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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

important journey. 'lAJith Jhe £adt (l ear— 94 7- 94$ Published by the Students of J4i(jL School l J ansas Cllu, 71'k John Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief forward Exciting football games, the cheers and tears at the Literary Contest, the viewing of outstanding talent in the Outburst,” the fun of the Senior Prom, the excitement of Junior-Senior Field Day, and the final march to Pomp and Circumstance,” are some of the memorable happenings of our year at East High School. The Eastonian staff has endeavored to record many of these events of the Story of the Year.” If this book is a personal memento of these outstanding moments, the staff will have accomplished its highest ambition. 2 1' or lastoni an. 1948 Sports FOOTBALL......... BASKETBALL ...... COACHES ......... TRACK............ STUDENT MANAGERS CHEERLEADERS .... GIRLS ATHLETICS . PAGE 14-19 .20-22 ...23 .24-25 ...26 ...27 .28-29 CL aided CLASS ROOM SCENES....................32-37 HOME ROOMS...........................38-49 ' •� ! 4ctiuitied LITERARY SOCIETIES ...................52-57 DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS..............58-63—66-67 Y-TEENS .................................71 HI-Y................................... 70 BAND AND ORCHESTRA....................76-77 ACAPPELLA ...............................64 STUDENT COUNCIL ........1..... .......68-69 ECHO STAFF ...........................72-73 EASTONIAN STAFF ......................74-75 ie.o.j.c. R.O.T.C. LEADERS................................80 RIFLE TEAM AND QUEEN SNAPS......................81 COMPANIES .................................. 82-83 Seniord NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY....................96 JUNIOR AND SENIOR OFFICERS...............97 SENIOR SECTION ......................98-111 SENIOR BALLOT.......................112-113 SENIOR PLAY ............................114 OUTBURST ...............................115 FADS AND FASHIONS...................116-117 SENIOR REGISTRY.....................118-119 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .......................120 t)edication From the first time each of us walks through the doors of East until that final day when they close behind us for the last time, our lives are filled with varied and interesting experiences. As we work together in the classrooms, root for our teams, and take part in club activities, we realize that our school is more than a building of brick, mortar, and stone. It is a storehouse of ideals, action and dreams. It encourages the setting up of goals for achievement which will bring the community, the nation and the world nearer to the attainment of democratic ideals. It is to this spirit of East, that we dedicate our 1948 Eastonian. We feel that we have deepened the spirit and traditions developed through the years. We have become a part of East-High School just as East has become a part of us. John Hamilton. M, mi When we recall our days at East, we shall think of our principal and friend, Mr. C. O. Williams. His principles and philosophy will ever serve as incentives to finer living. His faith, his humor, and his kindness will long be remembered by every student. His vital interest in every student and every organization has made our school year a happy and profitable one. An avid reader, he collects many facts for his excellent speeches from the books and periodi cals in the school library. How can I help you? This opening question paves the way for a friendly discussion of problems. ni 51 ration Supervising the extra-curricular activities, acting as adviser of the junior and senior classes, seeing that the mechanics of the school run smoothly, are just a few of the duties of our busy vice-principal, Mr. John N. Broadlick. He has a sincere interest in all, and his intelligent, dependable judgment guides us through the year's work. His pleasant smile and friendly manner make him a popular administrator. Miss Katherine Stenfors, secretary, and Mrs. Fiances Maddi, registrar, are the efficient office workers. Regardless of their many duties, they take time to show a genuine interest in the affairs of the school and the activities of the pupils. Miss Anna Stewart, our counselor, can be counted on to act wisely and sympathetically in every situation. We appreciate her charm and grace, and in spite of her many tasks, she is never too busy to talk with us. She has a genuine interest in and and an understanding of our problems. Miss Vee Flinn Trigonometry Algebra Geometry Miss Viona Ewalt English Speech Mr. Marion W. Sells Band Orchestra Miss Minnie Baker Typewriting School Accounting Mrs. Neva A. Hutton English Mrs. Frances Maddi Registrar Miss Rose Martin Arithmetic Speech Mr. Richard C. Benson Arithmetic Bookkeeping Shorthand Miss Marie Burrus English English-Civics Mr. Laurence Nivens Vocal Music Mr. Donovan Mabbott Arithmetic Vocal Music Miss Katherine Miller Shorthand Typewriting Mr. J. Lester Fields Bovs' Physical Education Drivers' Education Miss Nora W. Boone Biology Psycology Human Science Miss Flinn Miss Martin Mr. Mabbott Miss Ewalt Mr. Benson Miss Miller Mr. Sell Miss Burrus Mr. L. Fields Miss Baker Mr. Nivens Miss Boone Mrs. Hutton Mrs. Maddi An announcement by Mr. Williams at the Semester luncheon. 8 Miss Cosby Harrison Common Learnings Miss Genevieve A. Nowlin Foods Miss Beneta Reid Clothing Sgt. Jack C. Miller R.O.T.C. Mr. John P. Dix American History World History Civics Mr. James C. Michaels Mathematics Chemistry General Science Miss Anna K. McGloin Human Science Zoology Mrs. Helen M. Lapsley Common Learnings Miss C. Ruth Miller Arithmetic Civics Miss Carolyn Dasbach English Speech Mr. Paul W. Day Physiography Arithmetic Biology Mr. Bernard C. Greene Coordinator Cooperative Occupational Education Miss Virginia McClure English Latin Miss Emma Dim Gilliland American History World History Civics Miss Harrison Miss Nowlin Mr. C. O. Williams carves the turkey at the Football banquet. Miss Reid Miss McGloin Mr. Day Sgt. Miller Mrs. Lapsley Mr. Greene Mr. Dix Miss Miller Miss McClure Mr. Michaels Miss Dasbach Miss Gilliland JJ icjsli .School Mr. C. B. McClure Wood Shop Miss Alice Moss Clothing Foods Miss Mabel M. Cobb Shorthand Typewriting Mr. Edgar E. Curtis Wood Shop Metal Shop Drafting Miss Ina G. Van Volkenburgh Common Learnings Mr. Carl V. West Arithmetic Mathematics Mr. W. M. Grube Horticulture Human Science Biology Mrs. Lucille Hensley Girls’ Physical Education Mr. Gene Sebastian Health Education Boys' Physical Education Miss Ota Crosthwait Common Learnings Miss Eva VanNatta Public Speaking Speech Miss Elenore Canny Girls’ Health Education Mr. L. Clayton Dickson Common Learnings Mr. L. A. Priefert Metal Shop Mr. Sebastian Miss Moss Miss Van Volkenburgh Miss Crosthwait Miss Cobb Mr. West Miss VanNatta Mr. Curtis Mr. Grube Miss Canny Mr. Dickson Mrs. Hensley Mr. Priefert Mr. McClure Mr. Williams talks with Miss Frances Raine, new Home Economics teacher. 10 Miss Evelyn Gilchrist Study Hall Mr. E. C. Fields Civics English Miss May Farr Hiatt American History World History Civics Miss Agnes Crawford Art Mr. Roy F. Brown Boys' Physical Educatior Football and Track Mr. W. S. Esther General Science Physics Radio Aeronautics Miss Virginia Welch Publications Typewriting English Miss Katherine Stenfors Secretary Miss Marian Storms Girls’ Physical Education Miss Edith Tarbet Arithmetic Miss Gilchrist Mr. Fields Miss Roberta Hendee chats with Coach Miss Hiatt Miss Crawford Brown at the teachers’ boxes in the Miss Welch Miss Stenfors office. Miss Wells Miss Willitt Miss Nell Wells Common Learnings r Miss Jessie M. Willitt American History American Problems Miss Celia Waring English Civics Mr. Ralph Tiefel Algebra Drafting Mr. Brown Mr. Esther Miss Storms Miss Tarbet Miss Waring Mr. Tiefel I ' sttmA 14 Jack Vaughn A R S Dan Mathis . t • V - mm m i li � f V ■ ha r m . - Junior Paris The Bear squad netted three first-string all-stars. Jack the giant killer” Vaughn was an excellent end, always full of fight. Dan Mathis, chosen for his excellent running, passing, tackling, and blocking, stepped into the backfield. One of the leagues most speedy and rugged chargers was Junior Paris. He was the downfall of many opposing backs, and a bulwark of the East defense. 16 Among the second team all-stars was Ted Pickett, ace Grizzly field general. Driving power was supplied the team by Dale Miles. Lowell Morse missed the first string by but a single vote. Those receiving honorable mention were: Backs, Elleman, and Wells; Tackles, Hogan and Richelieu; Guard, Henley and Center, Nichols. Dale Miles •k;. Ted Pickett � Lowell Morse A L L 17 IS i 64 62fi S7 S' - ' 53 I 50 '3g§ ,r,,? 35 jj£ % ‘§ .© 61 §© §4)- V 7 ' l |l ’ iVt ■ . ; FIRST TEAM To0 Row: Cunningham, Plisowski, Miles, Kline, Morse, Hogan, Kibler, Esther. Third Row: Simmons, Meloy, Cherry, DeShazcr, Holbrook, Reardon, Richilieu. Second Row: Nichols, Wells, Henley, Mathis, Vaughn, Earley, Schafer, Frix. First Row: Elleman, Pagett, Roark, Paris, Branski, Crow, Stanley. J-ootba ((Season Jn ?, euieiv East 25—Manual 7 The fighting Bears opened the ’47 league season with a rousing victory over the Manual eleven. The Cardinals were able to score in the late minutes of the game. East 20—Westport 0 Playing the rangy Westport team, the Grizzlies capitalized on Tiger fumbles. Swift chargers of the Bruin line took the bobbles made by the Bengals, and the Bear backfield was quick to convert them into touchdowns. East 19—Paseo 0 The Pirates held the mighty East gridsters scoreless for the first half of the game. Tom Cook was hard to hold, and his passing and running might have meant touchdowns had the Green and Black gridmen been less alert. East 31—Southeast 0 Hopes for the title grew as the East machine rolled over the Southeast Knights. The Bears set a scoring record for the period up to this time. East had begun to prove her quality. A Southeast player slows Miles as others rush in. 18 East 13—Central 6 Clipping the wings of the Central Eagles was a little more difficult than the previous games had been for the Easterners. They were scored upon a second time by a pass from Jerome Willingham to Jack Snapps. The power of the East aggregation was at last recognized. East 7—Southwest 6 A thrill a minute as the Bears edged out the Indians bv the narrow margin of one point. A Dass, Mathis to Pickett, accounted for that point. Power wasn't lacking, however, for the Bears had scored two touchdowns which were called back for penalties. East 13—Northeast 16 This was the last and the most crucial game of the season for the Bears. This was the game that decided the championship. The powerful Norsemen found the sparky East aggregation no easy opponent, for even though the line was strong and the Vikines weighed an average of 38 pounds more, the mighty Bears drew first blood as they had in their previous tilts. A desperate but beautiful aerial failed the Bears in the final SECOND TEAM minutes. To Kw: Lewis, Johnson. Violett Duffy, Patterson, James, Trarv, Fidler, Chennault, Niess. Botoroff, Wilhite. Third Row: Mavnard. Courts. Bomberger, Vieth, Cornell, Karr, Riges, Finney. Vinson, Felrenberger, Galistel. Second Row: Dull, Thursby, Palmer, Van Trump. Fricke. Aichele, Cross, O'Neal, Slocum, Domville Bottom Row: Evans, Sayles, Dickeman, Harvill, Barnes, Collins, Brown, Kraus, Poindexter, Larkins Lockard 19 Dan Mathis F Jerry Nichols F W°menrS The Rebound John Willson F Charles McCormick F-C ears Up FOR REBOUND and set on victory, the East Bears met the Ward Cyclones Friday January 30. Though the boys were disappointed in the final score Ward 43, East 30, the picture is proof that Dale Roark, 00; Raymond Kline, 98 and Ted Pickett, 66; were on their toes. John Wilson, 77 and Dan Mathis, 33; arc wide awake and ready for the tip-off. INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE East defeats Southeast 35-20 East defeats the tall champions—-Westport 21-20 East defeats Southwest 30-26 East loses to Paseo 27-34 East defeats Central 43-34 East defeats Manual 46-27 East loses to Northeast in championship game 22-25 The bears played ten non-league games, winning half. Tying for second in the league, they also took a second place trophy in the State Sub-Regionals. Second earn Top Row: Neice, Lewis, Kibler, Esther, Patterson, Tracy, Ikely. Bottom Row: Lockart, Pagett, Edmonson, Howey, Callins, Jacks, Lyons. 22 Congratulations, boys!” The entire school echoes Coach Sebastian as he shakes hands with Dale Roark and Dan Mathis, city All-Stars in basketball. DL “Big 3our”WaL Seaion Coach Roy Brown, head coach at East High, has been football and track coach since 1938. In that length of time he has had one championship in football and second place for four years. As track mentor, he has had three seconds, a first in the Big Six, and his boys romped home with the first-place trophy in the Big Seven this year. He is considered by other coaches as one of the most sportsmanlike in the city. Coach Gene Sebastian, former graduate and athletic star of East, returned to his Alma Mater to coach the 1947 basketball team. His 1948 team just missed the interscholastic championship. Coach Les Fields is the man behind the 1, 2, 3, 4” of the gym classes and athletic squads. He lays the groundwork for those outstanding teams. Mr. W. S. Esther is the efficient business manager of the athletic department. He organizes contests for the sale of tickets. 23 The Big Four appear to be well pleased with the season. Left to right, Coach Sebastian, Coach Fields, Mr. Esther, Coach Brown p oun di incj Top Row: Karr, Reardon, Johnson, Neiss, Aicneie, Bersuch, Paynter, Esther, Kibler. Third Rou : Wallace, Schaffer, Domville, Bennett, Poindexter, Duffy, Slocum, Cornell, Bowers, Ligget, Meloy, Mathis. Second Row: Henley, Paris, Elleman, Riggs, Simmons, Chapman, Campbell, Harvill, Cherry, Wilson, Finney, Willson. Bottom Row: Vinson, LaLande, Thursby, Earley, Morse, Richelieu, Pagett, Larkins, Green. The Jlie (binder3 Henry Earley, checks up on his broad jump. Left to right: Eugene Maher, Bob Leek, Henry Earley, Coach Brown, Fred Leech, and Manuel Guiterrez. John Willson clears the bar. Speed 'er8 The sky is the limit,” say Dan Mathis and John Willson. Jim Wells hands the baton off to Ed Henley. C ome Strawberry Shortcake, Gooseberry Pie, On The Sidelines are Eugene Maher, Robert Leek, Fred Leeth, and Manuel Guiterrez, studenr managers. 26 VOLLEYBALL SPORTSDAY TEAM Top Row: Joann Dale, Mary Cowell, Mary Brockmeier, Dot Nash, Lillian Upp, Gloria Mancini, Jo Ellen Ruse. Bottom Row: Joy Corbin, Beverly Phillips, Margaret Pence, Lois Ray, Betty Sousley. Since health plays such an important role in school life and future life, it is necessary that schools prepare all students for a healthful existence. The Girls’ Physical Education department endeavors to accomplish this through the presentation of scientific knowledge, through games, exercise and the development of skills. The department is under the capable direction of Miss Marion Storms and Mrs. Lucille Hensley. Basketball games are always exciting. 28 _y$f ter- )clioo( Activities 2) euelop f- hyiical jJ itneSA Sportsdays are important in the activities of the year. Large numbers participated in hockey, soccer, basketball and baseball. Ice skating at the Pla-Mor, bowling, badminton, and hand tennis were some of the individual sports. Athletic awards are given to those who take part in the after-school activties. HOCKEY PLAY-DAY TEAM Top row: Grace Stave, Mary Brockmeier, Pat Thompson, Dot Nash, Mary Cowell, Betty Askins, Virginia Jones. Bottom row: Jo Ellen Ruse, Juanita Murphy, Joan Dale, Bernadine Garten, Gloria Man-cini, Betty Sousley, Margaret Pence. 