East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1947 volume:

Ak .1 H515 1 v. mf. ng , ,, yn, ,-.yi ,V 1 1' N, S ZNE W QYQQWQWWM Wi K9 MYWMAM Aj 1-M O,kWf Yb' WMWW awww KV W 1 'ifwwzf 1 1 WY? O THE EASTONIA extends to you a cordial invitation to recall through the medium of this volume the pleasant ,school activities and associations of Utah's Centennial Year, 1947. Two www U uw, 4-L , w.. d r began a new school year, the 'k' autumn splen o , h d. East High, framed in stri ing I ant associations and activities a ea students looking to the future for p eas .fwifa ,KKMJK Three ff ,f Q N ,WW like X. ,, LM A , Z ,,-'ff fi' 'ww' Zff' 'JM' .s If A, 1 Q fy X 5 , s f My . J, k 2 ' Q 77 1 , K ,X 044 V gf X Q! y W ,,,, f M.,,,,,,,u 4-Q N Af wr' 'Mew uw i v1amwi1m,wi ,, Jan mr ff As the leaves turned to hues of gold and brown and the excitement of opening days of school was over, East High students prepared for another adventure in learning. The slanting rays of the autumn sun weave intricate pat- terns of sunlight and shadow on the covered stairways. Five Principal ?ranlz S :Wien Guiding East through this year with flying colors, Mr. Allen upholds all her standards and traditions. Wholeheartedly supporting the student body in attaining their goals, aiding the supervision of the Board of Control, he, with quiet, dignified competence, fills his position of trust well. Uice-Princqnal C Oren Widen As faithful to East as his car is to him M . 7 r. Wilson has won the respect and admiration of every student thr h oug his jovial outlook on difficult matters. He has ll we proved his ability and worthiness as vice-principal of East. Eight Miss UTERLIANN E.H.A.G.'s hard-working ally, a favorite of the girls, Miss Uter- rnann is a Charming, sincere per- son with a heart of gold. She is always ready to do anything for East or for her girls. bearw MR. GARFF Major Garff is the man behind the A. B. of E. His job is to help solve the problems of our East High men. The Major is al- ways ready and eager to give gen- erous, helpful aid and advice to those seeking it. Mr. Ernest Hanson consci- entiously helped direct our school training. He always does for East the best that can be done by anyone. Superin tenden U Dr. Lynn Bennion, superin- tendent of Salt Lake City schools, made himself a wel- come visitor to East. His time and efforts are spent in helping us to obtain a better education. O lVIILLIE ALLEN N. E. LARSON ALVIRA COX ALTON POULSEN English Social Studies English Social Studies HAROLD JOHNSON HAZEL WITOOMB ALICE ROEY C. CIRKEL Athletics, Physics Social Studies Cooking English yaculty These teachers helped us formulate our ideas and plan our future. IMAN HALES Physical Education Ten I if , CLAIRE HANSEN MCKINLEY OSWALD ANNA LEVVIS Illerchandising Physical Education Business '93 ZORA BIICKLESON JOSEPH RICHARDS VERA PELLAR VALOIS ZARR English Social Studies Business Languages, Debate MARY NIAYNE D. E. POWELSON KATHERYN CUNNINGHAM MARION VAN PELT ,'LIe5hanicalDrawing Physics French, English Social Studies, Latin M. STEELMAN LT. F. L. SCHWARTZ ALTA REDD RICHARD HOWELL English Critic ROTC Speech Chemistry The big job Of doing Eastls Of- Hce work falls into the capable hands Of Gene Hultgren, Mary Jensen, and Edyth Carman. L W 54 H L5 A-.J D. PALMER D. STEELMAN JESSE BLACK DELPHINE LYNCH Commercial English Zoology Commercial LISLE BRADFORD MARVIN PUOH PANSYE POWELL H. B, TANNER Music' Physical Education English Aflanual Arts LESLIE NELSON Vocational Guialanoe Twelve ?acultq MARGU ERITE BEATTY Business E. FOSS RICHARDS HARRIETT WILSON Biology Social Science BARBARA XNEST .ADELINE DAVIS MAY E. YOUNG ARCH TUELLER Physical Education Mathematics Business Music HELEN MCSHARRY NIINNIE BARLOW VIVIAN D. DECKER PHYLLIS TREGEAGLE Nursing Clothing Physiology English E. .ALLEN JONES VAI,ENTINE GORLINSKI MYRTLE HOW'ELLS VIRGINI.A FRASER Social Science X Physiology Social Science Nlathematics I ,I 'ff ' 4 . Zi 'L , , Eastls fme library is well tak- en care of by Mrs. Maida Jen- sen and Miss Mavis Farrell. Zin illilemnriam East High School students and faculty pay tribute to Mr. Royal H. Daw, de- ceased mathematics teacher. He will always be remembered by his many students for his untiring service and devotion to their interests and activities. C'ommitteeA Pnooruxt COMMITTEE The credit for securing the fine talent presented on East's assemblies goes to the members of this group. YValt Johnson, Tom Greene, Jean WVashburn, Cal Clark, lNIargie Silvers, Mr. Zarr, Miss Beat- ty, hir. Wilson. SOCIAL COBIRIITTEE Under the direction of the deans and the social committee, social events were high spots in the school year. Jeanne lNIaw, Mr. Garlf, Miss Utermann, Tom Greene, Cal Clark, Mary Lou Young. RED Cnoss COMMITTEE The Red Cross has benefited by the fine work of these students in promoting and collecting contributions to that organization. Dale Johnson, Margaret Vorse, Marilyn Cliff, Rod Kump. PIONEER DAY COMMITTEE These members of the Pioneer Day Committee worked long and hard to prepare an interesting celebration. Walt Johnson, George Strike, Bert Rogers, Cal Clark, Miss Gorlinski, Bob Lambert, Jean Washburn, Tom Greene, Harry Murphy. Fifteen ER i fi' QW f Xxx f ,g f W' T S. 14 S 0 ficem JEAN TOM ARLENE Meet the student body ofhcers who aided Cal in making a successful year of '47, As vice-president, Arlene Starborg was an excellent school historian, keeping a scrapbook of all East High's publicity and fame. jean Washburn, our energetic, attractive secretary, capably fulfilled her secretarial duties. Business Manager Tom Greene rendered the students the best possible service in every respect. - Seventeen Koa:-d of Con trol Handling matters concerning students, their money and their school is the important job of the Board of Control. In its biweekly meetings are discussed the student loody's problems. This group of student oHieers strives always to keep our school on top. BoosTER OFFICERS BILL RICHARDSON Chairman WALT JOHNSON Sergeant-at-Arms BILL BRADFORD Pzzrlirzmentarian LOIS HALE Secretary JOHN APOSTOL Vice-Chairman - awww' KMA tem u The Student Representative Council is the legislative body of East High, and has the responsibility of making known the wishes of the students. Under the direction of Bill Richardson this group has helped materi- ally in making school activities successful. . A. B. or E. OFFICERS Bob Earl, Senior Re,b.,' Charles Thom- as, Preside1zt,' George Mang, Vice-Prey identg Bill Cooper, Secretary, Bob Hal- Wfzfzihhg ander, junior Rep. 14KofS The president of the boys, organization, Chick Thomas, and Major Garff helped bring to all the boys of East a chance to participate in such activities as the boys' assembly and dance, a table-tennis tournament, and an intramural basketball tournament. The A. B. of E. oflicers have done well this year, Twenty CMA . A senior-junior girls' tea, a mothers, and daughters, costume party, a ping-pong tournament, and the annual girls, assembly and dance were some of the events highlighting a successful year. The success of these activities was largely due to the efforts of President Bcverlec Nielson and Miss Utermann. E. H. A. G. OFFICERS Colleen Jensen, junior Rep., Joyce Jer- rell, Treasurer, Renee Easton, Secre- tary, Beverlee Nielson, Presz'dent,' Judy Stoddard, Vice-Preridentg Marilyn Stewart, Senior Rep. 1 7i11'L'7Zf'1'-Oil? Th ird 'Ifeam ,JN . , 'QM Gordon Madsen G Many of the sch00l's leaders come from these students who returned to East for a thzrd year. Jun Kawakamie Jack Hansen gil N A , f , ee Lafayette Holbrook Esther Hadlock Russell Herrscher Bill Richardson Joan Easton Spence Blake Robert Earl Miriam Van Wagenen John Moray Louise Wilson John Giles Gordon Beach Dee Erickson Donna Rae Pearce Eugene Hall mr ff Q Robert Doellc Jerij' Steorts Gordon Crofts Ed Pearson Ray Ericson Biuriel Dahle Dale lYilcox Rodney Parkin Bob Ray Amy Smith Bob Marocco Jay Wvarburton Erma Smith Dick Potts Joyce Lindquist Cap Persch Dick Egan Bill Smith Joleen Swaner Jack Halander Jack Deardorff Gordon Woolley Richard Smith Don L. Peterson in 9 . f' cf, Senivm The Senior Class of 1947 can look back on its record and be proud. Its achieve- ments will stand as a guidepost to future classes. These students, however, will not be content to rest on their laurels, but will go on to even greater successes. SPONSORS Mr. D. E, Powelson Miss V. Corlinski S The achievements of the Senior Class of I9-47 lead us to believe that s there is a great future in store for the students who comprise this group N SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ---z, .-,A- ln., Bob Lambert Suzy Harris Mary Lou Young Todd Cummings President Vice-President Secretary Representative Kay Cummings Joan Olpin Frank Hills Lila Tucker Bob Fowler Luana Peterson Twenty-four tl 46 Bonnie McNeil Ralph Wright Claire Thomas Maurice Low Donna Jean Peterson Don Bennion Betty Southam Don McKinley Joyce Goodro John Clugston Joan Holbrook Betty Funk Jay Tipton Bonnie Evans Demar Tanner Barbara Brooks jean Jones Keith Crutchfield Marilyn Parker Dee Gardner David Steffensen Emma L. Romney George Bean Anna Stevens Jack Newton Mary Ahlin Shirley Bridge Jay Spencer Twenty-five 44 Z Q X f 7 s , .