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

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Ji--Q in 4 w w l w N N 1 w 0 I ' , 1 1 1 1 . i , , , ' , l ' w 1 i i P Oscar McConkie Business Manager scholar . . . gentleman . . . Oscar deepened the respect and admiration of the stu- dentbody he served so Well. sociable . . . Warm . . . daily scrutinizing newspapers for recognition of East's achieve- ments, Gloria created a book that will keep '70 alive forever. Gloria Nelson Historian fr ,V Z is

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as W RILK Loves - ,- E g,.. Larry Richards S.A.E. President An outstanding graduating class is leaving and new stu- dents will be coming to our halls for the Hrst time. This happens every year at East, but only once in my life will I have been so honored as to have held the trust of Presi- dent of the student body of this great school. In reflection, I have made many lasting and memorable friends and I have cherished the privilege of East. We have had our successes together in activities and we have known de- feat, but in the fine tradition of East we have bounced back with renewed spirit resulting in greater victories. I hope the Alumni, the world over, will acknowledge that we have carried their torch well this year, and East,s reputation continues as one of the great high schools in America. To my own graduating class, I trust this past three year experience has been an enjoyable one, and has inspired you to attain greater achievements in the years ahead. To those students returning next year, you now bear the torch of East High. Honor and respect it so that its light may keep shining brightly so that East will con- tinue to shine out above all the rest. To my fellow offi- cers, my sincere thanks for the unselish gift of your time and talents in order to make this year successful. May the 1969-70 year be an enjoyable one in your memory. God bless you all. fa ,afar

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REX Loves CJ-'OWN AB. of E senior men, sophomore boys . . . the stubble and peach fuzz of scratchy beards . . . the intricate precision of the Senior Marching Men . . . the stronger sex reigned undeniably supreme - at least on Boys' Day. ,,,,,,:n V S W7f 'w'. 6f W T51 17 ff,?,,'rfQ , M 'F -YYV f' ,. W , r Y W , f. , V, -ff , , 4 , 0 l I ,HG 4 f if i,f!1,Z', 'pie fffj I .. ,g7 .fXX5Q,r.f . 'f if ' T Paul' RiCh Greg Panos Parley White Doug Richards PfGS1d611f First Vice President Second Vice President Third Vice President Left to Right, Row One: Greg Panos, Paul Rich, Parley White, Doug Jim Taylor, Tim Holt, Brad Stevens, Robert Norton, Michael Miles, Ion Richards. Row Two: Steve Simpson, Rod Lloyd, Mike Richards, Blake Radulovich, Rob Lloyd, Iim Knudsen, Bob Gatherum. Row Four: James Christie, Glenn Aaki, Howard Manwaring, Kurt Woolley, Fred Anstee, Learned, Scott Douglas, Devon Olson, Gleed Toombes, Steve Hatch, Todd Wirthlin, Randall Hansen, Scott Baldwin. Row Three: Don Rogers, Scott Wood, Galen Birdsley, Greg Costello, Rick Graham, Mac Lund, Ric Wangsgard, Bob Bolinder.