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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1958 volume:

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FINNIAS FOGG, WE FOUND QURSELVES LOOKING FORWARD Page Seven TO EACH NEW DAY WITH ENTHUSIASM AND SOMETIMES DREAD Page Eight CONTEMPLATING EACH NEW ADVENTURE. THE TRIP WAS FUN YET Page Nine E 5 3 s 5 S 5 E 6 s 3 3 I E OFTEN DIFFICULT UNTIL THAT WONDERFUL DAY IN MAY . . . . . . Page Ten ONTEN sooKoNE THE SCHOOL Booxrwo CLASSES BooKTl-mee ACTIVITIES soolcrouk ATHLETICS BOOKFIVE FEATURES E x 2 r Q E 1 ? 1 00K THE C H o PageTh I W E H AO NWO R Page Fourteen A high spot of our journey was our participating in and witnessing of a repeat performance of Awztrlll and the Night Visitors. Several years earlier this opera had its southern premiere in the East High auditorium, under the same director, MRS. H. V. CARSON. This chapter of the history of East High comes to a close at the end of this year-Mrs. Carson's last year as director of our Music Department, which has become outstanding largely because of its director and her love for her work and school. Saying thanks in a small but a sincere way, we the Senior Class of 1958 do proudly and gratefullly dedicate this, the eighth volume of the EAST WIND, to MRS. H. V. CARSON for a job well done. MR. D. K. PITTMAN Principal ADMINISTRATION MR. EARL J. FRY MRS. MYRTICE DUKE MRS. LOUISE G. WRIGHT Assistant Principal Secretary Clerk MR. DECK VV. ANDREWS MR. WILLIAM E. CHEEK Economics, General Business, Biology, Chemistry Business Law, Guidance A MISS ISABEL CHOATE hs? CHARLOTTE ARANT French I anal II, Algebra Typing I and II MR. R. C' BARBEE IZXIZSS SUZANNE COFFEY . i rary FACULTY Biology MR. L. A. BELL MRS. SARA M. DEBERRY Industrial Arts Algebra 11 MRS. I-I. V. CARSON MRS. PATRICIA G. FERGUSON Chorus, Choir, Glee Cluh Drarnutics, English III Page Sixteen MR. TOM B. FLATT Agriculture MISS IUNE FOSTER English IV MR. CHARLES F. FREE English Il MR. EARL FRY Office Practice MR. O. K. GASKINS Biology, Senior Scrkznce MRS. ETHEL R. GROSE English III MR. DON HARRIS Physical Education MR. DAVID B. Hoon Worlal History, World Geography MRS. MILDRED W. IRWIN Bihle Page Seventeen ,f ,AAR if Wu U W ww Lf fgllgfnfvyb ,gum lf JW A Ji EV u Y W yu an W l M A yr W MNA U X ,yt W It Ql X MISS SHIRLEY JENKINS Algehra II and III MRS. ROSE L. LIENNINGS Distrihutive Education MRS. RUTH REID KIKER Ty ing I RS. HUGH L. LOBDELL U. S. History, English II MISS BARBARA LOWERY Girls' Physical Education MISS JULIA MOODY English IV, journalism MRS. VIRGINIA S. NEELY English ll, Spanish MRS. THELMA M. PARKER Guidance, Psychology MISS LOUISE PUCKETT U. S. History MRS. LAURA G. PURVIS Latin I and H Page Eighteen MRS. PHYLISS P. RILEY Art MRS. C. F. BITCH English III MR. WILLIAM B. ROBERTSON Chemistry, Biology MR. BERNARD B. ROPER Senior Business Math, Drivers Training MR. JOHN N. Scorr Physics, Algebra I MR. EARL SECHLER General Business, U. S. History MRS. BARBARA SIMPSON English Il, U. S. History Mlss BETTY SMITH World History MRS. MARGARET O. SMITH English II and III Page Nineteen FACULTY MR. CLYDE SWOFFORD Trigonometry, Plane Geometry, Algebra II MRS. VIRGINIA M. TAYLOR English II MRS. TDELLE P. TUCKER Home Economics II and III, Family Living MR. L. TURNER Agriculture MRS. WAINWRIGHT Piano MR. FREEMAN C. WATSON Band MRS. ELIZABETH T. WESSON Plane Geometry MRS. MARY Lou B. WIIEELER Biology, U. S. History MR. RICHARD WILLIAMS Physical Education MISS RUTH A. WILLIAMS Home Economics Page Twenty :sw , -, i tiff? gg 'ww Q ' Fi f Y K 4 5 7-w Q fu? .91 Q' 'N M iaf.2,12' g.z '1e ,5Lw..i35.2 A 'Q W mmf? ' xXt Lf?' lYgw 1 21521-za., :L 1, Gs A Cx. ,. S . mm 5 -'-.Q , 4 K! If 5553513222 ,X fwlim wiv, iv .Q 0 ,vmsfm QW. 2225 iJf2'..fa5.f Si'SYiw .W . V Q ,ggwf1xi. 5 ,ffgg?fQ w g fggi 1: , w n! 1 Q 4' ...ig fff,,,.,.g ' :'2' f fa sl! l I S1 Q5 Qqevaaan, N 1 , N NNW ' ' I, i X Xw X I l 'N ' X n x x X ' 1 Q W ' ' I I I 5: 5SE OFFICERS RALPH REA . ,..,.,... , LEM SAIVIPLE .,.. PEGGYPAEKER Page Twenty-four BILLY SATTERFIELD MRS. PARKER .... . . , .President . Vice-President , , . .Secretary A . . A ,Adviser dw f 4 Qf0,C.4 'Off ov 2 3' F ..,.Tfe-mm . , . If W DORENE KAREN ACKER WILLIAM GILBERT AGNEW CARLTON ANDREW ALEXANDER NANCY CAROLYN ALEXANDER DIANNE ETHEL ALEXANDER HARRY ALBERT ALLEN SANDRA JEAN ALLEN WILLIAM FRANCIS AMMONS DELORIS ANN ANDERSEN LETIIA IOANNE ARANT ENIOR EVERETTE WAYNE ASHLEY VIRGINIA LOIS ASHLEY GLENN ERWIN AUSTIN PATRICIA GAIL BAGGETT ROBERT KENT BAILEY PEGGY JOYCE BARNES, BETTY ANN BEAVER FRED HAROLD BENTLEY JAMES MICHAEL BICK fxd lg. X lm 1,4 . . 4' 5 X E N I O R S Page ATwenty-six RALPH CLARK BLACK LARRY WAYNE BLEVINS BARRY LUKE BONENO FRANCES ANNE BooNE I-IUEERT ALLEN BREWER BEVERLY JEAN BROADWAY DONALD ALFRED BROOKS FRED CHARLES BRUNK ANITA LOUISE BUCHANAN WHEELER VANCE BUEE WILLIAM FORREST BURNS HARRY LEROY BURNS SARA ALYCE BUTLER HILEORD DOUGLAS CALDWELL PATRICIA DEAN CALDWELL EDNA FLORIDE CAMPBELL VERNIE JAMES CANUP JR. BRENDA ELIZABETH CARPENTER CEORCE FALLS CARPENTER JAMES FRANCIS CARROLL JOYCE CECELIA CARTER EDWIN LEE CHESTNUTT DANIEL LARRY CLANTON ALLEN QIONES CLEVELAND III All we do is study French. I '0d55f.VI'KQ'- LARRY SUTTON COBURN PAUL GORDAN COLLIER CHARLES WAYNE CONNER IDA MARIE COOK FX 4 lf. 'VZ' E N I O R Page Twenty-eight ROBERT WAYNE COOKE GEORGE JOHN COUCHELL CAROL JEAN COURTNEY SUSAN SIVIYTHE CRANE JAMES THOMAS CRAWFORD BARBARA JEAN CRUMP CAROLYN ANN CRUMP ROBERT HOWIE CULP JO ANN CUTHBERSON JOHN OLIN DARNELL WILLIAM CLEMENT DAVIS JOHNNY ALBERT DAVIS MITCHELL WEBB DAVIS PATRICIA LANE DAVIS PAT MOORE DAVIS PHYLLIS ELAINE DEASON JOEL LEE DEESE DONNE ROBERT DEKLE GARY PAUL DEVEREAUX JEAN ETHEL DIERSTEIN RONNIE SANFORD DOSTER BETTY JEAN DULIN ELAINE CALLAHAN DULIN JANICE JEANETTE DULIN Time out for relaxation DANIEL O. DUNCAN CORNELIA LANE EARNHEART DONALD BRICB EARNHEART BARBARA ANN EARP fy fx 2525? .99 :,i E N I O R Page Thirty WILLIAM JOHN EARP DANIEL LEE ERNSRERCER RICHARD DALE EVANS EDWARD GERALD FINCHER YVCNNE FINCHER MARSHALL JUNIOR FISHER PEGGY SUE FLATT FRANCES LYNETTE FLEENOR ALTON HCYTT FLINCHUM JR THOMAS BRADFORD FLOWE JEANNE PHOEBE FOARD RICHARD WYATT FOGLEMAN BETSY ANN FORBIS GLENDA MAE Fox ROBERT Moss FREELAND GEORGE VANCE FREELAND THOMAS LEE FUNDERBURK JAMES STEVEN FURR JUDY GAIL FURR LINDA KAY FURR BENJAMIN W. GADDY SAUNDRA SUE GADDY JANICE ELAINE GAINEY BARBARA ANNE GLADDEN The line-up. WILLIAM LEE GLADDEN REBECCA ANN GRANT FARNUM MOORE GRAY REBECCA ANN GREENE f-X fx K' 'ff' J 9 I 'Il A ldv ' U E N I 0 R Page Thirty-two ROBERT NEIL GRIER. JAMES WILLIAM GRIFFIN THERESA MAE GRIFFIN MCRTCN ALLEN GROSSWALD RAEL DANIEL GROSSWALD SUSAN MICHAEL GURLEY LINDA joy HAGEN JAMES WASHINGTON HMGLER LARRY INGRAM HAIGLER JUDITH CAROL HALL FRANCES IRENE HARGETT WYATT PRICE HARGETT IR. ROBERT DRANE HARKEY ELSIE FMAY HARRIS JERRY EDMUND HARTIS ROBERT LANE I-IART1s DOTTY ANN HARWELL FRANCES GAIL I-IARWELL ROBERT FLEMING I-IAWKINS PATSY ANN HEGLER D GARY LEX HELMS It's no laughing matter! JOAN BEVERLEY HELMS THOMAS FLOYD I-IELMS JR. WILLIAM LARRY HELMS WALTER LEE HELMS JR. RUTH ELIZABETH HERRIN LAURA PATRICIA HICKS THURMAN JOHNSON WATSON FNS W fy 9 SENIOR Page Thirty-four ROBERT WHITE HILL EMILY COLLEEN HOOKS DAPHNE VOILA HOOKS CLYDE EDWARD HOPPER DONALD RAY HORNE IR. SYLVIA BRUCE HORTON PEGGY HATTIE HOWARD LARRY GLENN HOWELL HELEN ELIZABETH HOWIE DORIS PAYE HUFFMAN MICHAEL DAVID HUNTER CLETUS EDWARD HUNTLEY LOUISE LEDFORD I-IUNTLEY MARY WANDA HURSEY GARY EUGENE IDOL SIMMONS HARRISON ISLER IV THOMAS EDWARD JAMES DON DAVID JEFFRIES SARA LOUISE JENKINS CAROLYN JEANNETTE JOHNSON ANNIE LAURA JOHNSON I urge Class' huh? WILLIAM EDWARD JONES JR ARLTUS BURMAN KANTPE KAI' W. KAPLAN REBECCA FERGUSON KING JANE MARIE KISIAH TEDDY FLOYD KNIGHT FRANCIS JANE KRUGER SHIELA ELIZABETH LEMMOND GAYLE FRANKLIN LIGON BETTY RUTH LITTLE ROBERT SPEAR LOCKHART SUSAN WI-NFREY LONG JUDY CLAUDINE LONGWITH CHARLES DAv1D LORD PHYLLIS ANNE LOVE BRUCE CORBIN LOWE ROBERT EUGENE MACCLARY HEATHER ELOISE MACDONALD ROBERT LEE MALLARD LAURA JANE MARTIN NORMA JANE MATTHEWS RICHARD GUY MATTOX DORIS JEAN MCALLISTER KENNETH MCATEER PATRICIA LONG MCCARVER BRENDA ELSIE MCCORKLE KAY FRANCES MCCRACKEN LVhat's fo? lunch? 1 DOROTHY LOUISE MOGILL ROBERT MATTHEW MOKEOHNIE MARY JANE MCKEE JIMMY NEAL MCNAULL O 5553 I 4 af lv D W E R N I O Page Thirty-eight NANCY ANN IVIEACHANI BYRON L. MEAD MARY CAROLYN MERRITT JAN ANTHONY MERRITT CAROLYN MAE MOORE RONALD COLEMAN MOORE GEORGE KEITH MORRIS MARY THOMAS MORRIS ROGER ALAN MORRISON ROBERT EVERETTE Moss THOMAS OLIVER MULCAHAY DONNIE CLIFTON MULLIS EDWARD RAY MULLANEY BARBARA ANN NORMAN LAUB HANS NIELSEN JERRY ARTHUR NICHOLS JAMES PETER OPPENHEIM MARJORIE CARRO ORB EMIL WAYNE PARKER MARGARET JUNE PARKER NANCY JANE PEROIVAL MARGARET JANE PHILLIPS ROBERT WESLEY PHILLIPS JOHN RANDOLPH PIGG JfVatchf the birdie? JAMES NORMAN PIKE, GEORGE WILLIAM POOVEY SHIRLEE DONALD PILESSLEY DIANA RUTH PRESSON O K . All A A90 ENIOR Page Forty MAHLON HOGIITT PRIVATTE HOYET BENJAMIN PRIVETTE ROGER BAKER PRIVETTE WILKIE PUIISER VVILLIAM KRESS QUERY THOMAS EDMOND RAMEY BOBBY DWIGHT REA DAVID FRANK REA JANE ELIZABETH REA RALPH WARE REA LINDA RAMELLE REA JEROME WARREN REDD HENRY HOFFMAN REYNOL BURNEY DON RICE MADALINE RICE DS IR. RAYMOND M. ROBBINS IR. FRANCES IEAN ROBINSON THOMAS FOWLER ROGERS IANIES MICHAEL ROONEY PEGGY RUSSELL LEM RUBEN SAMPLE WILLIAM SAITEREIELD GEORGE RICHARD SEASTROM CAROL MARIE SHIRLEY The pause that 1'ef1'eshe's KATHERINE JEAN SHULL LANIER CAROL SIGMON ROY LEE SIMERLEY BARBARA LYNN SIMPSON fwfx Minh 'Bb 9 r' IP J ID .fi I Bs E R N I O Page Forty-two BOBBY RAY SIMPSON EDWIN LEE SIMS JAMES EDWIN SINCLAIR LINDA LEE SKIDMORE JERRY BOYD SLAWTER RICHARD PERRY SLOAN NANCY JEANNE SLOOR ELEANOR JANE SMITH HERB FRANKLIN SMITH JERRY SMITH LARRY DOUGLAS SMITH LYNETTE DIX SMITH NICKY WAYNE SMITH WAYNE L. SMITH WILLIAM AUSTIN SOISET GEORGE WILLIAM SPEERS CAROLYN REID SQUIRES JIMMIE LOU SQUIRES IAMES THOMAS STACK ROBERT EARLE STALLINGS LARRY BARNARD STANSELL 'EAN CAROLYN STATON BARBARA JEAN STEPHENS ELIZABETH ANN STEVENS 4. Study pewknol? NANCY ANN STEVVART FLOYD ANDRE STRICKLAND SANDRA JOSEPHINE STRICKLAND BARRY WITTBN STUART fwfx xl If 4 .UQ U 5 Fl .ly A Dv U ' w ENIOR Page Forty-four MILIECRD FRANKLIN STUMPF BRENDA SUE SUMMEY VIDA GREIS SUMNER SHIRLY ANNE TADLOCK DONALD FLYNN TALLEY DORIS JEAN TARLTON PATRICIA ANN TARLTON CHARLES LAWRENCE TAYLOR MELVIN RAY TEETER NANCY JANE THOMPSON LARRY WAYNE TODD JOHN STANLEY TUCKER WILLIAM MERLE UNTZ ARCUS WOODROW WALLACE ROGER WILLIAM WALTERS ANITA LOUISE WARLICK JUNE CAROL WASHAM KIETHA RAE WATSON JOE WYLIE WATERS HARRY LEE WATWOOD III HELEN LOUISE WAYNE JOHNNY WILLIAM WAYNE PATRICIA JANET WEDDINCTON STERLING ELIOTT WELCH Oh! Those stuclious seniors? BRENDA MARIE WHITE GEORGE WILSON WHITLEY NANCY CAROLYN WILLIAMS MARY BLANCH WILLIAMS T fN . 7 li My 'C-4 gpff iv' 9 ENIOR Page Fofrty-six J PHYLLIS ANNE WILSON ROBERT LOWRY WYLIE IRA JAMES YANDLE MARY KATHRYN YANDLE KENNETH EUGENE YERTON JAMES DAVID GODEREY HOUSTON THOMAS HICKS MARION RUSSELL ALDRED BONNIE DEANE GRIFFIN MASCOTS: SARAH ELLEN DINKINS RALPH WEEE MICHAEL HAMMOND GRISWOLD JAMES BREVARD JAMISON LYNN PATTERSON TANKERSLEY JOE J. TANKERSLEY SIDNEY SM1TH HELEN PATRICIA WINGATE JODY SCHISLER Seniors not pictured: HAROLD DON. HONEYCUTT JAMES EDWARD IKNER RONALD CHARLES TURNER Page Forty-seven 5 N T H E J U N I O R S Page Forty-eight OFFICERS MRS. GROSE ..... BETSY GARDNER . . FAYE MATTHEWS . BECKY JUNKER . . . NANCY ABERNATHY . . . . .Sponsor . , . .President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasuref Vice-President fwfwd tl L l ff-J ww f 9 W 1? 5 W EARL ABERNATHY NANCY ABERNATHY FRANCES ALBA BONNIE ALDERMAN CARL ALEXANDER BILL ALEXANDER BETTY ALLEN GINNY ALTIZER MANUAL ARANT SALLY ARDREY UNIOR LIBBY AUTEN FRANK AVERETT BOBBY BAGLEY JEAN BAGWELL ROBERT BAILEY PAT BAKER BILL BANKER BETTY BARTLETT JAMES BARTLETT IERRY BAUCOM BOE BEAGLE MARGARET BELK PAT BELK SHARON BELK MOFFATT BENTON JIM BLAND BETTY BLANTON LYNN BLEVINS SYLVIA BOWERS DONALD BREWER Page Forty-'nme M. C. BROOM HAINES BROWN CARL BUMGARDNER DENNIE BURNS FRANKLIN BYRD BARBARA CALLAHAN GAYLENE CAMPBELL BARBARA CANUP ALLEN CARPENTER RICHARD CARRIKER PHYLLIS CATHEY KAY CHANDLER TOMMY CHIPLEY FRANCES CHRISTENBU TOMMY CLANTON A KITTY ANN CLARK JUDY CLAWSON CURTIS CLOUD JUDY COAN BILL COGCINS IANICE COLLINS FRANK CONNELL TED CONNELL BRIAN COOK JUDY Cox DIANE CRAIG ROSALYN CREEL LINDA CRIBB BOBBY CRISP SYLVIA CRUMP PAT DANIEL SUE DANIEL DORIS DAVIS ETTA DAVIS ROY DAVIS NEAL DILTZ DICKY DIXON RICHARD DOHERTY JANE DOUGLAS ED DUCHESNEY UNIOR JOHNNY DUCKWCRTH ALMA DULIN C. W. DULIN RACHEL DULIN DEVCNNE DUNCAN JAMES DUNCAN CAROLYN EARNEY JACKIE EARP DALE EDWARDS PEGGY ENLOE JIMMY ERVIN CAROLYN ESTRIDGE MARILYN FAIRCHILD REGGIE FAUST JUDY FBLTS LINDA FENNELL ETTA FINK NANCY FISHER TOMMY FISHER JUDY FITZGERALD Page Fzfty one JOAN FLEMING CLIN FLOWE ALYCE FOARD ANN FOSTER RICHARD FRYE ANN FULGHUM JIMMY FUNDERBURK PHYLLIS FURR TIM FURR BETSY GARDNER LINN GARIBALDI DARRYL GILLAND MARGARET GILLILAND HOWARD GLADDEN LLOYD GLADDEN ANNE GLENN EUGENE GLENN LINDA GLOSSON LINDA GOBLE PETER GOLDBURG UNIOR LYNN GORDON JIM GRANT ALTON GRAYSON JIM GREGORY BETTY GRIFFIN SUSAN GRIFFITH JUDY GROGAN LINDA GULLEDGE JEFF GULLER GAY GUNTER BOBBY HAIR JIM HAMILTON BARRIE HANCOCK JUDY HANEY SUSAN HANLINE RUTH HARDIN CHARLES HARKEY ROY HARTIS LINDA HARTSELL JIMMY HAYNES UNIOR BILL HELMS JERRY HELMS KENNETH HELMS HARRIET HENDERSON STEVE HENDERSON PEARL HILL ART HILLERT BONNIE HINEBAUCH LINDA HIRSCH SUSAN HODGSON EDDIE HOLLIFIELD BILL HOLLAND JUDY HOLMES JOYCE HONEYCUTT JIMMY HOPKINS EUGENE HORNE JIMMY HORNE BELTON HORTON CHRISTINE HOUGH HORACB HOWINGTON Page Fifty-three LORBTTA HUDSON MARY HUNNICUTT PEGGY I-IUNTLEY MARTHA I-IUTCHINS CONNER HUTCHINSON HELEN IKNER DON IRBY FRANK IRBY JIMMY JACOBS LINDA JAMES VIVIAN JAMES KENNETH JAMISON JOANNE JENKINS JOYCE JENKINS MARJORIE JENNINGS I-IOMER JOHNSTON JUNIOR JANET JONES STEVE JORDAN KAY JOHNSTON DONALD JORDAN TINA JORDAN BECKY JUNKER NANCY KAY JERRY KELLIS DONNA KEPHART SANDRA BRITTON JUDY KIIIBY RETTA KIRKPATRICK GAYLE K1sEn JUDY KISER KAY KISER KAY KISER REGGIE KISER BONNIE KISTLER CHARLOTTE Kozun DIANNE KRUGER RS BILL KURDYS GENE LAMB DAVID LANDON ALLEN LEMMGND BETTY LEWIS PEGGY LIGON RUTH ANN LILLY DELORIS LINKER RUTH LINKER LINDA LITTLE PETE LITTLE MILDIIED LLOYD RUBY LONG DUDLEY LORD JOHN LOWIIANGE GvvYN.LownY Page Fifty-five JANE LYTON ROBEY MANN NORMAN MAEWITZ PAYE MATTHEWS JANE MATTINGLY GENE MAYE DEAN MOCAEVER JANICE MOCOY TOMMY MOCOY CAROL MCGUIRT BUDDY. MCKEOWN LINDA MCLAUGHLIN I-IARRIET MCMILLAN JAMES MCWPHRTER RALPH MELTON KEN MEREDITH UNIOR JO MILLIKEN ROY MILLS WAYNE MINGUS PAM MOESZINGER GERALDINE MOORE BOB Momus BEOKY MOSER LYNDEL MOSER JIMMY MOSLEY BOBBY MULLIS HAROLD MULLIS LYNEITE. MULLIS PATSY MULLIS RALPH MULLIS MARGARET MUNN EDITH NELSON BILL NEWELL SHIRLEY NEWELL AMY Io NORMAN PAT ODOM NIOR CAROLYN OSBORNE RUFUS OVERCASH BRUCE OVERTON BARBARA OWBNS WAYNE OWENS PAT PADGET WALLACE PATTERSON PIEBA PERRY BILLY PHARR EDDIE PI-IILEMON HILTON PHILLIPS PAT PHILLIPS RAY PIERCE JEAN PICC ANN PI'I'I'S RONNIE POOL Page Fifty-seven IIIDY POPE DORA ANN PORTER JERRY PRATHER JUNE PRATI-IER CLIFFORD PRESLEY MACK PRESLEY PEGGY PREssLEY ANDY PRICE LYNN PRICE TOMMY PRITGHARD NANCY QUILLEN LEROY RAY SALLY RHYNE MARTIN RICHEK LARRY RITTER LINDA ROEE UNIORIS TED ROBERTSON TOMMY ROBERTSON DAVID RODDEY PATRICIA RODGERS RONNIE ROGERS LEONARD Ross CAROLYN ROYSTER SHEILA RUMPE SARA Rusn PAT RUSSELL .KAY SALZMAN DANNY SAssER KENNETH SOARBORO BILL SCOTT RICHARD ScOfIT MILDRED SHARPE DOUG SHUMAN MARGARET SHUMAN LINDA SILVER BOBBY SIMMONS UNIOR V JAX J V V, .. M.5,J,,,,ib , , fbi 'X 5 All, , Q! Lwlfqiff A .J A A BETTY SIMPSON SUE SIMPSON PHYLLIS SIMPSON ROBERT SINCLAIR JERRY SLOAN BRENDA SMITH FREDDIE SMITH JULIUS SMITH SYLVIA SMITH JERRY SPENCER BETTY SPEER JEAN STAFFORD PATSY STANLEY RICHARD STANLEY EUGENE STAP-NES DONNA STEGALL Page Fifty mne MARIA STEGALL ALMA STILWELL LEIWMIE SUMMEY LINDA SWAIN BEVERLY TEAL NANCY TEAL TOMMY TEVEPAUGH LILLIE MAE THOMPSON PAT THOMPSON SALLY TILLOTSON JANIE TITSHAW FRANKIE TOMBERLIN I DICKIE JEAN TORRENCE MELISSA TORRENCE SARAH TRENT JEAN TROUTMAN UNIOR FRANCES TUCKER SHIRLEY TUGKER PHYLLIS TUCKER SHIRLEY TWEED BOBBY TYSON LESLIE VERRAN RICHARD VINROOT ANNE WADDELL DONNA WALLACE JACK WALLACE LANA WALLACE ROBERT WALLACE CAROLYN WALTERS DAVID WALTERS BILL WARE BILL WATSON CHARLES WATSON BARBARA WELCH ALFRED WELLINC PATSY WENTZ UNIOR GAYLE WEST TOMMY WHITE LIIBBY WHITESCARVER MURIAL WHITLEY JUNE WILBURN JUDY WILEY ELLEN WILKERSON ELLEN WILLARD JOHNNY WILLIAMS Ross WILLIAMS MAXINE WILSON HOYLE WRIGHT JOHNNY WYATT TOMMY YANDALL ELEANOR YOUNG DAVID YOUNGMAN Page Sixty-one PHIL GULLER .,.. NIIKE POPE THE soPHoMoREs SALLY M0L'if65f- Page Sixty-two BETTY MGAULEY . . MRS4' VIRGINIA TAYLOR f5 KX .fx Vice-President . . . ISec1'etary . . . .Treasurer 'If 1 '4 A 5 I , rib I . . . ,Preszdent 5 XJ V I 1 ul . . . . .Adviser xx SIDNEY ACKER JANE AGNEW BOBBY ALLEN BRENDA ALLEN DIANE ALLEN DONNALEA ALLEN MITSY ALEXANDER JOHN ALGOOD JOHN ALLISON SONNY ALLISON RUTH ALLRED JIMMY ANDERSON BERNIE ARMSTRONG DIANE ASHWORTH JUDY AUSTIN JUDY AUSTIN RONNY AUTREY ROBERT AVANT EVELYN AYOOTH NANCY AYRES KENNETH BAILY CAROL BAKER PAT BAKER BRENDA BALCH SOPHOMORES JACKIE BARTLET1' BEVERLY BASS BETTY BARNES DORIS BASS DON BAUGOMB TOMMY BAUCOMB DELORISE, BAXTER KAREN BAXTER BRENDA BEAM BEV BECKER TELD BELK WANDA BENNETT JOHN BENSOII FLOYD BERRY TED BEVERLY CONNIE BISHOP SALLY BLACK TED BLACK JIMMY BLANCGHARD DIANE BLANTON JOE BOONE WAYNE BOWERS SAM BOYCE DOUG BRACKETT GAIL BRADSHAW LYDIA BRASSFIELD STEVE BRAWLEY ROY BRIGGS JOHNNIE. BROOKS FRANK BROWN JEAN BROWN BRUCE BRUHWEL DAVID BRUNSON LEWIS BUCHANAN PHIL BUGKINGIIAM Pqge Sixty-three DAVID COLE KATHERINE CoLsON PAT COLLINS KAY CONNELL BILL CONSTANGY BRENDA CONYERS JERRY COOK NANCY COOKE BETSY CORBETT JEANNIE Cox JIMMY CRAIG SUE ANN CRAVEN VIRGINIA CROOK LOU CROSLAND FREDDY CROWSON NANCY CRUMP JERRY CURRY MARSHALL CUTHBERTSON VAN DABBS BETH ANN DANIEL DIANA DARNELL SANDRA DAUGHTRY JEAN DAVIS LENA DAVIS MERIDITH 'DAVIS CHARLES DEAL JANICE DEESE JOHN DEESE PAT DEESE JAMES DELLINCER BARBARA DENSON DIANE DEssAUER SETON DEVITA FRANKIE DICK ELIZABETH DIECK Page Sixty-four SOPHOMORES DAVID BUHL, JOHN BURDETTE BOYD BERNETTE JUDY BYRD SONNY BYRUM BILLY CALDWELL BOBBY CALDWELL MIKE CANIRE DARLENE CANUP PAUL CANUP NANCY CARLIN ELSIE CARNES BOBBY CARPENTER ELAINE CARPENTER BECKY CARR . RICHARD CARROLL PAT CASH BETTY LOU CASSIDAY MARY CAUDLE JO ANN CHESHIRE CHARLES CHRISTY JOYCE CHURCH PATSY COKER KENNETH CXOCHRANE DORIS DIERSTEIN GAIL DOBBINS NANCY DOHERTY KAREN Dom-IMAN LORIS DOVER DINK DOWDY BILLY DUCKWORTH DOTTIE DUEE MARTHA DULIN VALERIE DUMONTEIR ELIZABETH EAGLE PHILIP EAsoN BILL ECHOLS BUTCH EDWARDS DON ELAM DAVID EDWARDS DAVID ELLIOT DOUG ELMOHE JEAN EUDY JEANETTE FAILE FRANCIS FAULK CINDA FERGUSON HYDE FLIPPO ELLEN FORD -Q ' V V ,., SOPHOMORES NANCY FOSTER DELORISE FOWLER BILL FOWLER NANCY FOWLER FRANK Fox CARL FREEMAN CURTIS FREEMAN JAMIE FRINK CAROLYN Jo FURR JUDY FURR SHIRLEY FURR RICHARD GADDY SUE GAHRMAN DON GALOWAY RONNIE GAYLOR RONALD GEER RICHARD GIBBSON JUDY GILLELAND HUBERT GLADDEN NANCY GODEREY MIKE GOODE. KAREN GOODMAN HOWARD GRAHAM MARY Lou GRAHAM TOMMY GRAHAM BRENDA GRAYSON