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

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W n. 1. energy, vigor, vitality, spirit 2. smartness, style, flair 3. dynamic, spark, dazzle, kinetic, pa- nache, oomph, etc. AFZA4 m MF Ugggh! Remember the pres- sure of assignments, grades, and exams? How many hours did you spend daydreaming while buried under a pile of un- finished homework? Did find- ing the energy to survive until the weekend become the pri- mary goal on a weekly basis? Although our studies were often forgotten in the maze of these 'more important events - Saturday nights, football games, and 'goofing off with the gang, we eventually learned the lessons of responsibility, hard work, and achievement. After only 12 years, we under- stand the purpose of education - to be prepared for what the future would bring. For we would soon lose the familiarity of our high school experience. Behind us remained the formu- las, equations, and classics - blurred by time. But within each Eagle is carried the knowledge, insight, andvitality installed by East Mecklenburg. Because of our school we could step to- ward tomorrow and reach for our goals with . . . PQZAZZ.