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

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EVERY YEAR many Junior and Senior 'fi students decide to take Drivers Edu- V cation, a popular one-half year sub- li ject taught by Mr. Virland Harris. All students get one period of actual i - driving experience each Week and Q , one day is spent in the classroom ,,- if with instruction from the book, in- J ' A teresting demonstrations, and tests. .,..J f 1, ' DRIVING - PEOPLE MAD Bark Run-: Charles Lefholz, John Worden, Don Smirh, Bob Schnizker, Fred Fisher, Joe Egerron, Bob Middleton, J. T. Little, Ernie Paris, Bob Morgan, Royal Fields, Ronald Rinkenbaugh, Frank Bowers, Dick Wesr, Charles Sherman, Roger Borgelt, Ted Woodard, Otto Sayles. Third Roux' Douglas Cayley, Bill Shaffer, Richard Palmer, John Justus, Russell Samuelson, John Langton, Charles Clark, John Shepherd, Don Pirrman, Wayne Hoover, Jim Ganz, Bob Wells, Richard Groner, Elma Bruce, Elaine Hatter. Seromz' Rrmu' Darla Summers, Linda Yardley, Martha Bray, Judy Kersten, Linda O'Dell, Jeanette Huffman, Darlene Gunter, Shirley Roberts, Darlene Johnston, Linda Liter, Harklcss Cupp, Jerry Knight, Marilyn Deuser, Pat Blakemore, Sharon Haase, Steffie Plisowski, Pat Cannon, Firrl Raw: Ginger Vaughn, Lois Bartlett, Judy Fortney, Jeanine Huffman, Janice Leonard, Jo Dean Isom, Charlene Hayhurst, Jo Ann Mingauw, Barbara Cherry, Darlene Drake, Joanne Laswell, Beverly Tryon, Marlene Oots, Joanne Conard, Marigold Groves, Berry Lowell, Carol Porter. . . ' 'ii A ' 'Q I , 1 I , If It J S e aj' 'Qty I 'ffl at-J if-e 'Q - QV V , Q 1, X I RN r A ' . , an 'il- .s1.r,d3'. w-. 444.4-., - .- af -,f-l,wff5, H , K I 1 A -t i Fx . .L ,H- 'X' 1, ' i ,H iii-YW '-,S 'jjj a - 7 A' i 5- ' K i - v V, '- -1 J ' 1- J - J -Q v-' X-4' ,I 4' 1 f i 3 i I J, i, ' A U Q13 .J R. -

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ALWAYS WORKING for the welfare of the school and community are the group of citizens who comprise the Parent-Teacher Association. Like any organization a good deal of time is consumed by meetings, but they also back such activities as Open House, teen-town, and the Fairyland picnic. Outstanding on the P.T.A. calendar are the fall and spring potlucks. At these evening meetings, husbands and wives both take part in the activities. Founders' Day was marked this year with a talk by Mr. C. H. Nowlin, former East principal, and with a skit by Miss Marie Burrus' senior English students. Bark Roux' Mrs. W. M. Firing, Mrs. George Grisham, Mrs. Rithart Brown, Mrs. Russell Wirrtlen, Mrs. Charles Crust, Mrs. Kenneth Smith Mrs. Ralph Ramsey. Fmn! Roan' Mrs. C. L. Frevele, Mrs. Harlow Ifpperx Mrs. A. R, Shepherd, Mrs. Rorhie Summers, Mrs. Dorothea Bishop. V :WY 'T.g1'245 PARENT-TE CHER Fancy feast l pl rj ASSOCI T10 25s ,f' ,.- ref'- f' , 1 . ' is L ' . 1. - .sv if - 5 ,W 1-w if 4. , if 5 is . agar , I . gr - If sig. g Mrs. A. R. Shepherd Prexideul President .... Mrs. A. R. Shepherd lst'Vice President . Mrs. Kenneth Campbell 2nd Vice President . Mrs. Russell XVorden 3rd Vice President . . Mrs. Fred Johnson 4th Vice President . . Mrs. XVm. Hanley Recording Secretary . Mrs. Rothie Summers Corresponding Secretary . Mrs. R. F. Brown Treasurer .... Mrs. Harlow Eppcrt Founders' Day Chairman ..... . . . . . . . . Miss Marie Burrus Parliamentarian . . Miss Rose Martin Auditor . . . Mr. L. A. Priefcrt