29 Spanish costumes and customs prove interesting. Visual aids in the social sciences 32 Nurse proctors aid the school nurse Library proctors discuss a display Ten members of the ACappella Choir sing Christmas carols Lights! Action! Camera! for the drama group 55 The fighting Bears in battle formation Practice makes perfect,” the typists say 37 oomd HOME ROOM B-9 Physical Education Miss Storms Top Row: Jane Buehlig, Tacom, Sexton, Williams, Martino, Longstaff, Wasson, Bersuch. Second Row: Durossette, Jean Buehlig, Crow, Howard, Parsons, Hammond, Nixon. Bottom Row: Flynn, Blackburn, Clark, Taylor, Moore, Gibson, Denning, Shirley. HOME ROOM B-9 Physical Education Miss Storms Top Row: Yardley, Rue, Biggs, Weaver, Hink, Smith, Cox. Second Row: Pence, Sevier, Annis, Lowe, Cline, Joan Wilson. Bottom Row: Jean Wilson, Shields, Brasher, Patterson, Bor-gelt, Bradshaw, Johnson. HOME ROOM 215 Art Miss Crawford Top Row: Cates, Steffelbach, Lyon, Vaughn, Ritze, Glathaar. Walker, Murphy. Fourth Row: Roark, DeShazer, Kline, Laney, Pence, Lockard, McCrory. Third Row: Lightfoot, McCurry, Sullivan, Comstock, Lowe, Miles, Chapman. Second Row: Moore, Phillips, Bersuch, Nystrom, Mahoney, Smith, Kenney, Penniston. Bottom Row: Hurley, Kowalski, West, Kunzweiler, Miller, McClintic, Stetler, Perkins. HOME ROOM 317 Public Speaking Miss VanNatta Top Row: Butcher, Fricke, Holbrook, Howey, Peuster, Redd, Lee, Simmons. Second Row: Wilson, Fisher, Cox, Jones, Duncan, C. Reed, McGlasson. Bottom Row: Payne, Hopkins, Bornaman, W. Reed, Fieber, Bergner, Garton, Beal. 38 oomA HOME ROOM 212 Algebra I Mr. Tiefel Top Row: Winkler, Branski, Galistel, Wheeler, Patterson, Bateman, Folsom, McKern, Scofield. Third Row: Werning, W. Nash, Silvey, Bunch, Dillon, Ker-sten, Mistele, Fiddler, Stoner. Second Row: Chiswell, Toevs, Wilson, Colby, Austin, J. Isom, Dumber, Barnes. Bottom Row: Higinbotham, Dopp, Ratty, L. Isom, Gooding, J. Nash, Shockley, Elleman, Warner. HOME ROOM 107 Health Education Mr. Sebastian Top Row: Brandon, Kapple, Grasher, Duffy, Glathar, Morgan, Dir, Dowdy, Hurt. Third Row: Vaughn, Woodroff, Lemons, Spencer, Manford, Cresswell, Haller, Hunter. Second Row: Jones, Esslinger, Blair, Stephens, Welch, Tucker, King, McHenry. Bottom Row: Trussell, Gibson, Snyder, Adams, Mullins, Ku-dart, Daniels, Ganzer. HOME ROOM 407 Arithmetic Miss Tarbet Top Row: Hutchins, Haney, Britton, Chambers, Baker, Hurley, Conrad. Third Row: Neal, Wilhelm, Frazier, Ehret, Harrison, Anderson, Yazel. Second Row: Humston, Brewer, Easterwood, Vinyard, Vogels-meier, Tetrick, Tabor, Simpson. Bottom Row: Ervin, Shoemaker, Scott, Tripp, Showalter, Taylor, Snedden, Schleifer, Pittman. HOME ROOM 307 Belated Trade Information Mr. Greene Top Row: Barton, Carter, Wren, Little, Boyers, Main, Baker, Bullard. Third Row: Hill, Makadanz, Clark, Bales, Collins, Thomas, McCarthy. Second Row: Allison, Pasha, Jones, Turnbough, Birch, Warrens, Coate, Nisser. Bottom Row: Thompson, Merriman, Green, Dingle, Felz, Nas-tave, Watson, Suiter. 39 e. pveSe ntcitiueS HOME ROOM 315 English Miss Waring Top Row: Grady, Wallace, Whitebread, Gee, Lewis, Paynter. Worley, Domville. Third Row: Johnson, Lemberger, Anderson, Harrell, Spears, Shanahan, Rupp. Second Row: Vinson, Stanback, Martin, Raney, Maynard, Scott, Crouch, Branson, Huffaker. Bottom Row: Perry, Shaw, Kinnevan, Phillips, Bensing, Pli-sowski, Hatfield, Dearing, Oryall. HOME ROOM 201 Study Hall Miss Gilchrist ' Top Row: Haller, White, Green, Sousley, Batchelder, Harris, Logan, Chapman, Cox. Second Row: Hanks, Vermillion, Edmonston, Jacobson, Howard, Hanson, Harp. Bottom Row: Heckart, Minnick, Stevens, Dale, Depplar, Ma-haney, Brown, Bopp, Meisner. HOME ROOM 201 Study Hall Miss Gilchrist Top Row: Potter, Mathis, Sloan, Stanley, Stogsdill, Whitney, Martin. Second Row: Knight, Mistele, Maynard, Fuller, Bowers, Hock-ensmith. Bottom Row: Lynn, Hall, Swift, McAfee, Carpenter, Beasley, Gregg, Leeper. HOME ROOM 313 English Mrs. Hutton Top Row: Perry, Nichols, Hogendorn, Porter, Fidler, Violett, Lindahl, Richelieu. Third Row: Askins, Martinson, Tully, Taylor, Young, Briggs, McCauley, VanCleave, Turner. Second Row: Julian, Peterson, Merideth, Henson, Moorhead, Pierce, Neely, Stuckey, Ray. Bottom Row: Wisdom, Masters, Redmon, Riley, McNamara, Dover, Stringer, Watkins, Covher. 40 Cjiue Pupils ( Joice in School Affairs HOME ROOM 211 Arithmetic Miss Ruth Miller Top Row: Westphal, Penninston, Lawson, Pollard, Root, Potter, Wheeler, Miller, Weisdorfer. Third Row: Zweimiller, Compton, J. Lynn, Fonville, McDonald, Briscoe, Spoor, Kline. Second Row: McNamara, Mitchell, Riffe, H. Martin, Mc-Comas, Neal, Morrison, Jones, DeFord. Bottom Row: Laningham, Spears, D. Lynn, Yale, McCaulley, Todd, Woodward, M. Martin. HOME ROOM 205 Physiography Mr. Day Top Row: O’Bannon, Arnold, Weaver, Sexton, Kapple, Wood-roof, Tucker, Gardner, C. Tuller. Second Row: Imes, Kersey, Richards, Dull, Mead, Whitebread, Gilio, Dutoit. Bottom Row: Williams, Long, L. Tuller, Corbin, Frazier, Day-ton, Crane, Evans, Grow. HOME ROOM 208 Arithmetic Miss Martin Top Row: Clinkenbread, Bunyan, Greathouse, Askins, Taylor, Haynes, Wyble, E. Simpson, Camp. Second Row: Edwards, Templeton, Lucas, Enloe, Cothern, Goetz, Shadwick, Runyon. Bottom Row: Holmes, Evans, Rue, Fensom, Dye, Allen, Tray-ford, Shoemaker, J. Simpson, Schroff. HOME ROOM 206 Study Hall Miss McClure Top Row: George, Blair, Lunceford, O’Neal, Silvey, Liggitt, Duffy, Little. Third Row: Delph, McCarthy, Mills, Reeves, Shawgo, Weaver, Renfro, Baker, Blansit. Second Row: Maupin, Weakley, Oden, LeGrand, Norris, Lightner, Barr, Brandes. Bottom Row: Harvey, Cox, Frederick, Maddox, Peters, Turk, Long, Langley, Hall. 41 J rome a oomd HOME ROOM B-9 Physical Education Mrs. Hensley Top Row: Hardcastle, Gardner, Brandr, Briscoe, Grife, Henrv, Sranback, Barber, Kinkead, Chambers. Third Row: Smith, Brown, Betty Cole, Fares, Burel, Bomar, Gilliam, Hendricks, Heckart. Second Row: Burbey, Ferguson, Fonville, Baty, Farabee, Crig-ler, Edgell, Barchers, Dooling. Bottom Row: Hagelin, Berry, Baker, Gwinn, Ewan, Herron, Endsley, Bowman, Bonnie Cole, Clayborn, Draper. HOME ROOM B-3 Band Mr. Sell Top Row: Ballard, Vieth, Niess, Bomberger, Kline, Hankins, Enke, Clayton, Cunningham, Schoole, B. Halcombe. Third Row: Clark, Smith, Yates, Collins, Williams, Borna-man. Burns, Thompson, George, Smith. Second Row: Ligon, Cawbv, Farris, Pruett, Carson, Anderson, Whitaker, Hurst, V. Halcombe, Harvey, Willis. Bottom Row: Hyatt, Licata, Juengling, Kelsey, Apple, Johnson, Moore, Gimmarro, Lewis, Morrow. HOME ROOM 303 Human Science Miss McGloin Top Row: Smith Matthes, Lockard, B. Phillips, Cowell, Norman, Vieth, Josim, Sands. Third Row: Helms, Stark, D. Phillips, Raney, Hilker, James, Roberts, Gulick, Bahr. Second Row: Tompkins, Jackson, Nash, Sousley, Dahlstedt, Baker, Scott, Robertson, Bean. Bottom Row: Kurtz, Means, Walton, Marshall, Wilson, Gra-sher, Hogan, Rowland, Shepard. HOME ROOM 306 English Miss Dasbach Top Row: Monath, Thompson, Jacks, Grant, Easley, Bullard, Simpson, Walton. Third Row: John Williams, June Williams, Upp, Pennington, Ingram, Large, Molder, Hill. Second Row: Selder, Hults, Evans, Spaw, Collins, Eberhardt, Reed, R. Simpson, Bailey. Bottom Row: Orr, Garton, Sloan, Diekman, Linebaugh, Moore, Liggett, Barber, Alexander. 42 Jrome ooms HOME ROOM 107 Physical Education Mr. L. Fields Top Row: Gunn, White, Stonebraker, Marsh, Swaithes, Wallace, Boots, Orlando. Third Row: Peters, Woods, Morse, Johnson, D. Francis, R. Francis, Cook, Bailey. Second Row: Wimsatt, Stirton, Willis, Purvis, Shriver, Barnes, Hanson, Robert. Bottom Row: Northcutt, Lombardo, Woodruff, Miller, Roark, Hoke, Reed, Ledgerwood, Sabin. HOME ROOM 405 American History Miss Hiatt Top Row: Stock, Gutierrez, Ritchie, Campbell, Childs, Bir-gam, Conroy, Rolls, DeFord. Third Row: Peth, Boak, Cady, Freitik, Graham, Hovis, Lowe, Stave, Conner. Second Row: Schell, Black, Herron, Bowman, Trotter, West, Leffingwell, Galegor, Dryja. Bottom Row: Sulman, Reno, Hales, Pence, Potchad, Roe, Aszmus, McGuire. HOME ROOM 402 American History Miss Gilliland Top Row: Bahr, Nelson, Felz, Ganzer, Copple, Fair, Owings, Frederick, Jones. Third Row: McDonald, Stuckey, Pagett, Adamson, Beckner, Swayze, McKern, Allen, Hull. Second Row: Kurtz, Allison, Cole, Campbell, Yoder, Boehm, Smith, Holdner. Bottom Row: Woolsey, Cresswell, DeMoss, Burel, Taylor, Heckart, Fenton, Holman. HOME ROOM 107 Physical Education Mr. Brown Top Row: Sweet, Hughs, Wendell, Shoemaker, Templeton, Lewis, Kline, Ragsdale, Fetters. Third Row: Leslie, Moore, Parks, J. White, Shelton, R. Heav-ener. Hill, Delmont. Second Row. Maddox, Nebel, Freeland, Bailey, Hamilton, G. White, Huffman, Eller, Bales. Bottom Row: Barnard, Cross, Lux, Watkins, Roberts, B. Heav-ener, Wolfe, Heflin. 43 RJC. roSS an JCc ommun itij C hedt rived HOME ROOM 209 Biology Miss Boone Top Row: Bales, R. Johnston, Moore, Chennault, Gulick, Lynch, D. Johnston, Stonebraker. Third Row: Rupp, Boswell, Cash, Redd, Hatfield, Kunzweiler, Stuckey, Denning. Second Row: Heitman, Perkins, Lyons, Forsythe, Dombroski, James, Dayton, Kilventon. Bottom Row: Heck, Hennessy, Combs, Russell, Poindexter, Hougland, Jaquess, Wolfe. HOME ROOM 321 Arithmetic Mr. Mabbott Top Row: Smith, VanDyke, Barlow, Kelley, Brown, Melton, Bohlen. Third Row: Myers, Rathbun, Maness, Graham, Douglas, Ickes, Wholey. Second Row: Magee, Woods, Boyce, Allen, Courier, Bales, Luker. Bottom Row: Howell, Adams, Vogan, Zweimiller, Wallace, White, Wray, Wise. HOME ROOM 203 General Science Mr. Esther Top Row: Young, Rowlett, Thursby, Riggs, James, Busey, Anderson, Perrin. Third Row: Shields, George, Shelton, Dull, Maher, Maynard, Smith, Scribner. Second Row: Grate, Fry, Chance, Adams, Hales, LaBelle, Ded-rick, Brower. Bottom Row: Donahoe, Ames, Kaumans, Freeland, Hafner, Maloney, Wilson, Oryall. HOME ROOM 401 Home Economics Miss Nowlin Top Row: Freude, Cowell, Byfield, Jackson, Finfrock, Coate, Broyles. Third Row: Handley, Fuller, Burton, Borgelt, Brandes, Hill, Wiltshire, Breeding. Second Row: Grimm, Eller, Bochiere, Adair, Dolde, Harrell, Gray, Bergner. Bottom Row: Hathorn, Hackethorn, Faulkner, Ellis, Cox, Cobb, Burr, Evans. 44 are J lome l oomS HOME ROOM 310 Arithmetic Mr. West Top Row: Paris, Lomax, Phillips, Reed, Marshall, Merideth, Neal, O’Brien, Hamilton, Harrison. Second Row: Wall, Martin, Mooney, Morgan, Latimer, Groves, Proctor, Perkins, Martz. Bottom Row: Roberts, Nelson, Heberling, Rosanbalm, Jewell, Robert, Stanfield, Elliott, Tomlinson. HOME ROOM 207 Horticulture Mr. Gmbe Top Row: Cockell, Leeth, Adams, Pounds, Morse, Minnick, Tomlinson, Shaffer. Second Row: Scott, Eek, Vandolah, Capoot, Cornelius, DeFord, McDonald. Bottom Row: Bensing, Strong, Brown, Shepherd, Murphy, Moore, Reid, Dunphy. HOME ROOM 311 Typewriting Miss K. Miller Top Row: O'Brien, Smith, Brockmeier, Hollansworth, Strobel. Burgard, G. Thompson, M. Williams, Nash. Second Row: Hitaffer, Mawhiney, McPherson, Skinner, Selder, P. Thompson, Kasper, Tracy, Rotroff. Bottom Row: Toler, Cobb, B. Williams, Bickel, Brown, La-Lande, Mais, Garrison, Heath. HOME ROOM 213 Hygiene Miss Canny Top Row: Roberts, Kelley, Schuldt, Lana, Shanahan, McCrory, Spaw, Williams, Hohenberg. Second Row: Kilburn, Pauley, Lewis, Roelfson, E. Lowe, Hum-bird, Trapp, Stark, Smith. Bottom Row: Helms, Joslin, V. Lowe, Kenepaske, Pittman, Westring, Martin, Reece, Rannabargar, Jaquess. 45 Jrome oomS HOME ROOM 404 Homemaking Miss Reid Top Row: McCaslin, Bell, Lawrence, Robertson, Yardley, Hatfield, Lockard, Arney, Rinkenbaugh. Third Row: Kenney, Stowe, Roelofson, Holt, Kanatzac, Lowe, Reser, Weaver. Second Row: Merritt, Davidson, Holbrook, Henson, Jones, Shaffer, Patterson, Smith, Scarbrough. Bottom Row: Hagelin, Hindricks, Janes, Hammon, Key, Swope, Goosey, Deskins, Johnson. HOME ROOM 108 English Miss Ewalt Top Row: Rusco, Kenney, Parsons, Lawrence, Newsome, McCoy, Case, Feltenberger. Third Row: Jacobs, Carl, Yeoman, Karr, Bennett, Noble, Vinson. Second Row: Stagg, Simpson, Tabor, Rathburn, Moran, Knight, Ruse, Maloney, Hilton. Bottom Row: Shepherd, Thursby, Foote, Shaw, Peck, Trussell, Guriy, Laursen, Uht. HOME ROOM 309 Typewriting Miss Cobb Top Row: McNamara, Ehrhardt, Holman, Willson, DeMoss, Bailey, Hymer, Cox, Wessley. Third Row: Ratty, Brandon, Boles, Thorpe, Frederick, Budd, Brown, Mudd, Adams. Second Row: Murray, Henley, Boyd, Roberts, Durossette, Smith, Spencer, Myers, Peer. Bottom Row: Hosey, DeForest, Fullerton, Klinebaugh, Morgan, Jones, Petitt, Irwin, Pfeiffer. HOME ROOM 308 Civics Mr. E. C. Fields Top Row: Johnston, Pittman, Thomson, Courts, Hudgens, Kraus, Wieligman, Malott, Bottorff. Third Row: LaLande, Kinnevan, Giese, Smith, Holden, Sned-den, Wright, Bingham. Second Row: Green, Wall, Behee, Evans, Brown, Frix, Williams, Whittlesey. Bottom Row: Phillips, Benton, Meisner, Childress, House, Fowler, W. Holden, Calvert, Mapes. 46 J£ome ooms HOME ROOM 204 English Mr. Cummins Top Row: Marks, Russell, Joy, Moore, Webb, Van Trump, Evans. Second Row: Wallace, Liggett, Marquis, Geer, Atwood, Van-atta. Bottom Row: Kinnamon, Sizemore, Pursley, NovoGradac, Smith, Schneider, Peck, Toler. HOME ROOM B-5 Metals Mr. Priefert Top Row: Davis, Pilsowski, Jacques, Freeman, Miles, Cowan, Frix, Nelson, Dooley, Renfrow. Bottom Row: Edmondson, Paynter, Sayles, Hillegas, Haynes, Stanback, Elleman, Magers, Jackson. HOME ROOM 304 Algebra Miss Flinn Top Row: Jones, Henley, McClellan, Charos, Jagow, Esther, Kibler, Hogan, Meloy, Crow. Second Row: Green, House, Laningham, Dysart, Eicholtz, Amos, Lawrence, Fisher, Peterson, Higinbotham. Bottom Row: Gouty, Dir, O'Dell, Larkin, Beatty, Poslick, Har-vill, Brasel, Grate, Murray, Lowden. HOME ROOM 301 Music Mr. Nivens Top Row: Fraley, Croch, McCulley, Gillham, Minnick, Walker, Eldridge. Second Row: Willcoxson, Scott, DeAtley, Shadwick, Meeink, Johnson, Miller. Bottom Row: Stucker, Schleifer, Lunceford, Scharfenberg, Holmes, Benneson, Rousseau. 47 Jlonie oom$ HOME ROOM 319 English Miss Burnis Top Row: Waddell, Chapman, Berberich, Opalka, Bauman, Wagner. Third Row: S. Smith, Weldon, Brown, Hodges, Carpenter, Lewis, A. Smith. Second Row: Estes, Kurtz, Felz, Ellis, Delmont, Bleistein, Monath, Johnson. Bottom Row: Mawhiney, Danforth, Quintana, Jones, Hill, Leek, Sieggen, Bullard. HOME ROOM 212 Study Group Mr. Dix Top Row: Oden, Tracy, Sadler, Young, Jenkins, Brown, Cornell. Third Row: Larkins, Borgelt, Davis, Aichele, Perkins, Palmer, Thomas. Second Row: Carpenter, Slocum, Krebs, White, Hinrichs, Wagner, Callahan, Nie. Bottom Row: Miller, Weber, Large, Haynes, Moberly, Molder, Albauer. HOME ROOM 403 American Problems Miss Willitt Top Row: Little, Glathaar, Breedlove, Smith, Paris, Lazenby, Pierce, Russell, Fredrick. Third Row: Gallagher, Templeton, Flucke, Mooney, Long, Massey, Milholland, Naylor, Carl, Tluscik. Second Row: Burel, Mauk, Trigg, Chapman, Mizer, Swanson, Nicholson, Rice, Vaselaros. Bottom Row: Klcpper, Mancini, Hahn, Redmon, Trayford, Ross, Moberly, Dyer, Nash, Tull. HOME ROOM B-l Industrial Arts Mr. McClure Top Row: Aldrich, Day, Meredith, Earley, Reardon, Swartz, Downey. Second Row: Ponak, Boyce, Bowers, Howell, Reid, Harp. Bottom Row: Billman, Brown, Sauvain, Tibbs, Skaggs, Ingram, Bensing. 48 oomo HOME ROOM 305 Arithmetic Mr. Benton Top Row: Drew, Green, Cain, Domville, Bradley, Clark, Crumm. Third Row: Neely, Cummings, Turley, Meier, Nelson, Nisser, Mathis. Second Row: Garrigues, Willson, Graham, Hansen, Gallagher, McDaniel, Wasson. First Row: Bledsoe, Giudici, Bower, Priefert, McKenzie, Hollansworth, Olsen, Pence. Four girls assist Miss Baker in keeping accounts. Left to right: Beverly McNamara, Evelyn Redmon, Marilyn Redmon, Betty Halcombe. HOME ROOM 104 Mathematics Mr. Michaels Top Row: Cockell, Chennault, Bennett, Cross, Fagan, Hawn, Shepherd, Nie. Third Row: Morgan, Johnson, Landis, Brown, Kilgore, Gilio, Sailor. Second Row: Dahlstedt, Peterson, Tull, Ruse, McGuire, Boots First Row: Wilson, Wheeler, Dooley, Smith, Corman, Mau-kin, Beheel. A C T I V I T I E S s nnua t CiL erar. f NARRATIVE Webster................... Alone”..............Dick Hogan Eulexia................ Anne’s Victory”...............Mary Carpenter Hamilton............ A Nigger’s Justice”...............Jim McNamara Leundis................ Our Secret...............Frankie Burgard Kalailu............. The Lost is Found __Joyce Staffleback School-at-large.... The Gold Basketball’.......Lee Hankins ORATION Webster............ Conspiracy of Rienzi”........LeRoy Lindahl Eulexia............ The Supreme Menace”......Clare Beasley Hamilton........ Sparatacus to Roman Envoys”...............Don Dull Leundis........-........ Youth Aflame”........Beverly Rotroff Kalailu............... Builders of Destiny”..............Greta Rakes School-at-large..... Toussaint L’Ouverture”........Winona Reed ESSAY Webster..................... Snow .................Hugh Wilson Eulexia................ Superstitious”..........Joan Hardcastle Hamilton..................................... Your World” Bill DeShazer Leundis.......... On Being a Preacher’s Kid”......Myrle Young Kalailu..... Our Children Must Have Manners”...Roberta Knight School-at-large..... Never to be Forgotten”........Lois Swayze EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Webster ...............................................Bert Larkin Eulexia....................................Delores Bornaman Hamilton...........................................Gail Dull Leundis........................................Nancy Bergner Kalailu................................................Teddy Violett DECLAMATION VERSE Webster......... The Forest of My Dreams”.....Richard Sexton Eulexia................. Day Dreams ..........Betty Sousley Hamilton....... A Mountain Climber’s Dream”....Edwin Moore Leundis.................. Our Youth”...........Danna Kasper Kalailu.................. November .......Georgia Thompson School-at-large........ The Lost Town”......Yvonne Kinkead Webster.............. Brothers Take a Bow”.........Carl Bickel Eulexia...................... Rebecca”.......Mary Ellen Williams Hamilton............... The American Way”.. ....Arthur Peuster Leundis.................... Dark Victory”.........Corilee Fullerton Kalailu.................... Angel Street”..........Shirley Gulick School-at-large...... Beyond the Last Mile”.......Tommy Butcher Top Row: Amos, Hollansworth, Rakes, Fetters, HinricKs, Mehaney Fifth Row: Eller, Thompson, Beal, Hilker, Violett, McPherson Fourth Row: Padgett, Pierce, Vincent, McKern, Freitik Third Row: Wisdom, Peery, Howey, Shields, Riley Second Row: Nash, Owings, Gulick, Gillham, McNamara, Rowland Bottom Row: Redd. Smith, Wallace First Semester OFFICERS Greta Rakes..................................President....... Jeanne Mehaney................................Vice-president... Dorothy Gillham...................................Secretary.. Johnny Hollansworth...............................Treasurer.. Joan Rowland......................................Kalailet... Milton Wallace................................Sergeant-at-Arms. Marilyn McKern....................................Reporter... Georgia Thompson...................................Critic.... Sponsor............................................ Second Semester Johnny Hollansworth ....Dorothy Gillham .......Shirley Gulick .....Jeanne Mehaney ....Marilyn McKern ..........Dale Amos . ..Georgia Thompson .........Greta Rakes ...Mrs. Neva Hutton 53 ilexia ejCiteraru Socieh y Top Row: Nash, Mauk, Massey, Cox, Williams, Beasley. Fifth Row: Dyer, Hopkins, McCully, Hardcastle, Lockard, Martinson. Fourth Row: Carpenter, Moorehead, Frederics, Crane, Dahlstedt, Knight. Third Row: Hanson, Collins, Boehm, Cornett, Briggs, Cresswell. Second Row: Holman, Allison, Jones, Bornaman, Henson, Cox. Bottom Row: Woolsey, Holmes, Brown, Sousley. First Semester Clare Beasley....... Patsey Massey....... Mary Carpenter...... Mary Lou Cox........ Mary Ellen Williams. Joanne Mauk......... Faylene Holman...... Dorothy Nash........ Officers ....President.... ...Vice-president... ....Secretary.... ....T reasurer... ....Eulexian...... .Serge ant-at-Arms. ......Critic..... ....Reporter..... Second Semester ...Mary Ellen Williams ........Mary Lou Cox ........Dorothy Nash ........Patsey Massey .........Clare Beasley ..........Emma Dyer .........Betty Sousley .......Phyllis Knight Miss Katherine Miller Kunzweiler, Boles, Childs, Hogan. lAJebiter cjClterarij ocieb Moore, Capoot, Stuckey, Edmonson, Poindexter, Imes, Shepherd, Woodroof, Cherry, Arnold, Brown, Bullard. Larkins, Thomas Palmer, Bickcl. Hughes, Nash. Harvill, Wilson. First Semester Norman Childs.... Charles Moore.... Bert Larkin...... Hugh Wilson...... Don Fisher....... Stamey Boles...... Bob Stuckey...... Dick Hogan....... Sponsor. Officers ...President... Vice-president. ...Secretary... ...T reasurer.. ...Websterian... . ..Treasurer. ...Reporter.... ....Critic.... Second Semester ......Charles Moore ........Dick Hogan ..........Don Fisher .........Bert Larkin .....Norman Childs ........Stamey Boles ........George Imes ....David McClellan Miss May Farr Hiatt 55 -jCeundid cjCiL erary Top Row: Rotroff, Ruse, Roe, Whitmore, Eicholtz, Warner Fifth Row: Thompson, Masters, Mereidth, O’Brien, Nicholson, Milholland Fourth Row: Mais, Fenton, McAfee, Allen, Burgard, Benne-son Third Row: Bergner, Batchelder, Garrison, Fieber, Young, Reed Second Row: Leeper, Kasper, Hennesy, Aszmus, Garton, Fullerton Bottom Row: Hosey, Hovis, Logan, Stevens First Semester Beverly Rotroff.. Frankie Burgard.. Delicia McAfee Jean Batchelder... Danna Kasper...... Barbara Logan..... Corilee Fullerton. Betty Mais........ Sponsor. Officers .....President... ...Vice-president... .....Secretary... .....T reasurer.. .....Leundian.... .....Reporter.... .....Critic...... .Sergeant-at-Arms. Second Semester .........Frankie Burgard .........Corilee Fullerton ..............Pat O’Brien ........Shirley Whitmore ..........Beverly Rotroff ....Mary Alice Nicholson .........Bonnie Garrison ...........Wanda Leeper Miss Emma Gilliland 56 Jiam i it on r-Ilil erarvf. Top Ron : Moore, Dull, Branski, Willson, Holbrook, Sloan Fifth Row; Larkins, Flucke, House, Pcustcr, Elleman, Shaffer Fourth Rou: Anderson, Hamilton, Lowden, McCormick, Swartz, Stanley Third Rou : Carson, Johnston, Morse, Jagow, DeShazer, Mathis Second Rou : Day, Meloy, Wendel, Vaughn, Bailey, McNamara Bottom Rou: Ehrhardt First Semester Donald Dull J. H. Flucke James McNamara Johnny Hamilton Dorsey Johnston. Chuck McCormick Bob Meloy........ Larry Lowden Sponsor Officers ....President..... ... V ice-president... ....Secretary..... ....T reasurer.... ...Hamiltonians.... Sergeant-at-Arms ......Critic...... ....Reporter...... Second Semester ...James McNamara ......Byron Swartz ...Johnny Hamilton ......Bill DeShazer ......Arthur Peuster ......Lowell Morse ......Howard Reid ......Richard Bailey Mr. Richard Benson 57 Top Row: Maynard, Reed, Johnston, Milholland, Peuster, Hollansworth, Rotroff, Kasper, Massey. Second Row: Wessiey, Kersey, Gulick, Fluckc, Dyer, Eldridge, Beasley, Kinkead. Bottom Row: Mudd, Holman, Thompson, Rakes, Mehaney, LaLande, Fullerton,' Dahlsted. First Semester Sonny Peuster........ Johnny Hollansworth. Ann Milholland....... Danna Kasper......... Dorsey Johnston...... Patsy Massey......... Carl Bickell......... Beverly Rotroff...... Sponsor.... ZJke Wasct ueraderd Officers ....President..... ...Vice-president.. ....Secretary..... ....T reasurer.... Sergeant-at-Arms. ....Reporter..... .....Mascots...... .....Mascots...... Second Semester ......Corilee Fullerton ........J. H. Flucke ......Bevely Rotroff ........Clare Beasley Johnny Hollansworth ........Greta Rakes ........Joan LaLande ......Sonny Peuster ......Miss Viona Ewalt 58 First Semester Joanne Mauk........ Mary Kay Hovis.... Mary Jane Eicholtz. Myrle Young....... Stamey Boles...... Jim McNamara...... Nancy Bergner..... Sponsors. . Officers Second Semester ....President.............................................Myrle Young ...Vice-president...................................Dorla Carl ....Secretary..................................Nancy Bergner ....Treasurer.................................. Bernadine Gar ton .Sergeant-at-Arms................................. LeRoy Smith ....Reporter.............;.........................Joanne Mauk ....Mascots.........................................Joyce Gilio Curtis Hill ..............Miss Agnes Crawford and Miss May Farr Hiatt Top Row: Smith, Reed, Bauman, Fredrick, Laningham, Pierce, Bailey, Long. Fourth Row: Bradshaw, Roberts, McNamara, Eicholtz, Dorla Carl, Duncan, Young, Laney, Mauer. Third Row: Garton, Bersuch, Austin, Sullivan, Mauk, Dorine Carl, Cox, Moorhead, Budd, Miles. Second Row: Schofield, Bergner, Fiddler, Gilio, Lewis, Hursc, Hovis, Perkins, Nystrom. Bottom Row: Dansforth, Kunzweiler, Stoner, Henson, Werning, Chiswell, Benton, Hill, Dopp. 59 Top Rou: Childs, Sexton, Renfrew, Lazenby, Mathis, Vaughn, Willson, Wendel, Pounds, Flucke, S. Holman, Nelson, Simmons. Fourth Rou: Selders, Holbrook, Hollansworth, Smith, McGlasson, Stogsdill, Hughes. Fetters, Templeton, Larkins, Branski, Hamilton. Third Rou : Sheperd, M. E. Williams, Rotroff, Kasper, Hardcastle, Crane, Jones, McAfee, Crow, Wessley, Johnston. Second Rou: Gillham, Massey, Lockard, Harris, Logan, Batchclder, Beasley. Hahn, Hanks, Dahlstedt, Rakes, Hopkins. First Row: F. Holman, Roe, Redman, Haller, Minnick, Rowland, Brown, Klepper, Collins, Fullerton, B. Williams, Aszmus. Bennison Mais First Semester J. H. Flucke......... Danna Kasper......... Mary Ellen Williams. Carol Bennison........ Jean Batchelder...... Clara Beasley........ Richard Sexton........ Donna Collins........ Sponsor..... Officers ...President... Vice-president. ...Secretary... ...Secretary... ....Treasurer.... ...Reporter... ...Mascots.... ...Mascots.... Second Semester ...........Patsy Massey ..........Clara Beasley ...........Greta Rakes Faylene Holman ...........Alex Fetters ........Joan Hardcastle .......Corilee Fullerton ..........Bill Stogsdill Miss Mable Mary Cobb Reach For The Sky, Pardner, says John Hollansworth to Beverly Williams and Bill Stogsdill at the 'Chuck Wagon” Dance. First Semester Phyllis Knight.... Elaine Masters.... Marilyn McKern. Don Fisher........ Carl Bickel....... Stamey Boles...... Delores Bornaman Sponsor... Officers ....President.... ...V ice-president... ....Secretary.... ....T reasurer... ....Reporter..... .Sergeant-at-Arms. .....Mascots..... Second Semester ...Delores Bornaman ......Elaine Masters ...Katherine Johnson ...Russell McCrory ..........Carl Bickel ..........Jack Smith ...Frankie Merideith Marilyin Redmon Mr. F. N. Cummins Top Row: Shoemaker, Capoot, McCrory, Collins, J. Smith, Perry, Campbell, Meredith, Kapple, Butcher. Fourth Row: Bickel, Juengling, McCauley, Wolfe, Mathers, R. Knight, Kenny, Green, Long, Coppel. Third Row: Hymer, Trigg, Fisher, Boles, Leeth, Brown, P. Knight, West, Haynes, Bunch, Allison, Sevier. Second Row: Patterson, Delph, A. Smith, McKern, Bornaman, McCurry, Neely, Shadwick, Cresswell, Cole, Sulman. First Row: Parsons, Hall, Pfeiffer, Quintans, Johnson, Masters, Redmon, Bullard, Mehaney, Kurtz. 61 Oke Jltk eniun CLk First Semester Officers Second Semester Dorothy Nash....................................President.........................Mary Louise Brockmier Pat O'Brien..................................Vice-president.................................Bethel Lynn Pat Dir.........................................Secretary.........................Mary Alice Nicholson Mary Lou Cox....................................Treasurer.............................................Pat Thompson Mary Carpenter...............................Reporter-critic........................................Betty Wilcoxson Sponsors...................................................Miss Marion Storms, Mrs. Hensley Top Row: Stave, Nicholson, Lynn, Heitman, Brockmier, Nash, Phillips, Carpenter, O’Brien, Rose, Cockell. Third Row: Miss Storms, Shields, Cady, Freitik, Ray, Askins, Thompson, Cox, Corbin, Allen, Mrs. Hensley. Second Row: Rice, Trayford, Peterson, Wilcoxson, Yoder, Mancini, D. Durosette, McKern, J. Durosette, Fredericks, Jones. Bottom Row: DeForest, McGuire, Garrison, Moberly, Mistele, Licata, Ruse, Heckart, Riley, Dale, Dir. Top Row: Ncbcl, Bales, Lynch, Moore, Hankins, Adams, McCoy, Bob Stukey, Carson. Third Row: Mistele, M. Porter, Gulick, Cox, O'Bannan, Dull, Paul Porter, Strobel. Second; Row: O'Dell, Leeper, Chapman, Reed, Upp, Thompson, Swayze, Wagner, Harp. First Row: Houghland, Fieber, Nash, Schleifer. McNamara, Johnson, Hennessy, Irwin, Fenton. First Semester Officers Second Semester Helen Fieber....................._............ President................................Wanda Leeper Lee Hankins......................... ,.....Vice-president............................Barbara Fenton Pat Hennessy...................................Secretary.............................................. Shirley Thompson...............................Treasurer............................... Sonny Carsons Edwin Moore....................................Reporter...........................................Lois Sawyze LeRoy Cox.................................. Sergeant-at-Arms...........................Franke Merideth JJome Economics First Semester Officers Second Semester Cora Jean Adams..................................President.............................Cora Jean Adams Carol Jacobs..................................Vice-president................................Doris Holdner Gladys Spoon.....................................Secretary.............................Kathleen Roberts Virginia Oryall..................................Treasurer.................................. Dorothy Rice .................................................Reporter....’..................:............Shirley Kurtz Lucille Kurtz................................Sergeant-at-Arms........................................Reola Hall Sponsors........................................... Miss Beneta Reid, Miss Genevive Nowlin 7 op Row: Bateman, Spoor, Milholland, Roberts, Norman, Wheeler, Jacobs, Hull, Jackson Third Row: Young, Wasson, Vogelsmeir, Farris, Adams, George, Lawrence, Holdner Second Row: Crigler, Byfield, Farabee, Finfrock, Fetrick, McDaniel, Henrick, Kurtz, Grate Bottom Row: Dunphy, Brandes, Evans, Swope, Rue, Oryall, Ames, Lowe, Baker 63 Top Row: Hytaffer, Klepper, Kersey, Mathis, Peuster, Richelieu, Ragsdale, McCrory, Vinson, Thompson, Noble, Shields, Stagg. Fourth Row: Brockmier, Kenny, Phillips, Boles, C. Pierce, Fricke, Hardcastle, Mawhinney, Jacobs, Song, Rice, Dunn, Gulick. Third Row: Fullerton, Vermillan, Adamson, Julian, Knight, Forsythe, Collins, Jones, Kapple, La Lande, S. Pierce, Green. Second Row: Batchelder, Beasley, Cox, Hahn, Dyer, Mistele, Nebel, La Belle, Leslie, Hopkins, Shepard, Durosette, Neeley. Bottom Row: Woolsey, Garrison, Henson, Aszmus, Rowland, McKern Rakes, Stevens, Minnick, Roc, Hosey, Fenton, Trussell. Jl CappetL CL oir First Semester Officers Second Semester Arthur Peuster Mary Lou Cox Frances Shepard President Vice-presidefit Secretary Danny Mathis Frances Shepard Shirley Gulick. Clare Beasley Danny Mathis treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-A rms Clare Beasley Betty Stevens George Imes Stamey Boles Janice Minnick Rosemary Long Bonnie Kersey Director Mascots Librarians Don Forsythe Margaret Julian Mr. Laurence Nivens Beautiful music in a beautiful setting First Semester Arthur Peuster.. Hugh Wilson.... Nancy Bergner.. Carol Reed...... C. J. Simmons.. Billy Lee....... ....President..... ...V ice-president... ....Secretary.... ....Reporter..... Sergeant-at-Arms. .....Mascots...... Teacher and Sponsor. Second Semester .......Shirley Jones .........Don Fisher .....Nancy Bergner .........Don Howie .....C. J. Simmons ..........Billy Lee Bernadine Garton Miss Eva VanNatta Top Picture, left to right—Cox, Fieber, McGlas-son, C. Reed, Simmons, Redd, Mahaney, Howie, Jones, Fricke, Peuster, W. Reid, Holbrook. Bottom Picture, left to right—Beal, Wallace, Duncan, Bornaman, Garton, Bergner, Lee, Wilson, Fisher, Payne,- Butcher. 65 Top Row: Mr. McClure, Oden, R. Bullard, McClellan, Jagow, Cornelius, Kibler, Vinson, Meloy. Second Ron: House, Henley, C. Moore, Amos, Peterson, Earley, Sanvain, Swartz, Mr. Tiefel. Bottom Row: Gouty, Yeomans, Karr, Larkin, Reid, Eller, Brazel, Murray, Lowden. First Semester Wayne House...... Byron Swartz..... Charles Moore.... Howard Reed...... Jack Eller....... Dale Karr........ Sponsors. Officers ....President.... ...Vice-president... ....Secretary.... ....Treasurer.... .Sergeant-at-Arms. ....Reporter........ Second Semester ..........................Byron Swartz .............................Jack Eller .......................David McClellan ............................Dale Karr ...........................Lyle Oden ..........................Wayne House Mr. Ralph Tiefel and Mr. C. B. McClure Mr. McClure and Mr. De Moss inspect the ventilation apparatus. 