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

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V ' V ' — i r- flrnrlamaiimt Let it be known that East Mecklenburg High School during the years of our Lord 1964-1965 has been an institution of learning, achieving, and matur- ing for 1,797 students, and, furthermore, that this volume is a record of their work, a recording of their song. The lyrics are this school, a school built to the music of learning, observing, participating, and growing intellectually , emotion- ally, physically; these lyrics are a benefit to the musicians, the students themselves. To those who pass by, this high school may be just another “knowl- edge factory,” but to the students, teachers, and administrators of East, this high school is a feeling of fellowship, a mood of striving, and an ideal of per- fection — a preparation for the future, a realization of the present, and an appreciation of the past. To all who participate, the high school phenomenon is a challenging process, a growing process, whose end product is an individual well on his way to his life’s fulfillment, not complete in himself, but closer to his goal than three years ago when he began; he is closer to building this dream of fulfillment established by his teachers and counselors. This yearbook, then, is the story of one year built to the music of learning, therefore never built in the world of the physical, but built in the realm of the mind — an eternal world. Page Four