LARRY GREEN JUDY GRIFFIN TRUDY GR1swoLD PI-IYLLIS GRosswALD PI-LIL GULLER I NANCY GUY JOHN GWALTNEY RANDY HAILEY JANICE HAIRE Page Sixty-fzve RONNIE HELMS MARVIN HENDERSON BILL HIGHTOWER LINDA HILTON BARBARA HINliLE ERIC HOLLIS DEWITT HOLT Jo ELAINE HONEYCUTT PATRICIA HONEYCUTI' JIMMY HOOVER JOYCE HORNE JAY HORNER DOUGLAS HOUCH JUDY HOUCH LARRY HOUCH LYNN HOUCH NORA MAY HOUGH S6NNY HOUGH BOBBY HOWARD JERRY HOWELL FRANCIS HOWIE JOHN HOWIE SANDRA HOWIE MARY HOWLAND CAROLYN HUCIIS TIM HUDDLESTON JEAN HUNTER THOMAS HUNTLY VERLENE HUNTLEY DANNY HUTCIIINSON BILL HYDE BILLY JACKSON CHRISTY JAMES MARY JAMISON BOBBY JENSON Page Sixty-six SOPHOMORES JOHN HALL GAIL HAMBRICK BRADLEY HARGEIT BARTON HARJCEY JEAN I-IARILEY JUDY HARKEY LARRY HARMON SHIRLEY HARRIS TED HARRIS KATHY HARTIS GAIL I-IARTNESS SANDRA HARTON PAT HARTSELL SHARON HARWELL PAT HATLEY RONNIE HEARN. CARLSON HEDRICK DICKIE HELMS GEORGE HELMS JAMES HELMS JOYCE HELMS LINDA HELMS MARY HELMS NANCY HELMS BETH JESSUP JOHNNY JOHNSON MARTIIA GAIL JOHNSON FRANKIE JONES GEORGE JUNKER DORIS JUSTICE LARRY JUSTICE LILA KAY KENNETH KELLER DON KENDALL SHIRLEY KEPHART DIANNE KERLEY JERRY KERLEY FOREST KINLEY PAT KERR MARIE KEssLER GARY KEZIAH THOMAS KEZIAI-I MARY GLEN KIKER PATRICIA KILLOUGH CAROLYN KIMBRILL J. B. KING JO ELAINE KISER BRENDA KISTLER SOPHOMORES ELLA KNIGHT SIDNEY KNIPENBURG BILLY KORBLER KATHY KRUGER PETE LANDON ROBERT LANKFORD JUDY LAVINSON CAROL LEEGH LINDA LEETE JOHN LEMMOND JAOIIIE LEssARD CAROLYN LILES Jo ANN LILLY Loxs LITTLE ,GC . . ,I sw -. J G. JIMMY LONG NANCY LONG MARY JANE LOWE BRENDA LOWRY J. K. MACDONALD ELAINE MARGEL CONNIE MARLEY FREDIJY MARTIN BAZIL MATIIES ARTIE MATTOX JAMES MAY JOE MAYS VIRGINIA MAYI-IEW ALLEN MAYNARD BETTY MCAULEY DORIS MCCALL JUDY MCCALL MARY ANN MCCALL RANDY MCCALL WILLIAM MCCOMB JOHN MCKIOY Page Sixty-seven JIMMY MOSS DAVID MATTE SALLY MOULTON JIM MULANY CAROLE MULLIS DORIS MULLIS JERRY MULLIS JIMMY MULLIS TAMARA MULLIS TERRY MULLIS TOMMY MULLIS PATSY MUROHISON HARRY MURRAY JOHN NASH PEGGY NANCE LARRY NEIL LAWRENCE NEWTON BECKY NOLAN EDWARD OSBORNE ORION OSBOURNE FRANKLIN OUTEN RAYONA OVERTON HARDY PARADISE ZEB PARISH DANNY PARKER ROBBY PERRIELO PEGGY PERRY GAIL PHIEER BARBARA PHILLIPS BOBBY PHILLIPS JOE PIERGE CAROLYN PIGG BRENDA PIKE SONNY PLETTNER JOE POOLE Page Sixty-eight SOPHOMORES J. Down MCEWEN RUTH ANN MCGINN1S DOLLIE MGILROY DOUG MOKINSEY JACK MCJUNKIN CYHARLES MGKISSIOK JERRY MGKOWN MARY MGMANUS SANDRA MGNABB ROBERT MEEKS FRED MERRIT ROGER MERRITT MARILYN METZNER MARY MICHAEL JANE MILLER JEAN MILLS BARBARA MONEYMAKER CONNIE MOORE EUGENE MOORE LARRY MOORE PHLILIP MOORE JIMMY MORRIS CAROLYN MOSES CLAUDIA MOSS LARRY POOLE MARY PRATHER ANN PRESSLEY JOYCE PREssLEY DELORES PRESSON DON PRESSON MIKE POPE PATSY PORTER T. W. PRICE SARAH PRIVATTE JOYCE PULLEN NANOY PURSER HELEN REA DIANNE REEPER RALPH REID WAYNE REID KAY RHIMLER LINDA REVELS VIRGINIA REYNOLDS JIMMY REZAC JOHNNY RHINEHARDT STANLEY RICHMOND ROSE MARIE RISENEIELD WAYNE RILEY SOPHOIVIORES GINGER MNK BOBBY RIPPY RAY ROACH ROY LEE ROACH BRENDA ROBINSON LINDA ROCK DONNIE RODGERS ROBERTA ROMASCO JACKIE ROSENBLATT JOSEPH Ross HAL Ross RONNY Ross BILL ROYSTER LYNDA ROWE EVAH RUSHING WILLIAM RUSSELL BETTY Jo SAssER GOLDIE SELLERS BECKY SHERRILL CAROLYN SHORT DIOKIE SHORTLEDGE BRENDA SHORE PAT SHIIRERT DON SHUMAKER JOE SHUMAKER TOMMY SKIDMORE ANNETTE SMITH AUBREY SMITH BILL SMITH DAVLD SMITH HARRIET SMITH HOPE SMITH JERRY SMITH KENNETH SMITH MARILYN SMITH Page Sixty-nme BILL STUART LEE STUART MARY ELIZABETH STUART NIURIEL STUBBS LINDA STUTT JOHN TAYLOR RACHEL TAYLOR BOBBY THERRILL ELIZABETH THOMAS MARIAM THOMAS DELORES THOMPSON GENE THOMPSON HENRY THOMPSON ELLEN THORNE NANCY TALBERT LORETTA THOMZAC DAVID TORRENCE DIANNE TOTHILL LEWIS TRULL BARBARA TUCKER ESSIE TUCIKER TIM TUCKER TED TURNER JANICE TURTIAM JOYCE UNTZ JEANE WALLACE ANNE WALKUP BILLY WALTERS MARY WARREN DIANNE WATSON DONNA WATSON KEN WATSON STEVEN WEAVER CIIARLES WELLING MISSY WESTMORELAND Page Seventy SOPHOMORES PEGGY SMITH REGGIE SMITH NANCY SOMERVILLE LARRY SOSSAMON SIANNA SOUTHERN BETTY SPEER ALICE SQUIRES ELLIS STACY BRENDA STAFFORD JERRY STAEEORD CAROLYN STANFIELD EDDIE STARNES RICHARD STORK BENNY STATON DOTTIE STAUFFER KATHY STEEMAN JOHNNY STEGALL SUZI STEPHENS JUDY STEWART JOYCE STILWELL SARAH STONE GWEN STOPHEL DONNA STORM FRANK STRUB BRENDA WHITE THOMAS WILLIS BARBARA WILLIAMS EDDIE WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS MICHAEL WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMS ALICE WILSON JANE WILSON MARCIA WILSON RUBY WILSON JOHNNY WILSON JOE WOOD RICKY WOODCOCK KIT WADDEL PEARL WOODROW GEORGE YANDLE SAMMY YANDLE BUD YOUNG SUE YOUNG e 5 5 E s E 3 5 E 5 s 5 Q e 5 E fs 9 ACTIVIT' Page Seventy-four NORMAN PIKE, President of the North Carolina State Student Council. Seated: Marjorie Orr, Ed Chesnutt, Richard Vinroot, Dorothy McGill. First row: Linda Leete, Libby Whitescarver, Becky Sher- rill, Karen Dohrman, Bonnie Himebauch, Betsy Gardner, Jane Lytton, Sara Butler, Helen Vvlayne, Nancy Teal, Betty Io Sasser. Second row: Norman Pike, Sheila Bumpf, Mary Jane Lowe, David Brunson, Linda Goble, Artie Matrox, Nancy Abernathy, Ralph Rea, Nancy Thompson, Rachel Taylor, Barbara Norman, Deloris Anderson. Third row: Mrs. Sara DeBerry, jim Bland, Jack Mcjunkin, Cletus Huntley, Reggie Smith, Rachel Dulin, Hyde Flippo, Mike Pope, Betty McAuley, Phil Guller, Doris McAllister. Fourth row: Ierry Helms, Pete Little. STUDENT COUNCIL YVONNE FINCHER Bliss Hi-Miss First row: Marjorie Orr, Ed Chesnutt, Richard Vinroot, Dorothy McGill. Second row: Judy Furr, Linda Kay Furr, Norman Pike, Nancy Abernathy, Helen Wayne. Third row: George Couchell, Nancy Thompson. EXECUTIVE c:ouNcll. CLUB PRESIDENTS' First row' Jane Phillips Sylvia Horton, Nancv Quillen, Janice Gainey, George Couchell, cl G 1 Wheeler Buff, Johnny Wayne, Judy Longwith, Vida Sumner. Secoiid row: Lem Sample, Heather MacDonal , ai Harwell, Bobbv Mullis, Linda Kay Furr, Elsie Harris, Jean Troutman, Tina Jordan, Judy Furr, Joyce Carter, Jane ' ' ' h B Rea. Third row: Bobby Culp, Jim McNaull, Tommy Hicks, Hans Nielson, Roger Morrison, Jerry Finc er, arry Stuart, Bob Morris, Tommy Stack, Jerry Slawter, Argie Wallace. f EAST . 25 X I is W f T s R xl wt we Q! KN K5 The editorial staff of the East Wind is made up of student editors to represent each section of the annual. They are headed by an editor-in-chief and a faculty sponsor, Miss Laws. Their job is to compose and edit the entire annual. To the h ..... . m goes muc Cfedlf and praise for their unceasmg efforts in makmg our annual such a great success. The chief objective of the business staff of the East Wind is to finance the annual. The staff is composed of the business manager, two assistants, and h . , Q omeroom representatives. They are sponsored by a member of the faculty, Mr. Andrews. This staff has worked untiringly to make an annual possible. They d n I Q n . eserve much credit and praise for their rewardrng Work. Editor-in-Chief JANE PHILLIPS I NANCY QUILLEN Business Manager 2 Jovan CARTER Assistant Editors- FRANKIE TOMBERLIN NANCY ABERNATHY Assistant Business Managers- BONNIE HINBBAUCH JERRY PRATHER 1 X . X EDITORIAL STAFF S C Senior Class Fditor' jane Bea Senior Class Editcrrg Nancy Aber- First row: usan rane, . , , , , nathy, Assistant Editor, Frankie Toniberlin, Assistant Editorg Nancy Quillen, Assist ant Editor, Becky Ifunker, Iunior Class Editorg Rachel Dulin, junior Class ' f ' - l W Clula Editorg Bamelle Rea Editor. Second row: Brenda Carpenter, Typist, He en ayne, , Feature Editor, Nancy Percival, Faculty Editor, Heather MacDonald, Literary Editor, Stanley Tucker, Pliotograplierg Argie Vllallace, Sports Editorg Karen Baxter, Sophomore Class Editor, Jean Brown, Sophomore Class Editorg Miss Laws, Adviser. BUSINESS STAF'F First row: Mr. Andrews, D. Anderson, F. Mathews, S. Griffith, D. Brunson, A. Welling. ' ' ' N. L Robinson. N. Per- I. Guller, Rosenblatt, B. Hrnkle. Second row. Lavinson, Ong, cival, C. Alexander, S. Tweed, Shull, I. Mattingly, B. Daniels. Third row: M. Davis S. Kephart, K. Watson, D. Presson, Mullis, J. Jones. G. West, D. Kephart, M. Orr I. Rea, Longwith. Fourth row: Blanchard, S. Tucker, R. Merritt, I. Helms, B. Tyson B. Wylie, B. Culp, L. Clanton, Redd. Q First row: Norman Pike, Hans Neilson, Ralph Rea. Second row: Bill Speer, Bill Satterfield JUNIOR ROTARIANS Page Seventy-eight F Ed Chesnutt. George Couchell, Raymond Robbins. I . . . . . The Junior Rotarians are well-deserving senior boys who are chosen by the senior sponsor to represent East High each month at the Rotary Club. This honor gives each Junior Rotarian an opportunity to become acquainted with some of the city's most out- standing business and civic leaders. Each Tuesday of their particular month our Junior Rotarians of tomorrow, attend a luncheon at the Elk's Club with these leaders. MARSHALS The twelve students who, at the end of the first semester of their junior year, have the highest averages in their class are chosen as marshals. These grades are averaged from their freshman year through the first semester of the junior year. The marshals serve at all the commencement pro- grams and at other programs upon request. They take their office at the beginning of the second semester of their junior year and serve until the end of the second semester of their senior year. ,V-M HELEN WAYNE, Chief Marshal First row: Lyn Smith, lane Phillips, Helen VVayne, Chiefg Dorothy McGill, Nancy Thompson. Second row: Elsie Harris, Indy Longwith, Jeanne Foard, Nancy Percival, Linda Kay Furr. Third row: Ed Chesnutt, Bobby Culp, Billy Satterfield. Page Eighty Our laeantiful ,Meditation Room. ALLIED YOUTH CLUB The Allied Youth Club is a Christian organization for youth who are interested in high morals and high standards of living. This club's programs are dedicated to pro- moting these ideals. Several times during the year the club undertakes projects of helping those who need aid. The main project of this type is at Christmas . . . carrying out the theme, Keep Christ in Christmas. This is a most successful project and is always backed by the entire school. The club members strive to promote school spirit and support the athletics, school socials, and other activities of the school. THURSDAY First row: Bill Speer, Larry Taylor, Judy Furr, President, Bobby Culp, Vice-President, Lyn Gordon, Secretary, Lem Sample, Treasurer, Herb Smith, Tommy Funderburk, Norman Pike, Stanley Tucker. Second row: Mrs. Irwin, Sandra McNab, Jeanette Faile, Gwen Stophel, Brenda Carpenter, Doris Justice, Joyce Stilwell, Kathy Harris, Judy Furr, Carolyn Osborn, Gail Bradshaw, Lynn Blevins, Patsy Wingate, Diane Craig. Third row: Jane Phillips, Nancy Percival, Jean Robinson, Patricia Davis, Jane Mattingly, Edward Osborne, Doris Tarlton, Jean Mills, Pearl Woodrow, Pat Baggett, Libba Stuart, Jean Shull, Gail Helderman, Kathy Kruger, Mary Helms, Brenda Shu, Marcia Wilson. Fourth row: Brenda Stafford, Nancy Long, Lee Stuart, Betty Speer, Linda Goble, Rosalyn Creel, Lila Kay, Carolyn Williams, Carol Washam, Donna Storm, Carolyn Furr, Sharon Harwell, Joyce Pressley, Mary Jane Lowe, Doris McAllister, Carol Courtney, Mary Williams. Fifth row: Bobby Ray Simpson, Larry Clanton, Johnny Brooks, Brenda Grayson, Eloise Fisher, Carolyn Short, Jean Brown, Carolyn Stanfield, Joyce Horne, Ruby Howell, Nellie Stiles, Jean Broadway, Frances Boone, Becky Carr, Lila Mae Thompson, Esie Tucker, Carol Baker. Sixth row: Hank Reynolds, Wyatt Hargett, Kress Query, Bob McKechnie, Elliot Welch, Johnny Davis, Thomas Rogers, Bobby Hill, Robert Lockhart, Bill Stuart, Ronnie Helms, Larry Todd, Joe Pool, Sherman Powelson, Sue Young, Helen Rea. FRIDAY Seated: Ralph Reid, Treasurer, Susan Crane, Secretaryg Richard Vinroot, Vice-Presidentg and Sylvia Horton, President. First row: Mrs. Irwin, Mildred Lloyd, Frances Tucker, Brenda Balch, Peggy Russell, Mitsy Alex- ander, Brenda Lowery, Nancy Purser, Floride Campbell, June Wilbum, Goldie Sellers, Brenda Robinson, Louise Huntley, Judy Byrd. Second row: Jean Harkey, Judy Hough, Peggy Nance, Peggy Huntley, Pearl Hill, Hope: Smith, Brenda Pike, Carolyn Crump, Missy Westmoreland, Donna Watson, Pat Baker, Meredith Davis, Jean Hunter. Third row: Carl Chandler, Jerry Sloan, Johnny Knox, Ann Foster, Devonne Duncan, Linda Rowe, Ginger Rink, Kay Reimler, Jean Davis, Linda McLaughlin, Jerry Cook, Larry Coburn, Marshall Cuthbertson. .,,!4 '. Morning devotionals. Page Eighty-one COMMERCIAL RADIO CLUB First row Bill Alexander, Treasurer, Pat Rogers, Secretaryg Ronald Rogers, Vice-Presidentg Bob Morris, Presiclentg Mr Scott Sponsor. Second row: Ronnie Hearns, Roy Briggs, Roy Simerly, Kenneth Helms, Leroy Wray. George Poovev Charles VVatson. Third row: David Torrence, Milford Stump, Don Talley, Kenneth Scarboro, Bobby Hare, Fddie Echerd Floyd Berry. Fourth row: Richard Stark, David Buhal, Buddy Simpson, Milton Simpson, Jerry Sloan, Ralph Medlrn Joe Maye. The East Mecklenburg Amateur 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 communications we believe that our club is filling a need for a greater understanding of radio. First row: Bill Alexander, Pat Rogers, Ronald Rogers, Bob Morris. Second row: Curtis Cloud, Ronn1e Carlor, Joe Shoemaker, john Taylor. Third row: Dean McCarver, Wayne Owens, Wallace Patterson, Paul Canup. f I X' 3 fy.. fs f 11:21 zi ,V z , N If A- A ' , -. g ,i Y fr' ,f rv' 1' K ,V ,-,x 3 J .- e A , f 1 a kwa ,, ff L 1 1' f ' n 1 , -2- L, r ,ff ,i . . . V ,. f , ' ,Q-e-rf ' 5 2 hair if L.. F '- 7 fag' Lf' - , ,,., ,, , , V L Kyiv: rpm, bi' as , V, Q your I 5' . X A R Tr, ,C, L U, B, ,- - rf, ry- u, ,ff A, . , ,..-, , , ., f , i J f -W , - p .- X -S ,fb .- 1 K ' we if it ' ' . f , 1 , ff , , f f - , ,H ,Lx 2,5 ,V The purpose of the Art Club of East Mecklenburg is to gain a better understanding of art, and develop skills in the various phases of the fine arts, which includes crafts. This club also meets for mutual help and inspiration. First row: Terry Mullis, Judy Grogan, Barrie Hancock, Sammy Strick- land, Linda Skidmore, Sylvia Horton, Presidentg Nancy Carlin, Missy Westniorelaiid, Beth Daniel. Second row: Pat Kerr, Anne Wilson, Io Elaine Honeycutt, Charles Deal, Bradley Hargett, Sally Black, Loyce Little, Joyce Pullen, Kay Chandler. Third ro-w: Mrs. Riley, Hans Niel- son, Jack Mcllunkin, Bud Hillert, Laurence Newton, Dale Edwards, Pat Daniel, Melissa Torrence. ff .5 First row: T. Ramey, Secretary, K. Kaplan, Vice-President, Davis, President, V. Sumner, President, T. James, Secretary, L. Haigler, Treasurer, Pt. Hartis, Reporter. Second row: R. Mall- any, R. Sinclair, Smith, B. Daniels, Chesheir, B. Cassaday, R. Hersin, Wallace, P. Woodrow, K. Dohrmann, Cox. Third row: M. Arant, K. Keller, S. Iordan, D. Cole, D. Smith, B. Newell, F. Irby, K. Baxter, Ianiet, D. Durstein, K. Goodman, F. I-Iargett. Fourth rofw: Mr. Bell, Adviser, L. Gladden, Nichols, K. Morris,-D. Caldwell, C. Black, W. Patterson. ARTS 8: CRAFTS CLUB The Arts and Crafts Club is an organization of boys and girls who, by their interests, have shown a desire to explore and work in the arts and crafts. Some of the areas in which the students may work are: leatherwork, sketch- ing, painting, woodwork, aluminum, etching, metalwork, and wood carving. Page Eighty-four .M ..,.,,, Q. so . Nasa: A 1 H+. wieag, 1 . -' . if . is .. new fffi, 5-fsagsvjg S J- M W1 F .W 33,31 5 K -A, i. X Ei- x .2 , 'Wm F i ,S 43 E' 5 me , ffm 'L 12 C 'Q gi? F :Q Q 'tr Qi gk , gs ' awk -.,...... .i .,. ,. - -. ,,,. 3.12 . -we f 5 is 35 4 it 1 151 W' M gg ' f 1' MQ Jaw.. .Jig 31 ' 'ft 2 pt! M H 5 if H ,Q Q 1. if 'iii 5tr.,.n1 X -1,52 w M? 0 1' 'fl 'il 5, rw ss -1. Q 1' S ig! fs A .... if W s - 'W li 'A - -1' ' 1 A ,,., 35' . ' ' rilf xi wr.. . - 'X w.-,.,. L,...-- ,.,..w, af., ew.. V' I h AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club at East is one of the most helpful organizations in school. lts trained operators, of Cf are qualified who must maintain an average to use any of the visual-aids equipment. It is the purpose of this club to serve students and the faculty in every way possible. Gl A stin Iohnny Davis lean Staton, Treasurer, Linda Skidmore, Secretary, Yvonne Fincher, P rcival Frankie jones Rod Southworth, First row: lim Carrol, enn u , , Vice-President, jim lVIcNaull, President. Secovwl row: Nancy Stewart, Nancy e , , Tim Huddleston, Donnie Rogers, Eddy Eckerd, Bob Hawkins, Iohn Allgood, Bob Simmons, Anita Buchanan. Third row: Fred Garner, Lana Wallace, Bob Freeland, Tommy Iames, Leroy Wray, Bob Morris, Pete Little, Jerry Prather, Roy Mills, David Roddy. Fourth row: lVlike Rooney, Robert Sinclair, Martin Richek, Bud Young, lim Crawford, Roger Merritt, Stanley Tucker, Tom Ramey, Gary Idol, Ed Chesnutt. THE EAST MECKLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL BAND First row: Terry Mullis, Loretta Hudson Eddie Ech cl ,. er , Jeanie Cox, Beth Daniel, Billy Pharr, Linn Garibaldi, Ronnie Helms. Second row: Sylvia Smith, Peggy Jean Perry, Don Talley, William McComb, Joyce Jenkins, Suzi Stephens, Missy Westmoreland, Bobby Mullis, Doug McKenzie, Richard Storck, Mike Canipe, Freddy Crowson, Bobby Moss Third row: Kenneth Smith, David Sloopj Norman Marwitz Dot Kembrell H , 1 , ans Laub Neilson, George Yandle. Fourth row: Ben C-addy, Carlson Hedrick, Larry Neal, Bud Davis, David Torrence, Paul Collier, Mr. Watson. Page Eighty-six Center-Bobby Mullis, Drum Major. 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W A W KX, xx X X X 'all ' X, NJ BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is a non-secret leader- ship and service club for high school students who fulfill its requirements. lt was instituted and is operated to award merit, to encourage effort, and to elevate the moral Welfare of the deserving stu- dents. OFFICERS JERRY FINCHER . . . . . .President JIM MCNAULL , . . .Vice-President YVONNE FINCHER . A . . .Secretary BILL SPEER . . . .Treasurer First row: Iudy Furr, Laura Martin, Jean Robinson, Pat Davis, Ierry Fincher, President, jimmy McNaull, Vice- Presidentg Billy Speer, Treasurer, Yvonne Fincher, Secre- tary, Brenda Carpenter, Nancy Thompson, Ramelle Rea. Second row: Nancy Abernathy, Frankie Tomberlin, Ellen Willard, Faye Matthews, Tina Jordan, Anita Buchanan, Mary Jane McKee, Betsy Forbis, Sara Butler, Dianne Alex- ander, Rachel Dulin, Sheila Rumpf, Linda Kay Furr. Third row: Peggy Parker, Bobbie Stephens, Anita Warlick, Nancy Percival, Lyn Smith, Dottie Harwell, Janice Cainey, Becky Iunker, Bonnie Heimbach, Carolyn Alexander, Marjorie Qrr, Jean Shull, Mary Williams. Fourth row: Betsy Gard- ner, George Couchell, Sally 'Rhyne, Bobby Hill, Bill Hol- land, Roger Morrison, Wayne Cooke, Stanley Rucker, Rael Croswald, Larry Coburn, Michael Rooney, Jim Carroll, Robert Wylie, Cletus Huntley, Raymond Robbins, Bob Morris, Jerry Redd, Norman Pike, Miss Puckett, Jane Phillips, Teddy Knight, Dorothy McGill, Patty Karro. First row: Ed Chesnutt, Wayne Cook, Fred Bentley, Argie Wallace, W. L. Helms, Coach Williams. Secornd row: Wheeler Buff. Third row: Harry Allen. Fourth row: Bruce Lowe. Fifth row: Farnum Gray, Steve Henderson, ichard Carriker, David Landon, Mickey Griswold. Sixth row: Bill Jones. Seventh row: George Seastrom. Eighth row: Ed Duchesney. Ninth row: Bob Harkey. Tenth row: Richard Vinroot, Doug Shuman, Don Jeffries, Pete Little, Ted Connell. 