East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1938 volume:

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' f E Q bfi CID f N 'Xi' ' ,s L13 35 5 Mktfi Z5 CIDA wg ES SS CLA GPI T STRA MIN D 4 l.I.l Ll. -I -I G S TS EVEN IIQAI I W ,C VYQ-'iiiiii 0' ami 1.-l'L'i I VV Ml , X. li. I lv Yin! wp fuf fyb CM! fl - V, f V fy- -jjfulff 'Lk lwyl IM A A ?' af N v .1 NNW N presenfing "a day in 'rhe life of Easf High School," lhe I938 Easlonia Slahf aims lo porlray a year in Jrhe life of some lifleen- hundred odd sfudenfs . . . sludenls whose lives and aclions are repre- senlafive of fhose of lhousands of ofher American youlh . . . a youlh which is carefree and happy, yer lhoughlful . . .a youlh which by ifs ordinary aclivilies lhroughoul morning, noon, and nighl en- deavors lo comprehend and pre- pare lor lhe problems facing il, noi in an enlirely sober manner, louf in a spiril expressive of high school sfudenls. ' Wifh lhis in mind, and in an eflorf fo accenluafe lhe ordinary evenfs of high school life, we pre- senf "A Day in lhe Life of Easl l-ligh School." 1 L? g.. 9-ffmlifiivf M ax., , f r 5'-.3 . k , ff- 13?- ,Jjg ,' ,,". ' 'I , V . 'Li ' ' , -. - .. V .. ,-,A,-V5 f- Au , 1, K. . QNX -. 42-1,-..f 4 ,- -. 4. X. L1 -01' VYASI - lf,-61,51 V. ' ,fu qffb' is 3. 444 4-vi,-971, ' ' ' ,YI 'I 1 ' .f 1,fb,Q,f-1' ,Min JL il 14' -'lol'-f'7l. lib U .A i A. 'f ' 37 i""c is-rf. ev .wi :ef .,' 1 - Lf' -C: "M" 1 X A fig .,.'k14-L. f,l,Q,., TW E Lawf f0"L'f7l':U'J ife-L: ii flfffflf llhvr-' A615 7 A l - f ' "ln +he springfime sunshine . . . aulumn haze . . . or win'rer gleaming .... In every mood. enchanfing rhe view." So sang +he poef of his nalive land . . . buf slalernenl holds lrue for Easl . . . 'rhe campus, lrees and flowers . . . calch your eye and hold ir . . . LLI U7 32 Z 3 25 'ii 51,-3 i 23' ff! gg, 5 24 -Q f 1 if 1 fs ?- we f . 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' Above: Reqislrar Carmen examines sludenls' records. Dame ff F ff , fhekwwf, 'MW W! M0 fmb A-Q 'W ' Above: 'iBoss" May K. Baer, Dean of Girls, chefs wifli a sludenl. Prob- lems are discussed in a cordial man ner lwere. ' Leif: 'llie daily morning line-up for excuses for previous absences finds "Boss" Nielsen, office secrelary, ready willri pen and pad. , v.. ,X V . Jdwi 'L mv , w f 'Y 1 I, B' P :ww 4 ,,L.,,..,. . 1, , ..k 1 . wing- 1, , Q' , , . W . , , ly, ,A V I . , su., , 1f,,,Q,f, I ,, a', . , X., n .4 . JZM, ' aw ,, ,... f,. A, 7. A. 'iiN..'a, TNQ . . . mark +he roll . . . check Jrhe alosenfee sfip . . . wrife an oufline . . . reporf cards . . . burn fhe midnighw' oil . . . felephone parenfs . . . do 'T + n ge angry, be superhuman . . . be an insfrucfor of a High School l Mildred Theriol' ...wlno died early in l938. ' A member of llwe Junior Class . . . very aclive . . . charming . . . Mildred will always be remembered by l'1er many close friends. In Memory of . . Alice E. Rowe . . . who passed away quiefly las+ summer afier a long illnes. ' Slne will always be remembered and well beloved by her sludenfs . . . fhe sfudenls of Easf High School. Scuperintenclents L. John NuHall, Jr. Superinrenclenf of Schools ' "A young person, w more difficulf Hmes, musf con+inue +o see +he opporfunifies ahead." hen facing 'rhese George A. Eafon Assis+an+ Superin+enclen ' "When you leave Easf High, see 1'ha+i+ is a liflle beHer because l' you wenl' +here." Earle F. Gardemann Business Coordina+or for Schools ' "Every loyal 'Leoparcl' musl' be sure he is an assel' . . . nor a liabili+y . . . fo Easl' High School." Principal . ' "You+h faces ihe grearesr decisions of life-a vocaiion, marriage, a home, religion, recrearion--wiihin The ren years following high school graduarion. Shape your life +o meer These decisions wisely." -Bruce E. Millilqin. S if-ly Vice-Principal . . ' "l-le lives mosl happily and prolilably who lives besl wilh his fellows, who slrives for The common good, and who develops himself fully Thai all mighl profil lherebyf' -Frank S. Allen. H YQQVQKQZ ,I ,C,i,yL,4,i,,, The Arts . . English . . ' Above: Mr. J. F. Russon inspires his arf s'ruden'rs on io greaier heighrs. ' Below: Upper row . . . Lisle Bradford, Music: Clara Cirkel, English: J. F Russon, Arr: Doroihy Slurner, English. ' Below: lower row . . . Marion Van Pell, Larin: Marjorie Sreelman, English Jennie Ryan, English: Valois Zarr, German and English. ' Above: Miss Kalhryn Cunningham helps Belly Armslrong pronounce a olifficuli word. ' Below: Upper row . . . Kalhryn Cunningham, French, Gerirude l-lar'rwell, French and Spanish: Alfa Redd, English: Deborah Sleelman, English: Arihur Overlade, Crcheslra. ' Below: Lower row. . .Alvira Cox, English: Mrs. Edifh Carman, Regislrarg Mrs. Claudia Padcloclc, Journalism: Rene Olsen, Design: Mary Mayne, Mechanical Drawing. osx! Commercial Science . . ' Above: Mr. R. V. Howell delves cleep info The mysleries of Chemisfry. ' Below: Upper row . . . Marguerile Beally, Sl1or+l'1ancl ancl Typing: Darrell Pal mer, Calcula+ing1 Mrs. May E. Young, Sliorflwand and Typing: Mrs. Susefie Leslie Shorlhand and Typing. ' Below: Lower row . . . A. O. Garrell, Bolanyg Mrs. Margaref Marlin, Physiol ogy: R. V. Howell, Cliemisiry: Mrs. Frances Lundberg, Boolc Slore. W 28 l ' Above: Mr. A. O. Garreif ins+ruc+s his siudenis wisely and proficienily in ihe subiecf of Bofany . . .a subieci' on which he is an ouisfanding aufhoriiy fhroughouf +he couniry. ' Below: Upper row . . . Florence Parry, Domesfic Science: Newell P. Parkin, Easfonia Faculfy Advisor, Commercial Law, and Bookkeeping: Minnie Barlow, Do- mesfic Science: L. D. Schroder, Physics. ' Below: Lower row. . . Liliuo Pouller, Bookkeeping and Typing: L. A. Gicldings Biology: Anna Lewis, Shorfhand and Typing: Vera Phelps, Typing and Shorfhand Health Education . . Social Studies . . Mathematics . . ' Above: Mrs. Claudia Paddock caught by the "candid camera" in the middle ot her lecture. ' Below: Upper row . . . Lee Simmons, Health Education: Erma Murdoch, Health Education: McKinley Oswald, Health Education: Mrs. Lydia Price, Li- brarian. ' Below: Lower row . . . Mrs. May K. Baer, Dean ot Girls: Theodore DeMarrs, Mathematics: Helen Parker, Librarian: O. C. Bailey, Vocations and Salesmanship. Lf' -My , , M of J? 791 ce. jf if wi W ' Above: Miss Slone combines lwer affraclive smile lo basic knowledge . . . +o make her poinf more impressive ' Below: Upper row . . . Cora Nowell, l"leal+l1 Educafion: Royal H. Daw, Mafh- emalicsq Valenline Gorlinslci, Healflu Educaliong C. Orin Wilson, Dean of Boys. ' Below: Lower row . . . Grella Croft Social Slucliesg Harrier Wilson, Social Sludies: Sql. C. P. Anderson, Milifary Science: Mary A. Kyle. Social Sludies. WVWV' ,MW 3I ZIV .MJW NAM? MKQWWQWQQQM 5333? ww ,lm TW . . . Board meeling . . . Milner presides . . . Mr. lvlillilcin fallcs . . . democrafic Boosfers meef . . . Mr. Allen Jrhere . . . appomr com H . . .work h d l k-luke pre- cisi . . GF ...COC Iood Leaders Because ' Vice-Presiclenl Gloria Gregerson . . . lup- perl because she gave her full supporl To every S. A. E. evenr and acrivily. ' Secrelrary Joan Billings . . . lcenlerl be- cause she did more lhan her share in any enlerprise of Jrhe srudenl body. ' Business Manager Keilh lvlonlague . . . lrighll because wilhoul his "sunny" smile, lhe IQ37-38 season couldnur have been so brighlr. ' Presidenl Milner Dunn . . . lopposilel be- cause he was +he champion of +he enlire slue clenl' body . . . The friend of Jrhe common Hpeepulf' S2 5253155 Juniors . . . ' On 'rhe morning of Seprember IO, I937, seven hundred and fhiriy Juniors sfepped in- side Easr High School. Their firsr few days here were spenl in a wide-eyed, dazed sorr of manner. However, +hey soon proved +o be energeric and enfhusiasric in Their days of work and play. ' True +0 form, ihe Juniors proved iusl as imporfani a pari' of our school as our Seniors. ' Righi: Lefr 'ro righr . . . Dale Barron, Dor- orhy Wagsiari, Mary Lou Robison, Presidenr Ned Bennion. Officers Seniors . . A Senior is: One iried, bui' lrue One old, ye'r new, One who can do Lilce me and you! ' A year of aciual, diligenf eflorr and final success marked ihis year's Senior Class. Of no acliviiies sponsored by 'rhese officers, can ii loe said rhai only pencil records remain: rarher always, a vivid memory in 'rhe minds of Easi l-ligh sludenrs. ' Leif: Leif ro righi . . . Noma Roberfs, Grace Durlcee, George Beirridge, William Bennion, Presidenl Wendell Smool. 36 E.H.A.C. Officers . . ' Mary Winn Crifchlow, E. H. A. G. Presidenf, sfafes: "Sociefy oughf fo be grafeful fhaf women work as hard as fhey do correcfing fhe faulfs of men. Thaf isn'f, however, fhe purpose of fhe Easf High Associafed Girls' Council." ' Say "Nighf Flighf' fo an Easf High male and he remembers fhe nighf his girl made The dafe, paid fhe bills, did 'rhe chauffeuring, and . . . fraded all fhe dances! ' Righf, leff fo righf: Mrs. Baer, Vir- ginia Davis, Chrisfine Taylor, Eris Brady, Mary Winn Crifchlow, Yvonne Welling, Margaref Davis. Officers I7 1939 Cfficers . . . ' Edward Shea, a fypical high school chap, full of enfhusiasm and pep, fills fhe office of nexf year's Sfudenf Body Presidenf, ' Bryanf High supplies Easfs nexf Sfudenf Body Secrefary, Kafhryn Purfon. ' The Ediforship of The Easfonia is fo be filled by Richard Anderson, a modesf, unas- suming iunior from Roosevelf High School. ' The success of The Red and Black nexf year will depend on fhe Edifor, Paul Cracroff. ' Leff, leff fo righf: Paul Cracroff, Edward Shea, Kafhryn Purfon, Richard Anderson. Boosters . . ' As "assembly assis+an+s" and "cafe+eria cap'rains," Boosrer mem- bers "laid down lhe law," and Then enforced il. "By, for, and of +he s+uden'rs," lhis council, composed of 'fhe leaders of Easl High, accom- plished laslcs never before alfempled . . . ser new sfandards of con- ducr . . .and enforced lhe observalion of fradilions and ideals. ' Mr. Allen, Easfs new Vice-Principal, is To receive a large porlion of lhe credil due +o lhis council for his mosf worlhy guidance and encouragemenl. Boosler members especially honor him for his broad- mindedness and his abilify +o respecr sludenrs' opinions as well as for his desire lo guide, rafher Jrhan To diclale. ' Right Presidenr Milner Dunn presides a+ meering. ' Below: The council passes iudgmenl on assembly dislurbers. Program Committee . . ' "An assembly a weelcl' is the job ot this important body ot both students and taculty. ' Right: Committee members llett to right, top row . . . Rose Wallace, Miss Bradford, Mr. Allen. Bottom row . . . Miss Redd, Mar- iorie Robbins, Richard Pylce, Milner Dunnl prefer the cool shade to stutty meeting room. Board of Control . . ' The legislative branch ot the school was upheld this year by the very etticient Board ot Control. ' Lett: Board members ltop row, lett to right . . , Keith Montague, Mary Lou Robison, Mr. Millilcin, Mr. Wilson. Bottom row . . . Mil- ner Dunn, Joan Billings, George Bettridgel discuss Mweightyi' mat- ters. 'vA, Fm 0.1. L Aidafikinlmiihd-Af 1..x3Cu2 rf ,Lvsel-2w2k.i5 iTsBi5yin.25ismkmiiiiilivwk K-1311 4 ' fqQRwkHu: Qccond ' The day moves on. "Bosses" have made proper preparalions, and now 'rhe Classes come lo lalce advanlage ol opporlunilies offered lhem by inslrucfors. Junior and Senior class members feel some rivalry . . . Juniors musl sil on lhe "shell" al all assemblies, while lheir older and "more experienced" schoolmales are enfilled lo more choicely locafed seals: and Hllreshies on The shell!" is a familiar cry. Bul cooperalion of The classes has also played Hs parl and produced resulls. ' Above: Senior Presidenl Wendell Smool laughs al a remarlc made by Ned Bennion, Junior Prexy. 522552 if 53 1 1 5 'J J- i 3 -,si i ' Above: Fronr sfeps a++racf class members during Jrhe noon hour. Here are discussed school polifics, lasi nighfs dare, The coming eieciion and oiher sundry mafiers. Gossip has full sway! ' Leif: A peek inio fhe library cafches siude-nfs in a pensive mood . . . all eyes focused on 'rhe prinfed page. fs . ,Y I My ,rg 5 2 4 ff 195 5 . . . big shofs, sir downsfairs . . . uphold 'rradifion . . . Senior sfairs . . . Senior siuff clay . . . wri+e an excuse . . . miss a class . . . placemen+ +es'r . . . buy a car . . . ge+ a dafe . . . lwaunf your girl . . . U7 1 u.l LD 'X X 0 .