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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

Gen. 373 Ea79 1950 Eastonian MID-CONTINENT FUIUC UIIAIY Genealogy L lncal Hinury Bnnch 317 w. Hijuway 24 Independence, Mo. 64050 -Q 3, , f A ' ' , Q???wwMZzWfy , ,-0 f ff ' . m , f ' , f Qfimfe v f ff? X I Al lx M My f well be , I , ! ' X me of 9 Jiffy!! f 7 If 5323121 , ' fly f . I V the EAST 46wff?fwWf,W Wfjjjwf pw 32? ff ,W WM ifJi3fi3 a' WMM M ff Wiff W W PROT? HW f A Qi JQ , ! U ffj,y,f My lw Bfadgjw MW W 7 W W l ,QW 7 KW 2 ,M i:::::i , 4 Q2fMW6Ww I1 ll , ffnfiiafh W 77 Iffjjplfgwfzfj fp VJ! 1 ,' cfowntow f r on the s X f O Ll N- I .-Any mom- I. - , ,V E ing b e f o r e 2 ll I IV I School could l well be the i -,1 -'- . title of o u r In - AT l ' cover for this i i - ll 1950 issue of I l I l the EASTON- IAN. This is a familiar scene to students and faculty. Situat- ed on a hill overlooking the downtown sec- tion, the school is one of the most beautiful in the city. No , attempt is made I to identify the students in the 'picture as they mly-VS1'YiW9ll be YOU, AND YOU, AND YOU! U ki DURWARQD RED15, Edaof JACK PONAK, Anirtam adam .ART DIRECTOR: Akira Mile: ASSISTANT ART Eniron: Douglas Lowe BUSINESS MANAGERS: Donald Kelsey, Sally Scholle SPORTS EDITORS: Eugene Maher, Fred Brown EDITORIAL ADVISER: Mary Werning PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mr. Wallace M. Grube, Warren Lemberger, john Murphy AJ.rociateJ.' Lela Brower, Cora Ann Ames, Donna Bradshaw, Roland Toeves, Chris Van Deusen, DeI.on Hales, Ted Dombroski, Carol Austin, Sharon Adair, Gail Dull. PUBLISHERS: Commercial Lithographing Company PHOTOGRAPHER - PORTRAITS: Rembranz Studios FACULTY ADVISERZ Virginia Welch BUSINESS ADVISER: Minnie Baker ! --x , ' , cz' S I lg I 0 lui .- Published by the iiiiaeiiis of East ' High sfhoai, Kansa Ciiy, Missouri ,, li CONTENTS-1950 Q, . X DEDICATION-Mary Werning ,,,.,......,..,.,...,,,,,,.,,, ,, ,,,,,,, ,3 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY .,,,.,..., T .,,.,,. 4-8 SENIOR DIVISION Senior! ............,,........,, ,,,,,, 1 0.1 j Senior Ballot ...,i,, ,,,,,,, 1 6.17 ,limiqf Officer: A ,,,,w,,-- 18 Senior Officerr 'f,,a,,, ,,,,,, N19 Senior Srzapr .,...I.,,,.,,,,,,I,,,,,, -,,,,,,,, 2 0 HOME ROOM DIVISION , Home Roomf ,.,,,..........,,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,, 2 2,45 Student Council ...., ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 6 SOCIAL DIVISION Literary Societier ...,,i.i ,,,,,,,,, 4 9353 ,T ........ 54 Hz-Y ........,,.,, Q ,,.,,...... Y-Teen! ........,..........,,... ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 5 Departmental Clulu ...,, ,,,,,,,,, 5 6.62 A Cappella ,.....,.,...,. ,,,,,,,, 6 3 Band ....,,....... ,,,,,,,, 6 4 Orcbextra ....., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 5 E650 .............AV. ..,,..... 6 6-67 Quill 6' Scroll ....,. ,,,,,,,,,,, 6 7 Eaftorziari ...... ,,,,,,,, 6 8 Library ............, ,,,,,,,, 6 9 Nurie Proctor ...... ,,,,,,, 7 0 Stage Crew ,,,.......,. ...,.., 7 I Talent Anemlrly ........... ,,,..,, 7 2 R.O.T.C. DIVISION C orrzpamer ........ ...,..... Snap: .I,.....,.,.......,. Rifle Team .......,,,,... R .O.T.C . Leaderf ..,..,, SPORTS DIVISION Football ...........,.,,,,,..... Barketball ..... ,,..,....,,,,,.,..,.i....,..,,,...,.... .. ., Track ........,. C oacber ....... , .........74-75 .........76-77 ,,,....79 82-85 86-89 90-91 .,,..92 Cbee,1eade,., - Donated by Ronald Gann .VY,,v-w,---, 93 Girlr' spam . AUQU5t 2002 94-95 INDEX ......, - ....,,,,t.... 96 East High School, 1924 Van Brunr Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri. Eastonian, 31.25 pct copy. X M r f I ,. Jil'G'C?U654'5:fIr9r.L1'- xl' 4 4 ' Q .' Aggf A E 1 ,A 0105011 0 9 king the :-principal, led in his nd Senior 'C-W .:.I . A ,C , g . T 19 U' are :kv Q, , 1 Q- ,rv -.V . l ff' fi ., X l A il as , t. X-c . iq, .,, - as NL 1, . L g - ,, 37 it M. . ff 1' ' V .x .- ., . 's jfs as l Q- .Q A i ' ' , , 5 ff C 'c 4 'M' , W ' r' - X., J., 5-1.-P l ,Q ' .J J , 3 g V , g 5 ' f . D1 -s O . x, 3' ' 'R 4- .W ' 21- 9' . M, . X N . ' L 'Y l W L' s fi' ' v lei. 'A' f X f i. . s ox, A st . L Y l 1 I 5 glssffq . 4615-'B' , 371. x 'SN .A ' Q - - an 3 W K -'N ,vs 4 5, '. ax , Q: N i , ' ' 'N f Y Q' -. -3:2 is-W l w 2 s x ' . C W 4 W -fi ' ,Q I , ill fyg., 'LQ X , im,-cg X i X gr L Wx, U ' -,,.,Lff... X, xljtbl H57-Lf'ef i f f ' ' i sing! M-ff - - . ,.,,., ,i,. 1 -.9 . 4 Q7 - , ,O'Qgirs Swv l4f'5er,i 'c: '. Q- ' ' ' . ..- - f ,li 1 QV.,-c. 'oe f K- -r e -f ' ' L - -- ' HW 'f is U W l c if ,4 E anguage an Jin? fflf Eight faculty members from the English department, Miss Marie Burris, Miss Vir- ginia Welch, Miss Carolyn Dasbach, Miss Virginia McClure, Miss Viona Ewalt, Miss Celia Waring, Mrs. Neva Hutton and Mr. F. N. Cummins work together to present the finest in literature and films for those taking English. Miss Ewalt, Miss Rose Martin, and Miss Dasbach instruct pupils ln speech interpretation. Miss Eva Van Natta has charge of the public speaking and advanced speech work. Publications are under the direction of Miss Welch. Mr. Cummins and Miss McClure teach the foreign language. Miss McClure has two classes in Latin while Mr, Cummins has three hours of Spanish. Arr is under rhe direction of Miss Agnes Crawford. The music staff consists of four members, Mr. Laurence Nivens, Mr. Donovan Mabbott, Mr. Marion Sell, and Miss Roberta Hendee. Borh Mr. Mabbort and Mr. Nivens teach vocal music while Mr. Sell has charge of rhe band and orchestra. Miss Hendee serves as accompanist. Frances Maddi is the efficient office registrar. EASTONIAN, i950 Mr. Cummins Miss Burris Miss Dasbach Miss Hendee Mrs. Hutton Miss Martin Miss Crawford Miss McClure Mr. Mabbott Mrs. Maddi Miss Ewalt Mr. Nivens Mr. Sell Miss Waring Miss VanNatta Miss Welch Miss Van Natta takes time out from her speech work to tend her many flowers. S l lehind the camera vf 15, ii fa ' Sixteen our faculty members form this department. Very important in a persons train g is that provided by the mathematical instructors. Mr. Paul Day Mr. Richard Benson, and Mr. Carl West together with Miss C. Ruth Miller teach the fundamentals of math. Mr. Day instructs pupils in A.D.E. and has the only physiography class. Miss Miller also conducts three civics classes, and Mr. Benson teaches bookkeeping. Boys work with actual tools in the wood,metal shops under the direction of Mr. C. B. McClure andVMr. L. A. Priefert respectively. Future draftsmen receive instruction under Mr. Tiefels watchful eye. Miss Mabel Cobb, Miss Minnie Baker, and Miss Katherine Miller compose the commercial department. Miss Baker serves as school treasurer. Sgt. Jack Miller directs R.O.T.C, work. Mr. Gene Sebastian and Mr. Lester Fields promote better health through their efforts in the physical education de- partment. Miss Genevieve Nowlin and Miss Beneta Reed help the girls to become good housekeepers and better cooks. Mr. Bernard C. Greene has charge of the R.T.I. and Coperative Occupational Education. Mr. Benson Gene Sebastian advises Don Howey on technique in making another goal, Q1- Miss Cobb -' 'av A 6 'dl X -. M, , 1' f s -, i Miss Nowlin ' k t Mr. Greene Y . 4205. Mr. McClure ' Mr. L. Fields Q -' 1- I ' ,J - Miss Katherine Miller . - 1 I X ' , Q. v V 'D Mr. Day Y s,, , ., A . Ns . - ye- Miss Reed tl!! I If Miss C. Ruth Mmm f as gs ,,k Q Mr. Priefert , i ' Miss Baker ' ' v N ,I - N Mr, Sebastian Mr. Tiefel .0 - y-f 1 we Mr. West P ' Sgt, Miller V1 , V950 , Q Q, 'MK W l 50l'laf 8 , 4 . VZQVA- ,,,'.4j 1-J-c. X l,f'fff ' 'Q Miss Walton .s J 'iii' Y Mrs. Davis 1 Ei' I Y., 1: I . M155 Flinn 53 'I H.. KZ, Mass Gaiiiiand l Z 5C.H fl.-I Digi xv! , i 1 ll X X D L KL X . , . T X: rg wx 1. 6 gs Q i Mrs. Dunlap i , Major Reed -I i K 1 l . Mrs. Patterson f ' ' ' ix. Mrs. Nusser Q by . . f :wk 1, 422 k A I il f A y J I Q V A . R V ' ' -- Mr. Barr 5 wa. f - 6' .ai Miss Davis T' Miss Young 1 rv Y ' Miss Johnson V' i I Z L' gf NX , 5 l 1' tt X I 1...A,-sw Miss Vee Flinn, Miss Emma Dim Gilliland, and Miss Alice Walton are regular members of the East staff and this year display new photographs. Miss Gilliland is a member of the social science department, Miss Flinn has charge of the advanced mathematics. Miss Walton is the school nurse. Mrs. Gertrude Carr Davis assists Mrs. Frances Maddi in the activities of the office. Wear mem gem Several teachers are in their first year at East. Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. Patter- son are in the Girls' Physical Education department. Mrs. Nusser teaches clothing. Major Reed assists Sgt, Miller in the R.O.T.C. work, while Mr. Robert Barr has three metal classes. Miss Mariorie Davis teaches arithmetic, while Miss johnson has common leamings classes. Miss Young returns from Central to teach English this year, X l A Behold the wonders of Miss Flinn's little blacl suitcase. 1 1,17 ,f fy by V I - x 8 X map sed x4 X ICISOH SSS! r vis ung hnson linn's little blac fir -xg , 'vfwzff , 'x g r , I, f 4 4,L,.,?'., 4, Z .- '-, ,a 1, ,. X Qagffrf f,4lx. .W 'f' ,1 ff! Z' X 'V P' 1 4 ilv I ,yrfz . fy V ,Fr ,4 u v. 1 ,X-J. .AA,v' dn., f j 1 V . ',v , E-mir: , 1 ,fl PL, gzif j-159, jj.,-3 An , Ev! . ., V SN 'ff I7 fQf', '.A at ,. ., , ,I 4 f , A ff V. 44 ,.,A-fly' ,J ,.- V1 f JL Q? f .- ',- , .. O ,W . 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TED DOMBROSKI-Student Council 15 Kalailu 4, Reporter 4g Spanish Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 A Cappella 5-4, President 45 Science Club 45 Outburst 5-45 Talent Assembly 35 Most Bashful Boy . KAY DONAHOE- Girl Who Has Done Most For East 5 Senior Class Secretary5 Outburst 2-45 Student Council 2-4, Vice-President 4 Science Club 2-4, Sergeant-an Arms 4, All City Day 4. A SECOND ROW fleft to rightj MARY DOOLING-Kalailu, Critic 45 Office Clerk 45 Teachers' Secretary 45 A,A.U.W. 45 D.A.R. 45 Most Bashfulf' JOEL LEON FELZ-R.O.T.C. 2-4, Sergeant First Class 2-45 Perfect Attendance 4. THIRD ROW Cleft to rlghtj DON FORSYTfIE-Com- mercial Club 5-4, Reporter 45 Outburst 35 A Cappella 5-45 R,O.T.C. 2-4, Captain 4, Rifle Team 4, Battalion Commander il Boys' State, Lawyer 3. DAVID FRICKE-Senior Class Treasurer5 Junior Class Vice-president5 Stage Crew Z-45 Student Council 45 Proctor 3-45 Kalailu 2-4, A Cappella 2-4, Vice- ptesident 55 Commercial Clul:y2-45 Outburst 1-45 I-Ii-Y 3, Presi- dent 55 Sales Manager 45 Sec6nd Team Football 35 Most Likely to Succeed, ' ' FOURTH ROW Qleft to rightl ROGER GANN-5C.O.E. v-4 VIRGINIA GRATE- Jolly Good Girl 5 Home Econo- mics Club l-25'Outburst I-45 After School Sports 45 Eastonian Staff 45 C.O.E. 4. I 'Cwlf-N 1950 TOP ROW fleft to rightj EVELYN HANSEN Teachers' Secretary 4, TOM HOLBROOK-Kalailu I 3, C.O.E. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class, junior Class Reporter. DON HOXVEY- Social Lion , Senior Class Reporter, President of junior Class, Student Council 1-2, Representative 1, Kalailu 2-4, President 4, Proctor 3-4, Com- mercial Club 3-4, Hi-Y 1-4, President 2, Vice-president 3, First Basketball Team 3-4, Second Basketball Team Z, Salesmanager 1-2, All City Day 3, Commissioner 3, Echo Staff 4, C.O.E, 4, Perfect Attendance 3-4. SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj ROGER HUFFMAN- Best Boy Artist , Proctor 1-4, Science Club 4, Outburst 1, Art Society, Honor- able Mention 5. PAUL JACQUES-C.O.E. 3-4. ,TUNE KENNEDY- Y-Teens 3. THIRD ROW Cleft to rightj MARY KILVENTON- Worst Girl Blufferu, Proctor 2, Kalailu 3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2, Outburst 2, General Honor Roll 3, Perfect Attend- ance 1-4, Office Clerk 4, Salesmanager 2. TERESA KREBS-Student Council 1, Proctor 3, Science Club 4, Outburst 3, General Honor Roll 1-3, A.A.U.W. 2-4, D.A.R, 4. CHARLES LUX-Kalailu 4, Engineers 3-4, Outburst 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Salesmanager 5, Perfect Attendance 1-4. ji. L. s z ' m ono My ., .i, ,J lil Jiii enior 6651515 -' 4 ffonpy. Ui, LI TOP O School ports MA 1ZEfHar Mixed Choruf 35 Track 3-4 is -N burst 1-4, A D Jectionist Clul ' Boy Blufferug f ' 3, Commerci 75.1 I, I XM Staff 4. ' '. SECOND Rl . 'f' V, Has Done M ,, REA. 1--ig D 4,5 ' 1.41, Team 3-4, gi 2 GUERITE P 3, Red Cross After School General Hon Boy , Sergea 3-4, Engineer 4, Eastonian 11 6 Hi-Y 2. RA at ' -. ance 2. i FOURTH R E Q-PM Best Boy A .' Team 2. DI 55' Student Cou X X A Vice-presiden hw, L Reporter 3, .fs -,'j'.'lQ7 , burst 2-4, T J-21' ' f 1!cff,f-,A h Awards. Gol it ,Q V .,t. X-Xncfrgiqf Eastonian St I . X, '-1.g All city pa . i Q ' . 35 LH' i :Vu K VN. , V t - ' , ,i rf . ' Zn ,K .1 , ' '- 9 nw-N f , ,A La- 0 , 6. ' . WW 'L' X - 1' Q9 1' ' , ki 1' ' , X ' 1 L 12 -tsrowmw, THIRD RON! . V, ,-A l x ,,!' Top Row Cleft to mem LEE rcs-c.o.1a. , i'f'i'S334ll JERRY 5, RIGGS-Student Council 15 ebsters KMC ercial qlub 5-45 Hi-Y 2-45 Chorus 25 Charity pl hx i A Y RUZP-Q-'Athedian 7 4 Treasurer 4 Teachers Secre r Salesmanager l 4 Xlgfte School, Sbdrts, Basketball Play Day 4, ochey Play F11 and ,lf ,' ' A ' J xPlay Day 33 Y-Teens 1. J I ,f ' ' gy? SECOND ROW Cleft t CARL RUSSE enior Class President5 Student Co c' 15 Proctor 45 We rers -45 Viceyresi- xdenr 45 Spanish Club 3, ice-president 3: erc' 1 Cl 45 Y-4 Vice-president 2' Outburst 1'5Mi Chorus -25 erfe Xt tendance l Salesmana er 1 y 0 ular W I 'B Large Shield 'E' Award, Hockhj Basbtlyl anager ndivgpq Nye 5 ' - P p f H459- C.O.E, 45 First Footb f 35 amiltons 5' , cam Basket- ball 4. BETTY S T Best irl 'ncer alailu 45 Sc' fre fi Club 4 Mixed r 3 A p ella S g,eant at Arms ' fggeff Assistant 4 , ffeachers' Secretary .' OBERT SMITH . . . JOYCE S FF EB C Proctor 4 Kala: u 14 Secretary 4 Kalarluet 4 ommercial E Outburst 1-55 A Cappella 45 Girls' Chorus 55 A.A.U.Wf 2-45 .A.R. 45 General Honor Roll 1-55 Most Likely to Succeed. l f s I' 'MZ M , 1 li 'THIRD Row fle I J MAR .NE SHORT? A1 sfigigj Xe- 1 , D ' v . 5 . . , 1 f fl af 1 1 ' f 413 W1 ia ' Ill ll - ! El.i-EI 3 0 TOP R 3-45 Hi- Mixed 45 Ouxb 45 Perfe Football SECON Council 55 First 45 All First Fo THIRD Outburs Club 5- 'S . 5 gre enzor C4555 jul 1 g i lx X 4 'tw -lk . ,-5 1 'H ll 1 1 lx ' g .A -M Q ,B .5 l , 'Vg Lf t i A x l NAP l vw 5: N ' f l l 5 . Q 1 - NR ll xx 1 f A YL X A X 4 lf I W X! , 5 ll Q g 5 E . fx 4: 1 S, :- Q 'g il 1 P I Nt j of X -X x 'Q , N 'N - 55 li i f 1 'S l A all NL ill 4 4 A tu. x X lx l X il i 1' ii ll is 5 ill .i X 4 l tl 'll Ti? A 13 1 Q l 'sf ,L J , X l A I M,-fx ' I4 xx l i 1 Q X 14 4- , Qs v -.- t. 5? E! 1 1 W ll A . Y TOP ROW lleft to right! PATRICK SULLIVAN-C.O.E. 5-fig Hi-Y 43 Latin Club 5-fl. JACK TADLOCK-Outburst 21 Mixed Chorus Z3 C.O,E. 3-4. LEE THOMAS4Science Club -4, Outburst 1-Sp A Cappella 5-43 Mixed Chorus 1-23 Echo Staff -4, Perfect Attendants 1-4. EDGAR TORELLO4First Team ,N Football fig Second Team Football 53 C.O.E, -ig Hamiltons 3. 'vs ' ' SECOND ROW tleft to right! WESLEY TRACY4Student ' Council 5--ig Proctor 5g Kalailu 3-4, Kalailuian 4g Spanish Club 7 53 First Football Team 33 Second Team Football C.O.E. - -lg All City Student Council 5. GEORGE VAN T UMP- , First Football Team, Z-35 Hi-Y 2-4. I V f 4 THIRD ROW Qlcft to rightj BARBARA WOODALL- X' Outburst 3--lg Mixed Chorus 3--l. DON ZOLLARS-Science Club 5-lg Track 51 C.O.E. 4. X ,ry 7 , l I I 1 My I g s-' . , U I f 1 Tix, -705 i, 1 ,nf Q Q L Y' SX College Day for Seniors u Central High Sthool, Novem- ber SO, 1949. 'iff' If G1Dll Pd: Melvin Thursby A ' . r .f VQW .gi ,Q 1 , X r e,,g y , lla' I 1 Qllif 5 'rea ,MM A jf I X Wgi,f iA 'Mum j? IMK4if5J X fl NW' ggwkwijiwy Bob Diekman W! Treafurer ' Joyce Gilio jj! Gif: Receiver f Toni Welden Reporter :dB 1 ame5 . . ,Iafea . . .places . . f yn,-gn NV' , ,KJ x College Days for Seniors at , Q , 1. Central High School, Novem- ' ' ber 30, 1949. gum . 4 J ck ,.,,A W ' ,' 1, A '7: qg- 5 ,wziw N v 4, 5 A 1 If P N, If 'Z 4' ' 1 1 f , IT: , . l ' ., . yy J V if 2 1 V sizzix, Q .. ox - ' 1 3 3lI x.-53112349 ' W 1 'rn Senior class officers llmgfgg ff- ' I 5 Zi' Q 'W ' 1 ,' if i as l 'I L 2 , X. XXV N5,,Ti.,, I ,. Q ,K W . ,N , , , . 'Riff' '--'1 V i I 9 K' f5 E w-A' l 'gf ' y f 1 f fyimmlg, ' 'f fs. . ' .K Buddies Our Gal Kay U s ' A fx ' l A11 r -...mr .ax , K fs if I M TX ' Q -l ,zo is f N212 Gi ,i e. 4, T I I p : 3 I got 'e: , . ,svfw jf ' I ff kg! , , i Q X. no so . Student council Leaders iv F I .. M 1 4, - f Smile, gals, smile. K' 1 '. es , J s W' a 'li 1,-: - 1 -4 i ,NL -Z Inter-Society, N V - 'V 1 November 18, '49 r X , -H U ' 23,41 ' . l , .9-ji 2 3 ' . 7 'X Ji wl f25n'a- if -M ox., OM-ff. mfx A . 1 -if fu '47 Photographer jack Ponak and his pic of jones' fl X 7 Toyland 5' .,, -,. 