East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1929 volume:

I 1 1 4 N MR' A W, The 1 gastonidn Published bi' STUDENTS of EAST HIGH SCHOOL Kansas City, M 0' 1929 W 1 Eastonian 373 Ea79 1929 IQ! I!HQwIlllQ1QIWlllIIQlI Foreword HIS 1929 Fzlstmiizxn is the result of the students' cn- ileavnr to recognize the classes. students, and artivities of the past year. It is presented to you with the wish that it will prove 2111 in- valuable possession as Z1 inaterizil reflection of your experiences at East High Schnril during the year 1928-29. Dedication Oil IC Uricut. the lzmcl of the rising sun. lllc lai1'tl1plz1cL- uf religion, learning' ventifms tllc fine cute this l the Crznrllc of culture 11ml . tllc lumu- of early in- , thc fostering mothcr uf arts. wi- gratefully flucli- mule, Contents .-Xl3RllNlSTRqX'I'ION CL.-XSSIQS Seniors, ,,..... , 'll'llllfl'I'S .,..,... Sophomores .....,. lfrcslnncn ,,.,,,,....,,., .. ORG,-X NIZATIONS Literary , ,v,,, Departmental , General ,,...,. .XLf'l'lVl'l'lES Student lA0lll'll'll f3llllllll'Sl ,,,,,,,, , l?ululiC:1tinns ., ., Colm-sts , ,,.. .. DE PAX R'l'MEN'l'S Boys' Atlllctics ....,, flirls' .-Xtlllclics , R. O. T. C. ,...... FIC,-X 'I' Lf RES Pagv u .4 Page .1 M Page ll Page .. .. I 7 39 45 -19 55 50 71 77 79 Sl 85 89 470 lOl In M emofriam SAMUEL DAMICO ......,, HARRY FISHER .....,... THOMAS MCCARTEN LESTER DIICCONNELL .............. Lownv MENDENHALL ..,,,,.,... ........July 23, 1928 ...October 31, 1928 ..............DeCember 3, 1928 December 17, 1928 .December 21, 1928 wx, r 3 N f K ' 55 bi H 'Q V5 5. ij 2? 1 Ei Hp, if' I 2 H f 2 ,i Cy ar 4 5 1 mlm g-LL'x h C wi 6 11 ' ' HISTORY llli cstal1lisl1111e11t of an i11stitutio11 is n1o1'e than an aclventurez it is the laying of founclations which will last throtigh tl1e ages, The 111ore111ent which resulted in the huilcling of East High Scl1ool was begun in 1922. The East Side 1111p1'ove111e11t .'Xssoc1atio11 presented the matter to tl1e school hoard and as a result the tract was purclmsecl from Mr. R. A. Long in 1923. During the fi1'st year of East lligh Schools existence, the stu- dents and faculty successfully met tl1e 1JI'0lJlClll of i11stit11ti11g the features which shoulcl become the school's traclitions. Cluhs were organizecl and tl1e athletic clepartinent hegan its career, As a result. tl1e highest fo1'111 of school loyalty and the clesire to proinote all ac- tivities into wl1icl1 our SCl1001 enterecl were createcl. Honors were attained 111 this first year i11 111usic ancl in 17l1lJl1C?l110llS. Also, seven pupils qualified for l'llCllllJC1'Sl'lllJ in tl1e National Honor Society. Ruilcling upon the acl1ievc111e11ts of tl1e first year's Work. we were able to carry out tl1e z1ctivitiesV111ore extensively the seconcl year, Scholarship was aclvancefl, athletics were well supporterl. and the cluhs gained prestige. r'Xg.fai11 l1o11ors were attained in publica- tions. Scl1ool spirit surpasserl even that of tl1e pioneer year. Twenty-two pupils hecame 1TlCITll3CfS of tl1e National Honor Society. Our traditions have hecome 111ore firmly estz1hlisl1erl tl1is year ancl we have gained rccog11itio11 from tl1e other scl1ools. especially hy our success in athletics, The hasket hall team co11trih11tecl to the fame of East High hy winning tl1e state cl1an111io11sl1ip in basket hall. Olfl organizations have 176011 well supported anrl new o11es have heen fo1'1r1efl. Because of tl1e success in tl1e three years of East High Sc11ool's existence. we can look with interest anrl witl1 confirlence to the future of our school. ..g.. x v I 1029 lfrufmmlu Board of Educati MR. -1. ROY SMITH NIR. CI'IARI.Ii5 HAIRIJ M ISS fXNNIf'Y'! li MR. IQDNYIN V. MOORE Xl IQSIZRYIEY l'f'Uxic1ur1l X ' , ' A .' ,L N , i ' rg 1 ' H'-im' . ig , .. V Ffa , '42 . V 4.'7 2, ' 43' 411533 Aw x V xy '- ' 'X .Eli MWFICJQIQXlHl,14HlfK ', , W-. ,Vvrfwmr'11lf'r111H1l -g.-- OI1 MI l'iL'L'fl,7'L',Yi4l7L'llf MRS. CAROLYN F. FAULLER NIR. .I. Tl. ,IXCIQSOY .S Vfm'M1r'j' Q. BRYCIC B. SHIT VHVIIIAIII KQLIFFY Hill H. NUXYLIN Principal ..10.. 211 lflI.ff0IIffIIl l 54527 .1 -f x I f , , , gf ff A eg X 0, , , gif ' '. f,,.x ,- .W , ..4,,f-f 1 I , VI O H N R. XYAXHISTEDT Vice-Principal f.jgff.3. :Ak w. 41 2 4335. , .. wr. , .W :Q ' 4? 4 K --92.1 l Q'l El1.YflJlIifIlI FR.-XXKICS l li!!-7X'l'H:XM I1IiRlfXI2IC'I2 LLXNXON I, Lf KXDIIIAIIZYIS ' fx l:f1'11ll.vf1 ,llmlrrlz f.ur1gf1n1gfv l'f1y.viulf lfzfllfzlfinlz . .,-V2 XY. S. IQSTIIICR JHHX Nl. FINN l'f1y.rif.v mul l,u'lllf,vlr-V L'1fllHl14'1'n' um! ,llfllflwrllfllfrx , - 1 X A r if ' , ,. . '- I Y. .vnu ' A : 3 f 'Mi V fY?'f '.',,-. 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C. 2: H111111- l2cr111o111icx Kiluh pruQ1rlc11l 2: .X1'cl1i- 1114,-1li:111 Club -1: Enstonifm Staff 4: Camp Firm- Hirlf, 11-porter 4: Senior lflmvur Covnvuitlcc: SL-11i11r llullnt, Maxi l'1-p11l:1r Girls. l,DRliD REX C!111rr11.v .strike the r1'gI1l,- lm! uxrrif '::'i1x.r the mul. 'l'1'c:1w111'1-r Senior Flnssg S1-11i11r llnllot, Girl XV'l1o Has Done Most For Easing Sponsor i':1pt:1i11 R. O. T. C. 4: Senior Ring Commit- tee: l.e11111l1x Literary Cluh, l,1-unrlinn il, vice- prwi1lc111 fl: vice-yvrwivlcxll Junior l'l:1:4: vicn-Y .XlI11'11i:111 Lilnh. 1111-sifln-11l JI- Iiclm 5!:1ff Il: Clinrnl f'l11l1, Qucrclnry 2, prcsiflcnt X: llzwrh l1:1ll T:-A111 4: Yollry Hall T1-:1111 :lg 11, ll. S. C. 23 Cabinet 54: Perfnct .X11-111l:111cv -J. :L 45 S111111111 0111111111 21 111111111 '1'1111 4. GENE LINCOLN Thr 111111101 of tlxe f11'1'.r.r ix ,q1'm1l1'r llmu Nm! 111' 11111 :11111rd. Ii:1s11111i1111 Staff 4: liulm Stuff. crlrturmixt II, 113 Eilitnr-in-Cliief 41 R1-11nrt1'r Senior Clark: llmmr Roll 3. 4: Secnnrl Place Short Story C111111-at 35 Ouzburst 4: Kalnilu l.i1er:11-y Club 11: .Xrr Club 3, rcportur 4, rn-111111-cr 45 Sigma lla-lm Society 4. OMAS HARRISON J good 111an-gmul nl 11111'1l1i11,-g. S1-rf,1cn11t1:1t-nrxns S1-ni11r Flaw 4: Glen Cilulx 1: ll. ll. S. C. Q. 3. 111-1-si1l1-111 4: llamil11111 l.l11-1':1ry Club 4. surge:111t-11111111111 3: liaskut- lmll Squnrl 2, 72, 4: Truck S1111:11l :iz T1-1111is 'l'unr11 R: .Xrchimcrli:111 f'l11l1 Cz. Jg Pup Club 41 Ag Club 25, sergef111t-nt-:11-111Q -l. TI-l STOUT lI1-1' gr1'1111u-t f1l1-11.1111-1' r.-11.1 111 .v1-r:11 hw .v1'h1111l. li:1m111i1111, nsiociaxc 1-1lil11r lg lfi11:1li-1 Y111111g All-nk l'i1-ic F111'11111 l'111111-:1 tg 111111-in I F111- :xliwt Star! flrznoricall 011111-11 i: S1-111111 lI:1l- I111, IPL-51 Girl 0r111111 ': lb11111m llluh. vicv- 11r1-1i1l1-111 ig 12. ll. S. V, 2. u11l1i111-145 K11l111l11 l,il1-1'z11'v l'l11l1, critic 4: Outluilrsk '?. Il. Q: Nlicll Y11:11- Plays :Sz SQ111i-l4'i11:1I1x1 Y111111Q M1-11k liivic liu1'11111 4111111-it Il: lil-I111 Stuff Il: ll11111z1- Nlc-1l:1I ll1':11i1'111. l.itcrz11y K'111111'wt Cl: liiil-llw aiu-1' ,I1111i11r flaw: N111l1111 K'-111111-1l :S 1'- R l1111i 11'lc11 fg11l1 111.1111 -21 111-111111 T1111111 -1, 111-1111111 111111 ::1 1111111.11 1-11111 121-1. l 929 E astonia1z l:IJXX lk SlfllAS'l'l.-XX 1'Ed if qrliul b-'fun' lm liilllimnm'--Im! rm! an flu' I1lXlr'l,'l Vzipmiu Uaskcllmll 'l'u:nu 4: l-Xmtlulll Tczuu 2, Il. -1: Ilouorubh- NIL-utinn .XII-Suu' 'll-:nu 4: linlailu Literary Cluh 4: ll. II. S. V. 1, Il, 4' liiclll lim l'iuiuuill4-l- Ji: N-uilu' Ilwllul I' Roy .Xtlih-tv. . . .L-A DOROTHY KIRIM ICl,l, .lIu.vil' ix :vvll will In M- flu' .vful-rl: uf lmgpzm' llcumlii Lin-r:u'y Vluh ::, 4: .Ng l'lul1 I: Choral Fluh 4: Stiuh-un kliuucil. secrumri 4: Orch-ss, rm, reporter 2, pr.-sill-m 3, n-czmircr 4: G, ll. S. C. Ii: .XII-Southwestern lligh School Orclieslm 2, I. OPAL BRL'l FlC'l l' A qufcl girl :c'l1u.w .vmilc rnrlrux morn than :unrd.r, liastonian Staff -1: llcncral Honor Roll 4: .Kg flub 3, lg Cruumcrcinl Club 3, Sccrctziry 4: Typing lluufurf: I'vrfcrI .Xttcnrlaucu 2, 25. 4, ROBERT S. O'NliAl. A loyal .vilppln-lfvfrluiz Hindu.: mum. Outlnurst 33 Junior Mascot: Athletic Mzumfzcr 2, ti: Ag Cluh -I: Pup Cluh 3, 43 Ch-0 Club 4, ISADORE AHRAMOXVITZ 'frm wfnfll ,,,.m.,f,- mm W fn far, 1 nm qlmlfffed mf lm.: ml- :mf of mf if l1.'r.'gfm. R. 0. T, C. Capmiu 4, crack Sf,-mu 2, cw-ack ifimfmn Ji, C.-.wk c.im,,..n,- ::. Corp...-1.1 ss. GRACE SEIDNHR She lsuau' the prr.'uI.vu lvsyclzalugfrul rrmuzcut -wlzcu to .my nothing. liastuuian. ill-pau-lim-iuill Q-lliwr 4, LAURA ANDREW S Cami hculzh und gum! .wma are law of lrfvlv grcalexl blcssing,r. Lcundis Literary Cluh 4: Art Club 2, :runs- urer 15, president 4: .Xlhenmu Club 2, ::, scu- retary -1, vics-prwiclcut -L: .Kg Club -1: Drama fluh 4: I'iIlnu Tim: Sm-niur liiillnu. llc-t Girl Athleteuq Typing Ilounri: R. U. T. C. Pugtcr, llouorable llentiun 24. 4: Outbursf Poster, iii-fl prize 4: Perfect .Xrmulaiiicu ::, 3, 41 linftnulnn Staff 4. JACK CAHILI. LVN and 'zvixdom ur: lraru with 11 mlm. Kalailu Liierary Club -1: Studcnl Council 'J, 22, VI: Eastonian Staff 4: Glcc Club 2, JS, 1: Kluflc Contest 2, 3. 4: Pop Club 3, 4: fxunnncrcml Club 3, -4: ll. II. S. C. 2. 3, 4: R, O. 'I'. C. fcrgrzint zz, liuuhnziut 1: Outhurrt :5, 4: Ilnnfl fs, 4. RONALD CRICASY They laugh llmf :vi'n. - Glce Club 12: l'1-yi Cluh 31, 43 liuigluc ul' thn- Ruling Pau '3. MILDRED EN llhlllzli Sim amz, limi' A-.f.,1m'.f.ff.f wliun mlm fm.- uuflonrf' , , liulm Smff, :ll-imrniu-uiiil i-ilimr I: vlninhulix Utcmfy Uni, gg. qui-L-mary 4: Cmuun'rc1:ll iluh 15, -lg Marinu 'Valley Clulv. tnawiimi- rl, funn-- mfy 41 ii.m.l- icn,i......sf. Cm, Q. -19- i r l i EfIXf0IIItlII 1929 RAYMOND SCHROEDER Self mist ir :Im firrl .vi-1:1-rr of .ini -M, TS. II. S, C., president l. in-a-uni :iz .Xg Club -ig Outlmrsi 35 Oxclinslra -2, MILDRED BYBEE Hrhmf, im .curli Wm M fun. .xg ci-in 3, 4. ARLINE BOHLINC 'tTlzuy limi gm-11,1 ffl., limi mr.-it my foul naive. , G. H. S. C. 2, cabinet 3, prcbillcul. -lg Coin- mercial Club 43 Leundia Literary Club K, critic 4, sergeant-at-arms -1, llrania Cluli 11 Outburst 3g Student Council 43 Vcrfcct .Xi- tcnclance 3: Typing Iloxiorfg Stagg- Nlauagtr Suiiior Play. BILLY SNIDER Small, but how dear la z1.v. It is a shame that he wus! Icrwc wx. Orchf-sera 2, 4, sucmary :rg .Xu Cluli 4. FARREL THOMPSON H-igh-erected thoughts scared in thv llvart of cuurze.ry. Honor Roll 2, cs. 4, Perfect .Xumidnnce 2. 4. EDNA MAE TAYLOR Virtue if Iilec u plain .vfavwfbinrl plain ret. Perfect Attendance 4: Conimcrcial Clulu 4: Honor Roll A. VIRGINIA HYRE Eu: :fmt arp rngui.vI1F-hui ri-nu. Girls' Pen Club 4: Echo Staff 4: G. II, S. C. 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4: Outburst 2. :iz Camp Fire Girls 2. CARL HEREFORD Tim mildcxf mmmcrx zuirli Ihr Imzxr-.fl minn'. Ag Cluh 4. PAUL COX A flux: with Paul in it was umrc than ir claxxfit mu fi riot. Hamilton Literary Club 4: Stuglcnt Council -t: Science Cluh 43 Glen Clnh 12. -tg Drama Club 1: Senior Play Cast: Il. H. S. C. 2, R, 41 Second Team Football Letter 4: R. 0. T, C. Crack Squad 2, Crack Company 2. 15. Crack Pinmon 2, xg swim- llallm, -Iu'..r,t my Bluffcrf' LEONA TETRICK 'fPaticuce is a 1xr1:v.v:nry fngr1.'t11'L'rlI nf gt-uin.v, Uouhic Quartet llusic Contest 4: Scxtctlc 3. 4: Outhurst 3, -I: .Xrcliiincdian Clulv 11 Choral Club 2. 3, treasurer 4, Baseball 'l'caiu 42. fs: Iinclball Team Q, ::. -20.- l929 Easfonian ETHA FORD Fuir, in tlmt sh: naccr .rludfrd to be fairer than :minrr made her. Echo Staff -15 Pep Club 1: Scil-nce Club, treasurer -tg Ag Club, reporter 43 Commercial Club 3: Leundis Litcrary Club 2, 3, secretary ::qChorz1l Club 2, 3, secretary 4: Ontburst -, .,, 1 v ALBERT M. JOIN ES Pwrl1ajrs it may turn out u rung, Pvrlralnv it muy Iurn out ri .vm-1vznn. Commercial Club, vice-president -1: Hamilton Literary Club, trcasurcr 4: .Kg Club 43 R. O. T. C. Hand, prcsicleut 13 Honor Roll 4. ERNEST VVING llc was c:'c'l' prrfcise in promisc levcpingf' Letter Man 3, -1: Football Team, captain 4: Eastonian Staff 45 Pep Club 4. RETA MCHENRY 5'11crcx: is worn, nat gfrwx Ag Club 4: Outburst 4. HATTIE NVOLF East :wells mavp like Irma Echo, abort L-nlitm' 4: Typist 4: G. ll. S. C. 4: Lcuntli: Literary Club 43 Commercial Club 2. 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 25 Honor Roll 4. JIM VVILLS Talk tn lzim of Iacolzir ladder, and lm would rzxk thu numllm' of ilu' .vfU11v. Science Club 4. HAROLD GRAHAM A gffuri Imnft ix hvllm' than ull tlrc lxcads in thc 'u.'w'ld, ETHEL SH ELLBERG Tl1ey'1'c only fruly gran! frlm 11v'ctr1rl3'1,'00d. Student Council 45 Commercial Club 4: Honor Roll 43 Typing Honors. MARIE XYHITE Rcpruof an lmr Iipx but rr .vmilc in lzvr nyc. Mficlbycar Play Committee 45 Outburst Poster Contest. Krcl priic, 43 Drama Cluh 43 Senior Play Committee. RALPH STFVENSON Tha men af cnlturc are ill: imc npostlcs of equality. Student Council 4: Pep Club -1: Second Team Letter in Football 4, -21- fp, Q Y? k, .l .1-M w'.1g.'ww.3yw . by 1 3 bgo, . ,- .Ida . sv K - 'W ww'-',:':-. ,up -. , Y-if fmflfai '3 A 5 . 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E E522 Q4 J A 5 A -,, gif-fig Q HQ J - 'L , lv 5 . f 3 ' . -A J ' .,.i .ml nga' 15, .- Q i ii ii , K ., . 5, ff rr, ' ' - ' Q ' J' J- P g.,5l.,. , X f . .5 ,U .fa .- 4 Q - , f t A' i.-L . i..,. .gglm , . J M Easfonitzn 1929 C IZDYTHIQ l.YLli BAltltli'I l' A 5'rm5 pf-my ,mfg .trim gr-Ut-mtl. V t'mft-lit-qt.-ri -f, ::. 4. 11. n. s. t'. eg luv tm. 4, .xtlit-mn tim. -2, ::. 11 stem. i'lnlv 41 Student Council 3. DAXTIEI. D. lJARl.lXIi i'H1r fx rlzrrev' 111111 lnjuzlflr' und' Irie yon finfl il on fm' yrnn-Milf, lfzictnnizxn, -wlvtui-in-flair-f 4. :lm-tznxt znlvcrtie- ing nmnuger 2, 3, Stutlent Council 2, inas- urcr 3, lvrcaitlent lg Scninr llnllnt, Ulluat lilly Student , Hamilton Literary Club 3. Secree tary 45 Archimedian Club 11, vice-president -45 Science Clulz. presimlvnt lg Sopliniinn-Q Claw, treasurer, Ilonnr lfoll Ii. 4: ll, ll. S. C. :ig Semi-Finalist Young Henk Civic Forum Con, test 45 R. O. T. C, Individual, Crack Squad, Platoon. fimxxpziixy -1. ss, Sc-rgtnnt zz. Lhipmin lg Debate Team 2. Cl,ARl':NClf XVRIGHT HJ lrnilz iutlccrz' lrutfzwvd L'.rpvl:In!1'uu. lntcr-Class Baskcthnll 3, 4, Sclmul llnselmll Team 4, Student Council 2, JEAN Xlll,l.ARD Religion ix as lzrallhy unit' normul nx life itsclff' Perfect Attendance 52, 31, -13 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Home Economics 2, presitlt-nt fa, t-ice, presidcnt lg Typing Honors. OLIVE. TOVVNSEIXD Must4'r.v crreryflxing :hc attempts. Echo, aclvertieing innnngi-r -1, clasxrooin editor ig G, H. S. C. 2, JS, -lg Drama Cluln, reporter 4, Archinierlian -Club, eecretary lg rturlcnt Council. repnrttr 4: Vinny Firt- Girl: 4. JAMES XY. DARLING It is not enough to do good, One mutt do it the right way. Arclrimcclian Club, vice-presirlunt -lg Science Club 45 Knights of the Ruling Pen 2, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. Crack Platoon 3, J, Crack Com- pany 3, 4. Crack Squad 4, Lieutenant 1: Stu- dent Council 2. FLOYD HANNA Tail, says the proverb, is the xfrc of fume. Pcrft-ct Attendance 3. LILLA MAE PFLUG Her prusunce makes 11: rcgrez lzer parting. Leundis Literary Club 4: Choral Cluh 41 Typing Honors 43 Perfect Attcnrlzincc. MARY ARGO Sha is one d4'.vm'z'f1xg of nznflr cr'rll1't. Student Council 25 Choral Club Q, 3:5 Muiic Contest 2, 35 Perfect Attendance JS. JERD BALES A gagd rvfmiation is more cwzlnalvlc ilnnx monvy. Kzilailu Literary Club 4. -2 2- 1929 lflmfllllllllll RAI.l'll RENNE I-'ull1:'r'x.- ix In-, fm' lu- lrirrmlf L'flnrux. limi l-Qclm 4 ' ' ' ' ' .Luft lg hluu Flnlv R. -1: Mime L'--nn-sl :L 41 Rami ::, ig fhclicitm 3. RL l'll L'TTl2RR.'XL'K ,YnlIn'ug rx iuzlwxnlvll' in 1: zviuiriug l1u.rr'l. 42. ll. 5, Lf 2, 23. 1: llinni- I-Qcnnunnice flulm :ag IR-p Clulm Q, .:, 4. PEARI. ML'l7ARl.ANll lIl'r- :vhs :uux wwf saft, gvullu, and Inn'- .IH lxruullunr ming m mmm, SL-niux' linllul, Alun llsmllful llirlui Spuiixui' Licuu-nun! R. O. T. C. 41 Mid-year Plays 4: .Xrt Club 2, vice-prcsiclent LS, secretary -lg llunurnhlc Mention Posicr Contests 9, 3, 4: llrnma Club, secrutnry -lg G. H, 5. C. 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 'lg Eastoninn Art Editor 41 Camp lfiu- Girls. preciclcnl l: l.l-nn-li4 Liicrm-y Clnh 4: LL-nnrlian. ALEX IZZARD Hfngfm,-, fluwfy, .mu .-lmff,fm1f,1 M nf.: rlvmun1.r. lioolllnll Tcmn. ciipiiiili I: Scliim llallul. 'lhsl llny .Xclor g Kzilniln l.itv.-riiry flub, viueprcei- :lent 4: Echo Staff 2: SQ-ninr Inter-Cla-,S llaiikcllmzill Te-nm 41 li. Il. S. Cf 23 Social Srrvicc flulu, pre-sidcnl 22. KENNETH KNOXVLES Shall I lfkr- u lmruzit fluff!! an a v-ack or in u full? R. O, T. C, Lieutenant 45 Crnqk Platoon 4: Crack Company 43 Officer? Clnlv -lg Glcr: flnl: 4. IRIENE REED Hn .vmiles nm-aff mm au. Choral Club 41 M-me Comm 4. Comme.-can flnlx l G H Q C v xfnmmn 3 . ... .7,, Ii: . -'. Club il: Vnllvy Ball Tram 3. MARY ELLEN LEKHCN lf cya: :s'er'L' made fur xruing, Tlwu I7f'm4.'y ix fix own vrrllsc for bring. fllnrzil Club 2. iicm-kiln-2i1lnxit 11. 4: Kluiir llfntca: T. 3, A: Ag Clnlx Ji, Qcrrclziry 4: Pep lllnlr 2, Ii, 43 Commercial Clnlm ZZ. 4: .Xtlieninn filnlm Jig Letter E 3, ARTHUR SAMPSON 7'l1auglz!: are nzighfxbv' llmu .vlruugflz af lmmlf' I , Omunv.-rciril Clnh 3. -1: linigliiw ut' the Riilinyz l'L'n 4 JAMES NYMEX Thr Milf mi 1.-nn farm ll. .mfrriav wurugv. r R, fl, 13 ll mlm- 1. In-.,lL.1...1f fz, mm 'l'c:nn sz. 4. Officer! c'1..n,. W.-4.11.