- 1 W Ben Wynn C R.O.T.C. H573 Opera '371 Band '37-'3B: IN Cappeha '38. BeHy Karpowih. Boosrers'3B1 Bowhnq '38: Orhclah. '37q Archery '37. GToria Van Coii Opera '37g Thesp1an '381 Tennis '37q French '37. Wayne CTemenrs Bowhnq '3B7 Hyinq Leopards '3Bg Shar' Knq '37. Frank ATTen Enq3neers"381FTyKnq Leopards '38, Marian Bennion E.H.PN.G. '371 SchooT Play '381Tennls '381 Leaders '38, Beth MacAr+hur Lahn '381 Boosrers '38 erary '3B1 Debaie UBB. Fred Greene R.O.T.C. "Hg Siaqe Crew '373 Track '37-"38. Mary Winn CrHchTow E.H,fN.G. '37-'3B3 Boosrers '37-'383 Tenn1s '371 Khern 'BBQ FTyKnq Leopards '38 Hylnq Leopards '37-'38, ' Charxes Woodrug R.O.T.C. "57q Boosters Zoohnqy '38, WiTT1am Kuhn Marie Lane R.O.T.C. 'ZB1 Track Lahn '381 Archery '381'S.O.S.'381Foor- V381 Tenn3s '37. Madorle Pouhon George Lund l"x.O.fN.'371TheSpTan Boosrer '3B1 Basker- '383 Hddnq H371 Rid- bah V571 Red Sr mack ana '3a. '33, 46 Harvey Pavron B a n d '37-V581 Or- chesira '37-U58. Jean Ramsey Bovdlnq '381 Thes- pian "57. Marion Johnson Red Sc mack '37-'381 CornrnerdaX '38, George Beiiridge FoorbaU '37-'381 Boosters '381 Track '371 Senior Repre- seniairve '38. Penn Wimams Track '37: Khem '371 Engineers '371 Ska?- inq '37. Margarei Fel? Thesplan '381 BOM- ing '381 Llierary '381 Camera '38, LeRoy Beane FooibaU 'BVB83 Af OA. 'B72 Basebau 'BBQ FNRnq Leop- ards 'BB. May Shipp Thespian 'BBQ Vosfer 'B8g Uierary 'BB. Donna Lakin H o rn e Economks 'B73 Thespian 'BB1 Gow 'BB. WaHer Easion Thespkan 'BBg Kham 'B7q Uferary 'BBQ looxoqy 'BB, Reg Gibson Ari 'BB: Kham 'BB1 looxoqy 'BB. Vera Vfmiarnson H o m e Econormcs 'BB1 Pxrk 'B71 Thes- pian 'BBQ TennKs 'B7. Roy Gee R O.T.C.'37-'381Traci4 '37, 3 SOS. '3B: Tiriespian 38 Bowiinq '38, Margarei Jesperson Thespian '38: Archery '38 Comrrierciai '37, Daniei Evans Fooibaii '3B3 A.O.Px. Basireibaii '38, Marina Havenor EH.Px.G. '38: A.O.Px. Tennis '37: Khe Leaders '38, rn '38 Caiherine Robinson Sciwooi Piay '371 Thespian 33: Opera '37: Red 81 Biack '38, Geraid Chrisiensen Boosiers '391 Posier '38g Thespian '3B. Virginia Cubbison E.H.Px.G, '38: Red X1 Biacin '3B: Boosiers '3B1 Bowiinq '33. Curkis Johnson Fiyinq Leopards '3'B. Markin Fasseii R .O .T .C. '37-'38 Khern '38. Heien Biake Ei-'i.PN.Gv. '381 Boosr- ers '38gTi'iespian '37 Norma Laboroi 1 Opera '37q Band '38: fN.O.Px. '3B1 Kirerri '38. Aivin Baker R .O .T .C. '37-'3Bq . Lakin '37-'3251 5.0.5. '37-'38, 49 Edward Dovey R.OT.C. '37: Fiyinq E '371 Kiwern V581 Fiyinq Leopards "3B. Miidred Goodieiiow Spanish '381 Thes- pian '38: Horne Eco- nomics '37, Uiiian Beck Giri Reserves V581 Cornrnerciai "57. Don Coorough R .O .T .C. '37-'38q Thespian '38 . Dougias Ernrick R-Ofi'-Cl '37z Boost- ers '38' O era '37- - P A Cappeiia '38 Bowiinq 958. Heien Hanigan Tiwespian '371 Bowi. '09 '331 Twirierion- ian'381Swirnrninq, '38, Reid Hoggan Boosiers '371 Siaqe Crew '381 fN.O.Px. "SB: Boxing 81 W Wnq "57. res i Anne Guss Giri Reserves "i-73 Goii '331 H o rn e Economics, "37: Bowiinq '38 June Burron Archery '37: Bowiinq '381 5W""m'nq 37' Donaid Bruce R.O.T.C. '36-'37-39:1 5.0.5. '37-'3B1 Der Eicinei '371 Lik- erary '381 Posier "58. Murray Gardner Riwern '382 Radio '383 FN- inq Leopards '37. Virginia Davis E.i'i.l5N.6. 'BBQ Thespian V381 PN.O.PX. '381 Tennis '371 Ridinq '38. irnoqene Randaii E.i'i.PN.6. '37-'381 Ari, '37- '383 Tennis '371 Bowiinq, V583 Thespian. "SYS: Twiiier- John i'iiCi-man iowa" 37-35 R.o.T.C. 'zvfasr eowianq '38q Thespian '37-"38. Hi' Jack Dixon Berry Jo Periy Foorbaii '373 lK.O.PN. Swirnrninq '371Ki'rern H581 Der Eiciwei '37-' '331 5.0.5. '38, 381 Boxing Sc Wres- riinq '38 Maine Kershaw Schooi U32 C3331 Jerome Biiis TMQSPW. ' O i5asiceibaii"581Bowi- rnerciai 37. . . inq 38. 50 Joseph Beeson R .O .T .C . '37-'381 Boosters '37-'38: S.- OS. '381 Spanish '331 Engineers '38, Phyiiis Lund Boosrers '3B: Ark '37-'38: Archery '381 A Cappeiia '38, eienTe1ah Swimming '38: A.- OA. '38: Home Economics '38, James Hance R.O,T.C, '381 Band '371 Carnera '3B1 Debare '38. Don Cockayne Commerciai ' 3 7 1 Sharing '37. Doroihy Piper Boosiers '383 Lead- ers '381 Khem '37- '38: Archery '37, me A 4 ,aff Paui Schenk Boosrers '38: Fooibaii '37- '383 Orchesrra, '36-'371 Khem '38: Engineers '3b, Syivia Swensen Tennis '373 Commerciai '37- '33. Joyce Gran? PX Cappeiia '37-'381 Opera '37: Thespian '37. . . Vickor Hampshire Fooibaii '37-'38g Tracie '37- '3B7 Thespian '3S1 Fiyinq Leopards '38, Arvin Hiiiman R.O.T.C. '37-'381 Thespian 'ear AOA. '37, l Bernria Tanner Opera '371 Leaders '381 Arr '381 Twiiierronian '37. Jerrie Shurkin ihespian '37: fX.O.Px. '371 Cornrnerciai '37-'38. HOiiihQef Swimming Team '37-'38 Thespian '38. Richard Harding Jo Ann Edmonds KO.-YC. '37q Red Tennis '37q Arr V372 81 Biacic, '383 Bowi- Bowiinq '38. inq '3i3. Mariorie Riirer Gene Jeqeries Red 81 Biacic '3B1 igwgspian '38: Ari ogy ,381 Tkespidgx 37 Track '37-'3B' Zooi Bl X, LembM3cheXs Band '37-USB: Der ERcheX '37-'38: BOM- inq '38, Frances Shde 91 Thes phn '381 Lkkerary SwKmrfGnq '3 USB. Ddores Jensen Thespian '381 Pxr '381 Home Econom ics '38. Hes Smiih M Foo'fbaU '371 Baskek baH '3B: Hoosiers H581 KOA. 38. Frances Cah-ler Thesphn '381 A PN. '38. Lou3s Tannenbaurn P '38, 1 631' Booskers '381 A Ca eXXa '381 Deba Paui Fiandro R.O .T .C. '37-'332 Boosiers '331 FWWQ Leopards '3B', Bowi- inq H581 Khem '37. Beih Mariin A-Ojx, 'Tlx Home Economics '371 Thespian '33. Emiiy Jordan Thespian '37-'381 Ps.- O,Px. V333 Home Economics '3B. LeRoy Johnsion Ps.O.T.C. '37', Foo?- baii '37-'3B: Opera '37p Bowiinq '331 Khem '37. Joseph Siobbe Ps .O .T .C. '37-'38: Riiie Team H581 Der Eichei '37-VBS. Liiiian Patron Thespian '373 Opera '37x lX.O.!N. '37: Dancing '371 Riding '37, Reber? Maiin Fooibaii '37-'38 '37-'3B1 l'N.O.fN, E '38, Audrey Peepies Thespian '382 Opera '37: Dancing '37: Home Eco- nomics '3B. Theodore Cadson R.O.T,C. '37-'38: Track '37, '38: SOS. '37: Fiyinq T: Maida Cassiky Tennis '37: Fiyinq Leop- ards '38: Riding '38: Com- merciai '37. Cariyie Chrisiensen R.O.T,C, '37-'381 Hoosiers '3B3 Beau Sabreur '3B1 S.- O.'5. '3S: Bowiinq '38. 737. Mary Ehen Tayior Leaders '332 Schooi Piay '38: Swimming '37: Thes- pian H381 Tennis '33, Beiiy Baiiinger Swimminq '37: Archery 'ser mana 'wg Banana John Lehman 38. Fiyinq E V381 l'N,O.Ps. '37g Thespian '38, Guy Murri Miriam Gohisiein Baskerbaii '3733B1 Thespian '38: PN.O.fN. PN.O.PN. '37-'38, V381 Kham T581 Liiiian Culp Archery '37. Hdon Lieh. goosiers '383 Tennis Eaciio A377 381 Leaders '381 Swimminq 37, Thespian 38. 53 lay Var-Tey looibaii '37-V531 PX.- OJN. '371 Basiceibaii '37-'38g Boosiers V533 Bowiinq '38. Eveiyn Larsen A.O.A. '37z Opera H381 Thespian '38. Merrih Nieiron R.OfT.C.'37-H3551 PX.- OJN, '3B2 5.0.5. '37- '38q Engineers '3B. Ruih Barich Thespian H581 KO.- ,b,, "5'Ig Tennis '38. Bob Forbes Foo'rbaiT '37-'33' BasebaiX '37-'38 Boosiers '33- Virginia Carrinqron Swimrnirre 77? Wes' pian '38, Kennerh Reese Thespian 'wa AOA. '37- Bowiinq '38. I Diana McQuarrie Cornrnerciai '383 'Yhegplan 33: PLOA, '37. Ciaude Henderson Fiyirrq Leopards '371 Span- ish '3b7 Bowiinq '38, Mariorie Couiarn Thespian '37: Arr Bowiinq '381 Archery '38. '38- Jayne Chapman Thespian '37: Tennis CommerciaT '37, Robert Sprarr Red and Biack '37-'38 Ty inq Leopards '37-'381 Bow ana Ga. Myra TyTer Boosters '381 Debare Khern '381 Der Eiche Frying E '38, Theodore Pouisen Track '37: Thespian '38 Biaine Marrin R .O .T .C . '3b-'37- '3Bg Rifie Team '37- '38q 3.0.5. '371 En- qineers '37. Mary D.MeHome Red 81 Biack '371 Leaders '38: Tennis '381 Riding '38, Rurh Rideour Opera '371 Tennis ' 3 7 1 Twiirerronian '37. Nvin Baker R .O .T .C. '37-V333 S.O.5. '37-'383 En- qineers '37. 54 Gordon Dougias ROTC. '37-'3B: A.- da. 'svn Khem '38, Marguerire Boissier '371 Sinai- inq '371 Swimminq '37. Thespian Faye Neison Tennis '37p Swim- ming '38: Bowiinq '33, Waiiace Forresrer Thespian '37: Opera '371 A Cappeiia '38, Max Cawiey Fooibaii '37-383 Traci! '37-'38: Bas- heibaii '3B3 4T '37- '331 A.O.A. '37. Maxine Jenkins A.O.A. '383 Tennis '37: Home Econom- ics '3B: Commerciai '38. Da RO '37 '38. niei Gardiner '.T.gy '37'-g123agEQ.,,,,era u em ' ' ' "q"'ee"' Eveiyn Surheriand A Cappeiia '3Bq Thespian '38: A.O.A. '37, eien Andrews aders '381 Riding '38q Khem '38. Curiis Sievens Boosiers '3B: Foorbaii '37 Fiyinq Leopards '38. Byron Sharp Thespian '3-8: A.O.A. '37q ysobey Price Bowiinq '38 ' Thespian '381 Bowiinq '38 Tennis '37, Chrisrine Tayior '33-'381 Boosiers Hgfman Loemef '37-'38' Lea ers '3B' Swim- - -' ' Boosiers '381 A.O.A. '37 'MQ 38' roorbsii '37-'sag 4T 'sa Tracie '37-'38. .iuiio Seiies Virginia Snyder Lakin '37-'38: Khem Leaders '38q Boosi- '38: Camera '3B. ers '3B: Tennis '38. Shiriey Newman Jack Wes? A.G. '37 -H331 Der Eichei '37-V381 EH. Red Zn Biacic '37-383 5.0.5. 371 Kham A Cappeiia '38. '38, 55 . N. 5 .X , LeRoy Nordberg R.Ofi.C. '37: A Cappeiia '381 Fiyinq Leopards '37, Virginia Soares Thespian '38: Ten- nis '373 Swirnrninq '371 KOA. '3B. Marqarei Ericksen Opera '373 Ari '383 H o rn e Economics ' 3 81 Twiiierionian '38. Edward Ogiivie R .O .T .C . '3b-'37- '38q Beau Sabruer USB: Khem '3S: En- gineers '3B. Richard Pahick Boosiers '3B: Fooi- baii '382 Bowiinq '381 Basebaii '3S. Virginia Covey Swirnrninq '373 Ten- nis '38: Twirkerro- nian '37, Donaid TaHon Thespian '381 Bowiinq '383 PMOA. '38, Sarah Srniih Leaders '38Z Ari '37-'38: fN.O.fx. '3i5: Borany '37: Home Economics '38. Howard Hoidinq R.O.T.C. '37: Orchesira '373 Band '371 Bowiinq '38. Gwen Wirihiin Opera '37: Goii '371 Twik- kerionian '37: Px Cappeiia '38 Leiand Egqiesion Lois McKean R .O .T .C. '37-'331 ihespian 37 Lead S.O,S, '383 Kh e m ers 38 Opera '38g Engineers '38, Bowhnq 38 A a Mary Ken? Theodore Mayor PMOJN. '38: Ari '381 Fooibaii 37 am fNrchery'38. Gfii 33 TFGCV 38 Marion Kimball Thespian '381 Bowling A.O.fN. "57. Mary King Spanish V573 IKOA. '3S: Dancing "37. Frank Nordquisi Boosfers '36-'37-38: Foot baii '36-H573 Baskekbaii '373 Track 37338. Madeline Laiimer Home Economics '381Thes- pian '381 PMOJX. '38 Beveriy Baiiey Tifwespian '37-V581 5.0.5. "57: Home Economics '37. Francis Bonner Orcinesira '37-'BSZ 5.0.5. 'ESQ Bowiinq N582 Band '37- '38: Kinern '38, Kaiherine Feiirneih Tnespian '3B: Ari "SB: Leaders '381 Tennis '37. Kenneih Dykes R,O.T.C. 057338: SOS. '37-'381 looioqy '38, peiia '37-'38. Jack Dameis Boosiers H381 Schooi Piay '37-'38: A Cap- Marye Grua Thespian '373 Riding BBQ Kiwenn UBB. Lucme ...-, Thespian '381 Bowi- inq '3B2 Goii '37. Kenneih Thomas Tennis '38: Laiin '37: Kiiern '3B: Bowiinq USB. 57 Roberi Fairbanks Lairn '373 Der Esker '38. Kaihreen Wagskag Spanrsh V571 Arr 'BBQ Swlmmrnq '381 Arch- ery '38, Eva Thomsen Swkrnmrnq '383 Conv mercXaX '37-'38, George Waikins Boosr e rs '37-'BBQ Band '37-'33: Poor- baH '37-'3'B. Nberi Madsen R .O .T .C. '37-V382 Boosrers '37-'383 Band "57. Berry Loomrs Boosf e r 5 '37-X333 Dancing '37, Reed Rawson FooibaU '37-'331 Opera '37: Hyknq Leopards '37q BOM- ing '33, Virginia Doohn Twwkerionran ' 3 8 1 Ari '371 Dancknq '331 PMOJN. '37. Lora Lee Hur? Band '37-'38: Fhdnq Leopards '38: Arch- ery '3B1 Fhfrnq Y: '3B. Daxe Sundsirom A Cappeha '37-'38: Thesplan '38: BOWL ing Ga. Boyd Xnqahs R .O .T .C. '37-'381 lodoqy '37-, Carn- era '3Bq SOS. '38 Ramona FouXger TwVrrer?on'xan '37R- PN Cappeha '331 SWWW' mknq '3B. Xrvlng Gnes Tenrns '371 Opera '371 De bake '3B1 'XT '38. Dona Gene CarhsXe Archery '381 PN Capp '3B3 COWWSTCRBX '37 French '38, George HN R.O.T.C. '37-'38: Beau Sa bruer '331 Camera ' Khem '381 Radio '38. Eunice Chrisrensen Swhnmlnq '383 Arr '38 Home EconornRcs '33 Dancmq '37. Camera 38 Boxmq an Vfahace Marhews Zocdoqy '371 Debafe '373381 Cornmerc3aX '38, Byrona Deh Opera '37q A Cap- peha '33: Dancing '38: Kham '38, XX ea 38 f 3 ,X X Y X i Hayden Reese Baskerbaii '36-'371 Tennis '371 Schooi may V561 Boosiers '3B1 Bowiinq '38, LeJeune Y oung Thespian '3Bq Lead- ers 18: Opera '37: Debaie '38, Eiaine Coies Home Economics '3B1 Tennis '371 PN.