66 Second Hour Nelson Cunningham Betty Sousley....... Sonny Carson........ Bernadine Garton... Harry Wessley...... Mary Jane Eicholtz... Officers First Semester ....President.... ...Vice-president... .....Secretary... ....Treasurer.... .Sergeant-at-Arms. ....Reporter..... Fifth Hour ...Mary Carpenter ....Sue McCully ...Glorine Harris ...Hugh Wilson ......Larry Isom Yvonne Kinkead Second Hour Shirley Stoner...... Mary Jane Eicholtz.. Bernadine Garton.... Mary Werning........ Nelson Cunningham. Betty Sousley....... Sponsor.... Second Semester .....President..... ...V ice-president. .....Secretary..... .....Treasurer..... . .S ergeant-at-A rms.. .....Reporter...... Fifth Hour ..........Sue McCully .........Hugh Wilson .........Patsy Martinson ........Glorine Harris ......Robert Patterson ......Yvonne Kinkead Miss Virginia McClure Top Row: Barton, Wessley, McCully, Eicholtz, Jones, Owings, Carl, Wilson, Harris, Hink, Patterson. Second Row: Fieber, Isom, Duncan, Shockley, Chriswell, Bergner, Dir, Martinson, Galistel, Carpenter, Kinkead Bottom Row: Pennington, Miller, J. Isom, Werning, Smith, Stoner, Garton, Weber, Taylor, Fenton, Mais. 67 ZJke Student The Student Council is a successful organization because it is supported by the whole student body. This group is composed of the home room presidents. These student representatives are chosen for their scholastic ability and leadership. Many important problems are solved by this body. This year the council brought to East, its first exchange assembly, which featured talent from other high schools in the city. After many attempts to obtain mirrors, this council successfully had them installed in both the boys’ and girls’ rest rooms. One hundred dollars was given to the Band Uniform Fund. They succeeded in having night mixers for both the football and basketball teams. Top Row: Swartz, Stewart, Holbrook, Bullard, Hollansworth, Peuster, Paris, Clinkenbeard, House. Fourth Row: Mathis, Imes. Johnston, Willson, McCrory, Flucke, Harvey. Third Row: Quintanna, Sabin, Adams, Boehm, Nash, Cox, Heinricks, House, Law-den. Second Row: Kudart, Austin, Ruse, Hawn, Webb, Collins, Brown, Black, Martinson, Hackelthorn. First Row: Taylor, Westring, Hennessey, Fredericks, Hults, Nash, Neeley, Henson, Woodward. FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL 68 SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Top Row: Frazier, Hollansworth, Johnston, Worley, Childs, Moore Chennault, Cunningham, Violett. Fourth Row: Sabin, Stewart, Cross, Fiddler, Moore, Toeves, Imcs, House, Burgard. Third Row: Kudart, Bolehn, Donville, Maher, Elleman, Allison, Sloan, Cox, Stogsdill. Second Row: Holmes, Sloan, Frizell, Williams, Harris, Jones, McCully, Eastes, Rotroff. First Row: Merritt, Nelson, McNamara, Edgell, Harold, Miles, Ruse, Stark, Parsons, Murphy. A incil officers for the left to right: Vice-ihnston, East; presi-rnbuhl, Central and nton, Westport. One of the main projects this year was the revision of the constitution. This new constitution was voted on and passed by the home rooms and Council on March 8, 1948. For the first time this year, the Council meetings were held on school time. All told, the Council supported school mixers, activities and projects. East was proud to have the president of its Council the first semester, Dorsey Johnston, elected to the Vice-presidency of the All-City Student Council. Charles Moore, the president of the second semester, carried on the good work. Mr. John Dix, Mr. Clayton Dickson, and Miss Anna Stewart were the capable faculty advisers this year. .... officers'. P den, G ouermncf Top Row: Dull, Webb, Smith, Holbrook, Johnston, Fetters, Hollansworth, Hogan, Peuster, Flucke, Swartz. Fourth Row: Nickson, Cornelius, Davis, McNamara, Pagett, Aichele, Holbrook, Cherry, House, Fricke, Paris, Gibbs. Third Row: Vicent, Howey, Fisher, Parson, Ganzer, Redd, Stuckey, DeShazer, Leeth, Henley, Mathis. Second Row: Gouty, Anderson, James, Crow, Amos, Sabin, Shaffer, Moore, Earley, Palmer, Willson. First Row: Poindexter, Cash, Capoot, Sexton, Vaughn, Pickett, Pounds. Wcndel, Willson, Maddox, Russell. The East branch of the Hi-Y Club was organized September 13, 1926. This club was organized to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character and conduct. Any East High boy is eligible for membership. Mi. y Hi-Y Basketball Team: Early, DeShazer, Meloy, Peuster, Fisher, Paris Senior Chapter president—Charles Moore Junior Chapter president—Jim Cash Sophomore Chapter president—David Fricke Leaders Discuss Plans: G. Leach, M. Gibbs, B. Hummon. M. Sgt. Miller Y-Teens Singing carols at the Christmas Party. y-% eend The name, Y-Teens,” was adopted nationally in June, 1946. It replaced the name, Girl Reserves.” The East Club, a school member of the Young Women’s Christian Association, was organized in 1926. Any girl who is a student of East High School may become a Y-Teen, if she is willing to accept the purpose of the organization. Advisers of the Triangles are: Miss Virginia McClure, chief adviser, Senior Triangle; Miss Nora Boone, Junior Triangle; Miss Carolyn Dasbach, Freshman Triangle; Miss Cosby Harrison and Miss Nell Wells; Sub-Freshman Triangle. President........... Vice-President..... Secretary.......... Treasurer.......... Inter-Club Council. Inter-Club Council. Y-Teen Officers ...........................Delicia McAfee ....‘.........................Sue McCully ...........................Patsy Martinson ...........................Bonnie Garrison .......................Mary Frances Crane ...........................Betty Lou Kenny Top Row: McCully, Gillham, Martinson, Woolsey, Jacobs, Simpson, Patchem, Oldham, Pfreffer, Nixon, Maynard, Scott, Smith, Reed, Kinkead. Fourth Row: O’Brien, Massey, Taylor, Lunceford, J. Meredith, B. Meredith, Leeper, Fullerton, Matthes, Knight, Kertny, Folsom, Ingram, P. Hovis, Hurts, M. K. Hovis, Boyd. Third Row: McAfee, Beasley, Dyer, Handley, Hill, Garrison, P. Johnson, Harris, Crane, Huffaker, Finfrock, Farabee, Licata, Gilio, Sloan, Johnson, Juengling. Second Row: Smith, Estes, C. Carpenter, M. Carpenter, Eicholtz, Irwin, Dunphy, Maupin, Cox, Hosey, Garton, Fieber, Scott, Byfield, Burby, Bersuch, Bateman, Austin. Bottom Row: Kilburn, Long, N. Bergner, Alexander, Adair, D. Bergner, Hensley, Stark, Williams, Muller, Warner, Wiltshire, Perkins, Harrell, Conkle, Hathorn, Olson, Priefert. LAZY DA EAST HIGH •luauinSje Jauaq e oabS sne9ui jj. aAi BuiJTjjB am oa Xq pauiunat -9P 'SSBTJ 3U.T, ‘3AT1B33U 910 P®1 JOddflS tmr •ipal-3 ork, t ;ervicd unions greatei e can’ senior!— cannotr’ fer )rds, itL the hef' e west if e t. It is ir the corT in the t in the .1 ing ironrr a to me.” swimi r I’m i n the men lil )by gig susara u [The Friendship Special arrived in Kansas City November 21, 1947. The train that stopped here to load gifts I food from America destined for the hungry people of Europe, was just one section of the original Friendship tain. Another section of the train containing 270 cars arrived in New York recently carrying one million dollars’ orth of food. BEAR IN MIND Wednesday, November 26 Night Mixer — 7:30 to 11:00 pjn. Thursday, November 27 . odaa -ai gunSuani’ aiiXpieapuWjajuad -JBO Xjbj i ‘uidpsiAY iojbo ‘z jba s s progfam1 J!L..j%e.ieqD sih 'qsnui I ar “Americ ry grain of I i the Pursu bf the gen-I re, where a r le. Every I iberty, whej land baby I ire free; ynightfulness where i ir fellowmen. train had to id ountry depots which r tne schedule proves the our people in a worthy First Semester Staff Heads: (left to right) Mauk, Nash, Carpenter, Hollansworth, McNamara, Freeman. McCrory, Boles, Bickel. ,w uoxv paemv rt --:i- a — 11 11 suoa ‘U0SUAV uXjaqiB i ‘qtiuis ‘aoH UBOf ‘ouipB i maqezqa ‘Xauoi ✓ n- — ibj uostj lo, America has not forgotten to thankful for its many blessings— “There are no people like show people” is an old saying in the theatre. On Friday and Saturday evenings, December 5 and 6, the talented pupils of East high school will prove that this saying applies to amateurs 11, when they make their ap-fe rnce in the annual Outburst, jo sjw Daze” will have a winter re-in the mountains as its 'vill be staged in a man-Wm v, vaudeville sbprx+Q tuuon, dVC ;orn f tion ° spefcd c °Ur V o almYo ' URSDAY, FEBRU ’JB9mISBq 1 ClubT' rf .ueraders, and jr are included paee Sch liefer confers •wss rtfs . jfx gook is streamlined ani has Tiat new look”. The cover alorl is worth the price. I That proud feeling will be yotl as you carry your yearbook throul the halls. Don’t be left out wbl “signing time” comes around. I The 1948 Eastonian will top tbl all, so buy your copy early I a oid the disappointment of tyl Home room sales manful 3Sjnoo Your order today!. Ml 3jennPr J°Vment and reserve I 01 sue, March 15. I •ro Jo?U3x________ I ■ J reasure of tur£ of the facull ■ym yourself, anil of the activities cl ° PTma. Bonnie Hun ■ • ]... ' c Juenghng, U � rU� i SchoiLo, Irene SevieivT � J Seventeen points— Carol Jean Austin. Delores Bornaman, Martha Brown, Mary Carpenter. Vaiarie tiddler, Betty Freitik, Robert Heavener. Rebecca Hurst. Yvonne Kinkead. Eugene Maher. Farris O'Dell. Earl bioggen. and Byron Swartt. Sixteen and one-half points— Edward Bombcrger. Mary Louise Brock-meier. Ronald Cbriswell. Bill DeSharer. Lawrence Dysart, Wayne House. Kath- “ rine Johnson. Camille McDonald. Irene W? ooqZ “� “« a uat, q lie „ :A ta Sloan. easurer fall to .andled the fin-� e Junior Class 1 active member Society, and at ice of Leundian. of the Commer-urer of the Mas- giftorian, was Junior Class. At ving as treasurer y Society. She is our cheerleaders nsecutive' year, as as the treasurer of O OFFICE ;er, J. H. Flucke is aving served on the ill as being reporter Class. Among his membership in the jy Society of which lent, president of the ub, president of the hip in the Masquer-d service as a cheer- v ■ thorvfJrr.35. for Jf. ____ Johnston. rebrate Jh Anniversf fhoqs o_y h Anniversary Tap 29,000 Boy S l yfana leaders of th j yj( JJArea Council are joirl Ijservance by the 2,120,001 ux � Top Row: Bailey, Hollansworth, Dull, J. McNamara, De Shazer, Hogaa, McCrory, FredriCK, Elleman, Boles, Bilkel, Flucke. Second Row: Long, Hovis, Carpenter, Reed, Eicholtz, B. McNamara, Crane, Williams, Massey, Nash, Beasley. Bottom Row: Fenton, Hales, Halcombe, E. Redmon, Bergner, M. Redmon, Cox, Mauk, Whitmore, Knight. lastonian — Jhe of Jlie lyjear This year’s staff has endeavored to give you a new and different book! It has meant long hours of work for all, but if it pleases the readers, it has well been worth it. The lithographing process has been an experiment in the production of our book, and we hope that it meets with your approval. Johnny Hamilton has been the talented and hard-working editor-in chief. His untiring effort and responsibility have made the book possible. Joanne Mauk, art editor, contributed the colorful and amusing drawings running through the book. Jim McNamara supervised the writing of copy, and Betty Halcombe was the efficient business manager. Miss Virginia Welch was the adviser, and Miss Minnie Baker supervised the business staff. Mr. W. M. Grube was the photographer. J. H. Flucke has been a familiar figure with his Johnny Hollansworth, Joanne Mauk, Johnny Hamilton, Jim McNamara, camera on the Echo and Eastonian Staffs. and Evelyn Redmon, tackle the problems. Will this year's cover compare with those you have in your hands, Johnny?” We hope so! Two of the old faithfuls” hard at work on the layouts. Dale Karr and Jim Elle-man are responsible for many of the attractive pages. The book must be financially sound, judging by the happy expressions of John Hamilton, editor-in-chief, and Betty Halcombe, business manager. Shirley Whitmore spent much time at her typewriter. Something is puzzling her in this snap. Jlxe last behoof d cincl Top Row: Whittaker, Clark, V. Smith, B. Halcombe, Hankins, Cline, Vieth, Clayton, Clark, Willis, Gimmarro. Third Row: Kelsey, Harvey, Apple, Anderson, Niess, Collins, Yates, Burns, Schoole, Hurst. Second Row: George, C. Smith, Pruett, Cunningham, J. Smith, Bomberger, Ballard, Thompson, Hyatt, V. Halcombe. Bottom Row: Enke, Lewis, Carson, Farris, Cawby, Licata, Carr, Juengling, Ligon, Morrow, Bornaman, Johnson. Officers for first and second semesters: Dick Harvey, Nelson Cunningham, presidents; William Anderson, Erwin Carson, vice-presidents; Rebecca Hurst, secretary; Shirley Thompson, Burr Clayton, salesmanagers; Orman Enke, Joe Gimmarro, ser-geant-at-arms; Louise George, Betty Halcombe, reporters; Joe Gimmarro, Sue Camby, James Johnson, mascots. Jbe Jlic b School C rcbedtra, Wanda Leeper, Richard Boyce, Barbara Logan and Patsy Martinson, (standing left to right) Played with the All-City orchestra in the Music Hall. Margaret Porter is the accompanist. Officers for. pirst and second semesters Barbara Logan, Dorothy Gillham...........................................................Presidents Wanda Leeper, Jack Smith............................................................Vice-Presidents Dorothy Gillham, Patsy Martinson........................................................Secretaries Joe Boyers, Barbara Logan................................................................Treasurers Robert Crow, Allan Peterson.......................................................Sergeants-at-Arms Doris Heckart, William Boyce, Margaret Porter, Richard Busey................................Mascots Top Row: Martinson, Porter, Busey, Smith, Crow. Second Row: Peterson, Logan, Brown, Leeper. Bottom Row: Gulick, DcFord, Boyce, Boyers, Wiltshire, Hcckarc, Gillham. Master Sergeant Jack C. Miller Cadet Major Bruce Jagow P.O.D. Master Sergeant Jack C. Miller is in his second year as instructor of the East Battalion. He attended high school in McPherson, Kansas, and after graduating enlisted in the Army. After two years of service, he attended Officers Candidate School at Fort Benning, Georgia, receiving a commission as a Second Lieutenant. He served as an officer for three years, and was discharged as Captain in February, 1946. Sergeant Miller re-enlisted in April, 1947, as Master Sergeant and was sent to Kansas City as an R.O.T.C. instructor. His overseas duties include Okinawa and Korea. East is fortunate in having such a capable and effecient R.O.T.C. head. Cadet Major Jagow has been very active in R.O.T.C. work for the past three years. He has received many awards for his outstanding work. Among these awards are five Scholastic ribbons, two Theoretical ribbons, two neatness ribbons, best first-year Cadet, and a member of the best drill squad on Field Day. He is a Supply Officer on the Regimental Staff. Major Myron W. Reed spends two days each week, at East High School. He is a graduate of the University of Kansas, and received a commission as Second Lietenant in the R.O.T.C. Unit. He served as a reserve until March 23, 1942 and during this time he taught school and coached. His war service includes forty months overseas in the Pacific Theater. Major Myron W. Reed and Master Sergeant Jack C. Miller at work at their desks. East Rifle Team composed of: Back Row—M Sgt. Jack Miller, coach; Strobel, Allen, Rauber Front Row—Grover Wallace, Paul Ballard, Charles McCauley Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Miller Oi'lie JfiyUiflit of the Season She ?. O. S. C. Bad Joe Evans and Alice Dickinson The Grand March” Col. Bob Edwards crowns Queen Ann Milholland as Cadet Major Bruce Jagow and Princesses Elaine Masters and Betty Askins observe. 