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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1955 volume:

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DEIJICATIUN to those whose hands made history in these corridors of east high . . . to the hands of dreamers who dreamed of a framework and to the hands of the laborers who built that dream into a realization . . . to the hands of the men and women who have written the unerasable lessons ot life and whose voices, though some are stilled, speak in our pens and in our minds . . . to the seniors who struggling, write with the uncertain pen of the future . . . to the students whose hands sustain the moving force that is east high, a spirit that lives in the hands ot those who work and strive to leam and to create . . . to those whose hands are to forge the future . . . and to the hands that, clasping in friend- ship, reach beyond into our hearts . . . we do dedicate this book. ' J, 'fa Z VW! W l 3 W ,L fm 1 .-. Wy- 1-ur . . , , i- ili- - T lf' ' 'W' P fm i ly I JI 1 -Hu i will Ki: il M V J 5-u l ' lk.. ll .H I it H illl IIIIF nl i it I 'Q 1, I. .I I 'I . l-wif. .' iii , , I ,i ELVA COTTERELL MAJOR GARFF ADMIN i As the Principal of East, Dr. Arbogast is the force behind which East moves. Building East through diligent organi- zation and precise determination, he has strived for the ultimate in all things. His increasing efforts to make East better, and his warm handshake portray Dr. Arbogast - a man, a builder, and a friend. Guiding students in the choice of classes and offering vocational advice are only two of the several duties of Miss Cotterell, our Assistant Principal A in Charge of Curriculum and Program Supervision. A pleasant and under- standing friend to students, she has given her expert experience and ad- vice to help the students at East. Serving as one of our Assistant Princi- pals, Mr. Garff has labored tirelessly in his efforts for unity in the student body at East as well as for the in- dividual welfare. In the position of i disciplinarian, he is known for his i understanding in student matters, and his interest in sports. l ii STP., iv DN ,kjgwliowfyyfgff I Board of' Education Engaged in a thankless, if not demanding iob,are the members of the Board of Education. A body designated as the policy- makers, they have capably as- sumed and carried out the re- sponsibilities of their respective departments. DR NOALL MR SCHROEDER DR. BENNION il ,I it Counselors, rg East girls have again seen a great year under the able direc- tion of Miss Utermann. Leading the girls Through this successful year, Miss Utermann has dis- played qualities of reserve and perfection in all the activities in which she has been engaged. Her interest in the school and her friendly advice have won the praise of all girls. Performing his tasks as Counse- lor of Boys both quietly and ef- ficiently, Mr. Hale has earned the respect of the boys of East. A friend to boy and girl alike, he has given advice with a reserve and humor that has endeared him and his work to the East High students. -Q., Miss Utermunn Mr. Hale P.T.A. An organization designed for the better- ment ofthe school, the P.T.A. has done a fine iob in uniting the parents and teachers in a spirit of co-operation. Throughout the year it has sponsored various activities for the parents and has worked for the welfare of East High stu- dents. 5 Keith Bassett Helen Buehler Mary E. Coffey Marcel J. Delchambre Robert M. Hull Glendon lverson Lessie Price Alta A. Redd V Myrtle A. Schwan Q I Fefe l i' EQ 1 4 A ' . x. Q 51' , 'V 5155 L in Clara Cirkel Louise Cramer Royal C. Miller Pansye Powell Rachel Shepherd Phyllis Treageagle Language AILS l Richard C. Wisan Valois A. Zarr Mathematics 'l2 Clifron L. Cook Adeline Davis Phyllis L. Fassell ,l '?'b' i , WWW . '. E x. . 1' , t . ' 1' . ss-. .,. , ' iiea' L , - e.,,x , . I , , 7 . '16 i , as , l f Charlotte V. Foster Virginia D. Fraser George K. Lambert Social Science Jess H. Brown l Earl A. Catmull 112' N I X' , - v.l!,2if'13rffff'-. ' ' Donnel E. Powelson Elden U. Rasmussen Neil V. Chappell E. Foss Richards Fred H. Bennett Irving B. Moore Valentine Gorlinski Henrietta Romney Joseph C, Erickson Alton BX Poulson ' ,Emma M. Ullock Science Nilts E. Larson Garneta Shannon Hazel Witcomb A ll -1 Minnie Barlow Alvin J. Butler Harold D. Pejersen Inez Narramore Raymond C. Edvalson J. Von Tippetts Home Allene sufhgflanq Louise woodmansee Marion E. Hammond lnclustrial Arts Health And Physical Education Williafn Bradshaw llln 'i':'. .. ' .loan Penman Blanche M. ARigby Iman Hales Dorothy Hyde Don Jesperson McKinley W. Oswald l 'MfSgf. Selro Ray Anne Shrader Floyd C. Stevens Elaine Warthen ' if v ,,.:,,. 'a. .Q,:: . 'E ..,' Q i - -- J wa- .-32,5 t J 'Sg- , r 1 2: Qi Margaret Atwood Marguerite Beatty Anna V. Lewis Catherine MacLean C ' it OHIIIIQICI 'ea- ' -M 1'- - . v , Vera Nicewinter Darrell E. Palmer Beth F. Thomas Librarian Office Staff' Lorraine Bowman Alta Cassity Daisy Godfrey Josephine Hess . Dow H. Young 'fr .., . - sl . W .EY ualu all Bernice Pollei Lucile Rogers - Marian Simons M C1liSi1'liQIS CuStodianS ect W- x .X ,Xl , iff. 3 A 'R ISE fl .1 - ' -'fl . 'IT N .12 54 ' :- F ' J, . of 5 xofw ofa off' W, I N ' JZ 'A' if 4 Q QV ,TJ Nm I ' V mi 1' HR? 'Q wwf! .. .VI 1,1 was -F I V ' 'f 11-' .' g,, :g,pu,,,.,5 Point of Order S.A.El. f'f'iae1'S Kally Souvall is lust what the doctor ordered. This 98-lb. dynamo is the right prescription for any ill. She is continually exploding in bursts of laughter and a mischievous, prankish pixie describes her perfectly. Kally's bubbling personality is the secret to the successful year she's had as S.A.E. secretary. She's the iewel in our crown, the whipped cream on our cake. .M I wi,- With the unselfish attitude of putting school affairs above all else, Walley Duncan, our six-foot plus S.A.E Vice-president has done a top-notch job. Turning out a memorable T954 Homecoming, our versatile veep is a championship debater, and unusually good at vocalizing. l-le was indeed, a perfect right-hand man. Tom Early's shy smile has become as much a part of East as the seal in the front hall. The A-l iob our business manager has done this year was well demonstrated in his expert handling of the Car- nival. Tom's interest in sports lfootball, basketball, skiing, et all plus his ingenuity and know-how, have been a shot in the arm to his Alma Mater, and has certainly proven that Eciders know a good man when they see one. l .- i - ' - - ' l 5'-r.'f.f . . ....r..Fff2 -A Effervescent, vibrant, exhilarating, are Mary Dawn's private adjectives. Even getting up at 7:00 to march for Pep Club lone of her numerous activitiesl didn't dim the enthusiasm that permeates every inch of M. D.'s five feet, six inches. Her capabilities were well demonstrated in the book she produced under her title of East's First Historian. By now, this bundle of enthusiasm has us doubting whether or not she'll ever run out of pep. - A mischievous twinkle and a million laughs portray the sparkling and vibrant president of East '54-'55, Dick Paul. The arm that has enioyed so much suc- ces firing hook shots on the basketball courts has proven equally as proficient at wielding a gavel. Dick's self-assured way of presiding at assemblies, and his ever-ready smile belie leadership ability that can't be topped anywhere. The many hours he has put in before and after school are another illustration of his intense school spirit and loyalty. Dick's tireless efforts in the school's behalf have earned him bushels and bushels of praise. Allz, : , : , ' A QW , fl Ly :aw 5a'g-sf' ,U B , um -. W ' -'w?f5S1f msn.. Top lo Bottom: Jaran Norberg, Ginger Duvall, Tom Elggren, Craig McFarland. The Student Representative Coun- cil, better known as Boosters, is comprised of energetic and enterprising representatives from each home room, members of the Board of Control, and the class presidents. Led by Chair- man Ralph Thomson, the Boost- ers pushed the Leopard Chest and P.T.A. drives, games, and dances. They maintained top- notch school spirit in all activi- ties, approved club petitions and strived to solve all student prob- lems presented to them. 'i , -' px ' , 'X Z VJ., -.r T 'ZF ' Ai 5 Q . llg-. I I U 1 N lt f-'lt li C Ralph Thomson , , Boosters !I.L. Q .E ..... , 'T T 'A'f5 , . .15 ,-- ,V I ,Q ,,., Ur: , -' gy. .gi-1-qw ' 1' ul v -HSI?-I I , ' X 1 ' v -vi ,.,, 1- IIT ,, In -I ,. . I -.A 1 -.l- - i-1 'C I .I 4 is llvzfges . I gif' ll I , ,X . I . 1 'U Q .sn 'Q ' 'll I X ,al I I ll ru ,-Ev N . I 1 i Ty ' sy 1, I 3 lr il ts I 13' li J BQ .. -I 2' ..,.. ll l'.ff N 1, - U ,- W 1 rx, N A . III, I I xrii -rl' .lx X ' gl ju? 6,2-xi h P . 'L-im WN 1 , r il Board of Control Our student executive commit- tee, The Board of Control, work- ed endlessly for The students of East. Assisted loy Dr. Arbogast and Mr. Garff, president Dick Paul discussed matters of school policy, finances, discipline, and S.A.E. social activities with the rest of The members and used his good iudgment on the exe- cution of all S.A.E. matters. Alert on student concerns, the mem- bers working on the Board of Control fashioned a great year Tor Eciders. SOCIAL COMMITTEE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Left to Right: First Row: Craig McQueen, JoAnn Garff, Left to right: First Row: Liz Stallings, Camille Robinson Cecilia Casey, Don Corbett. Second Row: Miss Utterman, Second Row: Janet Exeter, Janet Secor, Mr. Bennett, Mary Dick Paul, Mr. Garff, Mr. Hale. Gerth, Sharon Cox. Third Row: Artelle Arneson, Nancy Elliott, Miss Bowman, Charlene Callow, Karen Passey. ' 1 J.. l 5 ,ruff qw f F' ', N: 51 .Hub - . 