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

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1- Q'- Pat Smith, Viee President llereis the little red spark that lights our sehool with new ideas, new spirit, and the warmth of tiger-lilies that she gives eaeh of us as she makes the foot- prints of Pat Smith, V.P,, in our halls. H1 udont Body Uffieors Gayle Muhlstcin, llistorian A smile as warm as eoeoa and marsh- mallows marks Gayle Muhlstein, the eut 'ii paste girl who in turn has marked 1960's history with her own gentle enthusiasm. , . ,taste lean Lund, Seeretary Faded hlue jeans with hare feet make dainty footprints of sweetness and smiles aeross the pages of liast lliglfs memories where jean Lund, our see- retary has passed. Leonard Black, Business lNlanager NVhat's that big hlaek srnudge? You guessed, it's l.eonard's footprint right where everyone eau see it, just as no one can overlook the fine joh he has done as Business Manager this year. jk s. . ,vb H r Rf. K lr, rzi, new

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Custodians Cuisiners Left to Right: George VanderToolen, Conrad Haak, Sidney Featherstone, Rose Hardy, Catherine Fudge, Gene Adams, Charles Dover, joseph S. Almonod, Royal M wer, Eugene jones, Dale Smith. Missing: Lonnie Friend, Caclver Peterson. Left to Right, Front Row: Evelyn Ray, Christi Smith, Lucille Cochrane. Back Row: Margaret Stover, Shirley Huish, Pearl Rands, Nila Briekenhoff, Rena Neissen. R , 1

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QV Bill Loyd, President This year could not have hcen what it was without Bill Loyd to lead and represent East. ln spite of his quiet modesty, no one has failed to notice his hard work and smiling hlue eyes which silently reflect spirit, loyalty and achievement.