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

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Mrs. Puckett helps Catherine Green and Shebra Reid in Throughout the school, students simultaneously pledge their allegiance research on France, to Hag and country each morning during homeroom period. V f . Write in mine, is the theme of the annual signing party, are all paid for. Here in the corner of the activity area, students always held in the spring when the yearbooks have arrived and sit and think and write and look. 12

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Each senior high school student-the sophomore, the junior, the senior-brimming with energy, eager to tackle a new problem, quick to take sides in a con- troversy, longing for approval of parents, teachers, and friends, anxious to begin the future yet glad there's a little more time-has his aim, his dream, his quest. Maintaining scholastic excellence challenges many. Others seek recognition in athletics. Some work to gain elective otlice and become student leaders. But a few seek only anonymity. The school proposes to guide the student toward choices worthy of himself and toward the attitudes and skills which he needs to fulfill his aim. Its quix- otic ideal is to challenge all students to challenge themselves. A K i I . Rick McBride and Keenan Ritchie, sophomores, enjoy the Beta's tea for honor roll students. L 9' f A E ,f i tg Putting the electrical wiring into a Ford tractor, G y .lqlms n and Y , 1 e John Sides learn through practical applicati ' n. , X ll, X I ' Xi 17 ,gig . K Q. tv V ry , g A' mx-IQN' A' 4 A Joey Ciaramello, junior athlete, trains for physical fitness on the squat thrust. ,W .v.., Q, N. , -.-N ' N f 4 -f Sharon Shook fills out applications to several colgges with the hope of acceptance to at least one.

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Student Council officers-Debbie Harwood, Danny Flowe, Randy Bingham, and Pam On the first day of practice, Coach McC0mbs-discuss the revision of the Constitution of the Student Association. Corriher gives the girls a pep talk. Loyalty to the quest keeps the seeker occupied with tasks both large and small. Team membership requires long sessions of drill and sweat. Teachers spend hours with individual students, grading papers, and planning for worthwhile sessions with their classes. Students in vocational programs study in the classroom and also gain experience through working in real life situations. Cooperative effort in activities, resulting from individual leadership and fellowship, produces worthwhile results. A championship football team . . . School Spirit Week . . . Nominations Assembly . . . a Korean child helped . . . the boys in Vietnam remembered . . . a school paper every week . . . a yearbook produced . . . A member of Office Preparation, newest vocational course at East, Bonnie Hinson aids Erwin's librarian, Mrs. Alma Hudson. 13