7 c s., e I D 1 . gf ':1 i I X gl . wil. ' ' ' 'Q Q, 5-I 1' A i A1 I ss -.. , I. f V' 2-ex 'Q Y . ...- 4- IL- - , of F.. Wg' Bill Brickey's most notable assets are an infectious grin and a high degree of leadership-ability- both ot which enabled him to lead the A. B. of E. Through another banner year. Guiding the males ot the school and the Boys' Association through such activities as the Mornson's Nite, the traditional Boy's Dance lbeard-growing weekl, and other doings, Brick set the pace for the boys ot East by being named an attendant to Mr. Touchdown, and playing his unforgettable role ot Shame in that hilarious otticer's skit. Eciders ot the strong sex show ,PNK l Y 5'-I - SJ their approval of the tremendous iob our Boy's Associ- ation president has done by employing one at Bill's stock phrases- hip, hip, hoorayl Left to Right: First Row: Doug Robbins, Dick Madson. Second Row: Carl Mitchell, Stewart Olsen, John Pace. Third Row: Mr, Hales. A.B.of' E 22 Bill Bruckey , 'x ea 3 5 Q , ll ll 0 Q El ll rx 'll 'J 'Q 'll 5 Nl w-ll 3, llll' ll Xi .J XS 'N - V xx X X3 ll U 'lil N 'Y 1 L if SY ll 3 sl 'u Q W N ll :J Y :M VX Q N xxrl ,X T8 KN 'xiwj X XIX N iq 'lvl Mvlfixi WV ig A5 'xl lxlxw ,X - xg ld .,l . QNX, sg V V' Qi Q- V f ,' .- . ..',7 '1 .,., .. g '1 ,.. vt., , '71 ,,. -gk XJ QQ lb Nw il ll X3 W X li lk K' lf J -1 X vo lxs. Doo J' X X ll' R5 ' 9 ,wal-lv ' sagxgxg NQQYNS i I is -lwwa Q l I Y mmm 0,,wL,:llwwJJ ' 0.2161 flu. Lucille Cozukos Left to Right: First Row: Ania Riita Hutenman, Darl Fred- rlckson, Tessie Tryfon. Second Row: Sidney Rosenthal, Judy Larson, Francis Felt, Miss Shannon, Miss Ufterman. VI-iv, 4 WW, El.H.A.G. Lucille's quiet manner and sweei smile have made her The darling of E.H.A.G. The success which all The E.H.A.G. activities have achieved, from The opening Mad HaTTer get-acquainfed lea feafur- ing Alice in Wonderland, To The final Girls' Assem- bly, Coifons'-Day, and Dance, is a 'rribuie To Lu- cille's abilify as an adminisirafor. Her hard work and Tremendous ideas have resulted, in making E.H.A.G. 1954-55 someihing To remember. Wi s, - 5 W. 5 x Q I 5 la., . '51 '40 hs-.Qin Vx ,F ..J QI H lf' . ill .L L.- 'Hill' one CIIOl'T8Qf strength fogefhery Iomc but ,A jsj ajrsme. hands- now sensitive To s ' Fifi and sf'irrrii1ess. . ' e Hands blackened by The teal rfubuuldrnngrfancuenf ppl- ' Iurs .... Hand gnorled cmd yelrlrowediy ye1'v knbWi'HgS'-,untgilizli Aff: secrets ond mysferies ofllifd. g . They ore The hands of experience. it 09 r 7 -J 1 , J x 1 14 Jgzxigif 59 fi, EH.. - ' ..'ff. fr' fmf,ww I 14---.V mme. I ,lf,t.,i 'fr'-'A J .2 4 . 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Caroleen Willardsen Gail Wilkinson Keith Wilcock Mary Lou White Cleo Whipple Sylvia West Harry Wesche Nancy Weaver Carolyn Watrous Jackie Watkins Gary Warren Don Warner Renee Word Juel Ward Hal Walton Robert Wallace Ray Wallace Betty Walker John Vombaur Pat Vincent Barbara Vincent Carolyn Van Tusenbroek Adrieanna Van Oostenclorp Adrian Van Mondfrans Betty VanderToolen Paul Van Dam Roger Upwall Gloria Troxler Babs Troutfelt James Toone '- Alice Tobler Shanna Thorpe Ralph Thomson Ralph Thomas Emma Lou Swinyard 27 I3 Chiyolco Suzuki Janet Summerhays Wendall Sullivan Joan Sudbury Ronald Studen Beverly Anne Stuck Johnny Strong Gerald Strong Kirk Stromberg Don no Rae Strickland Barbara Streadbeck Rulon Stocking Jayne Stewart Carolyn Stewart Vernon Stevenson Martha Stephenson Ron Steele Annette Steadman Rose Ann Stapley Helen Stange Elizabeth Stallings Jean Sprunt Jane Sprunt Saundra Spiker Barbara Sperry Sue Swindle Anne Sweeney 7 Semors Kally Souvoll Evelyn Southam Derral Sorensen Wally Sonntog Bob Soderberg Rod Snow 6' Fred Smolka Donna Smolko Sally Smith Evelyn Smith Dick Smith Billie Ann Smith Anita Smith Frank Skrotzki Wesley Sine Marilyn Simmons Janet Secor Gary Scow - Margaret' Scott Marianna Schultz Fred Schroader Pat Schrick Elizabeth Schreyer Paul Schettler Connie Scheid X. ,, I 4 ,4 if fl r ff 'QW ,ml fig' 4 I W1 1, ff ' A ,3.,1,,'x . 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Rick Prince Ruth Price Richard Pratt Marsh Paulson Stuart Poelman Jackie Plewe Glenn Pinder Tom Pike Beth Phillips Jane Pettigrew Ronald Pettey Roger Pettey Jill Petterborg Sondra Peterson Mary Peterson Gary Peterson Duane Peterson Douglas Peterson Dick Peterson Dana Peterson Dale Perkins Margaret Penney l.uRae Peirce Amy Pedrini Dennis Pearce Margaret Peak Jack Payne Dick Paul Karen Passey David Parry Pat Parkinson Lloyd Paget Ruth Ottosen Suzanne Ottinger Dixie Ostlea Carol Olson Bill Olsen Esther Olschewski Ronny Olauson Jerry Odekirk June Oblad Jo Lynn Norberg Jaron Norberg Robert Nielsen Carol Newmeyer Van Newman 1 6 f 4'- X 'k . 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H-fd' Shrader's test Melroy Harward La Ree Hart Frank Harris Alan Harmer Gayle Hardy Jerry Hansen Gaylen Hansen Annette Hansen Marla Hammond Joy Hammer Brent Halversen Fred Hales Cherie Hale Tony Hadlock David Grow Dick Groves Frank Grover Janiece Griffitfs Janice Griffith Spence Greer Don Graysfon Roberr Gray Karen Gray Bruce Grant Ted Granger I Sue Gottfredson Jim Goodro Reed Goddard Joan Godbe Louise Gleave David Gillette Carol Gill Clark Giles Gary Gilbert Diane Gilbert Doug Gibb Mary Gerth Janet Gerrard Marilyn George Carolyn George David Geerlings Aristea Gatsos Mark Garff Hal Garff Mary Gardner Dorothy Gardner Audrey Gardner Richard Gardiner Donald B. 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They are buildings of brown and red, curved from sturdy woods. Yet are simple and freely fashioned on occasion. Their hand, smooth with assurance and delicately formed Passes over the foundations of lite and comes to rest on Bright objects, gathering joy from around it and Creating sophistication and intrigue. Theirs is a hand of beauty and hope. i Scot! -P i Nola Peterson Jane Parrish. 0 s, X ' A 1 ffflii? gif - ly-XE, XR 11. N. 1 IIT- xb 'si-1 ' 1 l-it -fs K-fs V . I '- rigs 5 1-sif t P I 1 2. 5: The Juniors are holders of life, and builders of fantasy. ' MW' rg., Belonging to the past, they are a world f ' Built from figures of mahogany-limpid and rich. They are buildings of brown and red, carved from sturdy woods. Yet are simple and freely fashioned on occasion. Their hand, smooth with assurance and delicately formed Passes over the foundations of life and comes to rest on Bright objects, gathering ioy from around it and Creating sophistication and intrigue. . Theirs is a hand of beauty and hope. Judy Zwahlen Carol Zenker Robert Young Joyce Young Janet Young Gordon Yates Lorna Rae Wright Barbara Jean Wright willqdenn Woolsey Pat Woodward Jerry Woodcox Gary Wixom Carol Winkler Wallace Winkler Barry Winegar Jean Wilson Caryll Wilson Betty Wilson Robert Williams Jim Williams Gwen Williams Doris Williams Lee Willey Roland Wilkins Judy Wilkinson Judy Wilford Deanne Wilcken Sherry Whitesides Billie Ann White Charles White Vera Wetzker Carol Westwood Virginia Wentz Jay Wells Curt Webb Robert Weaver Mrs. Woodmansee Mr. Powelson rf. L:-xx Claudio Sutton Lowell Sumrnerhays Craig Summerhays Clavin Stroud Steve Watson Sherron Watson Peggy Watkins Sandra Wasden Marilyn Ward Jon Ward Vicki Walton Gary Walton Duncan Wallace Armand Walker Betty Waite Marlene Vogt Virginia Van Gend Norman Van Dam Mike Turpin Lonnie Turner Tessie Tryfon Janet Troxler Jane Trinnaman Melba Trapp Pat Trane Chad Tolman Jill Toclt Conrad Thygesen Bob Thornton Sue Thorley Raoul Thomas Harland Theobalcl Edwin Thaller Lucille Taylor Linda Taylor Jacqueline Taylor Sandra Taufer Floyd Tanner Jo Swanson Charles Swallow Z X- fikzf X fix -X - LQ .45 ,M D 4 1? nifty! - - , C - P7 f ' ,4? Z' if , f f Russell Strauss Lee Stoddard f J-no Z4,.fui,,gf , . f1'Af,Q,,Qjf5'm' A f--. al' '9 1' HN-A W - Fiji , 1 M T 1 9 'J my aw if 1, ww JY A A 1 - I, ' jr L 4 XX gk? ,V L 1 Vi , X5 ,, ,M .fly K1 N rf M 1 L 1 4 45' L WI, , 1 ,A-' , 1 XV' Y ' I 1-fin' wi? 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Slater Betty Lou Sine Virginia Sims Richard Simpson Pat Sims Sylvia Simon Blaine Simons Kent Simmons Brent Silver Carol Sieverts Sherry Sher Helen Shephard Margo Shelton John Sheehan John Seely Jay Seegmiller Gaylene Seehmieler Edward Scott John Schumann David Schulze Sylvia Schultz Vera Jean Schroder Sarolyn Schooley Renee Schoeler Carol Schmidt Doris Schild Cartherine Schettler Dave Schak 73 Potty Sargent Phillip Saunders Hy Saunders Nancy Sanders Darlene Sampson Nancy Rutter Bob Russon Janice Russell Bob Rudy Tam Roth Sandro Rosvall Sidney Rosenthal Walter Romney Pam Romney Leonard Romney Jean Romney David Romney Ronald Rohner Virginia Rohn Vicki Robinson Jerry Robinson Bert Roberts Gloria Rigby Jim Rieben Douglas Ridges Robert Richey Ray Richeda Suzanne Richards Joe Richards Douglas Rich Louise Rich Jim Rhoades Nancy Reilly Don Reeve Judy Reese John Reese Chritie Redford Ronald Ray Daniel Raven Frank, Ralliff Heber Rasmussen 3 1.-if 1 X. y . 