6l 66 ....71 65 ....78 58 Average-65 58.2 Hey! Folks we are going to win! Left to right: Tony Harris, Tommy Hicks, Lang Moore, Dwwht Rea Don Mulhs Bobby Taylor, Herbert Smith, jimmy McNaul, Robert Horne, Iimmy Krug BUYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL These are the boys from whom the teams of the future Wlll he PlCkCd These boys mostly sophomores, are great hattlers and have fought hard th1S season He1e IS a salute to our team of tomorrow. Come on boys let's win this game! GIRLS' BASKETBALL The East High girls' team has started off a little slow, but the future holds a brighter outlook. Frances Phillips, Capt.g Freda Shore and Elsie Harris are the staunch guards. Sue Moore has been the big gun in the scoring department, followed closely by Celia Hinson and Martha Price. Mrs. Dewitt has done a fine job with these girls and we are expecting even greater things in the future. Ami this is practice? BASEBALL '54 - '55 First row: Ilflvmuger Jack Steele, Tonv Harris, Watson Connell, Don Phillips, Robert Home Carlisle Davenport, ,Harry Iolmson. Second row: Bruce Crump, Boots Wilscmn, Frankie Black Don Sinclair, David Dulin, Bobby Jordan, Conch Charlie Ostwalt. Page One Hundred Twenty-six i , A W, , , , Y YY , , ,, ' mg- ,.r-S. Q , U' R ,F 4 - www. fl . .1 'a s A' Y A fi? v ' . 6- Q 'ffl , A4 ,Q M R I 1 K-. -I f 4 V . .,.- ' x A 1 ,L ry I Xv,' . I' .-bk F 'I .1 F i I I J 1 3 ,B X. 55511 --f, ag? ' ings. 4-,, 'V , .f f 5 1 I v FOLLDWERS wuo ExcELLEn G2 mv' TDWWQ W Best Dresseol Most Intellectual Most Bashful l'lUBERT WATSON-SUE Ross RAY CRONIN-GWEN REAVES M. L. WALTERS-BETTY LEE C1ftlGSi Most Versatile Nlost Courteous DAVID GADDY-ELOISE BRADSHAW NORMA RICHINIOND-EARL WENTZ Lua NEWLAND-BENNY STEVENS man gm! Cfzzageli .fdlfm OZZJVLQ Homecoming ueen guage Hung Cll l 0lfl6e l ll'l,CeffZf Wana? C7Lri5fenA1fLr7 .gznior gaudy 528 X655 .gznior Maui? gdfgdfd .AZEWLIQ f0l'L .SJOIUAOHQOPQ sgyancfra ,S?ricAfanc! Junior Eaufg .Janne gaping CLASS PROPHECY VVhy Eleanor Outen! How in the world are you and where's your husband, Bill Locke? And what are you two doing with yourselves these days? Well, Bill iust bought half interest in Lance Company and I'm a private secretary to the lylayor of Matthews. !'Marvelous,!, I said. Don't you iust love these class reunions? The class of '56 was really the greatest! Then I turned to my millionaire husband, Jeff Efird, and said, UDarling, get me another cup of punch, please. OH Look, there's Ruth Brown. Remember how they used to tease her about her name. VVell, she lived up to it and she is a great 1azz singer now!! 4'She should get together with Earnest Stix Curlee, he answered. He reorganized his band and David Gaddy ioined him with his harmonica. 'fNNever mind that punch now. Look who I see. Fran Barbet. I wonder when she came back? 'il-Iell o, she said with her usual bright smile. My hus-been and I are here visiting Manya Creel and I was so happy when I heard about ze reunion. I I hope you enioy your visit, I managed to get in before I was swent HVVBV bv the crowd. . Would you look at this? Jeff said as he handed me a piece of paper. BE SURE AND DROP hill g.1Olg1i3BEFORE THE SUPPLY TS . H U. SPECIAL ON LAVENDAR CHEVY CONVERTIBLES Svlvia Smithls Used Car Lot 900 East Super Highway Charlotte, N. C. must be sure to see her before we leave, I said. '!But there must be 500 people here, I thought. How would we ever . . . 