East Rowan High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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l I i l a 3 l Q Perry Befflhflfdl, dCfCI1SiVC h2l1f'bHCk, PHITIPCFS his ankle HThe only time I've chewed gum all year, I get caughtlll wails CTUSTICC1 ill the East-West C0HfliC1- Peggy Marshall, after getting a detention slip. For eight long years, Mooresville stood undefeated by the on the ladder to championship as Vernon Bernhardt Mustangs, but in '68 the Blue Devils become one more rung smashes into the end zone and insures East's victory.

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Innocent of heart, though muddled of mind, Don Quixote sought to protect the innocent, honor the worthy, and erase evil from the world. The integrity of what he sought to achieve far outweighs the farce of battling windmills he thought to be monsters and of seeking to save the countryside from a wearied lion which desired nothing but a good nap. To see the world as the worldls noti' is to see it as it could be. Don Quixote sought to make that vision reality. This vision far outshone his failure, for his quest was noble. We, at East, too, have our visions, our dreams. We, too, search for fulfillment in academics, activities, and athletics. Though we do not always succeed, we look to a future bright with the possibility of success, because we never cease to strive. Morehead nominees Larry Williams, Steve McCombs, Norman Ribelin, Mike Peeler, and Mike Barringer seek last minute encouragement from Mrs. Miller on the day set for interviews. 5 t if 35 , . 5 . .. K rf 41. Having reached the acme of high school life, the seniors enter the auditorium for the baccalaureate service. Academically talented students reach a coveted goal when they are tapped members of Beta Club.

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'U 4 'Toodles Peeler hesitates before beginning the dissection of her specimen. Wrestler Terry Deal meets his match every time he tries to get in and out of a small car. Problems range from the trivial to the serious as we move from day to day through school life. Physical injury prevents an athlete the joy of his last season of play with a championship team. Nothing saves the student who chews gum from the inevitable visit to detention hall. College bound students must take the PSAT. A sophomore girl cannot avoid her session with a dead frog. Sometimes the obstacles seem insurmountable. When we succeed, we rejoiceg when we fail, the effort has not been in vain for we grow through adversity. y K5 1 , Mt! Q '--...M Racking their brains to see how much they know, students take the PSAT in order to prepare for the real thing in May. 7