- Ofx. '37, Arihur Burron Boosrers '383 Foor- baii '37-'38, Basebaii '381 Bowhnq '38, Richard Ford R ,O ,T .C, '37-'381 Beau Sabreur '383 Fiyinq Leopards '38: S.O.S, '37, Grace Durkee J u n i o r Secreiz-ary '37q 'Senior Secre- ra r y '331 Boosrers '37-'3B: F.Fi.PN,G. '37-'38, r, ls 4i1if.1'g Hugh Fisher BOWHUQ '332 Liierary '38, Neva A. Gares Thespian '38: Bowiinq '38: Home Economics '3Bq Ten- nis '38, Ariene Pederson Boosrers '37-'38g Golf 'ggi fggcappeiia V537 Bowiinq ' Fred Harnmiii R.O.T,C. '371 Opera '371 S,O.S. '372 Der Fichei '373 Radio '37, Henry Dahn fi-O-PM '331 Comrnerciai 38 Miidred PiaH Giri R e s e r v e s '37-'38q '- ' V Home Economics '38, Lorraine Nichoison Red Yx Biacic '38q Boosrers '37-'38: Der Eichei '381 . . Leaders '38, Wiiiram Kendaii R,O.T,C. '37-'38: Bowiinq '3'Bg Liierary '38, Aiired Giende Donna Sessions opera '37 A.o.A. AOA. '37, Frying '36-'373 4i '36-'37, E '37g Dancing '37. irene Fisher Charies Aidous PN Cappeiia '37-'381 Fooibaii '371 Bih- Bowiinq '38, ieric Manager '38, b0 oberi Y eaies ovdinq V581 Posier 583 Enqhmeers "37. his Steward Opera '37: PX Cap' peXX5 '373 Tw'xHer't0- nKan '3b: Home Eco- nornkcs '37, Yvonne W eXXKnq E.H.PN.G. '37 - M581 Srephens MedaX '373 Easionka '3B: Boosh ers '37-MAB. Max Erskine EoorbaU '371 Vsacio '3b1 Skahnq '37. Lee Erickson Eoorbaxx '371 Thes- pian '38, Joy VandeheK Home Econornkcs '37-'38: fK.O.Px. V381 Dandnq '371 Gd? '33 Aaron MON Boosrers '33: PN.O.Px. '38q LaHn '373 Debare H583 LH. every '38, Par Keay Red X1 Bhack 33: Owdaxg 377 PN.O.PN. '373 Swim. mlnq '37, Torn Larsen R.O,T.C. '371 Eoo'fbaU '373 Opera '37q A Cappeua '383 Bomknq '38, Erma Thorup '3 ln ,.,--1 Loren AXXen Frances Hug BOWWNC3 '331 Enqi- Ban '57 38 qx neers TSB. neers FK unq Hexen Sherwood A.O.A. '37-'3Bp Sfevhem G 3 COWTNBTCKB' '37-18. '58 D bee Twlfierionian '38q Archery 83 Enqrneers H331 Bow'- Q 38' Shxdey Jones Rex Fnsby 1ooNoqy '3S: Px.O.PN- '37. Mary GXeave Twrkrerronhn ' 3 9 1 Kham '381 Bovdinq "3Bq Leaders '38, Marina Badow E.H.Px.6. '37-'3Bn Red Yx Hack '3B1 Leaders '3S: Boosr- ers '37, Keiih Lorenhen R. O. T. C. '37-'381 S,O.S. '38s U ef Hand '37-'39-1 Khern V583 Enq'rneers '37- '3S. Roberi Wrrqhk Booskers '381 Cen'- era '37-'3B: Hyrnq Leopards '3Bq Poor- baXX '38. Audrey Bowers EYLPMG. '3b1 Lead- ers '37-'381 Tennrs '37-'38: M '3b-'38- ebaH Grd Twrrrerronran '381 Swlrn- rninq '381 Bovdlnq '383 Rid Chadoiie Boden E.H,PN.6. '387 Leaders '38 Spanrsh 'BB1 Vnespran '38, Warren Murphy Bownnq '383 Enqrneers '38 Audrey Lleh Thesplan '3B7 Opera '37 Twrrrerronlan '33, DonaXd Evereii R.O.7.C. '37-'381 Beau Sa- breur '331 5.0.5. '37g A CappeNa '38, Dean Hardy Jeanne Nesbiii R .O .T . C. '36-'371 Thespran '37g Px,O,A. 5-O-5. '3 61 Der '377 Bownnq '3B1 Hand '3B1 Hyhxq Gow '37. Hexen Brow Vernon Barnes GRA serv '37 ' R.O.T.C. '37-'38q S.- T 9 ' '3 Homg OS. '37-'33: Engi- neers '37: Arr '38. 62 PauX Morgan R .O .T.C . '37-'381 S.O.S. '38: Boiany '371 Rme Team '38, Adine Nieken Boosters '37: Home Econornkcs '38g Ten- nis '37. Marxorie Dukson SW1mmKUQl381 Dandnq '381 Tenrns V581 Ari '38, Donak! Sims Thesphn '37-'3B1 A.- OJN. '371 Uierary USB. Sergio Humana Thesplan '3Bq Base- baNX '381 Px.O.Px. '37. Mikired Gumckson OH3cKaXs '373 Tennk, no--'Uno V581 En- Charies Hosrner R .O ,T,C, '37-'38: Zooioqv '38q Cam- era '38: Khem '38, Virginia Wiison Kham '381 Thespi '383 Horne Econo ics '38, Jeanne Houh Tennis '381 Arch '381 Swimming ' Dancing '37, Omer Morris Tennis '38: Bow GN m. ery 37: iinq '381 Thespian '38, Hai Osborne Red 81 Biadc Fiyinq Leopards Khern '38, 'oanne Fuiier '38 '38 i, Jarnes Ryan Boosrers '383 Spanish '38- Skafinq '37: AOA, '37, Jeanne Evans Thespian '383 Home Ecof nornics '38, Jane Wagsraii Red 81 Biack '38: Leaders '381 Tennis '371 Khern '38, Roben' Bercu Easronia '38: Bowiinq '383 PX,O.fR, '381 Khem '38, Wiiiiam Waqsrari Thespian '38: Liierary '382 Luciue Lay-1-on BO"""'q 38 Thespian '381 Home Eco nomics '38, June Tueiier Opera '37: Bowiinq '383 Ben Reege R'd""q 'EB' A'C'qe'Y '38' Skarinq '37: Boosiers '38 Bowiinq '38, Wiiiiam Howe Barbara W srbrook Camera '381 Khem 9 H o rn e Economics '383 Bowiinq '38, Rum Jacobsen Howard Harris Khem '38q Leaders X-:Gotham '37,'381 "'A""S '37"3B- Thespian '37, Norman Deaion R.Of7.C. '381 OPGVG '37: S.O.5. '37: FN Cappeiia '38. Mariha W aiker A Cappeiia '33' Thespian '381 Bowi- ing '38, N, ,.i' Jaqueiine Loomis AOA. '37: TenniS '37g Engineers '371 Boosiers '38. Roberi W arner Boosiers '38: Span- ish '37: Camera V381 Kham '37, Haroid Adams Band '371 Spanish '371 Camera '383 Engineers '37. Vera Sharp Thespian '37p Opera French '37q A Cap- peiia '38, 1- QV, PauiSaviiie Band '37-'38: 5.0.5. '38g Qarnera '38: R.0.7.C. '35- 37' Doroihy Udaii Leaders '3B1 Tennis '3B1 French '37: Khern '3B. Eiaine Openshaw Boosiers '3B3 Thespian '38: Tennis '331 Archery '38. Waiier Pererson Engineers X331 Bowiing '33, James Hammond KOIKE. X37-'331 Debare 33: rn '38: Rh T , '37, 9 X 3 Sam E'.ame Gouid Riding A373383 Archery '377 Boosiers '38, Doris Good Opera '37: Dancing '37. Donaid Riggs 381 Afdrefv '31 Bssveibaii 'san AOA. sv. '3B1 Der Eichei '37, Meivin Louise Greenhaigh Whikworih Thespian '371 Bowi- Thespian '371 Gvoii ing H38. '371 PN.O.Px. '37. Edna Tharcher Frank Harris PX. O. Ps. '37-38: Der Eichei '3B1 De- Pxrchery '37g Com- bare '381 Fiying E merciai '37, '38. 65 Jack Aiicins Rolo. '37.-gg, La, Q - . in '371 , were 38' Kham 33- Norma Gibbs Opera '373 Tennis '373 En qineers '38. Madeiine Larimer VY Th - - . . ,3gSp'6" 38' Amhe 37' ChariesWoriey KOA. '37-'38x Khem '38 Fiyinq E '37. Frank Thayne i:l,Q.T,C, '37, Siege Crew Aidean Jamison 331 PN.O.Px. '37, Bowiinq '38q 'iirespian '37 '33. Heien Richards Tennis '37-381 Commerciai - '37x eoir 'esp Archery sa. Dee RaYW'i" R.O.T.C. '37: Band '37 Zooioqy '38: Fiyinq E '37 '38, David Buiien Heien Erskine Foorbaii '37-'381 Home Economics Khem '38q Bowiinq '3B1 Swimming '3'I: '38, ihespian '38, Lois Earciiey Caivin Haich Tiwespian '3B1 Com- K.O.'i.C. '37:PX.O.Px. merciai '371 Dancing '381 Khem '38: Bowi- '37, inq '381 Debaie '38. bb dvkn HandXeY '381 Bowh pq"-381 L'rierary '33- hespian Jean Pexdon Tennks '37-'331 md' ynq '333 Archery '37. Leona Bean A.o.A. 3 7 - 3 9 - Dancing '37'1 GO" V581 Tenrns 33. Lamar M339'eY B whnq V531 HWS' pgan '3B1 Lrrerary '3B. BXaKne Snow 1,-ack '383 Khern '331 Bawhnq '3'5. Berry Gemmix A r ch e r y '37 ' r-uma 's1r1heSrmr '37, 338: Harland Russon ThespXan '38: Bowling '381 PMOA. '37-'38. Pairicia Hogenson Thespran '3231 Spanish '3B1 Archery '3B. D or orhy W akworrh ThespXan '37-'381 Archery '371 Zooknqy '37. RaXph Knighi Fooibah '37-'3B: Borany '373 Hyrnq Leopards '37 '33, Keirh Monrague Easkonla '3Bl 5. A. E. Bus- rness Mgr. '38p MX Skudenr Gov. Groups '37-'38, Berry Joe Lamberi 6077 '371 ZooXoqy '38: Rid Rnq '37: Lirerary '38, Marie WorXey Leaders '381 Opera '371 TermrS'371 PX Cappeha '38. Orson BXackeH Foorbah '383 Track '37 Thesplan '3B1 PN.O.PN. '33, Curiis Sievens Jean Barker Boosrers '3B1 Poor- Opera '371 Pddlnq bah '371 Engineers ' 3 B 3 Twkrkerronkan '37-'38, '37, Bkanche Murphy Howard Brooks Swirnnnnq '3B: OW- R. O. T. C. '37-'38: dak '37, Camera '3Bq Ushers '3B. 67 Roberi Vlihiams Beau Sabreur '381 R .O .T .C . '37-'38n Bowhnq '38, Frances Vvlihie Opera '371 Ridhrq '38q 'Yhespran '331 Dancinq'3B. Mary Decker Boosrers '37: Frefwh '381 Borany '372 ThespXan '38, Rdph Tannenbaurn R .O .T.C. '37-'331 Ushers '33R Kham 'BBQ Schoox Pray '33. MBXWBXX Arrnsironq Foorbah '37: QP-efa "VI: FNW3 E 33? A Cappeha '38. Esiher Broadbeni ,A Cappeha '33: Aff '3'l.'38g Archery V531 'Yhespran V53. Narhan Woorrey rl.O.T.C. '37-'381 Frengh EJB? Boosrers '381 Bowhnq ' Dorokhea McBroorn Tennls '37: Lakin V581 Der ElcheN '38. Groria Sudbury A Cappeha '381 Home , Economics ea. Tfev0rMGMmn fN.O.PN. '3B3 Debare '381 Khern '381 Fxyrrrq Leopards '38. Bruce Pererson Track '37' Band '38' De- bare '37,' ' Lihian Davis Home Econorrwrcs '38q Thespian '38, Nadine Hogqan Opera '37r Rrdrnq '38: Can'!eTOn Home Economks 38' Hyrnq Leopards '38: Boosr- ers '38. Boyd Cheshire Luana Gowans R.O.T.C. '37-USB: Archery '3B1 Flyrnq A.O.l'N. V581 Fkyinq E '37-'38. E '37. Janice Nysrrorn Barney 'fair E.H.Px.6. '381 Khern R.O.T.C. '37q Kham '381 Red Ya Hack '383 Enqrneers '381 '38, FNy1nq Leopards '38, bE Sioddard Judd R.O.T.C. '371 Track '3B: S.O.S.'371Thes- plen '38. HeXen Her1.og fN.O.PN. '38: Boosrers '3B1TwHHerronXan '37, Ernny Neff E.H.A.6. 'asp Le nn '381Debare 38. French '37, Heber Hansen Boosiers '3B: R:O. T.- C. '37-'3i3q Enqrneers '3B1 Khern '38, Bhair Fovder R O.T.C. '37-'33 '37 Fhfrnq E381 Pxrk Camera '37. Deke WiXson Thesp'xan '332 B ing '3Bq Lrrerary owX Les'rer Hewleii Tennis '3B7 Debaie '371 Or- chestra '37-'38, Karhryn Boehm Boosiers '38: Ofhcjars '381 Rkhe Team '37. Lois Fearhersione Thesplan '3B3 Px.O.fN. 38, Bowhnq '38, Merrlh Linford R.O.T.C. '37: Boosiers '38: Zooxoqy '3B: Borany '37. Frank Chrisiensen Basebah '377 PMOA. '3B3 Khem '381 Bowhnq '38, Sarah Hohand CornmerdaX '37: H o rn e Fconornrcs '371 A.O.A. '37. Naorna Anderson Pddinq '37-'38q Bowhnq '38p PN.O.PN. '38. Hhs Robinson R.O.T.C. '37-'38g Band '37- '33: Khern '38: Der Fichd '37, 1.1 .r 1 Ben Wareriield Louise Siockrne.. lodoqy '3B: French Red 31 Nadi '331 '373 prlgfr. '371 Ra. Opera '37g Kham dro '31 '38- Beriy Cain Chnr McShane X Basebah '3'i31 Red Br ThespEan '381 Bow - Knq '38. BNack '38, 69 Ahan Mafia? R.O.T.C.'371Eas+- onia '38q 4T '381 Khem '38: Hylnq Leopards '38. Barbara Davis E.H.Px.G. '3B1 Easi- onia '381 Boosiers '381 Leaders '38. oma '381 Khem Home Econorrucs 38 Bruce McKee Red 31 mack '38 Boosrers '38: Der EicheN '37-'3Bg Schoo PXay'38. Jack Sianis R O.T. C. '37-'38 Baosiers '381 Khem '38 '38q Camera Rosemary Joy Boosrers '38: Arch '37' Arr 37 ery , 'dame Economxcs B Maude Marihews E.H.A.6. '38q Easr '38 JBY Anderson 100x'f'9Y 'BV M 'aa Bowhng '33 Made Burman Red B made '37 Thesp'xan V58. Bemkze Lambert SwRmm'mq 'EB-A Thes pian '38-, Commer cXaX '38, Donaki Srrikh KOXC. 'Tl-V581 Or- chesira '37-'383 Band '37-'38, Kham 33. ha Ead L'lk9f6Yy' C u 'Wx K X b U53 BowXRnq 'aan esp - an '37 3391. Beksy Ross Hukcwnson hgm 'EB' BowX'mq K X V533 Red fx Neck '58 HBHAGTSOH Braddick R. O. T. C. '37-'38: Booskers '38: French '381 Beau Sabreaur '38 . Madorie PoXXock Leaders H381 Px.O.lX. '3'l1ThespXan"37-'3B. Jeanne Buekder FNRnq E 'BSQ 'Look Qqy 'zap Raaxnq '37 Enqrneers '38. Jack Romney FooibaU '37-'383 A 0.5. '37-V387 Lain V581 Booskers '38. Dah Wesiwood Kham '3B7 Radio '37 BowX1nq UBB. Aiken Chipman Tenrds '37: Zodoqy '381 Hyinq E '38 Archery '3B. gw Peck Spanlsh '383 EUQ3, neers '37-'38p Khem '38. Ruih Clark Swimrvdnq '3233 Ten, nis V371 Thespdan '38. Beiie Reynohis Enqhxeers "BBQ PNN '37-'asp Rxaxnq Ga. Phiip Miner Commerdd '37-'BB BowNKnq '38, Roy Hagen R. O, T, C. 'Tl-'38 Ccmmerdax '37, Marqarek GXoe Red fx Nada '33 Hoosiers 'ESQ lcd Qqy "5'B. Keith Smiih Foorbah 'abr Track '37g 1ooNOQY 333 French '37-'38, HeXen Goodari ThespKan '37 3332 ur erary Chxb '38. Berry Muir Commerdd '37-'33 Boosiers '37, maine Perldns B1oNoqy '37, Jack Hardy R.O.7,C. '38q Boosh ers '3S: Ushers '33 Khem '33, LaRue Nichohs E.H.A.G, 325, Tyres. Pier 'BW AOA, 'aa eau '38, 'Loohvqy '37-'381 Commef. Eco- UOfYX7CS'381 Dancing '33, S.O.S, '38: Khem '381 Der 37, Goh '37-'381TermKs '37, Mary Beahe ThespNan '381 Rme Team '372 5.0.5. '37, Roberr Cram Boosrers '371 Foorbah '371 FXyKnq E '37-'38, Mary Ahce Cohins 'Yhespian '381 Bowhnq '38. Roberi Burns ComrnerdaX '3b: Spamsh '3b1'YennXs'3b, x Kham '331 French Mariorie Robbins E. H. PN. G, 37338- Leaders '3Bp BOOSQ. Mary Howard Archery '381 Tennrs '37. Rick French Track '373 Opera '37: Camera '37-'3B. 74 Edward Shea osiers 38 FoorbaW '383 OA 38 BaskerbaU 38, Herne Cannon Oqrcua Twrrrerioman Marrorre re PP nomm' 38 Gordon Wx rams Y: 37 38 ymq '3 AH d A Ca eNa V381 Home Eco- Xey Sessions Track 373 Enqrneers 383 Skahnq 37. JoYce Thomps Menon Xpson '37q Opera '37q Thespran PN CappeNa N38. Ronand Crane RlchardEasrmond Fc-orbaU '3b: PX Coo- peNXa '371 Swkrnrrnnq Team 'Bb-'37. CaroX Edsworrh E.H,PN.G. '381 Boosk ers '383 Opera '37 Px.O.PN. '3B. '5 fnefs OT C 37 383 Enf FN Chadokie oss - ' 'B 3 , Uker- on Arch- merdaX 38. Kham eopards era '38 Dorn V571 IN. Thesphn Paukon 8' R e 6 , Leaders '38, X X X Miher Dunn SAE. Preddenk '38g Fo a r d of ConiroX S531 Baskeiba 381TraCY"57-UBB, Pansy Daw n '37-'381 TwKHerkon'xan 'BBQ Thespka Tennks '38, Xone Scokk Thespkan H582 PMOA V381 BowXKnq '33, KeKih Car dvIeXX Thespkan '3'lq BOM- Rnq 38. Nchard Sobman Red Z1 Hack xggl P ress '381 BowXKnq '33, Dorokhy Smkh BowYmq 'Bi-B1 'Wes pRan 'Tlx Home Eco nomlcs '33, Lee Harnrnel Tennis '37-'38: Boosfers '38 Hyknq Leopards '38. Beverhf Thomas Tennrs '371 Bowhnq '38 Ridrnq '381 Golf '38, Horner Adams Opera '373 Band '373 Pxr '371 A Cappeha '38, Doroihy Bearnson Archery '381 Bowhnq '38 Der EKcheX '37338. Vern Capener Ahce Tarareciyk R.O.T,C, '3b337'-38: Horne Econornrcs 37 Ushers '37-'381 En- CornrnercraN 38 qrneers '36-'37, Caiherine Daxe Marh Bechsiead Tennrs 38 Skahnq Orcheskra '383 INO. - . 