East High School - East Echoes Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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Annual Sditorial Staff CO-EDITORS . . . ART EDITOR .... CO-COPY EDITORS FACULTY . . . SENIORS . . .TUNIORS . . . SOPHOMORES. . . SPORTS . . . ACTIVITIES. . . PROM ......... SERVIC E S ...... SC HOOL PIC TURES CLUBS ........ PHOTOGRAPHERS . 1. .f .Q ...us ....'.. GREEN JEAN BLUMENKAMP CONNIE HUGUET . . SHARON TAYLOR . . GAIL HENDRICKS DIANNE KROWAS . . . . ELLEN REITER . . . . . NANCY ROSE BOBBY BEVERSTEIN . . . . MARY BURDON LINDA THIBAUDEAU . . . . CONNIE MRAZ MIKE HUSSIN . . JOHN BRYANT STEVE FRISK . . . , NANCY EVANS . MARILYN MUENCH . JANE TROWBRIDGE . LINDA GROSSMAN . . . . . INKY HITCH . MR. IRVING LLOYD BAY PRESS-GAZETTE MAURIE STUDIO Annual Business Staff BUSINESS MANAGERS . . Bobby Beverstein Karen Williquette Janice Rasmussen Barbara Amundson Paula Wendschuh Elaine Delveaux Darlene Carlson Nancy Schwartz ADVISOR ..... .f.....--f Gail Hendricks Gloria Pobanz Sherry Reimer Mary Williams Laurie Laird Judy Lannoye Barbara Levy Joyce Palet 1-....... . . . . . IEANNE OWEN STEPHANIE WIESNER Iudy Diezel Iean Boyden Judy Kelter Bonny Prins Carol Sonn Steve Ware Carol Pire . . . MR. WILLIAM OTTO

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Beautiful, beloved of the nation, the Statue of Liberty stands on Liberty Island. In one hand is held the Torch of Liberty, light of a democratic nation. This unequalled statue stands for the strength and courage that is so much a part of America. East High reflects this spirit of freedom and independence. There is the same essence of democracy present in its program of education-the privilege to gain know- ledge to develop a more responsible, educated ditizenry. The Statue of Liberty, Golden Door to a brilliant nation, is the symbol of promise that is abundant for the American people. East takes pride in ITS heritage, the Golden Door. Our school is a channel of learn- ing through which youth of our community progress: at the end of their journey, they pass through East's Golden Doors into a world of Opportunity. To increase the educational growth of our students, a beautiful new addition to East High has been built. With it, ever-broadening knowledge and deeper understandings can be gained, and more achievements can be possible. Because of these improved conditions, how great is the probability for a more stabil- ized future! East High instills in its students the desire to play the role of the well- informed American. Yes, our school IS that very Torch so dramatically displayed in a hand of the Statue of Liberty, the EIZY to the G n Door o future, eternal spirit of democracyl P s 'I D ff ,X V XQ Q, rev' KTJ MM . W MW W I ' , I-v4f'W'L O G l4LA!1FxiL':4g l fvv-ff' of tems' . . 'YT' jfws-fi-ff 5 Lf , M - Aria t. 5 Q f , PP we sw? at Q , I,-v tfvyg f Lf A W' M fi-fi'ffC,6, Ll I I 7 i ff,-1,1 SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES Page 81 SENIORS Page 57 Page 11 Page 5 FAC ULTYI JUNIORS Pa ge 47 sponrs Page 57

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gacult .X 1, 1 -r ' 1. 551, e ., ,, .- 13. . , B' rd of Education Green Bay W1SCOllSil1 Robert Bgyes . au n s ' arl berman: Russell S Way Superrntendent of Schools Mlss Mxldred Jorgenso , I tarys o a Pr nt: Mrs. Car1Thie1e Nrck Dalhck Supt of bldgs and grounds Mrs il1Z W IHIIIXSTIBCX? ot ent, alter C, Scherf board member ' 1 ff X X T 6 v y ve s v d onl part o ap r trces neces . I :-. esf utures aru U e r s. T e W hile - - e t ' een ar in school f txt of . ? Q . . - h U - : I phill, dth 1 ntg a you . - tstedo eco -r e F ori i 4 ' 0 , y -- -, p l ea il t -13 5-0 ed v- s Q. a entt V llb e Q 5 131 abi t ' and achi nent, hat slcand m ha yo kno . Yo 4 be Q sein me t y y e 1 p s Y tioned ce 3 he le ur tiona i m A uri y d on thex egre y 'Which u and i flu thers. , yr , J A and infl C1 e 0 te . HL TV!! You ' lbe e ved, perhaps ' o t y concern- ing the amoun' o ' njoyment an ern tion ' fort others derive by bein 't you and discussing idea th you. These and other tests will confront you on you journey. We, the East High Staff, wish you bon voyage . 5 :W