'iOops! Excuse me . . . Glenda Bunn-I mean Beck. This is wonderful. Have you seen Carolyn Hall? I suppose you heard SIIGIS one of the ten best dressed in Charlotte this year. Yes, and say, Earl Wentz and Rachel Carr met by chance and decided to give a concert at the coliseum next month. And Pat King's the head nurse at Presbyterian Hospital now. I heard that those young docs really gave her the chase until she finally married one of them. VVhile I'm yapping I may as well gossip. I heard that David Dulin was arrested for trying to hold up a Hickory Grove Super lllarket, HE said all he wanted yvas some bubble gumf' Glenda, I've iust got to ask you something. Is it true that Barbara Pike Tweed was arrested for disturbing the peace by singing opera on the square? Really? Well I should have known that she'd do something impractical one day. Look Jeff, there's Phyllis Hord and her husband. She told me earlier this evening that she had a sitter from Frances Gord0n's Baby Sitters Bureau . Oh, I almost forgot to mention you got a letter from Bobby Davis. Remind me to let you read it. I heard hels quite famous these days for having the fastest gun in the West CTexasD. Speaking of guns, there's Gail Jordan. I heard that she shot her fourth husband, but she survived the chair 2 times so they had to let her go free. I think Alan Elmore is the guy who pushed the iuice but- ton . I stopped for a moment to catch a breath and think of something in Silv- 'KYou know, dear. Since Janet and Bobby Herron are the ones giving this brawl, I mean ball. I think we should try to find them and speak to them. And I've iust spotted someone else we can speak to on the way. Joyce Faulkner! Over here! How are you?'! Fine! Did you hear the bad news about Shirley Hargett doing a baton act at the Rose Bowl Game in California and falling and breaking her leg? You know I was chairman of the festival this frear3,Looks as though Illl be chairman of something as long as I ive. We'll see you around, Joyce. Don't exhaust your brain! On the way to get Dave Gibbs to congratulate him for finally winning a iitterbug contest at a local dance Jeff said. Why don't we sneak up on Norma Richmond Johnston and pull her Upoodle cutu. I figured she'd wack off the pony tail when she became a great lawyer. I think her husband Harry is still coaching at Notre Dame. UYes, I answered. I wonder how they found time to. . . . And then it happened. I bumped into someone and knocked punch from here to there. VVhen I turned around I saw John Ferrell standing with an empty cup in hand and punch dripping off his nose. After a thousand apologies, hubby and I wandered on. Then I saw a beautiful bright red evening dress and I knew before I looked that it was Lynda Stansell. Off the dancing stage she's Mrs. Donnie Gardner and the mother of 3. Someone tapped me on the shoulder and I turned around to find myself face to face with Bobby Chastain who told me that he and M. L. VValters were going to play a guitar duet. As I was asking about his family the whole party burst into cheers and applause and I scanned the room until I found the center of at- traction. Then Vickev Eagle, Earnest Freeland, and Bobby Reid, burst into their famous rendition of I'm A Coming To Your House. They never finished. Jerry McCorkle stole the show by swinging from the chandelier and drinking punch from Joyce I'Iouston's shoe. It was then that Jeff told me to look over i.n one corner. About 20 beautiful girls were huddled together and seemed to be arguing about something. Then Jack Steele broke away from them and ran out the door. The poor boy really looked frightened. Then I heard a voice saying, Pardon me. Would you like to sponsor a page on our church calendar? We expect them to be better this year and . . . Very quietly I said, Hell-0, Alice Pearson. With a red face she said, I've iust got calendars in my