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 at East Mecklenburg. B L, O C K C L U B The club, upon recommendation, makes awards for out- standing 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. Page Ninety The Business Education Club takes its progressive theme from the name of the club. This club's programs are planned to promote- an interest in the members to become aware of the advantages in choosing business jobs, BuslNEss EDUCATION CLUB We have many yearly projects, but among our most successful ones has been the'filling of baskets at Thanks- giving and Christmas to help a needy family. S h P 'd t Barbara Hinkle Vice President' Brenda Robinson Re- First row: Margaret Shuman, Secretaryg Diana out ern, res: en g , - , , porter, Mrs. Kiker, Sponsor. Second row: Barbara Tucker, Iune Wilborn, Diana Darnell, Goldie Sellars, Doris Bass, Shirley Furr. Third row: Mary Ann McCall, Marie Stegall, Carol Mullis, Marilyn Metzner, Marie Keslar, Anne VValkup. Fourth row: Cinda Ferguson, Nancy Helms, Joyce Jenkins, Brenda Kistler, Pat Davis, Faye Matthews. Fifth row: Mickey . . . . . . . T k P t Sharpe, Bobbie Denson, Phyllis Slmpson, Linda Revels, Linda Gulledge, Janice I--Iaire. Absent. Frances uc er, a McCarver, Kathy Steelman. MRS. CARSON C H O I R During this year, the last for our beloved director, the choir has strived to present an enjoyable music program for all. Due apprecia- tion was received .for the work well done on the Thanksgiving and' Christmas programs. Our big project behind us, we look forward to our spring events. Receipts from Amahl and the Night Visitors will be used for a music scholarship. It will be known as the Pat', Carson Scholarship in loving memory and appreciation for all that she has meant to each of us and to East Mecklenburg. First row: Linda James, Judy Byrd, Betty Little, Anita Buchanan, Becky Grant, Brenda McCorkle, Sara Butler, Lynnette Mullis. Second row: Peggy Wing- ate, Lynn Blevins, Judy Haney, Ann Fulghum, Patsy Weddington, Carolyn Alexander, Peggy Flatt, Helen Ikner. Third row: Ruth Herrin, Peggy Parker, Carolyn Williams, JoAnn Arant, Phyllis Tucker, Diana Presson, Pearl Hill, Leslie Verran. Fourth row: Frances Hargett, Jimmy Ikner, Wheeler Buff, Argie Wallace, Richard Fogleman, Lem Sample, Louis Buchanan, Ralph Rea, Joan Helms. Fifth row: Linda Hagen, Bobby Hill, Hal Ross, Tommy James, Robert Wylie, Stanley Tucker, Bob Morris, Larry Clanton, Shirley Tweed. Absent: Simmons Isler, Marilyn Fairchild, David Rea, Tommy Helms, Sandra Strickland, Judy Clawson, Phyllis Love, Brenda Smith. 2 15 5 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB 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 voca- tional interest of the students, to assist in promoting vocational education, and to serve as a center for social activities for the members. RAYMOND ROBBINS, President of the Vlfestern Dzstrrct o North Carolina D.E. Convention. Fzrst row Elaine Dulm Promotzon Edztor Russell Aldred Vice-Presidentg Norris Wright, Associate Presidentg Raymond Robbins Pres1dent oAnn Cuthbertson Secretary Sara enl ms, Treasurer. Second row' Bobby Bagley Tommy Thom - r P son Garv Gray Larry Helms immv Harnes Bill Scott udy Holmes. Third row: Joel Deese, Gary Helms, Bobby Rae Simpson Dan Honeycutt Melvin Teeter S L Thompson. Fourth row: Sam Brown, john Banks, Mahalon Privette Fred Garner Wesley Phillips Haines Brown 1m1ny Godfrey. NET FIGHT CIRCULATION T B W I T H LAST ISSU CHRISTMAS 1230 SEALS Volume 7 EAST MECKLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL--DECEMBER 20, Eagle Annolinces Contest Winners First Place- Christmas legend F By BECKY JUNKER dow, too, and see if that is the mysterious charm. of White Now it so happened of the peasants Joyously day people in our short Short Stories Sheila Rumpf, Honorable men- tion, Legend. Phyllis Furr, Honarable mention, Timeliness. Richard Vinroot, Honorable men- tion, Human interest. Linda McLauchlin, Honorable mention, Legend. . Brenda White, Honorable men- the V11 Hats off to Farnum Gray, Peter giving, Christmas, or Easter pro No. 3 MAS eens Sponsor Dance- Rythm Masters me, but you're standing mistletoel' This is a sen- will be heard ofen as girlsj maneuver their the giant kissing ring the Y-Teens' Christmas dance, under the di- advisor, Miss sock-hop to provide for needy families The Y-Teens, social work, are to make this dance. The be food or much as 35c bring a date. uniform- or toreadors featuring be on enter- Variety Brooks out the opera 17, n return for musical side c me out to the Christ- Dance tonight and contribute to this worthy cause which will also be a lot of fun record- 0 . First Place Human Interest professional-sounding music of the Albemarle choir, our choir and journeyed to Albemarle and pre- sented Amahl and the Night Visi- The Bicycle By JOAN FLEMING has worked with the Choir, Girls Glee Club, and the Chorus to build a music department worthy of praise. As. the culmination of their efforts, in this Mrs. Carson's last year at East, she and the Choir presented the beautiful Christmas opera, Amahl and the Night Visi- tors. The proceeds -of the opera will form a scholarship for the more promising music students at East. Mrs. Carson considers herself an average wife and mother. Her husband, Dr. H. V. Carson, is di- rector of the Religion and Philoso- phy Department at Queens Col- lege. Her .two children are both very happily married with children Since the Freddy had been the sole support of his invalid mother and his seven year old brother, Jimmy. Freddy was working his little heart out, because he was very determined to win the bicycle for Jimmy for Christmas. As Freddy was walking home that night with-this thin little coat wrapped very closely about his small body, he remembered the wonderful times that he had when his father was with them at Christ- mas. Oh, what fun it had been opening the many presents, hear- ing the cheerful laughter, and hav- ing that general all-over good feel- ing. Now he felt very depressed, because he had lost the contest and the bicycle by only a few First row: Johnny VVayne, Jerry Redd, Peter Oppenheim, Billy Satterfield, Roger Morrison, Donne Dekle, Jim Carroll, Harry Allen, Bill Holland. Second row: Patricia Rogers, Dorene Acker, jerry Hartis, Mike Rooney, Ed Sims, George Couchell, Bob Freeland, Jim Crawford, David Walters, Mitchell Davis. Third row: Wayne Cooke, Jimmy McNaull, Tommy Hicks, Ed Chesnutt, Jerry Fincher, Robert Wylie, Hank Reynolds, Roy Lee Simerly, jan Merritt, David Lord, Byron Meade, Simmons Isler. ENGINEERINGB CLUB A new addition to East Mecklenburgls extra-curricular activities is the Engineers Club. The club's aim is to produce higher ideals and give its members a firm footing in its goals, better engineering, and a clearer picture of the possibilities revolving around the field of engineering. , Q, ROGER MORRISON 2 President Q BILLY SATTERFIELD Vice-President DONNIE DRAKE Secretary PETER OPPENHEIM Treasurer MR. SWOEEORD Adviser Page N inety-six FORENSIC CLUB For a person who is interested in public speaking, writing, and broadening his knowledge of world problems the Forensic Club is just what the doctor ordered. The debater is rewarded for all his work in knowing that he is better prepared to serve his country, his state, and his community. M S 'th S onsor Barrv Boneno Treasurer- Pearl Hill Secretarv- Gail Harwell, Vice-Presialentg Rod South- First row: iss mr , p 5 , , , , , , worth, Repo'rterg,Nancy Quillen, President. Second row: Betty Barnes, Bill Vvare, Barbara Moneymalcer, Robert Perriello, ' ' H Cl Glad- Larry Blevins, Simmons Isler. Third row: Libby Auten, Randy McCall, Elaine Margel, Lemuel Summey, den. Fourth row: Doug Elmore, Danny Ernsberger. OWSI Page N inety-seven fi, : Qi Qff E . , . X Q Q1 1 S A fi 2 E 2 3 E . ,,.. 5 K 1? ,. 'XI wmww - -Y '. A , , ' U' ft a s MW ll 111L 1 ,gqiijggliw v,MhW ,M,WWMWh m i M6 guy 5,4 WW' 45' .F A I I faQWwf - wana wfwJA 2 Mwjwfi mwff eiwkfvh 2 AL . I Q in NANCY THOMPSON, State Historian The purpose of the +I-I Club is to study and apply principles and practice 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 competition, and to produce trained leadership, ownership, and citizenship. 4-H CLUB First row: Tina Jordan, President, Miss Huneycutt, Assistant Home Agentg Mr. Haas, Assistant Farm Agent. Second row: Elizabeth Eagle, Johnny Stegall, Wayne Reed, Johnny Wilson, Tim Furr, Danny Poythress. Third row: Trudy Griswold, Peggy Nance, Ruth McGinnis, Ted Harris, Nancy Thompson, Carolyn Moses. E , L? N, . -if lt l s FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS O F A M E R I C A The Future Business Leaders of America is organ- ized to develop competent, aggressive business leadership. This club's programs are planned to promote an interest in the members to become aware of the advantages in choosing business jobs. Our projects for the year include tvvo tours of outstanding business oHices in Charlotte, the Filling of baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas to help a needy family, and leaving a gift to the Business Education Department at the end of the school year. OFFICERS IANICE GAINEY , . . , , . .... President BARBARA OWENS . , . . , .Vice-President Louisa HUNTLEY . . ,..... Secretary DONNA KEPHART , . , .,.. Treasurer First row: Peggy Huntley, Treasurer, jean Staton, Reporter, Louise Huntley, Secretary, Sylvia Crump, Vice-President! Janice Gainey, President. Second row: Doris Huffman, Glenda Fox, Kay MCCIaCli6Il,.CaIOlYIt SQUIICS, Barbara Slmpson, Nancy Ann Stewart, Phyllis Cathey, Janice Collins, Carolyn Merritt, Bonnie Griffin, Marne Jennings, Charlotte Kozub. Thzrd row: Sara Ienkins, jo Anne Cuthbertson, Nancy Sloop, Gayle Ligon, Elaine Deason, Barbara' Norman, Sandra Allen, Carolyn Moore, Pe v Russell Miss Charlotte Arant, Adviser. Fcmrth row: Vivian james, Indy Coan,.Lynn Price, Patsy ' M ' l Rice lean Dierstein, Wanda Hursey. limmie Lou Squires, gg, . ,. 1 num vmksff Fnrnlvn Walters, Patsy Weddmgton, Carolyn Crump, . attingy , - f - A 1 m fn.. Elf-.inn Thulin, Barbara Owens. mrrzsQ M Y W,i,,,W,.,.,, . , fwwawr aiaerazaassmwrwesevsswsfefmmwwmmveesrvrfwszuwuvmg. ...W . J, I ., ,,.. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Page One Hundred Two First row: Jack Hall, Don Rice, Robert Mallard, Allen Cleveland R l h , a p Rea, Kenneth Scarboro, Larry Haigler. Second row: Mr. Turner, Lloyd Gladden, Tommy McCoy, John Earp, Tommy Flovve, Donald Earnheart, John Mc- Coy, Louis Buchanan, Tommy Mullis, Julius Smith, James M H 1 . . u aney, Ray Teacn, Gary Kiszah, Benny Staton. Third row: Mr. Flatt, William McCombs Ronnie Kistler Jerr r y Y Abernathy, Hubert Gladden, Jimmy Moseley, Earl Aber- nath H b ' ' y, u ert VVatson, Johnny Williams, Kenneth Wat- son. Fourth row: Frank Strube, William Gladden, Richard Helms, Rufus Overcash, Lynn Hough Hoyle VVri hr 7 g 7 Mickey Griswold, Jerry Smith, Larry Green, Reggie Faust. F. h . . . . zft row. Phillip Easom, Jimmy Gregory, Roger Merritt, Larry Ritter, Tommy Pritchard, Joe Weeds, Sammy Yan- dle, Douglas Hough, Joe Ross, Bob Cripp, Jerry Frye, Roger Caldwell, Thomas Kisiah, Bill Smith, Jimmy Hoover. Robert Mallard, Treasurer, Don Rice, Reporter, Ralph Rea, President, Kenneth Scarb S - ' ' oro, ecretary, Larry Haigler, Sentznel. The purpose of the organization is the develop- ment of leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, and a better understanding of rural life. F.F.A. Motto: LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE Tool Judging Team: John McCoy, Sammy Yaridle, Bill Smith, Jack Hall. Jerry Smith Olin Darnell and Donald Earnhart in Mail box in Hickory Grove Community. Tom Flatt, , , Wilson Whitley, William Gladden. The F.F.A. shop class. Also Tommy FIOWC, IOIIUHY EQIP, and boys constructed over two hundred of these posts for I 0h11HY Wil1i3mS- the different communities in I957. Page One Hundred Three LINDA KAY Funra Susie HANLINE WANDA Hunsisr BARBARA SIMPSON P . . - . resnient Vice President Secretary TTBHSMTGT FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AMERICA T The East High Chapter of the F.H.A. is the To work for good home and family life for all. local organization of pupils studying homemaking in East Mecklenburg, Our purposes are: To promote International good Will' TO promote H growing appreciation of the joys . rio fosterdthe developmfpt of creative leadership and satisfaction of homemaking. In Ome an ' Community I 6' TO emphasize the importance of Worthy home T HTS provide wholesome individual and group rec- membership. e 1 n' To encourage democracy in home and Commun- To further interest in Home Economics. ity life. First row: Pat Hartsell, Lena Davis, Barbara Simpson, Susie Hanline, Linda Kay Furr, Wanda Hursey, Ioan Helms, Mrs. Tucker. iecond Joyce Hlorne, Brenda Kistler, Mary Stewart, Virginia Crooke, Elaine Dulin. Leslie Verran, Dianne Dersauer, Loyce itt e. ir row: Li a Ka , N C T d ' ' ' ' y ancy uy, ru y Griswold, Mary Ann McCall, Linda Rice, Brenda Conyers, Jean Mills, Sharon Harwell, Gail Harwell. Fourth row: Johnnie Brooks, Sally Black, lda Cook, Virginia Ashley, Rebecca King, Judy Grogan, Connie Bishop, Carolyn Io Furr, Becky Carr. Fifth row: Dianne VVatson, Becky Moser, june Prather, Peggy Smith, Janice Turnham, Barbara Earp, Rebecca Creene, Diana Presson, Gayle Ligon. Sixth row: Linda Stutts, Ruby Wilson, Lynn Blevins, Kathy Hartis, Marie Kestler, Doris Dierstein, Anne Walkup, Diane Blanton. Seated: Pat Caldwell, Tri-Hi President, Frankie Tomberlin, Treasurer, Heather MacDonald, Presidentg Ioan Fleming, Vice- Presiderit, Betsy Gardner, Historian. First row: VVanda Bennett, Beverly Becker, lane Douglas, Peggy Perry, lane Kruger, Peggy Barnes, Carolyn Merritt, Marilyn Smith, Linda Hirsch, Helen Wayne, Diana Ashworth. Second row: Carolyn Moore, Judy Pope, Dottie Duff, Nancy Crump, Sue Anne Craven, Carol Baker, lean Pigg, Charlotte Kozub. Libby Auten. Third row: Gail West, Jean Troutman, Donnaline Taylor, Marie Kisiah, Helen Bea, Ella jo Knight, Beverly Bass, Joyce Ienkins, Barbara Owens. Fourth row: Mrs. Bitch, Sheila Lemmond, Allen Maynard, Dorene Acker, Reba Perry, Faye Matthews. Duke University. Main projects included the sponsoring of College Night and Teacher Apprecia- tion Day. The purposes of the Future Teachers of America Club are to promote teaching as a career and to help students learn to develop the qualities of a good h . teac er The club is a member of the N.C.E.A. and the At the beginning of the year, the -club attended F.T.A. Tri-Hi. the State Future Teachers' Convention held at FUTURE TEACHERS OF AM ERICA HEATHER MACDONALD JOAN FLEMINC NANCY ABERNATHY FRANKIE TOMBERLIN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Page O-ne Hundred Five i HI-Y CLUB THURSDAY CLUB: First row: Bruce Overton, Ronnie Doster, Wayne Kelly, Gene Lamb, Robbie Mann. Second row: Tommy Graham, jerry Kirby, David Edwards. Third row: Ted Beverly, Steve Brawley, Donald Earnhart, Bobby Davis, David Roddy, Frank Beaver. Fourth row: Forest Kirby, Sommy Hough, Frank Byrd, Donald Galloug, David Motte, Rob- ert Meek. Fifth row: Frank Averette, Kit Woddell, Jim Bland, Sidney Acker, Hal Ross. The Hi-Y Club is an interdenominational club composed of all boys who Want to join. Each year we have various projects stressed on community service, welfare projects, and planned recreation. We also have a varied intramural sports program that is carried on through the Y.M.C.A. in Char- lotte. FRIDAY CLUB Firstfmv: Jerry McKeown, Haines Brown, Hoytt Flinchum, Deat Kanipe, Ted Connell, Ronnie Doster, jerry Baucom, jim Godfrey. Second row: Buddy McKeown, Belton Hor- ton, Ed Duchesney, Andy Price, Freddie Smith, Jackie Earp, Harold Mullis, Doug Brackett. Third row: Aubrey Smith, Bob Sebek, jerry Curry, john Nash, Bill Highton, Artie Mattox, Danny Ernsberger, Richard Mattox, Dudley Lord. Fourth row: Leonard Ross, Dale Edwards, Harry Munz, Billy Walters, Tim Huddleston, Ronald Moore, Io-e Waters, jimmy Morris. Fifth row: Richard Carriker, Jerry Griffin, Eddie Hucks, jim Ervin, Alton Grayson, Thomas Willis, Jack Wallace, Mr. Hood. Sixth row: Wayne Mc- Carver, Dewitt Holt, George Helms, Thomas Huntley, Michael Williams, Dirk Dowdy, Ellis Stacy, Skipper Wat- wood, Mr. Sechler. Seventh row: Harry Hicks, Gill Agnew, Gene Thompson, Bob Harkey, Tommy Robertson, Richard Fogleman. Z i 5 i x 3 I i 1 just an old pow-wow. Page One Hundred Seven First row: Mr. Harris, Adviser, Rufus Overcash, Rael Grosswald, Vice-President, Allen Cleveland, Treasurer, Lynda Rowe, Secretary, Doug Brackett, Andy Price, President. Second row: Bobby Allen, Martha Hutchins. Sandra Howie, Pat Hatley, Linda Rowe, jerry Spencer, Wayne Mingus. Third row: Doug McKenzie, Donnie Rogers, Jerry Smith, Bill Royster, Charles McKis- sick, Kenneth Bailey, Dowd McEwen. Fcmrth row: Lanny Sigmon, Mitchell Davis, David Lord, Ross VVilliams, Iohn Lee Howie, Moss. Fifth row: Bill Hightower, Gene Thompson, Jerry Kellis, Eddie Williams, Ted Robertson, jimmy Erwin, Bill c o s. The Intramural Council is composed of one representative from each homeroom. Their function is to coordinate all phases of the Intramural T program, including the planning, scheduling, administration, and super- I N R A M U R A L' vision of all intramural activities. C L B The program itself consists of a wide range of activities, so that the rec- C O U N C I L reational interest of all students may be satisfied. The aim of the program is to promote a more healthful attitude toward sports, recreation, and physical education. This is done by broadening the scope of student interest through participation. Page One ' Hundred Eight JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is an active service council at East. Anyone may become a member of this club merely by contribu- ting service. The council is made up of homeroom representatives and a sponsor. A close union in brotherhood with other nations, We strive for one aim--to aid in the service of mankind in our nation and community as Well as other lands. This year filling overseas gift boxes and visiting homes for the aged have been our most successful and rewarding projects. First row: Jane Miller, Bonnie Alderman, Frankie Tomberlin, Reporter, Betsy Forbis, Secretary, Jane Rea, President, Elsie Harris, Vice-Presi dent, Lyn Smith, Treasurer, Bobbie Stephens, Mrs. Purvis, Adviser Second rtrw: Peggy Parker, Nancy Meacham, Cary Idol, Roy Hartis Allen Maynard, Betty Little, Susie Hanline, Mary Kiker, Ann Pitts Eleanor Young, Donnie Rogers, Ronnie Helms, Ted Black. Third row Carolyn Short, Karen Baxter, Linda Swain, Sylvia Crump, Sara Rush Ann Waddell, Keitha Watson, Nancy Cook, Melissa Torrence. Page One Hundred Nine JANE REA, President of Red Cross. KEY CLUB The International Key Club is an organization composed of a group of select boys who meet cer- tain requirements, Its purpose is to render service to the school and to develop initiative and leader- ship. QEQY QQ Q di Qi ei? AQPNAT HQ OFFICERS BOBBY CULP ................ ..... P resident GEORGE COUCHELL . . . . . . Vice-President 1 7 STANLEY TUCKER .... ..... S ecretary SH' NORMAN PIKE . . . ..... Treasurer First row: George Couchell, Bobby Culp, Stanley Tucker, Norman Pike. Secofnd row: Jerry Fincher, Barry Stuart, Hans Nielson, Ed Chesnutt, Jim McNaull, johnny Wayfne. First row' joan Fleming, Secretary, Betsy Gardner, Vice-President, Lana Wallace, Treasurer, johnny Wayne, Presidentg Mrs. ' ' r ' l. All M ard, Jud Purvrs, Adviser. Second row: .lane Miller, Diana Ashworth, Beverly Becker, Mary Michael, jane Doug as, en ayn y Pope, Beverly Teal, Ellen Thorne, Betty Allen, Nancy Abernethy. Third row: Don Kendall, Bobby Phillips, jim Rezac, Hyde Flippo, Frankey Iones, Linda McLauchlin, Leslie Verran, Brenda Balch, Meredith Davis, Dollie Mcllroy. Fourth row: Billy Caldwell, Steve Jordan, Richard Doherty, Bill Kurdys, Bill Holland, Judy Harkey, Nancy Crump, Betsy Corbeth, Ginger Rink, Fifth row: Richard Shortlidge, I. K. MacDonald, Marshall Cuthbertson, Phil Buckin ham, Bruce Bruhuel, Bill Fowler, Aubrey Smith, Beverly Bass, Karen Baxter. Sixth row: Rosemarie Riesenfeld, Dorene Acker, lsancy Cooke, Mary Anne Caudle, Heather MacDonald, Mary Jamison, John Allgood, james May. LATIN CLUB The East Mecklenburg Latin Club is one of over two hundred and twenty chapters comprising the Junior Classical League, spon- sored by the American Classical League. ln this club the members covenant to hand on the torch of civilization in the modern world. Page One Hundred Eleven LIBRARY CLUB The chief purpose of the Library Club is to stimulate interest in books and other library materials through organized participation in library activities. The Library Club offers an opportunity to students to share the responsi- bility of carrying on a vital and essential part of the school program. The East Mecklenburg club is affiliated with the Mecklenburg County Tri-Hi Library Association and the North Carolina High School Library Associa- tion of which we are happy to have Lynette Mullis as district secretary, and Betty Griffin as district reporter. 3 First row: Linda Glosson, Norma Matthews, Ann Pitts, Iudy Longwith, President, Peggy Flatt, Vice-President, Sara Butler, Secretaryg Dianne Alexander, Treasurer, Rebecca Greene, Reporter, Tom Mulcahy, Kathryn Yandle, Susan Crane. Second row: THURSDAY CLUB Kay Kiser. Shirley Newell, Patsy Mullis, Gwen Lowry, Sylvia Smith, Betty Beaver, Gary Idol, Lyndel Moser, Gaylene Campbell, Helen Howie, Betty Dulin, Reba Perry, Ruth Linker, Phyllis Tucker, Sara Stone, Ruth McGinnis. Third row: Iohnny Wyatt, Johnny Earp, Donnie Mullis. Mary lane McKee, Betty Griffin, Barbara Gladden. JoAnne Arant, Nancy Helms, Martin Richek, Ronnie Turner, jerry Smith, George Freeman, Tommy Pritchard, C. W. Dulin, Carolyn Estridge, Lynnette Mullis. First row: Indy Austin, Ruth McGinnis. Vice-Presidentg Iudy Lovinson, Presidentg Iohn Allgood, Secretaryg Gene Moore. Second row: Miss Coffey, Svonsor: Nancv Helms. Sidnev Acker. Pat Killough, Sara Stone. F R I D A Y C L U B Page One Hundred Thirteen Q r l l LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is a club for A and B students of the French classes. Its purpose is to supplement regular classwork with further study of France and her cultural background. Motto: 'IVouloir c'est pouvoirn CVVhere there is a will, there is a wayl First row: Lynn Blevins, Alma Stillvvell, Ramelle Rea, Patty Karro, Lyn Smith, Dianne Alexander, Hans Nielson Dorothy McGill Sara Butler Joyce Jenkin N Pk , , s, orman i e, Peggy Flatt, Anita Warlick. Second row: Yvonne Fincher, Ellen Wilkerson, Larry Todd, Shirley Newell, Jeanne Foard, Secretaryg Judy Hall, Treasfurerg Elsie Harris, President, Pat Baggeft, Vice-President, Sally Rhyne, Jerry Prather, Ginny Altizer, Anne Fulghum. Judy Grogan. Third row: Carol Courtney, Judy Longvvith, Nancy Quillen, George Couchell, Pat Russell, Barbara Gladden, Rosalyn Creel, Bobby Hair, Anne Waddell, Nancy Thompson, Alfred Welling, Judy Fitzgerald. Carolyn Royster, Bobby Mullis, Gwyn Lowry. Miss Choate, Jean Shull. Sylvia Horton. Brenda Cagnenter, Jane Rea, Libby Auten. Fourth row: Kitty Ann Clark Linda Kay Furr Sheila Leinmond Tomm Stack Dott H - i y Y v Y 31 we , Betsy Forbis, Bobby Culp, Marjorie Orr, Reba Perry, Stanley Tucker, Gayle West, Jean Pigg, Bobby Hill, Sylvia Smith, Teddy Knight. s e . - W.- il. w l l l X .1 5 ffl e , 1 .stef r First row' Sandra Strickland Secretary' Jeff Culler Vice-President, Wheeler Bdff, President, Linda Swain, Triasurer. Seleoncl H H l I ner, row: Ann Glenn, Johnny Vlfayne, Tonimie Fisher. Carolyn Ern ey, Patsy Stanley, Donna Stegall, Christine oug , e enh . I I ' . - 1 K Mrs. Ferguson, Sponsor. Third row: Betty Allen, Harry Allen, jean Dlerstein, Simmons Isler, Manlyn Fairchild, ay Jo nson, Mary Honeycutt, Nancy Fisher, Iudy Longwith. Fourth row: Sharon Belk, Roger Privette, Libby Whitescraver, Sara Bush, Peggy Enloe, John Lowrance, Floride Campbell, jane Lytton, Margaret Munn. Fifth row: jim Bland, Bruce Overton, Bobby Tyson, Wayne Cook, Bill Burns, Tommy Flowe, Bill Alexander, Bobby W1lliap1s. FOOTLlG.HTERSl CLUB The aim of the Footlighters Club is to promote the ari of acting and other related theatre arts and to present an outlet for talented students at East to participate in stage producions. l A This is a very active club, which operates with Mrs. Ferguson as its adviser. l So, this is olramatics , f w . . , ... w .' 1.73. 2 f. 'Zi lf? ,E I Ui 'i 1 'Wh .ummv l l l ? l A dramatic scene from The Wonder Hat' M O T 0 R C L U B The Motor Club of East Mecklenburg 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. The club dues go toward buying some electric testing equipment that tests the reaction of the driver in certain emergencies. Page One Hundred Sixteen THURSDAY MOTOR CLUB First row: Ray Mullany, Bobby Mullis, James McWhirter, Cletus 'Huntley, Jerry Slawter, Tommy VVhite, Everette Ashley, John Pigg, Jackie Earp, Robert Sinclair. Second row: Clark Black, Bill Soiset, Jimmy Furr, Eugene Glenn, Bobby Veagle, Skipper Watwood, Tim Huddleston, Wil- son VVhitley, Larry Stansell. Third row: Buddy McKeown, Bobby Williams, Russell Aldred, Gene May, Richard Sloan, Kenneth McAteer, Gary Devereaux, Wayne Mc- Carver, Hal Ross, Junior Mullis. Fourth row: Mr. Ber- nard Roper, Adviser, Jimmy Gregory, Harry Bruns, Roy Hartis, Larry Howell, Bobby Tyson, Bob Stallings, David Rea, Clifford Pressley, Jerry Baucom, Bob Crisp. FRIDAY MOTOR CLUB First row: Kenneth Helms, Bobby Bagly, Glenn Austin, Jimmy Haynes, David Youngman, Willie Helms, Jimmy Godfrey. Second row: Ralph Medlin, Michael Hunter, Charles YVatson, Frank Davis, Eddie Hollofield. Third row: VVayne Owens, Larry Smith, Edwin Sinclair, Jimmy Haigler, Carl Bumgardner, Charlie Brown, Darryl Gilland, Richard Doherty. Fourth row: Mac Pressley, Don Pressley, Marshalll Fisher, Bobby Davis, Eddie Bartlett, Jimmy Ganup, Donnie Nlullis, Mr. Roper. Fifth row: Benny Pri- vatte, Ed Sims, Byron Mead, Danny Burns, Donald Brewer, Kenneth Jamison, Lynn Garibaldi. Sixth row: Bill Wat- son, Roy lVlills, Billy Banker, Eddie Fisher, Dean Mc- Carver, Manuel Arant, Ralph Mullis. l Page One Hundred Seventeen MUSlClAN'S CLUB The objective of the Musician's Club is to learn good music to be shared with the students here at East. The club has an assembly program duringthe year. The club furnished the entertainment for a party for an old peoples home during the Christmas season. Different groups have played at several sock hops. The club is planning to have a sock hop for the school this year. This club brings much enjoyment to East students throughout the year. First row: Don Talley, Ronnie Helms, Frankie Jones, Sidney Smith, Reporter, Bobby Mullis, Treasurer, Tommy Stack, President, Barry Boneno, Vice-President: Shirley Tweed, Secretary, Mike Canip. Second row: Jimmy Blanchard, Doug McKenzie, Bobby Moss, Richard Carroll John Gwaitney Rachel Ta lor R' h d St h L S , , y , IC ar arc , ee tuart, Eddie Willialns, Paul Collier, Ken Mere- dith. Third row: Mr. Cheek, Sponsor, Hans Nielson, Ben Gaddy, ,Ralph Warren, David Brunson, Kay Chandler, Claudia Moss, jean Brown, Donald Brooks, Frank Averett, Bob jenser, johnny Wyatt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY E r S BETTY BEAVER PAT CALDWELL i GEORGE COUCHELL BOBBY CULP JUDY FURR LINDA KAY FURR WANDA HURSEY PATTY KARRO DOT MCGILL JIM MCNAULL MARJOHIE ORR PEGGY PARKER JANE REA BILLY SATTERFIELD o NANCY THOMPSON HELEN WAYNE I 2 r i I S I s 5 I JOYCE CARTER ED CHESNUTT PEGGY FLATT JEANNE FOARD ELSIE HARRIS BOBBY HILL JUDY LONGWITH HEATHER MAODONALD HANS NIELSON PETER OPPENHEIINI NANCY PERCIVAL JANE PHILLIPS JIMIXIIE LOU SQUIRES BARRY STUART JOHNNY WAYNE THELAIA PARKER Adviser PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: Jean Davis, Elaine Carpenter, Connie Marley, Mary Prather, Dianne Dessauer, Pat Odom, Pat Killough, Treasurer, Leon Kindale, Billy Satterfield, President, Barry Stuart, Vice- President, Morton Crosswald, Secretary, Mike Rooney, Ed Sims, Mr. Robertson, Adviser. Second row: Gayle Kiser, Margaret Belk, Christine Hough, Dottie Duff, Sandra Daughtry, Gayle Phifer, Shirley Tucker, Becky Nolan, Brenda Beam, Nancy Purser, Roberta Forrnasca, Brenda Pike, Nancy Godfrey, Sally Moulton, Dianne Watson, Jane Wilson, Bud Young, Betty Spear. Third row: Jim Crawford, Alfred Cooper, Fred Crawsoan, Byron Meade, Bob Hawkins, Don Pressley, Larry Smith, Charles Welling, Paul Barber, Martin Richek, Eugene Neils, Sam Boyce, Johnny Duckwoth, Belton Horton, Roy Mills. 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. Another of our aims is to learn the proper uses of the various cameras and their parts. Aren't these interestin P g Page One Hundred Twenty-one l E THURSDAY: First row: Miss McLean, Iohn Lowrance, President, Sheila Lemmond, ViC8'PTGSid611tj Keitha VVatson, Secretary, Sidney Knippenberg, Treasurer, Mr. Gaskins, Sponsor. Second row: joan Helms, Brenda Simmy, Becky King, Tommie Morris, Alice Squires, Judy Lauinson, Carolyn Boyster, Elizabeth Stevens. Third row: Norman Mauritz, Tom Fisher, jerry Mullis, jack Rosenblatt, Hardy Paradise, Charles Christy, jimmy Craig, Larry Moore. Fourth row: Leonard Ross, Murrell Stubbs, Bill Hyde, Basil Mathes, Fred Merritt, Fred Martin, Ralph Reid, Ir., Thomas VVi1lis. This, is the reason it seems alive l l l l l l l l l SCIENCE CUUB i The purpose and goal of the Science Club is to promote and increase interesthn the various sciences and in science as a career. l The Science Club also sponsors the lScience Fair held in the spring for all irpterested students. l FRIDAY: First row: Roy Bliggs, Fred Bentley, Doug Caldwell, Treasurer, Gwyir Lowry, Secretary, Betty Little, Vice-President, lLynn Gordon, Reporter, Kress Query, Everette lAshley. Second row: Mr. Gaskins, Sponsor, Charles Harkey, Linda Hagen, Pat Davis, Ellen Thorne, lfalerie DuMontier, Joanne Arant, Patsy Weddingion, Sylvia Smith, Margaret Shu- man. Third rowl Laurence Newton, Rosemarie Rie- senfeld, johnny Stegall, Ierry Kellis, Herb Smith, Gary Idol, Roy Simerly. Fourth row: Paul Canup, LeRoy Wray, Mary Michael, Ted Harris, Nicky Smith, jane Miller, jimmy Long, Patricia Rogers, Rod Southwortli, Bill Kurdys, Alfred Welling. rzrst row: Anne Glenn, Susan Griffith, Jo Millikin, Janet Jones, Secretary, Linda Hagen, Vice-President, Jean Tr t P 'al - ' ' ou man, rest ent, Libby Whitescarver, Treasurer, Alyce Foarcl, Reporter, Neal Diltz, Susan Hodgeson. Seccmd row: Peggy Enloe, Brenda Smith, Linda Little. Peggy Ligon, Judy Cox, Betty Bartlett, Mildred Lloyd, Helen Ikner, Linda Swain, Judy Kirby, Carl Bumgardner, Phyllis Purr, Jim Hamilton. Third row: Mrs. Neely, Adviser, Lynn Tanlcersly, June Prather, Doris Davis, Harriet McMillan, Betty Blanton, Susie Hanline. Linda Robb, Barbara Canup, Sally Tillotson, Linda Silver, Etta Fink. Fourth row: Bill Burns, Larry Taylor, Jim Grant, Richard Stanley, Tommy Clanton, Ralph Melton, Bay Pierce, Dudley Lord, Marilyn Fair- child, Diclcy Dixon. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL El Circulo Espanol is designed to better ae- quaint its members with the customs of the people whose language they study. Member- ship is restricted to Spanish students. The club's Christmas pinata, shared with children at the Spastics' hospital, and a Pan American Day program were high spots of the first yearis activity. OFFICERS ANN GLENN . . , .,.... President LINDA HAGEN . . . .... Vice-Presiclewt JANET JONES ......... r . . .Secretary LIBBY WHITESCARVER .... .... T reasurer MES. NEELY ........ .... A zivzser Page One Hundred Twenty-four Fzrst row Don Tally, Don Rice, Ronald Moore, jerry Baucom, johnny Knox, Bobby Mu llis, Roy Mills Roy Briggs. Second row: Alton Grayson, Carl Chandler, Hoyt Flincham, Jimmy l G Helms Wa ne Owens, Ierry Furr Buddy Freeman, Keitha Watson, Jimmy Haig er, eorge t, Y Redd Gary Idol Carlton Alexander. BUS DRIVERS The bus drivers at East Mecklenburg High School are a selected group of capable and trustworthy students. They are required to take both a written and a road test before they are eligible for license. These bus drivers receive a small and well deserved fee for their many services. To these bus drivers the EAST WIND ex- tends a hearty thanksrfor a 'swell job. Page One Hundred Twenty-five I 2 2 1 E E ? 5 1 U Y - T E E N S THURSDAY First row: Jeannie Wallace, Carolyn Alexnder, Joyce Carter, Rachel Taylor, Ginny Altizer, Wanda Bennett, Kay Reimler, Jean Hunter, Diane Allen, Sara Stone, Phyllis Coats, Miss Foster. Second row: Janice McCoy, Jeannie Cox, Becky Moser, Betty Jo Sasser, Dorothy McGill, Susan Gurley, Diane Curley, Brenda Allen, Patricia Shubert, Diane Tothill, Miriam Thomas, Dottie Stauffer, Connie Moore, Judy Austin, Mrs. East. Third row: Judy Byrd, Nancy Williamson, Susan Long, Loretta Tom- zach, Sue Hartsell, Lena Davis, Janice Turswp, Donna Watson, Mary Hunnicutt, Brenda White, Brenda Conners, Seton DeVita, Ann Pressley, Judy McCall, Dottie Harwell, Sandra Gaddy, Judy Fitzgerald, Eva Rushing, Mrs. Wesson. Fourth row: Karen Dohrmanne, Shirley Tadlock, Ella Jo Knight, De- loris Fowler, Mary Lou Graham, Pat Phillips, Gay Gunter, Frances Christenbury, Doris Wallace, Christie James, Diane Blanton, Kitty Ann Clark, Virginia Crooke, Loris Dover, Hope Smith. Fifth row: Linda Stutts, Donna Wallace, Jo Ann Jenkins, Jo Ann Cheshire, Lydia Brassfield, Sue Young, Nancy Fowler, Carol Lee Chanudy, Jackie Bartlett, Sue Ann Craver, Mitzi Alexander, Karen Goodman. Y-Teens is one of the largest clubs at East High School, being divided into six separate units. ln spite of this division, the club engages in many activities as a whole, as well as individual clubs. It is made up of girls of all denominations who wish to join. The Y-Teen Club is closely affiliated with the central Y.W.C.A. in Charlotte. It combines service and social activities to constitute a well-rounded club. FRIDAY First row: Donna Kephart. Brenda Grayson, Margaret Belk, Harriet Hutchison, Deloris Presson, Elaine Carpenter, Jean Staton, Pat Russell, Rosalyn Creel, Tina Jordan, Miss Foster. Second row: Marcia Wilson, Kathryn Coleson, Susie Stevens, Jo Milli- ken, Peggy Ligon, Carolyn Royster, Harriet McMillan, Betty Blanton, Anne Fulghum, Linda Rock, Carolyn Short, Mrs. East. Third row: Mary Warren, Judy Griffin, Verlene Huntley, Joyce Poulen, Madeline Rice, Ann Pitts, Lynnette Mullis, Peggy Flatt, Gail Helder- man, Daffney Hooks, Pat Hatley, Mrs. Wesson. Fourth row: Patricia Hunnicutt, Kay Connell, Diana Darnell, Mary Anna Caudle, Carolyn Kimbrell, Janie Agnew, Linda Hartsell, Patsy Wingate, Delorise Baxter, Sandra Howie, Pat Collins, Kathy Kruger. Fifth row: Sandra McDab, Joyce Stilwell, Sandra Britton, Beverly Becker, Barbara Denson, Elizabeth Eagle, Patsy Wentz, Ruby Howell, Nellie Stiles, Linda Fennell, Glenda Fox. Sixth row: Kay 'McCracken, Doris Huffman, Diane Southern, Cindy Ferguson, Pay Deese, Darlene Canup, Linda Helms, Nancy Long, Susan Hodgson, Linda Little, Beth Jessup. CAFETERIA STAFF First row: Mrs. Frank I-Iartis, Asst. Managerg Mrs. Melba Patterson, Manager, Mrs. Pearl Horne, Mrs. Lois Dulin. Second row: Mildred Alexander, Ona Lee Glenn, Doreatha Dunn, Geneva McCauley, Mrs. Frances Ward, Mrs. Caroline Taylor. JANITORIAL STAFF Lillian Duncan, Annie Ma S M G Page One Hundred Twenty-eight ngurn, am ason, eneva Curnton, Pinkson Ware. iiii All sacleeol out! Legs, legs anal more legs! It's oz hirel! It's a plane! No, it's the ceiling! Sweet old fashioned girls! You mfen't going to eat that are you? That olcl gang of niine! Shout, students, shout!! Hallelujah-practicing cheers? What oz hig mouth! What at pepvpy pep rally! After oz victory I o TH ET X , xxxxfx gi A X eff-1 qc- rf: 1 . -35'1g,,:-1 ,M J .. wi 'Q ,sz :iif 1 1 wiffsffg 45325 1-.1 ,,,,, .,k '- sz y5ff,,,L,,,A!?5.g iigifgffmgf ' ?fls22ggf2fvZa1 fwxx- :LISP :P v' 1 . LM 1- .Af ,,,,,,.5 1f,q,,,f,, 5, X ?::53Eff'f?5X gk-5,.ffm 5 w: , .mi 0: zsaw , J? ' '95 -v -L A S , .. S i 1 v v H X 1' a J I .ini 9 wwf.. ' Q ' v 'Q I1 7 K fs' vw if t K 5 .. K, A I A s ws s ' n v wif, ' 3. X 1, P gi H.. , ,XM .1 - u , if R fn ' . . .., ., 1 fn. ,- g. v 14: I: 5: M, ., f 'su My 9? I '7 f 1 1 tv Q K s rf , ig' 'de1,,.??7?i,!ff3-ni. If W' X rw! ww 2weal,fff.z1f .n'f'5g , ,mm gg? nf' qkEfa.4sfI'1 :ffm X - f'f5PS15!X!i, .i. - ,H , 2 ,.,g:L:'j713 mgfrggf- yu Mggsfgef amz. A 5, .Sf.,,.,!: Wifi: Hug, M FH! R H M IAWV N M S .,.. 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' ' . ff-'f I 1- Y 4 ' fi ' ' - . if ..,- r-6,14 ,. Qs. -. J --1 A , .,-.- NANCY THOMPSON ' , ,f f Head Cheerleader 1' '-V '-I -,'- lo ,lg .HJ ,ful ,. . f. 1 4 . , , . Q Page One Hundred Thirty-two 1 M, , V J' I 9 I' lo The 1957-58 edition of the East cheer- leaders were DOt content with just cheer- ing our teams to victory. They Went far and beyond the call of duty in many ways to make East a better school. This group will long be remembered for its numerous devoted services to the school. ..2-,mn ,..,,,.. . ,--Wf' r - '-- A A , 7 . f A r ,gf ,flair-R ve :ffl J 2 ' ww' P ,,Ql 'J JQWI' m .QV f X qs ,Va 3' - Exif I, rv X V. : , 1,5 V.: MLM Q f VV., ,J Y 173: 1 V rl .A J 5 K Q79 f if ,, JN f W - 121' A MJ' . wif' ' A A 7921 s if A V' 1: J' A :uf A ,, yM ' r 51, f :E fm! F lj! 11 . P , 35 -1 I - 9 Q4 1 if a .ff I W fin' fl yi rj 'f 2 ' ,jf 5 M , 55, YVONNE FINCHER TEDDY KNIG SYLVIA BOWERS HT ELLEN WILLARD PEGGY PARKER SHARON BELK SHELIA RUMPF PAT BELK V-1 DICK WILLIAMS Athletic Director Coach Varsity Football anal Baseball COACHING STAFF East High has the fortune of having a competent staff of coaches who are among the statels finest. These men in addition to their teaching duties, spend numerous hours with their coaching responsibilities. The whole school should be exceptionally proud of these men. Miss BARBARA Lowisiu' Girls' Physical Director Kelly .. Buff , , , lN'lan1i . . Griswold Cliesnutt Echols . Landon V Pope . . . Cooke Sliumau Braclactt Lowe . THE EAST EAGLES ast Mecklenburg Scoring TD PAT Total 6 O 36 4 O 24 3 O 18 3 O 18 1 O 6 1 O 6 I O 6 1 0 6 1 O 6 1 0 6 0 6 6 O 1 1 'E 5 E East ..A., . . . East .....,.,. East ,..,..,., East .... East .......,. East ......... East ...., . . East .,...a. . East .,a. East .....a. Won 5 Lost 4 Tied l Pct. .550 West ..,... . . . llarding ..,... . . . .25 Myers Park ..,. ..... 3 3 Rock Hill ,.,. . ..... 24 Kings lVlountain ..,. .,.., 2 O North ......,,. , . . Cramerton .... , . . Lowell ...., ..,.. Lincolnton . 