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Y Pill f 3' pu- . -L4 -D l ,K b- J, Barbara Cook Bob Conley Roger Compton Mary Conrad Judy Cockayne Kaihlene Clinger Dennis Coon Danice Coomans Jack Cook, Jr. Darline Cook Sopho Marge Davis Louis Davis Walter Davies Danny Daniels Darrell Dalton Ralph Dalebout Gary Dahmer Gayle Curtis William Cupit Billie Cummings Marion Crotch Michael Croft John Critchley Kent Covey Wayne Coulom John Cottingham Ellen Copening Dennis Coorman naores A '.-112 ... lv -.':'!,'.' . 95-ig? 5. , ,glefiin iff' f'. :.-.-- -' - TW-. V-:.' ,'.-.-5 ' '-1--gs. 44:21-wffs:?'v'f .. . gjileizadtg.-h ff,-,F .. . ,rar . . . .. ,g .- 1--r ., 'gifzis :ya if -. Ijlfirlvsg -' .'.'. u'1' -' . 5-' ' :,..,gi, x45:'Q,.n .-lla. .. ..:.Jn.:-as ':.- . 'uv -.' b.-:QT ' ,-:1 ,,fZQ-'1gf3f:s'K4,x',5:.,.' V l iii-35711 - ' '.'- -A., --r. - lx . 2 abt: .-g.'ax....-- -v -r,.u .,, - .,g,- ,. 6771.-?'E'?v.fQ1f:2:'.f:'.lwasl'ffB-' . . 16- 5-:l,.w!g7?.:g::' W'-.:' .' - ' 7 - ' , x, - s-.fl . ing . 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Burns Sharon Burnham Jack Burdette Barbara Burda Tim Buehner Kay Bryson Kathy Brown Connie Brown Adam.Brown Vear Brooks Jim Bromley Mary Jayne Broadbent Bob Brinton Bob Brickey Warren Brenneke Sue Brienholt Johnny Breeze Gen Christensen Dianne Christensen Corrice Christensen Carole Christensen Carla Christensen Adrian Christensen Fred Cheney Richard A. Chase Neil Chapman Jeanne Catmull 4 Myrna Christensen Kay Christensen Julie Christensen Jim Christensen 11. vmh . ' A 'N F' it , 7 ,, A, llxgtt ,Y , :- I N ,,,, rtt5L,i1- .- mv-, X f ll ,Q ia. i Jw Il z ' ft .ij 'WK . , ,,A,i r F 3? 'N 1 1' 2 x fm-nisP 'S A T53 wg i il 'f rx i 7- 5 I gf- Q' it i ,PH .4 .1 l I ff Ii. ., l Silvia Bane Davis Ballard Chaume Ballard Connie Baird Darl Bain Dol Bagley Phil Badham Henry Bacldley Sharlene Astle Terry Breen George Bramlett Marcia Bradshaw Paul Bradley Joanne Braby Ann Marie Boyden Rheacl Bowman Carol Bowers Norman Boswell Jean Boswell Janet Boothe David Boothe .loan Bollinger Anne Boehmer Tom Bodenheimer Bill Bluck Eulala Bloomfield JoAnn Bills Gary Best Gail Bernstein Judy Berg Jerry Berg Barbara Belnap Judy Beckstead John Baxter Margo Bates La Nae Bates Douglas Bates Gordon Barton Cathie Barton Bill Bartlett Leon Bartholomew Kim Barr Fred Barnes Larry Barlow Dean Barker Maureen Astin Marvin Astin Fred Asper Birgitta,Asp Deanna Arveseth Diane Arneman Anne Armstrong Peggy Arpke Pat Anderson Merritt Andersen Marilyn Anderson Marilyn Anderson Karen Anderson Judie Anderson Gary Anderson Edwin Anderson Douglas Anderson Diane Anderson Cheryl Anderson Carol Anderson Nancy Alston Ronald Allred George Allred Sondra Allen Lanny Allen Julie Allen Judy M. Allen Elizabeth Allen Dwayne Allen Barbara Allen Judie Alder Bill Alder Richard Ainslee Robert Ainslie Tony Ahlricks Antoinette Ahlrichs 13,1 ' if - K- X ,011-fd' x if - 'tn ,X .Qin ii. ul .X 1 fav-ef i AJJVVD WJ 0'0 6Mm,WM.Q,' X . J, 4 Z HMM by aDc0...xA'fwgj:ii?07u! 'uw Of f Zlfigim ,,9i4W-4f -Off MMVW' Ji. WWF-4. 9-616-14. 41,527 wzmqqf 54...-,,,f WTQMWZQQWMZM WWZJQQWZ WW ED ww fiwfwg 'Z 5', IOKUGQI XXX, Ar, IHLX df? OV X 0 fvk' x0bv3p N -Q, ,Q .f , V N NARCUYXQQM 1,01 'YO A0 ER' di NQJU o 504 M ww QSUWX P , X ,X 1 A ix, 1 7 0 'x W1 AJ , 34-W f,,J' XM .. if 09? Pjwpf v WW! ff!! f7Q7,-t t tw 1 w f W M3 NN X skill!! ,Ll w 1 fi if l Mfsgi. sem A vital part of EasT's R.O.T.C. program,MfSgT. Selfo has again fashioned a group ofable young men. Leading The boys in military and social skills, he headed a championship rifle Team, out- sfclnding companies, and, of course, The annual R. O. T. C. Dance in true military style. PL. 0. T. C. Drill Team Company 2nd Platoon 9: px fb Ist Ploioon M A its U-. ,.g, fx Rifle Team I fState Champions J? Battalio Staff' Sabre Team A 5 ,. 2nd Platoon Company H B an BQ DYXFS- Af V . .N f iii' 1. J Nw Ist Plcnoo . 47 sl w vp ww D' .'fE,,...', ., rw 1 ,.-1,1s:.-iSiQm-Sing.2. nf' . f'-el--1' 1 . ,',.L -Y -i.-- gl,:,sl:,,- - -- Anderson Cheerleaders Fireballs of Spirit, Cyclones, Bundles of Energy - any superlatives you want to use will help describe this year's cheerleaders. Dolled-up cheers'and a bunch of snappy new formations have rnade them a terrific ornament tor the football and basketball fields and courts. They've informed us that they've succeeded in getting a wholesale price on laryngitis remedies. The stiffness caused by arm-flinging, leg-splitting, and all sorts of antics have managed to keep the mercantile institutions operating in the city by the salty sea. Miss Warthen has been an efficient, cooperative sponsor, too. How about fifteen cheers for the cheerleaders ? Mrss Warihen Mulder Dori YSOII unford s Price E 97 A j,ff7-,f K ,L I 'Ha Q gf , 5214 QL Tyi 79 6 K ig? yffgtcf Cc 'wg -4--' ff. . f4L4J, gmc? , 0 nip My lfbcw f 3 , 1 1 . 'K' X 6, 1. PU xw if lman Hales Don .lesperson Wrestling lhead coachl Basketball Il-lead coachl Track lhead coochl Baseball lhead coachl Sophomore Footbal Football lassisrantl ' f vifdvvv ' Coaches Frqnk Selig Tally SQBVBIIS Football lassisrantl Football lliefld C0ClCl'1l Sophomore Basketball Basketball lGSSlST0f1Tl Tennis Coach '- 'E ' ' E' as Mg. .246 as :if im ' .sq K - M v -in E we M R OTBALL fm .l .- ,M lm- e gr,-I l .. t ff-- Jim Rytting, QB, No. I6 52 Ca ta'n p ' 2.uw'e. Bill Brickey, G, No. 25 .il y -' lil 1 -5 , A-9 W . rs , 4 . .1 .4 X . 'U East-Jordan 18-6 20 Jordan was the first league victim to hear the fierce growl of the mighty Leopards as East triumphed 18-6 in the league opener. East not only stopped the pile- driver offense of the Jordan Beetdiggers but also put on a little show of their own. Bill Brickey, Dick Pratt, Craig McFarlane, Bob Birch, and Jim Hibbard con- sistantly provided gaps for some terrific running feats. Spence Clark, John Mash, and Chuck Murray took advantage of these holes, while Steve Watson, a talented Junior, romped with determination through the Jordan defense. Spence Clark i scored East's first tally and Watson followed suit to leave the score 12-O at the half. The last half saw Watson chalk up the other six points as the ball worked F its way down-field in the hands of Chamberlain and Ringwood. In the final min- utes of the game, Jordan fought its way to the goal lines and the game wound up at 18-6. Left to Right, F'rst Row: S'oI Nelson, Cliff Edmunds, Glenn P'nder. H G' S Second Row: Dbug Robbins, Bob Stayner, Kirk Stromberg, Nlaurice Dorton. I1 ' ' mm mmfllw ,V 'W Mm ,, Q-A V' -Y ' . l .- . It I . i Yi ' ' I l . ,' fx 1 Q , '-f East - Carbon 12. - O The Leopards Took To The air To Top Carbon's Dinos aT Derks Field. 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'2 lB5i,5'43: f?1 . li 5, V' : '7 f V'f 'ggi V -WAV. ,t-.f ki ' , W. .wr - V 'ffafwa-P -- W' if V 1-1 v J, -' - ' gn 'l 7 ?? 4 .'1i.?i1Q.-2 1: V ..-.ff- East-Granite 33-19 East boasted a big first half as they chalked up a 20-O lead before the Farmers got warmed up, and then proceeded to send the boys from Gran- ite home with a 33-19 defeat. The Leopards drove 62 yards in eight plays for one score as Watson, Rytting, and Clark all got in on the spree. The second half saw the iunior class well represented as they proceeded to hold the farm- ers cibout even and give East the 33-19 victory. Van Newman, G, No. Merlin Smith, FB, No. 3 John Boyden, T, No. 58 Rulon Stocking, HB, No. Bill Sanborn, T, No. 52 Dan Firmage, G, No. I0 Craig Summerhuys, C, N Gail Wilkinson, E, No. 1 West-East 8-6 Perhaps it's the upsets that make the traditional East-West game traditional. At least that's the way it turned out this year, as West set the whole town talking as they slid through with an 8-6 win over the dismal Leopards. If there was ever a mixed up game, this was it. Not one point was scored on an offensive play, iust on the other team's errors. A West punt gave East the ball on the one-yard line and after the dust cleared on the next play, West had scored a safety and led 2-O. The Leopards got revenge as Jim Hibbard grabbed a Panther fumble and ran it over to give East the lead. Lady Luck had to have the whole show however, and a little while later, West scooped an identical East fumble and went the distance to score the fatal blow. , ,, . , U .-,L -Q 4... . . Arim- f.- N. Q.. , .. To Q-1-Ylljfl -,-,-Z Doug Myers, T, No. 26 Bary Judkins, HB, No. 43 Wayne Chamberlain, HB, No. ll Roger Pertey, G, No. IB T ur, , East-Provo 33-O 'Lf nf , :-ynlbil A, . Q .-, .T 1 - T gl T e 1+ T ...Q f x-:rf rf T, '35, l ' e 'rj-,Q ' il The Bulldogs from clown Provo way couldn't seem to YQ ,f- , , , '-'QfQl.,'f?i gef out of The doghouse, as East went wild in the first ,Q v 4' , f -,F , V 'ml half of a one-sided ball game, and built up a healthy l'sil'H,5 -Ht . L, :gg 'N ' score of 27-O. The Leopards left Provo in the dust -Q - ' :.-xv' from the opening kickoff as they quickly piled up a L: .1 1 t 17,1 l I-1 gfgfjiggf .,,u 20-O lead before the end of the first quarter. The Bull- ! I j'f', --,11-.'-v.-' ggtgff' -, 'j 4. dogs were never in the game as East managed To - -? s .., Y, ,if it tl :,,:1,,, , ,L ' - fy - - f' , .il wr . ' 5' in y . .1 - 5 V ' I- sooo :uma Q. , e L 4 '.gl'g.g,: : 1 ' T W' ., 1 g I g T .4 in, M 'rl 'ff .1 A' 'Wir' , fig, , . ,,, I Q, ,K,. .. l l ' 1 r' . . ref , . - r 7. 'UZ' T41-7' ' ' - 1, , -' i,f.1:,-.rvwl v-Q.. .. .Aj -,'s,!',.- ,'. ',-. , '-B.