East High School - Legend Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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,sr Playing in the State Tournament, Hap Smith takes an outside shot tor two points. The Varsity won thls game against Buena High 54- 53 and later won the State against Rincon. During PW QPig Weekj this East High Student finds happiness in skate-boardlng in the halls while avoiding the mess. Betore the Mid-Year graduation ceremony, Mr. Shook and Donna Astemborski go down the list ot graduates' names to get the proper pronunciation. f ? ,, f X f J , C, , 2, ,, if , Cai' 3592121 I V 1' ' Mg

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Q 5Q,QQQQQ .,QQ,Q3Qd..QQ,.QQwV Q, Q r K Living Longhorn Picture Marks First East Student Body. lt was a hot 85 degrees with a gusty wind blowing when 767 East High students, faculty, administrators and staff members made their way to the football field Wednesday, April 28, 1965. By 11:15 4-TEN YEAR HISTORY-1965 a.m. everyone had been moved into posi- tion inside of special lines marked on the field. The Living Longhorn picture was planned by East High Principal R. E. Mc- Cullar and his administrative staff and placed under the direction of William P. Davis, Mr. Luck, and Mr. Bostrom. Dimen- sions ofthe Longhorn were 194 feet from tip to top along the horns and approximately 80 feet from the nose to the top of the head.