'll 'Fifi f E . -Qi 5,1 N , WMV 'FJM ffl Q ffl ffwtiifffj ffm , W ,W Md' Tir' W.'M0yWW M if .VV Q v 5 very page in the trusty notebook is used. The once long pencil is now a tiny stub, and the eraser has long since passed useful service. Apples that kept company with the cheese sandwich 6-4' -a . .w,, . '9 My , Y- s MIAA W' and the chocolate cake in a brown paper sack, find 'vcv3icti3f1'f ' . .I., ,',- n.,,,x I I I I eff- H-7115-1 their way to a favorite teachers desk -,' - 'ff . . . If and speak mute tribute for friendship. . ri .' ' A ,N Signs of spring, these, and of'the closing of z ' v Ja another school year. .' 5 2 ' i ' Home rooms seem more important now than everI before. i , I , r I 3 Elections for home room reptesentatiyes and members Q sy. ,I 2, I ' A' A 2.7 of the safety council were held here. ' i 3, a ' i ,K . Grade cards were distributed here, and we c ' ' K V Jr J - 4' 2-, thought of others through contributions to W r X V i . inf .I the Community Chest, Polio, '1 7 1 -- '- I I , I I I i I' I , ' A--V any Red Cross campaigns. I ,I I .'.I II fm X n4',,a 1:4- ' 'i A .w ,5, I. 4 . x n 'E ff- ff-fzv- A N,-1: Cars 19-in .pivrf ff? 5 f- 73177 'iff J . ,. - 'ml -, qgfkzy, Le:-33311, 5 .X ., -,,, ., -f V-F. V-.ff-,.z,f,:. l ,,,f::f .., it -. r ' 1 N ' I l .. ,, A- HE 7 Q: - I 4, V L. - ll ' X of v iw' ? Q' if Y V' S . L' L ,I vga g y' M p :Slim N ' ' 1 - i ' P J- rx l - 4 'ff ' J. 4, , ome 'fl -A 'Y LJ ll 4'B-9 F' ,J r li id f JflfMrS. Dpri up , fi 4 JV! .,, I I , V, Y. f if -,jf Top Roux' McCaslfll,'1.amkin?pQ1,iBygAd, Templeton, Snow, Robertson, Kenne . I' Foznlla Run : Rnnncbargar, Shoemakerl McDaniel, Hurst, Lowe, Lynn, Amlin, Dolde. '1 up RW: J O'Dnw lfrllh Row: Third Roux' liurguson, Kilburn, Brown, Bochiere, Mc- LSWHIC1 Namara, Sexton, Holbrook, Schroff. fyfzb Semnd Razr: Herron, Kennevan, Pence, Bowman, Mar- 11 h ou' tin, Hentlricks, Hackathorn, Shirley. , -If 'EOD Firrf Roux Simpson, Taylor, Brandt, Yardley, Spencer M'm'Q:lem 7u f f V . ' ,. 1 ' Mrsser Gardner, Helms, I R M I AA A mijkkiffgwflj-Kfynlb, rffxfvqirg A X . lzrrl- ou. ' ' I i 4 ,V . N I . Q1 , , ,l,,f.,',,44,4QK,f.f2fff4 - , -of' vqf ' ' , 'Tj T? fiZl?jyf0L0r:,',l' ' 04 4 , ' J . M51 J My I 'A fl M vw li I ll KW Maj: . VI i 1 ,W wffzaw, J T ' T- v , , 64.2 fig nf B-97 , , I Mrs. PBUCIPK -X ' ' c.P.E. T LZ up uw: 'ff' Top Ron P. Sullivan, Molder, Smith, Brooks, Olclham, 1 Dahlste f Langsmti, Wolfe. . Fourlh Ro ' Thru! Ron: Geren, Bleistein, Mistele, Fible, Martino, l.aLan Fiddler. iid nz' Seforzrl Ron: Oryall, Jean Buehlig, Warren, Weber, , Sailor, jane Buehlig. S ar aux' Fzrrf Rau Thomson, Hinlc, Cockell, Rupp, Johnston, r, Gili Kilventon. F rt Row: House. ? i . N Em QQ Q Q xx , -, 5 5 ' W , - X , x X , 1 U X it , .l X 104 , i - S, Mr. Griiene All A S Y c.0.E.Sl l ' XX fl Top l2ozz,': Allen, Collin, Maynard, Tracy, Cox,'Wesr. ' Fin! ,Ronvi Maize, Frickef.jacquesfzollark, Sullivan ' Moore: . 1 N ' 1 X X f-. X L X X 1 X 24 AA I ld Templeton IcDanrel Hurst Bochrere Mc Bowman Mar ardley Spencer ,rf.!9f-ff-4114 f 171 .1 Z0 .ff -I sl flak Brooks Oldham Flble Martino Warren Weber Rupp Johnston oomfr 07 Mr Sebastian B P E Iop Rou Francis Wolfe Hanks Reed Kunz u O'Dowd Krlventon Fifth Row Ellis Alexander Foster Mayfreld, Allen Letelher Wrlson fourlb Rou Meloy MCCIC-Uan Smith Toevs Dodd Third Rau Fitzgerald Shields Schneider Watson ohnson Gordon Nelson Second Rau Roucle ush Hall Long Nrxon Earls Clem Tapprrgh F1151-R010 Hash Rrnarcl Gunn Duncan Barley Shrlver 06 EWS Top Row edd Thoma aher Lemberber Ponak Dahlste s Pvuflb R0 me gs Dlekman Nash Slocum l.aLan lr ta elbach Cox Krebs Nystrom Brad S 01 ou, Br urossette Smrth Wernlng Sev r Grlio I- tR 14 Adams rown Dull Waddell Bauman House 0 Mr. Tiefel Drafting Top Roux' Swartz, Murphy, Kline, R.Wilson, Hafner h lion Cresswell Sm en S , r 'SH - SemndeRo1u.' Willis, Cartmell, D. Wilson, Ellis, Novo- Grndic, Raup, Hunting, Hlgginbotham, - Frm! Rau: Dobbins, Busey, Fenson, Marsh, Guthrie Jacques. f. X Q-ff ii? 1 , . .M iii:-2 QF , v, 'ff 14, x 3 if Q. W 3? laen kr nalaecfion ga m i -1013, t M y 8.41 J MESH' . ,140 Tap Roux' Rasmussen, Hammer, Sadler, Lough, Kilven- ron, Steadman. Third' Roux' Gimmarro, Stump, Millard, Frizell, Nether- ton, Baker. Second Roux' Reddinger, Hafner, Hanley, W. Naylor, Showalter, Gurherie. Fm! Rott: Shelley, LaG0re, Hall, Hunt, Shepherd, Henson. Ag wt Ill I fi 1 5 Auditorium Mr. Sell Band Top Row: Manis, J. Moore, Kaufman, Bomberger, Lee, Bornaman, Clark, Sooter, Brants. Fourlb Razr: Gimmarro, Gregory, R. Foster, D. Nelson, Burns, Bailey, Higgcns, Smith, Ligon. Third Roux' Endsley, Harron, Burel, Woods, Broyles J. Bottornf, Crouch, Hedges, Hyatt. Second Row: Morrow, Tucker, Hudson, Roberts, Hund- - ley, Duncan, Eck, Shaw, Sudduth. Furl Row: Toler, Morris, Daniels, Towell, Snyder, Snow Ford, Barry. All over the United States November 6-12 was designated as American Educaa tion Week. The general theme for this week was Making Democracy Work. A more appropriate theme would have been hard to find. Leading citizens of our community planned the very successful open house which .vas held at East High on November 8. The many rooms of the building were open to parents and friends as students displayed their work. Various home rooms planned special displays, and such places as the science, wood-working, art, social science, and typing rooms proved to be centers of attention. FASTONIAN, iaso 205 Mr. Day Physiogrnphy Tap Roux' Felz, Whitmore, Rauber, Bullartl, Van Trump, Gee. Secoml Roux' Coke, Peters, Smith, Chance, Ehret, Lewis, Parsons. Fin! Rnux' Shortt, Albauet, Perry, Bingham, Ratty, Giutlici. sn- 01418 201 Miss Canlly Sflllly Hull Top Ron: Mullins, Libby, Wheeler, Stonebreakcr, Peters, Rathbun, DcFortl, Ncirth. Ffflb Roux' Hill, juhn, jones, johnson, Coates, Com- stock, Cox, Gwinn, lngram. Fnurfla Roux' Ellcmun, Litnta, Kelly, Hinds, Ostrnm, Ehret, Casey, Altlrith. Thin! Rnzix' Shnwgta, Fowler, Welsh, Roark, Morgan, Neal, Anderson, Hohenburg, Brasel. Sammi Rnux' Merritt, Boehm, Patterson, Wasson, Houk Schultlt, Drrskell, Courier. Frrrt Rou .' Miller, Grasher, Roseberry, Morrison, Spencer, Apple, warns. 203 Mr. Esther General Science Top Roux' Barletz, Stephens, Manford, Woods, Yazel, Woodroff, Rinkenbaugh. Thin! Roux' Dattilo, Prewitt, Schleifer, Fuller, Dwyer, McLelland, Dunn, Netherson. Semin! Roux' Greathouse, Rinehart, Magee, Rosanbalm, Dysart, Renfro, White. Fir-.rl R011-.' Wheeler, Martz, Greer, Dowcly, George, Askins, Graham. Twp Roux' We Deskins, Third Roux' Gilliam,l Sumud Row: Lowe, Hi Fin! Roux' C Smith, Top Roux' Lu Kinman, G Third Roux' H Deffcnba' Seroml Row: Plisowski Fin! Roux' Ez T. Bown 2 lm 1 .:fX!i 'Y J , l OOIWL6 Room 203 Miss Waring E ngllsh yup R011 Westphal Reser Hatfield Kennedy Brlscoe Deskms Spaw Bmndes Ibm! Rau W1ltsh1re Rupp Breedmg Roelofson Gxlham Elllott Howell Todd lrmna' Rau Smlth Neal P Smlth McComas Rue Lowe Hendricks Simpson F1mRou Groves Wall Ickes Wilson Martnn D Smith Room 207 Mr Gruhe Human Science Top Rau Lux Reed Lewis Opalka Patterson Lyons Klnman G Brown Third Ron Humston Mitchell Jacks White Westphal Deffcnbaueh Brown Second Row Kowalski Bales Kraus H Hutchins Pllsowskl Wallace Mooney Fm1Rou Early Maloney Phllllps Rupp Dombroskl T Bowman ,f l Room 206 Miss Gilliland American History Top Roux' La Belle Blansit, Gooding, Snedder, Bateman Linebaugh, L. Brown. Third Row: V. Bersuch, Srefek, S, Shepherd, Benton C. Wasson, johnson. - Second Row: Crow, R. Hatfield, Dopp, D. Yarnell Rex, Eason, Clark. F1151 Row: Silvey, Anderson, R. Barnes, Isom, Easley Liggett, 6 . 1 if Ci L 5 E Q ? fu. Al of MJ' Ala P , 213 Mr. Swearingen Common Learning.: Top Row: Gilliland, Courts, Adams, Laughlin, Peel, Miller, McClone, Hafner. Fouflb Roux' lsom, McClaskey, Deffenbaugh, Mayes, jackson, Figgins, Combs. Thin! Roux' Heavner, Morris, Haun, Abram, Lauffer, Lynch, Hundley. Secm1dRmu'Lnngton Kassing Hiserate Holman Haupt Outlaw first Rau Baker Busey Rutherford Forsythe Allen Shepherd Olflfle 211 Mrs. Lapsley Common Learnings Top Roux' Bessenbacher, Bennett, Rarhbun, Fletcher, Perkins, Miller, Lull, Krout. Second Row: R, Walsh, Walsh, Hammon, Orlando, Williams, Burton, Rinkenbaugh. Fifi! Roux' Todd, Peterson, Roberts, Hastings, Rauber, Chapman, ' 212 f f Miss Davis Arithmetic Top Row: M. Thomas, H. Shipman, Black, West Bradley, Summers, Snyder. Third Row: Nystrom, Sharp Justice, O'Neil, Rimmer,y Conners. , Second Row: Western, Norval, Soldanels, Bruce,,Prais- i water, Hastings, Wagner. 