37 38 PN. 373 Archery 37, Dancing '37, Burr Musser R.O.T.C, '37: Thes- pXan '3S2 'Lodoqy '38g A Cappeha '38. Doroihy Ahred Tenrds '3B1 H o m e Econorrfrcs '3B3 BOM- Xnq '38. Bekhf Snyder GMX Reserves '36- '37-'3B: A. O. PX. '3b1 Archery '37338. Vlmard Card Red 81 BX a c M '3B1 Beau 'Sabreur '38: Camera '37-'331 Boyd Figgins Fooibah '37g Skahnq '37. Ehen Condas 7 ' Vv Nach '371 'QQ- Ben Midgky Boosiers '381 Fooibah '37- '39: Kham '38, Adene Crabiree Termls '371 Skarlnq '37 Commerdax '37, Roberi McCuhough Track '373 PMOA. '371 lo okaqy '371 Camera '3B. Shidey Timby Teams '373 Commerdd '37 Bokany '383 Dandnq '38, '3B3 Kham '38: Ra- d7O '37,'38. ., 3 - ., 'ig M ' 5 i. K . me Edikh Oken L d X - Thx, Foorbah 38 nr R5 Rm 38' A V55 nears 37 38 ow man 38: Tenms 373 ,UQ 3 Roberk Becker Bessre Hanes R, O. 7. C. '37-'381 Home Econormcs Px.O.A. '371 Camera 38 Thespran Roberi Dyer Band '37-'381 5.0.5- P531 Camera '37-38. Eh-Labekh WKXSOH Vixdrnq D571 Commeff c'raX '37x Home EQO- nofrfrcs l'57'. Bowhhq '33, Ben-4 NN Ooaheaa 'ggy Ylkdmq T'?'YIuS? r 6 H Ch 'wx Kham H53- - d Francrs Redvgofgg "Ha We NO f ,QTQSYXTXSYN "ST, 'YheS9K' an '38, gays Gorey rea 2, ra-rear 'sriw' Booskers V535 Urreg. RON Edkkor '53- Maur Kne Jackson ha V531 f 33. .M l, .U Hamihon Park Red Sc Brack '383 Thespran '37 Ruih Finch Thespkan 'BB1 Bowhnq '381 Swrrnrninq '38, Beverhf Burneir GM Reserves V333 Archery 'EBQ Dancing '37. DaXe Kirkharn Bowhnq 38: PX Cappeha 38: Opera '37. Marve BXoom Spanrsh '3533 Hylnq Leo- pards '381 Hyinq E '38, Rurh Van Harren Tennrs '37: A.O.Px. Archery '371 Bowhnq Marrorie Hansen Swrrnrninq '371 Home Eco- nornKcs '381 Kham '38, Roberi Bihs Red Sr Nach '383 Bash A381 Bowhnq '381 E'38, Edward Kuqore Marrorie Rushron Baskeibah '37 -'BBQ Thespkan '38q French BasebaH '37-383 H582 Px.O.A. '38, Boosrers '3B. Richard Wood R.O.'Y.C. '371 PN.O.A. 'Bbq SOS. '371 En- qKneers '37. Doroihy Beh Dancing '37-"5B1HKh- '1 "U: Archery '37. '38' '38. ekbah FXyRnq Ray Emery ?.O.T.C. H373 Band 373383 Boosiers '38, Marlorie Srnirh Thesplan '37q A.O.Px, '38: Archery '37-'3B1 Rldrnq '3B. Maxine Burnham Home Econornrcs '38, Thespian '37-'38, Frank Evans Hyinq E '37-'33: Hoosiers '38. Kakhryn Crane Px.O.PN."5B1 GOKVBBQ Archery 'BBQ Danc- Rnq "58. Yhyhis Grirfin E,H.lK.G. '37q Danc- Xnq '37-H581 Opera '37: Archery '37. 'D-1-410 Wizifgwwlwq 5' -- - ?!-f?2,,,,,,,,,7- 0u,E,2i'Z-.J,,, aLfM4JLQw-f:av,z., L ri, v - . .E ,vh- -QW. U, Aa TWH . . . school spirif . . . dafes . . . unprepared in Khem . . . foofball game fonighf . . . no school fomorrow . . . slu'Ff sixfh period . . . go fo a show . . . no dinkey ficke+s . . . borrow a quarfer . . . meer on Jrhe sfeps . . . Yes, days a+ Eas+ are happy daze I I 'hifi' 1 QL f iw , ,n , few N .M , , Q SN" :2" 1' 3 I 122.5 6 , . ,,.. ...ql . 2 5 5 ar 'Ev 1 Aixam: 9 Righl: Lefl fo rlghf . . . Mama, fha? man's here again! Cheesif! The cops! Fooiball heroes. Fanny. Heal' wave sfrikes SaI+ Lake. H i s Excellence, fhe Capfain . . . from fhe rear rank. Fake! Jack or fhe bean sfallr. Always remem- ber . . . Easf High slu- denfs . . . Pro- vo-bound. 'Swing H!" 95 We W Q ' W , 5 X ,k., - ,ff f '. 8 ,J-,Q rf:- E" . . ' I l 5 1 Y " , ,el , :jI,,5, ijhf' Q ..-. , " 1 I- , . , K . V , ..-Q -- . or .. .4 f , .: . me , s r r-M Q Qi' , I.: ' S, 1--4 - , - -,-r e rr, .J w va ww, or ,,.,,xp f' r W,..f. 9 Lefl: Lefl lo righ+ . . . Made il, ahhhhh! "l, Bob Williams. do hereby . . ." Sfudenls in unus- ual pose. The Flag wifhouf a slain . . . Mofher Carrie's Chickens. "Wha+ happened, l can'l see!" The ofllcers feel iusf abou? as small as fhey loolr. Junior Day. Hmmm . . . what do l mean? Hold H! Guns. .xaix 'ivy +,.f . , .4 , 'IK' igi 3, ., is .1-3 WE QQ ,Ss- ,.:. h Q ii Am. 3 SHN if Sw xx' 'L92k,f15gfA'Q'gi4?? ' Q K Sf 52521 Q - -SWE' x Sf is , 1' x fx ws. Q. wit gggws-ww-1 MNT-s 0 Leffz Lefl Io righl . . . "Alley-cop!" "You can'+ go wi+I1ouI me, I hope, I hope, I hope." WI1ere'd she come from? Blah, Blah, and especially Blah. Wha'r's Ihe maf- Ier, Sergean+7 Mr. Millllrin ln vesliqafes. II's iusf Ihe Span- ish in me. Barion lceeps a dafe. No crack. 9 Right: Lefi righf . . . Hurry! OH, noooooo! Teacl'1cr's pe+sI Hurry, Mr. Milli- kin! How do I look, boys? No, +hey aren'+ reading Red Ez Blacks! Rindfleisch cleans his nnger nails. Louder . . . Loud- er . , . LOUD- ER! Easf d e f e a f s West, 60-0. 59 ' Lefh Lefi +o righf . . . Candid camera wielder. Pals. Waich ouf be- low! Typical Eas+ High Junior. Legs. Lafesf WPA Pro- jecf. "Look ouf, Bail- ey's goi a club!" Tony +alres fhe same picfure iwice. Wafch o uf for slivvers! Two againsf one. I i . T 'ifsf 11291242.55 - '5 Jlmam .Aka W 1 f 2 EE iii? 'Q xx s Q Wm ""XS"'5? 'EN' fi .K X 43 . F HEL '- -.Lg ..,,w-A . if 4 tm f A -.W " N, Q'-, Q mw, fi F Q r F' ff fr , .1 ' ,g ...W 1 sf 'f 1. M .u - ., ,, 7 . , ,V -,gm M'-ez., .gin TWH sg ' 'lx :way . . . "Freshies" on The Shelf! And slay There, foo . . . Class rivalry promofes school spirir . . . 'rhe fellows look green, buf The girls are preHy . . . musf wall one more year for Commencemenl' . . . unless you llunlc . . . l.O'g. 0 Q ' G LD M -1 Verl Adair Margueriie Fausf Jack Knighi Dorofhy Snyder Boyd Madsen Gloria Lin nell Sam Bonar Peggy Johnson Joe Morgan Shirley Gale Roberi Boyce Jean Curlis John Cromer Belly Lou Sanford Dean Sandberg VioleHe Zimmerman Reuel Alder, Jr. Marjorie Paul Ralph Bleak Mariorie Lyon Donald Bush Mary Richmond Powers Kane Virginia Odd Ramon Bowman Kafherine Earl Mark Greene Rufh Gleave Frank Swenson Gloria Thomas Roberl Landes Mary Evelyn Fernley Rivers Gray Jane Hursf Roberl Daynes Virginia Palmer Farrel Gardner Virginia Ray Clark Lohb Naomi Maxfield Garlh Naylor Geraldine Hendrickson Joseph Plan? Elaine Bale Mary Jane Cassify John Larsen Aimee Bloom EUGENE LLIIIJ Donald Piclrell' Mary Lou Robison Fred Donlcin Yvonne Smiih Audrey Gaddis Roberl Segil Shirley Boyer lvan Done Hiahl ffm i? ini' I Iii Jack Lawson Mariorie Barrell Roberl Farley Lorna Paul Harvey Carlisle Laura Jaclxson Blaine Kimball Jean Hanson Neal Mann Mary Louise Cummings j George Richardson , Connie Rosenlhal 7F 'V foul Cracrofl 'bd Barbara Slraub Jaclr Cardwell Rosina Lewis William Karns Twila Larson LeRoy Honey Thorene Tebbs Rulon Clarl: Peggy McKean Keilh Glade Rufh Newgren William Pingree Elaine Anderson Lee Sleorls Belly Fowler Richard Baldwin Palricia lsgreen Sid Lowery Gloria Graham John Rebholz Maurine Smoof Douglas Cahoon Donna Dowden Joseph Nicodemus Jean Spencer Lewis Lawrence Virginia Brown Alvin Meyersahm Marva Zubiri Samuel Grossman Phyllis Erickson Kaiherine Lindsay William Huclxins David Ensign Doroihy Wagsiaff William Bailey John Knudsen Wanda Wesf Jeanne Howell Beri Manley Barbara McMullin Rufh Glaser Eugene Glenn Jack Jarman Barbara Groo John Yeaies Kennefh Ballinger Jane Fiedler Lucile Clayfon Paul Romney Denae Olsen Marie Harring+on Dick Harvey Bernard Rosenblaii Eris Brady Dick Schuback Clinfon Miller Ja nef Green Jane+ Ashfon Benson Edwards Mildred Thirioi Jean Sfarlx Craig Temple Lewis Lawrence Wildra Liefz William Kirfon Barbara Henderson S+ra+ford Wendelboe Barbara Hoffman Leland ScoH Ka+hryn Henderson Virginia Guernsey William Hawlxins Mary Alma Miller Junior Clawson 09 Samuel Weller Helen VanCoH Rober+ Foreman Mary Merrill Mary Graff Roberi Nash Eleanor Morrell Howard Ailrins Iii lil ,' "7 Hugh McNielly Yvonne Kline John Merrill Carol Milne Howard Crandall Dorofhy Jane David Nisonger Margaret Mounce Jaclr Greenhalgh Anna Jean Lunf George Hewes Mary Belnap Beriram Smi+h Maxine Johnson James Hamilfon Barbara Lambourne Roberf Marfell Margaref Farnes Roberf Johnson LaRue Hill Richard Bean Mary Louise Blaclnmar Dale Barion Peggy Ann Snow Neal Welling Hope Thurman Jaclr Frosf Mary Slzidmore Allen Hardy Elaine Lichfield Arfhur Callisfer Helen Shaughness Sidney Cafe Norma Squires Rodney Dixon Doro+hy Johnson Rober1Axelrad Shirley Price Don Halvorsen Winifred Bowers Varma Pacli Caiherine Purfon Calvin Eaby Barbara Coales Dorclhy Anderson Mariam Bluhm Karl Lorenlzen Barbara Kane Edward Miles Lida Vance Gloria Draper Maxine Marshall Alberl Friedman Donaldine Jeffries Dorofhy Johansen Melba Freeman Roberl' Anderson Seenya Cooper Burl Shurfleff Befh McKean Joan Lehman Marcene Pelerson Errin Woodward Gerfrude Gladsfone Duana Davis Marie Folsom Wallace Wilcox Mary Jane Carier Richard Dylxes Gene Neslen Elhyl Guggisberg Mary Davies Donald Rosenblaif Alice Barber Esiher Loeffler Michiko Kalayama William Price Frances Jaclc Waller Smear Shirley Julinssen REQZZSSSSVS ' E' s Nmissiiaw f '1'iWs: l,g!Vi" Bruce Paul Margie Sherren Reed Meredifh Alice Burl' Belly Bonne William Tuddenham Anne McKay Frank Jchnsion David Peery Edifh Bleak Newlon Tuifle Louise Taylor Grace Murdock Harold Dobson Virginia Wefzel Reid McMurdie "-'l'f' l'k Norma Harris Boyd Erickson Lucimae PyoH' Edward Parker Thurley Pills Vera Pixfon Lorna Taylor Howard Walker Norma Marble Mariorie Burfon Adrienne Milner Warren Ricks Rufh Robbins Paul Soulhwick Helen Kendall Elezior Rogers Kafhleen Halling Moni Mahoney Barbara Branning Georgia While Melba Carler Moffel' Felkner Jean Murdock Jack Hauxhursi Margaref Keddingfon Joy Young Margaref Timmins Charles Cannon Elizabeih Taylor Fay Wilcox Beverly Anderson Elias Cairo Donna Yeaman Claron Nelson Mariorie Denf BeHy Anderson Rufh Hunfer James Chrisiensen Rufh lvie Rosanna McGhie Arlene Peiierson Lon Waison Rhoda Cufler Gordon Rich Barbara Margoiis Belly McCall Janef Garn Glen Sfevenson Beverley Barney Loliia Peavler Lucille Torgenson Rober+ Ward Shirley Wes? Roberf Pexion Belly Berlrholz Jeaneile Siandish Nancy Taylor Erhard Weisenberg Nadine Bushman Evelyn While Virginia Hair Boyd Salin Mary Rancl: Junior Reid Norma Ellis Shirley Nilsson Anna Cameron Joseph Henroid Mildred Vaylea Virginia Rasmussen Irene Covey Roberi Jackson Zella Weigh? Millon Wadsworfh Jean Schwaar Genevieve Slandish Virginia Koch Arnold Randley Rose Wallace Barbara Price ' Donald Jensen Barbara Busaih Edward Connolly Jeremy Gales Geraldine Knowles Harold Comp+on Donna Knighi' Howard Bradshaw Perry Riclcs Mary Aihas William Love Joan Nicolaysen Evelyn Bowman Max Cornwell Rosalie Alexander Donald Farr Q !..1 W Hannah Mclnlyre John Kelly Elizabelh Kirkham Donald Clarlr Lucille Ramsey Yvonne Eldredge Elaine Marsell Wall Ferguson Barbara Allen Cleo Hale Affon Crozier Roberi McGregor Anne Folsom Jeff Easfmoncl Mariorie Ash+on Mary Ray Helen Knafh Dean Leishman Befiie Nalion Gloria Gregorson Geraldine Kirkham Louis Cardon Arlene Flemming Eliof Chamberlain Mariorie Anderson Lillian Young Dorolhy Armsirong Bob Fredriclrson Dorofhy Jaquays Camila Schneider Mary Lou Warburton Sefh Tail June King Lufher Winsor Norma Boyce Leila Mangam Margaref Pingree Warren Maw lrene Siuebecl: Louise Yose Shirley Brown Harold Heppler Belly Gibbs Donald Fox Margarei'GriHiil1 Ida Marie Browning Virginia Poll! Harold NuHal Margarei Cornwall Rowena Alexander Ruih Evans Lawrence Anderson Arlene Archibald William Himslreel Dorofhy Merrill Bonnie Sievens Helen Scharr Ariel Glenn Barbara Croolis Norma Richards Aline Rosenlxranlz Francis Porler Barbara Pinlrerlon Armand Labbe Helen Persch Beulah Boden Donna Keyes James Swinyard Belly Dean Weiss Shirley Parsons Alida Wooley Wendell Monson Donneiia PlaH Jack Young Clara Welsh Dorofhy Wheeler Janice Besi Foley Richards Isabel Morelon lone Chrislensen 'o'fW5 , K 'Kc James Quinn Elsie Wiffenburg Reid Slayner Gloria McCoy Clara lsgreen Merrill Foufz Beverly Bourlrhard+ Wallace Guclgell QUIIIIIB JGCKSOT1 Vivia n Kimball Belly Walsh Norma Young Kalhryn Kirkham Belly Taylor Burna Dean Harrison '61 Janel Cannon X "l 'U' Minnie Roeslenburg John Mawer Dorine Vickers Lionel Bradford Maxine Duncan Rulh Anne Paulsen Orlene Jones Audrey Anderson Mariorie Gunn Elaine Emery Susan Dixon Frederick Sorenson Helen Cardwell Tom Harper Darlene Backman Harriell World Dorolhy Wagslall Fern Schroeder Aflon Erskine Millie Aldous Margarel Davis Charles Bilner Virginia Bennion Sheldon Wells Ella Dean Jorgenson Edilh Hausdorl Shirley Reynolds JeNeal Nebecker Belle Peck Helen Wooley Iris Sidcloway Dave Mickendrick Mary Johnson Howard Hanes Annie Slopansky Charlolle Amundsen Gwen Mclfenclrick Helen Giles Vera Chapman Barbara Marlin wpw. , R, 25? br ,gi ik g we fe me-1 15' QT"WYil.f.'f v we 1 mi 2, i .QS, f '??'if' , ' Www. 'ia v in -'. 1 sfffriyliifffgag 9 .,.-12,353 ,, Be+h Davis Lee Brewer Edmond Bennion Eleanor Kahn Helen Chingren Keifh Anderson Louise Walfon Josephine Swariz Who Woulcln't Be Jealous. ...ol a Junior in High School . . . youlh , . . gaiely . . . no worries bul for lhe presenl . . . hilarious lun. Yes, a Junior in High School lives a happy life! AQ.: 'lv 1 ,ou i mmwmuumil i i:li2Ls!'hJ4 9T4,4NiIf.1-G-1' 1l5:L"i' . I HU 1-va . . . - 3 , .. m w' L. ., lv , , f.