blood, I guess. VVhen I heard the laughter I knew it was Joy Lee Alexander. As usual she was bent double and nearly in convulsions over one of Zebbie Morris' iokes. Naturally I was the one who noticed the crowd of men. They were iust standing around content to look at the beautiful models, Jackie Brunk, Sybil Thomas, Elizabeth Ann Long, Nancy Christen- bury, and Lib Newland. The fan-fare startled me. The band leader, Bobby Byrum, an- nounced a iitter-bug contest for all who were still young enough to take it. Before I had a chance to think Trady Johnston yanked me onto the floor and said, Let's go girl! I've always wanted to get in on one of these things! Also in the contest were Ellen Brewer and Wayne Brigmang Bobby Garmon and Nela Gahr- mann, Roy Hartis and Doris Helmsg and George Hedrick and Linda Little. Nobody lasted long enough to win but George and Linda got the prize for being the best matched dancing couple. Then came the big moment. The crowd gathered around and Bobby struck up the band. Dum-dum, dum-dum, Charleston- Charleston! Bobby Little and Loretta Helms, naturally! They're still great! Oh, Oh, she's spotted me, I thought. It was Elizabeth Moore, writer of the gossip column for the Charlotte Observer, Hi Gail! Say, did you know that Marvin Ashley has been sued for divorce bv his 3rd wife on a non-support charge. He says he 'lust doesn't like to work. And Billie Jo Atkinson has iust completed her biography about Joe Collom called Big Boy Lost . Anne Craig has consented to publish it. Did vou hear that the U. S. Government offered to bury Rav Cronin in Einstein's tomb but he told them there's no use waiting around for him because if he can't take it with him he isn't going. Fave Culp has opened a new Beauty Salon and all of her onera- tors, Hazel Freeman, Joyce Gribble, Jackie Gulley, and Barbara Hampton have gone blonde. Her only male operator is Clark McFadden and it's been rumored that she only hired him to draw customers. Jewell Flowe has written a book titled, How To Run Off and Get Married. Harold Robinson, Eddie Revels, and Ed Moser have opened up a body shop called the Shot-Hot Rod-Shop. Vivian Vick has bought stock in Sloan Novelty Industries . Polly's main attraction is Marcus Sinclair who demonstrates everything she has in stock. Elizabeth, I gasped, how in the world do you dig up all of this info? Oh, it's easy, she said. My assistant Frances Sneecl goes around in disguise as Vicky the elephant since she is now allowed to roam the streets free. No one but her new manager, Nancy Stilwell, would think of such a thing. The only reason she got hiv with it is because the chief of police, Joe Steele, is an old IIPII . I was at Benny Stevens' new modem dentist office the other day and overheard Barbara Heaton and Carleen Courtney talking about Ingrid Cooper. It seems she refused to return the diamond mink coat when she broke her engagement to some poor e ow. Bill Gathev is a great comedian now and Dick Dohrmann has literally run Tab Hunter out of Hollywood. Jimmy Earnheart is playing first' base for the Brooklyn Dodgers now and Holland Gladden is a radio announcer for station B-E-B-O-P, owned and operated by Clifford Grayson. Listen a minute, I managed to sneak in. What ever became of Tudy Hartiss and Ellen Sloan? Oh, they're both math professors at U.N.C. Together they figured out a wav to make 2 and 2 equal 5 besides the old Al- gebra method. Linda Williams' husband gave her a red Jaguar which matches her hair. l't's real different!! Almeda Whitescarver has taken over the I Love Lucy show with a program called I Love Men . Robert VVatson is the an- nouncer and he