4 ..,. . Landis Page One Hzmdreol Thirty-five First row: Bill Stuart, Allen Cleveland, Pete Landon, Doug Shuman, Bill Echols, Mickey Griswold, Ed Chesnutt, Wheeler Buff, Farnum Cray, Ted Beverly, Richard Paxton, Johnny Nash, jim Carroll. Second row: Wayne Kelley, Johnny Stegall, Ray Page Ovie Hundred Thirty-six Guller, Mike Pope, Norman Pike, Bill Hightower, Ronnie Autry, Freddie Smith, Dudley Lord, Charles McKissick, Coach Williams. Fourth row: VVayne Cook, Doug Brackett, Bob Harkey, Richard Vinroot, Bill jones, Bruce Lowe, Fred Brunk, Rufus Overcash, Dickie Helms. At East, this past yearis football fortunes fell into a rags-to- riches category as the Eagles came up with their first winning season under the able guidance of new coach, Dick Williams. A tie with West was the only bright spot in the Eagles' first five games as they dropped four straight after the opener. Then the Eagles came up off the floor and gaining strength each week, shelled North, Cramerton, Lowell, Lincolnton, and Landis to finish with a 5-4-1 won-lost record. The fast finish was due to a fine all-round team effort with many boys outstanding in the latter games. The running of backs Wayne Kelly, VVheeler Buff, Mickey Griswold, and Robbie Mann, quarterbacking by Doug Shuman and Pete Landon, the improved line play of Bruce Lowe, Jim Hartis, jay Iorner, Johnny Bhinehart, Artie Mattox, Bobbie Mann, Gene Lamb, Ed Duchesney, Wayne Mingus, Leonard Boss, Don Kendell, Mike Goode, Manager. Third row: Coach Sechler, Coach Hood, Stanley Richmond, Harry Allen, Jeff Carroll, Bill Untz, Bob Harkey, Harry Allen, Bill Iones, Farnum Cray, and Dudley Lord, the defensive efforts of Wayne Cook, Jeff Guller, and Mike Pope, plus the work of ends Richard Vinroot and Shrine Bowler Ed Chesnutt, were all invaluable to the Eagles' first successful season. Despite the loss of eleven seniors, the return of one of the best looking crops of sophomores ever assembled at East points to a bright future for Coach VVilliams. Chesnutt was chosen as the team's most valuable player. The versatile end was chosen on several all- star teams and was selected to participate in the famed Shrine Bowl and East-West North Carolina all-star games. fwf MICKEY Gmswow BILL JONES Half Back A Center gf if fri' ffm! ED CHESNU T ,1j,lWL ' ,Ulf L' I En! ,bf ff JM 1,5 ,41 'WI L 1 474 I ff ff .ff M M In J V 'ff .11 f 4' L f WHEELL B!rl1iHa'f,-PQ A , , wif! P54fvkf7y7 01f f L L A-f ff! jyffi' flfffn L I lfyj Aff! 1 fvwfll igyjbfv-1 jsfff, ,,.f 51 , ' V ' ,ff Frgl.i!HBRupjQi 1 'dv 'fm If 'I Emi 1 L, f' I ax! fl ji lik!! LVL ,Q , 'I- HARRY ALLEN FARNUM GRAW? Tackle Guard JIM CARROLL ALLEN CLEVELAND Guard ' 'Full Blick. BOE HARKEY Tackle WAYNE CooKE A ' End BRUCE L6wE Tackle WAYNE KELLY NORMAN PIKE Half Back Half Back MANAGERS BOWLING TEAM Left to right: Ronnie Hearn, Cene Thompson, Bobby Caldwell, John Allgood. Our newly-formed bowling team, the Eagles, has begun its first season and has swept to a first-place perch in the Charlotte junior League. Our boys have trounced teams of keglers from Myers Park, West, North, Harding, and Charlotte Catholic. Here is your team: Danny Ernsberger, team captain, who throws a fast, accurate curve that has merited him a 148 average, second highest in the league, Bobby Hill holds the league-leading average of 151 by virtue of an easy curve ball which rated him the top spot on the Junior All-Star Match Team, lerry Nichols, with a 130 average, rolls a spinning ball with lots of action, Bobby Moss, a newcomer shows great promise and sports a 125 average, Jerry Cooke potentially an excellent bowler, main- tains a 125 average, and Tommy Stack, a steady clutch bowler rolls a deadly back-up ball that fells the pins for a 138 average. First row: Bobby Moss, jerry Cooke. Second row: Danny Ernsberger, jerry Nichols, Bobby Hill, Tommy Stack. Basketball is a fast growing sport in North Caro- lina. East Mecklenburg in the past few years has been literally keeping up with the growing trend of the bounceball game. In the past two years, East has either won a con- ference championship or gone to the state basketball tournament which is truly a mark of fine teams. In the state meet they finished fourth. This year the Eagle basketeers found themselves under a new coach in the person of former East Carolina star, Don Harris. THE EAGLES ON THE H A R D W O O D Harris faced the problem of replacing super-stars, Lewis Carpenter, Carlisle Davenport, and Iohn Crump. But the young mentor had six returning lettermen around which to build a winning club. Producing a team equivalent to those of the past two seasons was proving to be a difficult task at the time this annual went to press. Harris' returning lettermen included Argie Wal- lace, Ed Chesnutt, Dwight Rea, David Landon, Richard Vinroot, and W. L. Helms. Despite the fact that these boys were lettermen, they could still be classified as inexperienced when the season started. f TTY, Q4 , I mi!!! EE, ..,,,,w,w W .ar 5, P mg s ', Xiu 2 2537 53' W wwwmmw .P xyi M . Q i., . .J .Q K s 5 .J In I! 4 i 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL St miing Argie Wallace, Andy Price, Kneeling: Coach Don Harris, Captain Ed Chesnutt. a : Tommy Hicks, Jerry Helms, Doug Bracket, Richard Vinroot, Bobby Tyson, W. L. Helms, Bill ' t ken: David Landon and Dwight Rea. Speer, Pete Landon. Absent when pzcture was a Page One Hundred Forty-three Z E 5 Z 5 3 P 5 ,Z I EI Z f, Q K 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Robbie Mann, Ted Harris, Kenneth Bailey, John Lemmon, Ted Black. Second row: Coach Baker Hood, Richard Paxton, Doug Shu- man, Bill Smith, Doug Elmore, Ronnie Ross, Frankie Jones. Like the football team, the Eagle Iunior Varsity basketball team also serves as a preparation for the varsity cage wars. With basketball booming in this section of the state, a LV. team is essential to produce Winning varsity quintets. GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row: Sharon Howell, Eleanor Young, Kathy Kruger, Wanda Bennette. Second row: Pam Moesinger, Helen Rea, Betsy Ann Forbis, Rachael Dulin, Nancy Meacham, Sue Young, Mary McManus. Third row: Missy Westmoreland, Nancy Abernathy, Merideth Davis, Beverly Teal, Miss Lowery, Coach, Carolyn Short, Harriet Hutchinson, Pat Hatley, Judy Byrd. Page One Hundred Forty-five lar season championship under coach Bill lVlcCinn. North's state champions beat the Eagles in a post sea- son playoff game to decide who should participate in the state tournament. Veterans Robert Horne, Sonny Connell, Don Phillips, and Bobby Jordan led the East nine through most of the season. These boys were backed up by Richard Car- riker, Ed Chesnutt, Ray Shrum, Don Sinclair, and Doug Shuman. Pitching was a strong point with Horne and Jordan among the countyis finest. However, the Easterners lacked a really potent hitting attack. First row: M. C. Broome, Manager, Don Horne, Richard Carriker, Don Sinclair, Ted Connell. Second row: Bill Untz, Robert Horne, Carl Jamieson, Don Phillips, Reece Untz. Third row: Coach Bill McCinn, Doug Shuman, Ray Shrum, Ed Chesnutt, Watson Connell, Bobby Ray Jordan. V t B A S E B A L L The 1957 East baseballers encountered a fairly suc- cessful season as they tied for the greater Charlotte regu- First row: Jackie Earp, Ross Williams, John Duckworth, Bill Helms, Dickie Latty. Second row: Bill Davis, Ed Duchesney, Belton Horton, Roy Hartis, Jeff Guller, Bill Ammons. Third row: Coach Earl Sechler, Wayne Kelley, Gene Lamb, Wayne Conner, Ierry Helms, Rufus Overcash. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL The 1957 track team brought an otherwise dis- mal season to a high climax by copping fourth place' in the state track meet under the coaching of Mr. John Needy. Jerry Fincher battled his way to first place in the one mile run. Fincher's teammate, Fred Wilson, copped the top spot in the half mile event. In addition to the performances of Fincher and Wilson, George Seastrom finished second in his specialty, the discus throw. Graduation did not take at heavy toll on the'57 thinclads. Fincher and Seastrom will return to brighten the future for the Eagle track hopefuls. First row: Bill Dansby, Franklin Bumgardner, Don Jeffries, Farnum Gray, Barry Boneno, Fred Wilson, Richard Simingdinger, Larry Blevins, Mike Rooney, David Walters, Simmons Isler. Second row: Coach John Needy, Harry Allen, Fred Bentley, Peter Oppenheim, Pete Little, Robert Taylor, Richard Vinroot, Fred Brunk,'George Seastrom, Steve Henderson, Jerry Fincher, Edward Killman. First row: David Brunson, Bill Hyde, jerry Fincher, Don Jeffries, Barry Boneno, Bobby Moss 'Second row: Fred Bentley, Butch Edwards, jerry Mullis, Peter Oppenheim, Steve Henderson Pete Little, Tommy Stack, Billy Caldwell, Coach john Scott. A :D U - -wav ,Q :2 CROSS COUNTRY In its second season, the Cross Country sport did not quite live up to its expectations. However, the Eagle Harriers did finally begin to jell and finished a strong second in the state meet. The powerful legs of veteran jerry Fincher sparked the East team throughout the entire season. After Eincher,'there were several boyswho put forth some top efforts over the Cross Country courses. w Y W 1 5 1 I W I N V 1 E Y 5 I 1 f 1 e iz fi is ,if ?i w if 3 IVE fx, A 'I' , , 'If 2. i fgwmvyfiw g gs' -FN r , Kf VX MK, X I E sl, if 5 5 . . ,Ig i, fi 5121225222Sakiiffzffl?!5Ee2f:fF !2izilfi2?2 5 ai 5 . I 5, 4 ,,, gf YYiiiE.1Qkw: if FEA Y sf, gr, V- W 1 ff '38 5 'M - 321 -'f .sl . ., X. gk, it L g in 2 T 5 if 1 13 fi' , 5, Q ,SQ 5 E fvziski il E55 i ' 3 ' 3 if Q La z- iss'. 'Z' ' 5 Q Em 2 EJ MM E i 53 5 ' Tu li' The exciting moment. Once in a lifetime. The queen and her court Congratulations, Ed. Let's see now, let's vote for her. fZ. M4 To jane and Ed, in recognition of the time, talents, and energy which they have JANE PHILLIPS given so freely for the betterment of our school we, the EAST WIND staff, demonstrate ED CHESNUTT our gratitude by making them our choice for Mn. AND Miss EAST WIND of 1958. Most Popular RALPH REA-PEGGY PARKER Most Intellectual GEORGE CPOUCHELL-HELEN VVAYNE Best Dressed JOHNNY DAVIS-jEAN STATON Page One Hundred Fifty-f SENIOR SUPERLATIVES K ',. Q2 Q. -.. -... Q. I ,W Z Wittiest Most Versatile KEITH MORRIS-BECKY GRANT' JOHNNY VVAYNE-BRENDA CARPENTER , SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely To Succeed NORMAN PIKE-JANE PHILLIPS JERRY FINCHER-YVONNE FINCHER SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Friendliest Most Athletic MICKEY GRISWOLD-ELSIE HARRIS ' Best All Arounol ED CHESNUTT-NANCY THOMPSON is xg, Page One Hundred Fifty-six . af' .Nb Most Bashful EVERETT ASHLEY-ANITA WARLICK SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Looking SAMMY STRICKLAND-IANICE GAINEY Cutest WHEELER BUEE-SANDRA ALLEN ZW Miss PEGGY PARKER 2 r E afzfiawefgckewn CE GAINEY V- ' K 1 SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Miss DIANE ALLEN JUNIOR BEAUTY MISSPATBELK zwwa w wxEwWM OUR RUNNER-UP BEAUTIES YVONNE FINCHER LINDA KAY FURR Senior Senior SYLVIA Bowians LINDA GOBLE junior junior BARBARA OWENS junior FRANCES FAULK Sophomore MARY Knuan Sophomore SHELIA RJJMPP junior jEAN HUNTER Sophomore SALLY MOULTON Sophomore Ain't we cute? lust us kiddies YOu aren't watching the game, Wagfne! The gang! The kzng and his queen Dzg that heat! Teacher, I had my hand up first! I ! Azn t we got fun! ust us gals Kzng and queen of Sheba. Another gang! The innumerable caravan! The longg gray line. THE GREATER For Gver 63 Years... Your Home of Better Values MASTER CLEANERS, INC. 1809 Commonwealth Avenue Phone ED 4-5841 Compliments of CHARLOTTE WINDOW 8. BLIND SERVICE SHELTON FLORIST 813 Providence Road Morningside Barber Shop 2311 Central Avenue ED Z-7313 SENIOR STATISTICS DORENE ACKER Library Club 105 Y-Teen Club 115 Eng'Ineer's Club 11, 125 Business Staff of Annual 115 Eagle Staff 125 Latin Club 125 F.T.A. 12. BILLY AGNEW Bible Club 105 Beta Club 10, 11, Treasurer 115 Honorary French Club Member 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Hi-Y Club 12, Sergeant-at-Arms and Reporter 125 Homeroom Vice-President 115 Intramural Representative 115 Eagle Reporter 12. CARLTON ALEXANDER Football 95 Track 95 Bus Driver 11, 125 Folk Dancing 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Chorus 105 Choir 12. CAROLYN ALEXANDER F lk D ' C1 b 11' Y-Te Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 Beta Club ll, 125a?ciL1nrialisi-111 Club 115eBll1siness Staff of. Annual 11, 125 Diploma Committee 125 North Fulton High School-Latin Club 10. DIANNE ALEXANDER Y-Teen Club 105 Library 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Project Committee 125 Junior Red Cross Representative 115 Honorary French Club Member 115 French Club 125 Horneroorn Reporter 12. RUSSELL ALRED II Motor Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 115 D.E. Club 12, Vice-President 12. .limmy Renlrow's Service Phone ED 4-7300 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE AllEN ELECTRIC COMPANY CONTRACTINC-FIXTURES 417 Pecan Av enue Phone FR 5-8406 CHARLOTTE, N. c. B. D. FUNDERBURK General Merchandise Phone VI 5-1561 MATTHEWS, N. C. BOB WEI.SI'I STUDIO Franklin 6-1472 813 Providence Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. FAIRES TRAILER COMPANY 3217 North Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Branches at Fayetteville, Jacksonville, and Greensboro, No rth Carolina An ideal home for newlyweds- We trade for furniture, cars, or anything of value. HARRY ALLEN Football 11 125 Track 11, 125 Basketball M 113 B d 115 B1 k 11 Club 11, ,125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Radio caffflfefog Dranigics ciub '13, Eng1.r1eer's Club 12. SANDRA ALLEN Y-Teen C1ubH105 F.H.A. 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 F.B.L.A. 125 Senior Superlative, Cutest 5 Alternate Garrousel Princess. BILL AMMONS Journalism Club 105 F.F.A. 115 Baseball 11, 12. DELORIS ANN ANDERSEN Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary- 113 North Carolina High School Library Association-District 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, Vice-President 113 Club 10, Secretary 105 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council Homeroom President 10, 12, Secretary 115 Business Staff of 12. Library Y-Teen 10 , 125 Annual JOANNE ARANT Arts and Crafts 10, 115 Photography Club 105 Library Club 11,4125 Science Club 12. Motor u , , , Science Club 11, 125 Senior Superlauve, Most Bashful 5 us v EVERETTE ASHLEY Cl b 10 12' Allied Youth 105 Disrributive Education Club 11, B Dri er 12. WO0DlAWN AMOCO SERVICE Woodlawn Avenue fr Pineville Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. FR 5-9476 FR 7-3155 ROAD SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE Meet Your Friends At BABE MAl0Y'S Across From The Coliseum Hobo Style Chicken and Shrimp The South's Tastiest Sandwiches Cannon Aircraft Sales 8. Service, Inc. Municipal Airport CHARLOTTE, N. C. Complete Aircraft Sales and Service Your Cessna Dealer Sharon-Amity Pure Service Sharon-Amity at Randolph Road PICK-UP-DELIVERY ROAD SERVICE EM 6-2333 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE DOCTOR PHARMACY Midwood Trading Center Phone FR 7-4553 2316 Central Ave. Charlotte, N. C. - FROM THE HOUSE OF CD rn 6-5140 DeGroml's Fabric Goods Men's Suiting Imports of Wool, Silks, and Laces If it's unusual, we have it 500 S. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. VIRGINIA ASHLEY Y-Teen Club 105 Girls' Glee Club 115 F.H.A. 125 Photography Club 12. GLENN AUSTIN Basketball 105 Baseball 105 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 125 Bus Driver 10, 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Motor Club 10, 11, 12. PATRICIA GAIL BAGGETT Folk Dancing Club 115 French Club 11, Vice-President 125 Allied Youth 125 Central High School-Y-Teens 105 Bible Club 105 Adelphian Club 105 Orchestra 10. BOB BAILEY Motor Club 105 Dramatics Club 11, 125 Photography Club 115 Allied Youth 125 Homeroom Vice-President 10. Page One Hundred Sixty-eight PEGGY BARNES Y-Teen Club 105 F.T.A. 12. BETTY ANN BEAVER Orientation Committee 105 Y-Teen Club 105 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 N i nal ' ' ' at 0 Honor Society 11, 12, Llbrary Club 12 FRED BENTLEY Cross Country 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Block E Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 Folk Dancing Club 10, 115 Science Club 125 E.T.T.O. ll, 125 Intra- mural Representative 11. ' MIKE BICK Phone ED 2-8587 CHARLOTTE FLOWER SHOP Flowers Wired Anywhere 1630 Elizabeth Avenue CHARLOTTE, N. C. Flowers For All Occasions HARRILL SUPPLY COMPANY 2616 N. Davidson St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wholesale Plumbing Supplies THE BANK OF MATTHEWS Organized 1909 MATTHEWS, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mitchell Parking Service, Inc. 23 Conveniently Located Parking Stations Offering Both Monthly ancl Daily Rates 201 West Fourth Street FR 7-2913 Charlotte Sporting Goods Co., Inc. 314 s. Tryon sirooi Hroooh your dollars to have more Coors Bob Sutton Andy Kowalski BROWN LUMBER CO. PAINT-HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS Matthews, N. C. Phone VI 7-4531 J. w. nowtu siNcLAin A Central Ave. at Eastway Drive ED 2-9562 CLARK BLACK Motor Club 9, 11, 125 Photography Club 109 Arts and Crafts Club 125 Bus Driver 11, 129 Allied Youth 109 Junior-Senior Prom Committee9 French Club ll. EARRY BLEVINS Track 9, 10, 11, 129 Cross-Country 125 Football 10, 119 F.F.A. 99- Hi-Y Club 9, 109 Motor Club 109 Allied Youth 11, 121 Forensic Club 129 E.T.T.O. 11, 125 Red Cross Representative 9. FRANCES ANN BOONE F.H.A. 10, 11, Secretary lls Y-Teen Club 105 Allied Youth 12. BARRY BONENO Track 10, 11, 125 Cross-Count-ry 11, 125 Musicians Club 10, '11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 11, Vice-President 129 Band 9, 109 Forensic Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 129 Homeroom Treasurer 109 Homeroom Vice- President 129 E.T.T.O. Club 12, Treasurer 12. ALLEN BREWER Hi-Y Club 10, 129 Bus Driver 10, 11, 129 Intramural Council 119 Pho- tography Club 10. JEAN BROADWAY . Allied Youth 122 Red Cross Representative 109 Corbent Car Club 11. Page One Hundred Sixty-nine TO YOU Who Stand On The BRINK OF A NEW WORLD ln the years ahead, we shall have a greater need than ever before- for vision, knowledge, understanding, and skill. We, the Parents and Teachers of East Mecklenburg, are proud to know that we have had a part in working together to help make your years here a richer, fuller experience. lt is our sincere hope that you are now ready to meet' the Challenge of the future unknown world-a world on the threshold of Space Adventure. Together we build for peace, For the right of each man to give The fruits of his labor and skill That all men in freedom may live. lReprinted from Stepping Stonesnl The thoughts and prayers of your-Parent Teacher Association go with each of you as you venture forth into that New World. ' FRED BRUNK Football 10, 129 Basketball 109 Baseball 99 Track 10, 11,1 129 Block E Cg.1g' SC1fX1C8 Club 10, 119 Photography Club 119 Eng1.ueer's Club 119 .... 1 , 12.. ANITA BUCHANAN , Y-Teen Club 109 Folk Dancing Club 119 Musicians Club 119 Beta Club 11, 129 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 115 Choir 11, 129 Alhed Youth 129 French Club C!