-.H-.,aaLI.C id2SE3' Qpawk the Wind 5 i l1"s aflernoon, and school eve-nfs come lo +he fore. Ex+ra-cur- acrivilies receive lhe alrlenlion of all sfudenfs, for upon Jrheir success hinges Jrhe success of all sludenr body acfiviry . . . lhe degree of school spiril. The grunrs and groans of would-be afhleres, +he hoarse commands of Jrhe army officers, fhe shrieks of rhe "would-be Babe Didriclcsens . . . all rhese appeal To fhe sludenf and enhance his school days. ' Above: Allen Hardy and Jack Greenhalgh smile and shake hands affer a sfiff work-our on rhe cemenr court 4.1 W i Wi, My . I lx l l V 1 yr!! 1 ' 'Y' ' ' 1 ' ohm ' , l ' N QE ' Above: The command is "Pass in Review," and Jrhe sfafl assumes an ered sfance while 'rhe baffalion pa- rades by. ' Leif: One of Easf High's "a'rh- lefic" girls "herringbones" up a hill during one of Jrhe many excursions made by 'rhe E. H.A.G. las'r winrer. , , ": Q" ,f av ' Q- ix., ..'. , . uf sw. X ,'. . , N ,I A ig . - x ' ."- - wa 'Af i".- ., s 'pp IEEE- ,if 1 -I-. J' ,1 -, . ,, ,- " '. x A , 5'-f . 1, M-s,f', : J -.t hr" ...X :,,,.1,, . nu .ff ',, Y V 1 fg' k , 0 ' 4 -Y, .-r ' MA, id If ,, LY! X. .V 2-. .'.' ..r.f , XV --if ,wp- . QM. X ,li I P. , ' -' .QA mf 'V ,111 ,- A M- 1 , ,Q .,4: -. - '-.,W.f,.A X, ..,, gfv- 'lw:+- 1 "fu,f3. W A-1 nag. pfr, . nga? ,xg .1,,,, ' . - we Q 4 4 .px 5 .4 f .- -9. r- Q , . ,L LL N ,ri ,i ,, . . I :5 . ..v .. .,!, , - :gy-'-55 ' '-ff Q: 3 '25 1 1 X . .w,u.., V x,g,a.A,1-U , -9, . ' FK Jg, ' 1 f i 2 , ' v'-' 'LW V- - 4, ' 1' Q A 'A '. , ' ,. 1 V H '- ,- ,w 1 Q .LW . . I ' w -Y F' .- .90 TW E . . . drill foday . . . parade fomorrow . . . pracfice The manual . . . clean a gun . . . flash 'flue Sabres . . . hoarse orders . . . Caplain swears . . . Major fears . . . common- dar1'r sleeps . . . l'l1ere's somellwing aboul a soldier . . . f The Battalion . . . T C niT of eclucaTion oTTers To boys a Tine inTellecTual course. ' + ' The R. O. . . u . . . as well as a physical one. Discipline and selT-conTrol are The Two poin s ThaT are sTressed by The capable oTficers oT The EasT High BaTTalion. ' Above: LeTT To righf . . . SergeanT C. P. Anderson, in acTive command ' ' T-Colonel: RoberT Williams asT: Henderson Bracldick, CadeT LieuTenan aT E CadeT Major. il I The Staff . . ,M ' The success of +he BaHalion is due in no small pari 'ro The officers . . wifhouf an efficienf sfalif of officers a milifary body is of no value. ' Below: Upper row, leff fo righf . . . Wendell Smoof, Caphain: Edward Ogilvie, Capraing Arfhur Howell, Cap'rain: Blair Fowler. lsr Lieu+enan+: Jack Vier, Isl' Lieufenanf. ' Lower row: James Heiner, Isl' Lieufenanri Richard Ford, lsr Lieu'renan+: Ray Emery, lsr Lieuienanrg Willard Card. lsr Lieufenanrg Donald Bruce, 2nd Lieufenanf. l' -i , V il' 'liiiyillgh Nl' H i"'ll2i1w sw, i"ll,gll' . W '2l'iQ'l!'f'i' -2 ,psgiisi -afgafjriiaiillig ,WW KW ,-M,.,i,i-,1f.- gs, fi x 'iillafi i llllli 74 l' " l19ii1 g.lll.i,2,!Fu1l ' Company HA" . ' Leif: Leif fo righl . . . Richard Pyke. Capfaini Jack Hardy, ls'r Lieufenani: Howard Brooks, 2nd Lieufenaniq Leland Eqglesfon, 2nd Lieulenani. ' Below' Upper Panel llsl Plaloonl . . . Fronl Rank, lefi +o righi . . . Paul, Whipple, Coodon, Carlson, Clark, l-lawxhursf, Cannon, Walker, Child, Pelly, Ingalls. Rear Rank . . . Haver, Smifh, Cannon, lvlarlell, Branninq, Dahl. . . . Fronl Rank, lefl To righf: Isaacson. ' Below: Lower Panel l2nd Plaloonl Quinn, Slory, Smirh, Meyersahm, Halslrom, Bleak, Chamberlain, Irving, Carl, McCallum. Rear Rank . . . Slevenson, Frost Pickefl, Alder, Clark, Arvin. Company UBH . ' Righf Lefl lo righl . . . Jack Slams Caplain: Howard Ellioll, Isl' Lieulenanl Heber Hansen, 2nd Lieulenanl Nalhan Wooley, 2nd 'Below: Upper Panel llsl Plaloonl . . . Fronl Rank, lell lo riqhl . . . Huckins Cheshire, Cromer, Crandall, Burrows, Slayner, Glade, Lorenlzen, Grole, Sol berg, Workman, Landes, Moyes. Rear Rank . . . Cononelos, Coorough, Rom ney, Fisher, lvlarlenau, Johnson. ' Below: Lower Panel l2nd Plaloonl . . . From' Rank, lefl +o riqhl . . . Emerick Nebecker, Green, Kelly, Flandro, Tuddenharn, Beard, McCall, Edwards, Hagen Rear Rank . . . Jarvis, Segil, Rickard, Gulbransen, Young, Reid, Eaby. '? X Il- Company UC" . ' LeH: Lell fo righl . . . Frank Dahn, Capfaing Keilh Cowan, Isl Lieulenanlg R a l ph Tannenbaum, 2nd Lieu+enan+: George Hill, 2nd Lieulenanl. ' Below: Upper Panel llsl Plafoonl . . . Fronl Rank, lefl lo righf . . . Owen, Mallock, Summers, Garner, Fullerfon, Rider, Nelson, Cook, Freed, Saunders, Kirlon, Schloer, Connolly, Becker, Hammond. Rear Rank . . . Walker, Picket Anderson, Price, Kiddle, Walerlield, Brox, Ashby, Slobbe, Grossman, Lambert Lorenlzen, Nelson. ' Below: Lower Panel l2nd Plaloonl . . , Fronf Rank, lefl' 'ro righl . . . Hen- dron, Richardson, Rebhollz, Kimball, Hawkins, Quale, Wendelboe, Shurflifl, lvlallock, Bradford, Lubeck, Rich, Compfon, Morgan. Rear Rank . . . Fishler, Lauridsen, Kuhre, Field, Irving. ' i Company HD" . ' Riglilz Lell lo riglwl . . . Blaine Marlin, Caplaing Carlisle Clwrisfen- sen, lsr Lieufenanlf Donald Ever- elf, 2nd Lieufenanrg Roy Gee, 2nd Lieulenanl. ' Below: Upper Panel llsf Plaroonl . . . Fronr Rank, lefl ro riglil . . . Beeson, Maw, Souflwwick, Nash, Carlyle, Cardwell, Davis, Lawson, Harper, Anderson, Pickell. Rear Rank . . , Kuhn, Freedman, Adair, Kesler, Prall lvlillon, Henroid. ' Below: Lower Panel l2nd Plaloonl . . . Fronl Rank, lefl To riql1l..,l-losmer, Cale, Wordsworllw, Complon, Lunn, Sliurllirl, Neloecker, Douglas, Miles. Rear Rank. ..Dobson,Gore, l-lamilron, Ricks,Smi+l1. 4 all ' Lefrz Lefl 'ro righr . . . Carl Sandburg, Capfainp Cyril Luce, lsr Lieu+enan+. The Band . . ' Sandburg, Luce, McKinnon, Smilh. Bonner, Earl, Griffifhs, Madsen Miclcels, Slarley, Hadloclc, Thomas, Wallcins, Adams, Dyer, Emery Kearns, Keddinglon, Mansfield, Robinson, Scl'1ierbroclc,Tl'na'rc:l'1er, Car- ver, Cornwell, Busln, Epperson, Jex, Johnson, Peferson, Sco++, Smear Whirlaker, Leclaire, Guclgell, l-lews, Backman. and you ' Leif: Lefr fo righf . . . Jack Arlcins, Paul Saville, Wisharf Page, Dale S Hostesses . . ' The success of ihe Cader Hop was largely due +o 'rhe Cadef Hoslesses . . if was Their lor +0 add a "refining +ouch" lo The fesiivifies. ' Righ'r: llefr +o righ+l +op row... Elna Jean Anderson, Mary Ray, Neva Gales. Middle row . . . Mildred Guliclcson, Janyce Nysrrom, Helen Giles. Bollom row . . . Virginia Davis, Joan Billings, Helen Andrews. Color Guards . . ' Too much cannof be said of +he fairhlul bearers of our Flag . . . 'rhe same flag 'rhal fhrilled Washingron . . . Lincoln . . . and you fl! Q ' yi f f' T Rifle Team . . porranf parl of any R.O.T.C. unir . . . il' mighl be philoso- phically sraied, "Wha+ good is an army +ha+ can'+ shoo+?" ' Capfain Edward Ogilvie is largely responsible for The success of +his unir. ' The Rifle Team is an im- U "" , W -' 13 U f' 'I ' -- V. f. . ' , I ' 'V if f-.f'."1' I ' ' V ' W , i, -1f.,Q4"?21' f-,'-"W-Xp-:'L,-'-' Af V312 .mE555?-EZs'kYl515i!ii TW E . . . bumps and bruises . . . bruises and bumps . . . pracfice over a+ 6:30 . . . no candy . . . bed a+ 8:30 . . . keep up your average . . . plenfy of gufs . . K. hif +ha+ line . . . ' Lf? I- LLI ..I I-' ...I ..I L .I- Coaching Staff . . ' Afhlefic Managers for +he I937-38 season filled 'rheir posi- fions very efficienfly and quiefly . . . excepf when fhey were in 'rhe locker room. Louis Tannenbaum was chief manager. ' Leif +o righlz Miles Smifh. Ma+'r Ferguson, Louis Tannenbaum, and Charles Aldous. Coach Oswald . . ' "Lower +he boom." Ask any one of Miclcey's afhleles wha+ he means by 'rhalr s+a+emen+, arid his answer would prove lo you 'rha+ "Mick" is one of rhe besl coaches in fhe sl'a+e. l-le lakes charge ol +he "A" foofball feam, +he base- ball feam. and +he "C" loaslcelball ream . Besides coaching afhlelics, Mr. Oswald +eaches his a'rhle'res Jrhe value of clean living along wi+h good cilizenship. Coach Pugh . . ' Alfhough fhis is his firsf year af Easl, "Marv" has proven his abiliry as a coach. He will long be remembered by his sfudenfs for his superior views on fair play. Mr. Pugh handles ihe "C" foofball group, rhe "B" baskefball +eam. and helps wifh frack and fennis. Coach Simmons . . ' Anorher loyal srandby on +he Easr coaching sfaff is "Lee" Simmons. He is as much a parf of Easi High as is "Mick" Oswald or C. Oren Wilson. His views on good sporfsmanship and aihlerics will be long remembered by fhose siudenrs whom he coaches. "Lee" handles +he "B" foorball feam, +he "A" baslce+- ball group and 'rhe Track 'ream. .J .I D I. Elwin Vogeler Bacldield KenneTh Kelsey Bacldield Jim HursT Baclclieicl ' FirsT Easf-SouTh game: EasT 7, SouTh 7. ' An exhibiTion OT specTacular TooTball was given by The smooTh-working Leopards in Their TirsT meeTing wiTh The Cubs. AdelT, skimming around righT end, galloped some 35 yards Tor The only EasT Touchdown of The game. The game seemed To be in The bag when SouTh unleashed a specTacular aerial aTTaclc, and a TanTasTic pass Trorn Alodale To Speedie Tied The score, 7-7. David Bullen Guard f If Sy Adeff 'i round ' Swings ' ,, rfghf end. If CUFSS s, fooye Q' . again!" I24 "S wing fu WG fch fhe fu rl go by!" ' Second Easi'-Sou+h game: Easf I4, Soufh 0. ' Showing Their lcnowledge of srnarf loolball, lhe "A" gridders oulmaneuvered lhe Cubs I4-O. Passes and power plays gave Easl lwo louchdowns, one in each half. Befrridge led fhese drives, being aided by a clicking line. The Cubs opened lheir bag of 'rriclcs several limes bui' lhey were hallecl by 'rhe Leopard slalwarl defense. Wendell Smooi' Baclofield I25 .ghl Swim 9 !Ow!u Ar+hur Burfon Guard Ted Dufur End Max Cawley End Gay Adel+ Backfield ' Firsf Easf-Wesf game: Easf 9, Wesi' 0. ' Appearing in wonderful shape, 'rhe Leo- pards opened a smashing drive. Cawley, Easi' end, blocked Wes+'s aHemp'red punf, giving fhe Hiilfoppers 2 poinfs. A pass, Adelf 'ro Rindfleisch, neffed six more poinfs . . . The conversion was good. The resi' of +he game was a confinual fight borh 'reams advancing far info ihe enemy Jrerriiory. Hgfd fl'76f Dgerulw I26 i'B!OCk f ,yum . P . 1179 Jfmmlhylyl ' Second Eas'r-Wes+ game: Easf 60, Wes+ 0. ' Being in similie, like a lion againsl a lamb, a ferocious band of Easl Seniors enlirel ou+ y 4 classed fheir Panlher rivals by 'rhe largesl score in hislory . . . 60-O. Adell' led lhe Leopard aflaclc, scoring 42 poinfs. This eleven made loolball hisfory for Easl and Coach Oswald. Roy Rindfleisch Baclclield I27 haf fllickfi George Beffridge Backfield Richard Pahiclc Tackle Roberi' Aveson Cenler Paul Romney Backlield Jack Romney Gua rd Ralph Rhodes Tackle O G le a 3 Roberf Barker End Firsi- Easf-Ogden game: Easl' 6, Ogden 0 A sl'1or+ pass 'from Adel? To Rincllleiscll and llirilling 20- ard run were Hue faclors llwal' d +o a 6-O dvefeaf over flue Tigers. Slarhng drive only loo lale, llle Tigers, in 'rlwe lasl minules of flue game, marched some 65 yards 'foward The Leopard goal. . HT I fiafs wkafs wr Of? Snofa ll ,y, 7,-U I7 M Ove, or efse l 'I ' 2nd Easf Ogden game: Easf 39, Ogden 6 ' Proving +o be one of rhe srrongesf leams in 'rhe sfafe. 'rhe Leopards excelled 'rhe Ogden Tigers in passing, blocking and running fo lalce Them fo camp, 39-6. An aerial aHaclc was 'rhe sparlc plug which led fo Jrhe viclory. The Tiger lally came as a resull of a pass and a plunge. , i Ted Maior End I29 AOL? 90 f me 3 ba!!- ,rn S or YOUQI, Ralph Knighf Guard Vic'I'or Hampshire End John Arms+rong Tackle ..I -I D .I- nB" Football . . EAST-WEST GAMES . . . ' ' Finding The pace ThaT was seT by lasT year's "B" Team, The Junior warriors overpowered Their Panfher rivals in Their firsT meefing, I9-0. ' In Their second meeTing The PanThers ran info a spirifecl, fasT-charging Leopard eleven, and were swamped by The l-lillfoppers' Touchdown onslaughT, The final score being 26-0, EasT. EAST-SOUTH GAMES . . . ' Once again The " 'B' Teamers" humbled Their rivals, This Time The Cubs, To The Tune of I4-O. Shea, EasT end, was ouTsTanding, as was Adelf. ' ExhibiTing smarT foofball, The young Leopards blasTed Their way To a 22-7 vicTory over The SouTh ouTfiT. EAST-OGDEN GAMES . . . ' Proving To be Too powerful and fasT for The Leopards. The Ogden Juniors ouTcharged The EasTciders I2-7 in Their firsT encounTer. ' The Juniors baTTled harcl, buT were oufclassed by The Tigers who marched away wiTh a 6-O vicTory. Playing on a muddy field, The fracas was a hard-foughT affair. ' Above . . . fronT row, lefT To righT: Shea, Ward, Carver, Anderson, Flandro, Glenn, Cahoon. Second row: Fredrickson, Cannon, Korns, Dixon, Sfevens, Beafie. Third row: Sonfag, Adelf. Brewer. Peferson, Larson, Sorenson, Bean, PlanT. UC" Football . . EAST-WEST GAMES . . . ' ln Their Tirsl game of The season, The "rnidge+s" were caughf off slride and were bealen 33-O. Poor blocking and inexperience were The drawbacks of The Leopards. ' The Leopard's band of " 'C' +eamers" found revenge in 'rheir second meeiing wi+h Wes+. This Tighiing band Turned back a slubborn Panlher eleven, I3-7. A well-execuled pass and plunge gave Easf The game. EAST-SOUTH GAMES . . . ' The Killens ran info a Tighfing band of Cubs, The ouicome being a Tie, I2-I2. The game showed a lack of experience of bofh Teams. ' This encounier was a Thrilling fight bolh Teams showing plenly of power, buf Easf came oul on Top, 7-6. The Leopard Tally came as The resull of a punling duel and Then a power drive led by Clawson, who scored all 7 poinls. ' Oulsfanding Tor The season were Malin, wingmany Beane, back: Blackell, guard: and Clawson, fullback. ' Below . . . Tirsl row, leT'r To righlz Jensen, Williams, Schenk, Sieorls, Baldwin, Jenson, Derrick, Malin. Second row: Harvey, Gee, Lund, Claw- son, Clark, Beane, Waikins, Evans, Erskine. Third row: Adams, Farr, Coach Pugh, Jones, Blackeil. .J ..l L .L LeRoy Johnsfon Guard Roberi' WrigI'1+ Guard Ben Midgley Tackle npcsfm GN 5 ho!! 