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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1953 volume:

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'fgfi '. .'L1 .,,-it KJ pifmzf' - pq,-. i 1 1 I '.--1 PR0l0G E We are presenting for your approval this, the twenty-seventh annual performance, at East High School, of The Greatest Show on Earth. Written by members of East's first publications class, directed by William K. Pre- witt, starring you and you and you, this colos- sal seven-act presentation is designed to re- view the rehearsals and performances of the past year under the Big Top. We hope that you enjoy each act and that your applause of approval may echo through your mem- ories many years after the curtain has been rung down on the final act of this, the 1953 version of the THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH lgnefienfing fAe I953 IEASIIINIAN .14 iblfama in .given .xdcfa '6The Greatest Show on Earth PFOCJUCQJ IHE SENIIIR IIIASS UF EASI HIGH SIIHIIIII KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI DONATED BY STEVE POTTER OCTOBER 2003 V - x 'ff77': 5.171 . --j,,f ,5 , '-fi. , , ,. lf. .. ,. Y ., f- - . S. is Q 4, A fx ,494 fix 'D v K b ,- 'HJ ,' ,sq Z. Z A3 4 9 Aff One Faculty Aff jwo Activities .xdcf UAW' llrganizations .fdcf flw Athletics .fdcf lm Military Aff ,STX Classes Aff ,Slum Scnicrs r tt'?' To East High School brave and true Gur voices now we raise, Over all the City wide in melodies of praise, Ever foremost in the fray, may she always stand Guarded loyally and well by our faithful band. So let us fight! Eight! Eight for dear East High, The name we all revere. And let us fight! Eight! Eight for everyone. So give a rousing Rah! Ptah! Rah! We yell, We yell for East High School We love so dear. Then let the Chorus swell. Cf her fair fame we'll spread the name of Dear East l-ligh. Rah! Rah! Rah! AIIUN Dedication - well, that's what the sign says. Perhaps I should intro- duce myself. I am the spirit of East High School. I haven't been christened any particular name as yet, but, nameless as I am, I am still known to every boy or girl who has ever been in East High. But to get to the business at hand. I have been chosen to dedicate this 1953 Eastonian. It is not as easy as you may think, to find something to which to dedicate this great big book. I thought perhaps I could dedi- cate it to our principal, Mr. C. O. Wil- liams. That would make a nice, reserved, little essay, and I could write -about all the nice things that Mr. Williams does for the school, but the book has been dedicated to him in past years and there isn't much left to say about that subject. And then, I could write a nice flowery oration on dedicating the book to some of our American principles Cno re- lation to Mr. Williamsll such as Freedom of the Press, the Golden Rule, Free Edu- cation, or any other high ideal by which we try to live. But you can read that sort of literature in the magazines or news- papers any day of the week, and I rather wanted to make this dedication a little different . . . Cto be continuedl uf ABOVE Something new in the way oi photogra- phy was experienced by Paul Childs and Iim Peeler, members of the '53 Eastonian Stall. Leaning from the window of a gliding plane, they snapped the bird's eye view of our school. The new wing to be undertaken this summer will make the campus picture