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

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AS TONIAN, makes a dream come true or sta Ending a year's tedious job is the Annual Signing Party. Students congregate in the halls to sign one another's annuals when they arrive in May. Mike Peeler, activities editorg Denise Herrin, senior editorg and Cathy Stallings, ad editor, finds there is much work to be done everyday in sixth period. The Annual Staff finds it has to work over the Christmas Debbie Hewitt, Denise Herrin Cathy Hoffner and Pam Holidays to meet an upcoming deadline. Below, Mike Peeler, McCombs relax a minute to eat lunch from Winks Wi: J ee

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Putting color in the The quixotic dream of the Annual Staff is to complete an interesting, successful annual. Under the leadership of Co-Editors Cathy Hoffner and Pam McCombs and the patient, creative guidance of Mrs. Ruth Gulledge, sponsor, the staff sets out to realize their quest. Hours of tedious work on numerous afternoons, Saturdays, and over the Christmas Holidays produce much satisfaction as the annual begins to take shape. Tension mounts as much planning, drawing layouts, writing and typing copy, and then proofreading the finished work, must be completed to meet four deadlines. For the first time staff parents solicit advertisements from various county merchants. Under the capable leadership of Pam McCombs and Cathy The mgney from these ads goes toward C0101- Hoffnpr, the staff works toward its quest - the completion of an pictures and the metalay on the cover' annua . ,Q-. Joanne Goodman, junior editor, Jane Jones, senior co-editor, and Binky Beaver, art editor, labor diligently at the task of counting Superlative votes. Jimmy Bost, sports editor, checks photograph envelopes for a negative used to make an enlargement. 4 's Above is Mr. Bob Stewart, yearbook representative. Below - Sustaining a never tiring nature, Mrs. Gulledge is annual advisor. Focusing his beloved camera is Larry Williams, staff photographer.

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MUSTANG RO UND- UP stajj' keeps public in ormec The MUSTANG ROUND-UP staff faces the formidible task of publishing a weekly newspaper. Staff members suggest a large majority of the story ideas. The deadline for most articles is Wednesday, so the papers can be printed on Thursday and given out Friday. This, however, brings no relief to editor Cindy Miller, for Friday means the start of a new edition. Editor Cindy Miller ponders over subject Chan Allen addresses several copies of the MUSTANG ROUND-UP to be sent to matter for her Weekly editorial, other local schools as part of an exchange program. MQ' 4. xl, , , W - L, 'fl 'pr' The joumalism staff meets to discuss plans for a future edition Jeanne Williams, Editor Cindy Miller, Laura Latham, Trudy of the MUSTANG ROUND-UP. The stall' includes advisor Shepherd, Peggy Messick, Sylvia Wagoner, Cynthia Strawder, Mrs. Gulledge, Gary Carter, Johnny Nance, Alan Beaver, and Carol Corn. Members get advice from Mrs. Gulledge, as Jimmy Cooke, Peggy Marshall, Emma Randall, Chan Allen, well as from other members, on how to improve their work. 84