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1966-(left) East’s first Loyalty Week Que¬ en, Wendy Buck- hiester, is crown¬ ed by Mrs. Kathryn Maloney, Dean of Girls. 1 966- (right) Belleville East’s football team defeated the Cairo Pilots 14-7 in the first annual Homecoming Game. 1966- (above) The Concert Choir under the direction of Miss Hope Baer made its debut at the Christmas Vespers Concert. Featured in the program was the Men’s Ensemble. 1967- (right) Mr. McCoy presents Marta Anderson, one of the 27 Junior inductees with her National Honor Society pin and Membership card. 1967-(above) The Marching Lancers stand In formation at their first public performance dur¬ ing a half-time entertainment break. CALENDAR 1966-67 Aug. 30- EAST OPENS. FIRST DAY OF CLASSES. Sept. 15- Student-Faculty Open House. 16- First football game at Auburn, Illinois. East-39, Auburn-19. Nov. 7- “On Wisconsin” voted school song at all-school assembly. 10- First Loyalty Week begins. 11 - Bonfire, blaze dance, hootenany. First parade for marching band. 21- First athletic banquet. Dec. 11 - First performance of Concert Choir. 15-16- East’s first play, “The Rainmaker”. 10- Exchange student from Chile, Carlos Fernandez, visits East. 19- Parents’ Night Feb. 24- “Last Chance Dance”. March 12- DEDICATION AND OPEN HOUSE 31 - “I Hear A Song”, Concert Choir Concert. April 21 - First All-School Variety Show
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THE FIRST TEN YEARS IN REVIEW 1966- (below) Mr. Jerry Turner and Mr. Charles McCoy discuss final preparations for the opening day of classes on the new B.T.H.S. East cam¬ pus. (right) School began at Belleville East in a week of 90 degree temperatures.
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1967- (above) Illinois Superint¬ endent of Public Instruc¬ tion, Ray Page, speaks at the Dedication of B.T.H.S. East and the Junior College on March 12. The program included an in¬ vocation by Albert R. Zur- oweste, Bishop of Belle¬ ville, presentation of plat¬ form guests, and an open house. 1967 (left) Senior class presi¬ dent, Janice Amos con¬ ducts a class meeting in B-100 lecture hall, (right) “The Artor Set” provides music for the Christmas Dance. 4
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