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

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laen kr nalaecfion ga m i -1013, t M y 8.41 J MESH' . ,140 Tap Roux' Rasmussen, Hammer, Sadler, Lough, Kilven- ron, Steadman. Third' Roux' Gimmarro, Stump, Millard, Frizell, Nether- ton, Baker. Second Roux' Reddinger, Hafner, Hanley, W. Naylor, Showalter, Gurherie. Fm! Rott: Shelley, LaG0re, Hall, Hunt, Shepherd, Henson. Ag wt Ill I fi 1 5 Auditorium Mr. Sell Band Top Row: Manis, J. Moore, Kaufman, Bomberger, Lee, Bornaman, Clark, Sooter, Brants. Fourlb Razr: Gimmarro, Gregory, R. Foster, D. Nelson, Burns, Bailey, Higgcns, Smith, Ligon. Third Roux' Endsley, Harron, Burel, Woods, Broyles J. Bottornf, Crouch, Hedges, Hyatt. Second Row: Morrow, Tucker, Hudson, Roberts, Hund- - ley, Duncan, Eck, Shaw, Sudduth. Furl Row: Toler, Morris, Daniels, Towell, Snyder, Snow Ford, Barry. All over the United States November 6-12 was designated as American Educaa tion Week. The general theme for this week was Making Democracy Work. A more appropriate theme would have been hard to find. Leading citizens of our community planned the very successful open house which .vas held at East High on November 8. The many rooms of the building were open to parents and friends as students displayed their work. Various home rooms planned special displays, and such places as the science, wood-working, art, social science, and typing rooms proved to be centers of attention. FASTONIAN, iaso