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

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.W,WN,,qyM,,..v f' X 153355 . ' X . - ,W1g.efq. :.:,,. s . X X rf 'fx . rc. E Left to Right, First Row: Mr. Gartf, Bud Brown, Phyllis Turner, Tibby Porter, Catlwerine McKay, Mark Ashton, Bob Bradford, Mary Dawn Bailey, Stuart Poelman, Ron Culver- well. Second Row: Alex McDonald, Jerry Woodcox, Woody Moyle, Rulon Stocking, Clark Cederlol, Dick Maciarlane, Walley Duncan, Dick Cracrott, Ralph Thomson, Carolyn Hoggan. Third Row: Joan Powelson, Nanette Smith, Joy 11. Kay, Margaret Soutliwick, Momi Clissold, Gay Messina, Carol Jacobsen, Frances Anderson, Mary Soutllwick, Liz Sclmreyer, Gay Cederlot, Carol Staines. Fourth Row: Row- land Croft. Clifford Leaver, Bob Williams, Larry Dickinson. Annette Lowry, Ramon Jolmson, Kay Ford, Carlos Dun- ford. Marelyn Seiiers, Jerry Anderson, Jim Nlicliie, Ron Hansen. . - f r it .X Lt . t , so . r f sf Q g .qv ...W . , . as 51, ,il QV kg 53 M -we X . :X . -2-X . f. 5 i , v' 2' 'Q , X Za. - ,Ms .V , 3.-M as If A- N- X .,,, ,W D If 3. ip X ' iE:i.i'1,'.s, . s ' X- ' f ' wr Q X? :ZFLLRX X XZ! , X. '..- X 3? - H -A 31 A 1 f X3 1' :sq ' Q 'M ' , X - r ' Q of if gf.: 5 R . 1 il? X, J 'ff'-r . We E . ,.., 1 X s f rg t M., . .. fit W 1 ff? wiv' 'siadsf - A rv wtf ' ff Y fs . ff' in -vw -1 at H' XX ff 95. ,-'.Sa'fir' 5 'ji uw? Que is Q f.1.,.Qz ,Q 3 i'm'm'-wgi 7 'if -2 Q M iff Yi f . XA Y 5 NX Sf:-if fr , s- 2 f1?f?.trrf.-8-iii fl ' S Xu K A sk Mu! 'X 5 ci . - if t X-Q A it X XX N.-X tm ,x-. f . -X' Q Q .1 ts Of f f xv-fmt. X ' 'X r TX ,. W--N- i as if X t '40 ,1 M 'WTF 'MX ' U 'V - 1 -,X 'Vft f K -' N ' Q- r X -: '5:'f XX ,ts Q Q s sr' I X zany., wg . f swf aa fr, ' ' X '- S N , NX:fX'g3,xv2gq'rS.ef - , X is . N 'V ' www X s V- -me ff X sexe' . . , N X axgixsgkcx A f 2, Q Q .X X X 1 Q .. fu Q Wigs .s ,,,. A. OA. The All Qilzicers, Association consists oi all student body officials. Eligibility and the high standards oi active officials were the aims of this association. The fine assemblies at East are tile work of tile Assembly Committee. Miss Bowman and Mr. Bennett lnelped this group plan and direct East's many talented performances. Social adjustment and social importance were tile aims perpetuated by this able Social Com- mittee. Tlianks is due this small but efficient or- ganization. ASSEMBLY COlVllVllTTEE - Left to Riglit, First Row: Cliarlotte V L Ht R. It tR Tom McMaster e o 1 1 Lrs ow' Slff1Icl.M.B ,M B' .sl Cs R.: Y - Q. - i Flea CJ irscignllitficlIQSSAffl2:nKaflEf.m13naSSQ0x b4iii?dCli1:Jld.Kal Lim Shenon' Gay Cedeflof- Miss Ufcfmm' TCH' Pike' Second Row: or ' am' y' Bill West, Mr. Garti, Mr. Hale, Bud Brown.

