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

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i i Students utilize the new lounge. y W0 0 l V g -Ida I i y Waiting for the busses may seem an eternity, hut students The concession stand is always crowded after school as students I E enjoy the opportunity of afternoon visiting. relax after their hard day's work. I i I1 it te ii ll I ui -1-'U' 2 I if Nami' A Page Eleven f .gf wt -Q, ,' - ,V ' A - , ,

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We also fOUl1d Lucky seniors relax in the spacious new cafeteria laefore the general lunch period begins. we W ' As we look back on the year, we clearly remember the school day's schedule. Trees still hid the sun when the first school bus entered the lot. Then there came another, and then several more. These busses unloaded and departed for a second load. The halls echoed with laughter and gossip as life once again flowed through the buildings. More busses arrived in waves and the halls became crowded. On the other end of the campus, students who drove parked their cars and hurried to homeroom before the eight o'clock bell. After the bell the halls were empty and soon quiet, devotions began, announcements were made, homeroom business was conducted. Then once again the halls filled with students, this time on their way to first period classes. Then on to second period, next to third period. After third period half the student body ate lunch. During the lunch period students relaxed in the student lounge and cafeteria, or socialized in the halls, or studied in their classrooms or the library. After second lunch there were two class periods before three o'clock. At three the halls were still empty, the announcements over. Then a bell rang on a distant hall, then on another and another. Within ten seconds the halls were swarm- ing with students leaving school. Those who rode busses usually had twenty minutes before the busses arrived in which they could socialize and visit the refreshment stand in the gym. Then as rapidly as the school had filled, it became quiet again. But there was seldom a night when East was emptyg there were many student and parent functions throughout the week: games, con- certs, workshops, Booster Club, P.T.A. Page Ten lhirlgs aff. NCQ'-V., Xifrs 1' Q -af' . l '9..'W.X X M v 7,32 xxx .sv X .ffffl s qs, ss, .,g,,,,t,afw. .255 gzl-rm i f l 3 I 1 I 1 well remembered 3:00--3:01--3:02. I e Y' f' -N ,,mi,2ggyM 7 ff in , V U, ...f .p,. .,,Z Q i i l. i

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