1 f' Y Fin! Row: Schmalfeldt, Maynard, Spencer, l.eGrande, Eastetvfoocl, Baldwin. V Top Rffzu: Auldr. Thin! Roi. Clarke Semnd R0 Wray, Firr! Roux Bary, 4 ff 4, ,,,.,4,1LP ,,,,,,o. , ..,.:o.. . ,MJ L fflfefw fe' ,fx , MJ Top Roux Thom Third Rou Browr Seuond Rc Guire Firyt Rau Pierce arhbun Fletcher rmmon Orlando Hastings, Rauber rn Black Wesr ONe1l Rlmmer els Bruce Pr:-115 ncer l.eGrancle ff' 001415 303 MISS MCGIOIII Human Science fgp Rau Lrghrfoor LeGrancl Myerkorrh Kersrerl B Auldrldge Downey Hansen D Pence Thmi R011 ,lenklns Phrllrps Donahoe Holden M Clarke Walker McCl1nt1C lcrmzrl Ron Warren Marrm Howard Weakley Long Wray Ames fm! R011 Glarhaar Rue Borgelr Yardley Rogers Bary N16 of ,f.AfvZ.4'b IMF! an. ,wveffef-efw' J 7' KA J, X74 ,Q MMM M.-,I W-4 M jf., Yvdfl J-M L f fr, '11, ,,,.,,,,4,VJ,,.1 Q, UQ! AI X 1 Mr Benson VL. fn-C Arllhmetlc ef Top Rau Roark Gaucher Sons Burch Harrrngton Thome Lean Woodall Third Rau Anderson Johnson Mann Polley Kennedy Brown M Thome Allrson Serond Ron Jeude Barcher Warren Hammond Mc Guxre Van Dolah Gorham Fm! R011 Marrm Berberlch Thomas McCannon Plerce Pyle Walt Af- k 215 MISS De Lallcey Art Top Rau Ladrsh Krrby Ashlork Chrrwood Dooley Boylcs Copple Tbmi R011 ualls Saorr Shaffer Muller Osborn Ded rlck Lexus Eubanlx Second' R011 Hawrhurn Gammon Reynolds Rrley ohnson Lawson Grlzson Fm! Run Lrppencort Plumb Drake Young, Lang, ford Srawarz ' 4 A . Q , K V, , I V , V J 1 V I ' Top Row: Rogers, Cox Third Row: C a Wils r ne, W Second R014 i Bruno, Cree Fifi! Raw: Yamell. i 5 i 'x A I A 5 1 E fy ? 31 u,-.m Ns, We 'L ' b fjgiii 5 Q 4 Dj MJ' 33 1 VV M ,qu U, W ff f W! C 3 ,di ,f fy A I J! J 1 Q'f:rifuuiN.,w . .ff . .1 , , 4 L L1 ff if Uefg Oflaer jAlflJ 5 ay 304 Miss Flinn M athemalics Top Row: Villines, Maloney, Summers, Allen, Wait, , Rogers, Cox. Third Row: Eagan, DeMoss, Rizzorto, Huffman, Simms Crane, Wilson. Second Raw: Taylor, Quarles, Swope, Blades, Frazier Bruno, Creek. Fin! Row: Lee, Hiestand, Kessler, Haskins, Senzee Yarnell. l ! ,' V l I 1 l t 5 ' : l l : . K lx if 'lr 2 'LY ' 27 305, 4 ' C f if - s - ' f if .. li e or Mr-1 we C fe a e e A it aa Amefjlnn 'Orff J ,---. ff' ,eg 5 - 4 --- 'Vg l l , Ik ' X, Y If 'fe ' ' g Top Row: Van yklx ter, Duffy, ugh , en ,L C ' - . 1 fa Frazier. I l f K ' 4 ' T - X 1 Xi. ' Fourth Raw: Der ier, ra Hll, T4 llnso Au i- - -f ,M man, Holmes in W ,! I s- - Q - , ' Third Rciuug ypear, lisfli mar, or , Paule - - A ,' A -f ' Mathis. I . ,', N ' H ' ixiaind J w: S dde , redrick, iljroyep, er,, b Y ' 1 t . U 1 s ' 1 l R l Q .jx , :Sa V 1. V Fzfrt eg I Ha 53-rf allagh igsdonvfrlei t, lar ar lil 1 5 X Q rs. is 'f 3 l . ' H A P ll! GX ll D r, J 99 , y. . p A - 4 u 1 , r V X 1 l ' ,, . .E . - .. rf i l ,, T f f W f fl' ll - ' f 3' t I f aj T lv l WWW H Mr3,f,yMl , ' - ' ' l' l 1 J l ,vtffa dy The EAST ECHO, delivered on alternate Thursdalfy thi-ouQgoy!jLL Qizol lt r I l WJ year, kept the students informed of the important happenings ln all ' I undjrle A ' jj ,ll ,K On these special Thursdays, ECHO reporters could be seen gatheripggi IOQ t e 1 J . , room time to deliver the papers to each of the home rooms. lf- Y ' ', l pl' , Y! OF , , V were solicited. News of the various home rooms appeared in current ssuds f the paper. Not all was hard work, fun was a part of the job. l t The Echo owes much of its success to the home rooms where th ulys jars QR XJ, 5 F- l l USTONIAN, 1950 35 5 2 1 v-373-':12'fQ,rV.:fes1?2irig2?f:I-554' xg, F125 P25 f f' 'f .:--ggwf:--.-A-1-f-.-.1--f rear. -1-- ' -1 1' -2- ' -G -ff 2 w .-H 'H -' Kr- -N f gig Q:',.isg1f2-:gg5,g:21jyPi2-Qifi 'QI 3 --.-'aifiyf-. il if' 7 'Q' 534 .EL EQ ,.l,,.V-.1 1. f 4 L.fg,: MAL- ' 1.4 .f f Olflfle Room 3 14 Miss C. R. Miller Top Rnzix' Kessler, Evans, Blidsoe, Cliffton, Van Dcusen, Dolwlns, McCrory. Thu-ri Razr: johnson, Hackethorn, Miller, Hash, Chap- man, Heck, Fincher. Sefoud Ron: Sturtz, Stanfreltl, Fully, Kiersten, Grady, Barnes, Morris, Firrt Roll: Burlesom, DeMoss, Lough, Hickson, Osburn, Peeley, Lynch, sl sg, 14 i x,2 Y gn l A Qs, 5 , r r E w SA s A if I v Room 317 Miss Van Natta S peezth Top Rfmu' Adair, Harrell, Stoner, Endslcy, Austin, Fin- frock, Kennedy Thmf Row: Brandon, Pittman, jones, Miles, Burby, liolson. Semud Rnzix' Hammond, Bergner, Janes, Ewan, Sloan, Runynn. Fm! Run: Weaver, Shiclils, Scholle, jackson, Moore, Letlgerwootl. el ', 5. Room 315 1 Miss Martin Arithmetic - Tnp Roux' D, Steele, B. Anderson, J. Mills, B. Williams A. Hutlgens, R. Barlow. ' Thin! Roux' Floyd, Stacy, E. Phillips, Marshall, Meier Behnke, Cates. Semml Roux' Ganzer, Stock, Dayton, Tadlock, Lowe jones, Jordan. Fin! Razr: Hill, Evans, Vaughn, Vogan, 1. Hessenflow, McCaully. 1 I. lppfkffzi .- I films, E Tfufrf Run ' 'larhf El ,Vfmrrd Rm Perreh? Fm! Rau-:I Schfhla Tap Ron: Supern: Third Roz!! Schmnl Semml Ru! Atkins, FIU! Razr: Miller. 5-nl s - i 5 af, 4 Van Deusen, -lash, Chap ren Grady on Osbum B, Williams shall Meler dlock Lowe Hessenflow 001415 401 Miss Nowl in O Foods Typ Rau-' Burnell jones Curley Smnth Duett Raith Oats Baht Ibm! Rau Ford Rmkenbau h fltzpatrlgk Hxnlx Gxl lam Eluna Adams Seronff Rm: Kennedy MeNulry l'.nxney Mdmey Perrenond Hager Fm! Rau Yazel Bruno Holman Groves Lxght Scholcs 32 Mr Mabhott Music Yap Ron Rncheson Davlllson Caselmsn Robbins Supernaw Llbby Lambom Stone Th1nlR0z Tarom Stacy Qualls Bray lxoup johnson bnhmalfeldr Semr1zlRo11 Appleton Maslull Nethenon ihrxver Arlxms Easzerwood Imwler Fm! Ron Hansen George llllxs Young McNamara Muller vi ...- 50 319 Mlss Buxrus I llgllXll Top Run McKLm Dmfnrzlx lxunuxulu uber Isres fullux Welllpn Wfnllluns U11 fm 1 u K rrz 5 olel Q1 xll1nl Mmxlulnu W lxrnu Shmkly M4Curn 1 1 R 111 lbulmnr Bubuxnlm N aughn 'n nlnler lates H1105 Lncr if Z' sf... OIWLQ 404 Miss Nusser Clothing Top Row: Iiortney, Helms, Woodruff, Epperr, Puttman, james, Bryeams. Third Roux' Graham, Suddurh, Hoppe, Hatfied, Walsli, Love, Straub. Second Row: Hoover, Kitterer, Vaugn, Elleman, Vllalsh, Richardson, Rouse Firrl Roux' Brandon, Hurley, Grlntlslaff, Sexton, Dutoit, Members of the home rooms were able to see the wonders of an atomic machine as demonstrated by Dr, Richard Hitchcock in the Westinghouse Assembly. 4, 406 Miss Young English Tap Row: Stewart, Williams, Thomas, Toman, Smith, Bales, Norris, jordan. Fourth Roux' Eubank, Collins, Moore, Mills, Wells, Snow, Dodson. Third Roux' johnson, Allen, Otten, Borders, Williams, McCormick, Morris. Second Roux' Wo Dulin, oodpasture, Rogers, Miller, John Rlat r ly A- , Firrf Ro :X S ' iott, Dahlstead, Hale, Jen A . 0' Jiri U75 .M f ' -At X? WN' .1 X During American Education Week work of the various home rooms and classes was on display for approval of parents and friends. On Open House night the art room proved a popular place. I r-L.: N, LJ 44 Top Row: Second Raz- F int Row: Reed. Top Row: Stanfie Third Rou' Bartlet Serond Run Fisher,- Firil Row: Duffy, gr M A , fx X 14 bv ls Tcp Roux' Miller, Toeman, Shelton, Lewis, Grabau, Chance, Dodd. Fourlh Razr: Dickerson, Freshwater, Van Deusen, Linebaugh, Tracy, Woods, Sullivan, Wendel. Tbfm' Roux' Straub, Richardson, Harrington, Lanningham, Morgan, Garriques, Yardly, Anderson, Henson, Swope. Second Roux' Shephard, Taylor, Hart, Walsh, Plasltett, Mullins, Rushen, Hurst, Cobb, Rickenbaugh. Fivft Row: Stoner, Weldon, Redd, Peck, Donahoe, Pryor, Dull. we gli The governing body of the school, the Student Council, under the direction of Anne Stewart, john P. Dix, and Clayton Dickson, enlivened the school year with its varied activities. The Talent Assembly proved a highlight in November, while its Scholarship Assembly, a week be- fore, created a greater interest in obtaining --...X . ,fN , LJ, ,, kr I xf clenf Counci ' K' XX X- r ,. , f C, x' . , I- -NE' ' I rl S CL u -'T ' . Sf f 5 I 'fi ' 5-'it xr' ,K x, , 1, 5, A I E X , .RQ , A ,- - ' 'x f' NJ w 1 ' .Y fi -Cy . V. i . t I 5 'f' M ' X ' ' '. 'Q . ' '. ' KL, Y, 't l '.' . X.-Y. ', x fi , zf 1 ., in 4 t ' X ff f , t ' ' I. Y , V Q 5 ' x - x '-, . - l','l I , I 1 X J- X- v ' . Eorst S stef Officers: -.r L. to : edd,-Peck, Donafloe l ' . q R ,. - X-e ,' of . ' .f ' f 4 li 1 1 i X' . 