81 Top Row: Wallace, DeMoss, Tomlinson, Maynard, Jenkins, Newsome, Tadlock, Holman, Porter, Previtt Third Row: Thomas, Kunzweiler, McCauley, Hatfield, Sadler, Butcher, Burns, Walton, Lightner. Second Row: J. Evans, Whitaker, Spaw, B. Smith, R. Smith, Giese, Felz, D. Smith, Vanatta, Dayton. Bottom Row: Lewis, Phillips, Benton, Grate, Wilson, J. Smith, Brown, Moore, Meisner, R. Evans. Major Don Dull Second Lieutenant Donald Smith Captain Richard Strobel HO.D.CC omparty K.O.D.C. C ompany First Lieutenant Frank Selder Captain Roy Allison Second Lictenant Warren Ratty (not pictured) Top Row: Kapple, Ritchie, Joy, Hill, Bahr, Easley, Gallagher, Wren, Rauber. Third Row: Ballard, Forsythe, Summers, Chapman, F. Smith, Collins, Imes, Grady, D. Wilson. Second Row: Carpenter, Long, Dennings, DeFord, Pierce, Warren, Winkler, Reeves, Bickel. Bottom Row: LaBelle, Brandis, Toler, Bensing, Walker, Hilton, Hafner, Garton, Orr. Top Row: Barron, Simpson, Little, Bullard, Main, Boyers, Baker, Mr. Greene Third Row: Thomas. Carter, Hill, Mackadanz, Clark, Wren, Bales Second Row: Collins, Allison, Pasha, Jones, Turnbough, Warren, McCarthy First Row: Thompson, Merriman, Green, Dingle, Nisser, Felz, Watson, Nastave Virginia Baker—Typist-clerk at the Prudential Life Insurance Company. Jack Arnold—Dispatcher, Hall Brothers Truck Lines Members of the Related Trades Information classes omitted from belf'Pursley S °U McCormick, Wells, Thomas, Camp- Bob Main and Henry Billman—office clerks at the Charga-Plate Associates of Kansas City, Missouri (Cooperative Occupational Education Pat Thompson—Student Nurse in the Children s Ward of the General Hospital. Dorothy Vieth—Typist at the Bert W. O'Neal Sons Plumbing and Heating Company T. L. Pursley—General Clerical in the same company Norman Barton, Bill Hill taking Florist’s Training at the Kansas City School Gardens. Frank Selder—Checker at the Day’s Super Market Wayne Bales—Clerk at the Park-view Drug Company Tassie Brown—Typist at the Prudential Insurance Company Top Row: Jones, Stucky, Tluscik, Porter, Holbrook, Paynter, Johnston, Dull Third Row: Greene, Jackson, Templeton, Minnick, Van Cleave, Case, Moore, Ehrhardt Second Row: Toler, Ratty, Selder, Helms, Halcombe, Vieth, Stanback, Hatfield First Row: Baker, DeAtley, Heckart, Cockell, Tracy, McElfresh, Kinnamon, West Garden Demonstration: Tom Peck, Dale Wall, Jim Howell, and Jimmy Burdesman; tend the young tomato plants. 2), Tumm In 1928, the Andrew Drumm Institute, an endowed institution, was founded for boys of good moral character to enable them to receive a normal education and training for good citizenship. Mr. George C. Berkmeir is the instructor at the 370-acre farm, located two miles southeast of Independence. The boys pictured on this page attend East High School for one-half day. The Meat Team won the first place award ar the American Royal. John Strong, Robert Martin, Roy Turner, Ralph Peck. David Dye, Bill Wright, Arthur Kelley, John Ikes, Roy Groves, Russell Wall, and James Elliot will compete in the regional poultry contest, and if they win, they will go on to the State Meet. The Parliamentary Team had won the sub-region-als in the State Contest, as the Eastonian went to press. The members of the team: Ralph Peck, George Worley, Robert Martin, Seth Eberhardt, Dean Linebough, and John Bailey. Jhe future anneri ofJL merica Class in Vocational Agriculture: Bill Richards, and Roy Turner are speaking to the group. The Radio Team writes and presents skits They entered the State Contest. The members are: Arthur Kelley, Russell Wall, John Bailey, David Dye, Robert Martin, and John Wilson. This able crew has charge of stage settings, sound effects, the public address system, and the motion picture machine. Members are under the supervision of their capable adviser, Mr. J. C. Michaels. Sentinels oj? Jhe — Jlie f roctor5 The proctor system was organized eleven years ago by the Student Council. Pupils keep the halls clean, inspect the lockers, prevent loitering and direct visitors. The proctors are under the supervision of Mr. John N. Broadlick, the Vice-principal. This year the proctors were: Jack Vaughn, Delicia McAfee, Clare Beasley, Dan Mathis, Virginia Harp, Rogene Hanks, Norma Haller, Donna Depplar, Barbara Meisner, Doris Hahn, Barbara Bunch, Betty Sousley, Mary Lou Cox, Edwin Henley, Otis Gouty, Lowell Morse, Jim Elleman, Faylene Holman, Beverly Black, Norma Walton, Mary Ann McGuire, Beverly Tabor, Carolyn Bailey, J. R. Webb, Mary Lou Bowman, Gladys Spoor, Zada Nie, Byron Swartz, David Makandanz, Ed Holbrook, Patricia Johnson, Sue McCully, Joyce Reid, Shirley Scott, Martha Woolsey, Shirley Dunphy, Donald Smith, Beverly Rotroff, Dorsey Templeton, Helen Vase-loros, Wanita Nash, Donna McPherson, Johnny Hollansworth, Mary Ellen Williams, Clayton Pierce, Jack Eller, Everett Tibbs, John Willson, Betty Kenny, Russell McCrory, Gladys Dryja, Joy Corbin, Manuel Guteirrez, Leroy Cox, Lloyd Aldrich, Dick Hogan, Jack Cherry, Frances Shepard, Jo Ann Swanson, Dorothy Marquis, George Imes, Norman Brasel, Richard Bailey, Dorla Carl, Richard Wendel, Benny Brown, and Carolyn Bailey. 90 Jack Ponak, Bob Ingram, and George Harp assemble a book case. The boys in the Wood Shop constructed thirty bookcases which were sent to the Red Cross and then to the American Legion, to be distributed in veterans hospitals. The work was done under the direction of Mr. G B. McClure, instructor. 91 Bill Bauman, Winchell Long, and Lloyd Aid-rich, library pages, mount a display, as Mrs. Carolyn Crabb supervises. The Christmas posters were drawn by the page, Winchell Long. HJhe cjCibranj — Strong hold of freedom The book world is the stronghold of freedom of peoples of the earth. If there is any fixed star in our Constitutional constellation, it is that no one can prescribe what is orthodox thinking in politics, religion or other matters of opinion. Librarians have a proud tradition in maintaining this freedom. It is their job to keep available books and periodicals of all shades of opinion so that all may continue to be educated and open-minded. During Book Week in November the library and the Echo staff carried on a well-organized contest encouraging each student to obtain a library card and check out a book. Joanne Mauk has been a star” reporter on the Echo for the Library news during the year. Her column bas kept the school informed on the activities in the library and her drawings in the school paper during book week won an honorable mention in the National Library Contest. Miss Sarah Bower is the branch librarian. She is assisted by Mrs. Hazel Marie Peek. Miss Helen Hitt is in charge of the Children’s room and she is assisted by Mrs. Carolyn Crabb. 92 We CoJJn'lZbo At The Dessert Counter: Clare Etta Mye s, Ruth Perry, Viola Dooley, Lola Mullins, Martha Mullins, Dorothy Hill, Claudia Dalton, Kathryn Roberts, Florence Hoe and Irene Jones. Above left: Clare Etta Myers, Anne Ramp, Cafeteria Head; and Ruth Perry ( apeteria At The Steam Ttable: Laura Bowman, Florence Bailey, June Hawk, Flora Howe, Nettie Clouison, Walter Dunsworth and Anne J. Ramp. Mr. Jess DeMoss, custodian, performing one of his many duties as he hands paper towels to Mr. Stewart Harris. Mr. Lloyd Belcher, elevator operator, Mr. Max Clouder, Mr. Donald Shouse, and Mr. Bill Dickson complete the staff. s E N I Top Row: Lloyd Aldrich, Clare Beasley, Mary Louise Brockmeicr, Mary Carpenter, Norman Childs, Mary Lou Cox Sixth Row: Mary.Frances Crane, William DeShazer, Donald Dull, Corilee Fullerton, Bonnie Lee Garrison, John Hamilton Fifth Row: Doris Hanson, Joan Hardcastle, Richard Hogan, Edward Holbrook, John Hollansworth, Faylene Holman Fourth Row: Wayne House, Bruce Jagow, Dorsey Johnston, Bonnie Kersey, Yvonne Kinkead, Bethel Lynn Third Row: Betty Mais, Patsey Massey, Joanne Mauk, Delicia McAfee, Marilyn McKern, James McNamara Second Row: Lowell Morse, Dorothy Nash, Greta Rakes, Howard Reid, Beverly Rotroff, JoAnn Rowland First Row: Byron Swartz, Lois Swayze, Jack Vaughn, Shirley Whitmore, Mary Ellen Williams Dihe Wifhty leniorA OFFICERS Seniors Jack Vaughn...........................President.... Ed Holbrook......................Vice-president.... Beverly Rotroff.......................Secretary....... Danna Kasper..........................Treasurer.... Ed Branski.......................Sergeant-at-Arms.. J. H. Flucke......................... Reporter.... Mary Lou Cox..........................Giftorian.... Juniors .....Jack Cherry .....Dale Amos ...Jo Ellen Ruse ....Nancy Boehm ...Sonny Carson ..Margaret Pence .....Gloria Beal Uoy Aldrich Allison Jack Arnold James Bowers Richard Boyce $oVe Senior Gi tn'l°V teas- Joseph Boyers Edward Branski Senior VERNON EARL ADAMS—Work to be completed later. LLOYD ELGEN ALDRICH— Best Boy Student ; Proctor Captain 4; General Honor Roll; ROY LEE ALLISON- -Proctor 3; Spanish Club 3; Outburst 2; General Honor Roll 1; R.O.T.C. 4; 1st Place Squad 2; 3rd Place Company 2; 2nd Place Company. JACK ARTHUR ARNOLD—Webster 2-4; Spanish 1-2; Engineers 3; C.O.E. 4. MARGUERITE F. ASKINS—Outburst 4; Girls’ Chorus 1-3; Mixed Chorus 2; Basketball 1; Salesmanager 1. RICHARD J. BAILEY—Proctor 4; Hamilton 2-4; Reporter 4; Commercial Club 2-4; Hi-Y 2-4; Outburst 4; Stage Crew 3-4; General Honor Roll 1-2; Echo 4; Eastonian 4; Salesmanager 1. VIRGINIA ETHEL BAKER—Proctor 2-3; Latin Club 3; Outburst 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Perfect Attendance 2; C.O.E. 4. WILLIAM L. BAKER—Proctor 3; R.O.T.C.; C.O.E. 4. WALTER WAYNE BALES—Hi-Y 1-3. NORMAN E. BARTON—Latin Club 3-4; Hi-Y 2; Outburst 1-3; R.O.T.C. Lieutenant 4; C.O.E. 4. JEAN BATCHELDER— Society Belle ; Student Council 1; Proctor 1-3; Leundis 1-4; Treasurer; Spanish Club 1; Commercial Club 3-4, Treasurer 4; Girl Reserves 1-4; Outburst 1-4; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls' Baseball I; Basketball 1-4; Hockey 4; Volley Ball 1; Echo Reporter 4; Typing Award; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Exchange Assembly 4. PAULINE L. BEAN—Girl Reserves 1; Girls' Hockey 4; General Honor Roll 1-4; Typewriting Shorthand Awards 4; Home Room Secretary 2. CLARE ANEL BEASLEY—Student Council 1-2; Proctor 4; Eulexia 1-4; President; Home Economics Club 2; Commercial Club 3-4; Drama 4; Girl Reserves 1-4; Outburst 2-4; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Cheerleader 4; Girls’ Basketball 1-4; Hockey 4; Highest Honor Roll 2-3; General Honor Roll 1; Echo 3; Eastonian 3-4; Teachers' Secretary 4; Shorthand Awards; Perfect Attendance 1-4; A.A.U.W. 3-4; Bronze E”; Silver E ; Grotto Council 3. ROBERT E. BEEBE—Proctor Captain 3; Hi-Y 1; Stage Crew 3; Echo 3; Salesmanager 3; C.O.E. 4. CAROL BENNESON—Leundis 3-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Home Economics Club 1; Commercial Club 3-4; Mascot 3; Secretary 4; Girl Reserves 1-3; Outburst 2-4; Girls' Chorus 1-4; Girls' Basketball 1-4; Hockey 4; Volley Ball 4. CARL LEE BICKEL— Best Boy Actor”; Student Council 3; Proctors 1-3; Webster 3-4; Secretary 4; Mid-Year Play 3-4; Outburst 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Echo 4: Eastonian 4; Y.O.B. 3. STAMEY L. BOLES—Webster 2-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Spanish Club 4; Sergeant-at-Arms; Outburst 1-4; A Cappella 2-4; Mixed Chorus 1; Art Scholastic Award 3; Echo 4; Eastonian 3-4; Boys’ State 3; Medal in R.O.T.C. 3. ESTHER JUNE BOPP—Home Economics Club 1-3. ORVILLE JAMES BOWERS—Hi-Y 4; Outburst 3; R.O. T.C. Sergeant 4; Rifle Team 4; Hi-Y Bowling Team 4. RICHARD ELLIS BOYCE— JOSEPH E. BOYERS—Band 3-4. EDWARD A. BRANSKI— Jolly Good Boy”; Student Council 1; Hamilton 2-4; Commercial Club 3-4; 1st Football Team 3-4; 2nd Football 2; Salesmanager 4. 98 NORMAN BRASEL- Proctor 3-4; Science Club 4; Hi-Y 1; Perfect Attendance 2-4. MARY LOUISE BROCKMEIER—Athenian 2-4: Treasurer 3. Home Economics 1; Outburst 2-4; A Cannella 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls’ Chorus 1 3; Girls' Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Hockey 2-4; Volley Ball 1-4; E” Award 3; Laree Shield; Small Shield; General Honor Roll 2-3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1-3. HELEN D. BROWN— TASSIE MARIE BROWN—C.O.E. 4. RICHARD L. BULLARD—Student Council 3 4; Proctor 3; Websters 3-4; Engineers 3-4; General Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 3-4; C.O.E. 4. VIRGINIA BUREL—Outburst 4. FRANKIE JEAN BURGARD— Best Girl Bluffer ; Student Counril 1; Nurse Proctor 4; Leundis 2-4: Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3-4; Girl Reserves 1; Salesmanager 3. WILLIAM J. BURNS—Band 2-3; Orchestra 4. BARBARA JEAN CADY—Athenian 2; Drama 4; Outburst 4; Individual Sports 3; Small Emblem 1; Large Emblem 2. GWYNN CAMPBELL— WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL—Proctor 2; Spanish 3-4; Perfect Attendance 1. DORLA D. CARL—Proctor 4; Art Club 3-4; Vice-President 4; Art Honor Society 2-4. MARY ADA CARPENTER—Student Council 3; Eulexia 2-4; Secretary 4; Latin Club 3-4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Home Economics 1; Athenian 2-4; Critic 4; Y-Tccns 2-4; Vice-President 4; Girls' Volley Ball 1-2; Highest Honor Roll 1-3; Echo 3-4; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Narrative Bronze Medal; A.A.U.W. 2-4; Bronze E 2. DONALD M. CARTER— BEVERLY MARIE CHAPMAN—Proctor 3-4; Athenian 2-3; Science Club 4; Outburst 4; Girls’ Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Hockey 1-4; E” Award 3; Small Emblem 1; Large Emblem 2. NORMAN DEE CHILDS—Student Council 1; Proctor 4; Websters 1-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Spanish Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Outburst 1-2. EUGENE CLARK— RUTH LENORE COBB—Latin Club 2. SHIRLEY V. COCKELL— RONALD COLEMAN—Tumbling Team 4, C.O.E. DONA COLLINS—Student Council 4; Eulexia 3-4; Mascot; Outburst 2-4; Athenian Club 2; Commercial Club 3-4. ROBERT THOMAS COLLINS— Norman Brasel MarV Brockm, Richard Bullard Virginia BureJ Barbara Jean Cady Gwynn Campbell Canjphe j Mary Carpenter Donald Carter Eugene Clark Dona Collins Robert Collins Shirley Copple 'nnir Sham Charlotte Dale Dahlstedt Vivian Donna DeAtley Frank Dayton Donna Depplar William DeShazer Delores EMMA LOUISE DYER—Proctor 4; Eulexia 3-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Athenian 2-3; Drama Club 4; Y-Teens 1-4; Outburst 1-4 A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls' Chorus 1; Girls' Baseball 2; Basketball 1-2; Hockey 2; Small Shield 1; General Honor Roll 2; Teachers' Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3-4; HENRY G. EARLEY—Student Council 1; Engineers Club 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Treasurer 3; 1st Football Team 4; 2nd Football 3; 2nd Basketball 2; Track 2-4; Hi-Y Basketball Team 3-4. DARLENE L. EDMONDSTON—Drama Club 4; Girl Reserves 3; Outburst 2-4; Girls' Chorus 2; Basketball 3; Hockey 3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Salesmanager 2. WILLIAM EHRHARDT—Hamilton 1-4; Hi-Y 1-2; A Cappella 2; C.O.E. 4. DALE EK—Proctor 4; Perfect Attendance 1-4. BEVERLY JEANNE ELDR1DGE—Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 4; Girl Reserves 1; Outburst 3-4; Girls' Chorus 1- 4; Teachers' Secretary 4. JAMES A. ELLEMAN—Student Council 3; Junior Representative 3; Proctor 4; Hamiltons 3-4; Hi-Y 1-4; 1st Football Team 4; Honorable Mention ; 2nd Football 2- 3; Track 3-4; City Meet 2-4; Echo 4; Eastonian 4; Salesmanager 1-2-4; Interclass Track 1-4. LEROY JACK ELLER- —Kalailu 3-4; Engineers Club 3-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; General Honor Roll 3-4. JEANNINE FARRIS—Home Economics Club 4; Band 1-4; Teachers' Secretary 4. JOHN H. FELZ—Perfect Attendance 2. ALEXANDER JAMES FETTERS—Proctor 3; Kalialu 2-4; Spanish Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Hi-Y 1-4; 2nd Basketball 2; Perfect Attendance 3; Salesmanager 1-2. MARVIN EUGENE FISHER— J. H. FLUCKE—Senior Class Reporter, Junior Class Reporter 'tudent Council 1-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Hamilton 1-4; Reporter 3; Secretary 3; Vice-President 4; Commercial Club 3-4; President 4; Latin Club 2; Masqueraders 4; Hi-Y 3-4; President 3; President 4; Outburst 1-4; Cheerleader 4; General Flonor Roll 1; Echo 3-4; Eastonian 3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; One-Act Play 4; Mid-year Play 4; Vice-President Masqueraders 4; Proctor 4. JIM FRAZIER— JOHN W. FREDRICK—Proctor 4; Art Club 3-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Hi-Y 3-4! Gra-Y-Leader 3; Art Honor Society 2-4; Eastonian Art Staff 4; Perfect Attendance 3-4. ROBERT R. FREEMAN—Hi-Y 3-4; Student Manager 3-4; Echo 4. MARCUS FRIX, JR.