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

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Tl NAL Nowak X Z I National Honor Society The highest peak of achievement in high school life was attained by thirty-six East High School seniors t.his year, on May 16. On that day, these seniors received the cher- ished National Honor Society pins, and were formally accepted as members of this national organization. They were selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The East Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1928. Each year since then, about fifteen percent of the Senior Class, chosen from the upper quartile, receive this distinctive honor. Eligible students must have been at East at least one year, besides being outstanding in the principles of scholar- ship, character, leadership and service. Each candidate must have faculty approval. A senior has attained the greatest honor pos- sible in high school when he has arrived at this goal. ft ff The National Honor Society Committee is composed of Miss May Farr Hiatt, chairman, Mr. John Broadlick, Mr. Ralph Tiefel, and Miss Evelyn Gilchrist. The members of the Class of '46 who have become members of the National Honor Society are: Bill Hyland, Grant Emery, James Emery, Hilda Kamm, Catherine Glathaar, Dona Fowler, Richard DeShazer, Virginia Mere- dith, Peggy Loper, Leonard O'Neal, Hoyt Shields, Karlin O'Neal, Joy Powell, Nola .lean Hosey, Martha Ann Nichols, Elisabeth Lazenhy, Ruth Dolores Hutchison, Phyllis Sparks, Ralph Toler, Beverly Canine, Don Bauerle, Dorris Runyon, Dorothy Nelson, Beverly Seiff, Frances Williams, Leonard Parks, Barbara Snyder, Shirley Swartz, Joseph Robert Werning, Maurice Thurlo, Charles Russell, William Swanson, Robert Whitting- ton, Ralph Tuleen, Buell Sailor, and Charles Robbins. kv ' IZ! 1 f,5 ff ff ' , f' - , 1 kr 1 , , ,V f, t , , , ., - f Jrff IKM .ff ,4fQJL'f '-5' 'X ' ff' ' . I f , . t I fl ,, , ,, fl, If fly ,ly ' :LV lf, ,f jf If yflf fff,7, 7 ,f X f ff I ,1 -. 10 7:-rf' f-L,,, ,f ' 1 M, J