- ,. ' 1 SENI Charles Frake J anice Burdette Louis Taufer Jeannine Foster Viola Carle Ray Smith Twenty-six Renee Sumrnerhays Gene Peaden O Betty Huber Brent Eagar Shirley Workman Phil Zirnrnerman Stan Mendel Joyce Parkinson John Geigle Mary Nell Schacle Glenna Carpenter Richard Moray Carol Cornwall Alan Murdock Dick Roberson Joy Heiner Fred Hubert Janet Kehl Richard Aldous Pat Pannier Warren Davis Carolyn King Mary Cayias Kenneth Smith Dola Mae Loring Brent Harrington Carl Hess Diane Dixon Marvin Tobias Joy Wilbur Sylvia Patterson Karl Egan Lorraine johnson John Spiker David johnson Bonnie West Jim Storrs Rose Mary Hinkle Richard Dix Gwen Brown Dorothy Paulson David Hoggan Joyce Tollstrup Bill Young Nancy Morley Bob Boyle Twenty-seven SENI Faye Souvall Bill Bradford J oyce Jerrell john Neeesian Bob Grover Gail McCarty Carl Glissmeyer Twenty-eight Annette Shurtlefif O Marilyn Edwards Hal Culverwell Frances Wood Bill Evans Bob Powelson Maureen Barnes Dave Christensen Beth Lindhe joan Cornwall Glen Pearce Barbara Ellerbeck Dick Wirick Jack Brown Geraldine Gilroy Blaine Little Dawna Tregeagle -8' 1 Donald Lusty Doris Fletcher Walt Johnson Darlene Mantyla Burton McKelvie Martha Castles Reid Lui? Norma Dean Hill John Morck Kara Lynn Cheney Margaret Hanks Edwin Higham Tanya Tatorn Dick Ferris QQ fa Yoshiko Niiya VVilliam Kornernann Pat Fraughton Don Lyman Mg 1 ,fi ' Vis Joseph C. Johnson Mary Lou Farr Walt Surnmerhays Marilyn Nielson Ruth Robertson David Lusty Virginia Robinson Sterling Good Pat Sharon Robert Blackham Twenty-nine Thirty SE Dorothy Leavitt Marilyn Nicholes Allyn Mahoney Jean Steele Gordon Evans Arden Spence Gladys Carey Harold Woodland NIO Marcia Lien Dick Markham Nancy Rawlins Verona Peterson Marjorie Silfast Kay Hampson Bob Cronholrn Donna Hinckley Jack Sherman Winona Angell Diane James Richard Burton Renee Christensen Ray Eggertsen Eloise Lund Beverly Meredith Barbara Seegmiller Peggy Ford Lynn Zumbrunnen Joan Duke Maureen Rasmussen Raymond Rossberg Mary Ellen Wood Elaine jaquier Douglas Crane Mae Allen Ray Anne Shrader Raymond Mills Joyce Juliussen Norma Bryson Perry Soderberg Nella Mae Dalton Alma Barman Clause Barton Paul ohnson 'vfarjory Huntington iane lNicl'1olson Bill Flegge Benette ohnson Dave Timmins anet ohnson Lloyd Campbell Zilpha Bosone Jean Allen Thzrtg one ' as ik SE Don Karnerath Mary Jane Shricker Leslie Nash Dorothy Kennard Karyl jean Lamont Hal Visick Joanne Neeley Parrish Carlston Thirty-two NIO Bob Taylor Marilyn Innes Fred Winner Francine Robbins Barbara Victor Bill Martneau Carolyn Murphy Joan Taylor Nancy Wayman Gay Schnabel Ivan Harry Kay Mclaatchy Glen Balli June Brown Darlene Bluhm Dick Dahn joan Winegar Bernice Blunk Arte Bailey Ruth Monson Lois johnson Wfarwick Tyler Barbara Brewer Louise Papenfuss Barbara Hayward Gary Seib Elaine Clark Laurie White Jolene Reimann Cherry Smith Ronald Larsen Jessie Lou Rees Max Garrett Delores Johnson Glenna Carlsen Lloyd Hatch Barbara Stenzel Robert Kelly Donna Gygi Joanne Campbell Vico Henriques Beverly Hudspeth Shirley Sher Keith Moore if 2 My f '6 f ff Xi! X' 'Wiley f' filo 5 X4 ' . kv - F5 72 X4 f , 7 - ' -y l X f ff.: Jwsggt ,gfgj I I f Q 15' ff. N A, ,,,,f Q ' I HX ' 'C ' - i f ga- f Q w, X X ff 1, is .fifix Thirfy-three taps .mst SENIO Barbara Brooksbank Ted Schofield Patsy Young Charlene Daley James Hook Bettie McNeil Keith Olson Pat Pierpont Thirly-four Darrell Knight Lois Hoff Harold Knowlton Donna jean Hester Grace Hamal Lois Moyer Des Bloomfield Joan Buckwalter Donald Timpson Patricia Duckworth Lillie Kojima Rosemarie Crook Joan Fechser Rulon H. Nuttall Jeanne Walker Norma Workman if is X is - V : F' S . Dorothy Cook Donald Smith Wilfred Duffield Carryl Worthen ,M.....2Q. fslkz jay Norberg Shirley Gabrielson Dave Trask Barbara Jean Alvey Shirley Drury Maxine Anderson Jackeen Godson Sam King Lee Smith Frances Hopkin Dan Brown Pauline Maxwell Jeanne Snow Warren Anderson Marilyn Burnham Carley Budd Clerrell Bishop Dorothy Nordquist Joan Wilkinson Pat Henry Ruth Wyss Melvin Bingham Jerry Slaughter Roberta Slmpson Thzrlj five Betty VValton Joe Knowlton Marilyn Roasendaal Leah Cowan Pat Pohlrnan Tlzirfy-six joan Allen Earl Heusser Maurine Ellis NIC Jack Whitney Norma Earl Helen Gray Virginia Rainey Vera Askerlund Leone Rogers Joan MCMillin Nancy Cramer Carlene Larsen Mary Hillman Bud Pannier Margaret Vorse Ruby Lenk Bob Jack Jeanne Safford Melvin Larson Carolyn Tripp Mildred Jensen jot Condie Mary Lou Jensen Victor Krantz Marilyn Hegessy Joleen Shurtlefif Tom Polychronis Mary Gibbs Richard Blackmair Shirley Hoffman Diane Tripp Bonnie Shafer Marilyn Oberg Lee Simons Jane Stauffer Florence Ferrell Glen Cahoon Pat Decker jeniel Barlow Joyce Jensen Neil Williams Curtis Ackerlind Beverly Niederkorn Bruce Nuttall Geniel Blunt Janet Curtis Marilyn Hamal 5 Th rig seven P' 'SSW' SE Jack Norton Tess Geis Anne Walter Bill Christolfferson Carola Reiter Julie Alder Thirty-eight Sylvia MCGhie Stella Cozakos NIO Gordon Hansen Joan Broberg Bill Boyd Rheta Bllingford Beverly Carruthers Maurine Grover Mary Baker Joan Hammond Harry Walker Joan Springer Richard Harris Catherine Davies Lucille Nakamura Dorothea Kurz Fred Rico LaRae Smith 'W Lowell Gould jeannene Hurst Shanna Jones Peggy Thomas Arden Maycrs Belva Radcliff Jerry Smith Ernest Schloss Lee Kemp Eugene Carr Mary Cozakos Relia Edling Mary Cook Leila Echols Marilyn Ness George Strike Ray Paskett Mary Lyon Diane Bullough Dean Jensen Wanda Scott Oletta Wald Connie Houghton Delores Southam Gilbert Hamblin Jean Dixon Gordon Bult Darla Johnson 'le J if , t, Q Thirfy-nine Forty Roddy Cushing Shirley Ellis Kenneth Thayn Beverlee Chase Diane Jarman ErrolAQuinn Thue Gin Pauline Gale NIC Elaine Parish Dixie Bosley Doug Johansen Carolyn Tensrneyer Kae Lythgoe Hazel Galloway Thomas Larsen Lois Spencer Bill Olsen Janice Ray Hyrum VVeiss Beverly Montgomery Marilyn Murphy Doug Denkers Anita Nielson Conway Peterson Jeanne Taylor Bette Vincent Lucille Himstreet Barbara Rciser Darlene Bowden Bill Kenney James Soderberg Mariain Parker Jean Fleming Gayle Mortcnson Ruth Henstrom Molly Sclamuke Pat Lund John Chipman Betty Newberry Lin Fuller Arlene Drushal Barbara Griffin Milton King Norma Sutton Barbara Buchanan Robert Harman Jacque Taylor Irving Mednick Ru Nee Clark Nancy Huish Verdeen Hanson Beverly Nielson Forly-two SE Deno Kannes Anne Anderson Howard Erickson Gail Longden Sylvia Sher N I A Robert Clendenin y Lucille Birkinshaw Richard Feinauer Robert Farnsworth Betty Mae Dreyfous Ted Brunker Barbara Johnson Marilyn Aldrich Leo Knowles Connie Bowman Eugene Woodlind Dean Jones Ruth Merrihew Dick Davis Ella Kelsey Anne Gilmer Bill Bowes Barbara Koch Jim Ward .9- ls xlirsal rr lf' 5 'li Mary Louise Stewart Kenneth Elwood Donna Anderson Doug Carter Arthur Coombs Shirley Richey Monte Hathaway joan Green Niarilyn Rigby Earl Monsey Lois Coombs Louis Falck Grant Castleton Lynne Wade Bob Romney Gloria Connor Bob Dresser Doris Butters Richard Muir Janet Oberg Dean Floyd Beverly Stoven Florence Gates Bart Hickman Donna Curtis Darrell Knight Shirley Graham Richard Rebholz W 3 Forlw'-three Florence Kolby Elwood Bowman Gordon Bult Richard Cook Samuel Craig Darrell Biekmore Marshall lN1c Nlurran Louise Crandall Forfj our Carilyn Heaton Tearle lNhite Jean Duncan Courtney Trench Joe lylatson Marilyn Heaton Richard Bowers Jimmy Allen James Irwin Rodger Bown Joan Bennett Ray Higgins Marcus Holmgren Clayne Peterson Don Foulger Barbara Ruddy Q .MQ fix' Charles Spence Marilyn Mahoney James Littlejohn Sibyl Brown Hal Welch Dick Jensen Keith Dietzel Henry Seeley Leslie Cooper Pat Ellertson Keith Sleater Herbert Hills Ann Rogerson Ralph Clarke Ann Stevens Larry Braby Pat Webb Arlan Bassett Gerry Leonard erry Salmon Mary Goodson Paul Peery Leo Olsson Lorraine Gallacher Bill Hunter Henry Bement Robert Weaver Joyce Kimball Robert Ryberg Nancy MCCOD3h3y' Jack Stevens -W SE Rosemary Hilton Joan Amott Darlene Langenbacker Mary Frances Maack Wilford Stoler foztj 51x NIO Beverly Adams Harold Brooks Nancy Waterman Kenneth Millard VVallace Miner Bonnie Pace Jimmy Walker Ruth Anderson Gwen Layton Diane Thain Joyce Jackman Joan Wilkinson Renee Edwards Ronald Webb Pat Fox Loyd Campbell Norma Nuttall Ronald Ross Gail Weggeland Sharee Howlett Noel Senior Mary Hillman Gaynor Atkinson Sadie Jones Lue Wana Christensen Jayne Anderson Gloria Todd Kenneth Lavin Joyce Fisher Carolyn Taft Mary Daly Kimball VVood Dianne Syphus Dix Healy Doris Higbee Keith Fisher Marilyn Wessman Paul Viko Grant MacFarlane Janet Young Ed Jones Myra Wilkinson Larry Dykes Mary Patrick Forty-seven ,A SENIGRS Marjorie Peterson Bud Taylor Haleen McAllister Squires Poelrnan Bruce Warburton Forty-eight Marilyn Parry Kenneth Broadhead Alexandra Condas Elaine Sims Dale Johnson Renee Easton Jack Bickmore Kyle Swallow Betty Gardner Bill Cooper Nancy Newell Marilyn Lindsay Don lyloss Larue Christiansen Howard McQuarrie Hal Guggisberg Jeanne Maw Rod Kump Julia Jensen Que 1-my Jacine Romney Q N.--nr K2- - 1 I john Apostol Beth Nieholes Fielding Nelson he W g gg V5 . 0- Q4 S ' ai, s N X Q, Ed Kimball jean Washburn Tom Greene Beverlee Nielson Marilyn Stewart Charles Rampton Norma Wlarenski Bob Haerr 1l'6 Jim Murphy Margie Ann Silvers s.--,rw 'AY Duane Gale Pat Lunt .fanny Wlinder Richard Jennings Don Olson Pat Robinson Jackie Chatterton Burton Cassity Dave Osborne Judy VVinder Lorrin Garside Anna Dinwoodey Mark Garrett Margie lNilliams Forty-nine 1 Uaflnem C1116 The responsibility for order in assemblies is given to the Ushers' Club. The improve ment in the conduct of students was noticeable when this group began its activities Bob Romney Russell Herrscther Don Foulger Prexidenf Vice-President Spokesman Fffly ,Kwai if fe-J Paul Viko Secretary bil-ectvrq Editor Beth Nicholes and her staff. composed of Fielding Nelson. Marilyn Parker. Duane Gale. and lllaine Clark. kept up the high standard of work which traditionally marks the East High Directory and Handbook. Hard at work on the Dircfriorj' . Duane Biarilyn Beth Fielding Elaine Fifi,-0 ir .gras F25 N7 ' f, ss wk: ' I ., W, Z 7,1 My N as rf 1 gf' .. f 3 ce M Fifty-Iwo GeorQcBea11 skirts his own left end for another long gain during the Eaxt-Carbon ballle. ?oot6all The rough and tumble sport of football is a favorite at the hilltop school. Eastls teams are always among the best. Managem The Athletic Managers are those men behind the teams who con- tribute a great deal to the success of Eastls athletic endeavors. The unheralded work they do is ex- tremely important. Managers this year were Bill Hunter, Bob Earl, Bill Sadler, George Mang, Jim VVard, and Stanley Richards. Iltick 041.1414 Mick Oswald must be complimented on his consistently fine work of coaching. The A football, B basketball, baseball, and tennis teams which he directs are always among the finest in the state. C'oaclaeA These athletic directors are largely re- sponsible for the fine showings of East High teams. Harold Jolunaon An indispensable member of the athletic de- partment is Harold Johnson. His 'ABM foot- ball and A basketball teams reflect the excellent job of coaching he does. Hman lJaleA Iman Hales is well-known as an able, com- petent coach. His ability in coaching the junior -varsity football and basketball, wrest- ling, and track teams is widely recognized. Fifry-Zhree F iffy-f W ?vvt6all l It took long, hard hours of prac- tice to perfect a team with the strength of experience. Bob Romney Center Bob Lambert Tackle Dermott McDonald Ray Ericson End Quarterback Walt Johnson Bill Kenney End Tailbaek W Q A South High back is dropped after a short gain, by Gordon Woolley KQOQ, East High guard, as Rod Parkin f4Ij and Don Foulger fllj close in. Don Peterson Chick Thomas Cal Clark Quarterback Center End Russell Herrscher Rod Parkin Jack Noble Tackle Tailback End We f 'ffi -ov' 'VW 2 if Filfly-hue ,NX fvif 5 , Q , ff' 'W' 4 W Team fecord East began its football season this year by defeating VVeber. 