-eu. ' -1 -4 -A'- L51 ' -, ., -fig , , - ra' 'H T yum jf:-'Y- , -Q1-.vippvygi '- 1, ' e-Y, r' ,, ' Af'-,ir ,Q ' ,. :Q 45 7.i5'?'. , -m -A -f 1 ' 'A fT',fl i - -.' M A 1 5 , 7 E? nmfffil 1 ,J U N I I .. f' nw u S I 'hr i ' oo ' I gi 1 9 , i -5-W, 4 'M 9 IAA 5' L ir : X, .. gf 4131, 4.1 J , , - ,a frail l wifi i U 'eff K T .1 , 'Rl Y' ki. M. Y, 1 ' H - , A A+' ,, come through with Thirteen more points before the gun to give the Leopards a final 33-O win. -' ,5 VA. . l 'X H Q-s,,A'QJ , .W,?b , 1:0 lwt. .K v ,J in -7- - x If 6 '- . , . v -4 4'-, .I Q, X, -n xv f ,, ,gg . 3. J W 5- V., - - .-. as 'ju ' -f - ' G'-' ' W, jg . gr. if - if ill N' H s -5 r . - ': I- ' Ox ,.,Y V N-: 1 ' X w ' . A X I 0 4 -i , l , ' , . ,.. on 'tt ' . - ' .1 ,il-luv' rg .,--I . . , u , A I lg X f, 1 ,W . 1 ,, 5. KE: -- 4 . -1 A v . , E3 'i ,v L :., Q , ,v-1-Q'qJ 1 .' . , V Mike Brown, E, No. 14 M: lf K -T - so . We nate Rogers, G, No. 48 -gf -'K .- -fs--pk. lg-:-,::ef:g.gi ' - -5 1 .,, ., vw: ,' :, ',,- -- ' , - - Reed Jensen, T, No. 39 . 'f'r' 35639, ,Q-'gg ' V, ', 3 . ,,- J... f,- -lube -,c -CLK.: , V- X.. , ' g- rg '. 5fJ,?J'. x . 'i,f g2 ' , , ,,.. A K. W . V Q 2 ' - it - , ,Wd ,. ' .- lg. ' E5 all 5 ' l 'ff-4? -2-14?!f1e'.3 G -gr., 3 , I 9 -fv www 4, vt-' :gil Q 'Q' ,nfl :-f,1eW'1ii- - -. - t - ..? . , , ll , - .- - . , ' .. , . Q Q 5 .in .ax QQ E A 5 1 . R' ll Y ll V 1' YI 'ET E lhti '. Tx.: if Y 2' :f t' w 'lw'll'y?ll -I-' il III-I -ll'-' 'V' , 1 J 1 ' - L , - .L - ,' L+ ' ' GurY Chestang E No 55 3' A ' 'xl' 2 1' . i f-i l 1 'LA ' fi V 'll S- I , , . I .. lg., -531, Bill Bradshaw, QB, No. 50 . J A I g , ,fig ,1q5Q3'qfs,2 11 ,.V George Richins, G, No. '19 Wgrlbfgni 1 i , , N-s2'.s'ggfij,5t f s-1 'yu ,-I,,1':L.5. v V ' . V i A . PF? JW-A .4 'M' ff, V i..-:fj-1' 'f 2511312t9freQ9'i'14i'aif.,1-wfllt J ' Q, -,ig ka ,I ' M! 'fbi' 4-f Y ,ij-.' ' yi 1'-ff.--. x lf , 1,8 W' , Y Q , Mx55f..s gg- f,,jjfj -iw, f Q ,. .. g.:1,,,'3f--9,15 5-.rf-f 10192. n'.,.-1.2225-tvsiws .we.-sta - s mf .fat-Fas . East-South 13-13 The East High Leopards, in a desperate attempt to keep their championship hopes alive, were tied I3-13 by South, who came roaring back after a 13-0 half- time score. East hit pay pirt fast when Howard Ringwood took the ball and scrambled 53 yards to the South 17-yard line on the first play from scrim- mage. South held for two downs but Steve Watson stepped back and hit Ringwood in the end zone - anatomy or scoring area? An unsuccessful conversion attempt left the tally at 6-O. Shortly after, however, East got the ball on the South 44. Watson picked up five, Ringwood nine, then Watson ran 30 yards for a touchdown. A kick by Boyden made the score I3-O. The second half saw a South High center intercept an East pass on the T8 and with nothing between him and the goal, he scored their first tally, and the score was T3-7 after the conversion. In the fourth period, East fumbled on the 38, and a South pass brought the ball to the l5. The next play, run over by South, tied up the score and ended a heart-breaking game for a tremendous East High football team. .Av . is -in-. S., -4 in Q ng-. 1... .. V. t , 7 --. f ifgi ' ' 4 this flu., I' V 'v' Eosf Eost Eos? Eos? Eos? II wg'-Q.. 1.51: , c L' Left to Right, First Row: George Smith, George Lewis, Jim Michie, Woody Moyle, Dove Jorgensen, Dick Rees, Couch Jesperson. Second Row: Joe Evertsen, Dove Peterson, Dick Brimley, Dove Fox, Bill Willioms, Mike Scott. Third Row: Dick Davis, John Evans, Bob Sharp, Bob Brickey, Bob Rich, John McForIone, Terry Rossiter. Fourlh Row: Jerry Rogers, John Bates, Bory Judkins, Gary Chestong, Bob Roynor. Junior Varsity Scores Jordon O South 6 West 0 Granite 0 Olympus O Y' if A ,ifiif East 33 Easf 7 Ecssf 25 Ecisf 7 East 53 Sophomores Left to Right, First Row: Sieve Weiss, Wayne Coulam, Craig McQueen, Keith Gardner, Dick Madsen, Lyn Olsen, Tom MacKenzie, Darm Penney. Second Row: Gerrit Freund, Bob Rasmussen, Ray Richeda, John Wunderli, Hy Saunders, Bob McDonald, Danny Daniels, Phil Lauritzen. Third Row: Stan Larsen, Ronald Wyatt, Alan Ensign, Dave Malmquisf, Merrill Fisher, Tom Felstead, Dal Bagley, Mike Falck. Fourih Row: Tony Cannon, Mgr., Monte Luker, Mgr., Jerry Toponce, John Gout, Jon Lloyd, Mel Murphy, Bob Daynes, John Stohl, Coach Hales. Scores Jordan 7 Murray 6 Bouniiful O Wesi' 20 Granite 6 i ,2J,llAf1gTn:,Ti ,ia in.: A My .x ' ..,. il. 'J ,VM EA -. 1 -4- gf. ., .v, 1. A I FU, jflpiis-1, wx in I , I 5 3. 7 ' wit I u lj 'fp '7s'.'5g',, ., , x P F - ' ' . 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'N Howard Ringwood, Forward C ,,, Doug Loitridge, Forward 112 54 E iz. - A 1 TCL, A , , V, r use - .' fur br -- ': 4 , . ' EL-M-7-:- , ..,, ' 4- N- V w.w1 r i:4+4o iapwaca--2 ' - - A V t '- of gms? Sherm Fuller, Guard r v'y,' Sieve Watson, Guard 42' Tom Grendel, Forward 1 Players Dick Paul Dick Sawyer Larry Folsom Norberg shows scoring form Chesrong comes up with the bull again Everybody loves Grondel. L. I V Pile-up on the IO yard line Oh, for CI reverse gear! Sawyer up for two. Ec1s1's fcxsr break works again. Nobody gets awcy from Jcron. , -x 1 4 -u x N 1 r I RSX. l5l 11, o wj.,,.x,, , 5'-'A He bites I Pollard shows AlIwStufe form. Eosf 68 .... ,........... S oufh 52 Ec1sT 49 .... ...... O Iympus 48 Eosf 64 .... .......,. W est 40 Eos? 71 ....... ........... S oufh 55 EAST 47 .,.,...,........ JORDAN 42 Opponents' Tofol 482 Opponenfs' Average 48.2 EQST 63 ....... ..... G rcmite Eclsf 50 .....,. ,,,,, D Qvis Eosf 57 .,.. ..... P rovo EOST 42 .,..,........,,,,,,,,, West Eclsf 45 ................ Olympus EosT's Tofol 556 Ec1s'r's Average 55.6 .,5Q 0- C ,nv Ecsf 51 ........ ...... W eber 46 Eosf 50 ...,... ....... .............. P r ovo 45 East 42 ................................ Jordan 62 IEQST placed Qndl 911' -4 4, 1? i ...Ji-' L State To' pi' -ia H1'Il91'lt F.. l V 4,74-Q, . ,. I -', 45? as if i C1124 L .A Left to Right, First Row: Sherm Fuller, Dave Lund, Howard Ringwood, Tom McMaster, Dick Madsen. Second Row: Coach Stevens, Bud Neslen, Dave Petersen, Bill Bradshaw, Jack Knudsen, Merlin Smith, Jerry Woodcox. East East East East East East East East East East J unior Basketball South 28 Olympus 42 West 29 South 37 Jordan 59 36 Granite Davis 36 Provo 51 West 46 Olympus 57 xml' East East East East EasT Easf Easf East Sophomore Basketball SouTh Granite Bounfiful Jordan Provo West Davis Olympus Left io Right Furt Row Doug Rldges Mgr., John Sfohl, Dick Forbes, Tom Holt Hy Saunders .hm Chrusfensen John Seely Del Gardner, Mgr. Second Row: Coach Selfo Mernll Flsher Sam Jackson Roger Thomsen Bob Rasmussen, Dave Pike, Bob Brickey Stan Larsen Absent Dave Romney . 11:15 df Q 3 -X v'17lFfuvJ?'1 '-5 KA:-7 6.1 fi r 5 Left to Right, First Row: Cliff Edmunds, Glen Maw, Bruce Hale, Blaine Hendrickson, Bob McNichals, Alvin Marita. Second Row: Jerry Kellgreen, Ronnie Du Paix, Ken Harris, Steve Brockbank, Allan Smith, Dave Thurgood, Phil Lauritzen. Wrestling Team Left to Right. Terry Rossiter, 71, I f Left to Right: Tony Cannon, Managers. Dick Pratt, Dick Winzenried, Captains. , -,. ? W ' r lg, - , A J if L , xl 1 74 I Left To Righi, First Row: Lane Smith, Jim Michie, Richard Cannon, KeiTl'i Gardner, Dick Winzenried. Second Row: Ralph Sheffield, Ed Jeppson, John Boyclen, Jim Hibbcird, Bill Brickey, Dick Praff. The lorawny he-men comprising The wresT- ling Team grappled Their way To Third place in The STaTe Wrestling Meet This year. Rip- ping Class A schools, weekly marches sTimulaTed These gorgeous georges To The upper brackers of wresfling. EosT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT EasT Easf EasT EasT 63 ...... ............ P ayson 8 47 ....,........... Olympus 31 86 ............ L.. Box Elder 21 73 ................., Jordan 41 46 .........,........,. Weber 38 56 ..... - ............... WesT 24 45 ....,... SouTh Summif 15' 46 ...................... Provo 32 52 ....,....,.,...... Murray 48 1sT in Region, 3rd in STaTe. Wh1'h.. QIIIIIYTI ll IUHIUI 'Cm 4' T J- ' 's?,.5ihr'FT V. .f. ,H .Am ff. -!sc.-.f,-.Tw '--v ' ?.agag,r-f?f'1Q'vf?1'ff 'f ' ,fm-r,, If 'f ' ' ' 54 l ' ' i Q- , f 'T--I ,U 1 mmm ' + 2 fpak . .f .v -- ' Y - '-,' ,aka .x,,u,, A f Y . - C- X ' ' ' 1, L , , - Y f ,, f- , . : . 1 l rf' fl-'J-L-PM-512-,K 0 'Y ,, fn., ',,l' ' .., ,.:.-..,:4 4-'L Nr- - +R?- Intermural Basketball Champions B-Q I3 io Righf, First Row: Ray Thomas, Larry Beckman, John Fred Hales. B- n. Second Row: Spence Clark, Mike Brown, Mr. Ben- i Tennis Team v . n . t Left io Right, Frisi Row: Hy Saunders, Wes Howell, Tom Mackenzie. Second Row: Bruce Wilson, Lyn Olson, Clark Giles. ii .ex v-f X l. -- -.--.-w i Anf,-ig -nf v 1 ' f fl -V ui- .- i 1-'G' 1' ' ...S s 1 +L... 'ag Q ' ' I ' ' ' . 3 I l L' f ' 4 Z l' i l ,.. ML... - ,.,- d... . , f. ' 'ws Adv-V -.f.. b -1 .4-4 Golf' Team Lefl lo Right, First Row: Dave Winder, A. J. Staples, Alan Giacomo, Buz Lloyd, Bob Brinton. Second Row: Mr. Larsen, Dennis Merback, Bob Irvine, Paul Forbes, Ross Anderson. l 129 Track gg K 4,5 8 -'ef 4 eNf.ae J iqeiiil 'J z A - '. . HH '- 'V L' if - -7 :lr we H I ,f ' H if? J' W A : ff42,.i9?13 'ifrl' ' - - ., pm -- VV4, ', I L 1 if Y. 1'l QI. 7,-wr 'flu-J 'K ,gm .Y -as , 'f11wn37n:-s r- ,Q D D -, , Roland Wyail Bill Ward Javelin Mile lf ' ' E55 V :fj 'fg ski. in L V V1 5 f V: ' , 1 figiie ' ullisjlllffi i lu . ar1e. V J as 'Fm if is if-has .f,,-we is ll 'tra - vifgg -r1f1ifh- R J ,Thi 'ws- l 1 5 '51 ,' 'T ' A' 'f',q1j', 1 'A 1' . ' LJ I ' is l 'E f . Qhsgmi- QRS? K ' 3 QAST, ah l EAS? ' Juv I F ' P 'T -, ' H- r J was . we l J , . B me-. 