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

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The big day for seniors arrived in the fall. Their class rings had arrived! FOREWORD Honorable and illustrious student body of East High, the lowly annual staff presents for your most august ap- proval this edition of the EAST WIND for 1959-1960. We have endeavored to recapture the highlights of the past year. Within these pages your unworthy serv- ants have placed such mementos as would remind you of the knowledge gained, the honors won, and the friend- ships made in the past three seasons. Although our talents are small, our imaginations limited, and our resources few, we hope most sincerely that this edition of the EAST WIND will be pleas- ing to you, our lords and masters. During football season our corridors were decorated with trib- utes to the football team. Page Eight

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Ed Frye, carrying the megaphone and waving streamers, was 'very enthusiastic about the game with Asheville. BEHOLD . . . THE IVIIGHTY EAST HIGH RISE Sally Moulton was one of the many students at East who used the pay telephone, sponsored by the Student Council. School spirit ran high before important games. The homecoming game was with Winston-Salem, and many students showed school spirit by decorating their cars. K 1k,---H,:-fff---- ,

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C 0 N T E N T S ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY .. 11 CLASSES . . . 26 ACTIVITIES . .. 84 ATHLETICS . . . 146 FEATURES . . . .164 ADVERTISERS . . . , 182 Dianne Allen was crowned our Carrousel Princess by Peter Gern after the Quill and Scroll induction ceremony. Science courses were made interesting by having labo- ratories where we could all work, In the spring, art work was displayed in the Fine Arts Festival, sponsored by the Art, Music, -and Drarnatics De- partrnents.