33-6. The following week the Leopards traveled to Provo to trample over the strong and highly respected Bull- dog team, 18-O. The results of these two pre-season games made East a favorite in the newly formed Big Nine. In their first league game of the year the Leopards met Jordan on East,s muddy Held, to fall before the powerful Beetdiggers, 13-7. Hardly having recovered from this blow, the Leopards again fell before a snappy McKinley High team from Hawaii, 7-0, in a close. hard fought battle at the University of Utah stadium. The succeeding week, however, East came back to defeat the Carbon Dinosaurs by a score of 13 to 6. The next four games saw East take two defeats but also gain two more decisive victories. In the first of these games, East defeated the Granite Farmers, 25-O. Home- coming saw the Leopards playing host to West High. On a snow-covered field, in what was probably the hardest battle of the year, the Panthers finally scored to win the game, 6-O. East was defeated again in the next game by Ogden by a score of 6-O. I ' last game, Coach Cswald's players exhibited offensive strength that surpassed v' performances to win from South, 13-0, and finished in fourth place. 30 r- tanding in the backfield were George Bean, Ray Ericson, Rod Parkin, and n is. Linemen Cal Clark, Jack Noble, Cordon Woolley, Bob Lambert, and icl-S sxhelped give East its Hghting spirit and nearly invincible line. X 5 J is ga -AX 6 X x .lf Gordon Woolley Keith Anderson Don Foulger Wfalt Summerhays Guard Fullback Halfback Center t f z I K Fifty-:even ,AQ .ai5 l Bob Clendenin Sand ' ' A f M , , . , Quarterback Fillbacicrrls Berg Rogers Ruth Flsher ua' Guard Mali lnenliove Tom Polychronis George Bean Jack Hansen af at 7'f1fff16 Yeaizbagk Gum Kew fzziiw ' f ' f ' ' Y ' riwhf ,f .,, ..- , 1,4 E? Q w- - ge' Milf' C' B an is lqnallv bfouffvt dozen after losing faorffa 0 . ' A . -X - f est his f00ti11Q on fill? .SPIOWY WM dwmg the W ' ' - f 11 asszstance. f ,to 15 game, Harman f-567 Of PM Comm Fifty-Hgh! Wg... o Fw .Lf Spaffered ZL'l.fl7 4 mr W N' 1 '9 r4 k mud, Bob Lambert K34 ,,,. :- j ana' Gordon Woolle' 39 J K j hold PVe.vt'5 fullback I - Bean. h VV ber warriors ZW defpemtely to stop Gewge T 6 'U , - o no gain. in 'UWQWW Fifty-Hifi? I .gm is K . Q5 ' I . Xifififi C-, ' W ,, ww Bill Young Darrell Knight Art Coombs Louis Falck Glen Balli Glen Pearce Lee Capel Bruce Warburton Bill Hunter Bob Ray Bill Hopkins Carl Hess Warren Davis Wallace Miner Bill Richardson Kenneth Broaclhead jim Murphy Bud Pannier Richard Bowers Todd Cummings S1 HJ' The funiov' Varsity team leaves East for the held where it will play. unior Uamitq ?oo tba! The Junior Varsity Squad under Iman Hales completed a nearly perfect season by winning first place in league competition. Except for a loss to Jordan at the first of the season, it was unbeaten. Some of the note- worthy players on an outstanding team were Jim Murphy, Don Kam- erath, Richard Bowers, Bill Kenney, and Bill Richardson. Harold Brooks Don Kamerath Sixty-one South's speedy back is hit hard by Sandy Morris, while Cal Clark f35j and Gordon lfifoolley f20,l come to aia' him. ?ovt6all As far as football is concerned, East can look forward to a rosy future. With the rein- forcing strength which the Bw team players bring, future varsity squads should be very strong. The BM team hung up a spotless record this year. They won every game and finished on top of the league. The team and Coach Harold Johnson should certainly be congratu- lated on their fine work. Among the outstanding players of a championship team were Glen Nielsen, Judd Nielsen, Blaine Barnes, Harlow Pickett, and Tom Jensen. W e f Tom makes a mastev ul speech of prerentation. Homecoming As a fitting climax to Eastls season, we Celebrated the annual Homecoming Day. The returning alumni, along with the present student body, enjoyed the assembly and the Hrst big dance of the year. Queen Suzy Harris reigned over the celebration, with Mary Lou Young and Judy Stoddard as attendants. Sixij three Silfy-f0ZlI' Stop! Students at work .. '1'riekytwirZer5. . . Centennial gardens . . . Fritz and the gang . . . The pause that refreshes Displaced person .. Ballroom brawl Take' notice! Ladies, men . . . Dark Town Pok 4'z' Club Sixty-five Sixty-six . VK, 2' , 0, N, hw E w waz 'Q' mv W h ' ' df 4 Q ff, 7 'Q' , , ,Z mia! 4 wan , 7w' ,fzf.a4 fm-5fg5gf f w,f af ,V 0, 6 gb J 161 , Q , 16 fi V4 4 ,- 1 ' 'sa- O XN'ith the advent of Old Man Wfinter the thoughts of students turn from school work to the sparkling ski slopes of the Wasatch Range and the crystalline beauty of the white, frozen mountains. If ,N 'sw Lawn .bi AF. N' ' luv, .., X., .ear k - .L.'l,1-Q.. - Sixfy-xeven i , i E The Radio Club has given its members experience in an extremely interesting activity. This group has sponsored the Junior Town Meeting of the Air broadcasts, which originated in East's auditorium, and has supervised the presentation of the Inquiring Editor program. The develop- ment a-nd enjoyment of radio speaking comes to the active members in this club. J. C. johnson Prmident Margie Silvers Secretary Marilyn Stewart Vice-President Tom Greene Treasurer Mrs. Powell, Mr. Zarr. Bliss Tregeagle Sponsors Sixty-sigh! Rex Anderson Tr FKISZI Ver Renee Easton Secrefzzzy Mummy, Niargie Silvers President Todd Cuinnunffs J l Vice-President Nliss Redd Y f Sponsor :VW X Acting and the associated arts are the interests of the Thespian Club. Evidencing the attrac- tion these interests hold for the students is the fact that it is one of the largest clubs this year The Thespians sponsor the school play and other dramatic activities. , . , V , A .- am - -I fzewfmmwfxwior w Th01'z'! Now wairr' engagrfdf' ll , II Qt flealer 241114 Mabel Rogers ..,.7.. Savannah ...,... Henry Rogers ..,... jimmy Rogers ....Y7 Norleen Sears ......, Clara Donovan ......, lfValter Donovan.. Dorothy Donovan ....vo,.. Dane Lawson ,,.,.., zlflargaret ..,....... Gala ,,,,,,A. Mary .......... CAST june Moncur Diane Jarman ..........Tanya Tatom Nlarilyn Crandall Melvin Larson .........John Meeks Howard McQuarrie Sylvia McGhie Noel Senior Cherry Moslander Jean Fleming Harry Murphy Peggy Ford Joan Easton John Moray Eileen Osmond Virginia Neeley Ruth Merrihew Louise Crandall Pat Lund Arlene Drushall The successful presentation of the annual school play highlighted the activities of the drama department. Through a double cast many were given an opportunity to display their dra- matic talents. Miss Alta Redd may well be proud of the performances she directed. l Seventy I thought you told me your son didnjt like girls. lo I ought to lfzlofk your lyfofff off. Look what I found in blaster 'limmylv bed. ll IIIOIIIJIL'-0,4'flIfIILf fifth' l'!IZ',Yl'!f'1 f 'Why donjt you be a little friendly? Highlighting an impressive Christmas pageant, Jeanne Maw was Crowned in a Hurry of sparkling snow flakes by jolly old Santa himself. Jeanne ruled as Snow Queen over the day-long Yuletide Celebration and the Christmas dance with her attendants, Ann Rogerson and Arlene Starborg. Santa C. Lambert cum' hir three reig1z-dearsf' Seventy-lz1'0 The senior girls entertain the girls of the junior class at the traditional junior-Senior Tea. Dogwood shows Hhisj' appreciation for Themesong's theme song. A llflothers' and Daughters' Costume Party brought out many amusing Ndisguisesf' Seventy-three U The debate teams of East have well represented their school in speech tournaments this year. In the Weber tournament East took a first, a second, and a third place, giving East enough points to win the Sweepstakes Trophy. In the state tournament at the University of Utah, one of East's teams reached the semiiinals. Under Mr. Zarrls able direction this school function has become a favorite. The debate question this year was Resolved: That the Federal Government should provide a system of complete medical care available to all citizens at public expense. Carol Cornwall Student Debate Coach Burton Cassity Student Debate Coach Faye Holbrook Treasurer Earl Monsey Secretary Rod Kump President Tom Greene Student Debate Coach Marily'n Stewart Student Debate Coach Mr. Zarr Sponsor Seventy-four Tom Greene and Burton Cassity re- ceive a cup for their jirst place in Alenjs A Debate at Weber College. Ray Higginx practicef his oratory before an audience. Resolz'ea' .... ' Sevenfy-hw' 1 F ,qw Jack Hadley Photographer 4 W ,Q Ulla 2 D arab ff, t lock An outlet for journalistic talents and a source of interesting information is the East news- paper. Red and Black. Editor Alexandra Condas has given to this paper the leadership required for journalistic success. Pat Pohlnian Miss Alvira Cox Haleen McAllister Ar! Editor Faculty Spomor Bookkeeper Carol Cornwall Exchange Editor Paul Viko Circulation Manager 4,2 Q K 2 jacine Romney Assistant Editor Seventy-seven a Kay Mclsatchy , Pmetor Ray Gardiner Quaestor Mona Olsen Tribune Frank Madsen Consul , Jeanne Mariani Aedile Y Ted Cannon , Quaesior ' Fumi Fujii , Pfaetor Miss Van Pelt Sponsor Ruth Anderson Consul Topping off a successful year with their annual Roman banquet, the Latin Club relived the days of old Rome with all its splendor. Activities typical of that day were carried out in the interesting program. Miss Van Pelt has led her students to a greater understanding and appre- ciation of the contributions which the Latin language and Roman culture have made to our civilization. Seventy-eight Hi 1 Under the direction of Mr. Zarr, learning the language and characteristics of the German people was not only educational but enjoyable as well. A Christmas party was only one of the activities which made participation in this group worthwhile. Jay VYarburton Class Represenialive Kay Lythgoe Secretary Vico Henriques President Bert Rogers Vice-President Jack Elder Class Representative Darlene Bluhm Class Representative Charles Frake Treasurer Mr. Zarr Sponsor Seventy-nine fv- The annual Spanish Fiesta climaxed a year of acquaintance with Spanish traditions and la lengua de Espana. Projects made for the occasion proved instructive as well as very interesting A program of Spanish dances and songs pleased the large audience in attendance. Miss Hartwell has brought to her students an appreciation of many things Spanish and Latin-American Eighiy jim Moyle President Lee Pitchforth President pro tem Ed Kimball Secretary Caryl Peterson Treasurer Pat Pohlman Vice-President Miss Hartwell Sponsor A great deal of painstaking work goes into the many .zuonderful ex- hibits ronstruffea' for the Fiesta. 'Nik ,mb A scene from the pietur , O esque la' Men'5 Danee. v f 'l S jza II Ztih cosfzmzes are zwry att1'az'Iiz'f' fo the ew. Eighty-one The French Club has tried to enable its members to learn the language and customs of the French people. A memorable Christmas program, Chez Elle, and the Mardi Gras, recap- tured the spirit of old France. Yvonne Heppley Treasurer Tanya Tatom Vice-Presidenf James Irwin President Jean Fleming Program Chairman Bob Cutler Treasurer A 9 Elaine Jaquier Secretary -. , 27. ' julie Alder Miss Cunningham -if ff, 47 4 Sponsor l Ifighfy-Iwo C The sidewalk cafe, the wandering entertainers, the folk songs, the distinctive foods, and the portrayals of French life during lVIardi Gras brought to East a little of the atmosphere of Paris. Two coupler drink a toast. Hors rfoeuvres and wines are prepared. 7' r 6 Q 2 Eighly-Ihree ? The organization for the officers of the East High R.O.T.C. battalion is Beau Sabreur This group has endeavored to solve the problems of the companies and to promote companionship among their officers and men. Eighty-j'01u' Capt. Leslie Cooper Secretary Col. Joseph C. Johnson President Maj. Dale Wilcox Treasurer Maj. John Giles Vice-President Lt. F. L. Schwartz Sponsor Honorary Lieutenant Colonel and commander ofthe East High battalion, Ann Rogerson, with Majors Suzy Harris and Jeanne Maw was presented on the R.O.T.C. Assembly and presided over the enjoyable Junior Military Ball. I had it here a minute ago. Very commanding officers . . . fl' ' 1 , ff 'ff-wws-WMfQQ Efyltfy-hue Ura tory S. M K HARRY WALKER The winner of the annual S. A. R. Oratorical Contest was Harry Walker. His forcefulness in speak- ing and his timely theme, A Plea for Safetyf, brought him the well- dcscrved prize. We expect to hear more of Harryls accomplishments. Eighty-six 15. 14 K MARILYN STEWART Marilyn's winning oration, Democracy and the Consti- tutionf, was enjoyed by all. Those who heard it will not soon forget the worth-while ideas in her speech nor will they forget the outstanding Work she has done at East in public speaking. CAROL CORNXVALL For her outstanding scholarship, leadership, and personality, Carol received the Citizenship Award. She then competed with girls from six other Utah high schools for a trip to Washington. Carol didn't have to take Hrst place among these to make us realize that she's Utopsfi RICHARD ALDOUS The Bausch and Lombe Science Award for 1947 was given to Richard Aldous, an outstanding student in all respects. His main- tenance of exceptionally high grades in all his high school sciences, together with his other qualifications, made him worthy of the honor. Eighfy-seu Under the expert direction of Mr. Arch Tueller, the orchestra gave its members a chance to ac quire an understanding of good music and an opportunity to play formed an important part of the opera and other musical programs. Eighty-eight that music. The orchestra Without the capable help of the stage crew, such productions as the school play, the opera, and assemblies would be impossible. Mr. Tan- ner and the crew gave much of their time to insure the success of these presentations. Q 4 if 1 ' Ami After being disbanded during the war, the Khern Klub was reorganized this year. Saturday field trips to industrial plants and research laboratories, and after-school speakers gave the members of this organization an unusual opportunity to learn of the wonders of chemistry and its possibilities as an occupation. Dave Trask A ssislant Chemist Charles Frakc Chief Chemkt Dick Ferris Pay Clerk Mr. Howell Audiior Efglzly-nine r-all lj ,f A 4 N' 5 L Q 1,5 2, 5 East High was called by the vice-president of the Salt Lake Ski Club 'cthe most ski-minded high school in the United Statesf' Boasting the largest club membership in the school, the Ski Club is also one of the most active clubs. During the winter season one or two busloads of skiers went to Alta each week. In the annual Knudson Cup race, the East Ski Team vir- tually uwalked awayw with the awards. Skiing is here to stay at the hilltop school. Bob Earl President Duane Cale Business Manager Margaret Vorse Secretary Dave Christensen Vice-President Rirs. lN'cst Sponsor Ninety A part ofthe East Ski Team with the cup they won . .. The Southeast Roller Rink has seen the skaters of East enjoying one of the favorite rec- reations. Rlemhers of the Skating Club can say that they have enjoyed skating with their friends as they thrilled to the roar of Hashing rollers. . I Bob Boyle Presidfrzl fl V,- , 5 Alfred Yan lYagenen Beth Lindhe 'xt A XM , I , St'fft'fII7'w1' Vire-Presidezif X N QA K , .ff A X v N: A C 1, in U,- Klrs, YN est V A 591 1. Sponsor ? ll ASSUNE TQ Sl-LTER! il ,f I 5 , 5s f M J' vf' Ay he Ninety-one Ninety-two jwww? -.J T V--M. s..,,m James Soderberg, john Ghipman, Gordon Madsen, Gordon Bult, Duane Gale, Gordon Evans, Jack Stevens, Burton Gassity. In the Intramural League at East, Basement-7 captured an exciting cham- pionship game by defeating a hard-lighting five from G-9, 25 to 18. The game was a thriller all the way, but the team from Boys' Gym was too strong at the basket. Majof' Gary? of the Faculty team shoots on the run. M, ,Q i . Biary Jane Sehrieker, Delores Johnson, Ray Anne Schrader, Esther Hadlock, Jean Duncan, Relia Edling, Jeanne Maw, Beverlee Nielson. Q1-IA' fn ffdmdfdf Winner-A These feminine basketeers played their way into the place of honor in the girls' intramural basketball tournament. In the final game the 6'Tom Catsw defeated the Tricky Teenersf, 12-2, for the title. Table 7enniA Esther Hadlock triumphed in the senior singles section of the E.H.A.G.-sponsored p i n g - p o n g tournament. Her consistent playing won for her the Championship. Arlan Bassett received a new table tennis set for his victory in the A. B. of E. tourney. X t rw 3 Ninety-three jack Dcardorjf scrambles with West players for the ball . . . Winning four of their nine games, East's HAH team finished their regular season in a tie for fifth place with West High. In the playoff game the Leopards thoroughly trouneed the Panthers 38 to 20 to gain a berth in the state basketball tourney. Even though they failed to Click just right in the tournament and were eliminated, East's team was undoubtedly one of the Hnest in the state. The hard work done and the sportsmanship exhibited by the team made East High proud of its basketball squad. Willie Stoler Keith Olson Glen Nielsen Walt Johnson Forward Forward Guard Guard Keith Olsoll Sinks The pep band is led in a school song at an East- West gum e by Dean fensen. X. A '+eV'1ZZ 'f ' 4 N757 N I.. sf, ,,,,,,,a, VJ 1 ,IM - ,,f, C 'ab- Dermott McDonald Chick Thomas Cal Clark Gordon Crofts Forwnrfl Cenier Center Guard A Head Cheer Leader, Don McKinley, and his assistants have greatly influenced the support which the students have given to their teams. jack Halander Don McKinley Valerie Birkinshaw Mary Lou Young Billy Calvin Dick Egan leaps high to take the ball away from Carbon players. s s r Bill Bowes Harold Brooks Leon Heaps Don Olson Bill Cooper Glen Ipsen Reid Ivins Rich Rebholz The Junior varsity not only won first place in football but repeated the performance in basket- ball. Losing only to iNest High, the jV,s stacked up nine victories to finish at the top of the league. The fine record which this team made this year is certainly praiseworthy. Another basket is 5 c 0 r e ci in t h e h a T d - fo u g ht East-West game. The juniors carne through to repeat the record of last year. They frnished atop the league with a perfect record. The wonderful ball the fellows played leads us to expect great things from our varsity squads of succeeding years. 1 l ,.-1--, a .f Y Ninety-eight A happy, jubila throng of East su porters swarms or the floor aftef hair-raising on point last-seco victory over W4 . 'WSW Darrell Knight, Jim Storrs, Jim Moyle, Tom Jensen, Bruce Warburton, Bob Earl, Calvin Dunn, Delmain Ballard, john Narcessian, Gordon Hansen, Ted Skeen, Don Kamerath, Bill Young. 