East Randolph High School - Links Yearbook (Ramseur, NC)

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Key Club Works To Improve Parking Lot The Key Club is a service club designed to help young men develop good citizenship. To become a member the student must have an academic average of 80 and display good citizenship. The organization is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The officers represent the Eastern Randolph Chap- ter at local Kiwanis Club meetings and attend annual district meetings. At Eastern, the Key Club’s primary goal is to improve the student park- ing lot. 1 Row 1: John Hester, Eddie Stevenson, Tim Cox, Chris : Frazier, Steve McAdams, Edward Hammer; Row 2: Mr. te Hl) King, sponsor, Greg Smith, Arnold Roberts, Wayne Bur- ae 4 wc nc me gess, Doug Langley, Jimmy Butler, Randy Hall, Stan é as Brown; Row 3: David White, Pat Hester, Ronald Williams, Gary Smith, Berns Stutts, Ricky Ward, Andy Kirkman; Row 4: Sonny Isley, Glen Pickard, Danny Prestwood, Wayne Spenser, Craig Macon, Wayne Smith, Chuck Kuhn; Row 5: Eddie Loman, Phil Brower, William Watson, Dean Nixon, Barry Ellis, Allen Kerns, Mark Davis, Rodney Kerns, Mi- chael Allen. 2 Officers: (L-R) Phil Brower, Treas.; Sonny Isley, Pres.; Pat Hester, Sec.; Eddie Loman, V. Pres. ' a 92 Academics

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History Club Breaks Into Three Divisions 1 Seated: D. Wilson, pres.; R. Price, V. pres.; D. Smith, sec.; J. Rumbley, treas.; Row 1: B. Johnson, A. Shoffner, L. Leonard, J. Leonard, S. Needham, V. Cox; Row 2: C. Brown, S. Kimery, S. Ward, K. Burgess, C. Hall, D. Kinney, P. Head- en, K. Martin; Row 3: M. Moore, R. Parrish, R. Thomas, W. Spencer, W. Bray, J. Staley, S. Cox, E. Watson, L. Brooks; Row 4: R. Fields, E. Bridges, B. Ward, B. Ellis, R. Hall, F. Burton, T. Coley, J. Gant, W. Caudle, G. Dark, K. Day, M. McMasters. 2 Seated: R. Younts, pres.; D. White, v. pres.; A. Williams, sec.; M. Wolfe, treas.; Row 1: Mr. York, C. Boger, G. Smith, R. Craven, B. Overman, A. Thomas; Row 2: J. Johnson, M. Staley, A. Roberts, J. Butler, T. Cox, J. McNeil, M. Davis, J. Coley; Row 3: P. Lineberry, EK. Lednum, S. Hop- kins, A. Kerns, R. Craven, C. Barker, C. Macon, J. Hogan. 3 Seated: Mr. Humphery, J. Brown, pres.; S. Young, sec.; B. Wicker, v. pres.; D. Craven, treas. (not pictured). Row 1: R. Patterson, S. Jones, B. Hooker, L. Wolfe, S. Hiatt, L. Owens, A. Trogdon, P. Millikan; Row 2: J. Howell, E. Briges, G. Hammer, V. Siler, V. Staley, S. Craven, A. Kidd, R. Traylor; Row 3: T. Cox, C. York, C. Walker, V. Jennings, R. Webster, C. Gladden, M. Brown, T. Bray, A. Davis, S. Roberts, D. King; Row 4: S. Jones, S. Rumbley, W. Morton, R. Raymond, A. Johnson, W. Gurgess, R. Matthews, H. Brown, E. Headen, C. Siler, A. Stubbs, D. Caudle. Activities 91

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Le Cercle Francais Studies French Culture The French Club encourages and furthers interest in French culture and language. Members must be enrolled or have been enrolled in French. Programs include a film shown by Mrs. York on her trip to France, discussions of the customs of France, and the learning of French songs. French III records were purchased as a club service project. 1 Officers: (L-R) Dean Trent, Pres.; Barbara Jamieson, V. Pres.; Brenda Staley, Rep.; Wanda Allred, Treas.-sec. 2 Row 1: D. Trent, C. Dorsett, B. Staley, J. Wicker, V. Kidd, M. Wofle, C. Boger, K. Ellison; Row 2: H. Staley, R. Craven, S. Hiatt, J. Rumbly, J. Browne, W. Allred; Row 3: A. Brown, D. Faulkner, G. Lawson, Mrs. York, J. Griffith, L. Gibson, B. Jami- son, B. Scotton, K. Allen, J. Hulin. Activities 93