advertises a new brand of non-smear lipstick called Smackie-lVIouf . Emily Wallace recently opened up a new rest home for bachelors and Joyce Yandle is her assistant. Emily Lee is engaged for the fifth time and the whole city of Matthews is hoping she'll go through with it this time. I suppose she returned all of the other rings? I said, meaning no harm. VV'hat ever became of Sallie McConnell? Oli, she's making records now, and she has a new one out called Black Sun. It's real eerie as well as a smash hit! It's really been fun gabbing, Liz, but I iust must see some people. Give Barbara Kistler my regards and tell her if I get sick I'll drop by her clinic for a shot or something. With ears ringing, we moved through the crowd. It was get- ting late so we decided to leave. On the way out the door we met Gerald Kelly coming in. He said, Hi, you two. Better late than never! Then he made his entrance and yelled, Let's have a art !!' p Ass we walked to our limousine I turned around to take a look, perhaps a last look, at the great class of East High School, '56. I said aloud. Goodbye all of you wonderful people, and tumecl to my hubby and said, Well, back to New York and high society. GAIL NICHOLS, Society Lender New York City Member Class of 1956 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-six, being, of course, of sound mind and body, and understanding that our days at East Mecklenburg High School are numbered, do hereby annul all previously inscribed documents including examinations, notebooks, and term papers, and consequently declare this our last will and testament. Aivrrcuz I To Mr. Pittman, our faculty and advisors, we bequeath all memories of us, insomuch as they are able to endure. ARTICLE II To the junior class we will all our privileges, joys, rights, and advantages, which not only include making use of the tone signal at lunch: waltzing down aisles as spectators stand in awe: getting by with either more or less, but being allow- ed to study Macbeth and take our exams first. Anrrcuz III To certain individuals we will as follows: Item 1: I, Larry Black leave to Don Kimsey my ability to stay out of trouble. item 2, I, Jackie Gulley will my dreams to Barbara Ken- ne v. Item 3: I, Earl VVentz leave my seat at the piano to any- one able to play anything, anytime, anywhere and any way. Item 4: I, Gail Nichols will my ability to keep everyone well informed to Nancy Thompson. Item 5: I, Bobby Kiker leave my dry wit to Jerry Pigg. Item 6: I, Frances Hurley will my quiet manner to Judy Fisher. Item 7: VVe, Alice Pearson, Almeda Whitescarver and Doris Lemmonds will our close friendship to Susan Cooper, Dinah Cowart, and Joyce May. Item 8: I, Emily VVallace leave my love for kittens to Jean Bowers. Item 9: I, Ray Cronin will my intellectual thinking to Tommy Jamison. Item 10: I: Eloise Bradshaw leave, taking my voice with me. Item ll: I, Marcus Sinclair to George Couchell will my curly, blond hair. Item 12: I, Nancy Christenbury will all my talents to anyone able to handle all of them. Item 13: We, Bobby Little and Loretta Helms will our nimble knees to Butch Little and Judy Rock. Item 14: To Beth Orr, I, Sybil Thomas leave my bubbling personality. Item 15: I, Harry Johnston will all my athletic abilities to John Crump. Item 16: I, Joyce Yandle to Joyce Hurley will my touchy temper. Item 17: I, John Ferrell leave anything connected with French to anyone brave enough to take it. Item 18: I, Ellen Sloan will my coy ways to Donna Cowles. Item 19: I, Robert Whitcomb leave my imagination to Bill Dix. Item 20: To Celia Overton, I, Ro Ena Griilin will mv com- mon sense. ' Item 21: