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

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ELEANOR PYPER JOYCE BLACKHURST Joyce, as S.A.E. secretary, turned in a fine job. It will be a long time before you will forget her cheerful smile that helped put her high on the popularity list. From the beginning, when Elea- nor was voted in as the junior to hold the S.A.E. Vice-president post until now she has helped in every way from cheering the team on to victory to playing piano solos. Her willingness to help has made her a well-liked miss. JIM TJAS You were always seeing Jim discussing ways and means of getting another party or dance and deciding which kind would be most successful. His ardent fervor to do all that he could for East showed up in every situation. His gen- ial manner in handling the business af- fairs of East won him a host of friends. and these your Officers Twenty-nine

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JOHN ASTIN John proved himself to be a very versatile president and an outstanding social leader and athlete. His readiness to support student body activities, eagerness to please all, and willingness to help everyone are some of the things that made John such a popu- lar figure, especially with the girls. In his attempt to make this the most successful year of all years, John won the respect and admiration of everyone. This was your President . . . Twenty-eight

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The Legislators . . . Boosters A democratic student representative legislature was found in the well organized and efficiently run Booster council. This organization helped keep you informed on school activities and was the means by which all your opinions and suggestions were voiced in your effort to better dear East High. With the able assistance of Mr. Wilson they maintained all of the high standards East is so noted for. OFFICERS Alan Matheson Parliamentarian Dick Freeman Sergeant-at-Arms Jim MacFarlane Chairman Lorraine Davis Secrefary Ralf Pollei Vice-Chairman