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

Page 97 text:

credit, Monogram club members walk proudbf. Priscilla Kirchin adds pictures of East's all-conference and all-county athletes to the sports gallery. FIRST ROW C. Hoffner, V. Reep, D. Arey, D. Harwood, C. Miller, secretary J. Lentz, treasurer P. Kirchin, S. Taylor. SECOND ROW vice-president Carl Smith, C. Stiller, president J. Morgan, L. Wyrick, David Smith, T. Petrea, D. Shoe, S. Agner, J. Bost, M. Peeler. THIRD ROW D. Eagle, R. Bingham, N. Poole, P. SitTord, J. Holshouser, K. Simrnerson, R. Benson, L. Ketchie, Jackie Brown, B. Buie, W. Wells. The Monogram Club sponsors the Homecoming Dance and provides the victim for the car smash during Homecoming Week. FOURTH ROW B. Curlee, D. Basinger, D. Wood, H. Stirewalt, S. Selle, J. Ciaramello, J. Barringer, R. Shinn, B. Robbins, Cathy Smith. FIFTH ROW Keith Brown, M. Brinkley, E. Gardner, J. Honeycutt, B. Cruise, J. Sides, Johnny Brown, D. Bassinger, D. Lesley, K. Huffman. SIXTH ROW T. Drury, J. Yarbrough, C. Yates, J. Moose, B. Loflin, F. Riden- hour, R. Cecil.

Page 96 text:

With two con erence championshzps to East .5 Coach Cline shows President John Morgan a sketch of the athletic departmenfs new laundry facilities. Fans gather at Granite Park when Mustangs are vying for another championship. Sponsored by Coach Cline and led by president John Morgan, vice-president Carl Smith, secretary Julie Lentz, and treasurer Priscilla Kirchin, the Monogram Club is composed of varsity athletes and cheerleaders. Reviving the sports gallery and sponsoring Homecoming activities and the spring dance are among this year,s activities. 2 ., 1 g K E V 3? ft 4' it-Q.. - eff 's....r 5 ,..am'4 '1 'W Sporting his Big E for football and track, Carl Smith displays the emblem given varsity players as NPC champions. Cheerleaders earn letters and club membership because they devote themselves to supporting the Mustangs.

Page 98 text:

V Future teachers host covered-dish dinner or sag 3 3 President Harriet Lyerly, vice-president Cynthia Barbee, and treasurer Karen Fraley prepare the F.T.A. bulletin board. A - f ' nl, - Future Teachers start the year with a dinner on October 4 to make the new faculty members feel at home. The entire faculty is honored by a tea in September. Decorations for the teachers' lounges at Christmas time is another worthwhile project of the F.T.A. At each meeting the club selects two teachers of the month, honoring them with corsages. The members look forward to teaching a class during Future Teachers' Month in April. A late comer to tea, Mr. Barringer serves himself as Vickie Hess, Becky Lyerly and Connie Brinegar watch. - F .s....,.-.. ,-,. W W., , .. .- .............v....... ..-......,... FIRST ROW B. Beaver, J. Goodman, K. Fraley, C. Fields, A. Dellinger, V. Hess, M. Wilson, M. Correll. SECOND ROW: K. Brown, C. Brinegar, B. Peoples, K. Buff, M. Walker, D. Jacobs, H. Lyerly, P. Stevens, E. Hubbard. THIRD ROW, J. Corpening, G. SilTord, S. Carscaddon, J. Bingham, C. Barbee, G. Waller, B. 94 . S ls .3 Broadway, B. Lyerly, D. Hewitt, S. Wrice. FOURTH ROW G. Bacon, S. Hinson, D. Misenheimer, G. Ligon, C. Strawder, D. Ellis, L. Wrice, R. Hayes, V. Hosch, J. Blakeney. Sponsored by Mrs. Evelyn Morgan, the Future Teachers perform valuable services to the school.