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

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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

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, 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 ,