107-ed fling In spite of limited facilities Coach Iman Hales turned out an exceptionally fine team of grunt-and-groan artists. The team entered four meets with Millard and Davis High Schools, two of the strongest teams in the region, and made a good showing. In the state championship wrestling meet at the University of Utah, which East en- tered, Gordon Hansen won and several other members of the team were runners-up in their respective weight divisions. Hey, johnny! Pick on Somebody your own size, The Swimming Club met regularly at the Y.W.C. A. pool to participate in the graceful sport. Special instruction in swimming and lifesaving was offered. Though the primary motive for the club was pleasure, many benefits were derived from it. One hundrezl i i 'iltls a strike! That phrase became quite common before the end of the yearls session with the bowling ball and pins. Under the supervision of Mr. Black the Bowling Club met each week in one of the local alleys, where rnany enjoyable hours were spent in learning the fine points of the popular sport. Bill Richardson Pat Pohlrnan John Clugston Ruth Robertson Mr. Black President Secretary Treasurer Vice-Prerident Sponsor O1zr'l:z:nzl1'cd on i l 6' W... X Ag, u ug ma wx f-L? V2 . , A -.. f f 4 , Z ff W 'WW' la' fmfw i mfa wf aww f 1:41 if v 1 1 ffwzmeffwffwf-www f f ww fvxff' +491 Q.. r WO ' x f I 1 1 , 1 1, ' I., ' , 5 wVI,f',. Y X' ' X lull' JW? X' , HUA xx .i 1 5 533 -'...,4 ,... 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'x ' 2 'g 442 One hundred seven if e s 5 1 Q ,fe 4 f 5 5 E S Q 2 3 l I The familiar portals of East frame the entranee to a citadel of learning. Through fall ano winter these portals are an impressive sight but in the spring, when the world is in leaf, they become an invitation to the enjoyable school life of the season. One hundred eight Patsy Nanette Valerie Willie Chick Deloy S. 14 Z Ufficem 1943 y These officers were elected for the school year 1947-48. Upon these victors is placed the re- sponsibility for school government: Willie Stoler, Presidentg Patsy Judd, Secretaryg Deloy Maryon Eastonia Editorg Nanette Senior, Red and Black Editorg Valerie Birkinshaw, Head Cheer Leader Chick Thomas, Hnalist for Presidency. -..-v WHA ' bance The E.H.A.G. assembly and dance carried through the theme, 'Tortune Fantasyf, Believing that leap year is not often enough, the girls took this chance of asking the boys for a date. This day brought to a successful climax the activities of the Girls, Association. Baleony scene . . . Sitting this one out . . . One hundred ten Glen Nie the E.H.A.G.. uliing of the Vagabondsv and presented at the dance by President Beverlee Nielson. lsen. dream boy of was crowned Couples take time out from the dance for refreshment 5... fW!f HAZ 'Wm One hundred eleven Virginia Grubb Boys, Dance One hundred lwelve Queerw Suzanne Harris Homecoming R094 3 Snow Quccn earme 'Maw Ann Rogcrson unior Military Ball Olle hundffd Ihir lgen u ax i 44 5 ? ' 4 f K, Rosemary Brandlcy Arlene: Starborg Boys' Dann' One l1l171dI'Fl17 fourfeen Christmas 14ttendantA Mary Lou Young Homecoming Judy Stoddard Homecoming Donna Curtis Boys: Dana? One hundrerz' Hffeen Keyes' glee C'lu6A With the quality that only masculine choruses can have, the Boys' Glee Clubs have captured the fancy of all those who have experienced the pleasure of hearing them perform. Keith Anderson Librarian Lohr Livingston Librarian Bill Schmitt Vice-President Irving Mednick President Glen Nielsen Secretary David Johnson Treasurer Bob Parry Business Manager One hundred sixteen Reed Clark Librarian Kon Smith Treasurer Elgin Zicrott Vive-Presidenl Don Ensign Secretary Keith Dietzcl President Verne Peterson L 'brrzrzzn One hundred xezwnteen U he af - ww., Q10 ' glee Claw Lifting their voices in song, the members of the Girls Glee Clubs have enjoyed this year and given joy to those who listened CJ716'lZ7177flIH d eighfeen Judy Stoddard Vice-Prexident Rosalie Richards Secretary Margie Williams President Janice Burdette Librarian Bonnie Peterson Librrlfian Rose Bennett Banners Alrznager Dorotha Sharp Treasu TFT Emma Jean Ballard President Niarilyn Liston Vice-President Barbara Brady Librarian Nadine Anderson Seereiary Judy Christophcrson Treasurer Muriel Dahlc Librarian 4' One hundred nfneleerz 14' Cappella Choir Miss Bradford has again produced an aicappella choir of excellence. The high spots in the year's calendar for this group were a nation- wide broadcast on Christmas Eve over the Mutual network andthe presentation of the opera, ROSE MARIE. Besides singing at numerous conventions and civic clubs, the choir presented programs in many churches of the city. The reputation of these singers and their able director has spread far. One hundred twenty Chick Thomas Vice-Prexiderzt Joan Easton Librarian Jerry Steorts President Mary Lou Young Secreiary Ed Kimball Sefrelary john Apostol Lfbrarian Marilyn Stewart A ccornpanisl Carol Cornwall Busfness Manager Fielding Nelson Treasurer Wm-X 'Wwe Marie The presentation of the operetta i'Rose Marien was the crowning achievement of the East High music department. A double cast made it possible for many of the capable singers to take part in the opera. Capacity crowds filled East's auditorium on both nights to witness this story of love and violence in the French-Canadian woods. CAST OF CHARACTERS Ed Pearson Arland Bassett Sergeant Malorze ...................,.... ,..... ...................... Anna Dinwoodey I Jeanne Walker Lady jane .,.,.... Jim Storrs Bob Romney Black Eagle ...... ,.... Clayne Peterson Walt Summerhays Half Breed ......,.... ..... Tom Greene Charles Thomas Edward Hawley ........ ..... Emile La Flarnme ...... ..... H arry Murphy Wanda ................, ..... Nancy Huish Marilyn Lindsay Hard-Boiled Herman ...... ..... J im Weiser Paul Peery Jerry Steorts Larry Dykes jim Kenyon ......... ..... Florence Marie Gates Mary Frances Maack Rose Marie La Flamrne ...... ...,. Efllfl Bfalldei' .. . 10311 W00d5 Pauline Maxwell HTIW Hzndui' ,,.,,.,.,,,..A,,,,,,-,V,,,,,,,,,.,,4,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jacques Goddard Indians - Canucks - Mounted Police - Society Girls One hundred lwenty-Iwo Marg' Frances combined their Maack and Larry Dykes talents as one set of leads. 'Nou' at last the door of her dreams is open zeidef' Florence Nlarie Gates and ferry Steorts after their hrst night performance .... Wanda tries to beguile Hawley . . . Herman returns to hnd his wife in Sergeant .Ualoneif embrace. ':Do you think that's nice? One hundred twenty-three LT. FERDINAND L. SCHWARTZ Q Because of Lt. Schwartzas out- standing qualities as an oflicer he has been an inspiring ex- ample to the battalion mem- bers. His friendly, progressive leadership and cooperation have brought him many friends at East. The two sergeants on the R.O.T.C. teaching staff are helpful, friendly men from the South The interesting personalities of these two combat soldiers make them always well received IfSgt. Berlin C. Hodges IfSgt. james I. Biddle 60 mm. Mortar One hundred twenty-four COLONEL JOSEPH C. JOHNSON Battalion Commander Col. Johnson has for the first time in several years brought to East the honor of having the com- mander of the Salt Lake Regi- ment here. He is an outstanding student and has won many friends by his friendly, helpful attitude. MAJOR CURTIS ACKERLIND Battalion Executive Major Ackerlind has the respon- sibility of keeping battalion rec- ords and seeing that the com- mander's Orders are carried Out. He does this job with skill. One hundred twenty-five Capt. Vico Henriques lst Lt. Don McKinley Capt. Sterling Good lst Lt. Samuel Craig Plans and Training Public Relations Executive Ojficer, Co. A Gun Room Capt. Charles Frake Bnllrllion Adjuianl The stabilizing factor in the battalion is its officers. - Where they lead, others follow. Maj. Dale Wilcox Maj. john Giles Maj. john Moray lst Lt. Richard Smith Senior Insfruclor Instructor Supply Gun Room l l One hundred fwevzfy-six Sa6er Yeam The East Saber Team, composed of a select group of the battalion officers, won the city competition for Officers' Drill Teams. The Team Commander, Col. C. Johnson, received a trophy from the Centennial Queen at the Reserve Olhcers Ball in the Hotel Utah, Where the Saber Team performed. The Saber Team practices in a double echelon formation . . . One hundred fwenly-seven Capt. Ted Brunker l C0 'fa de' lst Lt. Ronald Pexton LEHd6TfFiTJf Platoon Company W The UAW company of the East battalion produced a fine group of cadets for individual award competition. All the individual awards were won by members of Company A. They are the following: Citizenship Awards, John Allen and Robert Harmong Outstanding Junior Cadet, Sam Shurtleffg Outstanding Non-commissioned Officer, Richard Ferrisg Best Dressed Cadet, John Bywater. Though it had many outstanding individuals, Company A still remained aware of the necessity for teamwork and was concerned with the standards of the entire unit. Rf, WW O T T e Z One hundred twenty-eight lst Lt. Ralph YVright Leader-Second Platoon 81 mm. Mortar One hundred lwenty-nine Capt' I-'QSHS COOPCY lst Lt. Marshall MacMurran lst Lt. Richard Moray Commandef Executive Ojficer Leader-First Platoon Company The Bw company was judged to be the best company in any of the three city schools. It was the better drilled of Eastls two units and the 2nd Platoon of Company B was the best drilled platoon in the city. Company B also contained the best squad of the city. Leslie Cooper, Company Commander, was given the award for the Outstanding Cadet Officer. The constant insistence on excellence by this group has set a high standard for subsequent units. 