—Work to be completed later. ROBERT R. FULLER— CORILEE FULLERTON—Student Council 2; Proctor 2; Leundis 1-4; Critic 4; Vice-President 4; Latin CIud 1-2; Secretary 1-2; Commercial Club 4; Drama Club 4; President 4; Girl Reserves 1-4; Secretary 4; Outburst 2-4; A Cappella 4; General Honor Roll 4; Echo Staff 4; Perfect Attendance 1-2-4; Salesmanager 4. BONNIE LEE GARRISON—Proctor 2; Leundis 3-4; Critic 4; Athenian 2-4; Latin Club 2-3; Y-Teen 3-4; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Outburst 3; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Highest Honor Roll 2-4; Teachers' Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3-4. DOROTHY R. GILLHAM— Best Girl Musician”; Kalailu 3-4; Secretary 4; Vice-President 4; Commercial Club 4; Girls Reserves 1-4; Mid-Year Play 3; Outburst 2-4; Orchestra 2-4; Girls' Chorus 3-4; General Honor Roll 2-4; Echo Staff; Eastonian Staff; Teachers' Secretary 4; Salesmanager 2-4. RUSSELL GLATHAAR—Perfect Attendance 1-4. Emma Dyer m°nston 'crlY Eld ridge Jeannine Farris J. H. Flucke Jim Frazier Marcus Frix, Jr. Dorothy Gillham Russell Glathaar SuPporr 101 Charles Grate Carmonell Green vV an .«re G Mora C. GregS Marietta Grow Manvi' c GutietreZ Doris Hahn Norma Haller Vav°' v ne H eS Nelda q O- Virginia Harp talhs the Evelyn Green f! • Ezra Gulick, Jr. Betty Halcombe John Hamilton Joan Hardcastle Glorine Harris WANDA LEE GRASHER—Home Economic 1-2; Outburst 4; Chorus 4. CHARLES M. GRATE—R.O.T.C. 3-4. CARMONELL GREEN—Proctor 3; C.O.E. 4. EVELYN F. GREEN—Proctor 4; Home Economics Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Art Club 3; Outburst 3; A Cappella 3-4; Chorus 1-2; W.D.A.F. 3. LAWRENCE GREEN—Scholastic Honor Roll 3; Teachers Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Locker Assignment 3-4. NORA C. GREGG—Latin Club 2. MARIETTA GROW—Student Council 3-4; Proctor 4; Girl Reserve 2; Chorus 1-2. EZRA FRANKLIN GULICK,JR.— SHIRLEY JEAN GULICK — Kalailu 3-4; Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2; Treasurer 4; Science Club 4; Drama Club 4; Outburst 3-4; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-3; Mid-year Play. MANUEL GUTIERREZ—Student Manager 4; Sea Scout 3-4. DORIS HAHN—Proctor 3-4; Commercial Club 4; Outburst 1-3; Girls’ Chorus 1-3; A Cappella 4; Girls' Basketball 1-2; Hockey 2; Volley Ball 1; Teachers’ Secretary 4. BETTY LEE HALCOMBE—Band 4; Basketball 4; Hockey 4: Eastonian Staff 3-4; Teachers’ Secretary 3; Salesmanaget 2; Student Cashier 3-4. HELEN LAVONNE HALES—Eulexia 3; Spanish Club 2; Eastonian 4; Salesmanager 2-3; Home Reporter 4; Echo 4; Band 1-3; Reporter 3; Lit Contest, Silver Medal, Essay; American Legion Essay Contest, First Place 2; Quill and Scroll 4; General Honor Roll 2; Perfect Attendance 3. NELDA LORRAINE HALL—Proctor 2; Outburst 1-3; A Cappella 3-4; Girls’ Chorus. NORMA E. HALLER—Proctor 3-4; Latin Club 1; Commercial Club 4; Outburst 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Typing-Shorthand Awards. JOHN HAMILTON—Hamilton 2-4; Treasurer 4; Secretary 4; Engineers’ Club 1-3; Sergeant-At-Arms 2; Secretary 3; Commercial Club 4; Scholastic Honor Roll 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Echo Staff 4; Eastonian Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Cashier 3; Eagle Scout 3-4; Highest Honor Roll 3-4. JEWELL LEE HANKINS—Science Club 3-4; Outburst 4; Band 3-4; Scholastic Honor Roll 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Radio, It Pays to Be Smart” 4; Hi-Y Basketball 2-4; Gra-Y. Leader 4. ROGENE HANKS—Commercial Club 4. DORIS ALLENE HANSON—Proctor 4; Eulexia 3-4; Home Economics 1-2; Girl Reserves 1-2; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Shorthand Award 3. JOAN MARIE HARDCASTLE—Eulexia 3-4; Latin Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Reporter 4; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-4; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Typing - Shorthand Awards 3-4; Home Room Secretary 4; Home Room Vice-President 3; Salesmanager 4; A Cappella 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Outburst 3; Echo Staff 4; Reporter Home Room 4. JEWEL VIRGINIA HARP—Proctor 3-4; Latin Club 1-4; Science Club 1-4; Outburst 3; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-2; Home Room Reporter 3. GLORINE HARRIS— Most Bashful Girl”; Senior Ballot; Proctor 2-4; Latin Club 3-4; Commercial Club 4; Girl Reserve 3-4; Outburst 3-4; Girls’ Baseball 3; Basketball 3-4; Teachers' Secretary 4. 102 NORMA J. HEATH—Student Council 2; Outburst 4; Girls' Baseball 2; Basketball 3-4; Hockey 2-4; Volley Ball 3; Typing - Shorthand Awards 4; Large Shield. ROBERT HEAVENER— BARBARA LEE HECK—Spanish Club 4; Girls’ Baseball 1-4; Hockey 1-4; Volley Ball 1-4. ALICE MARGUERITE HECK ART—Girls’ Chorus 2. DORIS LEVERGNE HECKER—Athenian 3-4; Mid-Year Play 3; Outburst 4; Orchestra 3-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Hockey 3-4; Volley Ball 1-4; E” Award 3; Orchestra Festival 3. RUTH ELEANOR HECKART— JO ANN HELMS— EDWIN R. HENLEY — Proctor 2-4; Engineers 3-4; 1st Football 3-4; Track 1-4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Track Meet 1-4. WILLIAM J. HILL—Outburst 4; Band 1-3; R.O.T.C. 3-4; C.O.E. 4. WILLIAM HILL—Commercial Club 4. SHIRLEY HITAFFER— DICK HOGAN—Proctor 3-4; Webster 1-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Critic 4; Football Team 3-4; 2nd Football 2; 1st Basketball team 3-4; 2nd Basketball team 2; Lit Contest, second place essay. EDWARD GUY HOLBROOK—Senior Class, Vice-President 4; Junior Class, Presdient 3; Student Council 2-4; Proctor 4; Hamilton 3-4; Engineers' Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Outburst 4; 1st Football Team 4; 2nd Football Team 3; 1st Basketball Team 3-4; 2nd Basketball Team 2; Scholastic Honor Roll 2-3; Salesmanager 2-4. JOHN ARTHUR HOLLANSWORTH — Student Council 2-4; Proctor 4; Kalailu 2-4; Drama 4; Commercial 4; Hi-Y 1-4; Mid-Year Play 4; Outburst 1-4; Debate Team 3; Stage Crew 2-4; Mid-Year Play, Scholastic Honor Roll 2-3; Echo 4; Quill Scroll. FAYLENE EVERTA HOLMAN — Student Council 2-4; Proctor 4; Eulexia 3-4; Speakers' Bureau 3; Commercial Club 3-4; Drama Club 4; Girl Reserves 2; Outburst 4; Quill Scroll, Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Ech 4; Typing and Shorthand Award 4. WAYNE HOUSE, JR.—Proctor 3; Hamilton 3-4 Engineers 2- 4; Hi-Y 3-4; Stage Crew 2-4; Scholastic Honor Roll 3- 4; Perfect Attendance 2-4. ANITA RUTH HOWARD—Outburst 4. GEORGE D. IMES -Student Council 4; Proctor 4; Webster 3-4; Spanish Club 1-3; A Cappclla 4; Chorus 1-2; Scholastic Honor Roll 3; R.O.T.C. 4; Perfect Attendance 2-4. JOANN JACOBSON — Proctor 4; Home Economics 1; Girls Reserves 2; Teachers' Secretary 4. ROBERT BRUCE JAGOW—Hamilton 1-4; Engineers’ 3 4; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-4; R.O.T.C. 4; Perfect Attendance 2-4; Salesmanager 2; Bronze E” 3; R.O.T.C. Crack Squad 3, Major 4, Battalion Commander 4. MARY JANE JAQUESS— PATRICIA JOHNSON—Proctor 4; Home Economics 1-2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Girl Reserves 4; Outburst 3-4; Chorus 1-4. Norma Heath Robert Heavener Doris Heckart Ruth Heckart William H. Hill William Hill Edward Holbrook lnsworth Anita Howard Patricia Johns, Mary Jaquess assemb yS prcsentC(j 103 Barbara Logan Dottie Jones jton Kasper Danna V apV Veppef HaUcne atnoo LaLande L188F Petwa Jack Jones Shirley Jones Bonnie Kersey Yvonne Kinkead Raymond Kline Phyllis Knight Donald Lazenby Wanda Leeper William Little Rosemary Long DORSEY JOHNSTON—' Boy Who Has Done Most Fof East ; Student Council 1-4, President 4; Hamiltons 2-4; Spanish Club 2; Reporter 2; Commercial Club 4; Masqueraders 4, Sergeanr-at-Arms 4; Hi-Y 1-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 1, Mid-year Play 4; Outburst 3-4; Boys’ Athletics, Student Manager 3; Boy Cheerleader 4; Highest Honor Roll 2; General Honor Roll 2-3; Vice-President All-City Student Council 4. DOTTIE MAE JONES — Art Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3i Girls’ Chorus 2; C.O.E. 4; Art Scenery Staff 1-4. JACK JONES— SHIRLEY MARIE JONES—Student Council 2; Proctor 2; Spanish Club 2-3; Commercial Club 4; Girl Reserve 2; Outburst 3; A Cappella 3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2; General Honor Roll 1-3- JOHN ROBERT KAPPLE—Proctor 2; Spanish Club 3-4; Hi-Y 1; Outburst 2-4; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Y.O.B. 3-4. DANNA LEE KASPER—Treasurer, Senior Class; Treasurer, Junior Class; Jolly Good Girl ; Student Council 2-3; Leundis 1-4; Leundian 4; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3-4; Vice-President 4; Drama Club 4; Treasurer, Girl Reserves, Treasurer, Outburst 2-4; Basketball Guard 4; General Honor Roll 2-3; Shorthand Awards 3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Sales-manager 3. BONNIE KERSEY—Home Economics 1; Drama Club 4; Outburst 2-4; A Cappella 4; Girls’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 3; General Honor Roll 1-4; Echo 3; Shorthand 3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1. DELORES YVONNE KINKEAD — Latin Club 3-4; Reporter 4; Girl Reserves 4; Outburst 4; Highest Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; General Honor Roll 1-4; Echo 4; Drama Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4; Mid-Year Play. BETTY J. KINNAMON—C.O.E. 4. HALLENE OLIVIA KLEPPER- -Commercial 3-4; A Cappella 3-4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Y.O.B. President 3-4. RAYMOND C. KLINE Science Club 3; Outburst 4; Band 1-4; Boys' Basketball 4; Football 4; General Honor Roll 2; Perfect Attendance 1. PHYLLIS LOUISE KNIGHT—Proctor 4; Eulexia 4; Reporter 4; Spanish Club 2-4, President 4; Girl Reserves 1; Y-Teens 3; Outburst 3-4; A Cappella Girls’ Chorus 1-3; General Honor Roll 1-2; Echo 4; Eastonian 4; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Shorthand Award 3; Perfect Attendance 1. LUCILLE A. KURTZ—Sttudent Council 1; Home Economics 2-3, President 2-3, Vice-President 3; Spanish Club 4; Latin Club 3; Y.O.B. 3-4. JOAN LOUISE LaLANDE—Drama Club 4; Girl Reserves 1-2; Outburst 2-4; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Shorthand Award 3. JAMES DONALD LAZENBY—Commercial Club 4; Outburst 1-2; Band 1-2. WANDA JEAN LEEPER- - Proctor 4; Leundis 2-4; Sergeant-at-Arms; Athenain Club 1; Home Economics Club 2; Secretary 3; Science Club 3-4, Preisdent 4; Y-Teens 4; Mid-Year Play 2-3; Outburst 1-4; Orchestra 1-4; Girls’ Athletics, Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Hockey 2; City Orchestra 4. FRED DALE LEETH—Spanish Club 4; Hi-Y 2; Student Managers 2-4; Echo 4; Perfect Attendance 3-4; Sales-manager 4. DeETTA M. LIGGETT— WILLIAM E. LITTLE—Kalailu 2-4; Boys’ Athletics, Football 2; Basketball 2; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Sales-manager 2-3; C.O.E. 4. ROSEMARY LONG—Spanish Club 4; Outburst 3-4; A Cappella 2-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Teachers’ Secretary 3-4. BARBARA A. LOGAN--Proctor 4; Leundis 2-4; Reporter 4; Spanish Club 3; Commercial 4; Girl Reserves 1-2; Outburst 1-4; Mid-Year Play 3. 104 JOHN WINCHELL LONG—Art Club 2-3; Hi-Y 1; Out-burst 1-3; A Cappella 3; Art Honor Society 3; Eas-tonian 4. BETHEL JANE LYNN—Student Council 1; Proctor 4. Athenian 2-4; Home Economics Club 2-4; Girl Reserves 1-3; Outburst 4; Scholastic Honor Roll 3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Salesmanager 3-4; Large Shield 3. DELICIA DELL McAFEE—Leundis 3-4; Athenian 2-4; Commercial Club 4; Proctor 4; Girl Reserves 1-4; Outburst 4; Girls' Chorus 2; General Honor Roll 4; Shorthand Award 3-4; Salesmanager 2-4. GEORGE F. MCCARTHY—Spanish Club 3; R.O.T.C. 3; Perfect Attendance 1-3; C.O.E. 4. CHARLES McCORMICK—Hamiltons 2-4; Commercial Club 2-3; Hi-Y 1-2; 1st Basketball Team 3-4; 2nd Basketball Team 2; C.O.E. 4. EDWARD RUSSELL McCRORY—Student Council 4; Proctor 4; Spanish Club 4; Hi-Y 1; Outburst 1-4; Band 2-4; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Echo 4; Eas-tonian 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1. MARIAN SUE McCULLY- -Proctor 3-4; Eulexia 3-4; Latin Club 3-4; Y-Teens 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Highest Honor Roll 2; Echo 4. WILMA McELFRESH—Girls Reserves 2; Mixed Chorus 1-3. CLIFFORD GERALD McGLASSON—Work to be completed later. MARILYN LaRUE McKERN— Best Girl Student ; Proctor 2; Kalailu 1, 4; Spanish Club 2, 4; Outburst 3, 4; A Cappella 3. 4; Girls' Chorus 1-2; Highest Honor Roll 2-3; Bronze E 2; Echo Staff 3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Typing and Shorthand Award 3-4; A.A.U.W. 2- 4. JAMES EDWARD McNAMARA—Hamilton 1-4; President and Secretary; Science Club 3; Latin Club; Ser-geant-at-Arms; Art Club Reporter 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Mid-Year Play 4; Outburst 4; Stage Crew 3-4; Highest Honor Roll 3-4; Art Honor Society 3; Eastonian Staff 4; Student Cashier 4; Echo Editor-In-Chief 4; N.R. O.T.C. Applicant; Eastonian Literary Editor 4; Silver Medal in Literary Contest 3; 1st Place Interview Contest 4; Hi-Y Bowling League 4; Bronze E”; PepsiCola Contest Entrant 3. DONNA LOU MCPHERSON—Proctor 4; Kalailu 2-4; Art Club 2; General Honor Roll 3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Typing Award 3; Shorthand Award 3. DAVID LEON MADDOX- -Work to be completed later. JEANNE MAHANEY—Kalailu 2-4; Commercial Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4; Outburst 2-4; Debate Team 3; Girls' Chorus 1-2. JAMES ROBERT MAIN—Hi-Y 1; Outburst 2; Art Honor Society 2; R.O.T.C 2-3; C.O.E. 4. BETTY MAIS—Proctor 3; Leundis 2-4; Art Club 1-2 Athenian Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Latin Club 3-4; Girl Reserves 1-3; Outburst 4; Girls' Baseball 1; Girls’ Basketball 1-4; Girls’ Hockey 4; Girls’ Volley Ball 4; Small Shield; General Scholastic Honor Roll; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Salesmanager 1-3; Perfect Attendance 1. GLORIA MARIE MANCINI—Proctor 4; Athenian Club 1-4; Girls' Athletics 1-4; Teachers' Secretary 4; Shorthand Award 3; Small Shield 1; Large Shield 2; Gold Bar 4. PAUL MARTIN—Spanish Club 2-3; C.O.E. 3-4. PATSY SUE MASSEY—Eulexia 1-4;. Treasurer 4; Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3-4; Masqueraders 4; Mid-Year Play 4; Outburst 4; Girls’ Chorus 1; General Scholastic Honor Roll 1-4; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Typing Award and Shorthand Award 4; Perfect Attendance 1. DAN MATHIS— Best Boy Athlete Hamiltons 3-4; Proctor 4; Hi-Y 2; Music 3; A Cappella 4; Boys' Athletics 1-4; Hi-Y Basketball Team 2; All-Star Teams. JOANNE FLORENCE MAUK—Best Girl Artist; Proctor 4; Eulexia 2-4; Sergeant-At-Arms; Art Club 2-4, President, Reporter; General Scholastic Honor Roll 2-3; Art Honor Society 2-3; Echo Art Editor 4; Salesmanager 3- 4; Quill Scroll; Eastonian Art Editor. MARGARET L. MAWHINEY—Latin Club 3, A Cappella 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; Teachers' Secretary 3; Typing and Shorthand Awards 3. Charles McCormick Russell McCrorv CCu „y w Gerald McGlasson Marilyn McKern yJ 71 McA a ara David Maddox Jeanne Maha am Gloria Mancini pau, Manin in f +rs 'V Joanne Mauk Margaret Mawh HK ' w iney c_. ____________ ,n Ors u — danci„g 101 Frank Meredith Robert Meloy BaIbara Janice Minnick Milholland Anna Moberly Helen Mizer Charles H. Moore Helen Mooic Mooney Wanita Nash Dorothy Nash Senv0t Margery Ann Nastave Dollie Naylor DORIS RAE MEANS—Proctor 4; Teachers' Secretary 4. BARBARA JEAN MEISNER—Proctor 4; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Shorthand Award 3. ROBERT L. MELOY—Student Council 3; Hamiltons 2-4; Critic 4; Hi-Y 2-4; Stage Crew 2-4; 1st Football Team 1st Letter; General Honor Roll 2; Perfect Attendance FRANK LEE MEREDITH—Science Club 3; Sergeant-at-Arms; Spanish Club 4; Boy Mascot 4; Hi-Y 1; Out-Burst 4; Teachers' Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Y.O.B. 3; Tumbling Team 4. JACKIE MERRIMAN—Spanish Club 1-2; Shorthand Award 3; Salesmanagcr 4; C.O.E. 4. OLIVER DALE MILES—Hi-Y 1-4; 1st Football Team 4; 2nd Team All-Star 2nd Football 2-4; 1st Basketball Team 4; 2nd Basketball 2-3; Track 3-4; Hi-y Basketball 2. ANN ELIZABETH MILHOLLAND—Student Council 1; Leundis 4; Home Economics 4; Drama Club 4; Secretary; Girl Reserves 1; Y-Teen 2; Outburst 4; Shorthand Award 4; Mid-Year Play 4; Echo 4. JANICE SUE MINNICK- -Proctor 4; Athenian 2-4; Girl Reserves 2; Outburst 2; A Cappella 4; Mixed Chorus 2-3; Typing Award 3. ROBERT L. MINNICK—R.O.T.C. Sergeant 4; Perfect Attendance 4; C.O.E. 4; KARL MISTELE, JR.