1 X' K 4 f L t K we f high scholastic standing. The special pro- iect for the year was a drive to acquire funds for new choir robes. The Wistful Willie cartoon appearing in the ECHO was paid for with council funds, as were the additional letters for the cafeteria menu board. Second Semester Officers: I.. to R: Donahoe, Nash, Brower EASTONIAN , J X Fun ', 'A Jr- , 'JS' 'isfiiid-sing Wir? '11 ' fx, ll ,' P' .f'l' L',sA-Qzfjegzl r-9,5464 'f 534 W . , ' , A ' ,A 1f'..1g f-QQ1g2E1L1g5'1 , , 1 . - .f ,. ., . , .,..,, ,.,. ,. 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Ax Yi V, 'Z,,sg-xkgxf' ' F R 1 C Y X5 at: l. sn X Q, 6. - 5:- Y'Y N Mr EYQQQP 4? w L 1xX Q G 15 -pf -...J Q- BQ LEFT TO RIGIJLT Top Ron Redd H.0Wey Tracy ffSepfyd R ootlmg, Dombros Tncke Lux Hollansworrh Dooley Shadwxck fjfZ1 rr4WIrfrr6b' flebach J Shxelds K11 enron Donahoe B Scott Four ou Gaynques M Rue 'Lalande Wllker Sxego nseberry nyon MP4 5 XX Elmo D 1 zbchlxeffer Hmm ,jun MP' gell anes 4 ge 'I 'ff pfjf , 6 Mfmgfyfw Mfm2dM,,QJ ,.f,,d X ZW X755 A lyffafigf ff KQ4 404-1'c!f..ft Jfffiff f W' ifliiiffff ffdwdfff Fin Same: f fx ZSEYJM' 4155127 Q H rl H Wd X Dggifiwliled f ,f 'Wff gf 267061 'Q fl?9'V g0:HHh09 mce Staffkbach 5?em' f LUV WHNL' f if pgmvef ff ,ff ,f-Rlghard D om X ig'cB'657'f ' ff fgxgfglzfy f 'Jens MAX .fp kay Donahue Serge nz at A my Lou S Seldirs 'ff' Kepfyter Ted Dombroskm Jackc Shields Crzm Mary Dnollm. Ninas C Rum M1161 A111116 OMAN woso ,f 49 is W ' , Q. f 5' 79 'J Q g-2 U' , t Y . b Mfr' 3-.2 g 53 5. -I 6. 5- 5 s V L' ' A , A N Q t lv B5 1 fs. .K ' 3 'B 25 va? ' X A X , .. JI ll UQ Q Q + 4 f ' ix , f 5 A ' JL- 134 1 4' f ff 6 ' x 2 C E Q gi L ' X tl X Q ,W A L 1' D x .. x L . 1 , 1 ' Q K .L , , , 5 ,Pl LEFT EO RIGHT: Top Row: Estes, je n Buelig, illikm x X N X . 7 , Second Roux' Siilor, ner, H lin, s, 'lve Cob aylb ,T Tlnim' Roux' Gilio, J es, Sisian, -E.. , dair Austin, Howa . X ' I ' . 11 Wlfnzziflf Rauf: Cawby aw Sc H xs, cGui , Fre 'G Ny om. LX - Y 'I' Fiflb'-Roux' johnson, urlz,-, an el , Ju glin Little, signer, Colby. all 1 'K S9141 Roig Upp, V rt 0:15, F X, emi QX Xiu, iel IN A fX LX ' 'v 'I X x XXX tg X N ' 'Q W X ' ' 'x Q X 1 X u ' U fpx eunzx cf Xxbe XA f ,' iv xv 'X L -X X-XX - I X ' ' 4' X , A X : X Firfljefeefles N ' K ,Ill X FF ER x X 3, Second Semexter w w ' ' ' If-'IDE Sevigi ,,,.,v' .....-..... .,...,,,,.,...... ..... ...,,.,,.., I J 1 efzl N ....... X ...,..., ,.,,.,, ,,.. , ,Z .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mary Werning 'gliIQfg', wgkfnlfgl-Z? YYYY ' 'V------ 1-W -...-......,VV..... .VVV . tggbx ldexq . ,..,, ,..... X ...fx ,... ..,.. X Xb, ..... .....,.. S hirley Nystrom ' , grxq fone ...... ....VV......,,,,..,,,,.. . ..,..,... X ..,... , , K u ,...... ,,.,, L t ,,,, . ,,,., -,g, ,, ,,,,, 1 A ' X- Rilf Este? ,,,,,-Y, if vvvv Lx? ..... ........,.,,.. ..., ' . I ......... ..... , J, Tfea fgr., .... X ..,... .,,. ..,. ,,,,.,.,,, B arbarZn'iDanF3:aE . QJADIIH1 MIICSL! --..A- ,sr-'L '......., .....v . . HX ..... ff.. eu influx. ..., x ....,,, ....,.. J, ..... .............. Darlyne Juengling 1 ,,Caro1 Au inn ,.... 1.4. . ,,,,,,,,,,, .,, ,,,, , Jef emi- -Afrnlxgmgr ,,,,, ,,,,,www Q,,g ,,,.,,, X A,A,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v Peggy Hows -N J f Anneu urrz ...,. .J ......... ,.,,,, ,,,,., epmeru. ,...... H .,,,AA,,,,A,,,,,,,A,,,,A,A,,, ,,,AA.,AA,,AA,, J can Buelig N211 Y 0lby..: -----.------ ,Y......... X8 .... Y -. .,.,, Pxxfffil' .L .......,. ,,,,,,,,,, iff, ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, ,,A,,,,,A C layna Sloan X 5 Mmctirl V. Wes: V,V,... ....... . ,....... .... .,.., K1I,,,'j,, ,,A,, XE AA,,,, - xi. .,,,,,AA,, ,,,,,,,,,,.., A dmef . 3 '-fx A - X ,A X - x 1 Y xxx , lx 1 - - fx' FK I X 1 NN X N: K Xxx , X X . 5. K X, KI XL EASTONIAN, 195 YAQTOIXHXN X -. N XX 50 XXX ra v J. I 1 1 J ?.. 1 4 , . ,. . Q , . I' r 1 ' 1 I YL . 2' . -E A s f' . , XXX .ff ' a Z4 ' ,. 4 v, ,-r 3 ,ff ,ki fa ' A - - E l fn , ' li 'XP A l , , ' .I 'l': xv , ,lk l fs' af bf Q J . YF ' gif -4 l . ' - sr l ll 11, Qs l Fm? 5' e ef Ar H en Weldon Mce Culkell, Beverly McKern Sally Sm th Johnna cCurry D la Dumssetre D lores Crow Joann Elleman Mx A E Sxxearlnkgen X EA51-OMAN I9 UWSTONIAN 1950 . f 1,9 -,J A-' ff M104--Zacl e l ! 04-1 R f a- QL X, ' , f f- N 4 ,W I .,,a lv df wx Q. is W SK Iv Q6 P' Fl' W -4 f-x o an N. Q I '-1 , 'new-1 'fi-2333, Sm-Rig me- :Ju Q 71 xxx? xzfmgq : mm U, - T5-101132 lsmion xanga-E2 -.5--wget: 'UVHU1 535255 :..fb '- E'5mE? U 553' QEZQIZ' 730355 OKW55 1 BQ'-'i :1: fnizg :1ncn'-nog gran: :SEE ?-259422 Q 2' T335-,QE D. 2:5-lik gimp? 551' 55313 Q.. sffi gig? : 32 I E 05 2 312 f' -3- E 0 H M, 2Xl6l lfefafg occef OFEICERR Pfendent Vice Premfew Sscrelav-gf Treafurer Eukxzafz epnffef fnlu Sergeanl at Armf Second Semerler Donna lolsum Beverly MLKern Delores Crow Nancy Hull Peggy Albauer Joyce Cockcll Valerie Ildrller Ethel Monath Adzuer Q, , J xx . I ? I F fl 6 5' 'x x 34,6 j R rf J T SX!! A , - , 'A . My V Ad Q-.aa K FW . V W ww-'WJ 'M Q -' 0'-' . 4' ' - f- ' - ,sf . X 2',1,4+ Vm'Aj ' 'cr l f :ff , Y' ' ,W my A ti W .lf 4 X L X- L - L A W' 'Vlfffcf 1.0 Y' lj JL, R, U 1 K ,, qw 4 2 ' Q, 'J Rx ,Q jfflyfbwo ' 'N ' .,, - x L . M-1 'r ff .. 'S fzW7W,,4' ,JL .. 1 AA ! Cf: 3 ,' g' - .Q A QI, 6 C ' LJ zfa , F , ,Q ' I ' I MW: 1 , 't- Wy fr' , ,, . . A- ! YJ 3,14 ' fzxfj ' gg 3 'Y 1 Q 1 4 4 5' . ierpw Q ff LN L 123, io t, , 9- Q f 2 QQ f Y fe- -1 I F l - --fx f L - -L CU ' na K u Q ' 5 pf 9 .1 S WJ ' A ' ' ,, V, . J 1 V 5 4 '- Y gf 3 ' 'Y - km. LA L AM . gin . IA LEFT TO RIGHT: Top Row: Slocum, Ponak, Patterson. .1 ' - .- Second Row: Gimmarro, KTncjman!Snyder, Bgyok, Vmeligma Third Row: Hurley, Qgxgfas, Na11,,Bhfnes, Ygazegi C6'rrs. Qi Il Fourth Roif: Gbocmag, oevs, Russell Hg14ss1gfThusbyjlG'fego R 'if 6- Q Fiflfs gouflfharber, Bullardflyons, Brqwn agnfff Simp . R I , - ' Sixlh oua' Maynard: Rqpr, Riggkl .I-I1in?f R61 ey, Cwm ' Y. XI , U fd. , - L C X J, ' N -. I ' f,k 1 X115 X1 E '. '. ' , ' A If ' ' Q Q . ' ' X W .- mgdfer- olgferfary JCL f' 1 - Q ' x I 1 ,V fy 4. ' ' f . uk' I . . X X 1' ,fk If f ' 1 f' X X SJLQQ Q ,f . 5 ,. 1 V I . l A X . , , 'OFFICERS' ERR - E Y, ,Z X X lsreffdent ......,,.. ' 1.1, ....... n .....,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,.,..,,......,.., ,,,,,. ......... ......,..., D i c k 5 , ' N Q X X Vrfe-prerilfbnl . ..,,.,,,.,.,, ..........,,...,.. . If ....,.........,. ......... ax R ' Y T X X G ' k Sefzelnry ,,..., ,,,,...... L ..,..., ,,..,,,.,,.,. 7 .... ' .,,, ,,,,., . ..,,,,...... lvin Thu by Q ix . N x Treamrer .,.. T .,,.1 .,,,,,,, .,.....,.., C, 1 .,.,...... .. ....,, ....,....,, .........,,, e 1 der I ' N ' X 'ebslerirr N ............. ,,....,. Z ..,..........,... ...,,.......,. ...., .,.......,, .... k h Q X f ebqeanf-at a nr .. ,,,. pf. . ,,.,...,,,,, ,,,............ , ,, .,.,. ..,, F reQ Slo n R5 ' N cgm , ,..-- ...X .,,,T ..,,,..... Q ...,., 1 niet, ..,.,,. ..... . ., A Gary Googi l 'Cv- A V ,,,..,,,...,.......... ,.,g ..,.. ., .,.,............... ...... . .. D' h . S xx A fuer. nss C Yn as ac , l S V K, EA OMAN, 1950 LASTONIM W X X f' f ' 52 -'TJ Ku 1 1 x 1 'x ll LX Illnn 4 Z 1 IL '1 1 4.4 ..,.. T N-I ' -M-vw-'M' Cd ig, X ts' 5 K' T' -Ir: A if - V, A , N ' ,IH U7 , f I 1 by ,,. X 1 4 - Elm 1-' 5 ne , X li' .,, , 1 -2 K- g- L 57 .k N 5, v , M 1 M 5 -W a ff- -A - ew W as. . - A s 2' . ., 4 .- X , U' is-l 1- Y' , X 5- L- nk . . ' A' ' i k K sg S ' ,, , I 6. In V X 4 ' ' -f' . w ' 1:71 1 ' ,V Sf P 5 , 4 ..f1f1,.., L N '- X W- S if' .1 , A ll .. X, www T RlGHTfTop Row: Bmw, Dull, Maher. m Second Roux' Adams, Boehm, Hill, Trussell, Laningham, Ellis. Third Roux' House, Young, Kudan, Morris, Wallace, lsom, I Fmulb Row: Brisco, Shelton, Wimsatt, Bolen, Wilson, Bauman. Fiflb Roux' Hales, Waddell, Holmes, Morgan. Sixth Row: Evans, Chance, YS' gl l - 3 amihon ollferar ogief X 31,5 Cc 2 7 5 ,L 233 Q ' OFFICERS - , 'F' 'f 1',j 'fff f -- f-f- -f f---- f- '-ff' M Gall Dull XQS i - V fe-pref: ent ,,., ,.., ,.., . Bxll Change , -gg, , V Q 'ffm' ff '---- ......... W esley Wallcll My s v . 7 .,,.,,.... urns Hill lf my ' 'A -....,. ..BllB 1 se RW, a. ,,..... Eugene 322,12 Sngwrn-ala ml .,...., , ,,,,, ., jerry Alams AIUIIH .,..,,... M153 Jessie Ma: e Wnllxrr , . -ST0NxAN, 1930 sf! 