-m 45 Crack 1-lam., 2. my C.-f..-k C.,...,,..l.y 2, zz. p,f..-pqmi ilrack sfmll Q. sl...1.,..l v.,.mfa1 ng lmlglnmfm Staff 3. FRIEDA SUTTON fl Imp fdmzll ix fwrrrvv' u frll'Hfl. I 0 Pop Club 4: .Xthcninn Club .. -23- Eaxfonimz 1929 JOHN MOL'BliR 'H-I lion mufmg llnlius ix li mort flfwuzful filing. lizulznilu Literary Club 2, 1. N-rg:-Qiviirzilmlne ra. Junior Ring f'mm.lamf. amy., limi.-f :u llnnor Roll Ii: Pep Club 2. 25. 1: Il. Il. 5. C. 2. 4. sm-gi-:mm-m-:muf :lg film rjluh -2, ::, 1: Cuuiuicrcizil Club 2, DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN Ii is .veldum 1'1nir:m1 Nm! c.:-caplimml Imrius and a:fraf1x':'mm.u- gn mgvrhnf' V Sigma Delta Society for .lnuruzilists 15 R. U. T. C. Spousur Lieutcnzint 4: Connnci-cial Club Sz, president 4: Kalailu Literary Club 3, wc- rctary 45 Camp Fire Girls 2, 4: Swarm Council 2, sec-rv.-t:u'y. trcsmurer 3: Junior Class licpurter: ihncrnl Honur Roll Q, 3: Typing lluuurr. MARY I5l.'l7iJRD LOWER 'fl-wffmzzy mid .rpm-:fling mmf fun-thafs Bzlfmwif' ,xg Clulr 4. ctmnmmani cum Q, 2, .fm-my 4, su-am iuliol, 'qlnuiy fanui mari . om- burst 3, cupmn lsmlmil mm lindbnll Tv.-:un .sg .Xtliyninn mai. m-nu..-fr -zz T,v,la.1,1 1fl...mr,. HIINIXUIC MALBIEN l1'u'll nxixx ihc' xlufv nu tin' Imfk, and ihr fvidc grin, IimmI0. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4g Drama Club 4: Orcbeutra 4. RICHARD SMITH Tl1mlgI1t is ilxc frnlwrty of him who crm L'Vlfl'Y'frl1'IX fl. And of him wlm run adequately plnrc if, lizismuian Stuff 13 Echo, managing cilimr 2, circulation emlitur ii: .Xrcbiuiediun Club, uresi- denr 4. vice-pi-uni-lem 3. repurlu- 3, surgfmn- at-nr-una :xg Iluuur Hull 2, :sg Highest lhmor Roll 4: Science Club 4: Senior I'in Commit- tee: Social S-ervigu Club 2. DOROTHY RUBY Her stock uf .vnzilfs mul clmnfxflncss oxerar rm: law. Leuudis Literary Club 3. Leuudian 43 G. H. S. C. 2. 3, Secrcmry 45 Campfire Girls 2, sccrctnry X, vice-president 4: Pup Club 3, -lg Ai-cliimudian Club 3. BETTY HARNETT NNN and L-Im,-ming, mmm W1 slzyf' cfgmpfafu Girls :ag cz. H. S. C. 2, za, 4. Knlnilu Lifmfy run, fi, 1. EARL BRYSON 'i-I my of tru: ,writ und szfrlmg rim:-nl-mx iz, ml. '11 C. su-gum 4. CHARLES GOODALL :ff-'mm ffm ww of mf lwuii tn mf my of my xlmc. np if U11 fulfil. Senior mimi. Ujolly Good ifuimiy' met cpm, 41 .Xrclicmcnliau cm, 1. iz. 0. T. C. r.mfem.nf 4, crack Sqwi, Platoon. cmmmly :ag mum suff ag sulfimu Council Q. mime cum su-gQ..m,m-x.'..., 3. BEVERLY BRLQNSON ll fwfr v.rtcr-mr ix 11 .fill-ul 1v.-am-fu-iu1u1iun. 1.umf1a5 1.alcmfy Club 3. 1. Svuim' ,ur nuuuccnu-ur Cnmmiucc: Mifl-YL-zu' Plznw 43 Senior Play Cast: .xg Club 4. lm.-fimfiulr 4: .ulmiun Cum zi, az G, H. s, cf. 2, :ig Oulbui-:1 2. 31: Perfect .Xueuflruucc 2, 35 Stul dont Council 2. Il: linmlluall Trzuu Q. 3: Rasc- bzill Tcaun 'Z, 2: Home licuulnniw Club 2. 1929 I.I I,I,I.-XX ROSSON Msn., mmf and 111.-rr :mv lmpf-iuc.:s.' 41. II. S. C, 4: Cnnmwrcirnl 1' ANIIRITXY ERICKSON 'XIII llzingr mmf 'rffnml fn :.m1. 'I'u-:mxrcr Snuiunt fuuncil 4. ROBERT BRINTON 1'1..- ...mlm mm. mf bm f MARY MCMURTRY Sim Ixus a psrsuuulity ull hm Simlcxul Cuuncil 2, 4: Clmrnl 14:3 '15-pang limmfi. AVIS DOYELL IIur xruvvt uf x1zm'1',x.v is rn fm..-f. 'Fyping IIonorS: Pcrfuct .Xttcx XYILSON COOLEY .-lltlwugln he will 17.1 mn of hw lu- fargattcnf' jf Hi VIQNTIMHZLA MTU hc grm! is to hu urixnmlc lmutlmnll lcmn 2, R, I. FRANCES MVLEOD L'1c,,.,f.!1.'.lgf mf mf ,lf mf ff lil..-XDYS TIPTON lub 4. him who will lm! mxlcutmcn! Ima ' aim. Club 4: I.m'5:c mmuzry of fmw :dance 2, 3, -1. xiglzi ucrcr :wil v'.vtami. 1im1, ':s'1f.- .1,.1 lm- mf--1111.1 nm fm plmzyf' 1. . . I,vum1u- I.ucrul5 Sv-gif-ly lg I, II. 5, L. iz llwml- liumvmvw- Vluh. vnxu-urn' 1: X: flnlf I. MAL'RIlfli CHAXHY .fl mN'r'1cr' man Trillrm Hn' ll mfrh, I wwf- .X-ffm fm fwfr t'm11lm'r4'inI Clnlu 4: Svxuvcv mf ,Q 11 w.-,wwf 1 1 5 v rulk' zmflml. Club bi: .Xu-lui' muim Cm, ser,m.m.m.vxfm. .ng '1'y,.i.vQ mn. mx l1l5.If.5,f..S, I: IH- ' II. 1. rflcn .Xuvmlzum Easfouian 1929 lJlil-M,-XR 1iAl-lilQAl'l'li lima firxit .111-fflbwf fi-mf Suultfnt Council sz. MARGARl,f'l' iiAR'lRl1l.l. Bonney mn: lin zmthing, Hrr' 2'x'r'!m'x n'4'r'c ,fn l'm'c,,' Senior lllillut, lit-et liirl Jclrcwll: Clmrzil Club 4: .ig Club 4, Pep Club 4: Kalziilu Literary Club, reporter 4: Scnior Play Cast: NVinter Play Casts rl, 43 Outlxurst 35 Archi- niedian Club, accrctziry Jig Debate' Club 33 G. ll. S. C, '?. MILDRED l'A'l'lilC,lA BATLS A mf of :wwf rfmufi- fn- mm- ffm ,ff in'- ing about nr. Girls' Pep Club, nrt-fiflt-in 43 Mill-Yenr Plays 4, Iiclm, fwuurtf editor 43 Clun-:il Club 4: sccrctzn-y 33 llrznnzi Club 4: tiirl Cliucrluzulu' 45 Florence Nightingale Club 4. CLARENCE PEASLEE Hi: is blnxed with 11 .wvixc of humor and a 'srzafvlvy romc'barlc'. licho Stuff, sport editor 4: llmftiug Club 2, 3, rcpui-ter 4, ft-crctziry 43 Perfect Attcnclantu 2, 3, 4. IVAN ODELL Let ur live while um life. R, O. T. C., intliviilulil 3, Crack Squad, llla- toon, Company 2, 3. DOROTHY CARLSON We Ieurn nu! for xclmol but for life. G. H, S. C, -1: Senior Triangle: Leundis Literary Club 52, ZZ, Llp Commercial Club R, treasurer -lg Typing Honors.: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. ORENE OLIVER A true friend and mx interesting companion, Choral Club 2, 3, president 43 Music Contest 2. 3, 43 Leundis Literary Club 41 Pep Club 4: Commercial Ciuh 3, 4, Onthurgl 2, 2, 45 Drama Club 4. XVILLIAM ANDLILSKY AnofliM one of tlxosr' quict pcrsmzs :vim :will .vzlrfrixc ns all some day, B, H. S, C. 4: Cnmmcrcial Club 41 Knigllti of the Ruling Pen 4: Sluxlcnt Council R. VVILLIAM GEORGE lfl 0ll-ti'111ullsllclxcr' lmlh bmw' vloqiwvzcc Hum spvcflif' LORIE VVCTH Quint, 1n1ux,vz1r11ing,' liiut :bill rlxrlvx her. Choral Club 4: M'usic Cnnlml 4: Girl Rcservvs Il. 4: Typing Honors. -25.- 1929 Eaxfozzizm I I MARY ALICE XYILSON l , f'15f ff mn' to lm highvst iflmlf' l l 1 Imiiifixg l.il-gravy 01-111 2. za. Sergeant-m.f.m. , l: Clviorul Club 33, 4: Music Contcst 53, 4: Com- incrc':'-I Clulx 4: Pe-it Cluh 45 student Council 2: 1... ll. S. C, Eg Outhurst 2. i DAXYN DRCEN Charm ut, aralar, :ill thc Iiarx louis no hxrgm' ihazi thc car. humor lkallnr. Hurt llny f7r:itor g Sn-nior Play CaSt: Kalailu Literary Cluh, treasurer 43 .Kg Club. prerimleut 4: Senior Announce- ment Committee: Semi-Finalist Oratiou 43 ifootimll Squad 4. Junior my Conunittceg Mid-Year Play Cast 31 Ouibin-st :ig Student Council 92 Honor Roll 2. BOB CLARK If -we mimi U11 hc of pleasant as my What n Impfv plum this ufm-Id wuuld bak' R. O. T. C. Band 3, 4: sergeant 4. INA MARIE SCHULTZ Within her reach liar grcafrwssf' Senior Ballot. XVbrst Girl lflattt-rer g Senior Play Cast: Student Council 4: Commercial Club 41 Drama Club 43 Choral Club 3, 4. NORMA RUSH Diz'1'zxcIv fair, diriincly full. 1 Choral Fluh 43 Student Cnuucil 3, 4: Girl! l Pep Clulw, YicC:l reSi1le'Vnt 43 Athenian Cluh. l treasurer 2, vxcc-president 23 Commercial l Cluh 2. DAVID THIXTON And though hc promiscx to his Ios.r He maker Ink fvrnn1i.ve good. R. O, T. C. Sergeant 3: Crack Platoon. Com- pany 3, 41 Officers' Club 4, Lieutenant 4, JAMES PERRY W Blushing is the calm' of :'ir'lHc. Art Club -lg Ag Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4. CATHERINE LEE SIM was 'very fair and 11r'1'cr proud, H'ad a Ionguc at will and yet ci-as ncrer l.a1lz1. Senior Spnneor Captain R. O. T. C.: Senior Ballot, Hsnciciy Bcllef' Ring and l'in Coin- mittce Senior Claes: Kalailu Literary Club 2, vice-nrcsidcnt 3. critic 4, president 45 G. H. S. C., Cabinet 2, :s, treasurer 4. 'tlfranciq Scarritt Hauler Girl 31 Eastnnizm Staff 52. 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Pep Club 3. 4: Stumlcnt Council 2. fig Secretary Tuninr Clacel Large Ixttfr E 31 Athenian Clulu, Secretary 2, 3. 1 MILDRED BERTRAM . Euffgy Nm my img, x 1 Commercial Club ig Perfect .Xttcmllnicv R, 4. HARRYLEE JESTER His wit :ras mf hay tn mf .vzn-ross. Kalialu Literary Cluh 45 11. H. 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'-' I-'Th-. ,. lf 5??M3:. f ' J - . IW . ...2 81 HIERRY Tl ll JM l'Sf PN H1 mn .ml ff. mf ,Hu ..f ...nlmfl U..-H sQf,w..1.1.1..x..... ,l.mi.,f vu... 1:. ll N. s. 2, sg Covflcthr cm, 2. ff. RUBY BARR 'vllways fuimfuz 10 115 un, Honor Roll 143 l'ummf'rcial Club 4: llomc- Economic Club 2, it, YIVIAN' KlCI'fl.lNlL NU prize wfllmut n snuggle. Drama Club -1: liclmumic Club 2, I -lp Outhursl 2. 3 Ag Club KENNETII Sl'llliI,l. Lin if .1 jvxl, .M all ming. .naw if 1 tlmnglzt ,fo fm.-.V 1,111 ' naw I lsnmm xt. JANIES XIARSII Small svrrirz' ix truz' But Im lcfl lon sown, R. O. T, C. Sergeant I. .ver:'x'rc :while 'il Irlsls CLARA SCHAl:l7lCR Sha know: flu- mul: ulso by lzcurlf' not only by rvusfm lm! VIRGINIA KIS'l'l.liR H,-I .mum-v .113-po.v:'linrr rx-rr rmlly fuilh u ruffle, Qnnznercinl Vlnlu 4: G.. ll. S. C, 4: llrzmm Club 4: llrmw licmmmxcy Cluh Ii. J: Choral Club Q.. Ii, lg Nluxic Coulesi 2. 3, 4: Rlzmngcr Mid-XX'1ntcr Play -1: ,Xthcninn Club 9: Stu- mlum Council 2. GLEN LORD T1mugh I um fllmryx in lmxtn, I um rw:-m' in 41 h1n'r'y to .vtmiy. TZ. II, S. C, 4: Fuuum-1'ci:xl Cluh 1: Knights of thu Ruling Pl-u I, SAM PAL'l.liY Tim pm lx ilu- mzxgnc nf thc mind. R. O. T. C. Crack Plxnunn, Company 2, 3, 4, bvrgeaut 4. RUTH NAVIC FW Gall, far ff-.mil fur www-, for Em, Eartonian 1929 RICHARD ALLEN Tlx1'r man ir irmxt fwrfcrt who .rliull Imvc undcrxtood ciirrylhirrg for himself. li. O. T. lf, limck hiiuzul 2, Crack Platoon 2, 12, Crack Company 2, 3. BHRNICIE BAILEY IVE are looking with some c.rfactuf1cy tawunl Nm fuinrr nf Iliix girl with quiet mf-filiili'fy. tj. H. S. C. -l: Commercial Club 43 Honor Roll 2, 33 Typing Honors. ELEANOR KENNEDY Not easy ix the :my from the earth to thc .vfl1YS.H Home Economics Club 3, 43 Campfire 3, 4: Florence Nightingale Club 43 Girl Reserves 3, 4. RICHARD STIILTZ I hah: nobody, I nm in clxarity will! the ivmfldf' HOMER LEE RCNYAN An lionext mzm'r the nnblest wurlc of God. Pep Club 41 Senior Play: Vllinter Play Cast 43 Ag Club ZZ, 3, 43 R. O. T. C. Corporal 4. MARY MARTHA BYRNE A loving hear! is the begiitrtiug of ull Imnwl- edge. Girl Reserves 3, 43 Science Club 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Senior Play Cast. NAOMI LEE OPPER Tnmu fi girl whifzz wwf fmt ant of fric'lxlJJ.,' Choral Club 43 Student Council 4: Student Handbook Committee 4: Music Contest 43 Home Economics Club 43 Typing Honors. BYRON HERRON His armour is hix honest tlmxlglit, And .simply truth hir imiiuxr .vki1l, R. O. T. C. Corporal 2. Crack Platoon, Com- pany 23 Perfect Attendance 2. 3. GEORGE MANN '24 mlm in azz mi,w.f of mf worflfl BERNICE VVILLIAMS Wearing all tlml wuigllt of Iullrniug lightly like a flower. Choral Club 43 Music Contest 43 Lcunrlis Literary Club 43 Ag Club 3, treasurer 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, Iligheit Honor Roll 4. Euxfmziazz 1929 MARY El.ISqXliE'l'll S'liLfClilflQ 'Yin' flnrl-tl .4firwil'n 1rz luv Imlu, ,Ind zu Iwi' ruiufl flu' :.u.'f' 'wnl.'.t. K.. ll. 5. C. -I: lyyvxnp llnnrwrs 4. I.,twttnuni1 Staff 4. MYRON HARR UH: 1.-tix fn-ell mid full nf ftzitlz :hui :unm- fliiug w.mI.i lurn nr, ljentenam R, U. T. V. J: Sergeant fl, Crack l'lnrfwv f'1-vnuzmy 55: Stcunml Tcznn lfurxtlmzill 4: Ag Clnlu -L IJQROY MCELIFRESI l Thr gmm-r mlm, ml- ,q1-l'.1m- l-Uilf-mt. lialailu l.itL-rury Klub 15, lg .Xrt l'lnl1 4: . new Cum ig le, tv. T. c. Captain .11 l-'ii-Qt sffgfftm rs: cm.-k sf,-Wi, R. tr. '11 ci 114: Cmck l'l:ituon 2: Crnrk l'4nnp:iny 'lg ll. ll. 5. C. ::, cnhinct nwniln-r 4. HELEN GOIN Norm Im! lim-.vi-If mu ln- hcl' rquulf' llascball Tuznn, captain 41 l.1n'gu li. MARTHA STOYVE RUadi11g zvrfrlavtlz ti full zwwiau, fnufcrmlm 11 ready zvuumul null ft-vftivig an f:.i'ucI uioluarxf' Echo, l9t rfiri' clitau' ig H. ll. S. V., cnluiuel :Q Tig C1-tb 4. Rl ILTOX TH OM AS Hg i.vAa gmz xfmrf, ll ,f1,,.m1, null .1 Milf ff-mm. YERNER SMITH Il'1zo to fllfiu.v1'lfi.v 1.11.3 ua law zxucllx, nffcud: un lim' und ix King imlurtlf' Knight: of tlu- Ruling Pen 2. 4: Science Clnh 4: Kilcc Clnlx I: llonor Roll L :Zz First gfifile XV. C. 'l'. l'. liwny Contcit. in Knums nv. MARY ALICE lJOL'GI.AS Bury Iiitlz' lmly with li hnxy Iilllc mind. Senior Play Fast: llrznnn Club 4: Vlmrul Club ti. 1: ,Xtliunizin C'lnl: 1: Student Council zz, 4:11. Il. S, C. i, 2. ::. 4: Outhnrit zz. 4, DOROTHY MALOXEY Hur Inulsx cron- font! tum' ctwrtlf :vrrc fv:l'. .Kg Club -tg Cmnnn-rcial Cluln 4: H. Il. S. C. 4: Choral Club :4, 4: Nl'n-ic Conttwt ::, lg Pup Club 2, Zig Suciztl SL-rviuc Clnli '13 Tvping llonors. ' MJHNNY SllEl.'l'ON I mu nx .mlmr as 41 r'n:f'g.' :rlwu I mu n,vlNf'. -30- 1i..,t.,.' nun 1, ::1 lllgln'-f lllfnni' nun ig N-tm.f 1:f.1i..f,--ia:-.. uni fm1..t:'1fwt., nt: l tnmnmttt-m 4'.m..nitnt-1 I.:-tttniai 1.11.1-.try 1 Clnlu :Ll 'l'ft-ft-itil-hr ,li 1-,nun wut! KVI-il, - iz 'l'rua5nrer :ig lntcrcln-.N llnfket llall 12, I: Of- l 1929 Edfffllllltlll HELEN OXYENS Few ihingx lm' iirzpnmilwlu in lliIi,ql'ulL null skill. lil A RGARET COOK Ihr .vnwct lli,vfwfxvf1'm1 In-.f flaw'-nvl'il 'ff I Luuuilis Literary Fluh 4: Commercial Club, critic lg l-last liclio Staff 4: Marion Talley Club, vice-prseifleur Lg Rlirl-Year Play Cast 4g Student Council 2: Home Economics Club Q1 Pcrfcct Attcndancc 4. EYELYN VVILLEY fl zvnmniiir work ix 1ir:'cr done. Fcicnce Club 4: .Xg Club 4. PHYLLIS COFFIN A qnict Iifth: rnul that jllxi didull .vncfced in hiding lzvr'xclf. G. H. S. C. -11 Arcllimcclian Club 4: Ag Club lg Home Hamm,-nfs vnu, -2, fl, ,ifeaiflcm vi. INEZ DREW' ri ff-iuml ru ull xliu mc!-.vlwlr mei an-ry, lzadyf' G, ll. C. lg Ag Club 4. HELEN BROVYN GR LU EL Grind :cuss and good rmtura lzrc newer .reim- rated. Easlonian Staff ii, :irlvertising mznngar -lg Echo Staff, advertising manager, business manager Jig Science Club, secretary 43 Leun- clis Literzirv Club 43 .Xrcliimcdian Club 3, 43 Athenian Club 2, K, reporter -I: Pillow Top 4: Em-lhall 2: volley Rall 2. :xg Typing Honors, Outluurlt Zig G. ll. S. C. ?, fl, vice- president 4, ACE MCCARTHY All tlzc bert tiring: urn ravi. Virtue slrrpn.v.vz'.v all Ilzivigxf' CILLE BAUER '14 mn- f,-pf lf IWW tlmi'.r my-0 ffm .fm deep. IZABETH XYTLLEY Aly mmh mill wi- mm-1 num! in-rl-r pm-r. .Kg Club -1. MYRTLE CHAN B ERLIN I'0x.vu.v.vclI willl 11 vll'flHrlr fv'w'r1ilzl' l'lmv'rH ralrzbincli zviflz li mrl' gift nf i'nil'll1ge111'r. Leundis Literary Clnh, xicc-president 49 Com- mercial Cluh, treasurur JZ. prcwiflent -lg G. H. S. C. 2, X3 Czibiuet 4: Sl-mi-lfiunliet lrlfslrick I Oratnricul Clinic-1 I1 SL-niielfinzili-t Ylnwg Mun? Civic Forum Cvnxtut 4: ll-mine Rnll 33 Student Founcilg Typing Ilrnwrs. -fil- 1929 Easfwliuzz NAUMI UR.-XNXICNIAN .x'fmHfr my .mil 1-....1, f.1..,.f.- ,U H.. f. ...v..,- :'u'y. :fum Stuff .lg .xml-..a.... Clulv 1. la...1u,,.n, lsmlmll .nu xmllfy r:..11'11-...H 4. LM. 14. 1. HELEN BERNADINFA HATHIIORX SIM lxuedx ua uulngy--.rlw .rfcul-'x fur lu':'.n'lf. Echo Staff 4: Lcumlis- Literary Club, wg-urtcr 4: Typing llnnfn-5: Slnrirm Talley flulu ::: Student C-nnwil, f.-,mmf 2. VVAYNE BEENEY 4'T1n.r My .flmm ln :wil .mill ...Q yy 1 ln..1 .mid if Hn-.ll-ff Orchestra -zz Ilzunl ::, 4. DON XV. FERGUSON Not so bnshful ur he sccrzzs-ask any girl. Knlnilu Liturnry Club 43 R, O. T. C. Licul tuuant 4: lilcs' Club 4: Sunior Ballot, 'A5lnst Basliful Hoy. i ELIZABETH ALLAN Short ann' .vu.'cvt, Commercial Club 4: Music Fontan: -X: 12, Tl. S. C. :ig Lunvnlis Lircrary Club :iz Unilnirsc 2, Jig Atlicninn Cluh 25 Choral Flnlm -1, PHYLLIS LANDON llf'c g.-mn, .,111..,ug1. .fnf lm.: mm-1. mf, rf..- 1.-M .iffy .my un .ffmyfflg il, Ilnnors. ROBERT M. CHAMBERS lm mm fm-gm his .-rm.-fy Im. MR. NICHOLS Senior Advisor. 24' Commercial Club 4: .Xg Club 4: Typing X 1929 IfIZ.t'l'0lI11lIl National Honor Society 1. Mary Elisabeth Stucker 8. Catherine Lee 16. Farrel Thompson 2, james Nugcn 9, Bernadine Hathhorn 17, Pearl Mclfarlantl 3. Ruth Stout 10, Yerner Lee Smith 18. Hattie XVolf 4. Dorothy Zimmerman ll, Eugene Lincoln IU. Myrtle Chamberlin 5, Daniel D. Darling 12. Bernice 1Yillian1s 20. Helen Brown o. Dorothy Carlson 13. Bernice Bailey Zl. Richard Smith 7, Martha Messinger 14. Edna Mae Taylor ZZ. Ethel Shellburg 15. Opal Bruffett The National Honor Societv was founclecl in the high schools throughout the country in 192-l. A chapter was established at East in 1928. This year twenty- two students from the senior class were chosen hy the faculty for niemhership in the society. Caiiclitlates eligihle for meinhership in this organization must rank in the upper twenty-live per cent of the graduating class in scholarship. From this upper twenty-live per cent the faculty may elect not more than fifteen per cent of the entire senior class. hasing the election on scholarship. leaclerslnp, character and service. Figures showing scholarship and extra-curricular honors were compiled hy a committee coniposefl of Miss lliatt. chairniang Miss XYingert. Miss Gilchrist, Mr. 1Yal1lstetlt, anrl Klr. Iiroacllick. Each nienihers receives the enihlein of the society. a gold pin in the shape of a keystone. with a torch superimposed upon it and hearing the initial letters of the qualities for which the National Honor Society s.tancls!Scholarship. Leaclership, character. and Service. -33- 1929 Earfofzmn Senior Class History ROM the oblivion which surrounds freshmen and sophomores the present senior class finally ascended. A year in the twilight as juniors then they found themselves lords of the Lipper spacesf they were seniors at last. The toil of three long years in obscurity had produced the cherished reward. The seniors have reason to be proud of their achievements. The scholarship of many has been very high. The senior play, URuth in :L Rush, was well received and was a credit to the cast and di- rector. Not content with having won the interclass basket ball title, the seniors furnished the captain for the state championship court team. The orator representing East made such a good showing in Convention Hall that one judge ranked her first. Seniors and under classnien have mingled at school functions, where a fine spirit of fellowship has been engendered. The school mixers have been a source of pleasure and a place where students could become better acquainted. The graduating class sincerely hopes that it has followed the high standard of sportsmanship and good will established by the preceding classes. and wishes to acknowledge the many favors shown its members during the past school years. 