I, Roger Newell will all my hard luck to David Bland. Item 22: I, Jackie Brunk will my pin-up figure to Ann Shuping. Item 23: I, John Lee Newell will my dignity to Lang Moore. Item 24: I, Lib Newland leave my faith, hope, and charity to Janice Belk. Item 25: I, Trady Johnston leave all my cashmere sweaters to Jimmy King. Item 26: I, Jack Steele leave my fantastic story-telling abilities to Clayton Helms. Item 27: I, Pat Wyatt will my skull cap from P. C. to the most worthy and fortunate junior girl. Item 28: I, Jeff Efird leave my cat eyes to Bill Byrd. Item 29: I, Gwen Reaves will my contagious laughter to the Cook twins, there's enough for both of them . Item 30: I, Bruce Crump will my love and adoration of baseball to Robert Horne. Item 31: I, Janet Hannon leave, taking Bobby Herron with me. Item 32: To Lorraine Henderson, I, Sylvia Smith leave my love for stylish clothes. Item 33: I, Jeanie Cano will my sweet disposition to Carolyn Smith. Item 34: I, Linda VVilliams leave to Martina Cole my fiery red hair. Item 35: To Jim Gross, I, Leonard Ferguson. will my bash- ful, shy manner. Item 36: I, Pat King will my short stature to Gloria Daugh- UV. Item 37: I, Bill Rice leave to Carlisle Davenport my ability to keep smiling at all times. CAS if he needed itj. Item 38: I, Barbara Kistler will my friendly ways to Mar- garet Fincher. Item 39: I, Earnest Freeland hesitantly will my in- fluential personality to Don Phillips. Be careful Don. Item 40: I, Barbara Pike will my ardent love of music to anyone who will hold this affection. Item 41: We, J. W. Smith and David Gaddy leave our artistic abilities to Johnny Morrow. Item 42: I, Frank Herrin will my conservative aspects to Lanny Sigmon. Item 43: I, Alan Elmore leave my track suit to Fred lllilson. Item 44: I, Elizabeth Ann Long will my mental faculties to anyone with a capacity to contain them. Item 45: I, Vicky Eagle will all my sour notes to Jimmy lVlcNaull. Item 46: We, Floyd Smith, Douglas Pressley, and Roy llartis will our cooking tactics to Bill Pigg, Brice Newell, and Lewis Carpenter. Item 47: I, Ingrid Cooper will my innocence to Betty Hulon. Item 48: I, Joy Lee Alexander will my sophistication to Faye Benton. tem 49: VVe, Bobby Chastain and M. L. Walters leave, never to build scenery flats again. Item 50: I, Faye Culp will my Ilollywood beauty to the most deserving junior girl. Item 51: I, Emily Couchell will my interest in cvcrything and everyone to Velva VVhitesearver. Item 52: I, Ernest Curlee leave my drum sticks to anyone who can use them to the advantage that I do. Item 53: I, Joe McLaughlin will my football suit to anyone able to wear it. Item 54: I, Bobby Gannon will my physique to Don Foster. Item 55: I, Gail Jordan will my many expressions . . . P ? ? . . . to Judy Corne. Item 56: VVe, Nela Gahrmann and Cinda Ctusan will our mischievous pranks to Brenda Carpenter and Judy Little. Item 57: I, Sallie McConnell will my initiative to Barbara Long. Item 58: VVQ, Sue Moore and Frieda Shore will our height to next year's basketball team. Item 59: VVe, Benny Stevens and Dave Gibbs will our ability to get along with everyone to VVayne Bramble and George Thurston. Item 60: I, VVayne Brigman will to VVilson Davis my will- ingness and enthusiasm. Item 61: I, Bobby Davis will my nickname, Ginger , to some spicy junior. Item 62: I, Sue Ross will my individuality to Jane Jacobs. Item 63: I, Anne Craig will my patience and understand- ing to Yvonne I-laigler. Item 64: I, Donald Faust leave my nonchalant behavior to Don Bauguss. Item 65: I, Robert Merrill leave my early morning Cokes to anyone able to drink them in the early moming. Item 