'A 'P Y high stand .ighout the ny. vw. H 1:-':-sl ' ...iw Mfg. -.....,, ' 88116 Top Rau Schneider Schleifer Tipton 1 Naylor Rinkenbaugh C Kessl S h Ml Sl Third Rau Warren Woodruff Nowel Noble J Kessler Pence Nichglis Sixoher les Dan Second Row S Warren Simpson McDonald Thomas Showalter Ramsey Weekly Merritt l'm't Rau Merrideth Quarrles Runyon Scott Warner W Naylor Priefert Williams if ffkvjo ff lf! U ,MHA fr f' , f Ural ln..4Ti yi-J UP Row: Long, juengling, Donahoe, jones, Hedges, Lunceford, Kersten, Houck, 'Flippin. Bateman, Love, Kitrerer. ' 'bird Row: Cobb, Davidson, Courts, Herron Bhranr, Bryles, Fond Row: judge, Hathhorn, Licarta, Byfield, Edgar, Bersuth, Gorham, Alexander. fm R0w.' Colby, Folsom Carpenter, Bergner, Austin, Adair, Estes, Finfrock. Combining fun and work the Y-Teens crammed many activities into the brief span of the school year. At Christmas time Santa Claus visited the meeting and measured each girls waist which cost a penny an inch but the girls didn't mind for the proceeds went for the World Fellowship work. In the spotlight of all their activities was the formal ball held in February in all the swank and sophistication necessary to make ir a success. The girls have their serious moments too. The candle light recognition service in the fall for new members and the spring Easter program are always enjoyable for both old and new members. Each girl when becoming a member accepts the purpose and standards of the organization. AVONIAN, 1950 'QV ' Va., '74, Nl Cm .v,e . 1 'Jfli Top Row: Winkler, Dooley, Lux, Manford, Berberich, Plisowski. 1 V1 ,Yecond Row: Ponak, Dull, Maher, Shelton, Wheeler. t 1 ' j f F1rJ7Row.' Hundley, Wheeler, Toevs, Brown, Denier, Perry. f f l - , M f ,4 ll fy i I' l I A P , . 3 1 , I fi' - ll, X 'rf J J If V i I l I , ' . , y 1 l WL' fi fr They didn't build the Empire State Building or the Golden Gate Bridge, but the Engineers do their part in the building of a better school. The club was organized to develop a greater interest in en- gineering and mechanics among East students. vere: Presidents laggy Hovis, Shir rd Redd, Treas Lters-Mary Wern Under the sponsorship of Mr. Ralph Tiefel and Mr. C. B. Mc- Clure, the club has made mechanics a vital part of school life. s given to Man Member: look al fresh air venlr. Inxpecling the metbanicr of lbe elevator Jbafl. -if--'If EV - QC' No-t ia ' e S Z, u. A fb S 1 . : I RJ bt First semester officers were: President-Gail Dull, Vice-president-Eugene Maher, Secretary-Jack Po- nak, Treasurer-Fred Brown, Richard Wheeler was reporter, Uel SnyderfSergeant-ar-Arms. Second se- mester Fred Brown was president, jack Ponak, vice- president, and Eugene Maher was secretary. jack Sheltonftrcasurer, Reporter-Eugene Perry, Ser- geant-ar-Arms--Rolnntl Toves completed the list of officers. 57 A I .RG Q' I L Qc W! Vw fav .... ' 1 -L 0 Q P l' W . ' - ,l .:- .Ag . X gk? Q' 'V Q G X ' -.' V. ' . , Nd 3 efw a I' ,wi i Q f 4 Wi 152' 1 v , - ... :T 2' ' .gi k A'---5 Nu' - siueluzeuwhippie, hniqghamf '-Q I - -, - .a v f A 57ig1,zL,fE,Q'CL4 ' 4. f .- I 4 , .- . X - N - N 1 v i 1 , I ,- xi' 1 hflffpellmg bee in Latin fimii Mm AlfCl1ne fn :barge gf vkx - , K -.. , -, K- L ,I lemz. N r ,V , - K-. N'-ef f l . 5 - - 1 ,- A Roman banquetkspelqng bees, andxliktirr plays, he all a part 'of the intere ting X, .- 4' programs of the Latin Club. Members of the Latin classes are all eligible for mem- ' bership, and there is'a'elose relationship between Que classes a'nd the club. ' - 7 , V, A ' 2 ' --J fx'-s Q.. ' as 15,1 L ' In ithe past, the Hub has presented p'lays forwmther classes in the school in order ' . , . . . . 1 'to stireulate mteresturn Latin, ani agcient Romeljfhe highlight at the year, howlx X 4 S 4 Vg - . Iv '-r . . s - '-x - . ' -'15 'A' ever, is the Roman banquet. Distinguished guestsXarcyinv'rted,- and members dretss in 'l 'appropriate costumes. Latin Club is fun and instructive! ' ,N 4 J - 1 - 5 .lu Ml, Uel Snyder feadf an inlefetfing papef to the group ar L' HIV Tb b id . 1 erm ur: fprer er Xi- l 1 , x ,VT 5 I Tj: X ,ji --f-x . -3- .X rs-,K-'isp KK , gHa McClure is tiff Hub sponsor. ' r . I ' ' 'f 5' I - ' -. .S 1'-' -. 4 1 i, X . 3 - -. , , - .ur - X , - V Officers for the first semester were: President-Mellin Thurs- byg Uel Snyder-Vice-president, Gary Gooding, secretaryg Roland 'X'F0evs-Treasurerfen1d'Doris Showalter-sergeant-at-arms. Miss Vir- F 5 . -N A . X t , bi Tap Roux' Bergnet, Noble, Johnston, Lunce- iord, Courier, Westphal, Wilson, 1 Second Roux' Sieglet Wendel Dangbrth Fin! Row: Towalter, Toevs,lGooding, Thurs- by, Snyder, oot. I s ,i LOA ,li xx t re in :barge ol 1 , 4: .,, v . 1,1 I, GY rs lx I J I I --:Ju ,R . -,,-. X xv-If ', ,M - - -7 :....,t ...R 1, .1 1 .sf HN Top Roux' Bersuch, Courts, Yates, Lyons, Patterson, Wieligman, Thursby, Landis, Moore, Slocum. I J Fourth Roux' Ponak, Russell, Gimmarro, Fricke, Maize, Adams, Hill, Neal, Morgan, Dahlstedt, N Shriver. . , Y 5-. Third Roux' Rosenbaum, Bradshaw, Albauer, Little, Miller, Shields, Silvey, Forsythe, Waddell, Riggs. . kr E P ,Yeromi Roux' Warren, Durossette, Priefert, Monath, johnson, Maddox, Sailor, Sloan, Howard - Estes, Colby, Simpson, Swope. Fin! Roux' King, Elleman, Fiddler, Sevier, Fredriclcs, Gilio, Crow, Delmont, Kelsey, As a symbol of business guidance, the Commercial Club has as its purpose the desire to stimulate interest in business and industrial affairs, and to promote friendly cooperation among the students of the department. Under the direction of Miss Mabel Cobb, members have opportunities to acquaint ., ,- .l 1 Q f X 1 pm Q 5 s u ass or leliin Hurs- erary, Roland ns. Miss!Vir- it .1 ., K. E themselves with all types of office tours demonstrations make the Commercial Club one of the most ifl SCl100l- s A X' V' KA t his 'fi vi JJ lllembenr demomlmle a radio bfaadcarl . X First- semester Mary xx X. officers were: Presi- Daxitl-Dumler, Vice-presidents: Sevier, Secretaries- Irene Sevier, Fiddler, jo Ann Little, Treas- Beverly Sailorg Reporters-Don Mascots-Dee Crow, Dorla Carl Russell, Ser- Fred Slocum. Miss F :I ,Af enian , i Cm l lil ' ' x mf-vw! l li, ii lg' 'l iv, Q I I P Afflfhr uh ll inf'-.!lLil?.Jri'M F. ' Top Row: McKern, Wiltschire, Walker, Shepherd, Kline, Biggs, Weaver, Auldridw Third Roux' Hudgens, Welclon, Peters, jones, Austin, Martha Rupp, Klien. Second Row: Bergner, jean Buehligz, Jane Buehlig, Schleifer, Smith, Ames, Vim? Roux' Sullivan, -Iuengling, Kunzweiler, Nie, Cockell, Bleisrein, Mary Rupp. f iw WW? 'CW or hostesses, or' 1 f ' ww ' e S , f V ff u A40 4 Xx Qxmade 'S the 1 1 f rese The new gray and royal blue jarkefx made the giflx one Sang: ,,. A f Chris of lhe ben drerredu. HNari , 'sm k Officers of the Athenian Club were: Presi- dents-Joyce Cockell, Georgiann Nieg Vice-presi- dents-Georgiann Nic, Edith Kline, Secretaries- Donna Kunzweiler, Allerra Hudgensg Treasurers- Mary Rupp, Carol Austin, Reporter-Critic-Darlene juengling, Par Sullivan, Athenian Girl-Pat Sul- livan, Darlene Juengling. bg is i , h, sf-22,221 VT- i V is sAsToNnAN, 62 QCIRBQ -- Q '73 S -4. M - CW X!! , A ig, Y ' Y x 1 .U Q BB' -aver, Auld ridge, p, Klien, , Ames, Mary Rupp. Q 1 lilwllli ' , Y . 1 . . 2- . W 5 l I 1 1' 5 . 1 - - r x X TOP Roczgligaigarglicott, Williams, Thomas, Chance,yHurley, Frlcke,.Kline, Hudgens, Durossette Fourth Rouff Howard, Folsom, G. Allen, Summers, F. Allen, Forsythe, Kline, Shields, LaGrande - Hovis, Stafflebach. Thlfd 3:1-glafk, BCUY SCOIK, Landis, Grady, Dpmbroski, Dodd, Silvey, Vinson, Hawn, Mulder 1 . 'YY' Second Row: Hammond, Kudart, Smith, Sexton, Slocum, Ellis, LaBelle, McKern, Mawhiney - Warner, Crow, Trussell. Fmt! Row: Estes, Colby, Boutwell, Wagner, Barnes, Yates, Cockell Sailor .MCG ' e M was .Al C ff fl - 'M A V0 CY 3 fe. alaloe a. . L fy- we Jstesses. X ,X A Q , ffidrfrd' 1 '- -11 ap sponsor' ffgymif ' ,f 1 X 5 7 fl ,f V I LCappellaxChoir is. an active organization 'f kmadehifidvanced'sguclentssinx-vocal music. Under ' H' 'the direction of?-'Mr.--Ylizurence Nivens, the choir EASTONIAN. . ftoolcher lace for the second semester. ' P Q W if-4 1 presented -its aunualfhistmasrand Easter assembliesl sangx Pecks Dry- Goods fCompanyi during the Christmas season, 'joinedivith other choirs -'in the hficityxxfor alfierformariee during the meeting of the 'ef National Assiation of Secondary' Principals and took part-lin many' other programs. One-ofthe big projects fcffihe entire 'school was the drive for 'new choir robes. Miss Roberta Hendee was theaccom- ' V panist forrfthe first semester and Miss Mildred Dixon L.- 5 v Q' I Q ' 'P' -Pri' bv' sir- g A N51 'J ' . ., b V..