--Spanish Club 3; Science Club 4; A Cappella 4; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Perfect Attendance 3-4. HELEN LOUISE MIZER— ANNA LOU MOBERLY—Athenian 1-3; Girl Reserves 1-2; Outburst 1-3; Girls' Chorus 3; Girls’ Baseball 1-3; Basketball 3-4; Hockey 1-4; Small Shield 3; Large Shield 4. GERALDINE MOLDER—Home Economics Club 1; Outburst 4. PERRY MOONEY— CHARLES H. MOORE—Student Council 2; Proctor 4; Websters 2-4; Vice-President; Engineers Club 2-4; Secretary; Hi-Y 3-4; Outburst 4; Boys’ Cheerleader 4; General Honor Roll 3-4; Perfect Attendance 3-4; Tumbling Team 4; C.O.E.; Student Council President 4. HELEN MOORE—Outburst 3-4; Girls' Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Teachers’ Secretary 4. LOWELL WILLIS MORSE—Proctor 2-4; Captain 4; Hamilton 3-4; 1st Football Team 3-4; All-Star 4; Captain 4; 2nd Football; Track 2-4; City Meet 2-4; General Honor Roll 2-3; Perfect Attendance 3-4; Salesmanager 3; Inter-Class Track Meet 1-4. ELIZABETH JUANITA MURPHY—Commercial Club 3; Outburst 4; Girls' Chorus 4; Girls’ Baseball 3; Basketball 4; Hockey 2-4; Volley Ball 3-4; Typing Award 3-4; Hockey Play Day 4. DOROTHY HELEN NASH—’Best Girl Athelete’’; Student Council 1-4; Secretary 4; Eulexia 2-4; Reporter 4; Secretary 4; Athenian 1-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Girl Reserves 1-4; President Jr. Triangle; Outburst 1-4; Girls’ Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Hockey 2-4; Volley Ball 1-4; ”E” Award 3; Gold Bar E” 4; General Honor Roll 1-2; Echo 4; Eastonian 4; Teachers' Secretary 4; Typing Award 3-4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Salesmanager 3-4; Small Shield Award 1; Large Shield 2. WANITA NASH—Proctor 4; Spanish Club 4; Home Economics Club 2-3; Secretary 2; Outburst 4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Hockey 4. MARGERY ANN NASTAVE—Art Club 2; Orchestra 3; C.O.E. 4. DOLLIE M. NAYLOR—Spanish Club 2; Outburst 4; Girls’ Basketball 3; Salesmanager 1-3. MARY ALICE NICHOLSON—Proctor 3-4; Leundis 3-4; Athenian 2-3; Home Economics Club 1-4; Girl Reserves 2-3; Outburst 2; Scholastic Honor Roll 3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Typing and Shorthand Awards 3; Girls’ Athletics; Small Shield 1. ZADA NIE- -Proctor 3, Home Economics Club 3; Girl Reserves 1. HELEN MILDRED NISSER—Girls’ Chorus 1. DONALD E. NIXON— BARRIE E. O’BANNON—Engineers Club 3-4; Science 1-4; Scholastic Honor Roll 1; Salesmanager 1-2. PATRICIA OBRIEN—Proctor 3-4; Leundis 3-4; Athenian 2- 3; Spanish Club 2-4; Girl Reserves 1-4; Outburst 3- 4; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Echo 4; Leundis Secretary. BETTY JEAN OWINGS—Kalailu 3-4; Latin Club 3-4; Girl Reserves 4; Girls' Chorus 1-2; Basketball 4; Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Echo Staff 3; Shorthand Award 3. ULYSSES NAMON PARIS, JR.—Student Council 1-2; Spanish Club 4; Hi-Y 3-4; Boys’ Athletics 3-4; Salesmanager 1; Hi-Y Basketball Team. JOHN W. PAYNTER—Student Council 4; Boys’ Chorus 1; C.O.E. 4. ARTHUR H. PEUSTER— Best Boy Musician ; Student Council 4; Proctor 4; Hamiltons 2-4; Drama 4; President; Speakers' Bureau, President 4; Hi-Y 2-4; A Cappella 2-4, President 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Boys' Chorus 1; Cheerleader 4; All-City Student Council 4. BEVERLY PHILLIPS—Athenian 1-4; Home Economics Club; Outburst 3-4; A Cappella 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls Chorus 3; E” Award 4; Girls’ Athletics, Echo 4; Salesmanager 1. TED PICKETT— Social Lion , Hamiltons 2-4; Commercial Club 3; Hi-Y 2-4; Outburst 3-4; A Cappella 3; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Boys' Athletics 2-4; Track Medals 2-3. CALYTON E. PIERCE—Proctor 4; Art Club 3-4; Outburst 3; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Perfect At tendance 1-4; Salesmanager 2; Y.O.B. 3. JOHN PLISOWSKI—Proctor 3; Boys' Athletics 4; Perfect Attendance 4. MARTIN A. POSLICK— GRETA LOUISE RAKES—Kalailu 2-4; Commercial Club 4; Drama Club 4; Outburst 1-4; A Cappella 3-4; Chorus 1-2; General Scholastic Award; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Typing and Shorthand Awards 4. WARREN J. RATTY—Hi-Y 3-4; Outburst 2-4; R.O.T.C. 3-4. EVELYN MARIE REDMON- -Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 4; Girl Reserves 1-2; Outburst 2-4; Girls’ Chorus 1-2; Basketball 4; Echo 4; Eastonian 3-4; Student Cashier 3-4; Salesmanager 4; Quill Scroll. CAROLYN REED—Proctor 2; Leundis 3-4; Latin Club 1; Science Club 4; Drama Club 4; Girl Reserves 1; Outburst 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 3; Echo 4-Eastonian 4; Speakers’ Bureau. JOYCE ELAINE REID—Proctor 3-4; Girl Reserves 3-4. HOWARD REID—Hamilton 1-4; Engineers Club 3-4; Highest Scholastic Honor Roll 3-4; Salesmanager 3; Bronze E” 4. JIMMIE PIERCE RENFROW—Work to be completed later. Mary Alice Nicholson. Barrie O'Bannon ■,Qa O'Brien John Paynter iur Peuster Clayton Pierce John Plisowski Warren Ratty Evelyn Redmon Howard Reid Ren fro w 107 Cleo Russell Richard Sexton Albert Shepard Clyde Simmons Robert Donald Smith Freddie Smith Betty Sousley LeRoy Nadine Stanback a % Gladys Spoor teco'As WANDA MAXINE RICE—Athenian Club 1-4; Outburst 1-3; Teachers’ Secretary 3-4; Shorthand Award 3. BEVERLY ROTROFF—Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Girl Who Has Done Most For East”; Proctor 2-4; Student Council 2; Leundis 1-4, President 4; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3-4; Drama Club 4, Mascot; Girl Reserves 1-2; Mid Year Play 4; Outburst 1-4; A Cappella 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Cheerleader 4; Girls’ Athletics 4; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Typing and Shorthand Award 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Salesmanager 3-4; Bronze Medal-Poem 3; Secretary Drama Club 4; Leun-dian Songleader 4. JO ANN ROWLAND — Kalailu 3-4; Kalailet 4; Drama Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Mid-Year Play 3; Outburst 3-4; A Cappella 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Secretary 4; Shorthand Award 3-4; One-Act Play 3. CLEO RUSSELL— WILLIAM F. SAUVAIN—Spanish Club 1; Engineers’ Club 2-4; Perfect Attendance 4. CHARLYNE ALBERTA SCOTT—Girl Reserves 4; Outburst 4. FRANK SELDER—Commercial Club 2-4; Outburst 1-3; Officers R.O.T.C. 3-4; Salesmanager 3-4; C.O.E. 3-4; Hi-Y 4; R.O.T.C. Crack Squad 2-3. RICHARD K. SEXTON—Commercial Club 3-4; Mascot; Hi-Y 3-4; Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Echo 4. BEVERLY JUNE SHADWICK—Student Council 2; Kalailu 1-3; Spanish Club 4; Outburst 3-4; Girls’ Athletics 4; Salesmanager 3. ROBERT S. SHAFFER—Student Council 1; Hamilton 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Hi-Y 2-4; Boys’ Athletics 4; Salesmanager 3. FRANCES SHEPARD—Proctor 2-4; Home Economics Club 1-2; Girl Reserves 1; Outburst 3; A Cappella, Secretary 3-4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 2; Shorthand Award 4; Salesmanager 4. CLYDE SIMMONS, JR.—Commercial Club 4; Latin Club 2; Speakers' Bureau 4; Hi-Y 3-4; Boys’ Athletics 1-4. SHIRLEY ANN SKINNER— KEITH G. SLOAN—Proctor 3; Hamilton 3-4; Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Engineers’ Club 1; Hi-Y 1-2; Boys’ Athletics 3-4; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Salesmanager 1-2. DONALD LEE SMITH—Proctor 4; Science Club 4; Second Lieutenant; R.O.T.C. 3-4; R.O.T.C. Crack Squad 2-3. FREDDIE W. SMITH—Commercial Club 4; Outburst 3-4; S Sgt. R.O.T.C. 4; Perfect Attendance 3-4. IMA JEAN SMITH—Girl Reserves 2-4; Girls' Chorus 1-3. JACK A. SMITH, JR.—Spanish Club 4; Sergeant-at-Arms; Mid-Year Play 2-3; Outburst 2-4; Orchestra Treasurer 2-4; Band 1-4. LeROY SMITH— Best Boy Artist”; Kalailu 4; Art Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 3-4; Hi-Y 4; Art Honor Society 3; Perfect Attendance 3. BETTY J. SOUSLEY—Proctor 4; Eulexia 3-4; Home Economics 1; Latin Club; Vice-President 4; Y-Teens 3; Outburst 4; Girls' Basketball 1-4; Hockey 4; Volley Ball 4; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Hockey All-Star 4. GLADYS M. SPOOR—Proctor 4; Home Economics Club 2-4; Secretary. NADINE STANBACK—Proctor 3; Home Economics Club 2; Girl Reserves 2; Shorthand Award 4; C.O.E. 4. 108 GENE STANLEY— Most Bashful Boy ; Student Council 2; Hamiltons 3-4; Hi-Y 4; l$t Football Team 3-4; 2nd Football 2; 2nd Basketball 2-3; Track 1-3. LOIS L. STARK—Home Economics Club 1-2; Girl Reserves 1-2; Outburst 4; Echo 4. BETTY LEE STEVENS— Worst Girl Flatterer” Student Council 1; Leundis 3-4; Outburst 3; A Cappella 2-4; Girls Chorus 3; Girls' Basketball 1-4; Hockey 3-4; Volley Ball 1-4. BILL STEWART—Student Council 3 4; Proctor 1; Band 3-4; Perfect Attendance 4; Salesmanager 4. BILL E. STOGSDILL—Student Council 1-4; Commercial Club 4; Hi-Y 1-4; Band 1-3; Salesmanager 2; Hi-Y Basketball Team 3-4. RICHARD E. STROBEL—Science Club 4; Outburst 2-4; R.O.T.C. Captain 4; Rifle Team 4. JOANN SWANSON—Proctor 3-4; Outburst 4; Teachers' Secretary 4. BYRON EDWIN SWARTZ—Student Council 2-4; Hamilton 1-4; Vice President 4; Engineers 1-4; Hi-Y 1-4; Vice-President 4; Mid-Year Play 2-4; Outburst 1-4; Stage Crew 1-4; Captain 3; Highest Honor Roll 1-3; General Honor Roll 2-4; Echo 4; Eastonian 4; Salesmanager 4; Bronze E” 1. LOIS CLAIR SWAYZE—Latin Club 1-2; Science Club 3-4, Highest Honor Roll 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Echo 3; Teachers' Secretary; Bronze Medal Oration; Bronze E” 1. POLLY ANN SWIFT—Re-entered East High September 1947 after attending school at Heidelberg High in Germany. DORSEY D. TEMPLETON—Proctor 4; Commercial Club 4; Hamilton 2-3. WAYNE TEMPLETON—Student Council 1; Proctor 2-4; Hamilton 2-3. RAYMOND E. THOMAS—Proctor 2; Websters 4; Outburst 4; C.O.E. 4. GEORGIA THOMPSON—Kalailu 2-4; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 4; Outburst 4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Teachers'-Secretary 4. PATRICIA A. THOMPSON—Proctor 2; Leundis 4; Home Economics Club 2; Athenian 2-4; Girl Reserves 1-3; Outburst 2-4; A Cappella 4; Girls' Chorus 2-3; Hockey 4; Teachers' Secretary 4. PATTI S. THOMPSON—Salesmanager 4; C.O.E. 4. SHIRLEY ANN THOMPSON—Proctor 4; Science Club 3-4; Outburst 3-4; Band 1-4; Salesmanager 4 JOSEPH C. TLUSCIK—Proctor 4; Perfect Attendance 3. MARJORIE J. TOMPKINS—Girl Reserves 2; Outburst 4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4. ROBERT D. TOLER—Outburst 2-3; Band 2-3; R.O.T.C. officer 4; Salesmanager 3. VIVIAN IMOGENE TRACY— LORRAINE MURIEL TRAYFORD—Home Economics Club 1-2; Athenian 2-4; Masqueraders 3; Mid-Year Play 3; Outburst 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Teachers' Secretary 4; Small Shield Award 1. Gene Stanley Bill Stogsdill Richard Strobel Jo Ann Sw Jfi.son yr°0 Sw arr Lois Swayze Polly Swj.ft °fSey T' Plec, on Fne 7- CltlPL oq Raymond Thomas Georgia Thompson p . afric a ' A °mPson part. n‘ Th 0ttlPsor Shirley Thompson Joseph Tluscik M Vivian Tracy Lorraine Trayford '°n' T°mPki allfl 109 Vaufthn Bonnie Vermill‘on Dorothy Vieth He n Vase at°s Junior Weaver Richard Wendel ft i IV Leona White Robert Whitebread HatfV W cssle H uctty Willcoxson Beverly Williams Ronald neV SVwtle Wh'11 m° e Sen'ots a Mary Ellen Williams Katheryn Wilson VERNON TRIGG—Work to be completed later. NORMA JEAN TULL—Student Council 1 2; Latin Club 2-3; Girl Reserves 1-2; Girls’ Baseball 2; Girls' Basketball 1; Girls’ Hockey 1; Volley Ball 1; General Honor Roll 4; Speakers’ Bureau 3. LILLIAN TULLER—Home Economics Club 3. DORIS LEE TURNBOUGH — Home Economics Club 2; Band 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Basketball 3; Girls’ Baseball 3, Girls’ Hockey 3; Girls’ Volley Ball 3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 1-3; C.O.E. 4. HELEN VASELAROS—Proctor 4; Spanish Club 4. JACK D. VAUGHN— Most Popular Boy ; Hamilton 2-4; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3-4; Hi-Y 2-3; President; 1st Football Team, 4; All-Star and Captain; 2nd Football 3; 1st Basketball Team 4; 2nd Basketball 3; Track 3-4; General Honor Roll 2-3; Candidate for Mayor 4. BONNIE DEAN VERMILLION—Student Council 2; Proctor 4; Latin Club 1-2; Mascot; Outburst 3; A Cappella 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; Small Shield 3; General Honor Roll 1-3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Shorthand Award 3-4; Perfect Attendance 4. DOROTHY S. M. VIETH--Girl Reserves 1; Outburst 3; Mixed Chorus 1-3; Girls’ Chorus 1-3; Hockey 2; Shorthand Awards 3; C.O.E. 4. JIMMY D. WARREN—Hi-Y 1; Outburst 3; R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant 3-4; C.O.E. 4. DONALD WATSON—Work to be completed later. JUNIOR WEAVER- -Work to be completed later. RICHARD WENDEL Worst Boy Flatterer”; Hamilton 2-4; Engineers Club 1-3; Secretary 3; Treasurer 3; Commercial Club 4; Hi-Y 1-4; Secretary, Treasurer 3; Outburst 1; Band I; Eastonian 4. HARRY EUGENE WESSLEY- -Drama Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Latin Club 4; Mid-Year Play 4; Outburst 4. BEVERLY JOAN WEST—Girl Reserves 1; Outburst 2; Girls’ Chorus 1-3. LEONA WHITE - Proctor 4; Home Economics Club 3; Y-Teens 4; Girls’ Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Shorthand Award 3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 2. ROBERT DALE WHITEBREAD— SHIRLEY JEAN WHITMORE—Leundis 2-4; Treasurer 4; Home Economics Club 1; Spanish Club 2-3; Girl Reserves 1; Outburst 4; Chorus 1-2; Girls’ Hockey 4; Highest Honor Roll 1-4; Eastonian 4; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Typewriting and Shorthand Awards 3-4; Perfect Attendance 1; Salesmanager 3; Bronze E” 3; Student Clerk 4; Financial Staff 3. RONALD WHITNEY—Engineers Club 3-4; Art Club 1-2; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Salesmanager 3. BETTY JEAN WILLCOXSON--Athenian Club 2-4; Girl Reserves 1-3; Outburst 3-4; Girls' Chorus 2-4; Teachers Secretary, Shorthand Award 3; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Salesmanager 2. BEVERLY ANN WILLIAMS—Student Council 3; Home Economics Club 1; Commercial Club 4; Girl Reserve 1; Outburst 4; Band 3; Mascot 3; Girls’ Chorus 1; Echo Staff 4; Eastonian Staff; Teachers’ Secretary 4. MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS— Best Girl Actress ; Proctor 4; Nurse Proctor 2; Eulexia 1-4; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 3; Commercial Club 3-4; Girl Reserves 1-2; Midyear Play 3; Outburst 1-4; Girls’ Chorus 1; General Scholastic Honor Roll 1-3; Teachers’ Secretary 4; Typewriting and Shorthand Awards; Bronze Medal Literary Contest 3. KATHERYN WILSON—Latin Club 1-2; Scholastic Honor Roll 1-3; Typewriting and Shorthand Awards 3; Perfect Attendance. 110 JOHN WILLSON— Best Boy Bluffer”; Student Council 3, 4; Proctor 4; Hamiltons 2, 4; Commercial Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 4; Outburst 1; Boys' Athletics 1, 4; Councilman 4. 1st Basketball Team; Echo 4. TOMMY WOODROOF—Webster 4; Perfect Attendance 2. MARTHA JEAN WOOLSEY—Proctor 4; Eulexia 2, 4; Spanish Club 1; Home Economics 2; Y-Tcens 4; Outburst 3; A Cappella 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2. THOMAS W. WREN—Outburst 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Officer R.O.T.C. 3. 4; C.O.E. 4. JOE MAYNARD—Proctor 4; Drama Club 4; Outburst 4; Officer R.O.T.C. 4; Echo Staff 3. John Willson Toi mmy oodroof ft °°Ase Joe Maynard Seniors Without Pictures Henry C. Bellman, Jr. Dale A. Charos James Lewis Breedlove Melvin Howell David Keener David Wesley Makadanz George Patterson William Winton Richards Frances Ross Robert William Simpson John Strong Lela Deane Suiter Alma Marie Brehm 111 Best Actors Carl Bickle and Mary Ellen Williams e . —senior Best Bluffers Mn Wi'SOn “d F fae Burgard Best Musicians Dorothy Gillham and Sonny Peuster and Maty Lo“ Cox Best Students Marilyn McKern and Lloyd Aldrich EJLt Most Jolly Danna Kasper and Ed Branski__________ Worse Flatterers Betty Stevens and Richard Done Most for East Dorsey Johnston and Beverly Rotroff « Bashful Stan,ty and Gloria® Harris 115 , ,v,e short of riUtiWis Cn S - The New Look!—Nancy' Bergner, Marguerite Askins. Not To Be Outdone!