66: I, Polly Sloan will my ability to get away with murder and more to Jay Alexander. Item 67: We, Marvin Ashley and Carleen Courtney leave . . . together. Item 68: I, Francoise Barbet leave hoping to come back soon . . . Au revoir. NORMA RICHIXIOND Attorney-at-Law Page One Humilreol Thirty-seven THE EAST WIND SCHOLARSHIP I The Business Staff of the EAST WIND is happv to announce that they have secured from Brevard College, Brevard, N. C., a scholarship of two hun- dred dollars to be awarded annually to a deserving senior member of the editorial or business staff of the annual. VVe are also happy to announce that this year's recipient of the EAST WIND Scholarship is Bobby Little. THE ANNUAL STAFF AT WORK Sellrng sabscrzptrons or annual THINK . . . At work? Arrangzng the ads After many long hours of this-a finished product 7 . C I f , . iffy Aff Vi, 5, ' p WI ,'f!, ,V I vox ,'l ly UI QW H 1 of ith K W gl. wx 3 Viv Liwf 4 'M' ew ,WM 5 ff XMI? A WM 0 M y AM! - W WW ,f U . 7 A Z fy! Mf!gf,,4M M Jw 5 MQW 3 W 7 in w f , YW gram A my? -77 EHEETI BS QU THE SE Wig! yi! ffl, Wifi MW rr wwmji mf r V jf 359W i cgi if X M Ruth S. Brown, President S you go from your high school lite into the outer world of a larger life of usefulness, sincere best wishes go with each one ot you. May each ot you find the place for which you are best fitted and in which you will meet with the truest success. May the Lord bless you and keep you where- ever you may be. UHSl East Mecklenburg Parent Teachers Association Page One Hundred Forty M. L. Conder Food Store RA'I'CI.IFFE'S FLOWERS FRESH MEATS BRIGHTEN THE HOURS PRODUCE-GROCEMES - MATTHEWS, N. c. If I I IM PM W r I E-316 pf I IMEWJ AQMMAI :I 1 E I - OJ U 'EWR , - QSWW M9559 W ' Q5 QQ Wodsfhgimy WI 0 UQff,g,L.IfW,Mfn0AS AMQIEAIVE Ifyfx' ,Af JG' M EMEIWE 0, 7x ADVERTISERS 'WW' fbi? YD :MPA BROWN LUMBER CO, BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC. PAINT-I-IARDWARE WHOLESALE E BUILDING MATERIALS FRflL1fDPfjjff M tfh N. C. Phone VI 5 4531 FROZEN FOODS PQO HUIEIF V, gguighi. ..'lll,w-P- ,.ff?m74.:n.Q. ' if fr,,o,'4,'vL7 AJ, -714,u,e,Lz. 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O Q6 Pineville Road Q 60 xi SN -59024100 5 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 41, Q I O 0 C16 Qs Telephone FRankIin 7-4244 Owned and Operated by Bradley Fincher Page One Hundred Forty-three J I, Q ' r , . . 1 4 ff . f 4 . I 1' v ' THREE DUTSTANDING COLLEGES 0F N A' T 1. 4 N 4 4 ll NORTH cAnol.lNA M- ... .. ,E ,i ' A I. J ,fi , 1 4 I ! 1 A f .'lI1fa4C' .H I IK '47 O J 5 -D -' l 'ss' . - A 'Q I ' ' R ' A , 'Q' -R+ if .4 ' ,,..n 1- Y - A ' 'A -lu. 1' ,-43 VBCHARVLOTTEQ QOLLUEGE --'ff It Q, ' Bonniegi Cone, lliretloif -' .I -'-' 9, E i - , A ,I l A Q I , CHASRLQTTE, N..C. A 14' ' lv' -,I ,r 4 J. - It , ,, 5, .. r ff. X - .. V ' A--, -- I 5 i .1 , I M RAARSIHIALIEJ 6OlELEE1E EAST CAROLINA ClDLLEGE A 1 John W. Huff, Registrar Dr. Orval Phillips, Registrar MARE lrIILE, Cr GREENVlLLE, N. STANLEY'S SUPEI3 DRUG sTonE A R 'H I ' J,.Q,' 1 ..-.lf .1 1 -1 Q ,r Page One Hzimlrerl Forty-four -1.- . ' f- X '.', . . ' ' .. . - . ..-xv , k ..- . - A A Wx V, x. . g , Yvonne and Jay are pietulfed as they dre ... 1 v , ' : . - -,- . ', ,I about to enfer the large and convenieriff' STANLEY'S SUPER DRUG STORE. .I fi 4 . 'fx -'S ' .A ' f1949fis.'7fhf, , A A Phone, so 3-sios' , . if . ,X-1 I Y l 1,51 . , 1 4 . 1 .I I v U 0 . 91121, 11. . . 