1351 E astouia Tl 1929 Senior Play Cast Manx., , Fiinr! Row: Gall1rail.'1, Sl01ll, Neal, Garircll, Grogan, Second Rmc-J Hyrc, Scliults, Drzrmz, Cor, BVIHIIIYII, Douglas, Byrne. The senior play, Ruth In a Rushf' was presented in the school auditorium the evenings of April 26 and 27. Ruth Stout portrayed' the title role appropriately, while Earl Neal played the opposite role equally well. Although the cast was made up of amateurs, each member deserves credit for playing his part con- vincingly. The play, a comedy by Lindsey Barbee, centers around Ruth, a young heiress who tries to evade her social duties by becoming secretary to Gilbert Lansing, a writer. She intends, also, to do some writing herself. Complications ensue when the young heiress meets Gilbert Lansing ineognito. Finally all these complexities are cleared and she becomes his permanent secretary. The cast was as follows: MRS. BROWNELI., Ruflfs Amit ....... , ..,...... JULIET RAYMOND, Rizililr Sari-cmrv and l:1'lL'1Zll.... RUTH NIACDONALII MOORE, Always iii a Ruxlz. SUSIE, A Maid ...,........................... LEONARD BRUCE, Poor, lmf Ari.rf0rrafic ....,.. WAYNE ASHLEV, Rich, but Uncultzrrml .... DXVIGHT LAMBERT, An Eloper ,.......... PEGGY PATTEN, Another Eloper... GILBERT LANSING, A Writer' ...... PHILIP GRANT, A Millionaire ......... SADIE SODASTROM, .4 Til-lac! Aqciit .... JEAN IVIOORE FOSTER, Ruflfs Sisfci' -3 6.. ...Beverly Brunson . .Margaret Gartrell .. . .Ruth Stout Mary Alice Douglas . . , . . . .Dawn' Druen ......,...Paul Cox . .Louis Galbraith ...,. . .Virginia Hyrc ..........harl Neal .... . . .John Grogan Mary Martha Byrne ..lna Marie Schultz 1929 Eastouian Senior Will li, the Senior Class of 1929 of East High School of Kansas City, jackson County. State of lllissouri, being sound in mind, physically able and otherwise competent and fit, do hereby devise, deed, and bequeath, to our friends among the student body and faculty, the following articles, to-wit: ' To the Juniors our four leaf clovers. rabbit's feet, buckeyes. and other tokens of good luck for the purpose of aiding them to collect their diplomas one year from present date. To the Sophomores our secrets on Hart of bluffingw Qto be used with discretionj. To the Freshmen our skill and bravado in making Ffs. To Mr. Nowlin one rubber stamp and pad of water with which to print UO. Kfl on admits and other forms of entries. To Miss Abbott the keys to the flagpole, Cshe will have to buy a ladder to reach the lockj. To the student body our lunch tables to be used during hunger periods. To Miss Robinson the records of our perfect attendance to be held in her memory. To Miss Hansen our cast-off bandages and scars to use profusely on the incoming class. To Mr. Shelly the empty halls to roam. To the cafeteria attendants any silverware left after our long. abusive use. To the Literary clubs our collections of masterpieces to- be used in Literary Contests. To the Student Council the permanent control of our book, 'fHow to Blake and Break Lawsf, To the science department our explosives, to be freely applied to sleepy Juniors. To the faculty a privilege to yawn, chew gum, and yell in triumph, over our sad, belated departure. To the future occupants of the school remembrance of the Class of '29. The foregoing instrument. written Wholly by ourselves, we make and publish as our last will and testament. thereunto subscribing our name. The SENIOR CLASS OF '29 ln presence of thc following witnesses: Paul Cox, Frank Brown. lVilliani Red Dettweilcr. Ufficial XVill Breaker. JAXIES DARLINC l do hereby set my hand and seal. this sixth day of june. 1929. My commission expires when l do. -37.. Easloniun 1929 1929 Eastouian ,J r I r -39- if--V--V Y' -- '- '- EG5f01IflllI 1929 1 N r -40 unior Class Officers MICKEY BLOODSXYORTH I'r'f,vi1imzf VVARREN PLASKETT Vim-I'1'vxirIa11f GEORGIA XY AGN ER Sm' VU 1 11 1'3- DELL DRAPER Trmszwcr' STANLEY FIKE 5FI'!ll'11Vlffflf-,'fl'lH5 DE XVITT GILPIN Rff1m'tz'1' MARJORIE PI QKERELL Gift-lffcvxwl' DIXIE NAXLEY Jluxfol 1929 lfasmzzimz js 'A' y'v-swf' v ' in First Rvic: F. l?r'u'z:'u, Gilpfn-, Glasurrr, BI00fI'.m'u1'l71, Shllzrrnkflg Pfckfrrll, Daly, 1'V!I!jlll?7'. Second Nnzv: Brf.w1', Sfotlmwll, Gilvznrv, Boom, lI'illiam5, Grmfer, Huglrcy. Third Rn-lv: Plnskvfl, TllL'1C1'7', Krzowles, Ebert, DIIlllH.T, Il1cCm'IC3', Bc','gef', Tyxafl. Fuurlfz Rmv: Kul'r11l.-r', Umls, Bovhm-, 7iflIfllfL'7'l'0, Quinn, Kr'af.rcl11m'l', Gcrrtrcll, Hzlrtm-ml. :- -J A 2 15 i -.1 l-'irxvl lx'ff:u,' .N'l1i1luf'. .lltllllf-Y, l1'm'11.ria'f, .1lfHnm', Ckruiff, l.11nIf,.Sgtfff1'1'. fx'1'L'f1uf'd.vnr1, .Sumflnl lfuzv: lhmluxlfv, 'l'hmm1.f, C'r'11m', ffznzfur, .1lu5xi1mU1. Hrulfml. .S'4'flal1.:L'1', Tlzfzwl lffm-J lluhnwr, l'. l'ir1'.w11, Jlfmk, Xiflzulx, Iivvlifzgf, l1tIL'flU1IlH'7'jf, i2m'If'uu1, 1l clrl1. lffrlrvffz lining ,1l1'll4H'rf, llrlrlllmrl, lwfulxfzlfl. TfV7IlH'l'lHk1', lH'ur'H', 54fItIflIxft'k, I,111rIJ, Olxml, .S'tmrf'. -41- Eaxfonian 1979 ' Wy ' 5 - ff ff f w v ' f ' , ,ff f fr'42f:ffLZ ff: KA 3 A4 i , ,,-f::f ,,i 4:3 ' , mf gf W 4,Q'ff' ' , if - '9. H fig .LJ K z w iff 5 Q: 'BQ' 6 ,www L 1 ' Q' l'- A av fy- r l x! ,A 5, .1 'Z C H , Xyxh :I-,J.fyiQ4,, -V 4 f if .f. 4 35454 ' 25 p First Rozv: Piercr, I.. Lilla, Goelifscr, DlfHmxc, L. Lilla, I.11II1m', Pnrrfnt. 'ffxfg ' Qu, 3' ' 'f ?N ya ' I I, l K . V ig' lf , -f Q. 'f I ' Fa-2 'v - A , . A' Q, 4 TAN-I P- A 3 sf, - 2, 2.1 -X Q3 Scmrzd Row: R. Kl!0'ILnIIS, McCm'Iy, Gaim, Calliff, Rfrlrflc, Brozwxficld, Rifflc, Rfrkarf Third Row: Pftvrsonz, Kraxfs, Brouvz, Bcdilzgficld, Barulzardt, Cm'bz'Ii, AW. Slllmfl. Fuuriln Row: Millvzzru, lfffard, Kemp, lflffff, Gl'UC.YbCfl2, l'VrigIc3', l'ViI5au. fohmm. i First Row: Czzllalzcm, liaxlcy, Barr, Filer, G014111111, Sfaldilzg, IeL'L'16fl7'f. Second Row: Bl'0'ZUllfI.CIl!,, Busan, A11dc'7'xo11, C41l1UlflIfjl1!1lH, Aduurx, Jaflcxzm, Fl'1lj'llUCl?. Third Row: 1-Ianna, Rumjvf, Elmvr, Hdlllffflll, Banff, Duvall, JICDUWCII, Hcrrmz. Ifmzrflz Rauf: Swartz, Bnllrr, H'vfVI7lL'Id1lff, Kfllogg, Dallam, 1M'afHm', Iininzfx, S'r'lf1'1m, -4 2.. 1 Q yw o W N X t 4515 . ,X t iw ,W l la. X 2 5 'i RPR f '- K L , x 1929 Eflifflllftlll ,sr Ifirxf Row: l?i'fIem', Viz'I.r, Coffry. Grabrur, Smilli, Scott, Brmm. Scrum! Rau-: Allan, M1-milf, Plzclmz, Morton, Azzdmzrmz, l5'rozw1-, llnzisr. Third Razr: flspdmi, ,lfotlmg Kellctl, Ifvfd, Ifucdw, lfrvirlg, Callirattc, P. Smitli. l rJ1u't11 Ir'nzu: Tayx, Ilf'i11fVry, l.n1U,r0u, Ellix, I:Hl1I.Yll'0H1, Jlffffflflllfldll, lflnckzwll, Lzmtz. unior Class History The class of '30 was organized in the early part of the school year and elected the following officers: Presiclent, Mickey Blooclsworthg vice-president, lVarren Plaskettg secretary, Georgia XYagnerg treasurer, Dell Drzrperg sergeant-at-arms, Stanley Fikeg gift-rect-irer, Marjorie Piclcerellg reporter, DelYitt Gilpin, and mascot. Dixie Manley. Mr. Klcllzmiel. the adviser of the class. represented the class at all faculty meetings. The junior elziss is made up, for the nwst part, of East's first freshman class, :intl Sl1lllI'lCl'lly maintains the stzuiclzxrcls set by previous thirfl year classes. The Class of '30 sped the twenty-niners on their way with u farewell Prom the eva-ning uf Blziy 31. Many of the imprrrlzint offices of the school are helcl by its members and three regular positions on li:xst's Missouri State Clmmpiouslnp Basket Ball team :ire held by juniors. Easfolzitm 1979 I wrt Row: McLeod '32, H. Lignll Nelson '31, Bell '30. Sefoud Row: D011'.ron '31, Drimn '31, Gealzlrart '32, C. Light '31, Gxtfltrif '30, Picrsrm 30 Cross '30, Hcckmtlaiblc '30, Islanmzwz '30. Adams, Edith Baghy, Beatrice Barnett, Gladys Bates, Doris Baum, Hester Becker, Dorothy Beeler, Frances Beeler, Margaret Bell, Edith Botcholett, Beatrice Brown, Cecelia Brown, Dm-otliea Brown, Kathryn Brown, Margaret Brownfield, Beatrice Brriwntield. Gertrude Burnside, Elizabeth Ahern, Terence Atkeson, Graden Barnes, lVilli:un lielger, John llnrk, Claude llurkhart, Marion Campbell, Kenneth Carlton, Rates Carpenter, llarry Case, Nlerrltt Chapman, Clarence Coughenour, Ray Davidson, Albert Ihrut-n, Jerome llaniels, Edward Easley, Wallace '32, Lord '31, Smith '31, Ifttltmt '31, Coclxrnn '30, 1105s '30 JUNIOR GIRLS Bush, Mildred Buzan, Helen Collier, Mildred Corhett, Jean Craig, Marie Cummins, Esther Daly, Bonnie ljavis, Edna Davies, Alberta Elmer, Mildred Galistel, Frances Gipson, Juanita Grcenstrcet, Leona Guion, Alma Gulotta, Kathryn Hampton, Lena Hanna, Olive JUNIOR Elsey, Laurence ifaircitsia, James Fulkerson, 1-tem-y Gt-ahh, Gent-ge Guthrie, Elflreel Hampton, Clyde mi-knefs, leaymmid Hartenberper, Richard Harter, Paul Ilertion, Frederick Ilentschel. Bernard I'loln1c'len, Trim llusted, Leslie Johann, Orville Lamm, Lewis Leckenhy. Frederick Lee, Adrien Haynes, Margaret lleldrcth, Gladys House, Florence Kelley, Alice Kemp, Geneva Knoles, Alice Lawson, Xlildrecl McDowell, Helen Merwin, Margaret Milburn, Leona Miller, Margaret Miller, Opal Minor, Mary G. Norval, Leota Osborne, Ida Peterson. Catherine Powers, Frances BOYS Lowinan, Hubert McComb, Leroy Marks, James Mason, Leon Miles, Kenneth Moore, George Itforgan, Ralph Morrison. Warrer Moss, Pleasant Muhr, Jack O'l7ell, Vernon Upper, Edward llierstvn, Yi-runn Pierson, W sl-ir Prohst, Kenneth Radford, Kenneth Redmon. Raymon ..44.. I'ruessner, Marjorie Richardson, Ethel Rumpf, Hilda Ryan, Kathleen Schwartz, Frances Shelton, Rtmy Mae Sliumaker. Lalleiue Stepp, Lois Stephenson, Etta Tarwater, Rosalie Taylor, Lorena Twyman, Juanita lViard, Pauline XVilliams, Dorothy XVinkler. Thelma XVooClcock, Daisy Russell. I.au'rence Rust, Bruce Sehooley, Carl Schroder, Emerald Schwark, Al Sebastian, J. R. Senistearl, .Xllen Femsteacl, Earl Semstead, XVilliam Shattuck. George Supernaxv, Henry Silverstone. llnrolfl Townley, Russell l.Velch. Park XVenclel, Forest VVrielfy, Charles XVul fert. Lewis 929 Eastonian K -4-- litl.i'f0lIlllll 1929 Sophomore Oflicers First Row: Paaslev, OIAVFHI, Linfuln, Siloam, Blnrkf. Second k'nzt': Iblirx Mrfiloin, Bl!l'fl7H-, Light, Sxlvcy. X Class History The Sophomore class met for organization January 29, 1929, with Mr. Nowlin in charge. The following officers were elected: President. George Lightg vice- president, Maxine Burkeg secretary, Celia Peasleeg treasurer, Ted Burtong re- porter. VVendell Lincolng sergeant-at-arms, lllarvin Silveyg mascot, Donald Sloang student council representative. Farris O'Neal. Miss lXlcGloin is the class adviser. The class has attempted to uphold the scholastic standing the previous classes have attained. Its members have participated successfully in athletics and various contests conducted in the school. The most important social event was a class picnic held the latter part of May at Swope Park. Qilg.. 1929 EOXf01ZfiG7l First Raw: Kixtlvr, Messlnger, G. Brown, lfl'lI7l'.Yl11U7l, M'af'tin, S'fi1itl1, l'17'0AS'01I, Olson. Sfcomi Row: T1vitty,'lfVl:r011, Jcmzinys, fllzrlcmorz, Slxellolz, Mfilllum.v, Calliraltc, Nlorls. Third Row: l'VflllGlJC, Buflvr, Oldham, Iffilllfd-V, James, Alvarvz, Gumbcl, Rude, Fourllz Row: LL'lH'az'lc, Hill, Bolmzfr, 1Uas.vmar1, Conrlnv, Blallzrrwicle, 1WcLnzrylzli11, Livesay. sf' 5 N K l 5 E E f I l l 1'1'xl Row: fmzylxu, lfailfy, .llillmg Krm.1', lI'vlflz, lfl','ri!u-artlz, I'lllllIIlI, Wzlls. .Ywmfld lffmx' Jnnm, lizzrkv, Jlazlzlifk, Tzztllc, Rnlllfirxx, Abslzirr, I-Iaaxc, Balrnv, Sloan. Third Now: Ilmmlirzg, ,fl1xdm'.wu, Callahan, lfr'ivr'lvy, ff1UllL'7', L'mfvl1rvy, Pruitt, Frafxts. lffmrllz Rnzv: .S'kc1g1g1.v, li'il.mu, Iiawzvfl, lVfil10I, lfmmr, Buffzml, I?m'g1r1r'1l, Jlflffy, Beck. ...g7,, 1929 EflXf07lfUlI , ., P .L 2 Wk,. . X ' f- NJ ' A. U lg 'M 'Fifa T T5 Q.-4 , ' . ,, A , w. f 51 ., f Q ,. ,' I , ' '. Q 2 if 5- K ' ' ' .fl -fp 5 - 8 1 -' 1 ' - K - . 2 ff, H gffsifi 'fx K ' L' A 0- A ie, . ' 4-2 A :W 4 2 LL, .1 K H, , 1. , , . ,,, , . .W . . 4 'H V: ljhtfm, E-55,11-,g K ,7 Y:ifl, 'mt. T '-fiicf' 'ff' A E' ' A f A g ' 'V-I f I I' Q.. . 5 . t A , t . LA v.- X 4 v P ' yr' - ml if 1 L'-' 7 54 wyk I L . Q If M ., . Q jph ? V' , ,pviy N fl V7.5 ' - ' - ', - .' f Eff l Q X 1 - l P 'W' ' lfirxf Rmu: Ilcrrmr, C'a,vr', Pmxlrv, .'lIilllm11.wr, Jlayvx, Cnllinx, Tyson, ,'11llDX, G11'ifl:. P .sifflllld lfuzrf Jlixx .1IL'Gl0ill, furry, Trull Brozvnfirld, Ii 'il1ium.v, Tlzirn' Row: fll1lfI'0'ZC'.Y, Jrmm, I:l'G,1lC7'SfUllI', lfoxzrtlz Kmv: Fallqzzisi, IfViR'ia111.v, Norlnu, Fifflx Row: S1f1'1s'aId, .5'il:'ry, JIFCIGIILIIIIIII, Imlscr, Irrland. Hull, Blnrk, Pa1'1'j', forfirx, Bertram, Euslry. Hofslm, Hall, I:Il7'HIl'l', Hunks, Cllcfffr, fanoc' 1 1 lfifxvt Row: Slxrlllrfwy, l,m1y, lfmjxrixt, Sl'1ItI7lSi'!', I'rnsf0r', Iflxnvr, Gu11.:m', Bwvrlf. -5ql'ff7P1lf lffwfv: Ifnflcr, Rylmrn, IJIICUIH, Tickzlvlg llxmn, IV. Jnlxuxmr, ,lIyf'r'x, lhfrklzzzn Third Rniv: Ifmwvr, Barllfil, Szzlliimz, Iirudlcy, .S'1u1r'fv, Brizlyrx, SlrlfflulvmJu, I7m-ling, lfmzrllz lx'n2r.' Lnfkv, H c.vl, l?'r'x.vi11gf, Cfrilvllixz, lfvml, EV'fl'l.'.Y0l1, f:7'I'f'H, Xrrlillz. ..4g.. ilmif, Ifilkey, .VUCII3-mr, .Vrl7o:uz'lI, Paitcrsnrl, Bnrlou, B. Jlarfin, Krcliuy, Dilsfh, Sd1u'arl:c11- O29 Eastoniau ...gg- f.llZ.Yf0I1lfIlI 1929 Freshman Officers qv- First Row: Cliamberlirz, Wagner, Tudor, Funk. Second Row: Bryant, Grogan. JW1'.vx Lt1t.rl1atz:', Branrli, Colxrn, Class History XYhen school opened September 4. there were -156 freshmen enrolled, The class was organized January 31, 1929, and the following officers were elected: President, Tommy Grogang vice-president, Geneva Chamberling secretary, Melvin Beyerg treasurer. -lack Coheng reporter, Arlynne XVagnerg sergeant-at-arms. Richard Branchg moscot, Lillian Funky student council representative. Frances Tudor. Miss Mary Latshaw is the adviser. The freshmen have succeeded in becoming active members of school activities in the past year. They have had contestants in the inter-class basket hall lewue. fourteen freshmen in the main show of the Ontburst. and some representatives competing in the Literary Contest. They held a class picnic in june. -50- 1024! Eastoiziau ffm! Roux' 1l0.vuxa1z, Madison, Lewis, Doane, Dlfhilex, S1niIl1, lrwllz, BI'1!1Z5071f. Sermxd Kmv: l'er'ry, Coleman, Riff, Brmzch, Cosby, Kelley, Walks. Tlzlrd Kuw: Innes, Hfade, Ellsacsscr, Cole, Vlfagzzer, I-1a,m1n0z1d, Lomax, Pollock. lrtlllflll lfmw: Hedge, Dfgenfelder, Hineman, VVaylf11za', Ferguson, B1'eu'er, Stfllwngolz, Imvin. lim! lfnz.-,' .S'uriznef, Mflxztyre, l?0l1ert.v, Hxzylzex, l?ar11.vey, Corley, Briglzl, ,wlffml lwzv: llullry, Slnlflrr, Miller, .'1llH'lt1er1, Hedge, Ffke, Ilare, L. Perry. l'fliwl llfm-: lxnllm-umn, ,S'm11fur'1l, Slzeltmz, ll01l'7lCj', Beyer, Towuselzzl, C. Perry, Jlillmllaml. l wwf' lx'nr.': l.m1'l'.vA'i, Sl11HlllIf?C7', Stills, llIl'llJIll'II, Jackson, lVen!l1e, Mfvl1y1!L'l', Kell.vl1'ou1. Eastouian 1929 First Kohn' Cl!!'IIlIbt'l'llll, Jcrlkinx, Qx1afkfr1l1u.vl1, Cahill, C07'7'lSFll, Carlzfy, I'o1r.vtof', ll'i.vr1ir'2x'- ski, Tlzomax. Socond Row: ll1L'C1l1l'flIj', Clark, Odcll, Parlor, Hammou, Sabin, Cl0s.v1'1', KIlU1L'lF.V. Third Row: Noble, Garrett, Harper, Kmmcdy, Grogan, Mcffarly, Rowland, Rcfd, Fourth Raw: Lynn, Ilamillan, Gfpsan, Coffin, Cook, Holmdvn, Alvxairzlcr, Carlafk, Hlailic. i' , J l 'Y Q N E7 Wil - rl I V , . ' 'l' V ' VW' lo A Q ix I !1E E - 'I f f., -,y ' , 3 'Y Q, 'Q ' L , R N- 3- 1 FJ gi lfirx! Row: Rude, Millard, Srlzwarts, Nipjv, Hocleflt, Barnctl, C1-11i.v1vr, Wilson, 1'Icn.sou. Sffoud Row: Clcvlmztx, Hagland, Kcafly, Bocf1111z'r', Haszwll, .lI0llfg01llI'fj', Kratg, 1?arbr'r, Benningficld. Third Row: Roby, Pcckcufvarzylz, Clmnllv, Fanllml1z'f', Gfgvr, ll'lm1I, lx'vllsIrou1, Smillx, Ready, Curry. Fourth Row: lfVcndz'll, Still, Tays, Slmwwrl, fIL'1l'lllIllH, Dlrkoman, .S'f1ar'l1.v, Blafuv, Bmvru. -5 2- iq:-1 Eastonirm Ifirxf Row: Fmxk, P. .1Iym's, fl. JI3'm's, jlarlfn, Dzldvrxfudt, Hines, Cc!