-lonorary MemberD 11. WHEELER BUFF Football 9, 10, 11, 129 Baseball 109 Block E Club 1.25 Hi-Y Club 10, ll, 129 Dramatics Club ll, 12, President 129 Audio-Visual Club lll, 129 Choir 11, 125 Chairman of Senior Trip Committee 129 Student Council 129 Senior Superlative, Cutest 9 Homeroom Vice-President 10, 119 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 119 Masque and Wig 12, President 12. BILL BURNS Spanish Club 129 Dramatics Club 12. HARRY BURNS Motor Club 10, 129 Folk Dancing 11, 129 Photography Club 115 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11. SARA ALYCE BUTLER Beta Club ll, 129 Library Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Secretary 129 I'-Teen Club 10, 119 Science Club 109 Chorus 109 Choir 11, 129 Junior Red Cross 109 French Club 11, 129 Homeroom Secretary 119 Homeroom President'l29 Student Council 129 Library Assistant 129 Prom Invitation Committee 119 N.C.H.S.L.A. 10, 11, 12. PROVIDENCE ROAD SERVICE A. B. Bolick, Proprietor 815 Providence Road Complete Sinclair Service and Accessories f X f f NATIONAL LAUNDERETTE 2315 Central Avenue CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone FR 6-8800 DRY CLEANING ONE DAY SERVICE Jjjyif W, MMM , srAuu.fY's My sur n anus sronf LARGE AND CONVENIENT 1949 East 7th Street I hi I Q. in fav! f Sf-4'-' 'f Inc. CM I CAPE SERVICE A arle Road Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 3 7678 ff Phone ED 3-5103 McEwen and Thompson LADIES' READY-To-WEAR MINT HILL, N. C. Telephone FR 6-0914 JUDY BYRD I , . Y-Teen Club 10, 11g Bible Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Allied 5 r o . Youth Club 12 Home o rn Secretary 11 DOUGLAS CALDWELL Motor Club 9, 105 F.F.A. 95 Horneroom Treasurer 95 Science Club 10, 51, Ea!-ii3i113'EI 125 Arts and Crafts Club 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 I. V. ase . PATRICIA CALDWELL Y-Teen Club 105 Library Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 F.T.A. 11, 12, President of Tri-Hi F.T.A., 125 National Honor Society 11, 125'Honorary Member of French Club 11, 12. FLORIDE CAMPBELL Folk Dancing Club 115 Allied Youth Club 125 Footlighters Club 12. BRENDA ELIZABETH CARPENTER Journalism Club 9, 10, 115 Debating Club 9, Reporter Q3 Photography Club 10, Treasurer 1-105 'Y-Teen Club 10, 11,1 Vice-rPres1d,ent 115 Beta Club 10, 11, Reporter 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Honorary French Club Member 11, 125 Homeroom Guidance Chairman 115 Allied Youth 125 Chairman of Senior Cap and Gown Committee 125 Orientation Com- mittee l1, 125 Senior Superlative, Witt1est g GIIIIS Glee Club 125 EAST WIND Editorial Staff 12, Typist 12. JIMMY CANUP Motor Club 9, 125 Folk Dancing Club 11. 12: Hi-Y Club 9. If -Q ,P -w X K , . A U 5 HICKS TEXACO SERVICE 4765 Pineville Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone JA 3-9950 N JacIt's Plaza Beauty Salon- Specializing in Permanent Waving 1 X Jock Garrison, Owner-Mgr. CHARLOTTE, N. C. 1525 Central Ave. Phone ED 4-0723 THE BANK OF COMMERCE CHARLOTTE, N. C. 124 S. Church Street FR 5-4424 Carrilter Poultry Company WHOLESALE POULTRY Telephone EDison 3-2177 2811 Central Avenue CHARLOTTE 4, NORTH CAROLINA MINT HILL OIL COMPANY FUEL OIL FOR HOME HEATING METERED FUEL OILS Prompt Delivery Ariywlwere IT BURNS CLEAN Dial FR 6-9043 Charlotte, N. C. Mint Hill, N. C. FALLS CARPENTER A ikfrdio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12g Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 125 Football JIM CARROLL Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Block E Club 11, 125 Engineer's Club 11, 12, Sergeant-at-Arms 123 Audio-Visual Club ll, 12, Reporter 129 Beta Club 11, 125 Business Staff of Annual 125 Orientation Committee 10, 11, 12g Motor Club 11g Photography Club 9, 10, Arts and Crafts Club 109 Latin Club 11. Page One Hwndred Seventy-two ED CHESNUTT Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 129 Basketball 10, 11, 12, Captain 12: MVP Football 19579 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Block E Club 10, 11, 12, Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 127 Student Council 10, 11, 12, President 12, Executive Council 12: Engineer's Club 11, 12, Sergeant-at-Arms 119 Senior Superlative, Best All Around g Marshal 11, 129 National Honor Society 11, 125 Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11: East'Delegate to Boys' State 1957, Shrine Bowl Game 19573 Sophomore Class Presidentg Orientation Committee 10, 11, 12: Guidance Chairman of Iunior Class 119 Senior Ring Committeeg Junior Rotariang MR. EAST WIND, East-West High School All Star. LARRY CLANTON Bible Club 10, 11, 125 Debating Club 10: Chorus 11, 12, President 119 Choir 11, 12, 'Assistant Director 123 EAST WIND Business Staff 12, Home- room Treasurer 12. A 2 C A 5 D D 1 H 2 R E M C- A I C S H T 1 E N Q R E -----H E 5 S 1611 East 7th Street N C Phone FR 5-7708 . Charlotte, . . - V. T. I-limebouch, Branch Manager CALCULATORS We Need Your Head In Our Business COLONIAL BARBER SHOP 1041-A Providence Road SHAIIIIROCK HARDWARE CO. 3128 The Plaza Seeds-Glidden Paints Fireplace Fixtures ED 4-9590 D. L. Kistler BOSTIAN NIANNEOUIN STUDIO Mannequins repaired and relinished 5429 North 29 Highway Phone ED 4-9653 A ALLEN CLEVELAND Football 9, 10, ll, 125 Hi-Y Club 105 Motor Club 105 F.F.A. 11, 12, Yrce-President 125 Intramural Council 12, Treasurer 125 Student Coun- cil 12: Chairman Senior Proiect Committee. LARRY SUTTON-COBURN Bible Club 9, 105 Libra? Club 95 Brother-Sister French Club 95 Hon- orary.French Club 105 .T.A. 10: French Club 11, Reporter 115 Folk ' C1 b 11, 125 Audio-Visual Club 11, 125hHomerorim ' - ' ' an 2. Dancing- 11, Beta u Vice-President 115 Boys' State 115 Allied Youth 12, ProJect aum PAUL COLLIER Band 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 10, 115 Musicians Club 10, 11, 125 President of Rock and Roll Group5 Folk Dancing Club 125 Drum CBPFBIH 9, ll, 125 Variety Show5 Chorus 11, 125 Cutest Baby 115 Red Cross Representative 9, 105 Robes-Music Department 125 Devotions 12. Al BROWNE'S PURE SERVICE M chanical work of all loinds e Tires Recapped and Reparred 545 Providence Road ED 4-4975 VVAYNE CONNER Football 105 Basketball 95 Baseball 9, 10, '11, 125 Hi-Y Club 10, 12, President 125 Photography Club 10: 4-H Club 95 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 EAST Wnwm Business Staff 125 F.F.A. Club 10. IDA COOK re... 12. Library Club io, 115 Y-Teen ciub 105 11.H.A. 11, CE CARTER JOY Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, President 10, Treasurer 11, Treasurer 125 Orientation Committee 10, 11, 125 Hoxneroorn Secretary 10, 125 .Business Staff of Annual 10, 11, 12, Assistant Business- Manager 11, Business Manager 125 Falk Dancing Club 115 French Club 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 11, 125 Student Council 125 Chairman of I-lohieroom Guidance Committee. Myers Park Hardware Co., I See us for your SCHOOL and HOBBY R. .I. McEWEN 8. SON nc FURNITURE, HARDWARE 6' APPLIANCES Phone LI 5-4816 MI-NT HILL, N. C. SUPPLIES in HOUSE OE FLOWERS 923 Providence Road Sedgefield 5h0PPII19 Center A COMPLETE FLORIST CQII-You'II Be Glad You Did CHAR'-UTTEI N- C- Day Phones JA 3-1822-JA 3-1823 Nite Phone JA 3-0217 Frank Griffin, Owner CHARLOTTE, N. C. Oakhurst Sales Company 4200 Monroe Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. FUEL out P f ' HARDWARE-FEED 5 SEED Wee 5 FERTILIZER-PAINTS FOR TI-IE FINER THINGS I 206 North Tryo'n Street teve's elf CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA ervice undries ROBERT WAYNE COOKE CAROL COURTNEY Foo bal , , 5 . . ase a 5 oc u , , , omeroom gzlililgglciflicaedlgitesiclenl: E5lEetabOllula012351 I-it E C1 b 19 H E2 Secre H T omeroom Vrce-Presldent 12g , French Club I15 Engineer's Cl b ' u 12, Key Club 12. GEOR GE COUCHELL Student Council 9310, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Executive Council 11, 12, Chairman of Building Committee 125 Homeroom President 9, 10, 115 Vice-President Freshman Classg Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Nominee State Beta' Club President 115 F.F.A. 95 Allied Youth 95 Motor Club 10, 11, Preerdent 115 French Club 11, 125 Chorus 105 Enzi.neer's Club 125 Junior Red Cross Representative 95 Key Club 12, Vice-President 121 National- Honor SOC1EfY 11, 12, President 125 Junior Rotarian 125 Senior Superlanve, Most Intellectual. Page One Hundred Seventy-four reasurer 11: Y-Teens 10, 115 Allied Youth 12: Folk Dancing 10, 12i0Bible Club 125 French Club 11, 125 Junior Red Cross Represen- tative . SUSAN CRANE Y-Teens 10, 115 Latin Club 11, Treasurer 115 Library Club 125 Allied Youth 12, Secretary 125 Homeroom Vice'President 10: Associate Senior Editor EAST WIND 125 Associated Feature Editor EAST WIND 12. JAMES CRAWFORD Track 105 Photography C'1ub 10, 11, 12, Dark Room Supervisor ll, President 125 Radio Club 10: Engineer's Club 125 Student Council 125 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 11. 0llT0'S YOUR FRIENDLY LADIES' STORE Located on the Plaza and Dilworth Matthews Dry Cleaners If Pleased Tell Others, If Not Tell Us Purser's Shell Service, Inc. Complete Motor Overhaul and Tuneups Complete Brake Service Phone ED 2-9315 Purser's Fuel Oil Service Fuel Oil for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Purposes Prompt Metered Delivery Service 2437 Central Ave. Fuel Oil Phone FR 5-8387 SPORTING GOODS Faul 8. Crymes, Inc. 415 S. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ROY WHlTE'S FLOWERS Finest In Flowersl' 1949 E. Seventh St. Phone ED 3-8846 CHARLOTTE, N. C. BARBARA CRUMP ?i'1 eXnHgugo1-1013 112 Chorus 11, 12? Future Business Leaders of America CAROLYN CRUMP Y'Tee11 C1115 10, 11: Future Business Leaders of America 129 Allied Youth 12. BOBBY CULP Photography Club.10, ll, President 119 Homeroom VicePresident 109 Orientation Committee 109 Bible Club 109 Allied Youth Club 11 12 Vice-President 129-Hoxneroom President 119 Business Staff of Annual 12? Student Council 11, 12, Executive Council 11, Chairman of Lost and Found Committee 115 Marshal 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 125 H0m9E00m Treasurer 129 Key Club 12, President 12, Inter-Key Club Council of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County 125 French Club 12.. IO ANN CUTHBERTSON Y-Teen Club 9, 10, 119 Photography Club 99 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 129 F.H.A. Club 109 D.E. Club 11, 12, Secretary 121 Business Educa- tion Club 119 F.B.L.A. Club 12. OLIN DARNELL Motor Club 109 F.F.A. 10, 11, 129 Folk Dancing 12. IOHNNY DAVIS Audio-Visual Club 9. 10, 11, 12, Chief Operator 215 F.F.A. 9, 10: Arts and Crafts 12. President 12: Motor Club 109 4-H Club 9, 105 Allied Youth 129 Senior Superlative, Best Dressed. BUD DAVIS Motor Club 11: Photography Club 119 Folk Dancing 121 Bus Driver 11, 121 Band 11, 12. l ,X 1 X A ll in Qian of '58 SOUTHERN BEI.I. TELEPHONE A 5 N ND TELEGRAPH COMPANY MITCHELL DAVIS IV B2sebal19 B rl . . . : en 10: Photozranbv Club 109 Folk Dancin Club 115 Intr 1 ' - ' Z amura Council 12, Eng1neer's Club 12. PATRICIA LANE DAVIS Library Club IOL -11: Y-Teen' Club 10:i'Commerci511 Club 11: Cbnms 11: Girls' Glee Club 12: Science Club 129 Business Education Club 12. PATRICIA MOORE DAVIS Photogranhv Club 10: Y-Teen Club 10, 11. Secretary 11: Beta Club 10, '11, 12: French Club 11: Allied Youth 123 Homeroom Secretary 11: Choir 11: Homecoming Attendant 10. ELAINE DEASON Homerzmln President 10: Sturlenf Council 10: Bible Club 10: Beta Club g:l,bl2: Homeroorn Secretarv .11: Snnbnmnre Class Secretarv: Y-T een u 10, 11, President 11: Business Staff of Annual 10, 11: Newspaper Staff 115 Future Business Leaders of America 12. DONNE DEKLE Baseball 10: Mofor Club 10: Eneineer's Club 11, 12, Secretary 129 Folk Dancing Club 113 Forensic Club 12. JEAN DIERSTEIN 4-I-I Club 10. 11, Sona Lender 11: Y-Teen Club 10: Commercial Club 11: Girls' Glee Club 115 F.B.L.A. 125 Dramatics Club 12. MIDWOOD FLOWER SHOP 2411 Central Avenue Day Phone ED 3-0585 Night Phone FR 6-7121 n GRIFFIN ESSO MINT i-nu., N. c. Mclean Clothing Store Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes Phone ED 4-4175 MINT HILL,-N. c. ELMORE TRAILER SALES A Complete Line of Mobile Homes 4906 N. Tryon Street Phone ED 2-2471 CHARLOTTE, N. C. DOSTER'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Complete Car Service Pick-up-Delivery Road Service 3017 S. Blvd. JA 3-9982 North Carolina Telephone Co. General Office: MATTHEWS, N. C. Serving Ansonville, lndian Trail, Marshville, Matthews, Morven, Norwood, Peachland, Polkton, Wadesboro, Waxhaw, and Wingate. Long distance doesn't cost-it pays BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC. WHOLESALE Fruits, Produce and Eggs Institutional Size Canned Foods 2800 South Blvd. Phone JA 3-1121 CHARLOTTE, N. C. PARK PLACE PHARMACY 613 Providence Road RONNIE DOSTER Hi-Y Club 11, 12. Sergeant-at-Arms ll, Chanlain 12: F.F.A. Club 109 Motor Club 11S Folk Dancing 122 Homeroom Treasurer 109 Chorus 10. BETTY TEAN DULTN Aft a dC ffscl b10':Y-T C1 b1ogF1kD ' Cl b119L'b cnfb 11, 115, RHFA. Club ffm u 0 mms U 1 my ELAINE DULIN , ' Club 9' FHA 10 11 12: Toumalism Club 10: Chorus 112 Scrence . . . . . , 4-H Club 112 Distributive Education Club 12, Promotion Editor 12. IANICE DULIN Y-Teen Club 101 Folk Dancing Club 11. DANNY DUNCAN Photogranhv Club 10, 11, 12, Sergeant-at-Arms 125 Radio Club 122 French Club ll. CGRNELIA EARNHART F.H.A. 10, 119 Y-Teen Club 10, 113 F.B.L.A. Club 12. DONALD EARNHEART Motor Club 10, 113 Agriculture CF.F.A.D Club 11, 129 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12. ' BARBARA EARP Basketball 109 Y-Teen Club 109 Allied Youth 109 Folk Danqing 119 Library Club 11, 129 F.H.A. Club 12. ,Y 1 1531 95 o Mfg? Mflanrutv LUMBER coMPANr LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS HOME PLANS 41 I5 Monroe Road ED 3-3138 OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION CO. DEPENDABLE Moron TRANSPORTATION Daily service to approximatel 500 t y owns and cities in North and South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. ICC Number 109533 P. O. Box 10512 CHARLOTTE, N. C. WILLIAM JOHN EARP Motor C'lub,l09 F.F.A. 10, 119 Folk Dancing Club 11, 129 Library Club 12. DANNY ERNSBERGER Folk Dancing Club 119 Photography Club 119 Hi-Y Club 12: Forensic Club 129 Vice-Rresident Homeroom 12: Captain Bowling Tearn 129 Charlotte Cathohc High School-Glee Club 109 Science Club 10? Li- brary Club 109 Football 10. RICHARD EVANS Motor Club 10, 119 Homeroom President 109 F.F.A. 10, 119 Chorus 12, Treasurer 12: Intramural Representative 129 Bus Driver 11. JERRY FINCHER Football 9, 109 Track 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 11, 122 Arts and Crafts 109 Hi-Y Club 10? Beta Club 10, 11, President 129 Block E Club 11, 129 Intramural Representative 119 Intra Key Club Council 129 Senior Siilpeirlative, Friendliest 9 Homeroom Vice-President 129 Student Coun- ci 2. YVONNE FIN CHER Commercial Club 99 Y-Teen Club 9, 10, 11, VicePreside'nt 11, 129 Basketball 10, 115 French Club 11, 125 Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 129 Audio-Visual Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Reporter 9, Vice-President 129 Chee1leader's Club 12, Treasurer 129 Homecoming Attendant 109 Home- room Guidance Chairman 9, 10, '129 Senior Superlative, Friendliest 9 Band 9, Majorette 9. MARSHALL FISHER Bus Driver 10, 11, 129 Motor Club 11, 129 F.F.A. 12. JOE P. CRAIG and SONS BUILDERS 1000 Sharon-Amity Road CHARLGTTE 7, N. C. EM 6-0113 EM 6-2191 Courtesy of City Chevrolet Company FRIENDLY PEOPLE 710 South Tryon Street ED 2-7151 PEGGY FLATT Library Club 10, .1-1, 12, Vice-President 125 - een , , , Treasurer 11, Project Chairman 125 Science Club 105 Business Staff of Annual 125 Chorus 10, I-Iomeroorn President 115 Chairman of the Invitation Cornnnttee for Junior-Senior Prom 115 Ring Committee 115 Stumient Council 115 French Club 11, 124 National Honor Society 11, 125 Choir 125 Homeroom Treasurer 12. TOMMY FLOWE I-Iomeroom Vice-President 105 Bus Driver 115 Motor Club 105 F.F.A. 10., 115 Folk Danci .llllb 125 Dramatics Club 12. LYNETTE FLEENOR Drarnatics Club 9, 125 Photography Club 95 Y-Teen Club 10, 115 Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, Secretary 11, Reporter 105 Folk Dancing Club 12. YT Club 10 11 12 IEANNE FOARD Y-Teen Club 105 French Club 11, 125 Marshal 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Secretary of Homeroom 10. RICHARD FOGLEMAN Motor Club 10, 115 Folk Dancing Club 10, 11, 125 Pgiotography Club 115 Bus Driver 11, 125 F.B.L.A. 125 Chorus 11, Choir 1 BETSY ANN FORBIS 10 Photography Club 105 Science Club 105 Beta Homeroom Secretary 5 Club 10, 11, 12g Allied Youth 125 French Club 11, 125 Basketball ll, 12, Iunior Red Cross 11, 12, Secretary 125 Chorus 12. GLENDA FOX Y-Teen Club 125 Future Business Leaders of Arnerica c1123J'qainestown ' 1.1 . High School-Glee Club 10, 115 Y-Teen C1ub'10, Library 'Jaw lx 0 21 CURB VICE AMERICAN BEAUTY FLORIST r r l K idk OUT a rive V1 WJ 1506 S. Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. DEI-IC Us F' q M- Phone ED 3-4177 LL RE ED I f H O Fowers or a ccasions 5 FAST SE Eigkgf, 5 L X Olr Ta ' ' Corsages For That Special Cirl ,ni M 5 outh Boulevard Phone JA 3-6311 Tuxedos' for Rent Tuxedos-Dinner Jackets-Tails Complete with Accessories P U R S E R 'S DRAPERIES CARPETING Rubber, Vinyl and Linoleum Kitchen Cabinet Tops Sanding and Finishing Compliments of J. M. urns' Cotton, Fertilizer, Groceries Texaco Service Phone Ll 5-4337 Highway 27 at Allen Route 1 Charlotte, N. C. RAND'S TEXACO SERVICE 2622 East Seventh Street FR 7-9339 BEST Wisnts MERCURY PRESS, INC. 907 South McDowell CHARLOTTE, N. C. BOB FREELAND 105 Track 9, 105 Motor Club 95 F.F.A. 95 Photography Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 Engineer's Club 125 Audio-Visual Club 9, 10, ll, 12. GEORGE FREEMAN F.F.A. 9, 10, 115 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12.5 Library Club 12. TOMMY FUNDERBURK Basketball 105 Track 105 Science Club 125 Motor Club 10, 115 Allied Youth Club 12. Football 9, JIMMY FURR Arts and Crafts Club 10, 125 Motor Club 10, 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Bus Driver 11, 12. JUDY FURR National Honor Society 11, 125 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 11, 12, Executive Council 125 Chairman of Devotional Committee 125 Business Staff of Annual 115 Allied Youth 11, 12, Vice-President 11, President 125 Photography Club 105 Y-Teen Club 105 Homeroom Secre- gapi Homeroom-President 115 Homeroom Vice-President 125 Calendar ir . LINDA KAY FURR F.H.A. 10, 11. 