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

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O O l l l I tin g. QA. Q. . F. K if in F l in President . First Vice-President Second VieefPresidenr Tlzird Vice-President Fourth Vice-President Secretary ., Corresponding Secreta OFFICERS Mrs. C, I., Frevele Mrs. Lyle Ross , , Mrs. Ernest Braley . , Mrs. VVayne Coonfield . Mrs. Ceorge Grisham Mrs. lohn M. Clark ry . ,.... Mrs. C. I.. Fulton h lrs. Kenneth Smith 'T-T6!lS1l1'6l'... ..,. , ... f Historian , ,. . One of the biggest State Convention bei Mrs. R. F. Brown events this year was the Missouri ng held in Kansas City. The East High P.-TA. members did mueh toward making the con- vention a success and were very proud to have one of their members, hflrs. VV. Coonfield, the president of the Kansas City district, call thc convention to order. Miss Stewart ancl Mr. and Mrs. Wlilliams attended the Kansas City dinner as guests of the East P.-TA. The East High mem' bers were identified by carrying small panda bears. The Founders Day program is planned to pay tribute to the founders of P.-TA. and honor the past presidents. This year the P.-T.fX. honored Miss Mabel Mary Cobb with a state life membership. They also presented the officers of the Future Teachers of America Club with a membership to the East High unit, The P.-T.rX, haelis the activities ol the school by par- ticipating in the homecoming parade and selling rellreslr ments at the game and dance, they eliaperon the teen-town at the hlinute Cirele liriendly llouse, sponsor liairyland Park day, help weigh and measure students each year, help buy a snowplow, and they helped in the giving ol' polio shots. Improves Relationship Between Home and School VV. Coonfiuld L. Ross j.1ll. Clark E, H, Bruley C. I.. l7ret'r'lu C. L. llnlluu R. F. Rrmru C. Crixlmm K. Smith ,B Rx '-36:4 N

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ax -g - 3 A' L' 1 V .. vi ' ' x -I 1,51 til' ,, f ful r-,hifi GBT if :- 4.. ' - A , ,,, -'El . K -f 51 - W W. kr rr. ir' if f fi tg, -Q . V , ' . ,l fi X qw T will ' Y- ff' 1 'ha V f L x B The P.-TA., Parent and Teacher Association, is con- sidered being most effective in bringing the home and school closet together. A few objects of this organization are to promote thc welfare of the children and youth in home. school, church, and community, to develop between edu- cators and the general public such united efforts that will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical. mental, social, and spiritual education. The llast High P.fT.1X,, uncler the leadership of Mrs. Lewis Frevelc, started the 1956-57 school year with a picnic in Blue Valley Park. The picnic was great fun for everyone and was quite tliffcrent from thc usual business meetings where all the husiness is taken care of, then a program pre- sented, The programs consist of films, lectures, or panel discussions given by students. Active P.-T TOP BOVV: O. Stevenson, N. Enloe, D, JlcGou'nu, rl, Bryant, C. Crust. SECOND ROVV: C. Chaffee, B. Allen, L. Hickliu, G, Nia, B. Lewis, THIRD ROVV: Hemierson, K, C. McLeod, R. Rmnsey, L Lucas, F. Bishop. BOTTOM BOVV: R. VV. Hauling, N, C1'nwf01't'l. Wiiil ease and efficiency Mrs. Fvevele conducts the meeting. Presir. First S ec01 T hirr Foun- Secre- Cow Tren. Histc Or State High venti mem City and dinnr bers Tl to th This with officr mem Tl ticipz ment at tl' Park huy shots

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