4 One hundred Ihirly lst Lt. Louis Taufer Leader-Second Plaioon Q 5 4 30 Cal. Heavy Machine Gun One hundred Ihirty-one Kam! 7irAt 1414 Team This group of junior R. 0. T. C. members received ad- vanced training in first aid from their instructor, Mrs. Craddock. Besides their per- formance at the final review, they are always on call to assist in time of need or disaster. The R.O.T.C. Band played for the battalion review and for other activities of the East military unit. Their playing was a big factor in building up school spirit. O hundred fhirfy-I Honor Platoon Under the direction of Capt. Ted Brunker, the Honor Platoon made a fine showing when- ever they appeared. From this group of outstanding cadets, are usually picked the officers for the succeeding year. Ei le Team! These rifle teams strive to develop the highest possible proficiency in rifle marksmanship. They represent East in competition with other schools all over the world. Capt. Sterling Good Maj. Dale Wilcox Captain-Team 2 Captain-Team I ' ' P--.. -..,.,.,, ..,,+-.M One hundred thirty-thrc 1171-item Club To broaden their knowledge of writ- ing forms and to stimulate interest in developing professional writing, this group listened to several outstanding speakers and writers. The literary booklet, l'Peneilings, is sponsored by the Wlriters, Club. An appreciation of fine literature is also one of their worthy aims. One hundred fhirlj-four' Barbara Reiser Secretary Kathleen Mclaatehy Treasurer Carol Cornwall President Nancy McConahay Vice-President Miss Cox Sponsor l7encilin9A The East High literary magazine, Pencilings,H represents the literary efforts of the students. This booklet published annually, is a collection of the best in short stories, essays, and poems written during the past year. Its editors and staff members are chosen from the Writers, Club for their literary achievements. The publication of students' work encourages them to try their hand at creative writing. Ruth Ray Poetry Editor Alexandra Condas Technical A dviser Ruth Noall Editor-in-Chief Jacine Romney Business Manager Carol Cornwall Essay Editor Dave Trask Short Story Editor Barbara Reiser Essay Editor Miss Cox Sponsor fl One hundred thirty-five i in ,A 5 'ix is-, Q-,,, j Jf ,xy A fi H-QA MR. E. DARRELL PALMER ED KIMBALL Faculty Adviser Edilor-in-Chief i ig fa' tvnia' Eastgs yearbook, The Eastonia, was entrusted to these students. jack Hadley Haleen McAllister Photographic Editor Business Manager R ,N 1 N N 1 F l One hundred ihirtj'-six 1 Fielding Nelson ,-1f2've'rti.fing Alalzrzgcr Beth Nieholes Lifera1yA5.fociate Joanne Earl Norma Earl Panelists -sq , Q! 2 ll! im 'KM' Duane Gale Club Edifor AD STAFF- Pat Lunt Fielding Nelson Ann Rogerson Patsy Robinson Howard McQuarrie Clayne Peterson Sportx Editor if avi f.. aw Clieer C706 Stimulating enthusiasm and promoting at- tendance at games were functions of the Cheer Club. These girls made a striking picture in their new recl sweaters and white blouses. By offering enrollment to juniors each year, they insure a continuation of the ser- vices they render. Margie Silfast Secretary Mrs. West Sponsor H U . Jessie Lou Rees Norma Warenski Joy Wilbur E ZS f0T EGU - - - Business Manager President Vice-Pfesidenl O n e 11 11 n fired 111 iffy-e1'g li! Z W Joan lYincgar Presidmzt Annette Shurtlell' 7T7'FflSZll'6V Joan Bennett Hfsforinn Ruth hflonson St'l'I'6f!ZI'j' Pat Pohlrnan Pzzblicily Manager Lucille Nakamura Vice-President Mrs. Mlest Sponsor Zeadem C7416 , . or M Aw ' f My '41, f 'ly . vc ff The Leaders promoted a love for sports and physical activities and the observance of sportsmanship. They met to broaden their social contacts and to participate in school functions. The influence of this club for good is felt in the school. I I One hundred fhfxly-nine lgiffe Club i Marksmanship and skill in handling firearms were the objectives of this organization. It gave its members an opportunity to use the sch0ol's rifle range facilities in improving their adeptness. Don McKinley President Lois Hale Secretary J. C. johnson Exec. Vice-President Pat Dunson Vice-President Jerry Silvey Treasurer Lt. F. L. Schwartz , Sponsor 0I1e Ill17ld7'f'flf0l'fAl' goff C1116 The Golf Club began its activities in the spring with a golf tournament. These enthusiasts sponsored contests and were always eager to test themselves against competition. Hal Guggisberg Vice-Prexidenl Gordon Crofts President Bob Clendenin Secretary Mr. Larson Sponsor X WW WW One hundred foriy-one Kaweba I East's hard-fighting baseball team showed high spirit in their well-played games. East was always a threat to the league leaders and was highly respected as a fine ball club. 1.5 nah 'A Burbidge touches hrst to put outa Cub runner . .. Art Coombs at the plate One hundred forty-two Jw 71-acl: This year's outstanding track team nearly repeated the record of last year's State Champions. East won every meet it entered as a team up to the state meet, including the regional meet. In the state track classic at the U. of U. stadium South edged out East to win by V3 of one point, 70M to 69Mg. East's six Hrst places were won by Chick Thomas in the high hurdles, Dave Trask in the lOO and 220, Bob Earl in the 880, Bill Richardson in the mile, and an East squad in the 880 relay. Three returning members of last year's team, Cal Clark, Bob Earl, and Bill Richard- son, helped win many vital points for East. This team has made East High School justly proud. High Jump- Pole Vault- Earl Heusser Bill Bowes Bob Powelson, Dermott McDonald, Bob Condie Chick Thomas Cal Clark Don Bennion, Dean Jones Sprinters- Eldon Edgar, Reed Culp, Jack West, Dave Trask, Richard Wirthlin, Irving Mednick, Louis Falck, George Bean. f One hundred forty-three Hurdlers- Bob Mertens Farrel Thomas Dave Trask Chick Thomas Louis Falck Paul Shipley George Bean Middle Distance and Distance Runners- Bob Earl Conrad Nebeker Richard Aldous Hal Culverwell Richard King Mark Garrett Ray Paskett Bill Richardson Weights- Bob Ray Jack Deardorff Leon Heaps Judd Nielsen Bob Lambert Eddie Miner Roger Peterson 'Ol 1 Calvin Dunn Gary Pctcrson Dick King Broad Jump- Eugene Platt Track Manager Frank Hills Richard Bowers Jack Halander Gary Peterson Bob Ray, a conxistent point getter, looses a jauelin .... Quartcr-Milers- Richard Bowers Lee Smith Bob Earl One hundred forty-jive y Jerry Hulbert SENIOR TEAM- Max Menlove Rich Rebholz Bill Cooper George Strike Tom Greene Richard Smith Burton Gassity Hal Guggisberg .ff 1 ' i JUNIOR TEAM- John Astin Tom Redford Bob Nelson Kay Burbiclge Bill Ritter Glen Nielsen Jim Epperson Bill McBroom Bob Kendall Tenniaf Z Some exceptionally fine tennis teams and individual players were produced at the hilltop school this year. East has some of the state,s leading tennis stars on its team. Junior Bob Kendall wcn the state singles crown, and Bill Cooper with Rich Rebholz lost only in the finals for the doubles championship, This strenuous sport Ends many followers here. One hundred forty-six -.M.., 1 .--..g,.... ff z -M, YQ X X. X Z ff I i A . l 1 9 , We-. Q A 145' ,, - A 4 , .V ,, 44 , ff ge ff- X 1? 44 f , , , ,, f , , y I W 4 V,V,,,, N One hundred forty-seven 2 s y 4 9214.61 S'pvrtA Look at that form! 5--. 1 She hardly mined at all .... Enjoying a class in lawnology This if a topsy-furry world .... Ufateh the birdie .... Girls' athletic activities include a great number of games and diversions such as base- ball, basketball, tennis, soccer, badminton, horseshoes, ping-pong, and just sun bathing. l Kick if bark. Getting up in the world . ., lfVe donjt want it .... One hundred forfy-nin univl-A Mn Diaoxnn MRS. DAVIS Q X , -c .-li-3 The Junior Class of 1947 Consolidated the strength and enthusiasm of many high schools. The junior students entered the hilltop school for the first time as partners and fellow work- ers in the business of preparing for the future through education. They began the year, with the seniors, to make East the best high school of all. The success they have achieved is evident. Glen Nielsen Dorotha Sharp Joann Parker Harry Murphy President Vice-President Secretary Representative One hundred jqffj' Richard Waldron Joyce Wilkins Don Richardson Geraldine Smith Shirley Wilhelmsen Richard Schreiner Pattie Clark Bill Gundry Richard Eliason Louisa Driggs Kenneth Smith Mary Elizabeth lVICEntire Shirley Rae White Stanley Richards Ethlyn Ann Hansen Marvin Gallenson David Steele Jean Tyson Ileen Morrison Geraldine Free Mary Clawson Kenneth Clayton Norma Wallace Bradley Penning 'lnimxx Susan Lerwill Bob Scharman 'f Marian Woodward jim MacFarlane One hundred fifty-one univ Vera Callister Brent McGhie Marilyn Storrs W Wa B, ew A ,f X , ff -H4911 f v H 4? Q S, if fy ff e ,. ' f 'f if M L ei s of 3 A . . f .1 Vg if 2 X , One hundred fifty-fwo . Virginia Neeley Robert Gygi Mary Lynne Watts Reid Peterson Anne Bennion Jack Sprunt .Io Ann Timpson Trevor Shaw Dorothy Sargetis Les Palfreyman Valerie Birkinshaw Ted Cannon, Jr. Carolee Eichbauer Ray Fletcher Barbara Done Duane Wilcox Barbara Fisher Jack Jarvis Bonnie Plummer Robert Soelberg Shirley Stout Dean Crandall Urabe Kaznko Bill Barton Carol Gene Mallory Bill Barnes Donna Wood Deloy Maryon Jean Johnson Campbell Brown Darlene Hixon Gwen Bowler Edward Silver Marlene Jensen Ray Baxter Pearl Hall Ralf Pollei Shirley Farrer Vivian Chang Hugh Cortella Don Hicken Spencer Whitney Courtney Huntsman Irene Gaar Barbara Claire Koch Marie Smith Corinne Adamson Kenneth Kenney Jerry Sindhardt Dale Talbot Don Omer Barbara Hendry Charlene Beesley Gwen Johnson Muriel Hanson Michael Cannon Reed Clark joe Palmer Keith Ollis Margaret Barwiek 3' fr fe! Joyce Oswald ! ,ff One hundred fifty-three unior Mitzi Cates Jerry Hulbert Helen Birch One hundred fifty-four Roger Peterson Marilyn Charvoz Reta Larson Nick Psarras Nadine Anderson Sheila Wherritt Alan Hicken Nan Spencer Ralf Pollei Jean McGregor Paula Tanner Blaine Barnes Jeanne Mariani Boyd Chilton Lois Hale jean McAllister Sam Cayias Gerre Hughes Nedra Price Ben McBroom LeGrand Winegar Fern Day Lyle Keller Lorraine Meredith Donald Paget Bob Condic Pat Platt Don Stoker joan Thomas Buddy Ross Peggy Gantner Marilyn Liston Carmen Wilkins Richard Winters Ray Cameron Lee Pitchliorth Gordon Croft Shirley Lund Carolyn McAlister Beverly Backman Dave Holt Sherman Bolton Mona Nieodemus Bob Boughton Chad Christensen Margaret Wallace Jean Brown Ray Gardner Janet Rampton Geraldinc'Sharman Harlow Pickett Sherry Mann Maylene Cummings Burns ,lowers Jo Ann Goddis A Susanne Cutler jack Curtis joan Dudley Norman Monson Lois Olson Darlene Knudson One hunzlrtvf iffy-five univ Thelma Richards f 16 R ,O 1 Ralph Christensen Ariel Hardy Y 2 I, Z E ,,,f X ' X Rex Anderson W? 1 , f , A U , M4 ,.-H9 :H f 1 ,M , ' ' I, f fi ,X X wp , ' Cd ' , as -0 1 - Alfred Van Wagenen Shirley Staples Jack McKague Jennie Hadlock Reed Ivins Nancy Woolley im Beveridge Barbara Reeves i a 26: K! J' Y Q' , ' w1,f1,,f' wb' fy in - J N3 3 Z Qi? 3, , f, Q U f' 9 ' f i ff? f , ,semi V xx , , L 1 -Z he ,X 4 7 Q V X ,Wi : 2 -fa' .,'?