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

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Mr. Charles Dover Mr. Dan Chavez Mr. Walter Lazenby Mr. I. S. Almond Mr. Michael Kelner Mr. Harold Zarkou M.r. LaMar Bushman Mr. Royal Mower Mrs. Rose Hardy - The popularity of East's kitchen staff, evidenced by long lines and satisiied smiles indicates the quality of the inexpensive, delicious meals served in East's cafeteria. The cuisiners have also gained quite a reputation for originality in their use of hamburger. HOT. . Developing the attributes of leadership and loyalty in participating students, East's military leaders help form a Re- serve Oflicers Training Corps that is one of the finest in the area. Sgt. FIC S!Sgt. Louis Price Richard H. Anderson R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. u todian The indispensable duties and services of our custodians are willingly performed, and help assure a clean, anti- septic campus. ui iner Mrs. Lucille Cochrane Mrs. Rena Neilson Mrs. Angelina Suibato Mrs. Marg Stover Mrs. Marion Williams Mrs. Florence Twitchell

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Mrs. LaRay Hulbert Mrs. Anne McQueen ' P.E. P.E. o o Since it was first established, the Driver Instruction program at East has been widely popular among students and adults alike for the fine job the instructors do in teaching safe and practical driving skills to tomorrow's drivers. X lndu trial For those planning to enter vocation- al Helds after graduation, or students interested in practical experience in drawing and woodwork, Eastys indus- Mr. Darrell Iosie Mr. Kenneth Austm Driver's Training Driveris Training trial arts classes offer opportunities for developing techniques and experi- menting with new ideas. P. Health The Health and P.E. classes teach students both how to prop- erly care for the human body, and how to develop athletic prowess and coordination. Wlietlier instructing the Pep Club, conducting a panel on dating, or demonstrating wrestling techniques, teachers in these departments are capable and well qualified. Qfitice taff Mr. Darwin Christenson Mr. Arlin Mecham Arts and Crafts Technical Drawing Mrs. Carol Rich Miss Shen'y Van Vleet Dance P.E., Health Mr. Iman Hales Mr. Grant Martin Sophomore P.E. junior P.E. 'Mr. Richard Milne Mr. Elmer Richards Sophomore P.E. Senior P.E., Health Mr. Ted Weight Biology, Senior RE. Eastis well-organized office staff issues uncounted varieties of slips and forms to students, and also provides answers to such intriguing questions as How many girls are there in Mr. Cookls sixth period class? and Man, where can I get an eight-cent stamp for my A.C.T. Test Application? Mrs. Anne Bury Mrs. Evelyn Cooley Mrs. Lois Dansie Mrs. Beverly johnson Mrs.. Mary Lindsay Mrs. Shirley Swenson Assistant Secretary Bookroom Clerk Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary

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Jim Bearclall, President As jim himself could tell you, his experience as student body president has been both rewarding and demanding, but what the students of 1966-67 could all tell you is that this year Jim brought to Eastis highest elective oiiice a wealth of esteem, spirit, and sincere accomplishment.