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

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Math club members encounter national math test Math Club president, Alan Beaver, presides at all meetings. 19 Correct minutes are important as secretary, Cathy Holfner, knows. Miss Breish helps students to learn by using the opaque projector. 3:3 Vice-president, Ellis Cauble, plans programs for each meeting. Rick McBride clarifies a crucial statement in a ballling geometry proof. Jeanne Lane, treasurer, uses money for projects sponsored by the club. Never tiring, Mike Peeler continues to study after learning that he scored the highest on the National math test.

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Francis Peeler, President Gayle Texler Nina Graham, Vice President Secretary Janie Yost Glenda Lingle Treasurer Parlimentarian FIRST ROW, V. Canupp, F. Peeler, G. Brewer, C. Nail, R Barkley, S. Arey, G. Safrit, L. Miller, D. Barringer, G. Lingle B. Carscaddon. SECOND ROW SECOND ROW G. Trexler, L. Boger, M. Frick, J. Yost, E. Miller, G. Painter, S. Moore, C Sally Arey leads the singing of If I Had a Hammer and other songs during a club meeting. bv... '1 - F M,,:' ef 1 t ..,,.. Q Vx ,-r, ' -.ami N 5 J, MMM, guy,-. st, f new - -1 -. 4 '-.ftivasmv -- Safrit, B. Smith, D. Krider, L. Baker. THIRD ROW S. Kesler, S. Ridenhour, N. Russell, N. Graham, P. Hinson, K. Smith, S. Shook, S. Brown, R. Morgan. Each year Future Homemakers of America place emphasis on special projects. This year the club emphasizes Action Today, Careers Tomorrowf' and Sing Out For Citizenship. FHA,ers present stoiybooks to the children at the Rowan Receiving Home. The girls take favors to the hospital's childrenis ward as a Thanksgiving project. Ditty bags are made for the boys in Vietnam. The club is honored by being asked to enter its fair exhibit at the State Fair in Raleigh. As a climax to the year, the Mother-Daughter Social is held in May for FHA members and their mothers. t ll 110