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

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Biology, a required class for all sophomores, was conducted with the help of special equip- ment in the science department. C R. WILLIAM EDWARD CHEEK alachian State Teachers ege, B.S. and M.A.g ,e Universityg George body Teachers Collegeg -mhlv Committee Ad- rg Chemistry. 4, E - H ' ii -,12 i'o A M 4 plo- 'M Mn. Ouvsn K. Gasxms U.N.C., B.S. and M.Ed.g Brevard Collegeg Converse Collegeg Baylor Universityg Science Club Adviserg Sen- ior Science, Biology. Chemistry I has proved to he a real challenge to students. Here students gather around to weigh some chemical substances. MR. JAMES M. KNOX Davidson College, B.S.g U.N.C., Graduate workg Photo ra h Club Adviserg l 2 P y Biology. in yr- Mn. WILLIAM BRUCE ROBERTSON Kansas State, B.S.g Okla- homa State University, M.S. American University: V.P,I. University of Virginia: Pho tography Club Adviser Chemistry 1 amd 11. Mn. Iorm N. Scorr California State College, B.S.p University of Pitts hurgh, M.Ed.p U.N.C. Radio Club Adviser- Phys- ics, Azgem. ' av amen 5 4' t ' imma 2 as ' 'ii ,F 6, I X WK .. an ,. , 1 a ..yy Mas. Mmm MAXEY Pfeiffer College, B.S.g West- em Carolina College, Grad- uate Workg Cheerleader Ad- viserg Folk Dancing Club Adviserg Phys12:alEduc4zzion, Biology. 1 ... : 'Nl'

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49 ,ge Mns. Bsrsr Rza BLANKENSIIH alachian State Teachers ege. B.S.: W.C.U.N.C., .g Marshals Adviser, Fu- : Homemakers of Amer- Adviserg Home Econom- Family Living. Jn-' J Miss Janna Cxrmznmxs Woon Furman University, A.B.g Duke University. Graduate Workg Beta Club Adviser, U. S. History. U. S. History required a great deal of reading study. and concentrated 3 In family living boys as well l as girls were taught everyday 3 household duties and how to l carry them out. 195 MR. Davin E. Iomss Catawba College, A.B.g As- ist- ant Basketball Coach Base- sistant Football and Ass , , o vhy, U. S. History, W History. ball Coach- World G60gfH-, rld Mxss Donori-rv ELrz.uns'rH SMrrH Meredith College, A.B.g George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.g Y-Teens Ad- viserg World History. QF' Miss Loursn Pucxmrr W.C.U.N.C., A.B.g U.N.C., Davidson College, Queens College, Graduate Work, Beta Club Adviserg U. S. History. W we ff MR. Davin BAKER Hoon Catawba College, A.B.g Folk Dancing Club Adviserhg His- tory, Physical Education.