com- plete. Designed to balance the South wing. it will add a swimming pool, a girls' gym, and several much needed classrooms to the pres- ent building. I gr aff' .7 ov.. . ,H-- tif' . RIGHT A thrilling sight in the soft morning light is the regular flag raising pageant. All around the campus the students stand at attention while East High's R.O.T.C. boys raise Old Glory to her position at the top ol our flag pole. 4 l va ff 5' 151451 'B Hn t f l .3 E 4 4 A . . rr rx' ' . ,. fl PSS: -if fx i 1 , . , ...fw5gt,4g 5 f IV , My Q '94 ,, A S ABOVE The feature presentation, Mother Was a Freshman, went over enthusiastically with a full-house audience. The various charac- ters portrayed by members of the Drama Class, humorously brought the play to a suc- cessful climax. RIGHT Art is something that can be applied to everyday life. It becomes a highly important cultural contribution in the life of the students. ABOVE Naturalizing nine foreign citizens into the United States made one of the most interest- ing assemblies of the year. Iudge Duncan held a session of the Federal Court on our stage and swore in the applicants. East High is the first school to be honored by such an assembly. lunlor Red Cross is man's better than best friend. We are convinced that the Iun- ior Red Cross is one of the greatest carriers of the peace and friendship germ that is known today. The young people have seen this geatness in the American Red Cross and in the International Red Cross. With this vis- ion before us, we too are inspired to give of our time, enthusiasm, and energy. Our ener- gies cmd services bridge oceans and conti- nents to other lands. We extend the hand of lunior Red Cross to you, to receive the hand- clasp of friendship from young people who Compose the International Iunior Red Cross. F -fun i ,lx Hg .53 ,Q Q? ,sg As Z 1 'Q 1 1 i 1 I 1, y 4 Q r 5 . 4 I E 1 I 4 5 15 5 u -s fl 1 I 1 1 . 2 Q3 .j.., X ri I Q', v -. 1 9 . O K 3-. ,N K - , gh.. x Q a-Ma ' .-gp -.K X, ,, V, 2? 1 , - , 44,2 nv . - ' ' . L- W- -Q, o ,.,.-5, . ' 'A 1. z' -in .6 4- . , ' ., ' ' Q Y 1.-r 3, H ,- - . 4 -- '- ' 1. a +V. -,Q , , - 12 -'Jas ,1-5, ' 1' ' -V...g - ug - 1 4 I ' , , U gg - V .f4.--,.-v.-!'-Y-i.:LI,'f-- ,j- 1 V -' RIGHT ABOVE Bringing spice into the regular school routine are the many athletic events in which our boys participate. While the team is on the court striving to gain and keep the lead. the cheering crowd keeps spirits high. An unidentified Southeast player tries in vain to block a jump shot made by Dean Russell. Despite the excitement and cheers of the iootball crowds. the seriousness and tension about the players are shown as Coach Brown talks to Forrest Rhoudebush and Ronnie lacks. Underneath all ot the glory and im- portance thrust upon the school football heroes is a world of tactical and physical training, giving our boys important training beyond the classroom. . e Z A 1 egg 'aqui W V 'wi z., A 4 x ,S-.I , 1 c ,b,gdi.:k'. 4' , V-, X f N ff 1 I 5 Y Q. JY-Lu . ,M,,1.f1Li4?LIXi:LL'LQ235 ' ' ' sf '- A 'sn .,-X -,:,.,, . , ,., -FLT, QQ, .'-fgsgggp.-:aa -J .A . . , A. ,..a ,ff -. .W fl. .fg,..A ' 'A M H r 4 N 4 9 2 ? 7 4 I I I I f O I ' 5 I E I ! 1 i , I ,. it' I 4 1 ,s N A Y F A C' v,,v . . ,,,. FL , l ., ak ,W- ww .xg fy ,ff . x -Y. f f , K X '- -. , f x ' A K N , f v ,- 1 214111. ,N - 'X' -bf V- ! ' v:'. i1ff,:' if Sf- 5'3il,.,.i:llif32Tsi:Ql:,'35'1 sr-:fl ' Y f 4:1315 5 333:53 X- gg g ,i?fg7?,-5153, ., '14 ,912-,fggx-q,-g:::,g.55,1 :ff :-.ffga-Ts2f2f?FA --3 2H1':?s51:,::2fzvs1f-:Q iff. -' 42:-fa: 47 Asst' 3-:::-A-f ' Lf S. .