Eastern Hills High School - Clan Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Rachelann Blocker played Mama, a thrifty, loving mother, in I Remember Mama. The play, 'il Remember Mamaf, started Senior activities. The picnic at Camp Carter preceded Senior Day, when Mr. and Miss Eastern Hills and Who's Who were presented in assembly. Wishing wells and flowers deco- rated the Colonial Country Club for the dinner dance. Celebrating the successful completion of exams, Sen- iors turned their rings at the presen- tation ball. 24 Ma Whirls With Uncle Chris compared views with Aunt Sigrid and Aunt Jenny, played respectively by Alan Thompson, Connie Schilder, and Linda Barnett. A typical night at the Hanson house was spent by the family counting and budget- ing papa's pay check, Left to right: Mama, Blockerg Dagmar, Braswellg Katrin, .lacksong Christine, Pageg Nels, Watkinsg and Papa, Harte.

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.fit the state Junior Classical League Convention in Port Arthur, Linda Barnett and Ross Morgan placed first in the vocal contest. s as . N85 fygtlhx-i 9616 9 X01 5hXat0 33,0 e 'tai . -a55l5vgZifK3isen X99 gy qi ' bets X050 ' Conv nxeilxa Q3 C-055 C,-T055 . S0 X . V166 Miami' QV! Whit! Ygei C00 exegtig ,Y ini 80K teal pril Presents Awards Rehearsing for UI Remember Maman kept the cast at school every afternoon until late. Y-Teens raised money at the April in Parisi' dance to pay for baseball uni- forms. Y-Teens also presented L'Welcome to Springf, a fashion show carried out through a Japanese theme. Miss Bakeris chorus presented a religious Easter pro- gram just before the Easter holidays. Wooden boxes painted gray with blue drawings of the school and athletic activities, were made and filled with useful ar- ticles for overseas shipment by the Red Cross. A number of trophies and cups were presented to the school by all who had earned them. At the program for the presentation of the Na- tional Honor Society charter, Nancy Armstrong handed Mrs. Tucker an un-abridged dictionary to be presented to Mr. Meacham, retiring Assistant Sup- erintendent of Schools, who was guest speaker of the occasion. 23

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la 1 t l Baseball, Bermudas, barbecue, and swimming replaced school work for a while durin the Senior picnic. Mr. Meacham and Mr. Johnson look on while Lynn Spain introduces Mr. Byers at the dinner dance. Eddie Bloomfield turns Athelyn Jackson's ring in a garden setting used for the presentation ball at the Meadowbrook Countiy Club.