—Jack Cherry, Bond Dutoit and Jack Eller FA At FASH IF THE SHOE FITS —Glorine Harris models those cute little girl shoes,” while John Willson feels at home in his Little Abners, and Faylene Holman kicks off those heels.” Senior Adams, Vernon Earl......................... 45,63,98 Aldrich, Lloyd Eigen..........................48,98,112 Allison, Roy Lee.........................39,83,86,98 Arnold, Arthur Jack......................41,55,87,98 Askins, Marguerite F........................48,98, 116 Bailey, Richard J...............57,60,70,73,74,75,90,98 Baker, Virginia Ethel..........................42,87,98 Baker, William L............................39, 86, 98 Bales, Walter Wayne.........................39,86, 98 Barton, Norman E......................39, 67, 83, 86, 98 Batchelder, Jean............40, 56, 60,64, 71, 72, 98, 113 Bean, Pauline L...................................42,98 Beasley, Clare Anel.........40, 54, 59,60,64, 74, 75,98 Beebe, Robert E...................................87,98 Benneson, Carol..........................47, 56,60,98 Bickel, Carl Lee................45, 55, 73, 74, 75, 98, 112 Boles, Stamey L....................55,61,64,72,74,75,98 Bopp, Esther June................................ 40,98 Bowers, Orville James..........................48,70,98 Boyce, Richard Ellis..............................48,98 Boyers, Joseph E............................39,77,86,98 Branski, Edward A.................18,39.57,60,97,98,113 Brasel, Norman ................................47,63,99 Brockmeier, Mary Louise.....................45,62,64,99 Brown, Helen D...................................48, 99 Brown, Tassie Marie............................45,87,99 Bullard, Richard L....................39,55,66,68,86,99 Burel, Virginia...................................48,99 Burgard, Frankie Jean................34,45,56,60,99,112 Burns, William J...............................43,76,99 Cady, Barbara Jean..........................43, 56,99 Campbell, Gwynn...................................40,99 Campbell, William L....... .................43,61,99 Carl, Dorla D...............................48, 58,99 Carpenter, Mary Ada.............40, 54,62,67, 71, 72,99 Carter, Donald M..............................39, 86,99 Chapman, Beverly Marie.........................48,63,99 Childs, Norman Dee..........................43.55,60,99 Clark, Eugene..................................39,86,99 Cobb, Ruth Lenore.............................. 45,99 Cockell, Shirley V................................45,99 Coleman, Ronald.............................. 39,86,99 Collins, Donna........................47, 54,60,68,99 Collins, Robert Thomas........................39,86, 99 Copple, Shirley Ann..........................43,61, 100 Corbin, Joy Rosalyn...........................41,62,100 Cornett, Elizabeth Ann.........................54, 100 Cox, LeRoy F...............................38,57,63,100 Cox, Mary Lou.............112,40, 54,62,64,68,96,100 Crane, Mary Frances.........41, 54,60, 71, 72, 74, 75, 100 Crow, Robert Lee.....................18,47,60,70,76,100 Cunningham, Nelson A., Jr...............18,42,67,77,100 Dahlstedt, Vivian Lovette..................42,54,59,100 Dale, Charlotte Joan..........................40,62,100 Davis, Robert Eugene................................47, 100 Day, E. J.....................................48,57,100 Dayton, Frank Olen..........................41,82, 100 DcFord, Carl..................................45,87,100 DeMoss, Doris Jean....................... .....43,100 Depplar, Donna Lee.........................40,71,72,100 DeShazer, William R.............18, 38,49, 57, 70, 90, 100 Dingle, Delores.............................39,86, 100 Dull, Don R.......41,49,57,63,70,73,74,75,82.90,100 Dunphy, Shirley L..........................45,63,71,100 Dunn, Juanita Mudd..........................46, 59, 100 Dyer, Emma Louise.................48, 54, 59,64, 71, 101 Earley, Henry G.......................18,48,66,70, 101 Edmonston, Darline............................40,59,101 Ehrhardt, William T........................46,57,87,101 Ek, Dale E.....................................45, 101 Eldridge, Beverly Jeanne....................47, 59, 101 Elleman, James A..........18,47, 57, 70, 72, 74, 75, 101 Eller, LeRoy Jack...........................43,53,66,101 Farris, Jeannine........................42,63,77, 101 Felz, John H...................................39,86,101 Fetters, Alexander James....................43,53,60,101 Fisher, Marvin.................................47,101 Flucke, J. H....................48,57,70,73,74,75,97,101 Frazier, James..................................•....41, 101 Fredrick, John W....................48,58,70 74,75,101 Freeman, Robert R....................................47, 101 Frix, Marcus.........................................101 Fuller, Robert ...............................40, 101 Fullerton, Corilee..........46, 56, 59,60,64, 71, 72, 101 Garrison, Bonnie Lee..................45,56,64,67,71,101 Gillham, Dorothy R.............47,53,71,72,74,75,101,112 Glathaar, G. Russell.................................48, 101 Grasher, Wanda Lee...................................42, 102 Grate, Charles M...............................47,82,102 Green, Carmonell.................................39, 86, 102 Green, Evelyn F.............................40,61,64,102 Green, Lawrence.............................. 47, 102 Gregg, Nora C........................................46, 102 Grow, Mariette...................................... 102 Gulick, Ezra Franklin Jr.............................87, 102 Gulick, Shirley Jean................. 42,53,59,63,64,102 Gutierrez, Manuel............................ 43, 102 Hahn, Doris.................................48,60,64,102 Halcombe, Betty Lee...................42,49,74,75,77,102 Hales, Helen Lavonne...........................43,73,102 Hall, Nelda Lorraine.........................40, 64, 102 Haller, Norma E................................40,60,102 Hamilton, John..............2,43, 57,60, 72, 74, 75, 102 Hankins, Jewell Lee......................40,63,70,77,102 Hanks, Rogene..................................40,60,102 Hanson, Doris Allene..............................40,54, 102 Hardcastle, Joan Marie...............42, 54, 60, 72,102 Harp, Virginia Jewel...........................40,63,102 Harris, Glorine.........................40,67,71,102,113 Heath, Norma J.......................................45, 103 Heavener, Robert.....................................43, 103 Heck, Barbara Lee..............................44,61,103 Heckart, Alice Marguerite............................42, 103 Heckart, Doris Levrrgne.......................43,62, 76, 103 Heckart, Ruth Eleanor .........................40, 103 Henley, Edwin R.........................18,40, 66, 103 Hill, William J.............................39,83,86,103 Hill, William M......................................43, 103 Hogan, Richard...........................18,21,47,55,103 Holbrook, Edward Guy....18, 21, 48, 57, 60, 68. 70, 97, 103 Hollansworth, John Arthur.......45, 53, 59, 60,68, 70, 72, Holman, Faylene Everta... House, Wayne............. Howard, Anita Ruth....... Imes, George D........... Jacobson, JoAnn.......... Jagow, Robert Bruce...... Johnson, Patricia........ Johnston, Dorsey......... Jones, Dottie Mae........ Jones, Shirley Marie..... Kapple, John Robert...... Kasper, Danna Lee........ Kersey, Bonnie........... Kinkead, Delores Yvonne. Kinnamon, Betty J........ Kleppar, Hallene Olivia.. Kline, Raymond C......... Knight, Phyllis Louise... Kurtz, Lucille A. K...... LaLande, Joan Louise..... Lazenby, James Donald.... Leeper, Wanda Jean....... 74,75,90,103 .......43,54, 59,60,72,103 ........47,57,70,90,66,103 ....................40,103 .......41,55,64,68,83,103 ....................40,103 ..........47,57,66, 70,103 ..............47,61,71,103 .48,57,59,60,68, 70,104,113 .................39,86,104 ..............38,60,64,104 .............41,61,64, 104 ...45,56, 59,60,97, 104, 112 ..............41,59,64, 104 ........38,42,68,71,73,104 ....................47,104 ..............48,60,64,104 ...........18,42,21,77,104 ..40, 54,61,64,72,74,75, 104 ................40,61,104 ..............45,59,64, 104 ................48,60,104 .......40, 56,62,71,87,104 118 Senior Leeth, Fred Dale.....................45,61,73,74,75,104 Liggett, DeEtta M...............................41, 104 Little, William E..........................39,53,86,104 Long, RoseMary..........................41,61,64,104 Logan, Barbara.......................40, 56, 60, 76, 104 Long, John Winchell.....................48, 74, 75, 104 Lynn, Bethel Jane.......................40,62,63,105 McAfee, Delicia Dell..............40, 56,62, 70, 71, 105 McCarthy, George F............................39,86,105 McCormick, Charles............................21,57,105 McCrory, Edward Russell....38,61,64,68,72,74,75,105 McCully, Marian Sue..................47,54,67,71,74,105 McElfresh, Wilma....................................45, 105 McGlasson, Cliford Gerald..................38,60,105 McKern, Marilyn LaRue...........43,53,61,64, 105,112 McNamara, James Edward........46,49, 57, 58, 70, 72, 73 75,74,90, 105 McPherson, Donna Lou.......................45, 53, 105 Maddox, David...........................43, 60, 70, 105 Mahaney, Jeanne......................38, 53, 59,61, 105 Main, James Robert............................39,86,105 Mais, Betty..........................45, 56,60,67, 105 Mancini, Gloria Marie......................48, 62, 105 Martin, Paul...............................40, 87, 105 Massey, Patsy Sue....................48, 54, 59,60,105 Mathis, Dan................18,21, 16,40,57,64, 105,113 Mauk, JoAnne Florence......48, 54, 58, 72, 74, 75, 105, 112 Mawhiney, Margaret L..........................45,64,105 Maynard, Joseph............................59, 82, 111 Means, Doris Rae.................................42,106 Meisner, Barbara Jean............................40,106 Meloy, Robert L......-...............18,47,57,70,90,106 Meredith, Frank Lee...........................48,61,106 Merriman, Lois Faye........................39, 86, 106 Miles, Oliver Dale......................18,21,47,70,106 Milholland, Ann Elizabeth...............48, 56, 59, 106 Minnick, Janice Sue........................40,62,64,106 Minnick, Robert L..........................45,82,87,106 Mistele, Karl, Jr..........................40,63,64,106 Mizer, Helen Louise........................... 48, 106 Moberly, Anna Lou...............................48, 106 Molder, Geraldine.............................. 48, 106 Mooney, Perry...................................48, 106 Moore, Charles N.....................43,55,66,69,70,106 Moore, Helen....................................45, 106 Morse, Lowell Willis.......................18,45,57,106 Murphy, Juanita Elizabeth..................45, 106.... Nash, Dorothy Helen..45, 54,62,68,71,72,74,75,106,113 Nash, Wanita..................................48,61,106 Nastave, Margie Ann...........................39,86,106 Naylor, Dollie..................................48, 106 Nicholson, Mary Alice......................48,56,63,107 Nie, Zada....................................... 48,107 Nisser, Helen Mildred.........................39,86,107 Nixon, Donald E.................................43, 107 O'Bannon, Barrie E......................45, 63, 66, 107 O'Brien, Patricia......................45,56,61,71, 107 Owings, Betty Jean......................43,53,67,71,107 Paris, Ulysess Namon Jr.................18,48,61,70,107 Paynter, John W..............................47,68, 107 Peuster, Arthur H......38, 57, 59, 64, 65, 69, 70, 107, 112 Phillips, Beverly..........................42,62,64,107 Pickett, Ted...................18,21,40,57,70, 107, 113 Pierce, Clayton E..........................48,58,64,107 Plisowski, John...............................18,47,107 Poslick, Martin.................................47, 107 Rakes, Greta Louise...............42, 53, 59, 60,64, 107 Ratty, Warren J............................46,70,82,107 Redmon, Evelyn Marie.......48,49.60,72,73,74,75,107 Reed, Carolyn..........38, 56, 59,63,65, 73, 74, 75, 107 Reid, Joyce Elaine............................45,71,107 Reid, Howard............................48, 57,66, 107 Renfrow, Jimmie Pierce...........................47,107 Rice, Wanda Maxine.......................... 48,62,108 Rotroff, Beverly.............45, 56, 59,60,97, 108, 113 Rowland, JoAnn..........................42,53,60,64,108 Russell, Cleo...................................48, 108 Sauvian, William F............................48,66,108 Scott, Charlyne Alberta...................... 45,71,108 Selder, Frank....................45,60, 70, 83, 87,108 Sexton, Richard K.......................41,60,70,73,108 Shadwick, Beverly June........................47,61,108 Shaffer, Robert S....................18,45,57,60,70,108 Shepard, Frances............................42, 64, 108 Simmons, Clyde Jr....................18,38,60,65,70,108 Skinner, Shirley Ann............................45, 108 Sloan, Keith S..........................18,40,57,61,108 Smith, Donald Lee.............................41,63,108 Smith, Freddie W...........................45,60,83,108 Smith, Irma Jean..............................43,71,108 Smith, Jack A...........................42,61,76,77,108 Smith, Leroy.....................48, 53, 58, 70, 108, 112 Sousley, Betty J...........................40,54,67,108 Spoor, Gladys M...............................38,63,108 Stanback, Nadine............................38, 87, 108 Stanley, Gene....................18,40, 57, 70, 109,113 Stark, Lois L.................................42,73,109 Stevens, Betty Lee.....................40,56,64,109,113 Stewart, Bill...........................43,68, 77, 109 Stoesdil, Bill E........................40,60,68,70,109 Strobel, Richard E.........................45,63,82,109 Swanson, Jo Ann.................................48, 109 Swartz, Byron Edwin....48, 57,66, 73, 74, 75, 70,90,68, 109 Swayze, Lois Clair............................43,63,109 Swift, Polly Ann.................................40,109 Templeton, Dorsey D...........................48,60,109 Templeton, Wayne................................43, 109 Thomas, Raymond E.............................55,87,109 Thompson, Georgia..................... 45, 53, 59, 109 Thompson, Patricia A....................45,56,62,64,109 Thompson, Patti Sue.........................39, 86, 109 Thompson, Shirley Ann......................42,63,77,109 Tluscik, Joseph C...............................48, 109 Tompkins, Marjorie J........................... 42, 109 Toler, Robert D...............................45,83,109 Tracy, Vivian Imogene...............................109 Trayford, Lorraine Muriel.....................48,62,109 Trigg, Vernon...................................48, 110 Tull, Norma Jean................................48, 110 Tuller, Lillian..................................41,110 Turnbough, Doris Lee..........................39,86,110 Vaselaros, Helen..............................48,63,110 Vaugh, Jack D....................18,21,40,57,60,110,112 Vermillion, Bonnie Dean.......................40,64,110 Vieth, Dorothy S. M..........................42,87, 110 Warren, Jimmy D............................39,83,86,110 Watson, Donald................................39,86,110 Weaver, Junior................................ 41,110 Wendel, Richard...........43, 57, 60, 70, 74, 75, 110, 113 Wessley, Harry Eugene...................46, 59,60, 110 West, Beverly Joan...............................39,110 White. Leona..................................40,71,110 Whitebread, Robert Dale.........................41, 110 Whitmore, Shirley Jean.....................56,74,75,110 Whitney, . Ronald...........................40, 66, 110 Willcoxson, Betty Jean........................47,62,110 Williams, Beverly................45, 60, 73, 74, 75, 110 Williams, Mary Ellen...................45,54,60,110,112 Willson, John............18, 21,46, 57,60, 70, 111, 112 Wilson, Katheryn.................................42,110 Woodroof, Tommy ...........................41,55,111 Woolsey, Martha Jean....................43,54,64,71,111 Wren, Thomas W..........................39,83, 86, 111 119 JlcL now fedcj merits Our sincere thanks and appreciation go to Mr. George Ridge of the Commercial Lithographing Company, Miss Judy Penny of the Jean Sardou Studio of John Taylor’s, and to all members of the faculty and the student body who have supported our work through sales plans and purchases. Without their assistance, the publication of the 1948 Eastonian would not have been possible. 120 £ £ • 4... • • .y ✓. • • • , • • V • • « ..:?• -i . . i fc • .VU. • - . 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