- v pw ,. ,g . -... F, ' X ,TY umm- ,.' 1 Q' --,'hu 2.,. :'.' A k N F ' - , . ,. , 14 W. uhi S if pg ,' 'f-g'fiQ.- 1 t 1 wifi' N V N 4,39 1.1 , 12: 4If-f 1a ', , L- ,, ,M ,,ff,,..z:Q-f W- g, . , V ,2.Z-a-.::..a-zig:aaz:e:.nw-rqr,-,4.r.1..G,-.Q-ZbIa::a4mz. 'ffa.a-aszq:4..nf.!.1:+W.l4L.L......LL:.4.,...:.:L- . L -. ,Yun hw - , 1 . 3? fx! Q U Qui! an .Sara Seated, left to right, Lela Brower, Georgianne Nie, Georgia Walker, Shirley Nystrom, Mary Warning, and Carol Austin. Standing, left to tight, Fred Brown, Sally Smith, Anita Miles, Gall Dull, Durward Redd, Bill Bauman, Eugene Maher, and Irene Sevier. Not pictured, jack Ponak. Th lid lf uw- and 0 ,nw 11 A W news me Sec if Gall QM! fe 600 we -1 -wi GPAL 3563191 Wernin Adams Cawlu N s S, 1 Y, Y ' X trom, and Maher work on copy, If 2 Editor Brower confers with Diekman, Slocum and Howey Layout and paste up for Brown, Dull, Houch, Baum and Cox. EASTONIAN 1950 fMT0N'A' rm mill I ve Ol' et Q8 a e era sc 0 fr 35 :XC hmcnes 'ma Cuff, me Pa sr ew B R l-Q N. I, T , xi . lf f e 6-l,6lOl'llCll'l L6 eal' be 'UU I. I. cf' - .f7!, - , A f I l 4' Z . .1 f K , f - ,954-of' ' , 1.gjt,fwa,aiVa?1 -f' I Horan.: ie MT ' :eg staff? endeavored ew and different - N . t s nt lo g ours 0 wor or a , ut if e read- ' 5 ' r Q A t s en care- J f ll inJgrat into this, wilillfliastonia Durward lb has been the ha -working editor and jack Y M Y Ponak'C27 assistant ditor. co bined efforts have made pos- gggj sible this y ZIIIS o . ,L , is responsible for the dedica- H ' tion and division write- ri H 'le J ser d as art editor 2 igfsrggriecdxtor and arranged th e v s u r-'- . ' u' - 'a of th book was v handled by Donald Kelsey C63 nd Sal .Schollc U J undxe the ' ance of Miss,Minnie Baker, sc ol trea rer. en Lengb rger SJ was 54 Mm warning student photogra her, I Aix rx ,VV Ed 0 al M S on gg: . as ' tecfqi e art de t ent.Qlola oevs did the 6 sch aw 3,3 ig theise ' or ctio . ar l Austi responsible for depart Q ntal bs' oby. A n :ads , Cor Ann es an VT la Br r se ed asajfyzaists. N D gla Lowe E gene Md er, Fr QBrown, john y, hris 4: Syl! Deus , D , T d ' m ro li, d Gai! ll a ssisted 3? fx i he p pa at on of ebqjk. W Ann, M5145 's V-rginll elc ne ritin fnstructor, was N adviser for Art Director au aff tk X 5.Ted Dombmski lJ G KN , gt! X G emi Aman 71 i . Donna Bradshaw Lena Brower J ' ' A ' N. I I 5 Donald Kelsey 1 ' Business Manager X 1 , -f' .1 3 X 7, Sally Scholl: ' Business Manager , A , - ,- . I 4 a'1v if M I-I fl ' WHICH Lfmbffsff Roland Toevs Sharon Adair Cora Ann Ames Phorographer EASTONIAN, 1950 G There rigfn, fl Bauman Eas recipe t question to have and RO Mis: ance of staffed '- sistant. pages th QCII' different t e read- -en care- ind. jack iade posf 2 dedica- rt editor ookiwas xidance 85 was -s did the sible for rnes aw ff' . iy, hris ssisted viser for Lela Brower S- WF? iff' jk? ollgrar ii 5 l Miss Bower There ix alwayr work lo do around lhe library. Left 10 rlglal, Mfr. Pelermn, librarian, Lloyd Haler, and Bill Bauman are .tlmziw arranging a porler. Take many delightful books And dozens of curious readers Mix well with trained librarians Serve with pleasure as sauce. East students and patrons recommend this recipe to all. Spice was added to the recipe this year by the yearly book week observance. All students were asked this question: If you were cast up on a desert island, alone, what book would you choose to have with you? The BIBLE was chosen by the majority. TREASURE ISLAND and ROBINSON CRUSOE placed second and third. Miss Sarah Bower acts in rhe capacity of branch librarian, and has the able assist- ance of Mrs. Page Calvert and Mrs. Margaret Peterson. The juvenile room is well staffed with Miss Lorraine Crouse, juvenile librarian, and Miss Lucille McAv0y, as- sistant. Bill Bauman, Lloyd Hales, Douglas Lowe, and Paul Hollansworth served as pages this year. 561- If .. rs. i .9 , fe2 .sk A '75 1 iv . , 0 1' h ' Qi-' 1 get Y' MAN, 1950 69 Miss Crouse Mrs. Calvert Miss McAvoy Le!! rn rzgbl, Alirf Crowe, Paul llallariniforila, Mir: McAifn1', arul Dougla: Lowe are ,shown lalbing over we latex! book! in lbs juvenile mllacziuzi. -W ' 1, I I N x Q, ,Z X ,,, KOH nan! ,sr ', A l- Q'--'ls ' 4- S X r Q W 4 x'L' ' L.. N 1' Q Walton Reeves Captam Richard Meisner Second Lleutenant Allen Rauber Second Lieutenant ees- fill 0l'l'l any Top Rau. Wrllrs R Hash Conard Rauber Sadler Morrrson Garrx ues Curler Rrnard Crum acker Hash Vunovltch Cade Poe Brown Fourth Rau Boyce q p J Thmi Row Walford Westphal Walker Oots Nletch Laumer Gallagher Allen Redford Second Rau Llbhy Jeffers Summers Hull Srmmons Melsner See LaBelle Snow Hall F1r.rzRauf Mullms Shme Rouclebush Hollansworth Stedman ODell Lenller Adams Cartmell Grbson 75 i I + I I V ' WV' ' , f I 1 5 . I I ' ius-Captain, Gary Westphal, Allen All-Cilg Match 4 833 '7 802 4 839 5 842 1 846 4 833 C6 871 Joplin, M0 ..........859 .......,875 C brirmml EASTON IAN, rms entered Wffl I ... I 2 N w 4 me t- J' up il 4 e .- - cs- V , P5 , -si? ' -- Ar- 1 ,. - . , l ' ' me ,A -V f- 1 ' f - 4 wqlt K ' . ,ft ' , 1 ' cf., 4' li, 1 ,F '- ,HM ' I' It I ' ' , ' . ' ' , ' . 1 - , it z . V, ' BAJIZ 2, f f . h mwhilnwcr-, W- 4 ' i '- f' gf. K I t.-. ' 5 - ts' bg, ngggzxl- iufstk - Q' is- ' ' :l Master Sergeant jack C. Miller Major W. Reed - - - . olza erii Master Sergeant jack C. Miller is in his fourth year as an R, O. T. C. instructor ' , at East. This is his tenth year in the army, Sergeant Miller saw action in the Pacific l .Ig Theater as an ollicer on Okinawa and in Korea. During the past year, he coached the ' East Rilie Team to the championship. . 7 N Major Myron W. Reed is the senior R. O. T. C. instructor al East. He served in the Pacific Theater for 40 months, returning in 1946, He has been active in R. O. T. C. work in Kansas City for two years. Major Reed is also the assistant P. M. S. 8: J. of the Kansas City Regiment. . Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Donald Forsythe is the First cadet to attain the rank K Q of Lieutenant Colonel at East for four years. In the three years he has spent in y pf H' R. O. T, C., he has won many awards, They include two neatness and bearing ribbons, and two marksmanship ribbons. Also, he is a member of the championship rifle team. The members of the battalion staff are pictured below. They are fleft to rightj 1 Major james Easley, Executive Officer, Captain jack Winkler, S-1, oflicer in charge of personnel. Captain David Hafner, S-3, ofhcer in charge of plans and training, Lieutenant Delson LaBelle, S-4, su mcer. giijik ,, 79 Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Donald Forsythe HE- it f A g F x 'att ra. no :,.. rwg n -. 7-' Q 36 Oh Ki 2. rl :viii dh. 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After many stiff fights, the mighty cubs were defeated by Southwest and Southeast. At the end of the season, the East team was in second place, due to the outstanding performances of the players and the coaching of Les Fields. The boys won the Westport game, 6-0, the Northeast game, 12-Zg the Paseo game, 7-6, the Central game, 7-0, and the Manual game, 27-0. Keeping the ball, is in the mind of Russell Barnes as he pulls away from 2 P3550 mgklef The East Bears won this game, 14-15. Suffix-ri, 1950 N 'f f'. ' W 3'f'T5ftl?'fi??Tf'E723iLI'if '1- 1 5 V' 1 S ,f I 4 YV V, , ,iw--1 .. 1 1.1. . ,I if hh A,l X . J ' f - 3 1 f.,f 'N .rf fz idfr' I 1 x ix 4 V 3 .51J,'.9. ' f S4 x Q, BBQ ' - 4 g'-U,-33, , if if'-1. haf. , f V L ' m A,.,,..,, - .. 1 QQ jf S. Q. i 3, wg X Q am ,Q Il, XL, M -rr . ' .r tif! .V. -' 5.4 1:1 C i 5 '1 tg , ii! m4 I-sl , W' SW F54 15? ' K - ' 9 -I , sf , ' ppl' - Q4 , 8 .35 I A -f-. 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Freddie Slocum and Melvin Thursby are shown tense at the starting blocks awaiting the gun. 2. Taking the low hurdles in good time is Jimmy jacks. 3. Side pict 1. 2. Another victory is in sight as Bob Pryor hands-oil If speedy Freddie Slocum. ures: Bob Pryor takes the hand-off in last year's City Meet Of the Southwest Field. Freddie Slocum usually finishes first in the relay evcnl A -P '1 ..