'day' ,, Kennefh Lund Backfleld LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Won Losf Tied Percentage Easi' ,,,,,,,, .,,.,AA. 9 2 I .8 I 8 Ogden ., A,..,,,. 9 2 I .8 I 8 Soufh .... .,,..... 3 6 I .333 Wesf .........A... ,,.,.... O I I I .OOO ' Eas+ High and Ogden High were fied for Hwe championship in Hwe newly organized "Big Four." Huddfe, bo Vsm ,, l32 Pre C HC efwee n me f. ALL "BIG-FOUR" . . . "A" FOOTBALL Cawley-Easf ..... End EX Thomas-Soulh . . . . End Loeffler-Eas+ . . Tackle Nye-Ogden . . Tackle Bader-Ogden . Guard Varley-Easi' . . . Guard Aveson-Easf . . . . Cenler Adelf-Easf . . . Quarferback Spec-die-Sou+l1 . . Halfback Berglund O den Halfback S makes - q . . Beffridge-Easf .... Fullback Roberi Forbes End I33 p6'rfeCfl,, X Maxwell Armsfron Baclnqeld Roberi' Brubaker Tackle Walfer Mink Cenler 9 -I ...I L l..l.I LD m ' Firsi' Easl'-Soufh Game: Easi' I4,Sou+h 22. ' A+ no lime were fhe Leopards ahead of 'rhe Cubs in lhe lopsided game. Easfs defense was clicking linul lacked The scoring punch lhal pul Soulrh ahead al gun Jrime, 22' I4. ' Second Eas+-Soufh game: Eas+ 2b. Soufh 29. ' From lhe early momenls of The affair unlil lhe lasl momenls, 1'he Eciders fhrearened +o overcome rheir Soufhern rivals, buf The Culo sharpshoofers came ou'r on lhe vic- lory side of a 29-26 win. Dunn was oursjranding for The Hilllop- pers. "Lee" Simmons . . . head Baslcelball Coach i Max Cawley Guard George BeHridge Gua rd Gay Adeli- Forward I34 Donald Riggs Fo rwa rd Roberl' Barker Guard Roy Rindfleisch Forward I35 ' Firsf Easf-Wes+ game: Easi' 28, Wes+ 32. ' No more fhan 3 poinls separ- aled lhe rival Red and Black leams al any lime during Their lirsl meer- Eng, buf lhe Panlher live, led by Paul, counled up lhe mosl Empori- anl poinfs and oul-shol lhe Hill- lop seniors, 32-28. ' Second Easf-Wesf game: Easi 23, Wesl 37. ' The Panlhers handed The Leo- pard "A" squad lheir fhird defeal of lhe season in a slow-moving game . . . 'rhe score being 37-23. The Leopards laclced a scoring punch, buf pul up a slubborn de- fense. Bellridge played bang-up ball for lhe losers. ull your shovin' . . .l" ' Firs+ Easf-Ogden game: Easf 27, Ogden 25. ' The "oil and on" feam of Jrhe "Big Four," The Easf seniors, showed 'rheir abiliry in a nip and +uclc loaflle, coming Jrhrough on lhe besl end of 'rhe game, 27-25. The fracas lasled 2 exrra periods, every minule filled wirh Thrills. Rind- lleisch proved lo be +he hero, sinlc- ing lhe winning loaslcel: "Tip if in!" 50 Milner Dunn Cenfer Edward Kilgore Forward Emerson Hardy Forward 136 Edward Shea Forward Roberf Bills Forward Ray Varley Guard I37 John Armsfrong Guard ' Second Easf-Ogden game: Easl' 29, Ogden l2. ' Easl l'ligh's wax courl arlisls finished a heclic season in fine shape, frouncing lhe Tigers 29-I2. ll was an inleresling, lasl-moving game, every man on Coach Simmon's 'ream being "on." The Leopards gained an early lead and lcepl' if all The wa lo lhe finish marlc. ll' was lhe 'lirsl delleal handed 'ro Ogden in Their own gym. "Ah-h-h . . TTB" Basketball . EAST-WEST e-AMES . .. ' Marv Pugh's "B" aggregaTion Tound plenTy oT exciTemenT in Their TirsT season game. The aTTair lasTed 2 exTra periods, The PanThers coming Through To win, 28-26. ' In Their second meeTing, iT was all WesT unTil The second half, when The Leopards came Through wiTh IO consecuTive poinTs To win, 2l-20. EAST-SOUTH GAMES . . . ' The TirsT Cub encounTer Tor The EasT Juniors proved To be a raTher slow, low-scoring game. The Leopards, led by Adams, challced up a 20-I6 vicTory over The SouTherners. ' The besT baslceTball exhibiTion oT The EasT "B" group was displayed in This meeTing wiTh SouTh. Every member oT The squad seemed To worlc TogeTher To bewilder The Cubs, 43-3 l. EAST-OGDEN GAMES . . . ' The Leopard Sophs Tound plenTy oT Trouble wiTh The Tigers in Their TirsT meeTing. The Tracas was a well-ToughT game, up unTil The lasT minuTe and The exTra period which gave Ogden a 30-25 win. ' An inTeresTing, yeT one-sided game was dropped by The Leopard "B" group To The Tiger Junior "hoT-shoTs," 31-22. ' Above . . . TirsT row, leTT To righT: Kelley, Forbes, DorTon, PeTerson, Hinlcle, AdelT, Adams. Second row: SonTag, Clawson, Lund, Malin. 'C' Basketball .. EAsr-wEsr eAMEs . .. ' In Their TirsT meeTing wiTh The PanThers, Mick Oswald's '38 cagers meT up wiTh sTiTf opposiTion dropping The TilT, 29-24. WesT held The lead all The way, The Leopards seeking a clicking combinaTion. ' ln Their second encounTer wiTh The WesT "C" cagers. The Leopards showed remarkable improvement buT lacked ThaT cerTain "zipp" ThaT lead To Their 24-20 loss. EAST-SOUTH GAMES . . . ' The speedy Cub "C" squad swepl' The Leopard MidgeTs off The floor in a convincing 35-28 defeal' in Their TirsT meeTing. ATTer losing a half-Time lead, EasT was swamped by SouTh's "swishing" of The sTrings. ' The Leopard "C" cagers dropped The lasT game of Their shorT season. 30-26, aTTer a TasT, well-played baTTle. OuTsTanding for The season were Hardy and SmiTh. ' Below . . . TirsT row, leTT To righT: Jensen, AlsTerlind, James, WaTlcins, Evans, Asahini. Second row: Hardy, Reese, Tregagle, Jones, Coach Oswald, Murri, Demman, SmiTh. D Z 3. D M Baseball . . . ' The Leopard slugging nine has sei' up an enviable record lhis year . . . upon complelion of 'rhree-quariers of Jrhe schedule in 'rhe "Big Four" They have nor los'r a game. ' The firsr Wes+ game proved 'rhal Mick Oswald's hickory wielders were able 'ro ou+-field, our-bar, and in general, "walk all over" fheir helpless Pan+her foe . . . +he score 20-8. ' The Cubs also suffered Jrwo losses . . . one 22-6, fhe ofher 7-2, fo The classy Leopards. ' The Ogden nine was also added 'ro Eas+'s lis'r of vicfories af+er a lop-sided affair . . . score IO-5 for +he Hillfoppers. ' Rindfleisch and Forbes have been pilching ou+s+anding vic+ories, while The Adelr brofhers, lv1cShane, Nordquis+, R. Bills, and Smilh have been ou+s+anding a+ 'rhe bat ' Abovez' Firsf Row, lefl +o righr . . . Evans, Demman, Timmons, Smi'rh, Shea, Riggs. Second Row . . . Aveson, Kelsey, Rindfleisch, G. Adelf, McShane, H. Adeli, Nordquisl. Third Row. . . J. Bills, Forbes, R. Bills, Reese, Coach Oswald, Kilgore, Beafie, Pafriclc, Hursl. Track . ' This year's rrack oullir have proven rheir worlh even lhough lhey haven? as ye? complered lheir schedule. When rhe Leopards invaded The B.Y. U. rrack carni- val, rhey walked away wirh oursranding honors. Loehfler. Dunn, Armsrrong, Smoor, and Easfs relay reams were mosl oulsranding. They handed Soulh a 74-58 defear afler a heclic, yer ihrilling meel: Easf's weighr arfisls, Loercller and Arrnsrrong, have Proven ro be dependable ar copping 'rwo firsr places in all of fheir rneers. Ogden gave lhe Easl lrackslers a 70-62 defeat Eas+'s men being hampered by injuries. ' Above: Herman Loehfler +hrows our a winning loss in early compelifion. Below Track Team firsl row, lefr ro righr . . . Maior, Bennion, Leoililer, Flefcher, Holding Hampshire Smoof Blackerr. Second row . . . Berrridge ,Cawley, Pererson, Armsrronq Barion Marin Forresrer, Corliss, Sloddard, Jarman. Third row . . . Hardy, Hardy Gee Naisbir Snow Garr, Jeffries, Record, Dunn. Fourfh row . . . Coach Simmons Clawson Lawrence Spieker, Erickson, Cornell, Allen, Simmons, Fox, Korns, I7 J! 3. I7 11 TennB... ' Eas+'s neH'ers This year are composed of 'rhe s'ra+e's mosf ou'rs+anding players. One has buf 'ro look af Their record previous +o Jrhis year To verify +his s+a+emen+. They have won nine mafches and have had no defea+s. Soufh and Wesl have bo+h suffered defeafs from +he racqueis of The smoorh-sfroking Leopards. Frank Mehner and Jack Greenhalgh have lead +he ofher members 'ro lheir conlinued vicfories. The squad is composed of bofh Junior and Senior reams, each Team having To play 'rwo singles maiches and one doubles ma+ch. ' Above . . . 'firsf row, leff 'ro righi . . . Junior Team: Ned Bennion, John Kelley, Richard Dor'ron, Allan Hardy, Jack Greenhalgh. Second row . . . Senior Team: Hays Gorey, Lee Hamel, Irving Giles, Frank Mehner, Omer Morris, Roberf Barker. The Game's the Thing . . . and ihaf game ancl 'rhal afhlele is a much be++er one aflrer such a successful season as 'rhe I937-38 one has been. ' Above: The candid camera cafches many phases of 'rhe l-lill'ropper's alhlelic achievemenls . . . foolball, lraclc, fennis, baseball. ancl skiing . . . as well as some of 'rheir social fun. My W ,.--X A ., wp. , . A V , . -. Q ,mf-,gr-:gui 1 , , ,f:,.Q.,r4g ff. - , ,. Hg , .. - , 4 ,. fa., 4. 'W 5" ' ,gl -"w 'wiflJ51?ui:lY4tJ.,'fl..'f. 1, . f' Mi.':f4twi1?1Wf?n. M- v. x 415 ' x ' V 5:34. ,.-:QPSK TW 4-4.w..,l9-'..,..Q, ""'-4-Q-Q4....,,,AA-la E nv" . . . leadership . . . sporfsmanship . . . lwif Hwaf ball . . . swing 'rhaf club . . . gef fired . . . fry again . . . pracfice makes perfecf . . . fhe game'sH'1e 'rhing . . . ., MJ if in WJI,g kj 4'-J-f A-4.1 m,,,7,4,. I- 1 D. U7 S LD -I M 'WCP Coaches . . . ' "Ouch, when I bend I hurH" ' "Ano+her week of pulling off and on and I'II have my cIo'rhes worn com- pIe+eIy ou'r." ' "Do I have 'ro ge'r dressed for gym?" ' These commenis and ofhers Typify I'he girIs' g mnasium. I+ is in 'Ihis viciniiy . . . forbidden 'ro +he male species . . . 'rhai' giris Ie+ down Jrheir hair and reIa+e Ihe Ia+es'r gossip. Many are The boys whose ears would burn if gym lockers could 'raIk. ' Boys, Ihere is no more mysfery aboulr Ihe girls' gym now, excepi you sI'iII can'+ go down! ' Above: Charloiie S'rewar'r, Supervisor, Girls' A+hIe+ic Deparimenf: Erma Murdock: VaIenI'ine Gorlinskig Cora NoweII. ii Leaders . . ' Perhaps we are wrong, buf i'r seems +ha+ Ihe Leaders are as fresh as daisies and Iwice as bright Could if be +ha+ 'rhey have a goaI 'ro- ward which I'hey are siriving? Or could 'rhere be somefhing in The air? Noihing I'm +oId,bu1' a s'I'rong desire Io a'r'rain Ieadership. 'ro acquire sporfsmanship, good healih, and physical skiIIs: and 'ro know all 'rhe principies and rules of acI'iviI'ies. ' Since "Beau+y is Hs own excuse for being." 'rhese girls are earnesfly siriving 'ro develop y beaufiful bodies. souls. and minds. I46 1 A Riding . . . ' Riding bools and saddles were made familiar wiih Jrhe bridal palhs as Eas+'s feminine horsemen rode wiih digniiy and ease. Miss Erma Murdock noi only insirucied ihe girls on ihe iechnique of horseback riding buf she kepl iheir spiriis high by clever conversalion and hilarious illusiraiions. Coll... ' A fuiure Helen Hoffmann may have been swinging her golf club during fhe inslruciion ol 'rhis aciive and popular sporl, Miss Murdock didn'+ know. No doubl many fuiure champions were swinging more fhan lheir clubs uniil lhey were correcfed and fold io keep iheir hips siill and iusi "Swing H"- meaning lhe golf club! l , 51 .D D! D. LD S LD ...I CZ Tennh. . ' ShorTs, balls, and rackeTs spell The Tennis season. Pep, viTaliTy, acTion prove The season To be no hoax. Feminine "TennisTs" swing iT early and laTe under The eTFicienT guidance of Erma Murdock. Archery . . . ' "Aim high, and Then hiT your mark," are The insTrucTions given To young ladies inTeresTed in archery. However, "Aim high, and Then hiT your mark," applies noT only To archery alone, buT liTe iTselT, Thereby making archery noT only a physical beneTiT, buT a rnenTal one as well. u I ' ix l48 Swimming 0 Dancing . .. ' "Leif fool, hop! Slide, one! Slide riglwll Hall, one, Two!" And flwe dancers have maslered one more inlricale, ye+ fascinaling dance sfep. Miss Valenfine Gorlinslci says, "Girls love 'ro dance and wlwy sl'1ouldn'l'll1ey, il is an inlierenl frail of llieirs lo wan'r To dance and sing." ' "Over-head slrolce half way, 'rurn over, and baclclwand slroke +o +l'ie edge. Now come over liere and begin again." lnslruclion plus praclice was lwow swimming cham- pions were made. So Easl's Swimming Club, sponsored by Cora Nowell, grew and prospered. Rl.. "E '.iMiN,"Y "f",5?Z'E Y' f.,-1 'kr ", A ff 4 5-pcvmb the Qf75u,L'1I:h ' Social lile reaches lull swing afler lhe 3:20 bell rings when club meelings, malinee dances, publicalions meelinqs and musical lunclions move info aclion, Formal evening dances add dislinclive charm. plaflorm and slage lend a developrnenlal influence, and masquerades iniecl a comic nole info school life. A crowded ballroom, The slrains of Tschailcowslcy's "Nu+cracl4er Sui+e," lhe busy claclcinq ol a noisy lypewriler in lhe Easlonia Cllice, lhe hum of voices al lhe Lalin Club and Foolball Banquels , . . all lhese have played 'rheir parl lhroughoul lhe year. ' Above: Broad smiles fypily lhe success ol +he Cadel l-lop. sponf sored by lhe R. O. T. C. "Swing il, boys!" 3 ' 'E ' Above: Affer-dinner speakers apf peer 'ro have 'fired The foofballers a+ Hwe Annual Foofball Banquef held af fhe Hofel Newhouse. ' Left Two disguised Coeds sfrike a pose af +I'me Girls' Masquerade Parfy. 