1 Jerry Toponce Chad Tolman Lowell Summerhays Rulon Stocking Bob Stayner 880 Relays 880 880, Pole Vault, Relays 440 Relay Discus iil lfl ..-,, ' if . l 'R' ml ,.V :f -, - ik ' YJ' K' fe :E -F E V -4 X L F' .f jg? -, 4:,,jj . ' V' 5-Xa! - H , ' Q '57 53 g ifs: Lf ' lg, -.,,,:4 lx Lf-'by guy 4- l 54 Il' Z 5 mr -170' 4x 1 . 5 l t r I' h D I Z . ' l wer , msg, ' ' EASY? i ,J 99.521 Y-551' K 99512 r -51, J , V- ,ew , I 9 ' r ,V .L ' LMS' ' ' -L. 'W f f,..-W' J ., reef N r , so-J we J Merlin Smith Mike Scott Bill Sanborn Jim Rylling Howard Ringwood Bob Rasmussen Shot-put Shot-put Shot-put 880 Relay, 100-yd. Dash 440, Relays Shot-put, Discus Dick Ptah Ron Pettey Dave Petersen Darm Penney Mel Murphy Jim Michie Shot-put, Discus Mile Low Hurdles, 880 Relay High Jump, Broad Jump Pole Vaults Mile, Relay J .-l 3 fe .Sfl'Qi D '5D'r Ill: ,A if - V fe lg M r Y ' - n ' ,V f A . , , , A A -,tl AL ' A, VJ - en, :- . ' R 1-i - so - F f . V -N YIASY, 1. ST' N QA-57' -LAST XJNDT' -Q y ' an A A vi ,f in , Srm .s1.,e.: f l i lg-I, -he -A , if- , 'ifgg ,,, 4, . A -V .s lf I -1- -wr h':' M gil l' -all if Hifi. ' 2: L'-at 1: 'H 1,2 ,, H: 'U M - 352: 'Q-all -5 l fur' E3 e fl 9 v-' 3 Q4 l!12.!15, if M--R ,l 2 pie. 'f 1 Riff ff' . , by g u, .itwl' 9551? - aQf il ieAsr Q YP-5T.ssx1i FASYZ ' l HAS? ' .fa , if----. D, 1 ff lv H - , , Craig McQueen Dave Malmquisf Dick Madsen Keith Longson High-Hurdles, Relay 100-yd. Dash, 220 Relay IOO-yd. Dash, 220 Relay 440, Relay Sonoma Liufau Phil Laurilzen 100-yd. Dash, 220, Relay Pole Vault ,1 :,1 . 1 , 11-4 ':-, 5 , ,M V 4 Q' - i-wi ,, , 1, - Qm'l,'g 'gr . lA'a55'5fe,, ' -'ireeifl l 1 -. - - ' -di? -'.l , I ' . be 1.,vse:aef A +1 ' f. . A f ,.w...fg Ai .-- -'- -Q L, ls.-,.. . I . xo-, ,- , e , lr., - ,L- .Y,,. --,.-Yf .T .-fir l gf., -Q, ,l ,. f , , M 1 .gg ,age -rg , , .NJ 1 , A ,, ll ,, --gvi L e . Ufffg-'Us' - M egsfx- wif A H if--1 f 'T y 'iq M , -- , - . . gag ' - 1 . 1 ..l1s,H K. f , , I , ,.,::, 5. gjslfi v k LL... , ,f - - f ,:.: A : G 3 y y ,E Nw, ,ip , Q E5 , '1 ,Y A . -- f , ' 1 1 ,- V ' Vi. , it Ar f ' 'V ' D P is RK ef'-221 ' use - 'QP'5?s.f M PW: SL f EAS? ,. li D V I R I Bary .ludkins lOO-yd. Dash, 220, 880 Relay Larry .lanes Gene Jensen Javelin 440, Relays Bill lde 880, Mile Keith Gardner 220, 440 Relay Don Follows Broad Jump y , 2 V y fl .Qin lvsy y F n ' - H W ' i ' A. Y ' Q , gk ' :L-' ,,A.f-ff, ' F, 'Simi I A ,157 V u M' ' ' ' Q- 2 lil! ,,,, , - .,,: . , , , . , N 1 ': f fr l e , - V 5,3 is ,Q-Zig' 1'-' 5 - ' 'L' ' 'L '1'?f- Y -:A I . 4 1 l s ' 1' .--af' , - M A f ' 3 excel ' l YJ'-57, 4 i -11 . ' 1 95511 J ' ' , ' Q? ' g,h5'1' J 557' 2.1 l M f' ,EAST 5 Mark Flandro Joe Evertsen Tom Early Pole Vault Shot-put High Jump, Relays Bob Daynes 100-yd. Dash, Low Hurdles, Relay, Broad Jump, High Jump Clyde Davies Warner Cummings Relays Broad Jump - LY P I , 4 -f 'L ef . , i' A 'ffif'-:.-K 0 ' 5- '- 'f ' M ,': Q L'i f1Lf lzsl-sq: -D 49 -A H ' D f -A 5 'gf' A 'A H !iQ'Eff ' 2- se., D 'Q in . 1 Y 1,41-:-, , 1, '- - YL:--ff .-',5,'-,EQ 115, -: A ' ' - H v ' , Li , i jjgj . 4 iwwviigy' j gi' vi .l l V. . I V, ST C .- ,. M, I yr- - 'Ali . -561-1, 4352? , 7- Jim. Q 4' . 4' l ' J I f ' l' Q, l ' ,6 P ' is ' Norman Christensen Gary Cheslang Wayne Chamberlain Dick Brimley Bill Bradshaw 880 Shot-put, High Hurdles, 220, 440, Mile Relay 100-yd. Dash, 220-yd. Mile Discus U Dash, Relay 131 .'?7a., 7 Y Y ,, M, -AY-..... . - . 4 ' , iEi f'f' f 5 H-34 u !:: 1'w::: ' ?3 'W':am' ' Ll' 4 ' .vggqlng g f:i I,:Q122e tx-4? .ur A U '- A z3',IF.B?:'zQ,lei, j, I Q-A I .1 k 12 I .U ' fwf'F'.1: ... A H, , -ns , 71- ' ,.:, , ..g..., ' 'I' gy wb ff Izfpzsmzxjgjnlrm ' 1 .Effie ' ',r.?'. L . T 1-la 1 'NN 51. 1 n ad QS, .f'- -.. my-PW, 'KQV' 1 I left to Right: Cliff Edmunds Tony Cannon, Managers. 'QV' 'Xxx I ' 4. 1 X7 1 :x...-fr f.- ,. - j ' Q 7' - . . sl x 1. + -Y V JI, XX - I , bf, xg, . b -' Q If f l , gt-. 'Q' :E- , ff ,E . 1 T33 .45 - .Y x '- - .-4 ' A g' V ' 1, , f EL xx Sfsfkhk , A -F Y . . , ,K . 132 , ..,H ,Sq 'I ' Vg. . 'bl , PNA' ' s K. Y - , 1 X X-35 , mk- ll I: if 'H-. 'sm Left to Right, First Row: Bob Thorton, Bob Raynor, Larry Bailey, Blaine Sanderson, Jim Hibbard, Sherm Fuller, John Stohl. Second Row: John Bates, Mgr,, Bruce Porter, John Wunderli, Tom Kingdon, Merrill Fisher, Steve Watson, Larry Morgan. Third Row: Coach Jesperson, Gail Burrows, Bob Sorenson, Frank Baseball Steve Watson Captain ,- 133 Ginger Duvall D.A.R. Speech Dave Winder S.A.R. Speech ,I ' ' ' ' '-V I' it ' l Honor Peter Bodenheimer Bausch-Lomb Science Award Sectlon Caroline Stewart D.A.R. Pilgrimage o r Charlene Callow D.A.R. Home Economics - Clothing lucile Follett D,A.R. Home Economics - Foods 1 E: Straight 1 A A it ' g..:f. ' 'ffm ' i ' f. L, ., . f xx II , -A--'f . i tl Mary Dawn Bailey Clark Giles Artelle Arnesen fir' Qt'--W: xx- l Steve Watson All-State Football Outstanding Junior Athlete tk Bllzzllcletball S Allllllfgrgllfilmll X-WL .r , .5 1 , Merlin Smith Dick Pratt Outstanding Sophomore Athlete Outstanding Senior Athlete 135 Kn11clSen Cup Winners Left to Right: Jim Ellsworth, Ken Reed, Dorm Penney, Gary Ewing, Wesley Sine, Betty Lou Sine, Ann Cook, Sue Emms, Carole Robinson. B i State Drama Festival Left to Right, First Row: Gloria Troxler, Nancy Martin, Dolores AI- len, Judy Larson. Second Row:' Yvonne Young, Joe Robb, Jim Freed, Midge Hewitt. lAbsent from picture, Suzan Robinettel r . yt,- . ,. .,4,, I I ,lf Kay Hicks Utah State Fair lst Place Pianist l l PS? - r,i- , l ' Il Frances Felt Concert Mistress xx.. . N95 I. ,a L - i .11 'L 7:1 '11, -1 EQ - . - w . -1-I H QT fa A . . Qutstanditag Cadets Left to Right: Floyd Larson, Bob Williams. F1 ' ' r.i,, State Debaters Seconcfl Place Left to Right, First Row: Ginger Duvall, Caroline Stewart. Second Row: Steve Beck, Dave Gillette, Bob Williams, Mark Garff, Dave Ellison, Maurice Dorton. Third Row: Richard Boss, Jay Lamb, Tony Cannon, Fred Hales, Stuart Poelman, Woody Moyle, Rod Snow. Honor Section Weber Debaters Tn ffflmi 1'--1 fix Q' tv, -...--Q Xl 1 'rl ' rf. ., Left to Right, First Row: Ruth Ottosen, Sally Smith, Ginger Duvall, Caroline Stewart. Second Row: Richard Boss, Tony Cannon, Jay Eldredge, Dennis Dixon, Jay Lamb, Mike Larson, Jim Mc- Farland, Rod Snow, lDave Winder, Dave Alston, absent from picturel. 137 American Field Service Exchange Stud Model United Nati Delegates it IAM ll Il-' 7' 4-.Si ml A 1121 Left to Right: Woody Moyle, Charles Bent- ley, Caroline Stewart, Shirley Heiner. lMary Gardner, absent from picture.I l PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC I E' 1 It F0 SOVIET UNION nf Left to Right, First Row: Carol Sonntag, Sandy Hansen, Golda Hatch. Second Rows Larry Ivie, Dick Aamodt, Tony Cannon. Third Row: Frank Harris, Richard Boss, Clark Giles, Rod Snow. lDave Romney, Meredith Lundberg, absent from picTure.I l38 y .. , , ,, , Q i'BfE 2 5 1 '- v ents Left to Right: Chad Tolman, Lynne Howard. ODS I I ' il ,...,.. TP flvv' Q Ut! - :U FI um. 1. 1 left to Right, First Row: Cathy McKay, E.H.A.G. President, Joan Powelson, S.A.E. Secretary, Barbara Jean Wright, Eosionio Editor. Second Row: Jane Parrish, Historian, Nancy Springer, Leopard Edilor. Third Row: Jerry Anderson, Head Cheerleader, John Boyden, A. B. of E. President. f'f'icerS for P 35- '56 Jim Michie S.A.E. President ,Na I , , .my fd...--'Q 5 1 .iw : 1 ffx- , I 5, ,',lifi , V V' y ,' . F qf ,. , - .v , Ak Wir 7 ,I S 1 f 1 'Y XI I 1 i X el' ,E ,. - :Lvl , Q i -.fi 'L P i 'F .JJ Mr. Miller Sponsor Bleak Twilight mornings welcomed exhuberant souls as whip Lori ma- neuvered the '55 Eastonia into place. Congregations in the Eastonia room every day amid sacks of peanut brittle and cream soup, extricating Rod from the wreckage of nega- tives, and grueling deadlines didn't mar the surprise package that the staff produced. Mr. Palmer I l Business Sponsor Ix i Elas Rod Snow Associate Editor Photographer A I 1 Barbara .lean Wright Production Editor Lindsay Pearce Caroline Stewart Jay Eldredge Amst Panelling Editor Business Manager Ginger Duvall Literary Editor ...V A,s it X 1 M, writ! -E ' . ' l f . M ' sq' 5-ff? 'i ' -j!fT15Ia7,fIEf- iifii. - 5 I - - .ht Q-1 Q, fi .2 , 3 .V .. . M o TE V . Q ,.,,g., Ula Punelling Staff - Left to Right: Jane ' Sprunt, Janeice Griffith, Joanne Garff, , Nancy McNichols. I R' ji' -.Y -1,8 Lit. Staff - Yvonne Romney and Connie Chandler. Sandy Hansen ' Elizabeth Schreyer Q? Copy Staff - Left to Right: Sid Smith, Jerry Odekirk, Jackie Alley, Van Newman, Kirsten Molm. Business Staff - Don Guddis, Richard Aamodt, Paul Dougan. Bob Conrod Bill Nicholas Copy Editor Secretary Photographer Photographer UP . Pounding typewriters, the hardy Leopard staff pounced Through another year with editor and chief Fryer administering antidotes to the ail- ing reporters. Bolobirig worries out the window, the crew produced a multitude of papers writ- ten with an ingenious Technique of verbal humor and depicting life at Hilltop, which breathed new life into worn halls. Henry Fryer Editor , ,I .' Clark Giles Maureen Derrick Fred Hales Dave Ellison Second Page Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Business Manager . A NN t Y. . I by I t .sq E 1 jf - lfczzrw - if 1 1- 35111 V A sg 5 Q I . l I xx Page Editors and Associates ' j - 'V 'f'- A ,1. - A ' l-2' ' ' . - . ' H., is 1 r 'fir . ,Ik . ' l f . 