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

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Dedication The Senior Class of 1969 humbly dedicates the tenth volume of the EASTONIAN to Mr. Wayne Trexler, our Bible teacher, in grateful acknowledge- ment of his sympathetic understanding of theminds and hearts of high school students. His friendly smile is only a small indication of his sincere, warmhearted nature. His personality is a source of inspiration to all who come in Contact with him. He is the spirit of fairness, he is genial, kind, courteous, and always considerate, yet firm. Through these fine qualities and his willingness to help others, his honesty, his friendliness, his humbleness-he proves that he is truly led by Godis will. His life sets a fine example for those whose lives he touches. He helps us to set our feet on the right path, and our spirits are lifted by his teachings. An alumnus of East Rowan, Class of 1961, his annual said of him: He profits best who serves best? Mr. Trexler graduated from Catawba in 1965 and came to East to teach. He sponsors the Bible Club, teaches five classes in two courses, the Old Testament and the New Testament, and su- pervises a study hall. The devotional program of every PTSA meeting has been under his supervision.

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A teacher of Bible students, Mr. Trexler clarifies the terminology of specific passages in Matthew. A proud father, Mr. Trexler poses with his wife and baby daughter, Christina Elaine. At his desk in his classroom, Mr. Trexler checks a student's paper. Mr. Trexler's code, God and country, are represented with in hand and flag over head. T Bible