1 Yvonne and Bobby are shown enyoying some light refreshment in Ivey's convenient soda shop. W TI-IE FRIENDLY STORE MINT HILL OIL COMPANY 'af' wwf III fifffv Amoco ' I GAS ' ' 11 HOME HEATING off' Q5 V I EERED F EJ5OILS - x 1 0, ' r xD11 1:56 iff 11511.13 ig? ' K Dial FR I 043 9' If Qzharlotte, N. C. - Mint Hill, N. C. by P g O H fired Forty-f J' THE BANK OF MATTHEWS Organized 1909 MATTHEWS, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation You can be proud of your home Page One Hundred Forty-six When it's built by N. M. 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SON FURNITURE, HARDWARE 6' APPLIANCES Phone ED 4-7521 MINT HILL, N. C. ROSE'S BEAUTY SALON We specialize in Cold Wave Permanents Mint Hill Road Phone FR 7-6737 B. D. FUNDERBURK General Merchandise Phone VI 5-l56l MATTHEWS, N. C. Greenway Nursery, Inc. LANDSCAPE SERVICE Albemarle Road Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 3-7648 BARNETT'S, INC. DRUG SUNDRIES GRILL 5lI2 Park Road Phone FR 6-7066 Page One Hundred Fifty Rea Cochran Sales Co Concord Road 4 mules from the square Anythrng m Fabrlcs Charlotte Sporting Goods Co , nc 314 S Tryon Street Teach your dollars to have more cents Bob Sutton Andy KovvoIskr Alexander Jewelers C-lfts for every occasion Expert watch repalrlng Phone FR 6 l836 l5l2 Central Ave Charlotte N C R E AIexonder Owner From Foctory To You Charlotte Trouser Mfg Co Tallor Made For Stout Slum Short or Tall To Flt Them All Torlored to your Indrvrduol Style 5 Telephone FR 5 5379 l2l West Flrst Street CHARLOTTE N C Oakhurst Sales Company 4200 Monroe Road M 8 CHARLOTTE N C FUEL OIL HARDWARE FEED G SEED FERTILIZER PAINTS Page One Hundred Fzfty two GENERAL MERCHANDISE MINT HILL N C I ' o I I I ll ll ll ' ' ' 73 . , . . . . , ll ll 0 'Q I . . 5: 3,5 It's Been Our Business Since l9l6 It , , . .. ,, 1 5 ' -1 'W , . . I I , . . , . . Mclean Clothing Store Singleton Body Works Men's and Boys' Clothing WreCked Cars RGIJLIIII'-PaInI'Il1g and Shoes Upholstering and Seal' Covers Phone ED 4-4175 502 west Fifth sneer MINT HILL N. C- Phone ED 3-4276 Y cwen n ps, 9 me dglixgizg LADI I E: Y- I NSEC V EI ,Q . Q5 A ik ilgillswtboai 3 iii Nom A 6E?A5.,I Ewkiid ii KISS? 3 GTE R El PENNEYS mc: SFU' EGQS pm 'ik E I suNDRlEs DRINKS es, ci , 1 if CURB SERVICE rx , 5 on QA MINT HILL CH ,OT N. Q iigiiixf ag3iQindfed Fifi ig E 3 y :ARP-FREEMAN AMOCO smlou Route 3, Matthews MINT Hll-l-1 N- C- 301 East Trade Street Phone FR 7-7546 THE BOTTOM DOLLAR DEPARTMENT STORE '5coNcRATuLATloNs, sENioRs X T X Il-l - 'xl - r,- J - N . :X JJ x .X .' 'M ul ls X: :TU ll.. 'x ,fl 1 , 'V ' T X t . Q 1' 4,,,2 PN ' T ,, V ' 3 l Q ki' Qi ' Meet with us every third Monday evening at eight. Join the club, e E oxishiig' Y V - ' E 362 O ,- and help promote interest in school a tivi Q QQ? K :xl 'Y' U r -Q4 ' J 'Q M ' A-X - x, - big - 7 7 ll Boost East High and Watch The Ea es ly Q2 It ' is 2 Q Q - , 'x Q Carson Insurance Agenqe C, i Pmscnssr rlomsr G C f KE- CHARLOTTE, N. c. 1228 Elizabeth E .e .E SQ - Q35 CHARLOTTE 4, N. ' N Ni of Phone FR 6-l'5ll Page One Hundred Fifty-four T? TR if FIRESTONE STORES Corner Mint and Morehead CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Fisher's Amoco Service 4317 N. Tryon St., at Fair Grounds CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone ED 2-9I32 Drive Safely F. A. Fisher, Prop. , : c , X lbw '15 . .4.4.4J-1-5 X ?-05 'G ' ' I .4.,q4.e W ,4....1e,. d13A.-LJJ Ca-U' JSE Riffs SHELL I-INDI FUEL OIL SERVIGE,,2, '.,,f'.J5. 