Lapeer East High School - Aerie Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

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Coming Home '81 The 1981 Coming Home King, Dave Cun- The winning wotl, mode by rhe doss of '82 ninghom A new Eagle rradirion was srarred rhis year with La- peer Easr's firsr Coming Home Ir was idenrical ro Home Coming excepr rhar rhere was an enrire male courr and a king was crowned insreod of a queen. Coming Home srarred our wirh Spirir weels, and many srudenrs gor inro rhe ocr Monday was swearsuir day, Tuesday was 50’s day, Wednesday, college day, Thursday, Wesrern day and rhe week was wrapped up wirh rhe Eagle rradirion of green and gold day. For class comperirion rhere was a wall decoraring conresr on rhe cafereria walls. The rheme was Sarurday morning carroons and rhe Juniors, who hod also won Home Coming floor comperirion, decorared rhe prize winning wall There was a Coming Home assembly Friday wirh class represenrarives and senior camdares showing us rheir sruff. The 1981 king was announced during half-rime or rhe baskerboll gome. Dave Cunningham was crowned king. Over all, srudenrs enjoyed rhis new rradirion ond hoped ir would become a permanenr parr of Easr Long live rhe King!!! Senior coradares I ro r Tim Anderson, Sreve Robbins, Roy VonDuser. Marry Reom, Mike Schleicher. Roy Rodelo, Dove Cunninghom Acriviries 29

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Choir Power At East Members of Treble Choir Front Row: Deonno Romsko. Deonno Donner, Joanie Skwirsk. Tino Truox. Lynn EHor, Pom Weber. Jessico Mollerr. Mory Lynn Horfield, LoVeno Jockson, Andreo Angle Second Row: Don Morrs (Director) Tommy Wilson, Kim Drown. Drendo Wen bel, Alison Polmer, Cmdy Dirrers, Robin Jockson, Teno Howey, Regno Pendergrass. Ann Wesr Third Row: Korhy French, Dorothy Moror2, Teresa Logness, Joome Curnrto, Suzy Bullock, Kim Toy lor, Michele Toucherre. Angie Huoff, Kim McMurray Fourth Row: Lori Willirs, Sue Snowden. Chonrel Purnom, Debbie Yorks. Down Marshal. Koren Heod. Ann Marshall. Julie Nurenberg, Diono Kohns There were five choirs in rhe 1980-81 school year, Concerr Choir. Treble Choir, Chorol En- semble, Treble Ensemble and Dell Choir. Mr. Morris, who also headed rhe Norional Honor Sociery, directed each and every choir. All rogerher, Eosr's choirs pur on over rwenry performances. The choirs pur on excellent shows rhor gave rheir audiences something rhor rhey mighr hove tosr or would nor hove found elsewhere. Ir's hard ro soy whor this was because wirh rhe wide range of rheir songs ond ralenr, everyone received some- thing different. Ir seemed os though rhe stu- dents in choir were nor in ir jusr for credit or rhe lerrer. Thjey reolly enjoyed singing ro rheir audiences. The besr way ro express rhe arri- rude of choir members was overheard os rwo members were talking: Bur jusr woir until nexr year! ... ond this poge goes here ond rtvs one here, or 28 Activities

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Sports ore on ocrive port of many high school student's lives Many stu- dents participare in sports to break up the monotony of the school day. They give athletes o chance to ac rively compere ogainsr other schools and to rest their abilities against orh ers Students who participare in high school athletics feel rhey hove achieved on honor and o form of recognition that those who do nor participate will never feel. Nor only do the athletes feel special honor and recognition bur their coaches feel it olso 30 Sports