4 - , e .,. : , -' Ii ,' fs gs -at E 40' E ff -E , ,.y., ,lu 7, N if l I it gl. Q 4 V - . , ,Q , - E 9- Q, i L A '-V A . ' , i 2. X 't 4 - 0 c 1 Gerry Crawford Nancy Springer Dennis Dixon Sandy Sheets Yvonne Romney Larry lvie Associate News Editor Associate Feature Editor Associate Sports Editor Office Manager Assistant Feature Editor Cartoonist 142 EAST HIGH SCIIO0L Left to Right: Terrell Harris, Carrole Lind- say, Sue Thorley, Janet McDonald, Yvonne Young, Tish Payne, Ginger Duvall, Mere- dith Lundberg. ev lv' 2 Ev t A K vm. S f Ref l l Newspaper Staff' Members Howard Behle, Bob Parker, Golda Hatch, Don Follows, Stephen Beck, Steve Stoker, Bill Nelson, Jim Freed. lAbsent from pic- ture: Sharree Callistenl l t srl Mr. Wisan Sponsor Ayako Omura Associate Editor .uv F' Q, I w-' 1 4 ,,, fi ki Carrole Lindsay Editor left to Right, First Row: Anne Middleton, Mary Conrod, Yvonne Romney, Lindsay Pearce, Hope Anton, Tish Payne. Second Row: Dave Lund, Dick Aamodt, Don Follows, Woody Moyle, Paul Dougan. Third Row: Lynne Mary Howard, Shirley Heiner, Charlene Hohenthal, Ginger Duvall, Caroline Stewart. lAbsenr from picture: Golda Hatchfl 1' Pe mailings The Pencilings crew, led by Carrole Lindsay and Mr. Wisan, assembled the ulti- mate in literary genius of Eciders amid mingled praises and curses. Rasping voices gathered momentum as tactics leaped from art to poetry to the final se- lection of essays. Through a voluptuous sense of futility they produced a truly provocative magazine. V ,fn -:gs - Ni-gf --'-f v- 'f--'- '--is -1 1. , . - ,., ,Av . Directory Flashing colors and an ultra-modern design highlighted the Directory this year. Ralph Thomson and his capable crew produced an unusual, imaginative, and humorous book after many hours of tedious work. The Directory, featuring names and numbers of students, fostered friendliness and romances during its page- worn year. , ,, ug. .Q 3,.1wg5.' 5' I 51 ' it 1' 'Q Left to Right, First Row: Louise Gleave, Jean Powelson, Joan Powelson, Karen Cummings. Second Row: Tom Pike, Lindsay Pearce, Caroline Stewart, Ruth Otfosen, Connie Chandler, Walley Duncan, Jim Mitchie. if It fr if ' I 17- ' ry, ' l' l I . . .i exif, : lf2'a7'L'f1j5 iz-'flu-hill' iffrf 2 L-itil' 'i fefsw - M5 'ta W 2 .- 1 Ralph Thomson ACTIVITIES and GRGANIZATIONS lt's the little every-day incidents that make East memorable. Little things like . . . Ed Plum . . . Bells, hens, hmm, bells . The embarrassed Pep Club girls when the Cheerleaders didn't come out on the Granite Traveling Assembly . . . Pearl Pollard lying in the tront hall . . . Holy Mackerel Andyf' . . . The door prize at the Boy's Dance . . . The Indian in A cappella . . . Mr., Iverson, Shakespeare, E's . . . C. C. frantically clutching her slip during the Pep Club march . . . Free trade or bust . . . The short booster meetings . . . The punch at the Pub- lications' Dance . . . Who see that . . The yo-yo and jack craze . . . Harry Weshe's bass drum at the games . . . Spring cottons and convertible fever . . . Traffic tickets . . . Caps, gowns, and diplomas. 146 :- N 5. lr. ,aa A4 -' 1... 441 mr in 6,65 ,-. 'el' .vfgrf . 1' I 'S wa 'L Va QE wx P. u 7 fa ik we ei .px-5 -in ' .i' 1 ,,...-.. . .HF-S.. .-,-.,..- .. 3, :21-,r:..45-:Q-...-11.--,---A1-4.-,:v..'Q:.-1 ff-'uv arf u w W, f Jprls 147 + f . - V W K ENW 1 F P B ,X 5a1'i'T4- '- 1. Q. F f r A Hgh- fu f'1Jl.v: '-.Qif 'H .ng-, r-.L4,3ff1g1g.,g' Il'.Y 1', 'P ,f- 3 Tun 'wg .:1s?ga'fg4jg52vi,,fal.f: gg J.-1+ FLi.5fw.w r ti gf-Affywz x'LEb 31-'LU ' Y. - 'QQ'Gig'-Tiff:-.-4-i.'f'Q'-Z f' - . Tim? 1 V xv ,, xx I A A if f V It N. I if ' 1 ith N' '- J. 8 , nl Ill ...f 11 Q 5'-1 B 4 I ', V tj- sr : lf'SI' Q -Pg' ,Q-44 A. ' Q 'fxj F, -- fi ' F-T . 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' 4 Z I v, t,,., .hi .., 46 'Q-KN Howdy Day Mothers and Daughters A A E .Q Mothers and Sons in JRQE' UGNEU- Hom Camille Robinson . . . a page of syllables Tumblin cl'r t' ' g I ec ions and leading artists . . . a stream of lively pantomime, of quiet grace, of charming beauty at Gm oming XQJUX-pLo.A QMJM ASQ Sf 53 DV ' WM- ww qv . qg w . ' ,r k v I 1 f lu ' 'Fr pf v ffcl 'N ' ' ' Q.. 114, ' 4' f 153 Ag 4 LIGNELL 8- GILL Uz Schreyer .. .loughfer exploding fronw rounding corners . . . Thoughts, ideals, ocHons Boys We-fgw iv l 3 l .ffl , lr 7144 Killfl Q Day ggi Qqkmxus l.lTI'Lg num 'rf IW AWSQ WLK 4 gf, Qf I' f , . U - Y' vfffwji, 40, J 7, 1 ex 4 , -6. Zi 9, B' ' . X John Leonudukis 3'7 S :L xg ,gs , ' Abe A :tue W ' ' ' my in i 'Iv NI '- I 1 V- W ' .. - f 1' , TV. If gm :L F, X, p - SVI.-ffx 5 X f Z mmm2v-wfx f. f 7 AA - L .M :I 'gg' '. Ex Y 11 5 Q .Af WINTER x N .xi wr iv ,ily -f ,ff 5' 1 f,.., 4 'fr' 'gt ' 'iw' . V . ' .V N af. , - .,l 'Q' ' ,' x - '-1 7 SIA Lx 5 I 4+ 1' A 1 Iii- . , v 1... LIGNELL 8. GILL Liz Stclllings . . . sparkling spirit gushing from mystery . . . lovely petals, sweetest nectar, and olwcys in bloom Christmas Dance W l x . . 1 1 1. , r , g',.g,,- Y, V , ' , . , uf ' 4 U, L 1, -ev' ' , , ll 1 4.' 5, L r . - n' . '1 f' , A- ' .1 ,f 5- . 's- L 5 3' 4 y fa ' 1 Y I '1' J. f'1 , uf it fn. i , .- Y 1.', ,'q 'fl W'-f' ,- f , c 4 . I - ., s l A '1 I. Scully Forbush . . . The fragrance of honeysuckle scattered on the lips of playful breezes . . . Dres- den dolls cmd forget-me-nofs Cadet I-Iop 158 ,L T -YN 1 fi' 'Q .1 ,Z . .-' J, ,QVQKJOQ5 x, 09 - Q93 Girl Joan Powelson . . . a burst of sunlight, riding frantic fantasies . . . a picture of life, of tire, of charm LIGNELL 81 GlL'L Boy Rulon Stocking . . . quiet solitude in boundless dreams . . . c drawing of simple desires LIGNELL 81 Gll.L f , I 1 F 1 l f ,sr :Ks S-ff: Jfai, .647-EZ' Q F 1-9 A . in Q? Er X P Ma GSH L r li' 5' x Q n gy -.851 J I 4- r 3 tl is I, 1 Q .f Q Y 'WWA' -an nm um-www .--muse-we -lv 1,1r wmmw- 1 'If LIGNELL 8g GILL Gary Chesfang Dream Boy Girls f .,, ,i.-F' 1 .f..7 , x ff fps. 2? I 4 n Y 1 1 5 Day N. ,F-ff 163 Traveling ASSQmbly - . Y-1 - , .'f'A', H ' , I 9' 1- 'rg .S .' 15,5 T ' ' .D 1 . 'ffm SE' I ' 3' VU . . - jing '4 . ffl? ,:.r - -qu rg: , , 47 .-71:21, - U . 'ff' ,r K- 'ii . W' r, ' - ku' ' ' - V. R '- ' ' V' Junior Class Fashion Show Party Mi, .X 'aww ,MQ I , Jim, 12,1765-fyflf M Q4 Jig l.f'Z4VZ fifmzfg A QQC M 6f?5WMff' + M dill? . ffgfyfx ' x Qfn ,ff,f,g,f,4fw4'. 165 Lagoon ,.s,.... ig'- 5 X' se Senior CIELSS Party is 1 i Pele' l-C5559 Neva Roberts Randy Ayres John Caslleton l'l0flGf1 Cousin Cora Whitney John Marilyn Moss Maxine Miner L,-,Maine Mgcqghlqnd BeSSie Fuller LOQCH1 Bessie Fuller Logan Clarence Life Wigh Mother gl .eQ,o-,ow iii: R cflf.-JQ',,mC3fQQNdx3,YmfL,i,, fiiioe l WBXIQQQ I H 'VHVLJ ' , A , ' 1 . 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A 1, in.. A' ' 1. - ,Ly - A ,SA J HL.: 'N 41 :ff I M 1, . . ':. as- . fri A Thi. - . . 4. - . . 5 ' ' Vfp, -- n if N 5 V . ' 1:5-h '1' ?'E 1 7-35' J: . -I - - I I Y-.Q-g-. , Z Y ..., , P? . ,U Q. . HE.. 'zv 1 .31 ff , 'Q' M 3 . .5 ' .., JY? '-il. Hp Mrs. Rigby A schedule packed with activities saw the Leaders Club undertake projects ranging from decorating for dances to providing mishaps in the Senior Class Party spook alley. An Exchange Party and a slumber party for incoming members high- lighted the social season. Most hours were spent in anticipation of sports tournaments. 7 V X I - - r ,a 6 - . , -ni -ir ,. f.-u, 4 . Mu- v . . '-.HQ ity- ' ' . x ' i I' t t- .A - Wf 15- --L '-cg. 1' -n 2 , '. F 'll F'f'3 iF Y ,xi 'R 1 wx - -ag 'uw l Q. X., . 'J--er' l if I Officers - Left to Right, First Row: Janiece Griffiths, Jo Anne Johnson Janet Brown. Second Raw: Bobbie Bridenbaugh, Jean Sprunt, K. .' ' 1' 5- 1' Q ,J L. ,r E , iz -.ri ,. 'W' . ' ' 5Q V' - 'ft as. ' Q as 35 F 4, A I 50- 4'-N' 9' . f. V .Ani Q ' V lk . t. P A-9- N 1 172 if ' . - li - ,A . ilif' ' .4 l ffl' '-i ' 7 L rw --' - .N 'T' , t xfgil at f K Y i 'S 'E 'lik tt. lv .-. ,:-53' let.: ., .j - I 3.-'. it-xgn in ' ' . ..4, ' i t i Basketball Championship Team - Left to Right, Rirst Row: Jo Anne Johnson, Jody Abernathy, Janet Brown. Second Row: Laura Jacob- sen, Beverly Burdett, Jean Sprunt, Sue Durrant. 5 HE W gf Hi in 5 X 1fL 2 55 .4 -Q ' If i x. 'ww za 1:4 ' g-,, Q ., ff fax' H , Q 1-,U -Y: .:u.ar.-:sas-1 M '-5-, f 5 - f -N 5 1 ff my ' far ' Q. A 3:5 7 - J ,fly gg , U--.,. 4 fr'i i'S5'f71',' ' F311-,1 Jr' q3,.,:,-,1,,, , . Q , vrlwar.-: ' ' - 1 , .m.::zfi1:1. .fQ: ' . N - .ii ll.-l .- i i , l l 1. , ,il, Ji-1 -.J wind' Senior A Cappella lf you are Too busy To smile, you are Too busy, is only one of Miss Bowman's famous philo- sophical quoies. Perhaps This Type of Thing plus The singing in churches, assemblies, and on Miss Bowman's lawn on Chrisfmas Eve is what gave The A Cappella The spirit ThaT made iT one booly, an unbelievably outstanding choral group. 174 2 , B . I , 2 1 . Q fi- mf' . 'mi 5 Y 'Y A. -xan- ui- . '-gjr. 1.1-2,!,,,':, ,ee '?. .- SH!- Miss Bowman Left to Right, First Row: Cora Beth Hassel, Carol Biorndol, Tom Pike. Second Row: Ralph Thomson, Rulon Stocking, .lsron Norberg. in W-7 13 I I W s. F Left Io Right, Firs! Row: Nola Pet- erson, Miss Bowman, Cliff Ed- munds, Jeanne LeSueur. Second K Row: Woody Moyle, Tom McMas- rers, John Bates. ,ua , Junior A Cappella 'f -- fi . ,.. , Ya- , T, A I ,-., vu-nv-r T new-'r.uaunu:F.a-gn-.15 'iii I f if ' ' , n -, , H.. w 34' - it - nn 1 , . Q H , v , a q Y . , A , . I l Q: -1 4' . N 5- ,r - . I ' b.. ' 4 xl' 1 r X J j .. ti- I , 4 V . , t V dw X T . , ' 1 V X ' 1 , 1 - ' ,f,, , I 3 ' V .v , . Q '. . y . 