-mjvllcll. Sfrwxrl Row: Young, Bell, Erirkson, Allan, Cohan, Bnrgar, Randal. Tlzif-111 Ron-: lfrfzzwlr, Fairflzild, Hvfkvr, KflIl!Fdj', fIf1flI,l0l'l!f', Blofk, Agni, BI'HiK'll. Ifuurllz k'fm': Kwulrlux, Kuhn, Tuylnr, gWan.vkcr, Briggs, fIndnI.rk3', Half, RI'HI!Il'EkCI'. I ff ,. , .,,A A V 1 A , ' Q , in . , 'iyhh A E - 3 i V . V . Q-g r., 5 P '31 5- 1 Q ' 1 K ,g ,gfnfgn . A by 1 j K ,E '13 , Qi' 1 W ,,,f 4 Y ? ' L - . X A ., ff, E . , .A -- 7 -. 2 ' 1 ' ' ' - 9! .Q L.. 'f fr , 3 4 ,S Q-. -, 'j My 'g5,,,k ' I 'Q . 3 A-A- l '5 . N ' 1 ,IV 1 v ? A Q A Q 71 f :fwl lxwh Yu Hull Rffru' I lm fl lm: 'mf' ff' Ixhqx-A l,mdxmll, Silzfflrlnvz. l?vrn1:'v1gf, fim'Ir'um, IIau.vuu, lfiugj, Hiclalf, Srzidcr, fqfllllfbfll. l1'.'ark, 7-llfllll-f7SOH, CIr'117'v.v, Tudor, ,U1H'f'l1f'4'f, Lloyd, JUXIIZIUVI, Ifrurd. 1,14li1'k. Knxl, fmlkfnx, Snlrwwll, .Ufllwg Ifurlfn, fffblhr, Ifulcfxi1x.x'ml. lfnllfrvrll, ,S'Irfvln'r1.vnrz, f'u1rr'lm'y, If'm'1l, Kfrlgj, .Yrllllflfx .S'I0kr'.r, furr. -53- 19.29 llasfoniuu O'I'llER SOPHK IMORES Arrrey, Melissa Arnold, lrma Harlow, lleiniee l:.r.nr, lainie , Hoelnner, Mariorie iiuiruw, Lois llush, in-rlr tarr, Mary Ellen Cheffvr, Helen Christie, .Xllvtrta Clank, isnrri Cohn, liussie Cooley, lflureuce Davidson, Alice Day, Margaret Douns, Naydeen Edwards, Lois linloe, Ut-ulah linsminger. Viola I-lruin, Eloise lfallqnist, I-llsie lfietelrer, liar-onry Fortin, Christiana lfowler, Agnes lfraynack, Mary Gaba, Grace Gabriel, Verna Gilmore, Mildred Green, Sarah Hamilton, Eria Harrington. Ilazel Hofstra, Florence Honeyman, Mary Grace Hass, Dorothy Hughes, Roberta Hume, Merciel Hunter, Ivalo Hunter, Maxine Hutchason, June Hasten, Bessie Jackson, Frances Johnson, Gertrude Johnson, Reva Keeler, Helen Kraes, Eloise Krysa, Helen Lantz, Mary Lavery, Dorothy Livesay, Lt-ta Belle McCartney, Thelma McCarty, Rntli McCloskey, Joy McKee, Ruth McNaul, Florence McTamney, Rose Maehowski, Amelia Martin, Mary Mason, Irene A Mickelson, Juanita M'ontgomery, Doris Morton. Josephine Nash, Ethel Nettleton, Helen Norton, Gertrude Parish, Frances Perry, Mary Elizabeth Peterson, Ramona Pfeiffer. Lula Pryor, Nadine Pryor, Pauline Rails. Dorothy Ribakoff, Ethel Riffle, Mildred Risser, Katherine Risser, Mavme Roberson, Marguerite Roby, Martha Ross, Saraliel Schara, Esther Sf-irlelman, Helen Sharlwick, Violet Smithey. Margaret Southward, Tlerlie Stevenson. Marjorie Stewart, Goldie Sullivan, Kathrvn Qwanson. Ruth Marie Taylor, Eula Tipton, Ruth l'nr,.lrrty, fzlrtrn-5 Winter., Iltftne XYultnr1, lrraeu Xlfeber, l'earl rigor, liar-rt-y .Xlexaxnlt-r, lidward rxigirt, elrarlt-s Allen, Loie jnsehulll, Richard Argo. Roy Baldwin, Wendell llales, XYillwert isar-our-, lcon-rt llarr. Roller! lleeler, Raymond Hlake, llurwllt llrown, XValter Bryan, Martin Ilurrow, Clifford Russell, William liallard, llenry Lee Callihan, Lloyd Campbell, XYilbur Chaffee, Charles Chamberlin, llillie Clarkson, Robert Closser, NVilhur Davis, Raymond Dennis, Harry Dobbs, Edward Draper, Dell Dugan, Stacy Ellis, Tom Fitzpatrick. Evan Gaunt, Fehussler ilnfrin, Russell fiuion, Louis Hansen, Harold Haynes, Forney Henehan, Robert Holleroft. John Hansen, Douglas Jackson, .aura Jackson, Lowell James, John Kelly, Ed Knvcht, llarry M'cConnell, Lester Mcliinnt-y. Melvin McCann, Riley Madden, James Martin, John Mason, Donald Meyers. William llillard, .Xlhert Miller, Kenneth Moat, Douglas hlohler, Kenneth Molder. Lester Moore, Earl Murray. Porter Nixon, Harold Nurkolls, Jimmie Nnshaum, Theodore O'Nc-al, Farris Pierce, Dean Pierson, Vernon Pierson, XV:-slcv Roseberry, XVilliam Rowland, Chauncey Schupp, Norman Scott, Conley Shane, Roln-rt Simcoe. NVilhur Snif-eenski, Kasper Stockwell, Robert Stoup. 'Xdolnh Stnmpff. Nlilton Stone, George Terrill, JValter XVarner, Ralph XVliitton, Elwood VVriqht, Don Xvriglit, Joseph OTHER FRESHMEN Alley, Dorothy Arrtierrmi, zerrna Anschutv. Martha Dennett, Dorine 13,-idgce, X inlet lirterlty. Margaret llrigg., trliulgs llrock, latherinc llrown, tiraec llrown, l.aura Busch, Caroline Byrnes, Jennie llerning, Lorerie lirener, I-.ieiyn ljruewer, lflora Mae llrigllt, Mary lluyas, Lillian Case, Lula Clements, Regina Coffman, Irene Collins, Nelda Craig, Ella Craig, Yivian Cross, l.aRee Cuhine, Camille Lfunninghznn, Ilelen Cahill, Mlldreil Clark, May lllossoin Clavin, Edna Corrazin, Marie Crests, Evelyn Duncan, Laverne Downey, Mildred Ellsworth, ,Xvalyn Eisey, lflurence Evans, lilarinda Eldridge, Myrtle Iferrec. lflorence Fisher, lirdene Fitzpatrick, Meave Forrester, Dorothy Foreman, Pauline Frazell, Gladys George, Elizabeth Grabb, Kathryn Graham, Ruby Gulick, Ilelen Hall, Dorothy Lee Hanna, Gladys Harding, lsal May Hendricks. Cleata Herron, lletty Lou Hull, Hnherta Haslett, Mary Heck, Roma Hensen, Ureta Higgins, Madalyn Hughes, Erma Haley, Dorothy Irwin, Mary Jacobs, Dorothy Jacobson, Almira Janes, Mary Janoe, Jeanette Johnney. Pauline Johnson, Lourene Johnson, Mildred Jackson, Kathleen Keeler, Lucy Kennicutt. Mildred Kront, Pearl Kolie, Hazel Lomanno, Victoria Lefler, Anna Lee Leonard, Marion Locke, Mary Lower, M'ary Ella Ludwig, Ressie Lomannn, Marie Lawhon, Jenny Lawson. Eloise Lewis, Gr-nwvieve McClain. Elia MrFlanahan, Fern MeCullick. Fern McVey, Llorie McLeod, Janet Mahnkcn. Mabel Martin, Henrietta Martin, Kathryn Miller, lllossom Miller, Virginia Mundie, Eileen Madison. Helen Nelson, Eleanor Nach, Opal -54- irxlalt-,, l'rancts Votclmtl, Era l'ruessntr, Marcella Parks. luanila Peery, Ruth Pickens, Ilildretl Quans, Xe-la Quan, ye.-rtrnca Reynolds, Maxinv Risser, Edna Mae Rust, Sue Rummy, Zeluia Rude, lilizahztli Ramsey, Wilma Schnpp, Mildred Shafer, Exina Smith, lxerrrire Smith, Frances Snyder, Edna Sonslcy. Iirrnioe Steffee, llazul Stewart. Katllryn Sfnrtrirlge, Izetty Swaytlie, may-lc Scrivner, Genevieve sarrgltton, ,lean Stenfors, Katherine Tuttle. Ruliy Tlianfher, Yera Mae Tipton, Celia Vronz, Stella XN'ear, Josephine XVelland, Josephine XVest. flzelle XYhite, Lenora XYilkey, Dorothy XYilliams, Mildred VVillis, Sarah XVilt, Dorothy Mloodcock, Ruby Youst, Dorothy Abreu, .Xlbert Allyn, Richard Anderson. Miller ,'Xri'lci.t. Ursitl Bailey, Oral Beshore, llnford Bibb, lYilhurn Tllailrave. Iluhert Beatty, Charles Tlanelli. John Bradley, Kenneth llridize, Paul Tlrookins, M'ax Bruce, Richard Rnsey, Vaughn Callaghan, Jack Carnev, llertrarn Carroll. Jesse Casey, John Caton, Everett Cisco, Jlarold Cook, Carson Courlhenonr Melvin Corley, Hudson Craven, Francis Craven, Marvin Ctl!lll1Q. Lutllrr Cammack, Lawrence Cary, Homer Cates, Melvin Christie, lluford Flax-in, Earl Craig, Howard Crees, Robert Darr. Russell Davies, James Dav. Merle Dettweiler, JVilliam Ditseh, Charles Dodson, Harold Donnigan, Vernon Doran, James Driskell, Ned Daniels, Rohert Easley, Jack Enloe, Martin Erwin. Jack Elledge, XValter Fristoc, Vl'illiam Franke-nhereer Clarence Galistel. Rudolph trzllx-it-l, Wilmot liartrt-ll, Milton turn, llaroltl Hretn, Marl: flrt-tn, ltilliain in-ililrn., ,lost-nl. Ilranni-man, llznry Hunter, Vliarlvs liar-rt-11. ,nantes llasu-n. John lledlieru. Lars llenniar, Rayniond lliqhnian, ,lot liornn-rl, ny.-l iioaey. Martin Ilaglnnd. Janus llannnon, Cliarles Hansen, Harold llarris, llilly llayivarrl, llorntrr nm, tara-.lon llill, James leaaeli-. Unvn Jack-nn, tht-st r Jackson, lfloytl twin, I..-roy Jones, lit-innth lieltin-r. lirank Kerr. llznold lfiln:tli'iel:, .Xnstis Kistlvr. Stewart Kntavc-s, Thonias Knit-clit. llerliert liosi, XYillnir Kg-nnieutl. Russell Lesnink, Lewis Lunstroin, Marhurg M'cCahon, XVinston McElfrt-sh. Keith Kiaddt-n, Russell Malt-slwski. Clarence Mann, XValtcr Millc-r, Ki-nneth Mitchell, Jack Mossli:-rc. Jasper Minor. Lucian Nm-ins, Hugh Olson, Willard Patti, jot- Prele, Jonathan Potts, trainer Rrelcart, Garland R:-ed, lX'ard Rist. Ernf-st Robbins. XYalter Rolu-rt, XVilhnr Rogers, Paul Rnmof, Otto Russell. Jesse Sclirortler. XVesleV Self. llervl Shafer, Richard Sharo, Sherman Sliarls, Melvin Sitskafonsi, Donald Fimnan, Vernon t Klart-in Sloan Donald Staci J, C, Steno. NVilt'ord Stufflr-heani. Russell Cinrtrirlge. Tack Sehuhl: Yohle 'T'atuin, Nierle Toner. Herman Tnlven, Ernest rnstrrv, Gilbert tyrant-rg, Joint XVt-llnnd, Joseph lVilkison. XYillizun lVilliains. Harry XVilson, Jerome XVilson, M'elvin lYynn, Carl ivtirt-r, lingerie XYhitcraft, Edward lYenthe, Harold lVoodn'ard, Robert XVuth, Oscar Young. 'Bennie Young, George Silt-ex ? , Q 1 Y 1 x ' ,N 1 ,W 1 1 r , . Y I W i W 'N M 1 W L 1 i 1 1 11 19.29 Euxfnzzimz Eastouiali 1029 Leundis Literary Club . 4-2' 1 Iiirxt Row: llf6'.Y.Y1.V1flI'7', Haflilmrn, illcliarlczixzi, P6fI7!'.Y0lI, Cook, Strzcker, IZT'iI.vi:cr, K. Brown, M. Brown. Svrolia' Row: lUi.r.v Burrus, II. Brozwi, Norton, Iinrd, Ill. Ruby, f1l!d7'C'iL'S, Tipton, Eberi. Third' Row: Pflug, Ufilliaiirs, Rrx, Brmismi, Bfolzling, Dzmiax, llfolf, Carlson, Illr, Hifncr. F01lYf11 Rozif: lblook, Gilmarc, Olivcr, Crnesbeck, Mr. Nnwliil. Kiilzrllrll, D. IfVillfam.i', Cl1ambrr'Iin, D. Roby, Clzrislff. OFFICERS FIRST TERM SECOND TERM MARTIITN BIESSINGER , .,.. ...,., I Jrrsidmt .....,,...,.,,,,.... BlARTHA lX'lESSINGER NIILDRED REX .....,........ ..,,.. I 'irc-Praridmzf ,,,,...... ixlYRTLl-I CIIAMBERLIN ETHA FORD ,....................,,,..,,A.,,,. Sm-ralary ....,,...,............ lXlILDREIJ EVILSIZER lVlARY ELISABETII STUCKER ,,.,,. Yl1'Cf1SZH'Gl' ..,,..,. lllARY ELISABETH STUCK!-IR DOROTHY Rom' ,,,,,.,,..,..Y..YYY.,,Y... I.!'lll1lI1f0lI ,YY,..YY,,........,,,, PEARL AlCFARLAND BIARY ALICE XYILSON ....,.. ,...... S' mgmnf-ai-Arm: ,,,,,,,,.... :XRLINE BOHLING ARLINE BOHLING ,,..,,...... ...... C '1-Nic ,,,,...,,..............,,..,.,Y,..., lXlARTHA Rom' I?f'porlcr ,...., ..,., B ERNADTNE HATIIIIORXI On November 8, 1926, a group of girls organized the Leuuflis Literziry Club, the second to organize in East High School. Its purpose is to promote literary appreciation and foster higher ideals among its members. The colors of the society are rose and gray, the flower is the sweet pea. :md the emblem is :i flaming torch. Miss Hurrus and Mr, Hifner are the advisers. -55- 1929 Easfvniau Hamilton Literary Club liirrl Knzv: Mfrs Cliealfzam, Corlcy, Fike, Jones, Bll70d'.Y'ZL'D7'ff'1, Darling, Ifcnlsrlzel, M1'. Avery. Svcmid Row: Twiity, Riddle, Drum, Harrison, Cox, Ericle.m1i, Pruitt, Illcssiriger, Jol1r1.rmi. President ,,,,,.,....... ,,,., B Iicmzv BLOODSWORTH Vice-P1'c's1'dci1t ..,,... ,.,.,. B ERNARD HENTSCHEL Srrcrefafj '.,,... .....,.. ....,,,,,, D A N111 DARLING 'Ill'F!1.SZt1'Cl'.. .,,. ...A,..,. A LBERT JONES Critic ....,,.A,.,,,,,,,,,...,,.. ........,, S TANLEV FIKE Sfrgcrzrzzt-al-firms .,,,,,,. ,A,,,.,. K ENNETH CORLEY Rnforfrf' ....,,.,...,.w,.,... ,....... D EXVITT GILPIN In February. 1928, a group of boys, under the leadership of Mr. Nowlin, iurinerl thc- Hamilton Literary Club. The piirpuse of the club, as outlined by the charter members and as accepted by later Humiltons, has been to bring together congenial boys of similar tastes that they might develop among themselves a greater interest in literature and in writing. The mlrisers chosen for year 1929 were Miss Cheatham and Mr, Avery. lifzxfouirm 1929 Kalailu Literary Club lfirrl Row: Drizcn, LM, Pirkci'c'l, Stonl, Ziinnivrlmiii, Issarrl, Ki'al.vf,'1u1ri'. Sfrulzil Row: Liglil, 1,lII:.Y.Y Iflfingerl, Loitmiun, rlIrElfi'z'.rl1, Ellis, Gilllimitli. Tliirzl Row: Sebaxiian, Daly, Gilmore, rllaiilry, .lIrl.ai:gl1lin, I:Hl1lSfI'07ll, G!1I'II'!'ll, l?illlr'1'. Foirrlli Row: Plaskcll. Jvxtcr, Linfoln, Caliill, 1'kI'l'f7ll.i'0H, Grngafri, Xml. FIRST ,PERM OFFICERS SECOND TER xi Louis GALBRAITII ,,,,,, ,,,.,,.. I 91'c.tizlm1f .A,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,... Q QATHERINE L1215 ALEX IZZARD ..........,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. I ire-l'i'c.ridf11f ...,.,.,,,........,,...,. -X LEX lzz,xRn DOROTHY Znrxiniziirxx ,,,.,,,,,,,,. S 'ecrrtciijv ,,.............. Doizoriix' ZIAIMERMAN Ton ELLIS .,..,.,.,,....,,....... ..,..,,, Y lI'CCl5IH'CI ',.., ........,,,.,,,,...,....., D AWN DRUEN HUISERT LOWMAN ...,,,.,,,, ..,... 9 rrgmiiil-nf-Amis ..,. Roiziziri' liRATSCHMliR MARGA1:ET'r GAR'l'li1El.l. ,,.,,,,,,,,,. Rvfizirm '..,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,.,, ll IARFIORIE PICKERELL The Kalailu Literary Club. organized in October, 1927. is the oldest literary club in East and the only one whose membership includes boys and girls. Kalailu, meaning friendship, embodies the purpose of the club. The Kalailu Literary Club won the first annual Literary Contest in April, 1928. Miss VVinge1't and Mr. Nichols are the Kalailu advisers, Molto-Vera Amicita Oninia Vincit. Flower: RED Ross Colorx: RED AND XVIIITE WN Eastouiau -59- Eaxfoniuzz 1929 Ag Club lfirsf Row: Coffin-, Hulmvr, Lemen, Kimmell, Branson, A71a'r'cw.r, Landon. Stroud Raw: Krclilzg, fllalolmy, Tipton, IllcHvm'y, Sf01i'r', l,0'zt'f'r', LN, Bybvv, Backer, E. l'lf'iIlia-urs. Third Row: Scnznfad, Thomas, Jones, Drnen, Ellis, Cook. Fourtli Razv: Perry, .S'vI1a.r11hn, Harr, Grngan, Taliafcrrn, .7r'.rtfr', Rzmyun. OFFICERS Prmideuf ,,.,,,,.,,, .,,,,..,,,,..,.,..,...., ..,...,..,, l D AWN DRUI-:N Vz'rzr-Prmidczif ..,,,, ...,,..,. X YILMA GRoEs1sEcK Scrrctary ......... .. ,..,.. llrlARY ELLEN LEMEN Tl'FG5IlJ'FI' ..........,.,, ...,... B ERNICE XYILLIAMS Srvgcalzt-af-Ar'l11.r ...... .....,.,.. ' l'oM HARRISON Rr'jv0rfw' ..............,. ..,,,, E THA FORD The Ag Club is limited to the members of the Horticulture classes. It Serves a two-fold purpose: First, to draw the students closer togetherg second, as a means for advertising and marketing the products of the horticulture class. The club is now in its third year, having been organized in October, 1926. The Ag Club minstrel show for the last two years has been a financial success. Mr. Grube is the adviser of the club. -6 0-. 1 E229 Easfoniau Archimedian Club Firs! Row: Mfsx Anxirirriiian, Barrzlliardt, Rybizrn, Mcssiiiger, Tawnscnd, H. Broim. Sccond Row: Grallau, LV. Brown, J. D!Z?'II'7lg, Riddlc, Chaney. Third Row: Gilmore, R. Smith, Slieltan, Boehm, Tetrick. Fourth Raw: D. Darling, Fikv, Sfuzrnv, Bloadsworfh, Smith, Bxlrleliardi. OFFICERS FIRST TERRY SECOND TERM RICHARD SMITH ,,Y,,. ..,,,,, P nnrideizt ..,......... ....,,. S TANLEY FIKE DAN IJARLING ,,........ ,,,,.., I ffm-Prmizlczzt .,.... ,.,,,, I AMES DARLING il'lARGARET GARTRELL ,,,, ..,,,,A. T ccrcftary .v,,,,,,,, ...... O LIVE TOWNSEND STANLEY FIKE .,.,.,, .,..,,.. ,....,, I ' reusurw' ...........I,,.., ,,,,,..., C LAUDE RIDDLE BERNARD HENTSCIIEI ....... .,,,,,.. S' crgmzzzt-ai-A1-1115 ,,...,,... lllAURICE CHANEY lvl..-'kUD1i IQIDIJLE ,,,,..,,,, ......, C ritic .,,,.,,,,,,..,,,..,,,......,.... KENNETH CORLEY lqlTNNE'l'H CURLEI '......, ,,...,. R apo-ffm' ..... ,.,,,,. ll IICKEY BLOODSWORTH The .Al'CllllllECllLll1 Club was organized October 20, 1927, for the purpose of furthering interest in mathematics and all of the allied sciences, and for the purpose of promoting social spirit among the students. Miss Ammerman is the adviser. ,51- lqn, lfaxl mziuzz Athenian Club .p l71'r.v1 lx'n:i': Ifrzrler, Slwllnrz, Rav, fl11ri'i'v1u.v, Dziiuax, illrCin'lcy, Sufmiil Rnzv: Ilmluyuiaii, liizllcr, lilrcrt, flflavzlry, Alix.: Ronds, Tfziril k'mt'.' FIRST 'IXIQRNI M 1i.uRED REx .,., lfrzviri, Mnllfr. BI'!7'1A'7l, Doizylas, Minor. OFFICERS SECOND TERM ..,,,..I,I'l',YilfCllf ..........hIILDRED REX .XLICE KELLY . , ,,,.,,,. l'in'-Prc51'de11! ......,.,,...... LAURA ANDREWS IAIJRA ,XNDREXYS ,.,. ,A,,,, S 'rrrmzry ,....,. ,,..., L ,x VERNE AICCURLEY PERRINE Drxms ,....A.,,,,,,, ..,,, 7 'rvuxzm-r ,,.,,,,,,,,. ...,......... B IAXINE BURKE LA x7IiRNE KiCL.L'Rl.EX ',,,... ,,,,,. S 'vi-yvanf-at-Army ,,,.,,.. LXIARIAN SHELDON l'Iiar.Ew Hizmvx ,,,, , ,,.,,,,AA ,,,.. I f't'fVlJl'f1'7' .....,.,,,,,..., ..,.... P ERRINE DUMAS 'l'I1i- .Xilii-nizui Club was urgzuiizcrl Deceinhcr 3. 1926. with Miss Hazel Roads ulviscr. Tha' lniiqmst- of thc club is to promote :in interest in athletics among I 11 High girlx. ---li3- lfasfoniau 1929 Choral Club Q'3 3Q5e3f? , i' , 3 J Ml in 1? Y gl' Nl 'Ja i gf., i n 1 : . , -, Y l i ' 5 -,A , , , K T 5... . ,f ei ima..- w , if Q s 'Ffa . r A- a I f ff . - X f E - 'iv X i if f -A -i X' s 2- l ' f .f a . .r- V -I 'i . s 4 K .J K . , -' l r' V' . Ll. lr-11 , ls r x...J f ' .. Firxl Raw: Gracsbefk, Tvlriclc, Oliver, Fowl, Mr. ll1CDUl1lCl, lllfsx l?1'1m.rf1', lfVagncr, Jlflcilariry. Daly. Sctrmrl Row: Herron, 1'lll!fI'l'.YUll, Pickcwll. lll. Bates, l'VOI'.Vl!llIlli, I:0fllllt'I'Sf0Ilf', K. Bl'u'zx'r1, Allan, Parish, Hfulli, Txzltle, Tyson. Tlrira' Rnrv: Lavery, Collins, .llcDotA'cll, .lIf,ll1rr'fy, Craig, Rifflv, Ilnfstra, Birrlrv, D. Ifahxv. Pflug, Baum, Gamlflc, Fourth Row: lllcGlymz, Gipson, Bedingfield, Bariiliardt, A. Brfmvi, Hampluu, Lang, Carbctt, Swartz, Hull, Block, llflilllzouser. Fifili Row: .l0nU.r, Bridges, B. W'illiam.r, PFlCl'.Y17ll, lJ0id'CI'.V, .llm1lr'y, Slllllll, Lullzcr, C.'nIlivr, .S'l1aa'wick, Slmmakcr, lllcLaughlin. Slxllx Raw: Pcaslec, Parry, Hubner, Kcclfirgz, Fr1l1l.rlVon1, I'i ll.vnn, Ix'imvn'Il, D. l'l ilIiam.v, Roni, Kisilcr, Ofpfr, Rusli, Haines. OFFICERS P1'cx1Tde11t .......... .............. C JRLENE OLIVER Vifc'-Pr'c.r1'flmzt ..... ......,. IX lARY ELLEN Li-:Mi-:N Sfcrcfary ........... ......,..,,........ E THA Foam 7'rca51u'e1' ................ ..,..... I ,EONA TETRICK Svlflcanf-a!