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

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Throughout this past year, the Red Cross, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mary Bates, established a disaster com- mittee and gave aid to those students who wished it. Then, during December, they sent a gift chest to Chile, and gave Christmas stockings to war veterans in the hospitals. Then, in October, a few of the members attended a Red Cross Training center held at Unity Farm in order to i promote the importance of thc Red Cross and to help the representatives acquire a better understanding of Red Cross methods. During the months of September and March, they held a membership drive in order to raise money for the gift chest fund. A ROUSING DISCUSSION is led by Dixie Stover, president, or the Red Cross meeting. Red C ross Gives eededflzd P1'CSiClCHf - - - .-Y-Y aeed ....,YfY ,,,,,, D i x ie Stover Secretary ..... -,,,,, ,,,,,,r....... J u dy Blat: TEHSUIC1' -------- fa.... - we Rhonda Ravenscraft EXCCUUVC Board ---e--..ffYffY We Ronald Tankersley Sergeant-at-arms -- ...., ,WYYYY T im Bishop Dixie Stover Mrs. Mary Bules Red Cross President Red Cross Sponsor Back row: Janet Sarrett, Barbara Sharp, Imolene Eagan, Warren Jackman Dennis Cummings Ro Id J k' K th M ff Bob Sieggen, Peggy! McDonald, Marlene Tidwell. Second row: Judy Lippold, Susan Pope, Carol Bggn, Jae: Mlditin ersginmy garigl ers, Joyce Graham, Dixie Stover, Rhonda Ravenscroft, Mary Margaret Wilson. Front row: Mrs. Bates sponsor' Linda Sumrmer Patty Bellis V'fQ '1i0 RICS, PUT Reed, Jennifer Williams, Sharon Kilgore, Joyce Smith, Judy Wilkerson. l I l '

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- fargo? 'if LATIN PRESIDENTS ARE TORCH BEARERS os portrayed by pres- idents, Ronnie Sanders, Anna Annan, Bill Thomas, Chuck Keeton, Jim Teegorden, Joan Masovero, and Tam Gaylord. Latin Club Revives Language The Junior Classical League Chapter of East high school boasts the largest membership of all the inter-do partmental clubs. With Miss Virginia McClure 215 SPODSOF, a meeting is held once a month in each Latin class during the school day. Thus, each class has separate officers. The big events of the year are the initiation of the new members in a solemn ceremony conducted by the second year students, and the regional convention at Raytown, Missouri, where every student attending is required to Wear the old style of Latin dress, the toga. Before the conven- tion each school nominates one student for candidacy of a particular office, Then a student manager is chosen for the candidate. At the convention, each school gives a short skit or play, followed by the student manager's speech for his school candidate. i - A - . l 33 Miss Virginia McClure Latin Club Sponsor Back row: Eugene Woolsey, Jerry Armstrong, Bill Radford, Bill Eads, Jim Morris, Jim Teegarden, Warren Britt, Larry Stinnett, Ronald Sanders, Richard Weiland, Jim Woodruff, Randy King. Fourth row: Wayne Holland, Harold Reynolds, Jeanne Anderton, Wanda Rowe, Veronica Draper, Sam Smith, William Bowman, Marcia Wright, George Zaun, Carol Paszynsky, Sharon Cartee. Third row: Phyllis Stark, Judy Coats, Karen Narr, William Holland, Anabel Annan, Ronald Driskell, Ronald Morgan, Fred Brown, Jerry Irwin, Joan Mosovero, Linda Simpkinson, Judy Thomas, Teri Neece. Second row: Mary Lynn Keeton, Luanne Snow, Charlene Gulick, Deanna Brenton, Mary Elizabeth Hopson, Anita Boling, Lindo Harger, Lynn Stinnett, Eva Barrett, Richard Shepard, Charles Shelley, Frank Campbell, Phil Williams. Front row: Robert Carter, Beverly Brown, Mary M. Wilson, Janet Seymour, Vicki Molinoski, Sheri White, Beverly Robertson, Carolyn Jung, Lindo Carter, Margaret Meals, Charlotte Smith. in-at c