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Spirit Gets Underway Early In The Year On September 5, 1975, students and teachers expressed their support of East’s teams through their first pep rally. The activ¬ ities included an inspiring speech by State Senator McDuffie, introductions of coaches, captains, teams, and competitive cheering between classes. “Hey, Hey, We’ve got kicks! We’re the class of ’76!” Kent Moore concentrates on rally activities. Cheerleaders kick off the rally for spirit. Mr. Miller introduces speaker Jim McDuffie. Varsity coach, Don Hipps, is optimistic. Puny patriot pulverized at pep rally. ‘ . » • • ' 18 Spirit Rally
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Sophomores Given Their New Start Lesa Moore, Mindy Sides, and Kent Moore present s kit. On Orientation Day, August 21, 1975, rising sophomores received their first taste of high school life. In the morning, the “eggs” were given a chance to become better acquainted with both the school and fellow classmates through guided tours and meetings of home¬ rooms. An afternoon assembly not only briefed the sophomores of the rules, but it also showed the lighter sides of school events. The pro¬ gram was far from dull with interesting skits, plus the arrival of the “great egg of ’78. ” On the following night, events were topped off with a “Back to School” covered dish supper and dance given by the Junior Class. Orientation Committee Chairman Gina Templeton commented, “with the help of a great group of hard-working juniors, Orienta¬ tion ’75proved to be a success.” Lettergirls, Majorettes, and Band entertain sophomores. A featured attraction was a papier mache egg. Orientation 17
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School Opening Posed Scheduling Confusion There were over 1300 schedule change re¬ quests, a number greater than that of past years. According to Mrs. Ledford, the main cause of trouble was being in a “rush situa¬ tion.” Lack of time let human and mechanical errors slip by. Other causes were inability to reschedule before school opened, loss of seven teachers, and many personal conflicts. Mrs. Ledford referred to it as “a gigantic puzzle that had to be worked out.” She felt few students left dissatisfied after re¬ scheduling. A Towering , Old Friend Disappeared Schedule Changes 19
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