- I - f , U,,5,.,.,.,-. , X X 14 x , I , M ,M , 4 Y X X f N as X f A x yy ,, f' 'J WCS- .uf ,K M 5: X I , all va 1 f - 0 at any 4 I , 'fy ,:' L Av T? ii is is One hundred fifty-szfx xi ,fc My Q4 J ii fa, ' . K f , , Janice Allen Edward Paul Shirley Goodman Wayne Evans Helen Downey Ronald Thomas Frances Bennett Bob Nelson Donna Carlson Vallee Davis Betty Cameron Diane Jensen Marilyn Olson Lowall Brimley Shirley Lewis Joyce Christiansen R I- Geraldine Rosell Lohree Anderson Ree Nee Nielsen Richard Davis Nanette Senior Wendell Brown joe Livingston Dixie Anderson Paul Shepley Fugi Fumiye Elaine Hill Cherry Moslander jacques Goddard Janice Buchner Bill Sadleir Beverly Romney Donald Loveless Beverly Keeley Virginia Grubb Fullmer Latter Judy Stoddard Dennis McDonald Bonnie Vincent Kenneth Hampton awk JW UZ 'i ' '- V if yf, . ' Q Alice Cre c'1e Lynn Larsen Rose Bennett Robert Cook Marillyn Peirce Yvonne Heppley Jim Epperson Geraldine JeFfs Conrad Neheker Shirley Robison George Goodale Mary Nelson One hundred fifty-seven Y univr Norma Stevens Farrell Thomas Margaret Shepherd IMN' Onf hundred fifty-fighf jack Blake Cora Lee Moore Gary Peterson Myrna Mae Harris Janice Escandon Barbara Burbidge L Roy Taylor r . Nancy Lee Whitf- Geraldine Steward Mack Thomas 1 f V' VJ: MYI? If ff 1 if , ,, 1 2 Wif fy I Q ' 7 Tommy Kawakami lx fl nf If Jan Edmunds 1 5 Bob Kendall I Cheryl Hoggan K ,,v,-, f Q, Jerry Ford Valorie Garff H Jim Tjas ffl A V9 Ardeth Roche C I Theol Holtzhauer - fb Mitchell Swaner Larry Hassard Marilyn Ronnow Gary Van Viagoner Elisabeth Certh Clifford Stephens Carol Bates Carol Nicholes jack Sanders Carolyn Prows Mc'lvin Wilhitc Anne Leeuwenberg Barbara Carson Evelyn Gough Richard A. Hansen Earl Wundcrli Virginia Johnson Lois Jaquif-r Charles Matthier Tom Evans Joan Spitko Colleen Crandall Richard Davison Alan Harris Ronnie Simmons Carol Richardson Lucille Roundy Rodney Minister Janice Weaver Marilyn Huntington is ssss f 1 L .Q M. I? Peter Vandehei Russell W. Bishop Patsy Giles Richard Young Nancy Winhurn Gilbert Christensen Leonora Cannon Doreen Gygi Richard O'Ncill Lois Bekkemellorn Edward Eyring Cleo Ricks f, 1 Q 7 ax 1 W al One hundred fifty-nine univm Jo Ann Dixon Ray Green One hundred sixty Mary Ann Hales Bob Davis Bonnie Peterson Robert Jones Marilyn Best Dilworth Simmons Irlane Butler Gerald Silney ,Z Donna Cole Melvin Heward yy, X Mona Olson Ronald Gygi Jean Truman Paul Robertson Mary Lou Hixson Richard DeLong Barbara Fisher William Schott Geraldine Hay Earl Knudson Bobbie Gunnerson Bob Parry Valma Wall Bill Boughton Ann Walker Woodley Shipp :f ig . as .1 ' X X Q , 4, Q l X . K , as If rr f gy . I xi, Barbara Wilde Benita Cowlishaw Don Cracroft Joan Butler Richard Connor Jeri Hovey Howard Winters Edward Jacobsen Pat Rowland Chuck Hinkson Ardeth Rasmussen Eugene Platt Colleen Cottrell La Rae Watkins Ben Jones Evelyn Olson john Maw Bill Partner Marlene Hancock Jack Elder Beverly Heffernan Nancy Allen jean Ben ric- tt Pauline Nelson Le Grand Rowan Dorothy Sheets Yvonne Craven Dick Hobsen Laurinc Ekstrorn Barbara Bollinger Joan Blackhurst Lorraine Brady Marilyn Felt Florence Richards John Allen Charles Schmitt , ,ffrff V1 Z M w i X iii ' ri, :Q One hundred sixty-one unior .a-4 Carolyn Evans Garth Showalter 7 One hundred Jixty-two Marilyn McFarlane Marie Holley Paul Geerlings Janice Bergeson Wendell Jensen Elsa Vickery Tommy Jensen Marilyn Janke Bob Susman Sally Magleby Tracy Mackay Clarice Anderson Robert Burt Suzanne Ellis John Clayton Nancy Kretchrnan Cecil Bohn Lois Hardy Jay Eitner Lin Shafter Mae Wilson Joan Moyer Clinton Norton Elfreda Tanner Richard Nelson Annabelle Lund John R. Singleton Gerry Ramsey Carl Dahle Shirley Ann Hamill Eddie Boyd .1 Marlene Paul Dale Nicholson Carlene Lindquist Donald Thiriot Barbara Osborne Anne Ma Wright Y Gary Kimball fl if Peggy Peterson Murray Smith Joanne Earl Francelia Haller John Colt Jo Ann Duncan Beverly St. Clair Joyce Randall Nancy Lane Lorna Bateman Pat Dunson Lily Dona Willden Dorothy Hopkinson Virginia Mecham Ann Nicholes Bill Calvin Ralph Stewart Dawna Adamson David Hatch Lorraine Johnson Mary Jane McGillis Darrell Robison Nancy Mutart June McGavin -43 One hundred sixty-three unior Peggy Hopkins Ronald Rosell Katharine Cook One hundred sixty-four Rosemary Brandley Sally Sheets Louise Eutsler Dick King Josephine Davis Gloria Moulton Don Silotti Mabel Eldredge Raquel Peterson Louise Ringwood Marilyn Flint Rowley Smith Nancy Warren Parry Hagen Verla Knecht Lou Jean Woolley Bob Sawyer Sharon Haight Anna Mae Bishop John Meeks Jay Manning Nancy Crandall David Doezie Geraldine Shelton Anne Clawson 5 as VA,' 1 Joyce- Farrell Richard Borg Coll cxr' n Smith Ruth Timmons Robrrt Gladf' Patsy Samway Virginia Horton Anncttc Smith John Knight Dorothy Howcroft Bonnic- Borg Robert Balc- Clarc' Fursc- Irc-nf' Hincklf-y joan Romnvy jvan Fvlstrd Allan Pctc-rson Marilyn Barham Lu Von Nesbitt Errcn Rockwood Janet Powers Bob Koplin Jean Thompson Judy Midglcy Charles Bloom Marilyfn Cliff Dick Hamilton Mary Pope Flora Ann Cannon Jim Moyle Beverly Vogt Dick Margetts Beverly Bingham Dale Nelson Lorna Woodle Betty Ann Johnson One hundred sixty ve O1 junior Maxine Anderson Fred Schloss Shirley Thomas IF 11 ll 71 dren' sf xfj'-,ff,x' Jeannine Merrill Nancy Bullen Richard Laney Nancy Emerson Patsy Wyt Rae Jean Haight Miriam Bender Juanita Lund Vania Hall Jack Osbourn Tom Daniels Meyeriel Pallock Steve'Love Lucille Fuleher Patsy Judd Janice Lakin Gwen Light Pat Kirk Louis Midgley Katherine Simons Emma Jean Ballard Caryl Peterson Don Ensign Donna Norton Della Phister Joyce Murdock David Hansen Jack Anderson Eleanor Folland Janice Krantz -9 Mary Helen Guilford David Havertz Helen Proctor Marlene Dederick Jewel Spilshury Janice Thomas Carol Richards Darlene Nesbitt Bill Evans Kathleen McDonald Janis Parker Mariane Sharp Lucilr' Bjockland Norma Nielson Carol Po:-lxnan Mary Beth Wilson Frank Sessions Joan Pyper Pat Lloyd Hal Decker Sheri Lynne Bryce lvlargaret Graham Marilyn Bown Cleo Hayes Teddy Hunter Joyce Ellsworth cw If ,.f.,a, Bill Pinney Carolyn Harper Kay Burbidge Rhoda Chidester Richard Lindberg One hundred sixly-seven univr Leah Gene Larson Donald Miller Carole Self One hundred sixty-eight IL Arlene Starborg Mary Ann Maugham Sue Taylor Connie Anderson Luana Sniedley Marilyn Cutler Marlene Twelves Betty Ray Raymond Parkinson Velma Covell Bill Ritter Elaine Wilson Judd Nielsen Bonnie Keysor Blaine Brady Lugene Brewer Wallace Kasteler Ruth Noall Robert Paddock Melva Jean Pulsipher Marilyn Crandall Carolyn Barker Virginia Woolley Patricia McGee Bruce Anderson Carole Hamal Jimmy Bench Kaye Dunlield Hilliard Green Elaine Homer jake Snyder Richard Newman Gloria Lund George Mang Lawrene Pitts John Morrison Richard Barlow De Ette Robertson Eileen Osmond Charles Rowe Lee Vincent Robert Johansen Carol Moulton Colleen Jensen jo Ann Walker Earl Featherstone Eddie Minc'r Alan Nelson Glade Lusty Betty Pack Rosemary Taggart Joe Monsen Bill Young Bill Cowley Colleen Low ,V Wu ff ,,,. , i,.,, ,. ,,,,, Bill Ludwig Evelyn Schmidt Elwood Crandall Rosalie Richards Henry Weiss joan Watson s One hundred ,vixiy-nine unior gm One hundred seventy John Bywvater Pat Bruggeman 'T flffz f yy CW gf' X 4 Jeri Cheney Richard Barker Richard Wirthlin Yuen Gin Pat Peterson Howard Alston Beverly Hoehner Wesley Davis Edna Easton Paul Pratt Telsa Flegge Karl Ryser Paula Troester Ben Price Barbara Cohn Lee Jensen Alan Harris James Brewer Marilyn Snow Reed Culp Irene Kelsey Paul Jensen Colleen Chytraus Scott Anderson Jane Pace -A Reed Morrill Kenneth Allein Diane Fife Leon Heaps Norma Eck Don Nielson Joyce Bosworth Nancy Robbins Emerson West Barbara Fra-dericksf-n Melvin Bfll Joan Brown Dirk Howard Nlarjory Bennion G1'zintNclson Nadinr Hardy Neil Butts-rs Bob Wilkinson Gayle Freeman Gloria Ste-Ffrnscn Robert McLean Erland Ht-ginbotham June Moncur Janvt Lego Brown Gerald Janke Mary Ann Fassler Lois Moffat DZ1l'l'f'll Smith Bob Halandcr Joyce Tanncr Judy Christophcrson Joan Pritchett Richard Nuttall Joan Tanner Rex Anderson I 4' , W! 4 i C 5 , J Si . 553 Q Af , ,M mag. ,W Ono l1z:nf'r?d vucrzfy-one univ Susan Liginfelter Jay Glad 47 One hundred seventy-Iwo Dina Chaknias M ' Z ' f 1 AQ W , f 4 1 'Z T l i Carol Poelman Sam Shurtleff Joyce Crowton Jack West Marilyn Clayton Ted Skeen Carol Anne Hyde Stephen Coray Mary Beth Wilson Lynn Smith Ruth Ray Bill Evans Dolores Durfee Byron MCKelvie Virginia Jaraez Gordon McCall Reed Morrill Donald Downward Mickey Iverson V f Jennie Hadlock ,, I is Wf ff Mary Ann Hemming Bob Harmon Julie Senior Kenneth Rich The run around . .. Q A 2 ihane Q . . X -4 . X f..,,,,,,,, W , 4v,s,,x , The gossip hour . .. Spring fezw' with a z'e1zgeancff,. One hundred seventy-three Raise you four bobby pins . .. It might ax well be spring Behind ,fcenzfs . .. Frankie! . .. One hundred seventy-four The nd One hundred seventy-five The members of the Eastonia stall, and the editor in particular, wish to thank the students of East for their splendid co- operation and help in making this book possible. It is intended as a book of mem- ories to recall to your minds now and in the future the fun we had and the things we learned during this year. We hope that you will enjoy this book and appre- ciate the efforts of the many people who worked to make it successful. In your hands we leave your yearbook, the 1947 Eastonia. ED KIMBALL, Editor. We Thank and Appreciate East High H. CP. fHarryj jones Ohdd if? xiii 4, 7' .I tl.. . V, f . lf B f x A , 3: ALWAYS onAMoNos or QUALITY 665 qvf-Q rx Z N Qtyll ,A lleyaon- gbsazaalf ffx WK G51 he Omfmy YOUR SCHOOL RING NOW gif YOUR ENGAGEMENT RING LATER U.C.TANNER far, cu. A Ackerlind, Curtis 37 Beau Sabreur, Rifle, German Adams, Beverly 46 Ahlin, Mary 25 Alder, Julie 38 Rifle, Ski, Cheer, French, A'Cappella Aldous, Richard 27 Thespian, Track, Science Award Aldrich, Marilyn 42 A'Cappf11ii Allen, Jean 31 