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

Page 26 text:

Top row: Russell Lewis, marking prices at Lincoln Market; Larry Hale, shop helper at Weldon Laboratory. Second row: Larry Kuhl, wrapping boxes at Vernon Law Book Co.; Ted Soldoncls, changing an ice cream container at Allen Dairy. Third row: Terry Seleman, sorting mail at Jules Borel Co.; Carol Wheeler, operating an IBM mochine at First National Bonk. Fourth row: Louise Johnson, filing credit cards at Scars, Roebuck Co.; Robert Eshleman, sorting mail at Jules, Borel Co. Bottom row: David Anderson, filing papers at Prudential Insurance Co.; Carol Stone, working an adding machine at Foto-crafters, Inc. Top row: Som Leonard, assembling tires at Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, Ray Johnson, receiving merchandise at Kline's. Bottom row: Bob Doy, shop helper at Weldon Laboratory; Lorry Wolfe, filling an order at Burstein Applebee. (j.O.E. Provided Cooperative Occupational Education is a program for juniors and seniors who want to receive vocational training while in school. The students must take a course in Related Trade Information. I his consists of information about proper job attitudes, getting along with others, job techniques, and a refresher study in basic skills as needed on the job. 22

Page 25 text:

SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Myra Berry Jonathan Lewis Jim Brown Carol Martin Charles Justus Mvra Berry initiated Many Improvements Presiding over the second semester student council were Myra Berry, Jonathan Lewis, and Jim Brown. Heading the agenda was an exchange assembly with Central, which proved to be one of the most interesting assemblies of the entire year. A mixer, a mock election, the placing of name plates on the doors, the numbering of the seats in the auditorium, and sending cards to students and faculty members who were ill were activities sponsored by the second semester student council. Top row: Kenny Williams, John Bradford, Joe Bessenbocher, Lee Morriott, Jonathan Lewis, Mike Noland, Gene Cope, Jack Balias, Gene Peake, Don Pellow. Second row: Harold Jordan, Fred Terry, Ronnie Johnson, Bill Groenwalt, Eddie Bedsworth, Jim Brown, Charles Justus, David Skinner. Third row: Carole Dykes, Noncy Coffman, Sharon Weatherly, Joyce Hathhorn, Pat Bowman, Nell Ekstrom, Connie Baear. Linda Gandy. Bottom row: Linda Rader, Carole Brown! Dorothy Green, Noncy Corey, Myra Berry, Sharon Kiser, Carol Martin, Bonnie Rhoads, Judy Bourret. 21

Page 27 text:

Top row: Wilmo Floyd, billing o customer ot Burstein-Applebee; Gory Snowden, Assisting o cook at Scheerers Morket. Bottom row: Janice Waggoner, b.lling a customer at Burstein-Applebee. Vocational Training 1 he forty-five students who took C.O.E. this year, worked half a day and attended school the other half. The y were under the supervision of Mr. Bernard C. Greene. Any student, 16 years of age, interested in occupational training, has good citizenship marks, and is willing to conform to program regulations, may participate in C.O.E. Top row: Roger Brolcy, operating blue print machine ot Mid States Ornamental Iron Co.; Betty Osborn, recording prices from the catalog at Scars, Roebuck Co. Second row: Mike Hopson, printing at Ad-dressograph-Multigraph Co.; Jessie Brunson, typist at Macy's. Third row: Marilea Williams, dietitian ot Trinity Lutheran Hospital; Foy Wroy, looking for a package in mail order at Sears, Roebuck Co. Fourth row: Judy Mann, typing at Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.; George Langton, putting stamps on mail at Borel Watch Co Bottom row: Paul Summers, assembly clerk ot Firestone Tire Rubber Co.; Ronnie Joe, wrapping meat at Thompson's Market. 23