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Back Row: Ronnie Sanders, Bill Siberf, Ronnie Krowczyk, Larry DeMoss, Andy Mocszsynski, Dale an QTTT' Don Fellow First sem. Pres. xl? CENTER OF ATTENTION FOR ARTISTS Carolyn Davison Marilyn Rozgay, Sammy Carifhers, and Phil Howerlon were decor- ations for the seventh annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the student council. 24 Kelsey, Andy Clippord, Tim Noland, Don Pellow, Bob Farrington. First Row: Linda Blankenship, Donna Hughes, Barbara Sharp, Denton Hayward, John Mack, Pam Wittman, Violefta Boneff, Chris- tine May, Karen Kahler, Pat Barr, Rhonda Ravenscroff, Kim Taylor. Front Row: Carol Brummet, ,. Linda Harger, Paula Pemberton, Thelma Dixon, Charlene Marsh, Carol Zackula, Dixie Stover, Vera Rau, Linda Howard, Sharon Moran, Shirley Walker, Karlene Tillman, Student C oztnci Sets Pattern For As Students Work Toward The first student council meeting was held in 1926 under the sponsorship of Miss Pearl jenkins. It was estab- lished to promote school spirit and friendly relations be- tween students and teachers It also has brought many things to East that have benefited the school since it first started. This year the first semester student council under the leadership of Don Pellow, with Dixie Stover, first vice- presidentg and Violetta Boneff, second vice-president, along with the assisting officers completed I1 very successful term. They sponsored an outstanding Homecoming dance with the theme Stairway to Heaven. Members of the student council and pep club worked all day Saturday be- fore the game to decorate the gym, field, and bleachers. Bracelets were bought for the Homecoming Queen and her attendants. An eighth grade mixer was held and a class king and queen Jana johnson and john Mack were crowned. The annual awards assembly was sponsored by the student coun- cil and for the first time they adopted a needy family at Christmas. The student body brought toys, food and clothes.
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