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

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s.a.e. officers Rick Evans president when his high school is a student's first con- cern, and he's intelligent, extremely popular and mildly ambitious, he naturally aspires to the office of student body president. once in office, he finds his task difficult and time- consuming, it saps his energy and harbors disappointment. to bear this stress well is unusual, to come out smiling is phenomenal. Rick Evans, having successfully led his school through the turmoil of a year of change, came out smiling.

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left to right, row one: Susan Leaming, eastonia editor, Steve Warner, business manager, Susan Hanks, secretary, Rick Evans, president, Steve Rich, vice president, Janet Johnson, e.h.a.g. president, 'Karen Call, historian, Tom Springman, leopard editor. row two: Ron Warner, head cheerleader, Jim Johnson, sophomore president, Doug Mortensen, senior president, Mark Ste- vens, iuniar president, Jim Rich, a.b. of e. president. board of control what can a writer say about a closely knit body of peo- ple who have donated the largest part of their time and effort for an entire year to an attempt to raise east to a new pinnacle of glory? how trite it sounds to say that their smiles brightened the halls, that their friendliness to everyone helped to keep the students a more viable group, that their first loyalty has been to the red, but what else can be said of the group which squeezes out each last drop of its originality to be used in a skit, in decorations for a dance, in publicity? their epitaph might easily be they gave selflessly of themselves with a mini- mum of applause for a maximum of accomplishment'

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Steve Rich Susan Hanks vice president secretary comical thoughtful dependable willing rotund earnest Karen Call historian effervescent sensitive determined Steve Warner business manager amiable confident gallant