Rutherfordton Spindale High School - Skyliner Yearbook (Rutherfordton, NC)

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The homeroom council served as a link between the student council and the stu- dent body. Each homeroom was represented by two stu- dents who took suggestions to the meetings and in turn re- ported back to the homeroom on various projects and up- coming events. President Bruce Barton summed it up: We've really communicated with the students this year. ' Trying out the Spanish they have! learned with visitors from other coun- tries, tasting strange ing Christmas with a Latin-American fiesta , sponsoring our foreign ex- ticipating in the homecoming par- ade twith a float and with Karen Arro- wood, sponsorl were some of the ac tivities whichmade the second year of . Central's spanish club outstanding. Organizationsf23 new foods, celebrat- change student, par-

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The Skyliner staff was 19 people working together and sharing ideas to make a yearbook that expressed all aspects of student life. Under the direction and guidance of Mrs. Ruppe and the editors, lane Summey and David Sane, their work paid off in the final production of this annual. This 1974-75 annual staff changed from unique individuals into one unified body, dedicated to one goal: producing a new and better yearbook. A book of memories. 1fKaren McNeil, a new voice on the microphone. 2fLisa Biddix helped students get ready for their pictures. 3!Senior portraits includ- ed Debbie Miller, Guy Winker and Nena Warren. 4f1st Row: Mrs. P. Ruppe, C. Mayse, E. Forney, C. Chandler, K. Laughter. 2nd Row: N. Warren, L. Biddix, I. Summey, K. McNeil, D. Miller, D. Hodge, S. Davis, G. Winker, M. Thomason, D. Sane, M. Roberts. 3rd Row: K. Cline, L. Page, B. Petty, K. Banks. Organizatinnsf25