+, , pw, iunff J? ,uw dash on A WCIC KWO Sloct my J a rirr turn relay four! WHS YCCOI a por PHO Grut Rem Z' 3. Kenneth Simpson literally cleats the school as his bod' stretches out over the bar with inches to spare. EASTON IAN, Pona Hull- W'elr It-ml Murl Dull 'TONIAI forts Editor fosite page, cinders for are shown tense Jimmy Jacks. yor hands-off K0 ,r's City Meet on the relay evenl- hool as his body' 3 spare, ve Back Raw: Smith, Kraus, Lowe, Barber, Hunter, Dysart, Graizer, Shedder. Second Row? Ritze, Hackathorn, Spears, Snyder, Bersuch, M. Duffy, Shelton. Frm' Row: Simpson, Leggett, Thursby, Slocum, jacks, Q. Duffy, lsom. The Bruin track specialists opened the '49 track season, at the Big 7 indoor meet, with a flourish, taking victories in the 60-yard dash and 880 yard runs, with Freddie Slocum turning in a time of 6.6 seconds in the 60-yard dash. A determined East track team made a good showing by placing third in the annual indoor state track meet at Columbia, Missouri on April 2. This was the first time that the East team had attended the Indoor State Meet. The undergraduates participating in the meet were: Bob Pryor, Fred Slocum, jimmy Jacks, and Willie Sharp. The rugged Bears of East kept their track slate clean by defeating the Eagles oi Central and the Red Birds of Manual in the two opening track meets of the season. East won its final dual meet of the season by defeating the Southeast Knights on the East track. Slocum turned in a broad jump of 19 feet, 5 inches to become highly favored in the city meet. The East Bears won their first City Track Title on Southwests field by breaking Southwest's five year reign as city champions. jim- my Jacks turned in the surprise performance of the afternoon as he edged out state champion Dan Burt of Southwest at the tape, with a time of 52 :6. Times and distances which in most cases were better than those which won the city meet just one week before, couldn't quite turn the trick at the State Meet held at Columbia, as East, one of the pre-meet favorites, placed seventh. East placed second in the mile relay team made up of Glen Vinson, Fred Slocum, Jim jacks, and ,lack Cherry turned in its best time of the season. Jim jacks placed fourth in a quarter mile ffield which was the fastest in years. Establishing four records and winning third place honors at the St. joseph Relays, the Bears closed their track season. The meet was held on St. Joseph Central's track, May 20, East placed in the 880-yard relay, 440-relay, and 2-mile relay. The boys established new records in all three relays. The mile relay team also came through in fine form placing second. East finished third in the meet, 7110 of H point behind second place Paseo, the meet was won by Christian Brothers of St. joseph. it 'A' 'A' 'k 'k PHOTO CREDITS , , Grupo-2, 5, 4, 9, l6-19, 21. 22-46 group pictures 47, 54765 group pirrures 69, 71 group pictures 74, 74, 75 group pictures 78, si, sz, ss, as, ac, 92 Rembrandt Studio-l l-I5. 49-55, cs. 74-75 individual pictures 79 Ponak-snap-15, 26. 75. 92 Hvll-22. ss snaps wrirh-su, sts, 59,61 ,cs , 71 Q ,V ltmberger-38. 42, 66indi7is7. 1iiiiPfi9. 955mm , ,Q 5 N Murphy-Figures on 72 , , -2- 1 p Dull-79 wp ,, .Q .f r A ,f .tp ' Jr, I 'xi fx J' ,Lf 1. L i f . . ' X-, - - Y ,, -1 if , kc ' J 1, r 5 r-,J ' EASTONIAN l- 1 TON'ANf 1950 . . I J 4 U' mx' I Il: ner 'graduate second place P teams just .ck coach at yr four years ipionship in a reputation :aches of the assigned to ed Forces as and resumed West Junior apartment is .re held each Jack Nash. f i : tylqlffif Eat! df fOuf..v . 'CAQQVLMGIQW ' 1 1 f' Ready to lead the Cheers. Back Row: Cockell, Durossette, Fiddler, Gilio. From Raw: Adams, Hill, Nash, Kneeling: Delmont. r From year to year, the qualifications for cheer- leaders change. A group of judges chose the follow- ing as this year's leaders: Dorla Durossette, Valerie Fiddler, Joyce Cockell, Joyce Gilio, jerry Adams, Curtis Hill, Richard Delmonr, and the only senior, jack Nash, These girls and boys made their debut ,PA ,.. 5, Joyce and Richard. Their mascor. on October 7 leading the cheers for the crowd gathered to see the football game. East High, East High, Rah! Rah! Rah! E..' s rx 1 rnsr ' yrtr , fi , , ,, ', 12, Fighters, fighters, one and all .... ' i 'P' :VOr-MAN i930 av' - sus.. I J Gig ,jWl0cLeg Ciramloionfi , L-. 1. E. , eu' U 1,4 11? ,Lak Y ' 'I li 'Y , - f +L-T -' Le!! Io Righl: Shepherd, Cockell, Hink, Kline, Weavg, ' ' JW' Ax - A savvy . . -- Biggs, Hudgens, Sullivan, Mathis. .i '1- S-' , r ' , 'ee L: ' Y -A-.ring ,LQAH '- ,L-f A - '-'A f 4' .4 ' f L' B 4' A XA , . Frunl Row: Martino, Grife, Rupp, Nie, Rupp, Peters, AL l s ' 'A ' ' - - ' I - 7 - V A bauer it f T' ' 1' fa 1. V ' f 'L'i' -f ' 's --' s f, 'fri 5 I in , in t .gg 5 . Q ft- I Q, Q ' 9 'ff :f f - f 1 1 ,gg .I 1 r . f . 4 A 1' fi B7 ' -V ' f i ,, 4 Q - 1, I ' , ' - 111 the rwim V 5 fl' , K 1 JV - X ev A , breast srmke ar vi - .Px ' s I 1 r g xl t 'f . ' X , ' l ' ' ' , N ' H ui 'X . ' A 9, e N- A if W fs... -' r at ,. . ' , , Mx' ' ' . 'inf' Vw-..:. - 1' 5. '- A. in-. J - 5 S4 fbQ '..f . -i5vf' 13?-t..f - ' 'T-7 -f 21, ' 1 C12 fg,Q7Qkg3'-E:jf'f'5 5513: '.2. t .. ,85 y ' f- - -sf! Q 4, t N. f'- ,, , I-,. if aa.. 3 -r? - Jing? -5' V W fa- - M, R f 11. ,watfas E- ta fffzu , tw -Pier 1 N . fwfr- ' 4 A , vf 1 ' 539552, f . - A Jaffe - :,,A .55 'J .xiii 5 ' r , . . V pi!! x ' 1 Y ,V 'J All work and no play . . . . so these girls really got in there and played. Edith Kline foils the Central girls and the East girls won all their games. Central hacln't been beaten in three years. The centerpiece for the banquet following the games X was this miniature hockey field made by Mrs. Dunlap and a few of the girls. 94 5- EASTONIAN, 1950 Klme Weav IRupp Peters A , 1 In lbe num Barbara Danforth Easts representanve does the breast stroke at Indtvndual Sports Day ,9I'l6AUl6!lfLa! .Soorfa ay, Watch the Birdie Pat Sullivan showing her skill at badminton is shown swinging at the btrdte Pat won two games and lost one Path' Lela Brower and Mary Rupp drd equally as well shuffleboard The gurls won two games out of three 3 EASTONIAN Afi- Q- ln there and really splashmg rs Ethel Auldnclge m man relay event The East team took first place Because of the weather the gxtls were forced to play one game nn the gym but rt dtdnt hmder these gttls Show In the lead are Alletta Hudgens Pat Sullxvan Martha Rupp and jane Biggs the four enior .gnolex A1ba6er,Peggy-10, 15, 17, 19,20,28,51,61,94. , 'V N 7 Ames, Cora Ann-10, 17, 20, 55, 65, 68. -5 W' ' , 11,1 ' Auldridge, Beatrice--10, 33, 62, 70. H ,ff I I -I Baum, Imogene-10, 25, 55, 63. Y I i Bingham, Edward Dean-10, 17, 29, 54. X ff f N X I 7 , Brower, Lela- 10, 15, 16, 20, 25, 46, 49, 59, 68, 78, 95. , 1,27 4 ,9 X, ,, Brown, William-10, 16, 17, 29, 42, 75. f 2 ff Q, 2 1 by f Brrsey, Richard-10, 25, 59, 64. ' W ,I 7 ' Q Clark, james-10, 27, 59, 64, 65. ! 7, ' X af cox, William-11, 24. ll ffl 11- - ,ff Declrick, Mary Lou-11, 16, 20, 33, 58. 5 Q,,7 'j W' ffff Dombroski, Tea-11, 17, 29, 49, 59, 63, 68. 1 1' Donahoe, Kay-11, 16, 19, 20, 30, 33. 46, 49, 59. Doolin, Mary-11, 17, 49. Felz, joel Leon-11, 28. Forsythe, Don-11, 61, 63, 76, 77, 78, 79. Fricke, David-11, 16, 19, 20, 24, 46, 49, 61, 63, 71. Gann, Roger-11, 20, 37, 54, 59. Grate, Virginia-12, 15, 17, 20, 30, 37. Hansen, Evelyn-12, 53. Holbrook, Tom-12, 19, 20, 24. Howey, Don-12, 17, 19, 49, 86, 88, 92. Huffman, Roger-12, 16, 37, 59. jacques, Paul-12, 24. Kennedy, june-12, 40. Kilvemon, Mary-12, 17, 24, 30, 49. Krebs, Teresa-12, 17, 20, 25, 30. Lux, Charles-12, 29, 49, 57. Mohaney, Evelyn-13, 37. Maize, Bob-13, 15, 17, 20, 24. Murphy, john-13, 25. Nash, Jack-13, 17, 25, 46, 52, 92, 93. Peck, Tom-15, 15, 16, 20, 30, 43, 46. Peters, Marguerite-13, 16, 28, 62, 94. Porrak, jack-13, 17, 20, 22, 25, 52, 57, 66, 68. C4 Rarry, Ray-15, 28. XX? Reardon, Vincent-13, 16, 23, 83. 5 Redd, Durward-13, 15, 16, 19, zo, 25, 59:46, 49, 56568 73 X -A Rice, Lee-14, 23. 5 Q 8 Riggs, Jerry-14, 25, 52, 62, 66, 67. 93555 Rupp, Mary-14, 24, 63, 94, 95. X35 LQ rx- 8. 3 KX, RU5SCll, crr1-14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 22, 37, 52 55 X 9 WQP 2, Scorr, Berry-14, 17, 49, 59, 63. A ' QARX al V Sharp, William-14. be S, . 1 we, S, L Q Shortt, Marlene-14, 28. L' AX 555955-bg lx, RX smirh, Robert-14, 28. 2 F54 SX 2 - 5- fa 5 Srafflebach, Joyce-14, 16, 25, 49, 65, 76? Y X5 5 Sullivan, Patrick-15, 24. Q ' xl 'ik Tadloek, jack-15. T35 L Q XQRXTT N, Thomas, Lee-15, 25, 59, 63, 66. 94241 ix, 15 V -5-4 Torella, Edgar-15, 45, 82, 84. 3. 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