East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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ff. ywfflm v' llill'I'l0 AL H0 on S001 tv Thirty-eight elated seniors received bids to the National Honor Society on Friday, April 26. Thus they received the highest honor given to students ot East High School and reached the goal they had set for themselves at the beginning of their high school careers. junior officers. These National Honor Society members were given their pins in the installation ceremony in assembly, May 3. The names had been selected from those in the upper quartile of the senior class who were out- I e invitations ot membership were given out during the home room period standing in the four principles of the Society-scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service. Fifteen per cent of the seniors were elected to the National Honor Society on the basis ot their scholastic records plus their school activi- ties, after a faculty character recommendation. The Society is a national organization, established in 1924. The East High Chapter was founded the second year of the school. The 1940 members of the National Honor Society are: George Billiuris, George Baker, lerry Bicknell, Rose Marie Boyd, Herbert Butt, Bruce Davies, William Earp, Fern England, Buthellen Everhart, Nellie Mae Hale, Van Robert Knapp, Delbert Leweke, Lida May Lueders, Boy McKee, Iohn Milhol- land, Betty Lou Mohr, Ieanette Moyer, Donald Nevins, Althena Olson, Marian rrison, Loren Alice Heady, Wilma Hudson, Marian Iohnson, Gladys Kaplan, Pence, Alice Ramsey, Eugene Sabin, Leonelle Sexton, Harold Smith, Viola Smith, Ellen Spinner, Mary Stout, Marian Swigart, Mary Katherine Verlin, Bay Weatherbee, Georgia Welch, Eleanor West, Marilee Woodward and Helen McGrath. The members of the faculty committee are Miss May Farr Hiatt, Mr. Ralph Tietel, Miss Evelyn Gilchrist, Mr. I. N. Broadlick, with Mr. I. L. Laughlin as ex-officio member. l23l

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Top row: Bicknell, Baker, England, Lueders, Swigart, Knapp. Second row: Milholland, Mohr, Olson, Heady, Leweke, Spinner. Third row: Hudson, Harrison, Moyer, Billiuris, Pence, McKee. Fourth row: West, Sexton, H. Smith, V. Smith, Iohnson, Butt. Fifth row: Nevins, Verlin, Welch, Davies, Boyd, Ramsey. Sixth row: Stout, Earp, Hale, Eve-rhart, Weatherbee, Woodward i221 Sabin. ,tg - National Honor Society

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