-firm.: ...... ......... C iEORGIA XVAGNIZR Rvporter' .................. ......... X VILMA Gkoizsmzcx Ll-l77'l1l'lG1l1 .,... .....,.. I DOROTHY BlALONEY The Choral Club is the girls' vocal musical organization of the school. The purpose is to promote a higher iuterest in music among its memhers auml to work forward to the climax of the year-the music contest-in which members of the club won honors this year. ,64- VU? l3LI,Yf0lIlllJl Glee Club W- C3 .x l l l 5 Ifirxl Ifnzv: li. lx'mm'lu.v, Gufllrir, 17, lf0f'gf::.m11, fl11.u','11llf:, Kllllfll, Rfmzc, llallauz, Br-own. .N'wm11l lfwzvlf fhrrlzllm, ,Sl'11r'uczfv1', lfmwr' firfblvifx-, Mr. 1fl al1I.vfcdt, Rcfd, l'l'vlUlI4',lillff, ,S'Im'km'll. Tlzimi lx'u:,.' llm'L'm:v.v, lluf'Iw1lmr'gv1', .S'1lf'l'l'Hfl7.A', Nidmls, O'Nvul, HlIl'I'l5flVI, fkllllflllllll. lfmrf-ll: lfuzu: lx'mm'mf, lf. Smith, l?m1'fnV4l,.-lyflz, ,llilrlrvd Smillz, Cook, H. I7rf'ff1l.mn1, .llm'fs. lfifllz 1x'n:u: t'z'a11l', llilrx, Calixfrl, Iwlmzml, Ifr'fvk.m11, Jumfx, H. lx'l10n'lzxv, .lI11r'f1lr1'vv. OFFICERS l'1'usir!w1f ,,,,,, , .,.,,. LOUIS G.xL1s1m1'1'u I lI,Z'L'-lUl'l'A'lIlIl'711 , .,,,.... IQLDRED GUTIIRHQ ,S-1'I'I'Ufl1l'vY ..., .. . ,.,,,. ROBERT STOCKXX'lil.L 7l1'vfl.f111'l'1' ,,,, ,,,., . H ..,,.. l'lARRYLEE JESTER S1'1'gNr111t-lil-. lrzux ,,,, ,,,,,,, I QM' Scukmznlck l.fIv1'm'il1z1 .. .. .. , , ,,,.. .,...........,...,. ' Pom lir.l.1s .ltTUlllf'tIlllA.Yl , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..A,. lllILDRED SMITH llfruffw- . A ...,,,, Alla. 'IUIIN R. XY,x11I.sT1zn'1' The liZl4l lligh fllcc Cluh in in thc husiness of clcveluping young gentlemen whw have Zlll ll1Jl5l'l'L'lilllHll lm' good music. This wm'th-while orgzfllizzltimm has just wmplvtm-rl :x thirfl season and time will tell uf its success in hzlviug reached :L highly 1l4'Nl!'IllllC Qrml. -135,, E!lXf0l1ltllI 1939 Commercial Club lfirsi 1601:-: lllcfhrzwll, Glasnvr, Zinzinrwmfizi, Cunk,,Clu1111Iw1'.'i11, fmivx, G1'lil1Or'i', f,-CIVISOIIR 5'lu'l1l11'1'g, Bailry, Taylor, lfuller. .Ycfolld K0-xv: rllr. l:i!ZPl, rlIfElfi'eslx, l?ari', .S't1ifkvr', Lozvvr, Sazizxmr. Jlaillcri, Imp, Barn- lzarzll, Petcrsmz, Brfdiugfivlzl, lllixx folzlixfon. Third Rrrw: Schultz, Lamraix, Tiiubvrlulcug Millumz, l.i'lHt'lI, Gfllffllll, Herd, li4111IsI1'01n Kfnlfv, lIf'agnz'i', Suxitlzcy. 170111711 Row: Lord, Boonr, lVoIf, Brirffrit. JI. 11'fl'lr'u1u. Quinn, I,llHfi0l!, 12. l?0i'tram Lirmxvuy. lfnlzliug, Baffnrrl, Jlridzllxky. FIRST TERM DOROTHY Z1 M MERMA N GEORGE IRVVIN ,,..,......,. .,... OFFICERS I,l't'.Yll1I'IIf ,,,,.....,,,,,,, l'icv-Piwxiflrrzt BUFORD LOWER .,..,.,,,,,..., ..... , S'fr1'etar'y .....,,,. MYRTLE CHAMBERLIN SONNY GROUAN ,.....,,. RIARIE GILMORE .,........ lXlARJORIE PICKERELL T1'0a5zU'c1' .,,,.A,.,,. SECOND TER M AIYRTLE CHAN BERLIN ..............XI.BERT -IONES ..........C,l'AL BRUl'l'li'l'T .....DORlJ'1'llX' CARI.sON Sergeant-at-.flrzux ,,,........,,, SON NY GROLZAX Reform' ,,,,,,,,,,....., ..,., . ...... Critic .lXl,xR1E GILMORE ...,..lXl.XRGARET COOK The Commercial Club was Organized in 1927. At the present time the mem' lncrship is limited to fifty, Miss Louisa P. Johnston and Mr. liinn are the advisers Of the club for this year. The club is sponsored as a means of hotter acquainting students in the coin- mercial clepartment with industrial and commercial interests. This purpose is carriecl Out by having Outside speakers. hy taking eclucationzil trips. :incl by dis- cussing business problems. -gg- :inrl ni ntrcngthening srmtiul Iqbug Ifuxfonzan Knights of the Ruling Pen QQ--' liirxl Rm.-5 .-Indirlsky, .Sbmizzl Row: Tlifrzl RUN: U lfnxwlli Kilim' Hnlinm l:lRS'l' 'PERM KENNLNLTH fl0RI.liY llI,AljDE Riimnuz .,....,, f-NVQ! .gal-, or Grabnu., Ruby, l'ct1As1vf, Tzvilly, lx'iivr1t'm', H. Cnrlvy. 5'l'Ill1Il,Z'6I', Easlpy, Riddlv, Samson, Deffwr'ilvr', Sabin, Lm'11'. IIVII-Ilfj, Mason, 1111: Tivffl, Coffin, Filer, ICIIIIZUILT. ', K, Corlvy, Snzitlx, IIcn15fl1m', llitxrlz, lVc1'beI, Blvxsiny. OFFICERS SECOND TER M ,,,....I7I'l'.Yl!1t'lIf ...,......STANr.Ev F1 KE ,,,,,.,lf'1'u'-Pnirialczzf ....,......Vr:RNER Sxirru S'i'.'xNI,f4:x' Fmia ,. .,,A.. 9 m-rotary .........., ,,,.... C lLARENCE PEASLEE .Xugx Giminxt' ,,,....... ,, ,,7'rm,rzirm- .,.,, ....., l ZIQRNARD IIENTSCHEI. Q i..xRENc'iz i'IEASI.liIi ....... Rffwrm' ,,,,........,.,,..,,,......,.. ALEX GRABAU IJnx.x1.n Mlxsnx .........,.. .....,, 5 'vryi-nni-al-Arm.f ,,,,,,,. R1c:uARD KNOWLES iiliRN,XRY7 ll1':N'rst'ifl21. ,,.. A..,,,, C 'rilir ,....,,.,.......,,,,. ..,,.A. I QENNETH CURLEY 'I'ht- Knights uf thu Ruling Pc-n were organized in Nuveinber, 1926, for the iiiirimsq-5 nf prmiintiiig greater interest in all school subjects, especially draftin hrmrls. Any student of drafting who makes the news Nziry gmclcs is L-ligiimlc-. Tlwre are nu flncs. Mr. Ticfel is the adviser. -67+ Eflxlolzifllz 1029 Qrchestra , 3' fi lg SQ liirsl Row: Ki1iimc'll, Hmztsflicl, Lowmaiz, R. Sizidcfr, K. fours, Higfzmaiz, Illarliii, Slziz- malecr, F. Odell, Alisliiz-V, f. Jones, Noble, Malmvclivwxlel, illaflrlm, Cm'lf'y. Scroml RMU: lfVl'I-fllll, Boyer, Barrefl, Parry, Brysoiz, Haasc, Caloii, Birlecl, famlfx, Harlectl, Domzigau, NL'l.ro1i, lllnycs, MrDowcll, 1-lllrrilfmz, Polrhozl, Higgins. Third Rmb: llfloxsmaii, Sfzrlfs, llflclfbm, Slmillz, Pfrrrr, Mlm B1'i1mm', lf:-i'cle.roii, Piflilcr, Dunn, llflilflicll, Cisfo, Clrniy, V. Odell, B, Slll'd!7l', OFFICERS President .,,,,,.... ...... B ERNARD HENTSCHEL Vice-Presidcfit ,... ,,,.,..... H UBERT LOVVMAN Sec1'eta1'y .,......... .,..,.,,,, ll IILDRED SMITH 7i7'!3lISZH'U7 ......Y,...,,,., ,...... D OROTHY KIM MELL Se1'geai1zt-at-Arm.: .... ,,,,........ D EAN PIERCE Reporter ......,,,, ..,,,. 101-1 ERicKsoN The members of the orchestra this year have learned ensemble playing, and have become familiar with many famous overtures. The orchestra, under the supervision of Miss Brueser, has played in Z1 number of assemblies and for some school entertainments. ..6 8.- WT' Easfviziun Sigma Delta Ifirsl Huw: Gilirzzirc, Z1-lllUIL'7'IHf1VI, Tn'zwisc1id, llfolf, Daly, Reed. Surnml Row: Cfmzizirzglzum, Gilpin, Linfoln, Jlliss Szifcrmzrixtcrg Drfw. OFFICERS l,7'l'5idl'lIf ,.,,,,,,,. ..,,.. I iUGENE LINCOLN lfire-l'r't'.vir1r11f .,,,,,.,.,,,,,,... ,,...,, ,..... ll l ARIE GILMORE .S'z?w'efr1ry ami 7ll'I'tZX1H'C7' ,,,.. ,,,.. A ADENE CUNNINGHAM The Sigma Delta Society of journalism organized by the managing editors of thc licho in Klurrli, 1929, is El strictly lionorzlry society. Qnly those students show- ing piwnficicncy in newswriting are considered for membership. This year the nuinlmci' was liinitecl to twelve members including Virginia Hyre ancl Etha Ford, wlin rm' not in the picture. Bliss Stella 5-ntermeister is the adviser. ..Gg.., lijlf EtlSl0lll1llL J Marion Talley E I V Q i E i . First Row: Collins, Parish, Amlcrum, PIWIJIFU, Cook, Sl1t'lll7L'l'g, Srrnard Row: McLaxryl1li11, Daly, lllisx lirxzrscr, Harding, Bzvrzwlflcld, flIftcm'f. Third Row: Et'll.v1':cr', Smith, Rlrlxunlsorl, fours, Govlilsfr, lfmvlcr, Hamflan. Home Economics lg f i? I First Row: fz'ulei1:.v, Palltvzzrmz, Gwinn, Callfcollv, Nclxzm, limzm, Brmxsillfx. Scrnful Row: Miss Rvid, Tiplmz, Hfirrly, Kcunezly, Koulrlux, Roby, Third Row: Millard, lX'f'I'llIIf1, ll llli1m1.v, Coffin, Slllllll, lllrlflalzalxrxrz. -mv .-1' 13317 Eastonian ..71.. lfimloizialz 1039 Girls, High School Clulo yr ss MIK 4 16 G? F9 ,iv E. ff' izs i ia iggs gli? 96 G e G S 2 :Q . i , x I . : ,S s. 4 A, l ? 3, Ii' .. 'f e , I L 3 ll, ' A , .-.1 . S. , J 9 ,,, Ha N A' 1' o x A ' : , - we . ' 1 , 1 I an 4' 5,1 . 5' -sf' A A I u hash 1 , l ' f i ' ' , 'f 42? .. :M S ' I.. . K, W , ,M - 'Aa gs :: ' M , 1. ' fp- 9- 'Q Lf s Eli 'Jn ff at ' ' lgif' , ' :f '? il 'fiY.L,'f1v41,: 2 of G 'T 5 0 'r .. as ' ' fi? V ' pw , I ,U 1 4, '?gi ,- f A vl ffhfkiti. 1 ,J X -, 1 1 '. , ,,. . , 1 V. h 3.1 , - 1 m T - e-1' V - 3.1 3 ' T I , I '. - r, .' Ir. :-Q3 I -. ' 'T .Q ', T ni 'sf' , 1. ' ' 4 f X 1.1 3 - :W 3- - QQ AI, , s ,-' it J. so , f or l. .M in 1 ,nn ,. .X 1 ,L var. a L ' 2 ll , . 1., is , 'WV Sui -' ' ' 5' X' Vi Br- - 5 r. ' 1 ,Y . 'V' ' ' , YY,, , we X' , , fl Ifirsl Row: Lev, Roby, Iinlilizig, lllixs lWfCl1n'f,i H. Bl'0'ZC'7I, Cliririzbwlizi, .e A -4 511 ' x I .S'vr0ud Row: Earning. Illarlin, O, Ilmimi, !JL'I'7'j', Pcckmipriuyli, liuzilliabcr, Randal, ,lIi1- Imllaud, Brfiutli, .S'm'ir'11f1', Bush, Ranixfy, Bell, Sinylvlmi. Third Row: ,llixx Bnulfnu, illixx lffillelt, Lrmwq C. Hanna, Parixli, Tnzwzsmid, Daly, Bowan, King, Bickfl, I.1'r1d.vIfdl, lilfclrdcl, Bailey, iX'r'I.rn1i, .lliss Nozuliu. I'-HIIVHI Row: Gaixsvr, Prwry, 1:1!'fEII!'l', S. I?ru11.m11, Bl'lFl'lj', . l.vfziri1, HTH, Czmliirigliam, Braltmi, Ebcri, Fuller, Cosby, Ufolfc, Slcffc, Rnllcrhr. lifffli Row: M'a.9m1, I7ai'liI1y, Sfvivc, Brmwi, Ifusmz, Skaygfx, ll 'illif1u1s, Jll'IEC1ll'll'j', Cflflsnw, ilflillrlrd, Drmxi, llfiztli, B'yr'1xc',- Sfurkrr. .S'i.rHi Row: Ullcrbnfk, lllillmwy, Falilxtrnui, Ifixtlm, l'ViIxm1, fi7'I7!'SI7I't'k, Difkmfmi, Smitlx, Cnffiu, Stout, Pftvizmrz, Brdirzgficld, Slilirrliikw, Tipton, linzrtvlux. l'rc.virIe1zt ........,,, lfTt'f7-PP'0,YidClIf Srcretriry .........., 'I'rfa51lre1' ..,,.l. I7ra11n'.v Smrri L'!'iIQQQ,'i5y af,-1 ll.. OFFlL'l2RS ,WARLINE BOHLINIE ,..,,,I'Iizr.izN Bnowx ,,,.,.lDOROTHY Roux' .....,..CA'l'HERINE LE12 ........CATHERINE l.i212 The Girls' High School Club of East High is open to :my girl who wishes to become ri member. The club meets cvefy Tuesday after school. The outstzmcliug features oi this years program were El gypsy pzitterzm in the fall. ii lTElll0XVC'C1l party for all girls in the school. I1 world fellowship lxzinquet. F6lJl'llZl!'j' 19. and :L sity-wicle lrzmquet, Ma' 3. 5 The advisers of the club are Miss Kliflure. Miss XVillitt. Miss Nowlin, Miss Boulton, and Miss linlclwin. The membership ul the club this year iiumherecl sixty. iw, l'JjJ Ifnxfoiziiiii Boys' High School Club lfiixi-I lx'ii:v: .Ui'lflfi'f.rli. l'ui'ri'iit, ,S4l'fIl'lIl'dI'V, .lliz ,Url7aiiirl, Jlr. Nnuiliii, llf'uii'd, Brmvii. lli'lil.fi'licl. .SM-niiil lfazu: ll'il.rm1, KIIULYKHCJ Jnliiisnu, Olxmz, Haaxc, l5lfl'Il.Vl4iU, llfilliaziiix, lwosxiizaii ,S'1i11li'i', ffmgfiiii, livliiiiil, Bnrgjilr. Tliirrl lfuw: l'f'i'i'y, Colirn, l71'fffvriIz'i', Tifleizfr, Slofkrsvll, ROGdFGf, R. Kiimvlrs, Jlullfvii Iflimviiiy, Riixsvll, Hai'i'i.wii, Blavk. lfniwlli Nnzv: ll'liih'i'i'al'I, lx'n'l0yg, l'lii.ikzrl1, Ti1:'lr0i'. Laiili, Callagflifili, Bzrlyfr, lillix, Darling li'4'i'rf, llvl'I'jllA'j', li'0i1fiiyfi'i'lzl. lfiflli li'n:u: I?lmiil,m-mill, liiiufiy fjrilfliiii, .lrxlivg Joiirs, Quinn, Cahill, Car, Lcvkcnby K, lx'im:vlr.r. UIFFICIZRS FIRST 'llliR3I Sizcuzw Tiaizii THAI HARRISON ..A.A.,,., ,,.,,,.. I 'i'v.i'ifli'11f ,,....,,,... ...... l QM' SCHROEDER XYARREN l'i..xsici3'i'T ,, ,, ,,., llicv-Pi'i'.fi'1lm1f A,,,,, A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, D on VVARD lllll.l,l.XRl lll, PARRIEN1 '..,,,, ...,., S ll'l'l'Fflll'vV ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, FRANK O, l'lROVVN liliRN.XRIl llIENTS4'HliI. ,,.. ,,7'i-vusiiwi' .,,. ,,,,,,,. X YILLI,-XM XV. PARRENT Thi- liriys' lligh Scliiiiil Club, made up of purpiiscful boys. prfivirlcs :in oppor- iiiniiy fur linys lu discuss :incl to register their attitude fm many of life's imminent qiicstiiiiis. 'lhc linys' lligh Schmil Club extends an npportunity for self expres- Nifiii in clizirzictm' :incl rcligiiin. The boys sc-ck to develop zi fiiui'-fold life equally Qtrnng in burly, in :is tu im-iiclcr scrvife to Chnl and man. The club is very mufh iiiilciilc-fl In Blix lliy, tliv znlviscr. who so willingly :incl earnestly coiitriluuted his Sc'i'x'iri-N. 7 3.- Easfonizi n 1 U19 Camp Fire Q --, - 1 Y' Q. .iii . I it , ll First Raw: Bush, Day, llillrr, Holley, Gmrsllrrle ,'l1c'.v.vinyfuf', IJ. lfulv-J, Pctr'r.mu, flryo. Stroud Ifrmf: La:w'y, Tlxompxon, Mir.: ,-llrlwtl, .lIi.r.v Hiufi, .llr. Nowlin, ,llisx fcrlkinx, Miss Rozulr, Jlclfarland, Biflefll. T','1irrl Row: Zi!!!-lIl!'l'H1fl7l, ill. Roby, limrif, Ix'c1ir1vd3', Srlinfifv, l7ickrn.rru1, ,Sw'Zk'Ul!.YI7lI, Town- rcfld, lllclcalf. OFFICERS Prvxidcm' ......,, ,, .,..... PEAR1. RICFARLAND lf'irv-Presirlcnzf ,,... ,,,,,,, X VILMA GROESBECK Svrrvfarv ,,..,,,. ...... F RANCES NlI2'l'C'ALF T7'C'tIJ1lI'Cl' ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, A TART1-1A Rogy 5617120 YY....., .,..... R AMONA PR'1'izRsoN Reform' .... ,,.,, B IARTIIA AIESSINCER Czunp Fire is an organized effort to fincl beauty :intl YOITIHIICC in everyrlzxy life. Its work is carried out in seven crafts: llome, health, hand, citizenship, nature, camp, and business. There are two groups at East, the Almalian Group, orgzxnizecl in October, 1926, and the Niclian Group, organized in December, 1928. of which .Xmuihel Holly is president and Dorothy Dickinson is scribe. -74- 1929 Easfonirzn Girls' Pep Club 1517-,rl li'1m': Ifunm, Brrlrrr, .-I11dr1'.vm1, SlllHlI0k1'I', Rnrli, Mr. xlfflpllllffl, rll. Balm, rllr- l.rmyl11i11, lluly, l,1.'!1Jlt'I', Twyuiaii, SCl'0Hti l1'o11': .S'1111't11, Pirk1'1'z'll, Butlrr, B,'acl:7u'1'll, Kratz, Burlerf, limzwx, Lclrrurh, Rifflc, llvirrvll, l.i:'1'.r11y, Hyrr. Tf1il'rflx'021': 1f1'idg1v.v, Jlrllnilf, .lIf.llurly, Ruby, Iinrd, Barr, Sizflon, I'tl1'rba1-lr, l?a11er,,lIin0l'. lfanrtli Row: lilwrt, 1llfC'111'lc'y, BL'f1flIflfft'Il1I, Baiwlzardi, Lvc, Ga1'l1'f'll, Schultz, Pricrxvoiz, 4'l11ri1'1'7U5, Uzmias. lfifilz Rnzw: rllrmlry, l'l'l1ilv.v, Lcnzvri, Rfcd, Oliwr, lfVilIi1m1.v, Fnlilxfrrmz, I'l il,vni1, M'7!1fHlI'f, Offpw. OFFICERS Pr'1'.vi11'l'11l ......,,,,.., , ..,,,.,.., -X LTA FAY PARSONS, xlILDRED lim-E5 l irv-Plwiflvlif ......, .....,..,.,.,...........,...,,,,,,,,..,.,,.. N ORMA Rusu S1'1'1'r'ff11',v ,,,,,,,,, ...LAREINE SHUMAKER T1'1'f1.v1u'f'r' ............... ,..... V 1RG1N1,x AICLAUGIILIN .sllllfjlltlllf-llf-. l7'llI.Y ,,,,,,,,.,,,, li1Qss115 ANDERSON lx'1'f10VI1'r ,,,,..,,..,.. ,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,, l iONNIIi IJALY .flririsfr .... ,,,,,, K IR. B. XY. RICIUANIEL The Girls' Pep Clulr was UI'f,fZlI'llZCCl Dccenibci' 20, 1929, for the purpose of inspiring pep :mrl cntliusizlsm in all scliool activities. lt is Z1 sister organization to the Buys' Pup Club. .Xll students except freshmen are eligililc for mcmlrership. CHEER LEADERS llmm' ,,,,,,,,,,, ........, ,......,,................1,.......,,,,,,,,... N I ILDRED BATES .'l.Y.X'l.YlLlZIIf.Y .,,,,,, ,..... l JoR1s liAT12s. AlARY CDRAHAR1 :MINOR -75, . Eiixloiziiiiz 1029 Boys, Pep Club i r YS .FW ,I I me if-1 fxy 'ti 2 ffl lf-l .gn -f -.-, in f X7 Q' ', ,Ea lg ef Q .. . ., -. iff' ,S I -Mfr 7' ,:,..g A ,,.'f E A ' I' DL fd' 1 ' 2' V ' I fi, ,E , Q 1',?Zf EF- . I ' A l L , iw E- Pi X ' - If 1 I - ' T L 575' l .. 'f -Q I . 1 agqj ' f x I ' . H5121-' ' . ' ' JY? ' ' I . ,ta - ' , an ' LM. . gg V fr . . N - -- 3 I ' I x- I I 'A m -'1 . I , 5 k j .. Igjlrgf as-U .A .l- P .15 L... . V I 4' rv - A '-y' It 'sf -5 E MVY L4 l 'ii'.rt Row: Kellogg, lfVivI5l, Drafvely l'i 1'fl, L. Galbraiflx, Ellis, Slcvciixaii, D. Galbraith. .Yfcriiirl Row: Mr. C0l!lllIf'j'l'l', Crmic, Yulfkllff, Graliaxi, .S'lIlHlI!1kl'l', Hirriisidc, lfnrlry, R. Kiinzc'le.I. Third Rauf: Cook, Storkzvcll, Roadcap, .llisx Bnkvr, Goins, Wills, Blessing, .llalln-n. lfoirrfli Row: O'Nful, Nirlmlr, Bloodszvzirili, Grogan, Crcn.ri'y. Bl'f!!C - lIU i5f b Hv lHlU1'- lfiflli Rmu: TIlL'lJL'l', Srlicll, Recd, Cahill, Qliiim, Pearrc, Crlbliiri, K. Kimzvlcr. I I OFFICERS I FIRST TERRY SECOND TERM 3 PAT AHERN ..,.. ,,.,,,. I lrcxirlviit .........,...,, ......,.,. D ELL IDRAPER DELL DRfXPER ,,.. ....... l 'fri'-I'i-rsidcizf ...,.. ,,,,.... C HARLES XVITT TOM ELLIS ............,.,......., ....... . gC!'J'l'fl17'j' ,...,,,,., ,..,,......,......... T om ELLIS -' IXIICKEY BLOODSWORTII ,,,,...,,,.. YlI'f'f7SlH'L I' .,.....,,,,.,,.,,, DELMAR CJALBRAITII 3 DICK QUINN ........L...,,, . .,,,.. Sergei:nf-tif-Aruix ,,....., LOUIS GALBRAITII , li The purpose of the Boys' Pep Club. organized December. 1929. by fifty char- ter members, is to further develop and maintain a greater interest in all school f . activities. Miss Baker was chosen as the adviser. 4 . The Pep Club has been influential in serving a larger attendance at all school f events and sponsoring four celebrations in honor of East teams. 5 -70.. U, 1 i L , I 4 w 1 V i ' W I la ,W W W ii w wx ,u gi V 1+ U 1929 Efzxlmzian Student Council li' I I1 111111111 ll B111'l'v lI1'Cl11111111c111 1'll1'Clv1111, T .Q 0:v11.11'11d, llI1'5.vf11gL'1'. 1511111 lf!7'Zl'.' Il1111.1f', '111' , .4 1 . . . 4 , , Sf1'n111I Row: I.a7'1'1'l,1', .llarti11, .S'l1cIII1111'y, .llr.lI111'I1',1', .'ll1'H011f, ll7lIgl1L'7', l?111'lr'1', S111111111kc1', Lrf. Tl1i1'd Row: lllfxs I.111'xf111zr1, B1'1111rf1, J. fonfx, Fc1'g11s1111, E1'frl:'.ta11, Riddle, Sfnckwvll, lJ'11l11ze1', C. Burk. ' ' ' H ' ' If l1'.vl' 111 I'c'l01'.t011, 1:0Ill'flI R1m':Tzvy111c111, P. S11 Ilffl, lf. f0111'.1, L1I111, .S1l111lI-, Bn,1I111g, HI 70 , Ba1'11l1111'dt, ,lI. Slllifll, Killllflfll. ' ' ' ' ' ' -1 ' 1 II H111'f111a11, Slvrcnz- lfiflh Row: IJIIFHJIS1, Iiricksofx, l11'1I1I1111, Lax, Cnlzxll, Bl0111Is1c01ll1, ffm .1 1111, KOH. FIRST T1-:Rn IDANIEI, lj,-XRLING ...,, , ,,,.. . MAR'1'111x M15ss1xc:1a1z DORO'l'llY K1x1x1121.1, :XNDREVV ERICAIQSIJN BlARS111xLL LA N11 , A... ....,A. OFFICERS SECOND TERM IJl'l'.?illClIf ,,,,....... .,..... D Axim. DARLING V11-1'-P1'c.1 '1Ic11t .......... lXlAR'1'HA lXl12ss1N1z1ik Sl'l'l't'f!1l'j' ,,,,,..,,,.......... XVILMA GROESBECK 'I1I't'1lXIlI'Cl' .,...,.,..,,,. BlICKEY l51.o11D5w0RTn S1'1'g1'f111t-al-.fl1-11:1 .,,..... GEoRu1z FOWLSTUN Rcfw1'1'01' .....,........ ,,,.... O LIVE 'l'owNs1sNn f ' l in 1926 in order to uhtziin The Student Uvuncil of liast High was o1'1,a111zec l t f our School. It is C0lTl1JOSQCl of l tt r union hctwccn the faculty z1111l stuc en s 0 :1 me e one l'Cl7l'C5Clll1ltlX'C :uul one alternate, clcctecl from each Home Room to serve one :+t'111CSter. .X f lt: other accm1111lisl1111c111s :luring 1928-29, the Stuclcut Council man- 1110113 1 -, agcrl Il lmunk cxclmngc. pululishecl the hztncl hook. and sponsored several school 'l'l : Cllllllfll mea-ts each XYL'1lllCSKlZ1y during eighth hour with thc faculty mixers. ll zulvisers, Miss l.zu5lmw anrl Nlr, Cruhc. - Easfmziaii 19'9 Mid-Year Play The midayear plays under the supervision of Miss Eva Van- Natta. were given in the auditorium the evenings of December 7 and 8. According to custom, three one-act plays constituted the presen- tation. This year the plays given were f'The Proposal Under Diffi- culties, by john K. Bangs, The Merry, Merry Cuckoo. by -lean- ette Marks, and The Maker of Dreams, by Uliphant Down. The members of the casts, selected from the expression depart- ment. played their parts effectively. OUTBURST The Outburstn is undoubtedly the biggest and best supported school entertainment of the year. On account of the limited seating capacity of our auditorium, this event is held two consecutive nights, and it has the reputation of entertaining equally large crowds at both performances. Aside from being a glorious social affair, it is the chief financial resource of the school. Here students and parents respond equally to the veritable holi- day spirit. A stranger, attending his first Outburst,,' might at first finds difficulty in adjusting himself to the hilarity and jollity of his surroundings. However, such a stranger would certainly find diffi- culty in maintaining his worldly dignity among so much whole- hearted mirth, and would soon inevitably find himself becoming a part of that jolly, carefree crowd, ' The chief event of the evening is the main show, a pleasing combination of scholastic humor and artg following which side-shows of every type lure the merry-makers up and down the corridors and into those rooms to which, at other times, most of that same crowd would move with great reluctance, -73- Eclstullfuu .wad -QMQCH I ?'l FI I 111111 1,2 IN ls Fx ,J ,. as ,aa xr. -ww- 15tI.Yf0IIiUlI Eaxtouiuu 141311 'ii ?'cf.'4'! f'. ''1-,,,3:,:,i5TE?7ZfF f:1'1!ip7'Kq2mf5X3?55?1'- 'fr , v- W , f' ' g ' ' ' 1 R 4?-?T'ETfZ ,V I, . V . V, ,J 4 xv? msgid ,,,,,,,,-VM: V -4 - 2 4 , wax Q 0 n .V 5 ,ff 'V ' , 1' , A ww fx 4- -V, fzvj , 31, , ' ,A 3 V A , ,iff 2, - gfkjg I W , ' I I , Fi f 3 , ,ff Q- f 2. ,J , - Y . 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' V 2?-14-avii' 45711 ' 1 Tf ,-., ' Lafykfg kgg- Easfonialz 1939 Eastonian Staff First Row: H. Brrwfvz. Brnfffvtf, McFarland, Mcs.x1'11gcl', Stzrflecr, All4dl'8TQ'S, LN, Pickcrell, Gilmore, Smut, Ziilzuzerznzan, Scrmzd Row: Darling, Drajvrr, Bloodsworllz, Cahill, Lincoln, Gnlbraitli, Smith. Third Row: Lowman-, Riddle, Foiulslou, F. Brown. East Echo Staffs --,--.-. lfirxt Row: Harding, Coffey, Darling, Recd, Parisi, Hall!-lmrn, Cook, Balm, llaly, Pickm'ell, Ei,'il.fi:z'f', Tozwlscnd, Zim'mm'ma1z. Secmzzl' Row: Bl1I'Hl1l1I'dl, Ig0VFlll?L', Sfowc, llfolf, Drvw, Jnlmmu, Jlixx S'1m'1'111ci.vtm', Kim- mell, Ellerl, Thomas, Klfflv. Third Raw: Riddlv, Gilpin, Bruiwz, Pierxou, Fowlslmr, Linvnlrz, let'lHlz , Blnf1f1'.v2v0l'fl1, Alzslxier, Pruiil. -34- 1 I 1 1 Q wg lif1.v1'u11i41u ..x:,, Eartouiun 1929 Interscholastic Contest Winners RUTH STOUT East's representative in the tenth district of the Star's Oratorical Contest was Ruth Stout. The contest was held at Convention Hall, :Xpril 5, for the purpose of selecting the district representative. Ruth was one of two girls among ten contestants and, although she did not place, she was ranked first by one of the judges. Her subject was The Citizen: His Privileges and Duties Under the Constitution. Pk Pk Ac is The Young Men's Civic Forum of Kansas City annually sponsors an inter- scholastic exteniporaneous speaking contest for students of senior high schools. Ruth Stout, winner in the preliminary contest held in the school auditorium, was the representative from East High in that contest. held' at Vllestport junior High School, February 21. Her subject was Increasing the Industrial Payroll of Kansas City. ff if Pk Pk ARTHUR VIETS In the city-wide rifle matches between the R. O. T. C. units of the Kansas City High Schools, East Higlfs team won third honors, and had four men selected for the first team in the corps area. Arthur Viets obtained the highest score of all men representing high schools in this corps area. He won by several points over his nearest competitor. x ar is at MUSIC CONTEST The Music Contest is one of the actively competitive events of the year. Each of the seven high schools is represented in each event of the contest. In the con- test this year the boys' quartet made its debut as a first place organization. In other events East took the following rank: soprano solo, fourth, baritone solo, second, tenor solo, fourth: girls' sextette, fourth, and mixed octette, fifth. Pk elf vis Pls Gene Luther, '30, won the gold medal for first place in the state typing con- test, noviceelass Qfirst year typing studcntsj. sponsored by the University of Missouri, High School Day, May 3. She also won fourth place in the novice class in the state contest held Saturday, May 4, by the State Typists' Association. Miss Lnther's net speed in the High School Day contest was 56 words per minute. -8 5- V110 Eiisloiiitm The Citizen, His Privileges and Duties Under the Constitution Turning hack the sacred pages of our nationk history, we view the various achieve- ments nf our forefathers from the dawn of our Republic lo the present era of power. 'l'herc are many acltieventents that fill us with pride: but there is one achievement that we vicu not only with pride but with rever- ence and awe, an achievement that stands so far above the other accomplishments of our nation, indeed. the aceoinplislnnents of any nation, that it will remain permanent, endur- ing. to the end of time. That achievement, my friends. is the Constitution of the lfnited States! Since the adoption of our Constitution the American citizen has enjoyed its privileges, but has he met fully the duties accompany- ing these privileges? As we look about us and observe the violation of law and prev- alence of crime everywhere, we are forced to admit that, in some way, some of us have failed in the discharge of our duties as American citizens, have lapsed into a mo- mentary forgetfulness of the vital impor- tance of a clean, conscientious, law-abiding citizenry to a nation's progress and welfare. lf we will to obey our Constitution, it is imperative that we turn from our errors with a stronger and greater determination to fulfill our destiny as the leading nation of the world. The rights of the American citizen are inviolableg they may never be taken from him. Ile has the right at all times to freedom of assembly and petition, freedom of the press. freedom of speech, and freedom of religion. His house is his castle, free from unwarranted molestation. If, at any time, he is charged with any offense, no matter how great or small, he will not be compelled to testify against himself, but shall have the right to fair trial by jury with witnesses and counsel for defense, These are sacred rights, And, perhaps most im- portant of all, the American citizen has a voice in his government, the right to vote. Think of it! Freedom of action, thought, and conscience! Priceless Liberty! The heritage of battles fought on the blood- stained fields of Runnymede, Yorktown, Yerdtnll words from the pens of history's inightiest statesmeng words from the lips of immortal poets and orators: all have toiled and labored that man might have his in- alienable rights, Xvllo can fail to give rccoguiti in to the constitution as the object and fulfillment of the ceaseless search of the ages for liberty: and in giving recog- nition. who can iail to honor those heroes 4 i lndependence llall, who made it possible through their foresigltt, for us, as American citizens, to lead in that fulfillment? -lin balance the rights and the privileges ul the t'onstitution, there are certain duties devolving upon the citizen, ln a sellsf. these are not only duties but privileges also? for the performance of these duties permits tis constantly to express our gratitude for the benefits that come daily to us, because of this, our Constitution. And yet, how few of tis feel this, how few indeed, give recognition at all, to these definite duties resting upon usl The true American citizen is law-abiding. He obeys not only the several laws coming within his convenience, but all those under which he has occasion to act, Did every man feel this sacred duty to his Constitu- tion, as well as to his God, our beloved country would not be in its present condition, a situation fast becoming alarming. The solution to this probem is observance of law, VVC have forgotten that our nation's very reason for existence is law enforce- ment, that it is just as important to defend the Constitution at home, as it is the flag abroad! Three and a half million an- swered the call to arms of our nation in her hour of need. How many of us today are willing to answer that same call for preservation, not only by defending, but obeying her laws? The need is even more urgent! Law observance depends not alone upon the Government, for the Constitution is the lawg not alone upon the officials, they can but punish, the offeuseg not alone upon the mass, it is irresponsibleg but upon the indi- vidual, upon yon! If only we might realize that we, American citizens, are paying the price of lawlessness. Recent investigation has shown that the cost of crime would be sufficient to maintain all the educational in- stitutions in America. XVe are paying, not only in money, my friends, but in heart- aches, in the needless loss of life caused by crime! XVe must not stop at personal observance of law after we attain it but must strive through otir example to aid those about us in becoming the type of citizens that is most helpful to the nation. If, through bettering ourselves, we have influenced others to bet- ter actions. then we have truly made ma- terial progress towaril our goal of ideal citizenship. Thus in our lives as American Citizens, we find a balanced status: on the one hand, privileges, on the other, duties: the one, a guaranty of our Freedom, the other, an obli- gation to uphold the law which grants us that Freedom. Sometime in the future may we come to the realization, that only through the indi- vidual duties as the corollary of individual privileges, only through his seeking and final ascent to the higher and lnore ideal estate of pure citizenry, can this, our Con- stitution of the United States. reach its grandest, noblest, and most glorious ful- fillment as the guiding power nf the hap- oiest nation on Cod! earth! -Ruth Stout. -37- liczxmzliulz 1929 - I- fx em OIKBHRSI 1 WEE' if? WITH THE BX3f'N gig! K? Q E if HffH? , ' ii Av w S 9 APRIL 6 1-45 PM. S- 3 . ,vw H , ,waxy Jaw. wg - fkffg ?V 'fQ. xf'V'i73rTQI.:5 7 f-YN X N. ' 4-V, 1-FN. NWN 'Q f fu Q5,fifWf.',iw'e,q,vff1f Q. f.,ffif6 .3 183-. ' Y. A-,mi , 1, . 1 1-1-..r:... ft .V ,--' . I l I f-..-,y- --- . f- - - 1 , L E , 1 Q E u ' z N A I 1 g - 7 M li , ' SN A yl w M V , 1 l 1 , I 1929 Eastouinn Eastoniuu 1979 -I. C. CO I-ll.Bl liYliR Conch Few coaches can equal the fine record of Coach Cohlmeyer: a State High School Championship in basket ball in the third year of competition. More valuable than this, anrl other athletic honors, is the high type of train- ing. The best ideals of sportsmanship are instilled into the boys under his care. He is one of these exceptional men who lives up to the standard of a true sportsman. XVorking with him is a pleasure: he stands for fair play, whether the teams win or lose. lfDDllj SEl5.XS'l'l.'XN He is the type of captain coaches are always seeking-a man who can not only lead his team, but who can also merge himself in the work of the team and sacrifice all thought of individual honor in order that the school may be represented by a winner, As a guard, Eddie had few equals and no superiors-his work was always cool, and steady. B. XY. BICDANIET, lllanagvr Mr. McDaniel can raise more money, per capita, than any other manager living, and can be extremely popular while he is doing it. lfast is fortunate to have such a man connected with its athletic department. Ft JOTBALI. CA PTA I NS ERNEST XYING ALEX IZZA-XRD Our captains attest the ability of a group of boys to select their own leaders. Certainly no mistakes were made when these lads were honored by being named captains, STUDENT Rl .XNAGERS The coach's right hand men. These boys handled an inconspicuous job most efficiently. CHEER LEADERS They are Irish, all of them, and they lived up to the reputation of their fighting countrymen. They were at the front all the time, working hard to make East High heard as well as seen. Sonny, Pat, and Chuck,l' the Three Musketeers of noise. w! P W i W K V ' 'CRDTXC - , ff GROGATX EUSf0IIl0Il 1929 1928 Football Team First Row: lssard, Imrlevfzlwy, Vwzliuziylu, Il'Iny, 1I'vI'lflIl',V, IVIII, Quinn, Svrouzl Rare: Tm:-nlvy. Tlmuipsou, Tnliafvrro, lf. SvIu1.rlinn, Ijglil, frsirrj l. lf. Sr'Im.rIiau. The Football Season 1928 This yea1 s entry in the league demonstrates one thing clearly-from now on our teams are to be decidedly feared as real contenders for league' leadership. XVe labored manfully and fought vieiously last year to one touchdown. while our oppo- nents were thirty-five. Reinforced hy experience and added reserve strength we had two touchdowns this year while our opponents were twenty. Nine of these twentv touchdowns were scored' hy the two leading teams of the league. Central and Paseo. Our improvement was remarkable. Prove it to yourself by glancing at the scores listed helow, and then consult the scores listed in last year's annual. We are justly proud of the record these lads have made. XYe read it in a promise of great teams to come. Right nohly have they passed on the heritage that ICQXST HIGH FIGIITS! East liast FOOT Br-Xl,L SCHED L' I .li Paseo .,... Southwest ..,,25 ....lZ lfast XVestport .... 7 East Northeast .... 7 East Manual ..., .... 8 East Central ..,. .... . 34 - -12, iojo Iftzsfalzimz 1928 Football Reserves ,..,. 4 I nal Ima, llurr, Tyson, .llt'Cltl7ItlllAIlI, IIar'li'1llu'l'ycr, Jliffltllllli, .S'lt'1'ri1.m1i, Jolzznui, llfllfll. 'o.l'. C I .S'NwnI' lx'n:t': Ilzrgflxvx, tfoiiix, Luiili, Krllngg, l7l'l'l'A't', lfVm'zl, tiullwailli, 1, R. St'l7lI.Yfltl7I, S'il-Ivy. lfflllllflll. lwyill, H group of willing ancl efficient workmen. Hantlieappecl hy the fact that we have only one coach. who must necessarily spend practically his entire time with the first eluh, these lmoys wound up the league season in a tie for first place. Out of this group will come some splenclicl material for the first Club next year. il year that holds great promise of a winning team. liast liast Iiast lzasl liast Paseo ,..0 U Southwest 0 6 XYestport .. 0 0 Northeast .,.l2 6 Manual 0 ..93.. Eastmziun 1929 E557 Q l lggf ,Q f 3 ,-T3-1 ,g - M' GUFRD :gn Q 1 X ED Sli li.XS'l'l.-XN-Cafvhzifz Gzmrfl'-Srnior A capable guarcl, and a worthy captain of zx grunt team. Eddie plznycd sound, scnsihlc lmskcthall tltrouglinut the year, hlcnding all the qualities uf a star guard pcrfcctly into the work- ings of a tvzun. XYc shall miss him. FRED 'l'Al,IfXFERRO -ll. Glflrzffarflilvrf F0 RWE RD: GUNRD CEHTER t mi 34 , S 551, D Q Q ,A Guard, 170I'TUL1!'d1lltIIl0I' HQ was fl versatile player, equally vafuable as either guard or forward, and a consistent scorer from either pusition. Bunky should make 21 splendid leader ui anotllcr great team. RICH.-XRD QUINN Cmztrrifznzior It is predicted that Bud would Iniossom this year, and he did. He was second high point man in the ln- terscholastic luzlgue and what a niuda est defensive mzin he was! Add to this a quiet, mudcst personality and yi u have a real hznskcthall man. 10.29 f5A1XfUlIlLIll NYAR REX l'l,.X S li li'l l' ffzmra'-fznziol' Speedy and aggressive. he is develf upingg rapidly as a scorer. XYarnie was a valuable part nf the team. His play in the state tournament is worthy uf special attention. He is gifted with the real competitive spirit. GEORGE LIGHT F07 ZL'0I'd-S0f7ll0lIL0l'C George was high point man in the league, and is a real defensive man. He is exceedingly clever in every de- partment of the game. R,-X Y COUGIUC NUUR Forward-J zm for lle is the smallest man nn the team, yet he is grand on the defense, con- sistent on the offense, steady and a keen student ui the gznne. an 4 f KX t ,, EAS Q it FORWFIRD FORWFIRD Y95.. ,SI W sj GUFI RD Erzxlzrrlilrzi V119 4 X 5 sgnsr g f lgal v .lT, , Burp , . , .. s I l Fonwzmo Ng iiis 6 Ei 1 sumo l QOHCH 1 --.ww 'lilfli lilfllll BN l70'J ZUtll'l!fS0f'lZOIHUVI' Ted is another soplioinfure who has Il good hzisket eye, is zx good defensive man and has Il world of that goorl old- fashioncd lighting spirit which zu real athlete must possess. lYe expert great things of him. ADOLPH STQUP Guard, F0l'TK'UJ'dfS0f?1l0IIIOff' Stoup is an excellent reserve man. He is good at either end of the court. He is improving rapidly and will he a real competitor for a regular position. J. C. COHLMEYER Coarh 1929 lfflxfolliuiz -..7 'I 1929 Basketball Reserves First Knee: Ilalzahau, Hr1r'r'fsm1, ,S't'Imstian, Brlgcr, Pierre, Ilnylzcs. 