2ii??N 3' S S Hgigig 5 EF Rats? W HSE Q2 gifi X TX . . . meeling Toniglwl eller sixllw period . . . see nolice on bullefin board . . . everybody be Jrhere . . . plans for parly . . . don'+forge1'+l'ne Khem Club excursion . . . good Time was had by all. . . Khem . . ' Poof-Bang! The sound of confusion and exclamalion and flue room is filled willi smolce. No, il isn'+ an air raid nor Junior's pop-gun. l+'s iusf The Cliemislry Club in aciion. ' Below: Mr. Howell gives sfudenls a few good poinlers. ' To acquaini' siudenls wilh +he problems and processes of prac+ical inclus- +rial chemisfry was lhe aim of This club. Men prominenf in local circles were heard ai' meeling, and excursions +o local fac+ories and indus+rial planrs were 'ralcen To furiher ihis aim. ' Officers: Howard Elliorf, Chief Chemist Jack Sranis, Trip Boss: Joan Billings, Pay Clerk: Mr. R. V. Howell, Sponsor. ' Above: Club members help lhemselves lo equipment ' Below: Chief Chemisi Elliofi solves his unknown. Beau Sabreur . . ' Beginning wifh, "Which is your leff fool? Thaf's righf, boys, now which is your leff?", 'rhese officers drilled, commanded and faughf some fwo hundred and fiffy cadefs milifary procedure. The boys were made familiar wifh The words and worlcs fypical of milifary life-barraclcs, parade grounds, regimenfal headquarfers, posf, guard dufy, and many ofhers. ' Wifh defermined dignify and an ever-increasing amounf of confidence fhese officers conducfed classes, drills and parades. lf is fhey who so efficienfly added fheir fouch of dignify and respecl' fo assemblies, and so experfly handled fhe Cadef l-lop. ' Officers: Henderson Braddiclc, Presidenfg Roberf Williams, Vice-Presidenf: Ralph Tannenbaum, Secrefaryq Sergeanf Anderson, Sponsor. Der Eichel . . . ' He was fearing his hair. His eyes were roll- ing-he coulclnur speak. He gasped! "Was isr das?" He was ge'Hing his German. ' From li++le nufs greaf frees grow. So from The oak free . . . 'rhe nafional free of Germany . . . grew The German Club, "Der Eichel" or "The Acorn." ' Leif: Herr Zarr resls ihe roasr porlc af can- yon ouiing. ' Below: Club members enioy annual spring ouling in Ivlillcreek Canyon. ' Officers: Roberf Williams, President Helen Goodart Vice-President Jaclc Wesr, Secrefaryq Mr. Valois Zarr, Sponsor. Home Economics . . ' Oddly enough we sTep down To be elevaTed. Yes, iT's True. We go down To The basemenT where Home Economics Teachers inspire us To heighTs oT eTTicienT cooking and sewing. ' The Home Economics Club works in connecTion wiTh This deparTmenT. As a new I938 group This club has accomplished wonders. WiTh an educaTional Theme of "PersonaliTy DevelopmenT" They achieved remarkable progress. ' No longer is The cry, "My kingdom Tor a cook," heard because no longer are kingdoms being given away, and cooks are plenTiTul. ' Omclicers: Yvonne Welling, President Doris Downing, Vice-President Bar- bara Davis, SecreTary3 Miss Florence Parry, Sponsor. ' Below: Miss Parry conducTs a cooking demonsTraTion. S. O. S.. 9 An inTrusion inTo any S. O. S. meeTing would Tind These boys deep in Their manuals, learning "Squad righT!" from "Column righT!" and "For- ward!" Trom "l-lalT." ' IT is wiTh The desire To encourage miliTary knowledge and Training ThaT The S. O. S. meeTs. All non-commissioned oTTicers are The acTive members. and These Tellows are The ones from which The maTerial Tor nexT year's oTFicers are chosen. ' Officers: Byron Sharp, President Alvin Baker, Vice-PresidenT: Homer STephens. SecreTary: SergeanT Anderson, Sponsor. ' Below S. O. S. members waTch miliTary TacTics from reviewing sTand. Bowling . ' "FirsT in war: TirsT in peace"-and TirsT in bowling! The TirsT oT iTs kind aT EasT--The Bowling Club was organized Through The eTTorTs oT Jerome Bills, Hayden Reese, and RoberT Bills. Aiming To increase inTeresT in The sporT oT Bowling, The Board oT DirecTors have planned many Thrilling and enjoyable hours aT The maple ways, and have TaughT sTudenTs To Thrill To The sound oT crashing pins and The sighT oT a perTecT sTrilce. ' Below: The Bowling Club aT a semi-weekly meeTing aT The Orpheum Alleys. ' Top nexT page . . . The Board oT DirecTors . . . leTT To righT: RoberT Bills, Noma RoberTs, Hayden Reese, Janice NysTrom, Jerome Bills. ' BoTTom nexT page: The Bowling Team in acTion. DOUBLES TOURNAMENT SINGLES TOURNAMENT Roberi Bills - Frank Mehner . l778 Rober+ Bills .... 938 Bob Spra+'r .... Rick French- Loren Moench . I694 Frank Mehner . . . 820 Hayden Reese . . Bob Sprali - Hayden Reese . l582 Jerome Bills .... 795 Noma Roberfs . . 3 I0 Marge Sulherland . . 302 786 782 TWO-HUNDRED CLUB Roberf Bills . . 255,233 Hayden Reese . . . 200 Roland Crane . . . 220 Frank Mehner . . 200 Blaine Kimball . . 2l0 Bob S raH . . 200 Jerome Bills . . 209 AI Lolzquisf . . . 200 Rick French . . 20I Clinl McShane . . . 200 UTAH STATE BOWLING RESULTS ' In 'rhe Slale Bowling Tournamenl, Roberr Bills placed second in 'rhe lv1en's singles wilh a lhree-game series of 688. The club's Five-lvlan Bowling Team made an excelleni showing by placing fiffh in rhe 'reams evenl wilh a 3025 score. Bob Bills had a 625, Jerome Bills a 525 series in Jrhe feam's lhree-game series. Flying E... ' They "HiT a New High" This year when Their unusual inTeresT led Them Tar inTo The TascinaTing Tield of aviaTion. Genuine enThusiasm Tor This work was displayed when The Flying E made The ouTsTanding exhibiTion oT Their accomplishmenTs This winTer. IT was a real inspiraTion To see and hear EasT High TuTure aeronauTics experTs show and explain inTricaTe poinTs oT aviaTion To Their Tellow sTudenTs. FuTure Lindbergs and Ear- hearTs are sure To develop Trom so progressive an organizaTion. ' OTTicers: Maxwell ArmsTrong, PresidenT: Paul STarley, Vice-PresidenT: Geraldine ChrisTensen. SecreTary: Miss Clara C. Cirkel, Sponsor. ' Above: Flying E members visiT SalT Lalce AirporT. Spanish . . ' PreHy senorilas and daring caballeros ale 'rorfilla and danced 'ro Tamberines a'r +he annual Spanish Club Fiesfa. Manfellas, sombreros, boleros-indeed, everyihing bu+ 'rhe bull and i'rs parlner-were 'ro be seen ai' 'ihis gala affair. ' Through +he efforfs of This club many sfrong friendships have been devel- oped belween Easi s'ruden'rs and lhose of Spanish speaking couniries. ' Officers: Bernard Bercu, Ben Reese. Presidenlsq Charloffe Boden, Vice- President Bill Peck, Secrefaryg Ca+herine Boehm, Treasurer: Miss Gerfrude Harlwell, Sponsor. ' Above and Below: The candid camera invades 'rhe annual Spanish Fiesfa. Flying Leopards . . ' Above: Top . . . The Ski Club . . . iusi' arriving af Alfa. ' Above: Across panel, lefr io righr . . . I. The Ski Bus gels siuclc again. 2. Nor only did club members enioy 'rhe sporr of skiing . . . ihey enjoyed ihe scenic wonder of our mounfains. 3. Snow-covered from Top fo boHom . . . oh well. i+'s all in fun! 4. Ted Maior afrempis a difficulr iump 'rurn . . . where's if going 'ro gel him. in The end? ' "Oh. say can you ski?" Whefher you can or noi' you would have enioyed being on any one of fhe Ski Club's many frips. Invading fhe snowy slopes of Brighlon, Alfa. Eckers, and Bananza Flafs. fhe enfhusiasfic followers of +his now- popular spor+ sei' up an enviable record of accomplishmen+s wifh fheir "cris'ries" and "gelandesprunges." ' To further develop skiing 'rechnique and +o give 'rhe sfudenfs of Easf more good. clean. oufdoor aciivify is +he purpose of fhis acfive club. The Trips were numerous. as mahy as four a monfh during' fhe skiing season. One frip hi? a new high, wifh one hundred and fen sfudenfs affending fhe fesfivifies. ' Oflioers: Paul Schenk, Presidenf: Noma Roberls. Vice-Presidenf: Helen Field, Secrefary: Ray Varley, Treasurer: Miss Dorofhy Sfurner. Sponsor. . M 167 , D o ful ing niq cie Eas A Lafin . . "O The Roman was a rogue He eral, was, you befumz He ran his aulomobiles And smolced his cigarejrlumf' ' A liflle old . . . yel ever new . . . Jrhis club provided Lalin enlrhusiasls wi+h an occasion fo discuss Roman cusloms and acfivilies . . . as well as +o have parlies and oulings. ' Officers: Jack McKendricl4, Joan Billings, Consulsg Emily Nell, Praelorg Paul Cracrofl, Aedilleg Belh McAr+hur, Quaeslorg Dale Barlon, Tribune: Miss Marion Van Pell, Sponsor. ' Below: Approximalely one hundred Lalin members a++ended +his spec+acu- lar Roman Banquel. ing, ebafe . . . A vigorous and success- season of oralrory, debaf- exlremporaneous spealc and a sludy of The 'rech ue was organized and effi nlly led by a newcomer fo fs Tacully . . . Mr. Valois . Zarr. ' Officers: Louis Tannen- baum, President Yvonne Welling, Secrefary: Jack Gallagher, Treasurer: Mr. Valois A. Zarr and Mr. Darrel Palmer, Sponsors. 9 Left The candid camera calches debalers in full swing. 4-T's .. ' One night many many years aqo, Miss Lisle Bradford sen'r some boys home from school fo lhinlc up a name for a boys' chorus. As boys do-Jrhey came baclc-smugly self-safislfied wifh whar rhey 'rhoughr would cure Miss Bradford of any similar assignmenr in rhe fulure. The name 'rhey presenred 'ro her was, "Two Times Twelve TwiHers." To avoid any delay Miss Bradford said, "We'll call if rhe 4-T's." ' Today lhal' name remains, bul il doesn"r mean "Two Times Twelve" any- more, i+'s "Two Times Thirry TwiHers," because There are sixiy male chorus members, inslead of rhe original Jrwenry-four. ' Officers: Herman Loelller, President Paul Schenk, Vice-President Roberl Wrighr, Treasurer: Rick French, Librarian: Hamillon Park, Librarian. ' Above: Miss Bradford conducrs The 4-T Club. wx, ,f if ,fi i 4 Alsriil S.fTs5sJ A Cappella . . ' Da Be, Da Be-a radio? No, upon closer invesTigaTion one Tinds The source OT The sound is C-3, where The A Cappella Choir, direcTed by Miss Lisle Bradford, meeTs every day. Popular Tunes, Toll: songs, religious classics, all Torm a parT of The choir's reperToire. ' This choir is known ThroughouT The ciTy Tor iTs originaliTy, iTs sTyle, iTs Technique and The disTincTive manner in which iT makes iTs public appearances. An ouTsTanding milesTone was reached This year when The EasT High A Cappella parTicipaTed in a naTion-wide musical broadcasT. ' Miss Lisle Bradford says aTTer a year oT direcTing This choir, "They sang and sang." ' OTTicers: Wayne Durham, President Hays Gorey, Vice-PresidenT, Gloria Sudbury, SecreTary1 Barbara Davis, Treasurer: Miss Lisle Bradford, Sponsor. ' Above: The choir rehearses in The hisToric Mormon Tabernacle. Twittertonians . ' School wouldn'+ be school wifhour a crew of feminine songsfers, so, wi+h a rheme of "Music malces 'rhe world go round," 'rhe Girls' Glee, known as The "TwiHerlonians," rolled smoolhly 'rhrouqh one more aciive year. ' Tradilion conlinued when ihe Twifferionians presenled a hilarious and enleriaining pep slcil, preceding lhe annual Easl-Wesl foofball clash. This unique slcil' was wriHen by ihe clever presidenl of lhe Girls' Glee, lmogene Randall. ' Olilicers: Imogene Randall, Presidenl: Marcene Pe+erson, Vice-President Cherie Margefs, Secrelaryq Miss Lisle Bradford, Sponsor. wjlliflfj ff' -Wllwylwy M' 7l A. O. A.. ' Every hour of every day 'finds lwo people af every Table af bolh ends of each group of lockers. These rwo people, found every hour on every floor, every day, are lhe A. O. A. Club members. ' Any slrudenl who volunlarily spends some parl of his school lime doing some small courlesy for Easlr High School is a real club member. The work of lhese sludenls mighl be lilcened unlo lhe oil in a machine, for il is lhey who keep 'rhings running smoolhly. ' Officers: Jack Gallacher, President Marjorie Sulherland, Vice-President Virginia Dee Covey, Secrelaryy Mrs.Iv1ay K. Baer, Sponsor. ' Below: Vice-Presidenl Sulherland conducis an A. O. A. mee+ing. NW-wssw. Zoology . . "Monkeys in +he zoo- Look like me and you!" ' "Even God, Himself. enioyed a li'r+le humor, or he wouldn'+ have made monkeys, parrols, giraffes, and some of us." ' Zoology Club members are engaged in a mos+ fascinaling work-+ha'r of sludying animal life. Nofhing could be more broadening nor more enioyable lhan Zoology To sludenis inferesfed in animals-wild and domeslic. ' Officers: Gerald Chrislensen, Presidenf: Helen Bleak Vice-President Max- ine Johnson, Secrelaryg Donald Talfon, Treasurer: Mr. L. A. Giddings, Sponsor. ' Above: Zoology Club looks over U+ah's Allosaurus in The "U," Geology Museum, ' Below: Looking Through 'fhe pelvis of a "Hairy Mammolhf' 5L,,QC94..