- w, ,V .. Wwg, , V -ihsw , ,:1,yA7y- , ,338 vm: ,W , ' X, ' F, fwgi A 5 him Q'-' ' Q 1953 Eastonian 3: wif E? , 4 , . X' QM, 1 'Yu A N9 4 ' 'Eu t P . f f' at ' -. rx-y.931Jg, .-1-X 1 1 1. , me, .33 .,-wif - 1.1 . l 5 IANICE was sponsored by the mem- bers of the Athenian Club and the R. O. T. C. At the Eastonicm Ball April 10, she was selected from the four final- ists by cx committee oi three outside judges. Escorted by Harry Mullins. Icxnice reigned over the second of what we hope will be mcmy successful East- I I onicm Proms. I as z 3, K-'sJ.,,. .sl . . V, r' ,V 7 ., A. 3 -,. X 2, 5 . t--H J! V' rw 1 4 r , --wg-N ll 1 Y N 1 W U J Y, .. v-.VY F:-F: 1-..f Xa- -4 - ' ., . f x - ',' f 1 . - , , ' f1'. ? ,jgi-f'j'Qg, , 1 H A if-V-11' HQ? 3 f '-- .:1 :3QE3?fg,'f ,aww - 5 yy-1 'f',,4,-3.-f 1 '.Y4 . ' - -YW ' I W L H t ,Hg .,.,.x. A. J' V , , ,L r 2 . 'I 3 S. -,f F ,n . 1 ff- 1 -2 I an N, V ,qY,g,1f,g,1,1, gq W , x-1.m ' f 1 1 , 1 .2111-'iiiiiwizii' 1:'Ef131:f34:2-1':1,l: 4 P 1 N .41 '- . '1' -- - - V if 5, . ,5-lg ::'.3-:gf 4, :V - I , -. ' if , ',- ' 41-ffffi ff ,1 nf-Z:1?T:?Q' ,. 1' 1' ' 4' ' 5 -, ', . 'r- fl : El' ..rf:i5?1I-7: ':El- 'fi1it9'Z,' 'f-,:vi'g!: -gJ.fQ':'-1-5: ''i '?i '-Vw' 1 , 1' - 5?'li::32:5yKjg--,- 'g 5gyr-.1ff.j'1:2'.:--giii-:QL 3?n:5s5,f:f-1-:,::1 fiu.:,,.....-14. A., I a i W Counselor Anne C. Stewart Miss Stewart has now been at East High for seven years. Each year the seniors go to her tor aid in choosing colleges and vocations. She has infor- mation about almost every college and university in the nation. She is also the main promoter of College Day, a day which the juniors and seniors have a chance to discuss college possibili- ties with a representative from the col- lege ot their choice. She helps students plan their program cards wisely and gives much of her time in sponsoring the Student Council. 3 J-4 'lf . be 4 ,..fM4. 5 A ice Principal I. N. Broadlick Mr. Broadlick, our vice-principal, has been at East since 1926, Before becoming vice-principal in 1940 he taught physics and chemistry, Mr. Broadlick sponsors the junior and sen- ior classes and the literary clubs. Also on his agenda is the arrangement of classes. He does all he can to help any student who may need it. The Wheels Turn L.. CARMEN ASCENSIO ff- ' LOLA SNOWDEN AQUPK' EVELYN KENNEDY Office siaff busy at work 3 'sm Ee 5 'Hen --Y i-.i- ' E V T K ,. ,vm 'bf' QR , v H . V, , qv, 'Waals 1 9 MINNIE M. BAKER School Treasurer Typing EASTS QM IUANITA BARR Cloihing Foods RICHARD C. BENSON Bookkeeping Typing NORA W. BOONE Biology General Science Psychology ROY F. BROWN Boys' Physical Education ELENORE K. CANNY Biology Human Science ROBERT CLOSSON Common Lecrrnings MABEL MARY COBB Commerce Not Pictured MARIE BURRUS English fr I EASTS FAD AMERICO FELICI Common Leammgs E. C. FIELDS American History World History Iii ,-'.'4i 't J .1 I. L. FIELDS Boys' Physical Education VEE FLINN Algebra Geometry Trigonometry SGT. ROBERT FORTIES R.O.T.C. BERNARD C. GREENE R.T.I. EDWIN W. HAMILTON Drafting Metal Shop Wood Shop W. M. GRUBE Human Science Horticulture Photography TS FA ULIY VIRLAND S. HARRIS A.D.E. Mathematics Boys' Physical Education COSBY HARRISON Common Learnings MARY SUE HOOVER Girls' Physical Education