Rifle, Ski, Skating, Leaders, Cheer, Khem, Swimming Allen, Jimmy 44 Glee Club Allen, Joan 36 Ski, Thespian Allen, Mae 31 Ski, Leaders, Cheer, Khem, A'Cap- pella, Opera Alvey, Barbara Jean 35 Ski, Leaders, Cheer, Thrspian, Swimming, A'Cappella, EHAG Amott, Joan 46 Leaders, Cheer, A'Cappella, Opera, EHAG Anderson, Anne 42 Anderson, Donna 43 Bowling Anderson, Jayne 47 Ski, Cheer Anderson, Maxine 35 Anderson, Ruth Ann 46 Leaders, Cheer, Latin, A'CappeIla, Opera, EHAO Anderson, Warren 35 Angell, Winona 30 Apostol, John 49 Golf, A'Cappella, Debate, Boosters Vice-Chairman Askerlund, Vera 36 Atkinson, Gaynor 47 Latin, Band One hundred seventy-eight JEWELERS 236 So. Main Street SENIORS B Blunt, Geniel 37 , EHAO, Boosters Ballfis Arte 33 Bosley, Dixie 40 Baker, Mary 38 shi, Greg EIBAG Bosone, Zilpha 31 Balll, Glen 32 Spanish Football , Bowden, Darlene 41 Barlow, Jemffl 37 Bowers, Richard 44 A Cappella Ski, Skating, Football, Track Bafmfmi Alma 31 Bowes Bill 42 Rfflf Traci, Basketball Barnes, Maureen 28 Bowman Connie 42 gggjiergheer' Aicappeua' 0-Nm' Skating,, Thespian Barton, Clarise 31 Bowman' Elwood 44 Rifle, Skating, Swimming Bown, ROgCT 441' Bassett, Arland 45 Boyd, Bill 38 A'Cappella, Opera, Play Boyle Bob 27 Blijflfzi Gecltxrgeb ll T k 25 Skallng, Glee, Red and Black, Opera s rs, t , Bemcfnt H12-thru me 45 Bmbyiamf 45 a Y ' A'Ca ella O era AB BradfOrd1B1H 23 pp'p' 015 GlA'C 11011 0 Bennett! Joan 44 Bgoigters appe a, rc estra, pera, Leaders, Cheer, Thespian, Swim- ming, A'Cappella, Debate, EHAG Brewers Barbara Jeanette 33 Benmon, Don 25 S,k g , Track Br1dge,.Sh1rley 25 Bickmore, Darrell 44 T ffP'f ', Glfe Bickmores Jack 48 Brpoadbhelad, Kenneth 48 Bingham, Melvin 35 Bmfggrg Joan 38 B1I'l'i1f1Sh3W, LUC1llC Khem, latin, Oppful EHAG Bishop, Cherrell 35 Brooks, Barbara Q5 30101118 Skating, Thespian Blackham, Robert 29 Brooks, Harold 46 AB of E Ushers, Fotball, Basketball Bladimarr, Richard 37 Brooksbank, Barbara 34 Glffi B00-9fl'fSi B0S0l7l1ll Bowling, Band, Orchestra Bloomfield, Des 34 Brown, Dan 35 Rifle, Boosters B1-Own, Gwen Q7 Bluhmy Darlene 32 Thespian, Latin, Glee German BYQWH, Jack Blunk, Bernice 33 Rifle, Boosters Radio, cm, EHAG BYOWHJUIIC' 32 Brown, Sibyl Rifle, Sicirnrning Brunker, Ted Khem, Frenrh, Rifle, Beau Sabrenr, .4'Cappella, Opera Bryson, Norma Latin, EH.-IG Buchanan, Barbara Thespiau, A'Cappel1a, Buckwalter, Joan Ski Budd, Carley Rae Cheer Bullough, Diane Leaders, Khem, Szcrimming, Frenrh, Latin, Peneilings Opera Carruthers, Beverly Bowling Carter, Doug A'Cappella Cassity, Burton Khfm, A'Cappella, Debate, Tennis, Opera, AH nf E Castles, Martha Castleton, Grant A'Cappi'lla Cayias, Mary Chase, Beverlee Chatterton, jackie Ski, Cheer, Thespian, A'Cappella, Opera Cheney, Kara Lynn 38 Condas, Alexandra 48 Ski, Swimming, Frefzrh, Writers, 43 Red and Hlarlz Editor, I,t'lIfllllIlX, Baard of Control 49 Condie, jot 37 Golf, A'Cappella, Football, Play Connor, Gloria 43 QQ Bowling, Spanish, EHAG 43 Cook, Dorothy 35 Cook Mary 39 27 Clem: Club 40 Cook, Richard 44 49 Kham, Debate Coombs, Arthur 43 A'Cappella, Football, Baseball, Op- era, AB of E 3? Coombs, Lois Bult Gordon , . 43 A'Capprlla Qtllpminr John Cooper, Bill 48 Burdette, .liimcfi Cihpqmx D 28 Ushers, Tennis, Basketball, AB Gift' Club W?Sti.2Sen'Al?ve E B Nl of E Srrretary, Boosters Burnham' Mariilin Chriistensbnri Lueliblana om NS 47 Cooper' Leslie 45 1gL1i'EOI'l,g1Cl'l21I'd Bowling, Sify CIN, EHAG 30 gslgilgtggdlzpfggfd Ishem. A Cappella, U Prsv ONS Christensen Renee . C ,ll C 1 EHAG Ski., Radio., .Spanfsh, nfffim f',l2:f,2j,,,,',af2,f2,,,,Sl Red and H,M,,, 26 C Cl'1I'lSt13l'1SCI'l, LSFUC 48 Debate, Opera, EHAG, Citizenship Thwpialli Swimming. A'C0PDPll0. Award, Latin, Radio, Penriliags A 1 XODFVU , Cornwall Joan 28 C12i1i.?,fiP'rE1fifi AB of E, swam Qh1'15f.0Tff'f5Qf1, B111 38 Ski. Khim, French, A'Cmf11a, Campbell JO Anne Rozelnzg, Ski, Baseball Opera EHAG ' Clark, Cal 16 Cowan, Leah 36 C b H L1 Ud A'Cappe1la, Football, Track, Opirra, Rifle, Skating, Leaders amp 6 : of Basketball, Board of Cantral, .SAE Cozakosy Mary 39 Cf m 'fSfd Camas sfeua 38 Carey Gladys Clark Elaine 33 A-C 'H 0 B 1. Rifle? Khem, Szeimming, German Dirrgtary, Rifle, Ski, Cheer, Thes- C . gpg? a' lpem' om-,Pm 44 Carle, XfYlOl2l iilglggngngi EHAG 41 Bihi,.S'aii2lilrjRiflr, Kham, Latin Cgillisscghmblenna Band, Ciramer, Nancy 36 Thespign' Aycappella' Boosters Clarke, Ralph 45 Cl-?2illcT1aS'kiL?h1dSSia11 Spanish Clee 44 Carlston, Parrish Clendenin, Bob 42 Wrmjg' bpem, Play ' ' ' Camera, Thespian, Debate Ski, Golf, Spanish, Football Crane Douglas 31 ga1'pCEtCl', Glenna CL.1gSl'Q0T1, d B1 1? Band 25 Thesgiian, Freneh, Latin arr u ene vw 1115, 4' 1111 116 - I . Rifle, Sli, Art, Penrilings Orchestra, OPPVH C1f0f1l'lOl1'H, Bob 30 A U Save and renew your worn and dam- aged garments by having Jrhe burns, cuts, rears and moih damage invisibly rewoven. MAGIC REWEAVING SERVICE 227 Ness Building 28 Wesl 2nd So. Phone 4-4052 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Give yourself a break! Schoolworlc is a lor easier when your pen writes smoothly. Pembrokes have a beautiful pen lor you ar the price you can pay. Cr lei Pem- brokes repair experls pul your present pen in tip-top shape, PEMBROKE'S SCHOOL SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS 24 Easl' 3rd Sou'I'h Dial 4-8424 SALT LAKES ONE-STOP SHOPPING-f CENTER Salisfaclion Guaranleed or Your Money Back One hundred seventy-nine Bozoling, Rifle, Ski, Leaders, Cheer, C We' .serve fl 1. 9 l 5,5 ' Such Choice Foods . . . You Young Kids! Stay happy and well . . . 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Main Crofts, Gordon Baskrtball, Track Crook, Rosemarie Spanish, Red and Blark, Debate Crutchfield, Keith Culverwell, Hal Track Cummings, Kay A'Capp4'lla, Opera, AB of E Cummings, Todd Thespian, Football, Baseball, Play, Senior Class Rep., Board of Control Curtis, Donna Curtis, Janet Skating Cushing, Roddy Rifle, Golf, A'Cappella D Dahle, Muriel Thespian, A'Cappella Dahn, Dick Ski, Track Daley, Chalene Dalton, Nella Mae Daly, Mary A'Cappella, Oprra, EHAG Davies, Catherine Ski, Khem, Spanish Davis, Dick Ski, Golf, Spanish Davis, Warren A'Cappella, Football, Opera Deardorff, Jack Basketball, Track, AB of E Decker, Pat Swimming Denkers, Doug Dietzel, Keith Ski, Glef, Baseball, Opera Dinwoodey, Anna Lou 23 Dix, Richard Golf, Glee 34 Dixon, Diane Dixon, Jean 27 Egan, Dick A'Capprlla, Track, Basketball 27 Egan, Karl '39 Golf, A'Cappella, Opera, AB of E Doelle, Robert 25 ski, Golf, Klwm, German 28 Dresser, Bob Thespian 24 Dreyfous, Betty Mae Ski, Clee, Opera 24 Drury, Shirley Leaders, Cheer Drushal, Arlene 43 Rifle, Ski, Thespian, Spanish, Play 37 Duckworth, Patricia Duffield, Wilfred Eggertsen, Ray Ellerbeck, Barbara Rifle, Leaders, Swim Ellertson, Pat Rifle, A'Cappella Ellingford, Rheta Skating, Thespian, S Ellis, Maurine A'Cappella, Opera Ellis, Shirley Elwood, Kenneth Erickson, Dee 40 Duke, Joann Erickson, Howard Duncan, Jean EriCS0l'1, Ray A'Cappella, Optra, EHAC Football, A'Cappz'lla Dykes, Larry Evans, Bill 23 A'Cappella, Opera, AB of E German Evans, Bonnie 32 E Evans, Gordon 34 Eagar, Brent 31 Golf 47 Earl, Norma Swimming, Eastonia 38 Earl, Robert Ski, Thespian, Ushers, Football Track, Play, AB of E Senior Repre 42 sentalive, Wrestling Easton, Joan Spanish F Falck, Louis Football, Track Farnsworth, Robert Khern, AB of E Farr, Mary Lou EHAG 27 Thespian. A'Cappella, Play, Boost Fechser, Joan ers' EHAG A Cappella, Opera 23 Easton, Rene? Feinauer, Richard Cheer, Thespian, A'Cappella, Opera, 37 EHAG Secretary Echols, Leila 40 Edling, Relia 45 Edwards, Marilyn Ski, Spanish, Glee, Boosters 49 Edwards, Renee Ski, Thespian, A'Capprlla, Opera Riflr, Ski, Thespian, Glee One hundred eighty Ferrell, Florence ming, EHAG wim ming Rifle, German, A'Cappella, Opera Boosters Ferris, Dick Rifle, Radio, Khem Fisher, Joyce Fisher, Keith A 'Cappella, Opera, Football THE ARMY C REER... Above-average pay Refiremenl a'f+er 20 years o Medical and denial care Yearly vaca+ions wi+l1 pay Confinuous increases in pay Advancemeni' oppor+uni+ies Regular, depression-proof w Experience wH'h a cash value Educafional advan+ages Round +l1e world +ravel gdlfl 11011 Qualify? SEE YOUR LOCAL ARMY RECRUITER 258 So. STATE STREET SALT LARE LITY s F x ' tn fx . L Ri ' via 5 X KVM 'T-353 5 9 ev , 2' t 3 it - R V .. V. x 4 2, . J',,nf'-fi :iv ' 2 ef , X' 2 Z 6, 1 S2 f . f:1f:if1? 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Board of Control Boosters Committees 172 160 164 153 160 159 166 153 163 172 170 165 165 171 151 151 172 153 163 164 170 169 152 154 167 159 152 156 168 163 151 171 64, One hundred ninety-eight Stephens, Clilford Steward, Geraldine Stewart, Ralph Stevens, Norma Stoddard, Judy Stoker, Don Storrs, Marilyn Stout, Shirley Susman, Bob Swaner, Mitchell T Taggart, Rosemay Talbot, Dale Tanner, Elfreda Tanner, Joan Tanner, Joyce Tanner, Paula Taylor, Roy Taylor, Sue Thiriot, Donald Thomas, Farrell Thomas, Janice Thomas, Joan Thomas, Mack Thomas, Ronald Thomas, Shirley Thompson, Jean Timmons, Ruth Timpson, Jo Ann Tjas, Jim Troester, Paula Truman, Jean Typson, Jean Twelves, Marlene V Vandehei, Peter Van Wagener Alfred Van Wagoner, Gary Vickery, Elsa Vincent, Bonnie Vincent, Lee Vogt, Beverly W Waldron, Richard Walker, Ann Walker, Jo Ann Wall, Valma Wallace, Margaret Wallace, Norma Warren, Nancy Watkins, LaRae Watson, Joan Watts, Mary Lynne Weaver, Janice Weiss, Henry Wherritt, Sheila West, Emerson West, Jack GENERAL INDEX White, Nancy Lee White, Shirley Rae Whitney, Spencer Wilcox, Duane Wilde, Barbara Wilhelmsen, Shirley Wilkins, Carman Wilkins, Joyce Wilkinson, Bob Wilhite, Melvin Willden, Lily Dona Wilson, Elaine Wilson, Mae Wilson, Mary Beth Winburn, Nancy Winegar, LeGrand Winters, Howard Winters, Richard Wirthlin, Richard Wood, Donna Woodle, Lorna Woodward, Marian Woolley, Lou Jean Woolley, Nancy Woolley, Virginia Wright, Anna May Wunderli, Earl Wyt, Patsy Y Young, Bill Young, Richard 102, 87 72 51 136 73 110 63 85 122 86 88 135 70 76 124 112 88 173 20 18 18 15 Deans E.H.A.G. 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