5t'Il7P!d Note: l?r'adIry, .S'iI:'t'r, Bazwr, Tyson, .lIrCm:1lw, flgin, Drulzix, Callulnuz. Our reserves lahored faithfully to perfect themselves in the art of the game. Some real stars are coming from this group. The Basketball Season 1928-29 C0-CnA1ui'1oNs or 'run KANSAS CITY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE STATE CHAMPIONS olf Rl1S5OURl Smooth, finished, powerful-our 1929 team presented a groupt of splentlidly drilled boys, firmly grounded in the fundamentals of the game. So flawless was our team work and so well did every man blend his individuality into the play oi the team as a whole that only one man made the mythical all-city team and we won the state title going: away without pacing a man on the all-state team, A wonderful team morale plus an unquenchahle fighting spirit! You cannot beat that. Anzl seven of eight letter men return next year. STATE T1 JURNAMIZNTS STATlSTlCS-FOUR GAMES Field goals ................. l'.a5t 10t3fOpp. 56 Average-liast l0.6fOpp. 5.6 Free throws . . , ,lfast 74-Opp. Z2 Average4l2ast o.-1-Opp. 2,2 Fouls made ,, ...East 53-Opp. 77 Averagefliast 5.3-Opp. 7.7 Total points .....,.......... liast 2711-Opp, 134 Average-l'fast 27.0-Opp. 13.4 Statistics for the ten games preceding the state meet may give you a clearer idea of our superiority in every department of the game, liast ............ Z6 St, joe Lafayette.. .3 liast .... ...Z-1 Manual .. . . . .10 lzast ..,, ,,.3-1 Alumni .....,..... 7 liast .... ...27 Central ....,, . . . .19 l 'n-at .... . . .19 l':xseo ..... .... 1 .3 lzast ..,. .,.29 De l.aSalle , . . . . . .10 l '1st .... ...ZZ Southwest .. ..., Z4 liast ,.,, ...Zo lloniphan ,. , . . . . .. 5 l' 'ist ,... ...25 lYestport ......... lil lzast .... ...Zh St. -loe Benton.. ..lt1 lzast .... ...Sli Northeast ,....... 17 lzast .... ...ZW XYm. lltrisniau . . .211 If-.Qt ,,,, lujj Si, -joe lfelitrnl .,.. ll l' wrt.. . ...Stl Soutliwest . , . ,. . . .18 Eaxfmiitinz 1020 Seniors' Interclass Basketball Champions First Row: Sr1ii'nr'dri', .lIrEIfr1'.rli, Goodall, jliilliru, Yiird. Scrmid Row: Har'r'i.mn, ziitiririgwj l::r11'il, llrnfii, .lIrC'nn1l1, ,S't'lm.vliaii, vvtirh. The class of '29 came through the annual intereelass series with a clean slate, and thereby annexed the title of 1929 inter-class chainpions. Snme of the games in this year'S series were extremely Close, some were cme-sitlecl. yet all were in- tensely interesting. As nn first 01' semncl tezim letter cfrntests between the buys of the class. prisingly goofl. The rivalry is intense. to any first team contest. men are eligible to eonipete. the games are The type of game these lmys play is sur- ancl the routing is as lusty as that attenrlnnt Seniorg 4. ,, ..,, Sl juniors ..,... .... I l Snplwinures .. . . .. . .30 Seniors .... .... 2 6 Seniors ....Z6 juniors .. . .... 211 -J ll U Fuplimn wie: lfreslxinen . lfreslimen , 0 juniors ... 16 l resl1men . Supluzninres .. , , . .... 3 5 53- za- 929 Easloniau IfAl.Vll7IIllH1 V120 Girls' Athletics The physical education'department for girls is under the direction of Miss Hazel Roads It involves 21 change from the regular school-hook routine, is wholesome, and provides pleasure The gym work consists mainly of dancing. exercise, outdoor and indoor games. Dancing is enjoyable and develops control of the muscles, which niakes the hndy niurr g1raeefn'. There are certain exercises given for correcting bodily defects. such as wing shoulder blades. sway hacks and stooped or round shoulders. Thus the aim oi this depart ment is health of the Conipetitive games ot' end hall and volley hall are held eaeh year. The winners ll lli I ind lnd Ball llr IX tonrnznnents played hetween the classes this year are: Baseha -' '. 1 T Miss Roads has devised a system hy which the girls may earn points for their letters The znnounts required for the honors arc: Small letter ll, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Large letter li .. , ., Pillow top ,.,...,.., , ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,, , ,, ., ,... .. ,,, H, .H , ,, , , full lllll 150 lf 'i lfirl desires she m'n' 1-o hiffher and win 'i min. for which she must earn .Zllll ., .-, D .1 The girls in the gym classes also have a part eaeh year in the liast Onlhursl. -1004 pl lint 929 Easfmzizzn 1029 lfuxfofliull -Q. i i r 5 E 2, x Efl.Yl'0l1llllI 1929 A Company, lst Platoon , , L, do f ,f-M-f .Q--,fg.:u.f. - -,.. lfllxrl Rauf: 1'lll5Cl!1tlS, B1t7'klIUl'dl, S1rpc1'1za'zu, Blrsxcfl, lVz'11d0ll, Bryson, Maldcr, Hcrmvchfl. Strand Row: Ram, McElfrc.vl1, Goodall, Algire, Pauly, lW0rri.ra11, f, Da-fling, Callahan, Wim fray, Harr, Camzjrbcll. A Company, 2nd Platoon , , , , , . .. . , , x . 4 my . 'V - f -f , . - .- -as . .1 ' f , - , -xv 4 Q. , ' . N, o .. , v ...N ,ac . - , Y I 1 , ' ,Q . ,,...ww ,,wf,, .eff , ,,. X ' .v w-'rua'-,., - 22' ' -s.. '4,f'l ' :H 1+--. f-QQ, Firxt Rozv: Jilvssinym-, Odrll, Miller, Hnnxf, Silf'r'y, R. 1x'1mzc'lc.v, Camplwll, Jladdifk, Pmrtcr, Halmrlcu, Viclx, Zinmzamlzall. Scfand Raw: Nlzgcrl, Lauls, Fmyxzxnfx, Frasmz, Slxartx, 1fI'HllI'dj'. Olxmz, JIl'z's, .l1lJlIll'V, D. Darling, K. IX'II07.C'lL'S. -1044 1929 Ef1.Vf0llilIlIf Company B, lst Platoon Ifirxt Row: llarlenm'x, lflfltlzwzuirk, Clo.m'r, ,-Ilgfrf, .Sl'1r1irm', Bol1nm', Smith, Sclzrucder, F. Brown, 7'1li.I'f0II. Second Row: .'lIc'5xi1xyc1', AYHUFII, fklark, Millarzl, V. l'ivr.mr1, Rxmyan, Irclnnd, Il . Brown, xlllau, Hurr, JIFI'-fll'llIllll. Company B, 2nd Platoon lffzxvl Nurs: .ll1'CfInxkfy, lx'l'.v!Irf', fIu:'i.v, lluI1.!umI.mr1, Slfffv, H'vff.WI7I, ,S'4'11f1!1:c1', Illnlllzw. .Sffrwllfl Nntu: .I1vz'11umzvfI,:, Ln: Cahill. Jlmfrfru, ,Ilull'U'zw.v, Hul'fvr'l', Slifl, ffalixlvl, IV, Lllluf- hull, K. C'umfvl7r'll. mwa- Easfonimz 1929 Officers f'-l.7'Sf lfnzv: S!'I'g1l'0Hf fcnkil1J,Sjml1.vm' Jlujm' Rlr.v.vifxgvf', fllujm' Nugm, Sfmnxol' Cufflain LM, Cflf7fGfll 1lIH'Illl!L71Ul'fC, Sfvouxov' Cuftaifz Ray, Ckzpfnflz Mfli1f1'ts,'1. Sammy' Row: Ijvzzlrrzalrh Durlizxg, Sfmzxm' LfC'lllt'IlHIIf .1It'I:Ul'lUlIlI1, l.ivulc1mn1 Hurry Sponsor Ijrzflczznlll Zflll!Ht'l'll1H7I, Ijezrlcrzarzt Canzfrbvll, Band Ffrxl Knw: lilukv, ,lluIlrz'11, lunar, flllan, I?m'm'tl, l?lcx,vir1gf, fulfill. .-llwrnz. .S-fIIIl7IGL'n'l', Buwzry, lfrunL'vl1bz'r'gfu1', fcxmlmr. .S4l'L'07ltl' lfufvi FVIIIIIIJ, Yami, IVNIIIIF, Ridcllrx Il4m.u', .1112 Rflvy, Cvl1fU7l, Rwznr, Clark, Brmwl. 4067 l w 1 4 1 . V E , i J 1 , w 1 L , 5 w 1 1 I 1 1 i 1 , 1 X 1 , 1 I W , I . ' X , 4 'I' W 2 1 1 gxl , ! H 1 H iN ww sl 1 ' iw ' 1 1 I 1 1 4 1929 Ecmtouzazz The alumni desire to extend their wishes pecially to the Senior class. to the school and es OFFICERS Pl'C5I'dt'JIf .....,....... ,,,,,Y,,,,,,,, Vice-1'r'vsid0a1f ..,..... Srcrffzzi'-v ..,,,,,,.,... I Trcwszfrm' ................ ,,,, Sv1'gf'al1i-at-A1'111s ....,, ,..,..... BOARD OF D Cl10I7'11L411I ..,. ..,..................,,,,,.,... 1110 Borzra' ......... ,,.,... -107 HBOB MQMAHON JACK ENGLAND .BERTHA SMITH ,,,,,,,,......,,....SONNY GROGAN .HENRY XVEISSENFLUH IRECTORS .DOROTHY TUDOR IXVILMA STONE ELLIS SKAGGS ALTA FAY PARSONS MARJORIE ZIMMERMAN LULU XV.-XSKOM vfnutvlzzfzlz wig E9:0:v:c:se:c::Q.:L:ff:v:r:c:1:Q:g:f:cQ::c:x:Q1:f:::1:1:c:c:Q:u:L':f:':'r:.'::-::fE I1 , f . lil 95 ll W Dorff rel! ber Yyazfre xendiffg 11 + fowers --- Me fofves Z0 be 'V -- L gl H ' . A will V' 11 H .vufprzxeaf lj H H 0 . 1 I. If U' I 5 11 N . A H STRIVE 'ro PLEASE fL'ORHLCa lg 1 nos wnmrr-ruonns vlcron sms 'H Call Vlctor 9873 for Alpha's Special Service ' U Phone BEnt0n 6500 Phone HA1'ris0n 3000 Dahl Chevrolet Company E TWO STORES H Q 2900 E. 15th St. Grand Ave. at 17th St. IT A 33322 352 d vDlIFZ'-B1'4E3'24l1J1'4 ,,-.-- - , , ,xr , - ....,,- -, , -JA Y Y mknnr 4 ,L ir, Y 4 r i 1 Qi 1 Eaxlmziau 1929 gSdPj55C!E'1Z 'j1SZE5SZj5CCZ555ZZCiSZ15?jEa I1 9 W CMASC Ax fs l my WEEK! FEES WIA' J , z g -2 J if NET wslewr I l-4 oz oswvsu f 4 1 sfuofnoi.-f 1 g' 1 . f Kfff , E 5 S 142441 VW 0139 Today HIIICA NDY C 0. Kansas City,Mo. A'T3ZEZxEZEB Z EDEEQQEE Ei, 1 1 0 .0 ,,. - I EIIXIHIIIAIII f1E':QjG, :I':i'1Z5S'j':i'3.f:!'5':KS3.':K'.:!,.'1'I5'.:i':i5CQ:i':!'IZ?.d':iZ5!:i'1Z'Ii . SlEl l'E1Xll1liR U 6. lirtzit eclipse-selmnl opens fstrng, :Llc starts, 7. J, R, acquires another icathcr for his liatvviee-principal ui East. S. lfreshies z1ren't so green! Only 101 hit on elevator tickets. m 14, lfirst assembly-the weekfy explora- ll tion for seats begins, 18, Ii, H. S. C.-first meeting ui the yezirfin gypsy roles for a clay. i 21. Three cheers for Irish Cheerleaders. Zn. Darling big medicine man of the Student Council for term. 28. Ahhhhl!! llelicions victory-regw ' lzxrs rleiczxt alumni 12-in. 20, lizistonian again prize winner. lrl'rziy for Grube and Manley. ' Statistics Show-- OUT OF 100 AVERAGE MEN AGE 253 AT AGE 65 54 will be dependent on others. 36 will be dead. 5 will be working for a bare living. 4 will be well-to-do. 1 will be rich. U A Kansas City Life Policy-Endowment at age 65-will protect you against the charity of others and help you attain the well-to-do position. U LIFE INSURANCE is the greatest organiza- tion for promotion of THRIFT, SAVING, PRO- II TECTION FOR DEPENDANTS, and OLD AGE, in the world. U Kansas City Life Insurance Company Home Office, 3520 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo. 45224225233223S4754ZZ3253213242:1CI1ZZZlEZ-'53XI1J1J:lJ:D:1Sl'EZAC1Z4ClZTS0Z4E5ll 41 l 1- 1929 East011ia11 OCTOBER 3. Hey! Hey! VVell I should say! ' First mixer. Best yet. ' 6. Played Paseo and beat them-nearly ' -25-21. 1 9. Grrrrr - Oh boy - I knew it - 4 She's a keen teacher -grade cards X make debut, 10. Faeulty celebrate over first F by I giving picnic. 15. R. Smith says, I would rather do l Trig. than eat -and is chosen to head Archimeclians. 19. East loses by 1 point to Westport- i 7-6. Boo Hoo! 24. Annual Staff picked-Darling and X Stout heads fprnbably be gray heads before the job's finisheclb. 27. Vifhoopeel Tie Northeast, 7-7! ! ! l! . Pep Clubs stage bonfire and cle- i Clare Northeast dead and buried. 30. Eeeeekkk! !! NVl1osts???8u'4' ! ! ?+- ' 3 VAN BRUNT CLEANERS I1 i J. W. Suddarth Specialize in HIGH CLASS SERVICE We Call and Deliver Telephone BE nton 0700 4608 Independence Ave. UNION BANK AND TRUST C0. 15th and Prospect CAPITAL Si200,000.00 Amt-ffifp .ilffiizw Knirmx my CIM,-my Hmm ' Patronize Your Neighborhood Bank dZ1i351'vZ4J11Z'i1EZEi62vSSJ1TEZil1tE ZE4Z E1 -113- lfllxlnlziuu 1939 Stanley lfike: f ll1 l say. you have no L'HllCCllllUll of llic flunning new auto- inolmilc l have. lt runs so fwllllllllllly you can'l feel it at all. Not a lin of noise. no Cllllgglllg, Cilllil hear a sonncl, 1-Xncl you ean't smell any gas or liurning oil. As for spvcfl, wlly. you Cllllil even see it go hy. Dot Zllllllltflllillli Must lie a ifoorl car. klilllil feel il. lin-ar, eniell or we it! llow clicl you know il was there 7' Dick l'la1'te11lJu1'gei': l'n1 a buckling genius. . lion XYa1'cl: Ycs. :incl you'll make a lmlooniing icliot 5 :r ff Pk ek Miss XYillett: Harry, would you like to talk to George XYz1sl1i11gto11? llZll'1'j' kAIll'1JC1'll6TZ urllllillf clepemls as to where lie isf' 114 1: 1: Nlr. Mcllanielsz lf you k11ow so much. tell 1118 why people refer to a train as 'sl1e'? 'lerrl Hales: K'NVell. you see, 21 train sclcloin runs o11 sclieclule. is uneertani. anrl you clon't know what it's going to flu. if 21 Pk 21 Miss sllllC1'I1lC'l5lEl'I lle1'narcl. give three illustrations of the power of the press. llernzircl Mefaliyz Cider, courtslnp, politics. , jj ww I-P EE I-P 1 You want a note book that will last you more than a semester, a year, or 1 even a couple of years. Here it is-it will last you through High School, 1 College and into a career. The I-P loose leaf broxx'11 whirlpool grain cowliide ring hook is as fine a hook in looks, wearing qualities and mechanism as you will ever see. It will hold Z1 wide variety of sheets, and you can use it for any subject from English to Physics. Irving-Pitt Manufacturing Company New York Kansas City, Mo. Chicago V' E SDE E332 QQ -1 1 4 - 929 lfuxlufziflfz 1 1 1. f 11.01 x 1072 Z 'jSZZ5c1ZSS'jSZ5-ZSZZSPQ A 0 THOMPS ON LIILQBER L 0 EVERYTHING A Xml! IN LUMBI-.R ON PTECE 011233 ey A CAR LOAD lvkuw 3100 EAST 18TH ST. BENTON 7221 EDIZFQZQJZEJDEIDSZA Fra nkllll ceC eam EDP? flue ori i l C532 GT , . Lf Butter cream center- covered with caramel peanuts and chocolate. IEWVETQWQI, - - U , ,,,, , -116- 324'-JDFQDJZWSCI 32 'HEPES 01d'H:l3:1I3iDZ0 1929 Easfolziam '11 Ci 'SSCKCE' Y! JVILNIBLIX P 'I A presents illlllll 1l fxll pro run Olson and -IOIIIISUII look to wtrnr l111rLlsl' Blum ntuktlns and brmxn tlerlnes adorn I 1st H1 pol1t1e1a11s IX nlllstult purchases r1cl1n for Tast htm nc can hear M IIILIII scores El tnumph hw defeat 1111., I 1st s eleven S 0 last pcrrmts Central 1 cnfl season 1111clLft'1ted 340 1: A 1 blessed wacmtm of tno thy' State Teachers Convent1on Teatcltgrs are some good tfter alll' Our heroes are 3NV'll'fICKI letters at W 'meet :mtl eat 29-30. Yea-verily-it was supposed to be turkey-lucky if we got beans and potatoes 1 asf U w1w.f1w.f4-xvffttv111 un-111.11 11 W tw 'tw-.w1v.f11v1-111 4 .ff 1: - Q 1 5 Num 'rhzous TOWN CLOCK 1 , 30 Years o Flnanclal Servlce idelnfy Nahonal B - 'TrusI' Company . ! -Q E inth and Walnut Streets ' l 5 Kansas City, Mo. A A 7lW iw IvYIXVNVNVIVAIfNllW0XVlX'5i'NfNl W1 B VIW IN 'l lt I' U I U I ljlmxaxiunmuzztrammxiimrartmr-32 ' ' 'FW ' -- 1 1 T- 1 A 'A 5 1 ' 1 U 1 ' li I 42 . . I I U 6- as H V 1 U 7. v I b, ' ,u , . - , . 10, V 2 iz . ' -' - af 1 14. ' U - , , 1 I U 14- ' 1 - 1 1 ' W I 1 ' Q ' 2 .. Y , I 23. 1- , N . A ' L U L 1 Il i V 1 T l , l l 1 ly WH , Il I , , l U I I I1 . .f N I h 5 l 2 lt 1 9 5 l : Af l 11 f l U , J o 2 , E ' . E 1 . 5 ' , 1 c 0 , I1 . 1 11 N 1 J N E I 2 I 1 f Y T Etl.C1t71II4IIl 1929 U E5 Bef! 0fEwlyff!1Z11gfbr 6Da5fHzQgfz ,, , QZYZZCIS, U CD 93 FS cn FY' s :L FD :s Cf' ff? S':f.'Q'4 5- 3.52 8 2.5 E U, D-Q.-P-1 2:0QZLEZTdDEF4itZSl 'rs :Pg gg o 3- 5,, Q- 'DDD F4 :' 2. : O KD '1 FD Ui rf 22, Em mm 21? :CEL-f Q53 gs 'fr 'iii Em gm :' S za 14 4 an 0 sn FP ... O P i LORIE BOOK STORE rl ' BEnton 7651 4808 Independence Ave. H i CHAPMAN DAIRY l I 1207 Locust I 4 Cl H Retail victor 9620 Wholesale victor 9624 A l Ll 'QQSLQE9 I1 Hn U PASTEURIZED AND RAW H A MILK AND CREAM . A Emp A AAA ,:. ,zmmmw 'DEV mmmmwl EI u '-II8f 1929 lfC1Sf0lIflIH -119- Fadonmn r:u:n:Q-:ne:rc:e,-:Q:fr:v:f:rf:cf:1:fv:cr:.v:n:rc:1f:c-:,:f:f':cr:r':ff:Q:1f:x':':':n:cm:x':n,:xf:vs HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS-ATHLETIC GOODS 1921-1929 p Serving Students for Past Eight Years 1 I Note :-We are always glad to buy your used books if purchased 1' here. Books bought -elsewhere are taken in on trade only. I ' Best Wishes to the graduation class '29 1 . I A pleasant vacation to the Faculty and Students I A I I 4801 Independence Ave. QS. E. Corner! H ' BEnt0n 4871 I I. . . I We W 1ll Help Your School Wm L WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS I I During the past three years we have printed three high school ,l and junior high school papers and each paper has won all-state i' in its class. Q: I . I' THE MIDYETTE PUBLISHING CO. n Phone INdependence 4000 Independence and Ash Avenues g T INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS T 47lf!llI!lftICl'1ll'L'l'S f Kansas City, Missouri , I' JEWELRY DIPLOMAS L INVITATIONS CAPS AND GOWNS VISITING CARDS MEDALS AND TROPHIES ,- CLASS GIFTS I :p:x:iJ:i:2x:2x:si:a1:u:o:.in:2:ix:i:si:sx:1i:o:3:1x:x:u::a -120- 1939 ELl.Yf0IIlt 135151 ,,,, . DECEMBER Star is honored hy our future Gene Howes and XYillam Allen XYl1ites. Such romance ! I I Mid-year plays meet overwhelming success. Science Club, formed. The building isnt insured so please be careful. Louie heads high and mighty class ot 29 !! Is it his line of gab or waving locks oi gold, girls? Sophisticated juniors elect Bloods- worth to be Hog-Caller-in-Chief ! !! At last we can slumber until 10 a. m. for eleven whole days. Santa is no myth-cven seniors believe in him. Light is elected dim-bulb of sophs. KANSAS CITY Young Women's Christian Association Building 1016 McGee Street Kansas City, Mo. Thorough instruction in Bookkeep- ing, Penmanship, Shorthand, Touch Typewriting, Office Work, Bank- ing, Commercial Arithmetic, Com- mercial Law, Civil Service, Ma- c h in e Bookkeeping, Stcnotype, Salesmanship, B u s i n es s Corre- spondence, Adding Machine, Dic- taphone, Ma c h i n c Bookkeeping, and Secretarial Training. Highly experienced Instructors of Short- hand, teaching Dcmcnt, Pitman, Graham, Gregg and Success Short- hand, Positions secured for grad- uates. Catalog free. School in Session All the Year. Day and Evening Sessions. C. T. SMITH, President. A Word to the Wise While preparing for your VOCA- TION in life you should be SAVING for it. OPPORTUNITY will soon be knocking at your door and WILL REQUIRE CASH. WILL YOU be ready? By having a steadily growing SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THE STUDENTS BANK Mlssuum nausnf i INES 1891 1929 920 Walnut St. Thirty-nine years of continuous service. :n:wi:.i:1z.1:.1:i:.i:i:ii:i:.i:.x:.i:x:n-:ms:u:ai:. 