4 r W wComplete Motor Tuning, Brake Service SHELL PRODUCTS Q N Fuel Oil for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Purposes ,J Prompt, Metered Delivery Service 2437 Central Ave. Phones FR 6-3877-FR 5-8387 Phone ED 4-4805-3-7212 Moores Sewing Machines Furniture 8. Appliances NEW Cr USED SEWING MACHINES FURNITURE C1 APPLIANCES BOUGHT, SOLD Cr REPAIRED 404 East Trade St. Charlotte I, N. Gaines-Stratford House 2541 Wilkinson Boulevard Phone EX 9-O46I High Quality Furniture at Low, Low, PricesI C. EASY TERMS Page One Hundred Fifty-five 'Mzefffffdewg B !fVA.C'Z! K, 1 L' Q'w1Afvx 1-J f 4 J Jkt' TTA af 5 'QWTW 332 4144! fgwepj 7,66 57 f 4, U j CLVPCJ PEEK-A-B00 LADIES' CANCELLATION SHOES 302 N. Tryon Street Phone FR 5-0004 6145 MrL0,ALQ,1U3 Ou ,waz A-AAJ-v..1,C ' 3 4117.12-3: .lifakffffvtyffffyf ,lov-41 fu.. ,Adm CHI-IRLOTTE FISH 8: OYSTER 00. 300 E. Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. 1 an A mo Q D 1 AIQIQ H . 4 . 1 ,eine A f .L If - fi fcdmei I Independence Corporation Basement-Independence Building Safety Deposit Boxes Phone ED 3-3509 102 W. Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. .Iimmy Renirow's Service Phone ED 4-7300 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Cl-ITO'S YOUR FRIENDLY LADIES' STORE 1516 Central Avenue ,L , ' lywr- C5 Daw- qtd ---.s h.,,a4,,,: awe- r' T'I'f':T:F5' f M.,-1' ew w - I 9' l.l'n'n'l'l. 3'4 B' ',',S..- 'llnll BAM QU I PURINA cHows Query, Spivey, McGee on the Plaza 600 S' College 715 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Ph0n2:ERjj.?:i 3 Zisoog ' X fvfd f' If A QQ 6 A T 4 'UW6 MQ ' mf CY ' . 4 X 11 N Q ,pf ,lvl y If 7,f4P'4!, W7 51730 UWM' mf IQ D -X er inggythe Cgzf oiglcfyduncg My .srslf y 7,11 N ye fm .W N4 M' Ki ofxu , Pr sidendwy fd 9 1 A' hong? Eg I, 411,41 '31 nq U if V 'ffl + ni A W N X if ' ff 4 1 My eine o o 71 M Rs ' 1 RW A e 'UcL1... rflv A limi? QQMJIAQ sl -L.,.',... ' . few ee:rhigfr,f,,, eo, Wbit For Homes of Lasting.-'C-o-ndill-ext an A QU --tcua Qlyiwigllfi fplvfi, SEEQ,-c I JOE P. CRAlGo?3'T'l'C:l 'SQFNSM-Q BUILDERS :L',e::,.. Z . Wclfucagfli El i Lili? JY' A A Sl QL ,67 it SX Rl R Ng I X N Route 332, Sharon-Amity Road Q NS CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA ' Q eq Telephone FR 6-1229 i I The Lincoln National Llle Insurance Go. THE LAW OF THRIFT Of all you earn, some is yours to keep And some is yours to spend. If you want to make the LAW work, v First set aside that which you wish to keepg Its Name Indicates Its Character Then spend the rest. Otherwise, the LAW will never work. Robert L, Taylor, - ' . General Agent ff! . X Il05-09 Johnston Building I n CHARLOTTE, N. C. WWGL. J CW ff' VM? Phone: ED 3-4197 or ED 2-3503 f4gfvMa-144 it 4 MMM!-, www 1 g One H ol ul Ffy-e1,qlat 'III1 ' TC if ee ew 'ff Zio,-2, Qwesesfeafw f.L,4J ww. ' fm-gait-flame Z cv-ZZ, 0 ' ,f I fb: Z GZ 7 Under New Management For Dependable Transportation F0'me'lY Matthews Drug C0 Call BLACKS DRUG SUNDRIES Carolina Transit Charter DRUGS FQUNTAIN GRILL sefvice Wed like to serve youll Divx 4 qw QM ANYWHERE-ANYTIME N 620 West 5th Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Clyde N. Herron Telephones: Day ED 4-0218 Night FR 5-4689 Burton Institute l20-A East 3rd CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. FOR ADULTS ONLY Elementary School-Complete in 2 years High School-Accelerated and Accredited College-2 Years Commercial FEATURING .... 0 Advertising-Salesmanship 0 Commercial Art I Business Administration O Fine Art Phones ED 4-2514-ED 4-3084 .iT e Everpopular ones Mr. JUJX , .I CLI Q,U'ppij QQQ .CQ f off IwLI,IfI, I ,EA A I juldl ARP W f , I , PM'L ,nfUf3N6'lS, we all rlcle TRAlLVVAYS!'l W Him AIR-CONDITIONED-TWO-LEVEL' . WU TI-IRU-I.INERs KNO EXCHANGE ENRCUT-El I j . Q CI-IARTER TRIPS A SPECIALTY QUEEN cm . TRAII.wAYs CHARLOTTE, N. C. .a ,A fl If I ffl JL' I,I,I',Lv . W E , , . ,J I I' ,J I' ' l' l ' , All I I la W, ,I ,II J I , A I if , ,UDV A , ' . J f ' q 7 , ,I f fyhfl- ., 'IJ ,, 'I' , J If If II ' ,IQ fra! 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