Salisbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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ECHO 1976 X Volume 56 Salisbury High School Salisbury, North Carolina Being Ourselves Getting Involved Winning and Losing 144

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Lots to Celebrate Numerous Bicentennial activities were planned this year so that everyone could get involved in the celebration of the na- tion's 200th Birthday. But students and teachers especially enjoyed those holidays such as Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, which allowed them to relax and forget school- work for a while. BUY-CENTENNIAL .fi .xx vvsvE cor oun vw-iv er THINGS This year our nation was overcome by the Buy- centennial sellebration. For only 339.95 in Spirit of '76 coins, a patriotic citizen could purchase anything from a bust of George Washington to a 200-year-old Bicentennial toilet. -ai' Bicentennial graduates inspire, invent, instigate. Their pioneering spirit is born. Hell raisers! Nancy Lyon The Bicentennial minute tread slowlyj: 200 years ago, the colonists in America, after deciding that they were tired of being bossed around by England, revolted and overthrew the English power. Thus they gained their in- dependence and made it possible to do things their own way. They tried to create a democratic society in which all people were free and equal. Today we fight to keep and to improve the society which the colonists began, because we too have our own way of doing things. Wflblbrh '76 Decisions '76 Many students were dis- appointed this year when they found out that they would not be old enough to vote in the presidential elections. Others who would be 18 before March 23, began de- ciding which candidate they would support. Pr f Although many SHS'ers were not old enough to vote in the national elec- tions this year, they were all qualified to vote in the school elections. Howev- er, at the beginning of the year, when the need arose to elect a new school president, many students were not even willing to take the time to cast theirvote. Some national issues which concerned us this year were the Karen Quinlan case, abortion and sterilization laws, and the SALT talks.