1:1mi:n:n:o:s:3:u:.i:5.I -1 2 1- rv 10111 IH le'-9 7726 farmra' Sfzzfzdara' 4 of OQzm!z2jf Closely adhered to in every branch of JACCARD activity, the standard of quality is plainly apparent in the products of the JACCARD Shops. magma 3,-sum: '.., .1.-.--1-.-...U-U., .M'rE56ukI5?!1.-..... ... i-ff! 196I1557W2v':f'!G'l12'25755F22 ?:f'1i'!1?'l5145Z4 112 'Wa N... -fn nu . nr! -:nam wflaiarfcs-wwu' A-'a!a:f4a-vu: , 4 I Seniors in High Schools, Colleges and Universities, alert to obtain for their classes the distinctive and exclusive in Class Pins, Rings and Commence- ment Invitations, quickly recognize these qualities in Jaccard products. 35-vg,uTrqg:.ug 3gnv',?'nlagQggg .g5sg:Qgs5:?r.ug -.urn-umsggimg ?g35?g:?'nnlrug .7 . ,,. 1. K ..,: N -, 4. .. ... . . M ., 4. I., D.: Er. . - -f 4.-:1. ' -Ei EWEME: Efsifeifzifi-fi . -rf. - . :Hs well. 2 a.'.v::4-- wwneuv GMA'- U EAST HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS FOR 1929 SELECTED J ACCARD J EVVELRY A AND STATIONERY mmm' 7ew6Qf Company 1017-19 Walnut Street 4212222112123BODIESZl'FiEE'D'ES'FiF33:1EFv'EEDZ1'Zl'J:iCBIIEEEE' -122-' E gxgggg' 5 T, H 0 79 lffzxmlzinlll l51l.Yf0llIIIl1 1939 U5jSZ,Zfj'jCK5'1f3!jlj'5S5QS'jCi5CKEn5Sj!f11C9j'5'5'iSCi5SI'q1 E Phone Llnwood 1705 Ev SHIRLEY CLEANERS H+ WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER I? E. E. SHIRLEY, Prop. 5102 East 27th sneer I I1 3 'We Give Quick Service U RAY'S TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP 1 BEnton 5014 908 Spruce A N TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES ' Generator and Startei Work Battenes Recharged and Repalred KANSAS CITY M0 ,- 1- Nicholson Studios OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER E 911 Grand Avenue Kansas City, Mo I . S 1:02 1:1 ' 1: S :A ' nina iznzazum ' ' ' ' ' H -I..4- 0u1' sincere regards and best wishes to Seniors of East High a- '- Phot0graphS Live Forever : I1 ,- I 1929 Easfonifm JANUARY 5. Ahhh! Revenge!! Did the Pirates walk the planl+:!?? And how!! 19-13. 11. Southwest heats us in second overtime period by two points. S'nuff said, -i oi luck. lf. Glee Club stages concertfand they wcren't half bad-worse than that. Metropolitan out 19. Echo prepares to do some more cchoin' under liditor Gilmore. 20. And did that tiger taste good. Score 25-19. 15, Ahnd if any of you cvah come to our dcah little village of Stratford-on-Avon -said Archibald Flower. Dea-deah! 20. 1Yhooperlnrn ! !! X'Ve sank the Viking ship! 36-17. 27. Mamzfs darlings einer high school all dollcd up in their best bib and tuckcrf' My! My! FEBRUARY 1. Attention! Salute! limer Sponsor Messinger and Major Nugcn, Z. Hamiltons decide to win lit contest and reorganize. 6. Darling proves he has it by being elected president of the Student Council again. 7. T. Grogan is declared freshest freshien and is elected to pull wagon of class of '32. 9. Of course we beat Manual. Z4-10!l 16 Hoo-ray ll Wie tic for the city championship by defeating Central 27fl9. 19 Vtlalter Brewer cup presented to East-also Light is all-star forward. 20. Stout is declared gahhiest and is to compete in the Young Mcn's Civic Forum extcmpo- rancous contest. 21. Commercial Cluh throws animal party, and we show George VVasl1ington how it's done. iii!!! if . . , do . . .l I , 1 Kfxf mi? -D - 1 5 u:n:I:::li ,iz -Il...---..'... . uuuuunnn. , nnnunnurn lu uuninu u n n n nnunnnunuuu- - u nun u un lunnnunulull uuunn :nu nu In llnuunnnu in nn lulunn inn nnuulllllln nnuuuunuuu 1 uunulun v an In . uuuuug' a X QX X I 1 'fafsasaaiassaissiii' 1 :5 I' ' 1 i:..:::::' ' Try a 1929 Model Thunderbolt and Improve Your Game The fasiesi racket you CYJCI' SKIZU. 1416 Grand Ave. ARMS Ui 50, Tjnioilimiifiiilfilififiiiiididiif ' m nmcro i ali Tiff? ny ' 4- SAINT LOUIS The College of Liberal Arts The School of Engineering The School of Architecture The School ofBusiness and Public 1 Administration ' The Henry Shaw School of'Botany The School of Graduate Studies The School of Law The School of Medicine The School of Dentistry The School of Nursing The School of Fine Arts The Division ofUniversity Extension The Summer School For Catalog and Fulllnformation, address G. W. Lamlze, Registrar. 1: ummm:-Dux -125- 19 70 Ea.vIm1i1l11 1929 It Costs No More to E Ii Have it Done I RIGHT I lust one of our Long Distance Fleet U, I I1 ' PIIONICS vw'I'oR 'nm Fllll vu ' 1002-I 003 DIA li I N f' S1 0 Ill ' WYANT-CARLSON WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. UMM! IVIIOIUJGIC Gl'0fl'I'j' in Kansas City Catering to HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND INSTITUTIONS ONLY L 2104 McGee Street Kansas City, Mo. I' , I A 4 I ,Ls L I I I Mr 5 I f W PHONE VICTOR S062 I ,, NP' ll i I' g- , r Q ALLMEN'S 1 4 Y , 4. x f 44 ml I , PHARMACY g J: 'L '- i1u1Ilm,II.II--II' um i IM J ,Inf FREE DELIVERY I SWEDISH AMERICAN PROMPT SERVICE i SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N : 919 Walnut L See Our Complete Stock L Pays 502 on Savings Q- 1 ,Uoucy ulrvayx 011 hand for good De Vilbiss I' rm! vsmtc loans, 6951 P f i E er um Zer I x IIOLIAI W, A. HAXVKIN ox L Presid t Secrulzx 5 I I !- x:n:u:i:o:I uS1:3:.5:s:x:I:5:n:u:.:s5:H:I:w3:'1m:'nx:.1:zx. -128- Ai 929 Eastouiaiz 3 -t-t-t-t-t-l-t- - -t-1-Q-L. - - - -t-t.t-L-1-t.g-Q.t.g.g.g.g.g.Q-1-Q-Q,i-K-K A 1 f I r I f I f 1 f 5 r 1 r E f ,, ,- 1 E 5 5 r ,I ,- I l. 'f I .., 5 1' 1 i 1 f I f 1 f I T I T L T , I ' I' 1 r 1 MARCH T 1 f .I 6. Senior ballot selected! Observe expanded chests and swelled heads. f .I 2. Student Council publishes handbook. No, it is not merely to carry in one's hanc f -' I' I I l -I 8 Stout, again winning orator, to partici- f .I pate in Star's Oratorical Contest. f ,I f Z f i- ., I ,- T 15-16. Students and faculty let off excess a- ., I 5 steam at Outburst - reat success! '- ' Al g ' ,L CX S f I '- 1 L T 16. East wins State Championship!!! Nuff L 1 said-only we'!l never forget it. I. ., I S h o E -' . . . L .I 19. School gives mixer fat night, tool for L -g our conquering heroes! I 1 5002 E. 24th Sf. g .., ' I' LI . I - y l 23. Our joy dimmed somewhat-team will f ,I We specialize HZ Student-Y Half' not be permitted to take part in Na- i' I . . ' - , 1 fuis. Gmc us a trial. Holm Toumel' il ., I 1 I T 28. A bonfire a mile high-all K. C. and sd A 4 , , -I fire departments come to see it-in -I honor of the team, of course. I .., -129- 1020 Eaxtmzilzn - svenu GRASS 3 7,3 SOUR Gnhss R. x ' 2-,' . ISVNFWWF-R 8 A 5 gf cocne mmf l K wavsraoc. 5 .L -v ff' 1 , 1 . 2 f 'K ff fox TACL , I ' f f l . ' 'I 7 ' v 1 I-Chl!! AV ' I4 1- I , I 1 FRU WQQDS ' ' smnnrweeo ourcc-mink eaefcues 1 f H 'Q A -'- f noun uw l gf' ' Einnhonucn Q .. I I v l' it L ei i 4 ' 1' H a Q 1 A ul . IMP., li. . .L 1 ,. A I IL , ,, ,'k..r,,f1 Q 1 mov suoveas FWOLEMCK E common cmznor 'WO WSE Y l , . 1 A 1 Q I 1 . -J' 1 si' If V - 1 X ' t.'v I f 3 - ' f ,A 7, V J I ' . I- L g,L gk.: 'I f f .- - .4 -K ' 1' 1 W L w --1314 Eastonian 1929 l--1-s-s-1-1--- , , I ':fs:e:Q::f:Q:f:c:cx:Q:Q:r:0:cf:Q x-- I I 1 Linwood 2784 3120 Indiana I I ,- j !- i PARSONS PRINT PLACE I T i Wfhere Service is the Rule 4, I ,- ' L i Wedding Announcements, Invitations, Office Stationery, lr i Booklets, Priced consistent with creditable work. E 4 l 1 l -I HArrison 9350 Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed 351.00 an T ,- 1 I 1 ,.ec MUTUAL CLEANERS 1 , f'r-f-,,,dfKW,ff- L V .Sm QUALITY WORK AND SERVICE i, 1 Om' Own Plant 1' -E Free Delivery ' ' ' A - f I 821 East 12th St. KANSAS CITY, MO. ' I , l I 1 To Your Door Every Day ' I ,- j KNAUSS 8z BOWEN 4, N X J MA OR n DRUG CO. i 1 - ,- i ff I 4 E ...R 24th Lister-CLifton 1102 n ., F fy A 1 I 27th Dlinver-Linwood 2813 I T I 1 L i Prescriptions a Specialty ' l 'I H70 call for and deliver them f 1 and T 1 I I l i C Home of the I li T Q 'Y K 8z B Boys ' 4 Always F resh! 5 I -132- 1929 Eastouian '1'-SCVIYCK :K --1-Q.-- g.g.g.g. -t.- -g.g.g.. l es X X X U l X I I X X X , X X X I 1 1 APRIL . 1. Two additions to building finished, school let out to celebrate. ,E X 6. R. O. T. C. Circus-hut where were the wild men and snakest ??j a- , 9. Budding journalists form Sigma Delta Honorary Society. f i 12. East High songsters sing in music contest. Southwest again takes prize. f 26-27. Seniors show acting ability-play big success-Ruth Stout and Earl Neal leads. i i MAY f . 10 National Honor Society members L C0lIlff3II7llFlIfX announced-great rejoicings. ,E 10 Lit Contest-everybody rarin' to f fight-Kalailus and Leunclians tie. 7 of Um 14 R. O. T. C. walks off with three f cups in Field Meet. f 17 Junior Day-poor Seniors!! i 17 Lit. Societies elect-Bob Kratschmer I heads Kalailus-lVilma Grocsbeck leads Leundians. X 20 1930 Annual staff elected. Now for X another winner. X Zl Echo Staff named. Congratula- !- tions-Cubsl il Office and Plant Z4 Field day- The Juniors are pretty I fair after all, say the Seniors as ' they wash the mud from their ears. i' 3105 Gillham Road Telephone VAlentine 3106 Ii 7 JUNE l Commencement-joy for some- tears for others. Last day of school finally arrives- i its appearance causes regrct.r?r?? And thus ends the yezlr of '29, , -133-- ' ' EB:5ZaDZ33SEEX3Q2a'Z5. a Eastonizzu 1929 . 55 as Z. QQ ' O : a ru 2 1127: 99 22 9 Co 11.2, Egg 3,2 55570211 . 'fi Zu' 2 law 21 r. 'fr Q,-:.:Qr11if-+2211 : OO na- ,wp Q5 2 ze E2 555 fb F1'JfCfJ-r Q' gm rn 55 Q ig -Q r-f EH G ?H Q 'u 3: 12232: Hzixrunxammmmizxznnmirfxnmuzmwfl C3332 Get Our Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere .4 H Ll 3900 East 15th Street E Phone BE nton 7200 H ll - 1 3 4 - IQZQ E0.Yf0I1ff17I -ISS- liusfonimi 1929 liilly Parrent: 'l'hey're giving away a hird with every drink at Fuclge's. hlohn Belger: Oh hoy! 'XVhat kind of a bird? Billy Parrcnt: 'AA swallow. Mr, Tiefel: An unusual thing liappened to me hefore I was married, My wife gave me a ring, and told me if I ever lost it, she would not marry ine. XVell. l lost it one day in Knob Creek. The next week I was eating dinner after a lish- ing trip along the Creek, and suddenly felt something hard in my mouth. Dick Knowles fexcitedlvlt 0h! The ring! Mr. Tiefeli No, a fishlJonel if :if + ,if Bonnie D: Ah, Mr. Grube! NVhat would this Oak say if it could talk P Mr. Grube: It would say, 'I am an elmf ik wk if if Eugene L.: VVaiter, what have you got? Waiter: Well, I've got pig's feet- Eugene L.: I'Never mind telling me your troubles. I want to know what yOu've got to eat. :uf 4: ik Av just Received the Following Popular Pieces Come NVhere My Love Lies Dreaming with illustrated cover. Trust Her Not for 8.50. I Would Not Live Always without accompaniment. See, the Conquering Hero Comes with three parts. The Tale Of a Sword Fish in many scales. Home, Sweet Home in A-flat. ' T !. ' I MYERSON'S SOUTHEAST BOOK STORE I HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS Q SUPPLIES Q ATHLETIC GOODS I T LInwOOd 4071 Linwood and Indiana I. I 3 T .l T I T j ROSEBUD CLEANERS Q- 1 ,- I I E WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED I 1 l ! T Q BEntOn 7710 1806 Indiana 1' 1 l I T l-i-i- -I-I-P -1- - -1-v-i-u-x-x-w-x-m-x-I-i-m-x-i-x-I-x-v-x-m-I-I-s-x-i-,-,-, -136- Easfoniaiz 1929 SCREENINGS Intuition: The mysterious instinct that tells a woman she is always right. as sf ak if Truth is mighty, says the adage. Yes, retorts the hard-boiled cynic, mighty scarce. br sv ak 44 U g llloney talks-very carelessly sometimes-but we have never heard anybody criticise its grammar. ak :r Pk wk If trifles annoy you, remember it isn't the can that worries the dog, but the fact that it's tied to his tail. ff ak as ar Life is full of ups and downs-keeping appearances up and expenses down. Pk 4: Pk ak Usually the fellow who thinks he is the whole cheese is at least a piece of it. if Pk 4: :uf A mistake is evidence that somebody at least tried to do something. wk at :sf if It is awfully hard to do two things at once-which is probably why so few people can forgive and forget. BIC Pk 3? PF The man who lives for himself alone has little to live for. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f Phone BEnt0n 4119 I ' J. F. SCHROEDER 1 That'S the Place to Buy DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GENT'S FURNISHINGS, SHOES l I 24th and Lister Kansas City, MO- Complfments DAVIS OIL CO No 1 24th at Van Brunt N0 2 58th at Swope Parkway I 1 I- L , ' I ' I I I . , ' l - - L I l , ' - ' I I- ..i:n:u:o:u:2i:s ' 5:1 i:i3:3ii:v:vm:n:i -m-x - -x- -1-w- -x-m-1 -137,- 19-39 Euxioizirin XYhat animal, asked Miss Meiiloin. makes the nearest approach to man ? lhe mosquito. timidly answered Berry Tliompson. Pls Pk Pls elf just charge it. said the sweet young thing when she left her storage battery at the garage. :ie as at Pk Mr. Avery: ln what respect is Germany like Holland ? John Martin: lt is a low lying country dammed on all sides. 1 at as ek Sages 'tell us that the best way to get the most out of life is to fall in love with a great prnhlem or a beautiful woman. Most of us do lmth-simultaneously. wk :if ik af Speaking of dwarfs, chimed in the cheerful liar, I knew a dwarf once who was so small that he never could tell whether his corns hurt him or whether he had a headache. wk 94 if :if Motorist: Say, buddy, how far is it to Bingville ? School Boy: XVell, mister. the way you are headed now it is just 24,996 miles: but if you turn around it is only four milesf' Av 1 4: :ic The dog fills an empty place in man's life-especially hot dog. -'ask any- body in the Art Department. , , , , . , :zz 111111155 ---- E' 4 --' II-lllll 2: 'S' ' :si A ass E : l22 Q!! 2 'A'-'I-V-ll'-VNlllUSUN..l.'.'.'l-V-'lvlIll!!!NNI!! W SUPER FINISH COVERS FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 'H f 0 i i Charno Blndery Company y l 716Del3,w3,1'e ViCt0l' 9674 i A Kansas City 1I1.YfI.fllfi0Ilf H ll THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON ' l Butlefs Ambassador Enamel Book Os,-sa B114 ,vo Missouri-Interstate is B H r r 11 54 r ella Br- Paper Co. 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'iipvk Q-f 'Q 1929 Iftljflllll-tlll U ii E ll i i i i ll ii E ii i ii LI i Ll 3325323 The Waste Basket est u 11 as li l x M E Emb- 9 ef.. 2 3249 f 2 i hat Is the Fate of Your Printed Advertising g is it kept to be read again and again-and, finally, to be acted on to Does it go into the waste-basket with no more than a glance, or your profit and the reader's satisfaction? To gain attention your Printed Advertising must be, first of all, attractive. To sell your goods or service it must be so convincingly written it cannot he ignored. Convincing-selling-advertisements are the result of study and research which bring a sympathetic knowledge of the user's wants and needs. Advertisements must be PLANNED before they are written. And, finally, Advertisements intended to escape the waste-basket and to do a good selling job, must be printed well on good paper and with fresh, clean type. A capably manned Plan Department is at your service in pre- paring the ground-work for your Advertising-in producing copy that will impel your prospect's favorable action. Expert typographers will dress your carefully planned copy at- tractively, commanding both attention and respect for your mesf sage. + You are invited toi call us into consultation on your advertising IT problems. The Empire Printing Company l Third Floor Graphic Arts Building , KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Telephones Harrison 7246-7247 ' U Let's Keep Your Advertising Out of the Waste Basket JQZEYJEZE Y rug -142- 1929 Eastouilm Acknowledgment WE. the 1929 Eastonian staff, wish to acknowledge our gratitude and appreciation to those whose services have aided in the publication of this liookg to Miss Ahhott, who has so willingly given her time and serv- ices to the art work, and to the Art Cluh as a whole for its cooperation in the workg to Miss Sutermeister and Mr. Grube for their assistance in the designing of the lxookg to Mr. Nichols for his literary suggestionsg to Miss Baker and Mr. Broadlick, who have gratefully spent hours of time and money in securing advertise- ments, and their assistants for taking care of the sales and lvusinessg to Mr. Sayles of the Empire Printing Company, Mr. Maplesdon and Mr. Fitzer of Burger- Baird Engraving Company for their valuable help in the publication of the Eastoniang and finally. to the school at large for its support in the Eastonian sales. l I.. , ,. -143- sf Qffuiogrczpfzf 45' 1. 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