4 5 1 - 1 i ' . . gf ' 'N A foxf og -f Y. i Q A , D 1 M A 'v Y ..-, ,.'. -I a ,.,.- 'f M- -, V-n H., .. . ,, ' ' ,L B Turning up Their lorynxes every doy during sec- ond period This yeor were The 175 iuniors who comprised The Junior A'Coppellc1. A long lisT of c1cTiviTies on The ogenclci included moking Chrisf- mos merry for o group of hospiTolized veTerons when They coroled of The VeTerons' Adminisrro- Tion Hospital oT ForT Douglos. PorTicipoTion in The Spring Festivol ond o couple of iolly ponies helped To round ouT The yeor for These MeT sTc1rs of The TuTure. v Y,,,,....- .:,, .Y ....-.- . -Y - -,N - .m,..,-. N- Q-...,1 v ' riff 41 Tint '-'affm f -e144--.Qs-2124+-M-Te:-is fm- .- Y, Y ., - ,, T. ,L J. M ,WL m:.:l., ,.gf,,3,v i,,:,.wmg-2-N v qs--.. Q VV 4. f- ' 'T '- -E- -131' u - -' V ,ff ,.-5:T'?T Kgeggs',.gi 7. ,. ag ,s in A ' ' 7---wa....aiaeuisEli'sf'f3,g:3aL' - se. -M Y Q W ni'- . f ' Alu- 6 ' Z in 'N 5 uk1 xg hill The younger branch of the nation- ally renowned Kiwanis Club, the East Key Club, tries to do scholas- tically what the Kiwanis Club does locally. Members of this organiza- tion have tried to keep East High's grounds clean besides volunteering Their services selling programs at games and anything else that needed to be done around the school. The highlight of this year's activities was the annual banquet honoring the fellows and their mothers. President Jim Ellsworth has cooperated with the sponsor, Mr. Erickson, in achieving the suc- cess this club enioyed. 178 Key Club Left to Right, First Row: Ken Reed, Mark Garff, Paul Dougan, Jim Second Row: Roger Jones, Allan Smith, Don Goddis, Mr. Erickson Ellsworth wire' fl E i l' 1 5 tv:-.mf ,swf L A .K 1 ,i, 4 , 1, Cf , 'MIIB-P' Ushers Club This innocenT club enfhralls Those cordial disciplin- arians who are more likely To help you from your seaT Than To one. These well-educaTed genTlemen have had The privilege of seeing double assemblies during The year - much To The regret of The resT of The sfu- denT body. A service group for The school, They well deserve This favor and are To be commended for do- ing an ouTsTanding job. Left To Rightf, First Row: Gail Wilkinson, Dan Firmage, if John Mash. Second Row: Gary Brockbank, Mr. Bennett. .J 1 1 'Ali W 179 :T Grehestra Providing The musical backdrop for many East Side programs, EasT's orchesTra and Mr. Dow Young have moved To planes of amazing achievemenT in music circles. The virfuosos in This organization have spenT Tedious hours on everyThing from Bach To Ravel, Thus provid- ing orchesTraTion for dueTs, panfomimes, and all oTher musical acTs presenTed by The sTudenTs during The year. Under-classmen in The orchestra have already polished Their insTrurnenTs for nexT year and Tor a conTinuaTion of The high qualiTy Thar is Typical of our music department TDS? I QP' , kff .Lf ,A l Q ' -, M1 'E V1 14 'A L '- A '1': ww vii' , Va' . 1 IVF .-f Ui . 49. , , L ,,, N, 1 VN, ! U lf ,Q 1' , 1 . V l 3:5 f ' l I ' A , - fe Q r Q xx . 5 J ' Q: 1' fb 1 i' 21 l 1 wif N.-jj' 1 YS 1, ' L ' A' 1 T Q ' , ' - .f - I Lib' W dug i' .-' r , A L, 1 ' if N'-' Y:-ff -zz' .'.' ., . Til w. 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N r I - M... .- - an -,p.meAg gh A ' 1 - Q -- ,f f- ,, su .Au 1 ' , 5, 5. s y Vaggqf' ! ...xz.f,45..... ,195 N: ' K ' ' 'elf N' f 58 Vffw -fry , 1 1 'Q ' w x w ,Q X , si I- .' X X 24 K , I 27' r Y ' V I ,', V L' . 1 .' gf' 5' .nr 'F . 1 Q V , , i ,',:g f'?5f'i 'I 1 A ' ' 'I ' K ,j.1Q4.-.ight K Q -1 , ,, ' 31812 ' 1 .g . , Y ,f,j5Z?f'..Ar'f L Z AM' f .E . im M! - --' HL L . Ae 4, . V X 'KH N' , -:qgh .I fi! -W 3 I ,4jH,5,?i , ' nv N A Q :Q , , ,I , 5 f A fY'- ' .,:'.':..v' ,Ld :mi.hLJ-l?u,,u-p 5l I5'i'L ' 'r 1-ra ,. Band Say, when Those East Side Leopards fall in line . . ArTuro Toscaninni's symphony couldn'T have played The victory song beTTer Than our high-sTepping, eye-catching band members. Sac- rificing Their beauTy sleep,These energefic Eciders Tripped down The field To display dazzling Tor- mafions aT each home game. Mr. Dow Young, EasT's new band leader, has done much To sweeTen soured Tones, giving To The band ThaT enThusiasTic spiriT which we know so well. EasT Tips iTs beanie To The band which has broughT such bubbling pep info our scholasTic lives. 50 A X Av-wx .- . ee ,, , ur.,.., , I' , Anyone who could , commen'r-ollez-vous was welcomed into The Club Francais This year, provided They could do so wifh The accents in The righf places. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors alike fash- ioned fabulous parfies during The year, high-Iighfed wiTh Their cin- nual Mardi Gras. Club fun was infensified with The real French blood of Mr. Delchornbre, fresh from France and new To EasT. French -r 45' 1 Sl ,2 Club Left io Right, First Row: Janie Pitman, Sher- rie Moss, Becky Jensen, Jeanne Darke, Sheila Peterson. Second Row: Jim Freed, Ncla Peter- son, Susan Bennett, Mr. Delchambre, k v ' -.MY i 'nv' Music Club Strains of Brubeck and The London Sym- phony Orchestra poured from B-15 during The year as The Music Club gained a finer appreciation of the finer Things of lite. ln- itiating a program of exchange talent from other schools, These energetic artists had The experience of hearing The abilities of Their contemporaries. The high-lights of Their season included gala parties with plenty of free refreshments. left To Right: Frances Felt, Gretchen Schreiner, Catherine McKay, Ar telle Arnesen, Joanne Eggett, Katherine Grundmann, Doralee Durham. iw . ? Left to Right: Cherie Hale, Roy McConahay, Bowman, Pat Babbel, Frank Skrotzki, Mr. Sextette lT's well recognized that this groups rnost noticeable assets include six charming smiles and an equal num- ber of melodious violins, along with a wonderful accompanist. East can well be proud of The good will The Sextette has created by making such pieces as Jazz PizzicaTo and Hol- iday Tor Strings familiar to a wide circle of The Valley's residents. I I ,V r l Left to Right: Bob Clark, Mr. Zarr, Robert Pixton, Brent Sanders. fllf' 'H - C ruatiirf ' '.f1f.ff5l5'f?Z' ,rg Chess Club CHECK CHESSMATES: An old authority named Webster de- fines chess as a game played by two persons, each with sixteen pieces which can make various moves, on a board marked off into sixty-tour squares. Actually the game or- iginated in China, but .... those ancient Chinese would be utterly flabberghasted if they got so much as a peek at the perfection of East's Cress Club members who mas- tered the age-old game by staging class tournaments and inter-club tournaments with East, West, and South compet- ing. East hates to brag, but Mr. Zarr, the sponsor, and Chess members put our Chess Club on top as compared with the other chess clubs of other high schools. A1 , J A Tj 5 qgfrq. , -, -vig rl? 1 r,fi91,:-'. if ,T 1-QS . as ' K'--Q 57 - X -L-gy' 5571 , r, r I Nh A, . .wwf ' f., - .. M:-l' 'Sf' .J ' 1 l x I 5'f.il!As.i 1 ' -t JMB'-..l.b 'fun V I x z 1,.:.'f' :wifi ,, gh Vs.x.jffs:.,. .':i ! ' b .i ' f'l'f ' , 'Kxfgf' . I ' I Ill x If i -L Chemistry Club Clouds of sulfur cmd acids poured from The doors of C-7 every Thursday afternoon when our rubber-aproned chemists mixed intriguing pofions of sodium hydroxide, hydrocloric acid, and other fascinating compounds. Comprising the Chemistry classes, These scinfillating students studied sordid solutions after and beyond The call of duty. Led each night by spon- sor, Mr. Brown, members learned more facts about chemistry, enioyed The company of fellow researchers, and managed To stageafew atomic parties on The side. 188 Left to right: Mr. Brown, John l Thers, Spence Greer, Paul Scheftler ...,,, ,.. ,.. AV, ,Q ,I ,? , N J.: A, F 'Q' ' 5 .g:'.' ',' , .' -X ,nj xf 4 1, ,'I',,, P-731.4 1 it-r--.L-.:.-' ' .. JI 5-N. ,. 1 ,' It .- i.,, .,a,,.1lw 1.wxi T' 1 Q N.-f , 4 ' Ei ri, 4 A, 5 x vily'i 'l Ice Skating Club For The mosT 'sTupendous, Tremendous' Time of your life .... Try skoTing! chorus club members. Bundled in Turry eormuffs, knee socks, woolies, ond polrko plus ponTs, They high-Tciiled iT ouT To The rink for on evening of Thrilling ond spilling. Whefher you were ca righT-side-up champ, ond Up- side-down champ, or iusT oi good ol' bench warmer, everyone gof in on The Tun. Heoded by sponsor, Miss Gorlinski, ond prexy Dick SonnTcig, The lce Skcifing Club become one of The lorgesT ond mosT olcfive clubs of school. Left To Righh Dick Sonntog, Miss Gor- linski, Anne Middleton, Mork Flondro. Qs, 1 ,In Electronics Electronics Club will meet Tonight at 3:20 in C-22. This simple phrase called Junior Einsteins from all classes to tassle with ohms and amps, frequency modulation and to fashion machines with their knowl- edge obtained from D.E. Leaving their leisure time to vegetate, these enthusiastic gentlement have built this year, a complete radio broadcasting and receiving set. They applied for a license to operate the radio and now have a call number just for East High. The first time a similar act has been performed since the war, the boys should merit a vote of thanks from other clubs. Left to Right: Mr. Powelson, George Lawrence, Tom Roth, Cleve Moler Dance Club The usual remark made by males when yiewing the dancers ot this club dressed in leotards and racing To The ballroom seems' To be . . . Wow! However, The purpose is not for the bystander, but to further The interest in The art ot creative dancing. This was accomplished under the leadership of Miss Joan Penman, and guest instructors from The University of Utah. East should be proud of This organization for its energetic addition of spice To our assemblies and activities. Left to Right: Janice Clayton, Janet Wright, LaVonne Garff, Gerri Bradford, Miss Penman. 