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

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. . . I hr lit contest . . . the Eastonian Hall . . . All are important to lii rli school students. The merrv-go-round of high sch(x l life revolves around the various organizations and activities of the school year. 1 hese activities aid the growth O JO of personalities through sharing experiences with others. The student council mixers, the queens, homecoming, the Outburst, the plays, and the literary contest add enjoyment by departing from the daily routine of classes. Literary societies, the Echo stalf, the departmental clubs, the Eastonian staff, and the various musical organizations give every student the opportunity to work with others toward a common goal.

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Homecoming . . . rush week. . . mixers . . . ACTIVITIES

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FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Carl Roark President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Carl Roark Jim Brown Eddie Bedsworth Jeanette Slocum Fred Fisher Student Council Heading the first semester student council were Carl Roark, Jim Brown, and Eddie Bedsworth. Linder the direction of Mr. Carl V. West, the council promoted a locker clean-up day, the installation of long mirrors in the girls’ rest rooms, a mixer, and the securing of a date lor East's students o o to be on TV Teen town. The acquiring of bus transportation to the basketball games was one of the highlights of the lirst semester student council. Top row: Charles Justus, John Clarke, John Lyman, Jim Brown, Corl Rhoads, Eddie Heins, Larry Freeland, Ted Bollos, Dean Tomlin, Eddie Bedsworth, James Shirley. Second row: Doug Shelton, Walter Behenke, Dixie Rogers, June Mack, Tina Rodriguez, Patricia Price, Carol Burnell, Corl Roark, Karen Campbell, Linda Johnson, Pot Knight, Jeanette Slocum, Eddie Lush. Bottom row: Brenda Morris, Gloria Sharp, Darlene Rogers, Sharon Weatherly, Violetta Boneff, Carolyn Hudson, Sondro Lowden, Anito Thomos, Linda Ruberson, Carol Martin, Myra Berry. 20