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

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4 l l FIRST ROW Beth Patterson, Kenny Huffman, Amy Drew, Sandra Linebarger, Larry Williams, Jimmy McCoy, Debbie Holshouser, Steve McCombs. SECOND ROW Jimmy Hollifield, Danny Flowe, Barry Lefler, Janice Jones, Myra Lentz, Martha Beck, Beth Lesley, Brantley Lyerly. THIRD Mr. Crawford T. Tucker uses a graph to explain the effects on the human body of the use of drugs. ROW Randy Broadway, Mike Boyd, Jimmy Cooke, Debbie Swindell, Libby Wiles, Lynn Sink, Billy Crawford, Kyle Ribelin. FOURTH ROW Chip Grubb, Sam Bonds, Norman Ribelin, Eric Agner, Ray Basinger, Gray Barrier, Dennis Goble. Steve Barger is assisted by Mrs. Barrow in a search for more effective ways of blocking radiation.

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Physical science club plans io visit ak Ridge David Shoe and Mike Peeler wash a burette before starting a titration lab in Mrs. Barrow's Chemistry II class. Eric Agner weighs an empty crucible prior to chemistry experiment. beginning a The Physical Science Club is sponsored by Mrs. Barrow. Its officers are as follows: president, Jimmy McCoyg vice-president, Steve McCombsg secretary, Debbie Holshouserg treasurer, Larry Williamsg and reporter, Jimmy Cooke. The club tries to acquaint students with areas of science not covered in the classroom. Programs include such subject matter as drugs, UFO's, and the applications of the laser. Several members pay close attention to a hlm which is being shown during a meeting. 3 Here Eric reweighs the crucible as Libby Wiles adds an un- determined amount of a solid. 96

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Q . f','fI1fY- t-Maile FIRST ROW David Shepherd, Gerald Shoemaker, Richard Shoe, James Lee Trexler, Robert Scott, Bill Miller. SECOND ROW Randy McCombs, Tippy Yoe, Jane Ketchie, Cindy Miller, Trudy Furr, Joyce Misenheimer, Jo Ann Leonard, Ann Simons, Judy Cutshaw, Garland Shuping, Donnie Miller. THIRD ROW Harold Mull, Terry Young, Charlie McKenzie, if 5 Darrell Shive, Mike Herring, Mickey Dudney, Mike Brinkley, Troy Petrea, Ronnie Biggers, Calvin Peeler, Mike Allman. The twenty-eight members of the club successfully live up to DECA's aim of encouraging a sense of responsibility in civic, social, economic, and school affairs and to stimulate professional growth. Five year follow-up made of DECA graduates Mr. Dan Hogue Sponsor Members of DECA are enrolled in Distributive Edu- cation classes which strive to prepare students in the classroom for the world of business. In 1968, Vickie Parks brings acclaim and honor to the local club when she is named North Carolina DECA Student of the Year. She also wins the State Public Speaking Contest, making her the N. C. representative at the National DECA Leadership Conference in Houston. Mike Brinkley is elected Historian of District IV, bringing recognition to DECA this year. The club hosts the fourth Annual District A-Go-Go which is attended by 300 District IV students, holds an annual Christmas party at the Granite Quarry Legion Hut, conducts a five year follow-up survey of past graduates, and handsomely antiques two sales counters. Preparing for the fourth Annual District A-Go-Go, the DECA Dollsl' practice their song and dance routine. The A-Go-Go held this year is the most successful in the history of the East DECA Club.