191 Left To Righl, First Row: Mrs. Price, Mrs. Shepherd. DiAnna Davis, Sally Jean Lewis, Nancy Lee Lewis. .7 , A -J 192 Second Row: Nancy McNichols, V 11 W .ti ni. ,eve '4 ,I -.- Q.. -, T -f' I I YY .ll NHISQS Florence Nighfingale had nofhing on The fufure Nurses of Eosf who look enfhusiasfi- cally forward To The Time when They hope To devofe Their lives in helping The sick and handicapped. These females Tried To learn all they could about The career of Their choice during The past year. A worThy pro- iecT aT Christmas Time was The stuffing of Tiny animals for The youngsfers aT The CounTy l-lospifal. Such proiecis inclicafe Their inferesf in minimizing suffering and pre- dicf success in Their fufure careers. ,, 44 R ses Radio and Writing Clubs Jackie Gleason has nothing on these club members who were responsible for monthly radio programs, written and produced by its members. During the year activities ranging from dramatization to talent programs and encompassing a school news program was undertaken. One of the outstanding events of the year culminated in a T. V. program. Sponsor, Mrs. Powell, led these artists through a most unusual and successful year. Left to Right, First Row: Dick Aamodt, Mrs. Powell, Gary Walton. Second Row: Carolyn Stewart, Barbara Jean Wright. bl iff: wr -1, cj,- ':, I- I. s.. -.u, 1'-I.:'-,'-. ' .hi -- A., A U. 'vanfl -M.:'l ....33'r l ln 3553: 41s--1' 01,15 The Future Statesmen Club, which may well have as members our senators and con- gressmen ot tomorrow, has certainly not suffered inactivity this year. Their meetings featured everything from discussion of the 18-year-old vote to guest speakers in the , T form of congressional candidates and other ,- government officials. Some members sut- l tered advanced cases of corns and other toot ills after canvassing door-to-door for both political parties last tall. They also gained practical experience in politics through working at party headquarters during the fall campaign. Mr. Zarr, whose hobby seems to be sponsoring clubs, was the faculty adviser to the Statesmen. 194 Left to Right, First Row: Tom Elg- gren, Golda Hatch, Yvonne Rom- ney, Mr. Zarr. Second Row: Mary Gardner, Dave Ellison, Ginger Du- vall, Paul Dougan. Future ,--- ...N. .L.4k .,N- .s ' Q-rf WW J Statesman f i f . . . -N1 5 r ,.f' 2..v,q'4I -17 . A I ee .5172 - 'Q -If ' t 1-Qggg E W . .v z LJ, l 1 5- ' if :ai gg X Y gy. W -3 XD. N -,A+ -M -.., ,433 -4 Q' , ng 1 U -1 sv- Y . ,,,, .- rf' 'Li 'A 'F 45 fa A 9 S I Y 0' I 1 L- '. i s ' iff x v-'54, -q r 1 1 ,',-,-.'1.l.I,w-,.,, ' b ' ' , A J Y-S .1 - '.'Q'4J-c.'1- , .g,x sz- sfu Y Y I'- 'ri:iljTU'f1'1llfl ,-'K .t wvlml 'Nm . llllll ii P u an f L . if QA ititlllhl ':, ':i- 1 .V x b .41 1 itll llll' V Srl? X ' 4 I ' Y i Debate Club As any debater will tell you, long hours of intensive research are the contributing factor behind his long- windedness. The tact that East High debaters have been willing to devote a great deal of time to this activity, coupled with Mr. Valois A. Zarr's capable di- rection, has caused our debaters to come out on top in more than one forensic meet. Far be it for the de- baters to suffer a maladiusted social lite either, for they have thrown several bashes including an o'rous- que treasure hunt. left to Right Bob Pyper Carolyn Stewart Dave Ellison Golda Hatch Fred Hales Jim McFarland Mr Zarr. ,-141' :gn A Y sa K 5 ' '15 -, Q H NIIUIG it jener ncu ,N rrlernfen ,sprnrhe grnuulmt hu sine neun' jeele Those sassy shuss-boomers you saw streaking down the Alta and Brighton slopes are none other than the snow bunnies which make up one of the largest and most prominent clubs at East. Saturdays they bustled into chartered buses and were ready to tackle the hills. Activities have included a party in February to which the wizards of the waxed boards came dressed in their favorite attire. What attire?? Ski tags, of course! East is proud to mention that many alums of Ski Club have been rated as some of the most spectacular and renowned skiers that Utah has ever produced ! 9 1 1: 7 'ae C7 x v , 'll I b , .. I - Q .,3- W, . xl o i O w Left io Right, First Raw: Ken Reed, Mr. Bassett, Gary Brockbcmk. Sec- ond Row: Jim Ellsworth, Steve Brockbonk, Carol Robinson, Betty Lou Sine. '27 X1 G' in 5. f Y 1 'Xu IT-,. Q 111 ', 'Tr' .an .4 A-'- LV' ga A ,XA '-Rx . xf , 1:7 Left Io Right, First Row: Jerry Woodcox, Ted Hawkins, Gary Walton. Second Row: Arlene Nelson, Mr. Bassett, Julia Burgoyne. Iv! ,N Q 1: ' I' . .4 ,- , +8 .QQ 0 'M' I 'rw . - 4 rw X -H- TF - x, Hf 541511 f bww-suNf' i, iii, 4 TP Pl Finca, WHO XKWDM Haw T0 f!Ayf AMW Yxwf- Mx A pau f:.4f4S5- C Hfmvfz 5-fvATwwa7j faffff9ffwwMs-f 5 eff 0 P .LUCK Mbcers Club QW? fgiftiztw Mixers Club hos been os much cx port of the spirit of East this yecir cis Ed Plum. This group started off the school's parties and dances with flying colors, cmd they mode sure thot everyone had fun. They had proc- tice along this line with Their own festivities. Mr. Bds- sett, sponsor, combined his pep and know-how with that ot the members to make Mixers Club one of the grecitest. Stage Crew Essentially more important to the success of any assembly than the antics of those who don the grease paint, is the sterling efforts put forth by the always-active stage chew. Although their contribu- tions to the staging of any production are not so easily realized, they are the people who put the show on the road. Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Edvalson, the stage crew has con- structed new scenery, kept equipment in order, and produced noon- time movies, and clone an all-round top-notch job. 1 Left lo Right: Vernon Stevenson, Mr. Ed- Valson, Jack Payne, Russell Zimmerman. Left to Righi: Curl Mitchell, Renee Ward, Mr. Iverson, Betty Nordhoff, David Sill. Bowling STRlKE! .... This is The familiar cry of our Bowling Club when seen aT The local alleys. Sponsored by Mr. Iverson, who is quiTe a bowler himself, club members hiT The alleys every Wednesday To polish up Their skills for The TournamenTs. Because of The en- Thusiasm for The game, and The fun ThaT wenT along wiTh parTicipaTing in The exTra- curricular acTiviTies, The club had a marvel- ous year. ,JA ,gr .F l 121'-f' f y i I 1 A ly ss' It y , . . i ,A lf l l I f ' l A ' 1' l il X -,Mun f ' 5 35 .-'L.z' l ,L T l i -nr Swi mmi Club Hill 5 --r, JB l' 4 ,i 7 1 -V 1 .i he l l J fi guys in East's Swim Clulo. These paoldlers, sponsored by Mr. La bert, headed for a high Time in the HMO Their club meetings cons of aqua-antics in the local pools, and even though these flipp ranged from pensive polywogs to fully-submerged mermaids a men, they had fun attempting to stay afloat. Dippin' and Divin' was the favorite past-time of those gals ar n ' .. . ' 1 e r .. , .. left to Right: Harry Wesche, Paul VonDam, Mary Jean Affleck, Mr. Lambert. L i g fl to Right, First Row: Shelby Sanborn, Janice ndle. Second Row: Antoinette Ahlrichs, Miss ramer, Glen Maw. 5 ,-an ' A Spanish Club A South of the Border atmosphere was prevalent in this friendly gathering of amigos. Here, newly formed Spaniards learned Latin American dances, games, and enioyed such festive gatherings as a Christmas Pinata executed under the direction of Miss Cramer. These and many other activities high-lighted the social season for the would-be-Spaniards. Sophomore I ! ,Mf- .ik ftvt-. l . ,lx fv i in - i i 'if i l .W .. ui' , ,i - X 'sa V7 f A ' r -ix. y JG? l i ' 1 r el F . ? C7 Jr. Red Cross These busy little humanitarians had Their fingers in many a worthy pie during the school year. They created decorations for o festive celebration at the V.A. Hospital with gala centerpieces and stuffed stock- ings. Reading atthe Neighborhood House rounded out a season ot charitable and worth-while activities - models for the rest ofthe student body. Left to Right, First Row: Jackie Plewe, Kenna Day- ton. Second Row: Miss Gorlinski, Roger Carlson, Phylllis Mickelsen. l 206 T ig, T 1 Ich Liebe'Dich is The pass word To The hard-working, inTeresTing German Club. Under The capable sponsorship of Mr. Zarr, These brighf sTudenTs of The lan- guage arTs have enjoyed a fine year of enTerTainmenT and greaT progress in DeuTsch l Left To Right: Bill Dalgliesh, Jay Lamb, Suzanne Richards, Mr. Zarr, Grant Fairbanks, 'Pete Midgley. ,4,r'l sq' s 'X-if ' -nr German Club QC f Y .A.h x- lk-1' V l 5-as 207 Golf Club Roman Banquet A 4' ul 1 fix if . ' ' ., i l X 'iff 1 l. Ny Wff' fx ff That old Scottish sport of golf saw East's enthusi- asts of the game shooting over the windswept fairways this spring. The team looked forward to the tournaments and got in practice under the able supervision of Nilts Larson. The Golf Team participated in several tourneys and got its share of honors - especially that of learning and mastering the game. 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