12, Vice-President 11, President 125 4-H Club 10, 11. Vice-President 115 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Chorus 105 Bus Driver 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary 11, VicePresident 125 French Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 Executive Council 125 Chairman of Assembly Committeeg Senior Project Cornmittee5 Homeroom Guidance Chairman 115 Marshal 11, 12. Ebb 8. lib's Two little Pigs Famous Bar-B-Que Phone FR 6 9973 Q Highway 74, East I' DU - ' 2 Compliments of CI.EVElAND CEEANERS Phone FR 5-5367 For Your Entertainment Tune to the Top WGI CHARLOTTE'S MUSICAL VOICE THE NUMBER ONE CHOICE g , I 3 One of the South's leading department stores BEN GADDY Photography Club 105 Musicians Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Vice-President of Homeroom 115 VieePresident Band 12. SAUNDRA GADDY Homeroom Treasurer 125 Photography Club 105 Y-Teen Club '10, 125 'Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 Girls' Athletic Association 11. JANICE ELAINE GAINEY Homeroom Secretary 105 Y-Teen Club 10, 11g Inter-Club Council 115 Photography Club 109 Dramatics Club 119 Iunior Class Beautyg Beta Club 11, 129 Chorus 12, Secretary 125 F.B.L.A. Club 12, President 125 Student Council 125 Homeroom Treasurer 125 Senior Superlative, 'fBest Look1.ng,'5 Carrousel Princess 125 Girls' State 11. BARBARA GLADDEN Y-Teen Club 105 French Club 11, 12g Audio-Visual Club 11, 125 Allied Youth 115 Science Club 125 Library Club 125 Arts and Crafts Club 11. IIMMY GODFREY A Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Vice-President IOQ Homeroom Treas- geg intramural Council 125 Bus Driver 10, 119 Photography Club 105 . . u . REBECCA ANN GRANT Chorus 105 Song Leader for F.H.A. 125 Junior-Senior Committee 119 F.H.A. 10, 11, 125 Historian of F.H.A. llj Choir 11, 125 Y-Teen Club 10, 115 Senior Superlative, 'fMost Versatileng Allied Youth 12. THE PINK .I. BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Permanent Waves and Hair Styling FR 7-2807 MINT HILL, N. C. AMBERS RESTAURANT Virgil L, Shipers, Prop. FINE FOOD Open 7 A.M. until II iP.M. Saturday thru Friday A GOOD PLACE TO EAT PIERRE'S Pete Lazoriclesn Steaks-Chops-Plate Lunch-Sea Food 3533 Monroe Road FR 5-9243 Charlotte, N. C. S. R. lemmoml Servicenter MATTHEWS, N. C. 'IUEII' Phone VI 5-4522 Butler Seafood Everything in Fresh Seafoods 919 S. McDowell Street Phone FR 5-4409 CINDY'S CAREER GIRL SPORTSWEAR-DRESSES Specializing in small sizes-5-II Cindy Kinghorn 120 E. Sixth St Phone FR 5-8059 Charlotte, N. C Bowen and Gibson Supermarket Join Us At Our NEW LOCATION Potters Rd. and Concord Rd. Phone ED 3-5301 FARNUM GRAY Football 10, 11, 129 Track 10, 11, 12,9 I.V. lfaseball 9, 109 Block E Club 11, 129 Bible Club 99 Science Club 9, 10, 11, Sergeant-at-Arms 119 Engineer's Club 119 E.T.T.O. C1 b 11 1 . BONNIE GRIFFIN Y-Teen Clulb 109 F.B.L.A. Club 129 Gi.rl's Glee Club 12 u , 2 THERESA GRIFFIN REBECCA ANN GREENE giEEezi2ClgIfm1Sg Science Club 109 Folk Dancing Club 11 FBLA Y-Teen Club 109 Allied Youth Club 109 Folk Dancing Club 119 Library I Club 11, 12, Reporter 123 F.H.A. Club 129 Homeroom Reporter 12. MICKEY GRISWOLD F tb ll 9, 10, 11, 129 Bl k E Cl b10,11, 12, S geant tAnns12 BOBBY GFLIER FFA? Club 9, 10, 12, Vi:-:-Presidellht 109 Hi-Y CluIII99 Falk Dane ng F.F.A. 11, 125 BUS Driver 11, 12. Club 113 Student Council 119 Baseball 129 Basketball 12g Se or Sup rla tive, Most ALhletic 9 Homeroom President 119 Co-Captain Foobtall 12 JAMES WILLIA'M GRIFFIN Chorus 129 Intramural Council 12. Motor Club 10, 11- Junior Red Cross 10 FF.A Club 10' B ' - , 9 . . , us Driver 10, Folk Dancmg 12. Cavalaris Skating Rink Open Hours 2:30-5:00 Mat. 7:30-10:30 Night Sat. 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Private Parties Morehead Bowling Open Alleys Every Night 915-919 E. Morehead St. ED 4-3761 Compliments of Swimmer Insurance Agency 435 South Tryon Street Phone ED 3-9873 S? -,la 0 0511- 4' 'N 5,-'-:Ei.5L'l I. Charlotte's Distinctive Toy Shop Phone FR 7-1088 2407 Central Ave. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Eastwood Barber Shop 4329 Plaza Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone FR 7-7002 Corpenter Airport hos o gift for oll of your groduoting closs. Bring your onnuol to the field ond we will make o present of o FREE flight, on ony flyoble dote between April lst ond July lst, 1958. Smith-Regal Flying Service NC 160 Steele Creek Rd., Two miles South of Shopton. Phone JAckson 3-6691 KALE-LAWING CO. Stationery Printers and Office Outfitters Typewriters and Typewriter Repairing 227-231 S. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Magic Cleaners and laundry, Inc. 2711 Monroe Road Quality Cleaning and Beautiful Shirts MORTON GROSSWALD I.V. Baseball 105 Photography Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President'11, Sec- retary 12. RAEL GROSSWALD LV. Baseball 10, 115 Musicians Club 10, 115 Photography Club 105 Beta-Club 11, 125 Intramural Council 11, 12, Vice-President'125 Honorary Member of French Club 11. SUSAN GURLEY Y-Teen Club 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 105 French Club 11, Re- porter 115 Library Assistant 12. LINDA HAGEN Y-Teen. Club 115 Allied Youth 115 Dramatics Club 115 Girls' Glee C'1ub 115 Science Club 125 Red Cross Representative 125 Choir 125 Spanish Club 12, Vice-Presidentg Myers Park High School-Junior National Honor Society 105 School Spirit Committee 105 Cheer Club 115 Girls' Athletic Association 11. JIMMY HAIGLER Science Club 10, 125 Motor Club 10, 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 Home- room President 115 Chorus 125 Latin Club 11. LARRY HAIGLER Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 125 F.F.A. 11, 125 Sentinel 12. EAST HIGH BOOSTER CLUB Meet with us every third Monday evening at' eight. loin the club, enjoy the tel- lovvship, and help promote interest in school activities. Boost East High And Watch The Eagles Fly UNDERWOOD Typewriters and Adding Machines 1004 Kings Drive Phone ED 4-9639 MONAHAN'S AMOCO SERVICE 4001 Monroe Road For Road Service Call FR 5-9566 Warren Distributing Co.. 226 West 3rd Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Wholesale Distributors of Appliances, jewelry, Giftware Luggage, Sporting Goods, Toys SEE US FOR YOUR INDUSTRIAL GIFTS Compliments ot The Light Refreshment JUDY HALL Bible Club 105'Journalism Club 10, 115 Science Club 105 French Club 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Horneroom Reporter 12. FRANCES HARGET1' Chorus 105 Choir 11, 125 Y-Teen Club 10, Treasurer 105 F.H.A. 10, 125 French Club 115 Song Leader 115 Allied Youth Club 115 Arts and Crafts Club 12. WYATT HARGETT i Motor Club IO, 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 Engineer's Club 11g Allied Youth Club 125 Science Club 12. BOB I-IARKEY Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Block E Club 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 12, Sergeant-at-Arms 10, 11, Program Chairman 125 Home- room Secretary 125 Bus Driver 11. ELSIE HARRIS Bible Club 105 Science Club 105 Journalism Club 10, 115 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Library Club 11, County Reporter 115 French Club 11, 12, Presi- dent l25 Junior Red Cross 11, 12, School and County Vice-President 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Marshal 11, 125 EAST WIND Junior Editor 115 Allied Youth 125 Student Council 125 Orientation Committee 10, 115 Senior Gift Committee Chairman5 D.A.R. Citizenship Awardg Senior Superlative, Most Athletic. MINT HILL CLEANERS MINT HILL, N. c. Compliments of E. J. SMITH JOHNYIS, GRILL Sandwiches-Lunch-Dinner Specializing in Fried Chicken TRY ' CURB SERVICE at our parking lot 4025 Monroe Road Phone FR 5-9585 ROSE'S BEAUTY SALON We Specialize In COLD WAVE PERMANENTS MINT HILL, NORTH CAROLINA Phone FR 7-6757 Mrs. Jomes McWhirter TERRY HARTIS Engineefs Club 11, 125 Basketball 105 Allied Youth Club 105 Moto: Club 10. ROBERT HARTIS Arts and Crafts Club 10, .11, 12, Club Reporter 12.. DOTTIE HARVVELL Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Journalism Club 10, 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Folk Dancini1Club 115 French Club ll, 125 Bible Club 105 I-Iomeroom Re- porter . GAIL HARVVELL Forensic Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 125 Y-Teen Club 105 journalism Club lg, 1115 BetaDClub 11, 125 F.H.A. Club 11, 12, Secretaryuga Fx- c ange tu ent to enmark 115 Runner-up in Selling Contest 5 g e Club Editor 125 Student Council 125 Chairman of American Field Service Committee 125 Senior Trip Committee 12. BOB HAWKINS Football 10, 115 Photography Club ll, 125 Motor Club 105 Arts and Craf?2 Club 105 Science Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Bus Driver PATSY HEGLER Y-Teen Club 105 Girls' Athletic Association 115 Future Business Leaders of America 12. llrlllmlryyfrewl W ilu Holi sr EAUTY sALoN gg lizing in Coloring GV r anent Waving and Styling M3514 Monroe Road 1 ED 2-9345 Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Co. Manufacturers of Cast lron Soil Pipe and Fittings Since 1900 ,WW llwfgy NEAL M. CRAIG ,W W 5 BUILDERS 1 1030 Sharon-Amity Road EM 6-2967 PATRONIZE OUR OAKHURST BARBER SHOP 4614 Monroe Road Gary B, Helms, Owner A, G. Allen GARY HELMS W. L. HELMS F.F.A. Club 95 Hi-Y Club 95 Driverls Education Club 105 F.F.A. Club 115 Football 105 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 115 Motor Club 105 Distributive Education Club 12. JOAN HELMS Y-Teen Club 105 Library Club 105 F.H.A. Club 11, 12, Parliamentarian 125 Folk Dancing 115 Journalism Club 115 Business Staff of Annualg Girls' State 115 Junior Homemaker Degree 115 Science Club 125 Chair 12. LARRY HELMS Hi-Y Club 9, 10, 115 Folk Dancing 115 Distributive Education Club 12. TOMMY HELMS :ir 11, 125 Folk Dancing 125 Motor Club 105 F.F.A. 95 Library Club 11. gil-7118.1 2105 Intramural Council 115 Block E Club 125 Folk Dancing 'll . RUTH HERRIN Y-Teen Club 105 Future Homemakers of America 10, 125 Allied Youth 115 Ilgusiness Education Club 115 Arts and Crafts Club 125 Choir 125 Bus river 12. GARY HICKS Central Dauphin High School-Football 10, 125 Wrestling 115 Hi-Y Club 125 Photography Club 11, 125 Rambler Photo-Staff 10, 11, 125 Centraliam Photo-Staff 11, 125 Visual Aids 11, 12. PAT HICKS Ralph Miller Service Store 128 East 7th Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone ED 2-5804 Complete Cor Service Firestone Tires Road Service . J uYes, we all ride TRAILWAYSV' I .i AlR-CONDITIONED-TWO-LEVEL THRU-LINERS INO CHANGE ENIROUTEJ CHARTER TRIPS A SPECIALTY QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, N. C. T. E. HELMS Dispensing Optician 405 North Tryon St.-In Professional Bldg. Charlotte 1, N. C. Phone ED 2-3641 Let The Tailor Do The Tailoring' B E N T U B E I. 1421 E. Morehead ED 2-0032 Tuxedos For Rent Tailoring and Alterations BOBBY HILL Iournalisrn Club 10, 11, Treasurer 115 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Engineer's Club 115 French Club 11, 125 Allied Youth Club 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Choir 12. TOMMY HICKS Football 105 Baseball 95 Basketball 9, 10, 125 F.F.A. Club 95 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, President 125 Student Council 125 E.ngiueer's Club 12. DAN HONEYCUTT Industrial Arts 11, 125 Motor Club 11, 125 Distributive Education Club 12. COLLEEN HOOKS Y-Teen Club 105 Library Club 115 Folk Dancing 115 F.H.A. Club 125 Photography Club 12. DAPHNE HOOKS Y-Teen Club 125 Thomasville High School-First Aid and Safety Club 105 Intramural Club 105 Cheerleader 95-Basketball 105 Rockingham High School-F.H.A. Club 115 Intramural Club 11. -EDVVARIJHOPPER f' Basketball 105 Football 115 Motor Club 10, 11, Vice-President 115 Hi-Y Club 105 Folk Dancing Club ll, 12. DON HORNE Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10. SYLVIA HORTON Y-Teen Club 10, 115 Art Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, President 125 French Club 11, 125 Allied Youth Club 12, President First Semesterg Homeroom Guidance Chairman 125 Student Council 12. CLETUS HUNTLEY WWWWYWWQ .Ik , J 4, 1 .., 4 ,T ' 'C WWWWWJWJ L M M 2 1 I i i 4fjlnW Hom 0 1 H , SCHAFF E , ARX W ED si-774i Compliments of STEPHEN SMITH For AII Your Car Needs And Fuel Oil Dial: DIAMOND POINT SERVICE' 5 STATION Rt. 3, CHARLOTTE JA 3-1801 FARMER'S DAIRY FINE DAIRY PRoDucTs Locally Produced and Processed FRANK WOODS, INC. PoNTlAc, vAuxHALL, IEEP New Car Sales: 522 Souh Tryon St. Used Car Sales: IZI5 South Mint Sf. Service: SI3 South Church St. LARRY HOVVELL Bible Club 105 Audio-Visual Club 10,-11 125 Motor Club 11, 125 Engineefs Club 115 F0111 Dancing Club 115 Bus Driver 11, 12. HELEN HOWIE Y-Teen Club 105 French Club 119.Libra1ry, Club 115 125 F.H.A. 11, 12 Reporter 125 Red Cross Council 125 Chorus 125 Bus Driver 11, 12. DORIS FAYE I-IUFFMAN giTleerE 10, 125 Library Club 10, 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 F.B.L.A u . MICHAEL HUNTER F.F.A. Club 10, 115 Hi-Y Club 105 Motor Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 12. Basketball 105 Motor Club 10, 11, 12. Vice-President 125 F.F.A. 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DOTI KIMBRELL Y-Teen Club 105 Allied Youth Club 105 Band 10, ll, 12, Secretary Treasurer 125 Majorette 10, 11, 12. BECKY KING F.H.A. Club 10, 12, Chairman of Project Committee9 Y-Teen Club 109 119 Red Cross 'llg French Club 119 Folk Dancing Club ll? Science Club 12, Chaplain 129 Assembly Program Committee 12. MARIE KISIAH Y-Teen Club 102 Folk Dancing Club 11, 129 F.T.A. Club 12. TEDDY KNIGHT Y-Teen Club -9, 10, 119 Commercial Club 99 Beta Club 11, 129 Cheer- leader 12: Vice-President 129 Photography Club 105 Homeroom Guid- ance Chairman 10, 119 Junior Red Cross 9s Homecoming Court l2Q French Club 11, 12. FRANCES JANE KRUGER F.T.A. Club ll, 129 Y-Teen Club 10, 11g Chorus 10, 11, 12. SHEILA LEMMOND Y-Teen Club 10, 119 Science Club 11, 12, Vice-President 129 French Club 11, 129 Future Teachers of America Club 12. GAYLE LIGON Y-Teen Club 109 Library Club 109 Red Cross Representative 119 Folk Dancing Club ll? F.B.L.A. Club 129 Future Homemakers of America Club 129 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12. BETTY LITTLE Junior Red Cross Council 10, 11, 129 Science Club 10, 11, Chaplain 52, Vitae-President 129 Chorus 109 Choir ll, 125 Art Club 129 Girls' tate . ROBERT LOCKHART Motor Club 99 Photography Club 99 Orientation Committee 9, 109 Art Club 119 Allied Youth 129 Bus Driver ll, 12? Senior Gift Committee 12. SUSAN LONG Y-Teen Club 10, 129 G.A.A. 119 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, Reporter 129 Diploma Committee 12. JUDY LONGWITH Library Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter 11, President 129 Y-Teen Club 109 French Club 129 Dramatics Club 129 Homeroom Reporter 109 Homeroom Secretary llQ Homeroom Guidance Chairman 129 Marshal 1-1, 129 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 129 Student Council 129 Business Staff of Annual 10. 11, 129 Journalism Club 10, 119 Student Directory Committee 129 Folk Dancing Club 11. DAVID LORD - Engineer's Club ll, 12, Secretary 119 Intramural Council 129 Photog- raphy Club l19 Bus Driver 11. PHYLLIS LOVE Homeroom Secretary 109 Chorus 10, 119 Red Cross Representative 10, 119 Archery Club 109 Folk Dancing Club 10, 119 Y-Teen Club 119 Blue Devil Staff 109 Cheerleaders Club 109 Choir IZQ Dramatics Club 129 F.B.L.A. Club 129 Girls' Glee Club 10, Vice-President 10. ROBERT MALLARD Motor Club 10, 129 F.F.A. 10, 11, 129 Arts and Crafts Club ll. NORMA MATTHEWS Y-Teen Club 109 Library Club 129 Allied Youth 12. LAURA MARTIN Y-Teen Club 10, 11, Treasurer 109 Bible Club 109 Photography Club 109 Journalism Club 119 Folk Dancing Club 11, 129 Beta Club 11, 129 East Eagle Business Staff 109 Business Staff of Annual 10, 11, 129 Home- RICHARD MATTOX Distributive Education Club 119 F.F.A. Club 109 Hi-Y Club 129 Motor Club 99 Folk Dancing Club 12. DORIS MCALLISTER Y-Teen Club 10, 119 Allied Youth Club 10, Homeroom Secretary-Treas- gre? Student Council 129 Folk Dancing Club 129 Homeroom Presi- EII .- room Treasurer 12. PATRICIA LONG McCARVER Homeroom Secretary 109 Y-Teen Club 10, 119 Red Cross Representative 109 F.H.A. Club 99 Llbrary Club 99 Bible Club 109 Allied Youth 119 Business Education Club 12. KENNETH McATEER E1F1A.12Club 99 Intramural Council 119 Motor Club 125 Folk Dancing u . JIM MCNAULL Football 99 Baseball 99 Basketball 9, 10, 119 4-H Club 109 President Freshman Class9 Audio-Visual Club 9, 10, 11, 129 National Honor So- ciety ll, 129 Business Staff of Annual 109 Senior Commencement Corn- IILIITSCQ F.F.A. Club 10,. Treasurer 109 Homeroom Vice-President 119 Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 129 Key Club 12, Parliamentariang Eng1neer's Club 11, 12. NANCY MEACHAM Library Club 10, bllg Y-Teen Club 109 Allied Youth 10, 119 Junior Red Cross Representative 129 Girls' Basketball 122 Chorus 12. BOB MacCLARY French Club 119 Motor Club 119 Folk Dancing Club 126 ,Science Club 12, BRENDA McCORKLE 'Y-Teen Club 109 Forensic Club 109 Musicians Club 119 Chorus 119 Allied Youth 129 Dramatics Club 12, Secretary 129 Choir 129 Journalism Club 11. KAY MCCRACKEN Folk Dancing Club 119 Y-Teen Club 11, 129 F.B.L.A. Club 129 Girls' Glee Club 12. HEATHER MacDONALD Forensic Club 10, 11, Vice-President 119 Journalism Club 10, 119 Home- room Secretary 109 Homeroom Guidance Chairman 119 The Ea:gle ' Staff 11, 12, Feature Editor 11, Associate Editor 129 Quill and Scroll 11, 129 National Honor Society 11, 129 F.T.A. Club 11, 12, President 129 EAST WIND, Literary Editor 129 Student Council 129 Latin Club 12. DOROTHY McGILL Y-Teen Club 10, ll, 12, Secretary 10, Inter-Club Council 119 Red Cross Representative 10, 11, Treasurer 11, County Council 119 Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 129 National Honor Society ll, 129 Homeroom President 119 VicePresident Homeroom 129 Student Council 11, 12, Executive Council 12, Treasurer 129 French Club 11, 129 Marshal 11, 12. BOBBY McKECHNIE aloft liglub 10, 119 Folk Dancing Club 119 Science Club 129 Allied Youth ll . MARY JANE McKEE Y-Teen Club 109 Photography Club 109 French Club 119 Beta Club 11, 129 Library Club 12. BYRON MEAD Photography Club 11, 12, Vice-President 119 Motor Club ll, 129 En- gineer's Club 12. CAROLYN MERRITT ' Y-Teen Club 109 Library Club 10, 11, Chairman Scrapbook Committee 119 Chorus 129 F.B.L.A. Club l2Q Homeroom Reporter 109 F.T.A. Club 12. JAN MERRITT Basketball 109 Engineer's Club ll, 129 Bus Driver 11, 129 Photography Club ll. CAROLYN MOORE Y-Teen Club 109 Photography Club 109 F.H.A. Club 119 French Club 119 F.B.L.A. Club 129 F.T.A. Club 129 Homeroom Guidance Committee 11. RONALD MOORE gjciurgialgsm Club 109 Reporter 109 Motor Club 119 F.F.A. Club 119 Hi-Y u 1 . TOMMIE MORRIS Girls' Glee Club 129 Science Club 129 Dramatics Club 129 Homeroom Secretary 129 Wingate High School-Beta Club 10, 119 Glee Club 10, 119 Band 10, 111-9 MBIShBli'llQ F.H.A. Club'c'10, 119 Cheerleader 10, 11, President 119 Student Council 10, 119 French Club 10, ll. . KEITH MORRIS Beta Club 10, 119 Art Club 119 Arts and Crafts Club 129 EAST WIND, Art Editor 129 Senior Superlative, Most Versatile. ROGER MORRISON Football 109 Student Council 129 Engineeer's Club 11, 12, President 129 Dramatics Club 12, VicePresident 129 Beta Club 11, 129 Homeroom Treasurer 10, 119 Motor Club 10, 119 Folk Dancing Club 11. . BOBBY MOSS Band 9, 10, 11, 129 Musicians Club 10, ll, 129 'Arts and Crafts Club 119 Cross Country 129 Track 129 Intramural Council 129 Motor Club 10. RAY MULLANEY Photography Club 119 Latin Club 119 Motor Club l2Q Arts and Crafts Club 12: Bus Driver 129 Audio-Visual Club 129 Charlotte Central High School-Orchestra 109 Astronomy Club 10. DONNIE MULLIS Basketball 10, ll, 12? Library Club ll, 129 F.F.A. Club 119 Motor Club 12.. JERRY NICHOLS J.V. Basketball 9, 129 Arts and Crafts Club 10, ll, 129 Engineers Club 129 French Club 119 Intramural Council ll. BARBARA NORMAN Library Club 99 Y-Teen Club 9, 10, 119 F.B.L.A. Club 129 Folk Dancing Club 11, 129 Homeroom Secretary 10, President 129 Student Council 12. PETER OPPENHEIM Track 11, 129 Cross Country 11, 129 National Honor Society ll, 12g Engineer's Club 11, 12, Treasurer 129 Radio Club 109 Photography Club 109 Latin Club 11. MARJORIE ORR Y-Teen Club 10, 11, Treasurer 10, Secretary 119 Beta Club 10, ll., 129 National Honor Society 11, 129 French Club 11, 129 Student Council ll, 12, Secretary 12, Executive Council 129 Homeroom President 11, Vice- President 109 Business Staff of Annual 129 Library Club 129 Orienta- tion Committee l0, 11, 12. EMIL PARKER Football 109 Hi-Y Club 10, Vice-President 109 Photography Club 109 Joumalism Club 119 Eagle Sports Editor 10, 11, Business Manager IZQ Quill and Scroll ll, 12. PEGGY PARKER Y-Teen Club 10, 11, Secretary 109 Beta Club 10, ll, 129 National Honor Society ll, 129 Junior Red Cross 10, 129 F.H.A. Club 109 Secretary of Junior Class9 Senior Class Secretary9 Choir 129 Girls' State 119 Home- coming Queen 129 Cheerleader 12, Secretaryg Senior Superlanve, Most Popular 9 Nominee for Dairy Queen 119 Homeroom Vice-President 10, 11. NANCY PERCIVAL Beta Club 10, ll, 129 National Honor Society 11, 129 EAST WIND Faculty Editor 129 EAST WIND Business Staff 11, 1.29 Eagle Staff 109 Marshal ll, 129 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 129 Bible Club 109 Allied Youth Club 129 Y-Teen Club 10, 11, Treasurer 109 Journalism Club 10, 119 .1Qui1l and'fScrollu11j'912. JANE PHILLIPS Homeroom Treasurer 109 Y-Teen Club 10, 11, President 10, 119 Bible Club 109 Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 119 Treasurer of Junior Class9 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 119 Senior Ring Committee ll, 129 Stu- dent Council 11, 129 National Honor Society.11, 12, Parhamentarian 129 Marshal 11, 129 Allied Youth Club 129 Assistant Editor of Annual 1.1, Editor of Annual 129 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed 9 Quill and Scroll 11, 129 Miss EAST Wnm. VVESLEY PHILLIPS Distributive Education Club 12, F.F.A. Club 119 Drivers Education Club JOHN PIGG Photography Club 10, 115 Motor Club 10, 125 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 NORMAN PIKE Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 125 Photography Club 105 Bible Club 105 Homeroom President 10, 125 Vice-President of Sophomore Class 105 Beta Club 10, 11, 12.5 Allied Youth Club 11, 12, Vice-President 115 Orienta- tion Committee 105 Chairman of Picture Committee 105 Student Council 10.11, 12, Vice-President 11, Executive Council 11, 12, Chairman of ProJect Committee 115 Chairman of Lost and Found Comrnittee 125 President of North Carolina Student Council Congress 125 French Club 11, 125 Key Club 125 Junior Rotarian 125 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed. Chorus 11, 12. GEORGE POOVY Radio Club 125 Science Club 125 Walter Williams High School-Boosters ?tlub1f0, 115 Junior Exchange Club 10, 11, Secretary 115 Spanish Club , . DON PRESSLEY Motor Club 10, 125 Photography Club 125 Bus Driver 10, 11, 12. MAHLON PRIVATTE Distributive Education Club 11. 