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sg: Xxx f Y? A r 1 Q Y si W , R Q A vital part of East was the S.R.C. - familiar to all as the HBoostersH. This council consisted of representatives from all the rooms Whose joh was to represent and promote the suggestions of students. This organizations name is Well applied. They not only Hhoostedu individual rights, hut the rights of democracy as vw Left to Right, First Row: Mr. Cvarlif, Carol Staines, Gay Cederlof. Mark Ashton, Bud Brown, Alex McDonald, Ron Culverwell, Reed Jensen, Stuart Poelman, Walley Duncan, Jaron Norherg, Ralph Thom- son, Paul Dougan. Second Row: V. Lee Anderson, Kent Nielsen, Pete Nielson, Bill Briclcey, Wayne Cody, John Leonudalcis, Carolyn Hoggan, Nanette Morrison, Nlarie Barlow, Mary Alice Jeppson, Roberta Owen. Third Row: Chad Hamilton, Bch Breinholt, Terry Hill, Jack Knudsen, Mark Garff, Don Jensen, Mike Hanson, Tom Liddiard, Carol Jacobsen, Now about these late dates . . H U 1 N,,,,,,,,s,,. , I . Judy Durrant, Lucille Nielson, Momi Clissold, Phyllis Turner, Gay Messina. Fourth Row: Dick Macfarlane, Roger Crane, Cordell Stewart, Kay Ford, Sherie Moss, Spence Clarlc, Barbara Vincent, Val Jackman, Vixiskfcvleaygfi, Joyce Nilson, Janet Wright, Marsha Davis, Lois Bu- chanan, elen Hardy, Carol Mason. Fifth Row: Francis Anderson. Willard Godfrey, Gus Hansen, Sherman Hepworth, Steve Watson, Bill Daynes. Pete Douse, Dick Mack, Wayne Chamberlain, Jim lvlichie, Tom McMaster, David Petersen, Jerry Vvoodcox, Janice Jordan, Helen Dean. Q.. Q, . t ,Q ' 2- 3, 11317. 'W 1 vmzf, :vi ---, i -ilk 11- ir, ' M -re ' SWE, ...,: ,esiff lift ' 1 We i f . i, A 2 SE Q i . . MMA . , i, , '. -sa Wlarlc Ashton, Chairman 17 X

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IA. Association consists of all Eligibility and the high ciais were the aims of this is at East are the work of Zee. Miss Bowman and Mr. soup pian and direct East,s nances. and sociai importance were hy this ahte Social Com- - this smaii hut efficient or- f-irflf Roni: Tom Mr:Mzist1-r, n, um trim-, SM-0,,d Row: vn, EHAG sw. X wx xva N V 'X N f X W tial es XXX hs XR xxx Ns x N New Wm x swg VKX Gay Messina President QWY -NM X..-P -fr W as t llugv' Left to Right, First Row: Catherine McKay, Miss Utermann, Pat Seymour, Kathleen Clyde, Donna Miller, Norma Sand- herg, Gay Messina, Julie Morris, Renee Ward, Mary South- wick. Second Row: Ann Dent, Joy Kerr, Joan Holt, Joyce Nilsen, Penny Buehner, Nancy Weaver, Mary Jo Havertz, Susan Vanvoorhis, Karen Romney. Third Row: Marie Smith, PMSY Brown, Sharon Burdett, Eleanor Richmond, Tihhy ma., .,i.. t J ,J if Porter, Betty Nordhott, Nancy Curtis, Janice Christensen Patti Ruff, Mavis Morris. Fourth Row: Margaret Southwick Ann Hiiiam, Marian Driggs, Del Rae lsom, Becky Jensen Lo Rie Handley, Carolyn Stewart, Linda Lee. Kay Nelson Sheila Bruno, Carolyn Durham, Jasmine Freed, Momi Clis- sotd, Julie Goates. Fifth Row: Pat Vincent, Julie Ostler, Carol Sonntag. Marie Davies, Marie Fuller, Joanne Brahy, Lucille Cozatcos, Carol Aldous. Le t to Right First Row Gay Messina Miss Utermann Second Row Mary Southwicic Tihhy Porter Momi Ci s sold Catherine McKay Lucille Cozaicos Margaret South- wic . East High Associated Girls . . The gi is si e of school affairs has heen an important one. The girls have had a genius for achieving social success. This year,s agenda has included outstan-ding events such as the Welcoming Tea for sophomores, the Mothers, and Daugh- ters, Night, the E.H.A.G. Assemhiy, and the Girls, Dance. Their record, in- deed, has heen enviahie. Gay Messinays leadership has graced the E.H.A.G. in its many important functions and ac- tivities. Her sincere interest and excep- tional personality have heen endearing to ati. Gays Work has heen an enor- mous success.