--Ja,-fr' Engineers . . . ' Conirary +o popular belief, llwe l'l'lir+een+l'1 year for The Engineers bas proved none flue less beneficial and enreriaining. H has been Jrhe aim of rlwe club To obfain a grealer knowledge of all civil, mechanical, and elecirical engineering enierprises. lvloiion piclures and expedilions were planned for rlwe purpose of furrhering +l'1is aim. ' Miss Mary Mayne advocared +l1a+ good people musr have fun, so picnics and parries inlercepled 'rlwe lisr of educaiional acriviries. ' Officers: Arrhur Wesr, President Helen Bleak, Vice-Presidenr: Dee Ray Will, Vice-President Edirh Blake, Secrefary. ' Above: Engineers . . . ar Urah Oil Refining Planl. French . . ' "Parlez-vous Francais?" ' French s'ruden'rs are proud of 'rheir abilify 'ro spealc rhe na'rive rongue of France. This language has proven 'ro be a very much alive and mosl' fascinaring one. H is wi'rh an earnes'r desire and a good deal of worlc 'rhar These s+uden+s have masfered French and are now 'rhe proud owners of a new "line," ' The words "Mardi Gras" will bring back memories of dashing cosfumes, unique 'Food and all 'rhaf makes an hilarious evening. As a glorious climax 'ro club acriviries 'lhe Mardi Gras is held. ' Above: Miss l-larrwell and Miss Cunningham, Sponsors, conducl' an open-air discussion. Camera . . ' Young men eager To know ine Jreclwnique, and young ladies equally eager fo learn some poinrs, joined efiorrs and formed an amaleur phorographers' club. Encouraged wifli 'rhe rlwoughr of compiling fulure memories, llwese cameramen found a mos? fas- cinaiing work. ' Boys and girls alike were faughf l'1ow +o 'rake more flarrering piciures, lwow 'ro gel inreresling acfion in piclures, and The arf of faking a picfure 'rlwal' is nor posed. "Film," "developer," "l'1ypo," and "plenacl1rome" are some of flue Jrerms employed by one engaged in This unique club. ' Qrlicers: Paul lvloulfon, President Edward Ogilvie, Vice-President Barbara Marlin, Secreiaryg Mr. Bruce E. lvlillikin, Sponsor. ' Below: Camera enrhusiasls make a ser of prinrs. I76 Thespian . ' "l wanT To be a movie sTar" . . . "Me Tor RoberT Taylor Oh Tor TalenT like Deanna Durbin's" . . . all These commenTs and more could be heard aT any Thespian Club meeTing. o Many bashTul boys and shy girls were TaughT poise sTage presence and had selT conTidence insTilled in Them Tor TuTure reTerence ' Officers: Gerald ChrisTensen, PresidenT Marlorie Robbins Vice PresidenT Margery BringhursT, SecreTary: Miss AlTa Redd, Sponsor ' Above: Miss Redd coaches a group oT beginners Sfagehands . . . ' The ancienT, yeT acTive, order oT sTagehands sTill remains The "back oT The TooTlighTs" heroes oT every assembly program. Managers, Tlymen, elecTricians, carpenTers, and grips alike, enioyed The ceaseless Taslcs ThaT presenTed Themselves beTore each perTormance. ' These boys were ever ready To run up The curTain. Sure They can do iT, when They wear Their monlcey suiTs. ' RighT: The STagehands lleTT To righTl . . . Claire WinTch, Jack Vier, Paul MoulTon, Howard Becl4sTrom, RoberT Thomas, and Mr. Larson consTrucT some sTage properTy. I77 ww SP9 MD' , UW Nb T MW 553332 E S H2215 22? Wiifggx WWE . . . wrile-up due . . . absolufe deadline fomorrow . . . adverfising copy nol delivered . . . ini+ial your copy . . . club money missing . . . check 'rhe records . . . don'+ lose any sleep ...miss sclwool . . . U7 I- -I 2 D. ' Lefl: Wayne C. Durham, EoliJror-in- chief. ' Below: Upper Panel . . . Yvonne Welling, Lilerary Edilorg Keilh E. Mon- lague, Arr Edilorg Barbara Davis, Slen- ographerq K e I Jr h Cowan, Associale Eclllor. ' Below: Lower Panel . . . Ray Var- ley, Sporls Edilom lvlaucle lvlallhews, Slenographerp John I. Kirby, Pholoq- rapher. 0 Z The 1938 Eastonia ' The IQ38 Easlonia Slahc has made an allempf To caplure all -1 lhe irnporlanl evenls of lhe I93738 season in such a manner as lo meel wilh Jrhe sludenls' approval . . . and an allernpl al an All- Amerlcan Yearboolc. - -WAYNE C. DURHAM. Edifor-In-chief. ' Because of 'rheir much needed advice and cooperahon The Siall is, indeed ihanlclul and grareful +o The following parries Slevens 81 Wallis lnc DeBouzelc Engraving Company Eclcer Sludlo Spencer Cowan and R LeRoy Flelcher ' Righr: l-l. Rich- ard Anderson, Busi- ness Manager. ' Cenier: Newell P. Parkin, Facully Advisor. ' Above: Upper Panel . . . Wendell Smoor, Sales Mana- ger: Rose Wallace, Assisranr Business Manager: Roberr Bercu, Adverrising Manager: Gloria Sregerson, Assislanr Adverrising Mana- ger. ' Above: Lower Panel.. .Allan Mof- faH, Assislanf Ad- verlising Manager: Grace Durlcee, As- sisfanf Sales Mana- ger: Franklin Chris- rensen, Assisianl Sales Manager. l8l ' Leif: Hays Gor- ey, Ediror-in-chief. ' Below: Upper Panel . . . Roberr Williams, Associare Ediforq Ellie Jensen, Associafe Edifor: Bruce McKee. Sporrs Ediforg Shirley New- man, Feafure Ediror. ' Below: Lower Panel . . . Hamilfon Park, Carloonisli Richard Solomon. News Desk: Willard Card, Carloonisf. The 1938 Red gl Black ' This year's Red 8: Black +oolc ifs place among lhe besf high school papers in rhe narion, and so, To rhe srarf which aided in arraining rhis recognirion, lhe edifors prorler a well-deserved "Thank you!" -HAYS GOREY. Edilor-in-chief. ' The 1938 Red 84 Black siaff wishes To express Their appreciafion +o some of The firms Thai made lhis year such a success: Cenfury Priniinq Co., Deserel News, The Sali Lake Tribune, and ihe Sali Lake Telegram. ' Right Roberf Bills, Business Mana- ger. ' Cenier: Claudia Paddock, Faculiy Advisor. ' Above: Upper Panel . . . Howard Walker, Adveriisingi N o rn a Roberfs, Girls' Sporisp Rich- ard Pyke, Circula- fion Manager: Vir- ginia Cubbison, Ad- verlising Manager. ' Above: Lower Panel . . . Paul Cra- croff, Ediior-Elecfg Mariorie Robbins, Typislq C l i n + Mc- Shane, Sporfs. l83 RTW! " , . -V. -1 . Nw. 1' ' ,, 1 L X ,A- m QW 4. 3 yt-, ,ua- ,' J, ., fi. 1 , eu., A gr, zggiy' fx -' -X ' A+ :Q ,, ,. Www - ,J ..1-fx f iff,-'HeV:Q"' ' il ' ' ' r . .if ' " ' "L M- v i .. ,. 1 . .! .y ,. , , 5 ,xr N 1.5 . .Ny a Q , v in I V Q n .W, WC , 42, . 31 'A 1 V fa'- 4 ,XJ .ML , wr V 'im H, , 4.4. . - .1 .-.. ,., , ,rip . . fr- f , 45 4 ,,., A,,,,. '1,, R ,,, , . , " ' 1' .1-. , - -3 . - ' , i.,aV1.s,', . f N.. 1,2-. K JV- M 3- , ... .. ..,...L, . , , ww: ,A lp Ln 2 I 5. , V Q, X ru. . . K . frm., 4 5 ... f.,. g A J- :M 1--ff - f' -' HMM Qu: sf Y-.-99,11 f - - " f - 'ff 'yu -6 .. '-Q,'.,A ',pf'?.,.' , . :qvx - f '-1- 'Yf,1,w.-ff. .-f'fm,"v .y. "H .... J xufw ,y ,151 ,,- I.. , , .- . ,." 11 1 .. -,..w.4 f Q A .' ,7 W ' - 1 1 TX . ..ge1'a dafe ...good Time . . . broke . . . run ouf of gas. ..fla++ire . . . home foo lafe . . . full moon . . . poor excuse . . . go To bed . . . can? sleep . . . fhinking . . . school fomorrow . . . -I LD School Play . . ' "More," cried Jrhe audience, when Easi High School presenled The casl in a super-comedy, "IT Never Rains." Two successful performances, on Decem- ber 3rd and 4+h. were a fine 'rribule 'ro direcfor Miss Alla Redd. ' "IT Never Rains," deals wiih The love of a sophomore engineer in college, complicalions of fralernify and sororiiy life, and Tour 'fond parenls who blunder inlo The lives of Their son and daughfer. The romance of The young couple, Jimmy Rogers and Doro'rhy Donovan, is 'rhreaiened when a second girl, Norleen Sears, 'forces her alfeclions upon him. She also furnished The near Tragedy 'ro +he s+ory. ' Below: The cas'r of The l938 School Play, "IT Never Rains." ' Members of The cas'r are as follows: JIMMY ROGERS ...... G. Bruce McKee, Jr. DOROTHY DONOVAN . . Helen Giles, Grace Durlcee NORLEEN SEARS ....... Virginia Koch MABLE ROGERS . . HeHie F. Wight Mary Ellen Taylor HENRY ROGERS . . . Milner Dunn, Ralph Tannenbaum CLARA DONOVAN . . Louise Livingsfon, Virginia Hair WALTER DONOVAN . . . Hays Gorey, Clinfon Miller SAVANNAH .... Virginia Brown, Maxine Kershaw DANE LAWSON .... William Price, Jaclc Daniels COLLEGE GIRLS Mariorie Robbins, Marion Bennion, Effie Jensen .N Q xg j ww J, 3 QE ii sm E X M, AMS 'gg Q .ww-fgmxk W- iss -Ai A ,Q is x"'s-www xv' 1 I A W Lg Q.. gs, - ., 1' ' 1 5. x I -gk Q o The Nut Cracker Suite .. ' Music, movement yes, and +he Nui' Cracker Suife was being presenied. Color harmonies-mu- sic melodies - and rhyihmeiic mo+ion, made This produclion worfhy of ihe lime and energy puf forih. ' Dreams, ah, sweei dreams-The Waliz of 'rhe Flowers - Tin soldiers - china dolls - mice. Yes, dreams are sweet are ihey noi? ' Leif: The E. l-l. A. G. presenis Tschailcowslci's mos? famous suiie . . . "The Nu+craclcer Suil'e." Masquerade . . . ' They danced! They sang! Moihers and daugh- Ters broke down and had a hilarious lime B+ H19 lvloihers' and Daughiers' Masquerade, on Nov. 5, a+ Easi High School. ' "Mo'rhers As They Used To Be," and "Daugh'rers of Today," proved To be a very successful 'rheme for an evening of 'feminine fun. ' Above, upper and lower: Fun was had by all who aH'ended This "colorful" affair. I88 if ,f 1 1 A fc - ffl 1' Qvfjlcbliii f ' 'l I' , ' tx , xv-. 1 I - cfyffmgmfx 1 ,ff MMU 9 M A I I f , A V EYXLAKL2 . , wg! K1 4fAff L ' f1f4r,z,4,VuJ4f5q,, ,ACI Q iw 1 ,, , Pn,4.,47 4 yfiylgll 41112 ' G'ffA','1f,Lv1.vv1ff 'i' I "-3714 ,, xg! f f' f . i - X - - ' ZLAM, fckdfpcy 7 WM, K,MAAA,,-.4 ,Jeffco 4141441 Q A 1-'J fffidfbfl ,fi fx ,L Qual' X X 'QV :. The Orchestra . ' Under The very capable leadership of Arlhur Overlade The Orchesfra compleled a mos? successful season. The highlighl' of fhe season was when lhe Orchesfra gave ils annual concerl' . . . buf fhey have enferlained fhe sfudenf body on many ofher occasions. ' Above: Mr. Arlhur Overlade conducfs fhe Orcheslra al fhe Annual Orcheslral Concerf . . . on Easl High Siage. ...I Dances . . -nu ' "Come on all . . . heed fhis call . . .dance in fhis hall." ' No, fhis is nof an adverfising scheme or a publicify sfunf, if is merely descripfive of fhe social life af Easf High School. ' Syncopafecl swing . . . memorable melodies . . . rhapsoclies in rhyfhm . . . sore feef and sfiff necks . . . These and many ofhers malce life enjoyable . . . af leasf for an evening. n ' Above: "Swing" prevails af all S. A. E. Glance affairs. OraTorical Winners . . ' JusT as PaTrick Henry influenced The House oT Burgesses and Lincoln in- Tluenced The people aT GeTTysburg. so These oraTors inliluenced young people oT Today. Courage, deTerminaTion, and inTelligence were displayed when These oraTions were prepared and given. ' Two promising iuniors oT lasT year, Yvonne Welling and Thomas MaThews, received The STephens Medal Award Tor I937 Tor Their winning oraTions. "Building Tor Peace." and "A Plea Tor Peace." ' Maude MaTThews and Thomas MaThews, cousins and acTive seniors. won The D. A. R. and S. A. R. Senior OraTorical ConTesT. They were rewarded wiTh a medal, plus much conTidence and experience. ' Above: Maude MaTThews, D. A. R. vicTor: Thomas MaThews, STephens Medal and S. A. R. winner: Yvonne Welling, who was awarded The STephens Medal. W 14s,m,--- 'Ns' .,,., . ' Q-Jil" , ...X , f , , 1 1. .L , . .Y , . .W . , - . - K v- 7 -w mf ,V--fV..+.a..w'4v.w:rf,14,1f.v .- , !'-f.1--1-u-wf-,- 2- A V 'L ' ..f2 ' 1I'kD'?hn 5LX?,'2ZI-35.1 Hin. :NDBL . 7,,5n'4fl?'1kkw M ,UM fx .,E...:'k"s1l3X.,. M 2, . . . pafronize adverfisers . . . whaf U+al'1 makes. makes Ufalw . . . 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