12. ROGER PRIVETTE Hi-Y Club 10, 125 Distributive Education Club 115 Dramatics Club 125 Eagle Staff 12. HOYET PRIVETT Motor Club 10, 125 Distributive Education Club 115 4-H Club 125 Chorus 12. WILKIE PURSER C1 Hi-Y Club 105 F.F.A. Club 105 Folk Dancing ll, 125 Baseball 10. ub ll, 125 Bus Driver KRESS QUERY Basketball 105 Motor Club 10, 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 Allied Youth Club 125 Science Club 12. TOM RAMEY Radio Club 105 Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Audio- Visual Club 125 Chorus 12. BOBBY DWIGHT REA Basketball 10, ll, 125 Cross Country 115 Vice-President of Homeroom ll. DAVID FRANK REA Motor Club 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 Chorus 115 Choir 12. JANE REA Homeroom Treasurer 115 Junior Red Cross 10, ll, 12, President 125 National Honor Society 11, 12., Treasurer 125 Student Council 125 EAST WIND, Senior Editor 125 Editorial and Business Staff of Annual 125 Journalism Club 115 Y-Teen Club 105 Library Club 105 Photography Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 115 Eagle Staff 12, Feature Editor 125 French Club 125 4-H Club 125 Folk Dancing Club 1.1, 12, Reporter ll, Vice- President 125 Guidance Chairman 10, 125 National Conference of Chris- tians and Jews Representative 115 Arts and Crafts Club 125 Program Chairman 125 Chairman Senior Invitation Committee 12. RALPH REA F.F.A. 10, ll, 125 Hi-Y Club 105 Dramatics Club 10, 115 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 President of Classhll, 125 Speech Contest Winner 105 Junior Rotarian 125 Senior Superlat'1ve,. Most.Pop- ular 5 President of F.F.A. Club 125 Variety Show 11, 125 Vice-:President Dramatics Club 115 Choir 11, 125 Parliamentary Procedure Team 10, ll, 12, President 10, ll, 125 Seed Judging Team 10, 115 Dairy Judging Team 125 Tool Identification Team 105 Citizensh1p,Award.115 F.F.A. Speech Winner 115 State Farmer's Award5 Homeroom President 10. RAMELLE REA Choir 10, 115 Chorus 105 Sophomore Editor of Annual 10, Junior Editor of Annual ll, Feature Editor 125 F.T.A. Club 10, 125ABeta Club 10, 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 11. 125,L1bra.ry Club 115 Homeroom Vice-President 105 Red Cross Representative 12. JERRY EEDD Art Club 10, 115 Engineer's Club 11, 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 Vice-President Homeroom 105 Business Staff of Annual 10, 11, 125 Chorus 105 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11. HANK REYNOLDS Football 9, 10, 115 Photography Club 95 Hi-Y Club 95 Motor. Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12.5 Engineer's Club 11, 125 Allied Youth Club 125 Band 9. DON RICE Motor Club 10, 115 F.F.A. Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 Baseball 10. MADALINE RICE Y-Teen Club 11, 125 F.B.L.A. Club 125 Distributive Education Club 11. RAYMOND ROBBINS Band 105 Motor Club 105 Hi-Y Club 105 Beta Club ll, 125 D.E. Club 11, 12, Associate President 11, President 125 Folk Dancing. Club ll, 125 President of North Carolina Western District Distributive Education Convention 125 Junior Rotarian 125 Student Council 125 Merchants As- sociation D.E. Pin 1956-1957. JEAN ROBINSON Y-Teen Club 10, 115 Bible Club 105 Beta Club ll, 125 Allied Youth Club 125 Choir 115 Secretary of Homeroom 12. THOMAS ROGERS Bus Driver 11, 125 Photography Club 105 Allied Youth Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12. MICHAEL ROONEY H d S orts Photographer 11, 125 Beta Club 11, 12' Engineer's Club 11, lia Regorter 125 Photography Club 10, 11, 12, ,Sergeant-at-Arms 12.5 Radio Club 105 AudicrVisual Club 125 Honorary Member of French Club 115 Track 11, 125 Orientation Committee 10, 11, 12. PEGGY RUSSELL ' g1HBAi2Club 95 Y-Teen Club 9, 10, 115 F.B.L.A. Club 125 Allied Youth u . LEM SAMPLE Homeroom President 105 Student Council 10, 125 Science Club 105 Allied Youth Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 125 Journalism Club 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Vice-President of Class ll, 125 Bus Driver 12. BILLY SATTERFIELD Photography Club 10, 11, 12, President 125 Engineer's Club 11, 12, Vice-President 125 Marshal 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 125 Junior Rotarian 125 Homeroom Treasurer 125 Senior Class Treasurer 12. GEORGE SEASTROM Track 10, ll, 125 Football 10, 115 Block E Club 125 Hi-Y Club 10, ll, 125 Senior Trip Committee 12. CAROL SHIRLEY F.H.A. Club 9, 105 Y-Teen Club 10, 115 Science Club 115 F.B.L.A. Club 12. JEAN SHULL Business Education Club 95 Y-Teen Club 10, 115 Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 115 .Beta Club 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Secretary of Home- room 125 Business Staff of Annual 125 Allied Youth Club 12. LAN N Y SIGMON J.V. Baseballg F.F.A. Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Intramural Council 12, Sergeant-at-Arms 12. ROY LEE SIMERLY Engine-:r's Club 11, 125 Science Club 11, 125 Radio Club 125 Carlisle Military School-Non-Commissioned Officers Club 105 Rats' Club 10. ED SIMS Audio-Visual Club 105 Photography Club ll, 12, Sergeant-at-Arms 125 I-Iaongjiiary Miegiber of French Club 115 Motor Club 125 Engineer's Club 5 orus . BARBARA SIMPSON Junior Red Cross 9, 10, 115 F.H.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 125 Library Club 95 Y-Teen Club 115 F.B.L.A. Club 125 Bus Driver 11, 12. BOBBY RAY SIMPSON lcgoggnrlglub 105 F.F.A. Club 10, 115 Allied Youth Club 12.5 Folk Dancing u . JAMES EDVVIN SINCLAIR Photography Club 9, 10, 115 Motor Club 10, 125 Industrial Arts Club 10, 125 Band 10. LINDA SKIDMORE Homeroom Secretary 105 Art Club 10, ll, 12, Secretary 125 Y-Teen Club 105 Folk Dancing Club ll, 125 Audio-Visual Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 Junior-Senior Prom Dance Card Committee 11. JERRY SLAWTER Motor Club 10, 11, 12, President 125 Photography Club 115 Student Council 125 Bus Driver 11, 12. RICHARD SLOAN Motor Club 12. NANCY SLOOP Y-Teen Club 95 F.H.A. Club 95 Y-Teen Club 10, 11, 125 Library Club 105 F.B.L.A. Club 12. ELEANOR SMITH Y-Teen Club 9, 10, 115 F.H.A. Club 105 Honorary Member of French Club 115 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 115 Folk Dancing Club 12. HERB SMITH Homeroom Treasurer 105 Photography Club 105 J.V. Basketball 105 Audio- Visual Club 10, 115 Allied Youth Club 125 Engineer's Club 11. JERRY SMITH J.V. Basketball 105 Hi-Y Club 105 Musicians '105 Library ll, 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 F.F.A. 12. LARRY SMITH Photography Club 9, 11, 125 Radio Club 115 4-H Club 105 Hi-Y Club 95 Band 9, 105 Motor Club 12. LYN SMITH Library Club 105 Y-Teen Club 105 Chorus 105 Homeroom Secretary 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Marshal 11, 125 Red Cross Council 11, 12, Treas- urer 125 County-vvide Red Cross Council Representative 125 French Club ll, 125 Folk Dancing Club 12. NICKY SMITH Folk Dancing 11, 125 Photography Club 115 Science Club 12. SIDNEY SMITH MotorC1ub105Ms c1b11,12,c1bP, 125Ar dC f Club 115 F0114 Dar1igmCs1ubu11, 12. u tpoffef ts an ra B WAYNE SMITH Distributive Education Club 125 Basketball CTimekeeperD 10, 11. BILL SOISET Motor Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Bus Driver ll, 12. BILL SPEER Basketball 11, 125 Folk Danci.ng Club 115 Beta Club 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Vice-President Homeroom 125 Jumor Rotarian 125 Allied Youth 125 Chalfmfm Capland Committee 125 D,A.R. History Medal 115 Greenville Senior High School-Basketball 105 Track 105 Homeroom President 105 Student Council 10. CAROLYN SQUIRES Mixed Chorus 105 Y-Tee Club 10- F l.k D 'Q Cl b 11- S' Club 125 Future Business Illeaders of America lglmmg u I mence IIMMIE SQUIRES Y-Teen Club 10, 119 Science Club 11, 129 Future Business Leaders of America 129 Junior Red Cross 109 Homeroom Treasurer 129 National Honor Society 11, 12. TOMMY STACK Basketball 105 Track 129 Cross Country 129 Student Council 11, 129 Musician's Club 10, 11, 12, President 129 Band 9, 10, 11, President 119 Photography Club 10, 11, Devotional Chairman 119 Bowling Team 129 Honorary Member of French Club ll, 129 Intramural Representative. BOB STALLINGS Basketball 9g Hi-Y Club 99 F.FJA. 99 Motor Club 12. ' LARRY STANSELL Bus Arts and Crafts Club ll? Folk Dancing Club 125 F.F.A. 10, 119 Driver 11, 123 Motor Club 129 Hi-Y Club ll. JEAN STATON 11, 12, Inter-Club Council 10, 11, President l2Q Audio-Visual 11, 12, Treasurer 129 Future Business 12, Reporter 129 Business Staff of EAST WIND 99 'Best Dressed. BARBARA STEPHENS Library Club 109 Latin Club 119 Folk Dancing Club 129 Red Cross 12. ELIZABETH STEVENS Chorus 109 Choir 119 Voice 10, 119 Y-Teen Club 10, Vice-President l09 Science Club 10, 11, 129 Chairman of Social Committee of Orientation 109 Bus Driver 129 Home Room Secretary 11, Reporter llg Inter-Club Coun- cil Member 109 Trip Committee 129 Folk Dancing 12. BARRY STUART 9 EAST WIND, Homeroom Representative 10, Assistant Business Manager 119 Science Club 10, ll, 12, President 129 Student Council 129 Photography Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 129 Key Club 129 National Honor So- ciety ll, 129 Eagle Photographer llg Band 10, ll, 12, Flagbearer ll, l2. Y-Teen Club 9, 10, iunior Red Cross 99 eaders of America Senior Superlative, ' Y-Teen Club 9,1109 129 Beta Club 11, NANCY ANN STEWART I F.H.A. 9, 109 Y'Teen Club 9, 10, ll, 129 Future Business Leaders of America 129 Audio-Visual Club 12. SAMMY STRICKLAND ' P 'd nt 11- Student Council 11, 129 Homeroom. Treasurer 109 Homeroom resr e , Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, President 129 Art Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11, ' ' C mittee 119 Vice-President 129 French Club 11, Prom Decorations om Guidance Chairman 129 Senior Superlative, Best Looking. SANDRA STRICKLAND Homeroom President 109 Student Council 109 Treasurer of Sophomore Class9 Y-Teen Club 10, Vice-President 109 Beta Club 10, 11, 125- Sophos more Beauty 109 Sponsor for Sophomore Class9 Queen of Hearts 109 May Court Attendant 109 Allied Youth 'Club 109 Cheerleading Club 119 galendar Girl 119 Chorus 11, President 119 Choir 129 Senior Beauty ominee. 9 MILFORD STUMPH F.F.A. Club 99 Photography Club 9, 10, 11, 129 Radio Club 10, ll, 129 Chorus 109 Bus Driver 129 French Club ll. VIDA SU MNER Homeroom Treasurer 109 Homeroom Guidance Committee 11, 12? F.H.A. Club 109 Y'Teen Club 10, 119 Social Chairman 119 Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12, Vice President ll, President 129 Junior-Senior Decorations Com- mittee 119 Chairman of Prom Card Committee 119 Student Council 129 Beta Club 11, 129 Girls' Glee Club 12, Treasurer 129 Orientation Com mittee 11. 12. SHIRLEY TADLOCK Chorus 119 F.H.A. Club 119 Chorus 129 Y-Teen Club 12. DON TALLEY Bus Diiver 129 Radio Club ll, 129 Musicians Club 11, 129 Consti- tution Committee 129 Band 9, 10, 11, 129 Rhythmasters 11, 12. JOE TANKERSLEY LYNN TANKERSLEY Red Cross Representative 129 Allied Y-Teen Club 119 Spanish Club 129 Youth Club 119 Girls' Glee Club 12. DORIS TARLTON F.H.A. Club 10, 119 Y-Teen Club 109 Allied Youth Club 12. PAT TARLTON Chorus 109 Allied Youth Club 109 F.H.A. Club 10, F.B.L.A. Club 12. 11, 12, Reporter 119 LARRY TAYLOR Honorary Member of French Club 119 Motor Club 109 Science Club 109 Basketball 109 Photography Club 11, Treasurer 119 Folk Dancing Club 119 Cross Country 119 Allied Youth Club 129 Science Club 12, Project Corn- mittee 12.9 Eagle Staff 12. 9 MELVIN TEETER Club 10, 11, 129 Distributive Education Club 1 9 1 r ry 2 L'ba Club NANCY THOMPSON journalism Club 10, 11, President 119 Eagle Staff 109 EAST WIND Staff 10, Assistant Sophomore Editor, Assistant Club Editor 119 Homeroom President 10, 12, Vice-President 119 Y-Teen Club 10, ll, President 10, ll, State Vice-President 119 .Marshal ll, 129 National Honor Society 11, 129 Beta Club 10, 11, 129 French Club 11, 129 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Executive Council 129 Chairman of School Spirit Committee 129 4-I-I Club 10, 11. 129 Song Leader 10, President 11, District and State His- torian 129 Cheerleader 129 Chief Cheerleader 129 Senior Superlative, Best All Around. LARRY TODD Motor Club 10: Folk Dancing Club 11, 129 All.i ou Club 11, 129 Chorus 109 Choir 10. STANLEY TUCKER Band 10, 119 Choir 11, 129 Beta Club 11, 129 Folk Dancing Club 119 Photography Club 10, 11, Vice-President 10, President 119 Allied Youth Club 129 Key Club 12, Secretary 129 Orientation Committee 10, 11, 129 EAST WIND Photographer 11, 129 EAST WIND Business Staff 10, 11. 129 Audio-Visual Club 11, 129 French Club 11, 129 junior-Senior Prom RONNIE TURNER I.V. Basketball 10: Hi-Y Club 10, Chaplain 10: Allied Youth Club 109 F.F.A. Club 11, 129 Library Club 11, 129 Folk Dancing Club 12. BILL UNTZ Football 99, 10, ll, 129 Baseball Manager 10, ll9 Hi-Y Club 10, ll, l2, Treasurer 12, Secretary 109 Photography Club 109 Baseball 129 Bus Driver 10, 119 Intramural Representative 11. ARGIE WALLACE Block E Club 10, 11, 12, President 129 Homeroom Vice-President 11, President 129 EAST WIND Sports Editor 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 129 Basketball 10, 11, 129 Photography Club 109 Senior Project Committee 129 Student Council 129 Chorus 119 Choir 129 Folk Dancing Club 129 Baseball 10, 12. BUCKY WALTERS Student Council 109 Engineer's Club 119 Folk ancrng ANITA WARLICK Art Club 10: Y-Teen Club 10, 11, Vice-President 119 Beta Club 11, 129 Dramatics Club 129 Student Council 119 French Club ll, 129 Senior Superlative, Most Bashfulf' CAROL WASHAM Y-Teen Club 109 Library Club 10,. 119 Business Education Club 119 Allied Youth Club 12. ' ed Y t.h Club 129 French Committee ll. D ' Club 12. JOE WATERS Folk Dancing Club 11, 129 Motor Club 119 F.F.A. Club 12. KEITI-IA WATSON F.H.A. Club 9, 11, 129 F.T.A. Club 11, Secretary9 Y-Teen Club 10, 119 Science Club, Secretary 129 Folk Dancing Club 129 Glee Club 9, 11, 129 Red Cross Representative 129 Bus Driver 11, 12, Substitute Driver 10. THURMAN WATSON Library Club, 109 Motor Club 11, F.F.A. Club 11, 12. SKIPPER WATWOOD Student Council 109 Motor Club 129 Iunior Choir 10, 11. Red Cross Representative 109 HELEN VVAYNE Y-Teen Club 119 Dramatics Club 119 EAST WIND Assistant Editor 11, Club Editor 129 Student Council 11, 129 Executive Council 12, Chair- man of Public Relations 129 Chief Marshal 11, 129 Library Club 129 F.T.A. Club 129 National Honor Society 11, 129 Eagle Staff, Feature Editor 129 Homeroom President 11, 12: Girls' Glee Club 129 Senior Superlative, Most Intellectualug Orientation Committee ll. JOHNNY WAYNE National Honor Society 10, 11, 129 Engi.neer's Club 11, 12: Latin Club 11, 129 President 11, 129 Student Council 11, 129 Key Club 129 Inter- Key Club Council 12: Dramatics Club 129 Senior Superlative, Witt1est 9 Homeroom President 129 Chairman Grand March Committee 119 Bangle Staff 11, 12, Editor 129 Quill and Scroll 11, 12. . PATRICIA WEDDINGTON F.H.A. 109 Y-Teen Club 109 Chorus 109 Folk Dancing Club 119 Choir 11, 129 Future Business Leaders of America 129 Science Club 12. ELLIOTT VVELCH Folk Dancing Club 119 Allied Youth 12. BRENDA WHITE Y-Teen Club 12. WILSON WHITLEY Motor Club 10, 129 Future Farmers of America 11, 12. CAROLYN VVILLIAMS French Club 119 Choir 129 Dramatics Club 12. MARY WILLIAMS Y-Teen Club 10, 119 Allied Youth Club 10, 12, Secretary 129 Beta Club 11, 12? Homeroom Secretary 123 Commencement Committee 129 Folk Dancing Club ll. A PEGGY WINGATE Basketball l A ANNE VVILSON Y-Teen Club 109 Art Club 10, Treasurer 109 Club 11, Vice-President 129 Art Club 12. ' ROBERT WYLIE Beta Club 11, l29'Engineer's Club 11, 129 Science Club 109 Photog- raphy Club l0, 119 Basketball 109 Folk Dancing- 129 Chorus .109 Choir 10, ll, Vice-President 129 Commencement Committee 129 Business Staff of EAST WIND 12. 0, 119 Chorus ll9 Choir 129 Folk Dancing 12. G.A.A. 119 Folk Dancing JIMMY YANDLE Hi-Y Club 9, 10, 119 Motor Club 10, 119 Folk Dancing Club 12. KATHRYN YANDLE Y-Teen Club 10, 119 Library Club 10, 12. KENNETH YERTON - Photography Club 10, 11. A--Juv Du, YA-VLQL. . I, , - .,L'buJ. u1.,w.,d,, Q 1.14-1 M 1 I , ,V ', A . ' 1 ' ,Q , fl., , ML 3, . V W ,f . ,- If A Q ' A 1 LJ he I .W I.,,.-J . -fi, LA.: ,,1J.,7'pLZLjtJ - l,,1M,?-fspymzflicd ..- - L :Hs-L I 0,12 fi , . ki-L VL! L A... Ayn' l , . . 9-M11 NJ .. an Ag- ' -K - A f 1 A111 ' -'bu A X iff lk ' . f ., L: f 'N A ' A l'wq :'L'aJ A- V'-f' K- V 'f'VLl?v'1f , i 'Ln LL! f f vyy , j- . - V4 ' 'N' 'L 4.1. fm , . K , ff.. LLAX-A11 Q. 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