NEVA A. HUTTON English MARY M. IOHNSON English IRENE LA FAYETTE Music HELEN M. LAPSLEY Common Learnings MARILYN LE MAR Girls' Physical Education W. EASIS FA IOHN L. MCARTHUR Mathematics C. B. MCCLURE Wood Shop VIRGINIA A. MCCLURE English Laiin ANNA K. MCGLOIN Zoology Human Science DONOVAN M. MABBOTT Civics Music ROSE MARTIN Mathematics Speech IAMES C. MICHAELS A Chemistry Physics Radio General Science KATHERINE B. MILLER Commerce S FAC HY GENEVIEVE A. NOWLIN Foods GLADYS H. PAPAS English News WILLIAM K. PREWITT English Publications L. A. PRIEFERT Metal Shop SGT. G. W. QUIGLEY Ir. R.O.T.C. BENETA REID Clothing WILLIAM T. RIDLEY Civics GENE SEBASTIAN Human Science Boys' Physical Education EAST S FA! MARION W. SELL Band Orchestra IAMES R. SHEPHERD World History RALPH E. TIEFEL Drafting KATHLEEN N. TORBERT General Mathematics EVA VAN NATTA Speech ALICE WALTON School Nurse NELLE WELLS Common Learnings CARL V. WEST General Mathematics Algebra V, - ru SARAH BOWER Head Librarian LORRAINE CROUSE MARY IANE FISHER I 1 1 l A ' 'lb-f Sllllllf TS Flllllll lll for relaxation ani ,,. ,...,., H-, One of the outstanding features of the library is the display case that is approxi- mately in the center of the room, This display shows the various hobbies of the East High students and patrons. Different people who corne to our library generously donate some part of their hobby collections for our use. Shells, buttons, china, various art works and knickknacks, have been displayed in this show case. Every so often pictures are shown in the library at night for the patrons. On various occasions pictures are shown to fit the sea- sonal period. Many of the movies are geo- graphical in nature. Restoration of various landmarks and parts of our nation, lives of different people and reviews on books and authors are shown. bo on E23 OIT to on st V -tr Tk Duncan Hines on Inspection Tour. 0000 F000 'tWe specialize in good food! Creamy potatoes dripping with gravy-big chunks of turkey and dressing - Vegetables - that's What we had to choose trorn. But if we hap- pened to be on the kind of diet that allowed us to eat only dessert, then We pass this up for a bowl ot vanilla or strawberry ice cream topped by a huge piece ot that delicious chocolate cake. The cafeteria Women de- serve a medal of honor lor their excellent ability to satisfy the ravenous teenagers' ap- petites in such a pleasant Way. MRS. ALICE CHASE Cafeteria Head Mime- Sixth Hour--time for us to ecxt. . fy SM less DSMOSS Bill Dickson Mr. Harris Head Cusfodiqn i Custodian Custodian Homer neu ML Blankenship Clean halls and 'classrooms is Elevator Engineer the motto of our custodians. Meet me after school in 1305 is typical of the notes written on the front of East High lockers. They may be helpful to us, but to the custodians they are a constant nuisance and washing them oft usually takes a big part of their time. Behind the scenes are those who keep the building warm in the winter and do their best to keep us comfortable dur- ing the summer heat. Mr. Luudermcxn Custodian E g lVlr. Pulmquist Assistautfnqinr-er 6 -4 a 1-, Mt 23 ,ig l l E .9 V 'dvi ' ' , y L 1 W, W U. avg-, . - I A w.H,:,e,' ' I M --Vr' , 1 A, ' . 4 Ver ,iwgf ., .MV 4 A i 3f'f'f? - J 5? f U . , h i v: x - -' Eng 53 .wx 7, Y, - E V. - ' fm U., . un. 1 , A 1 ' 4.43.11 Q E1 ' 1,27 ' ' Ja. JL., 'fjffq . .A 4 A, W L, if 4' f xv ,- , 7 ' , jg: 'Al-, w 5 19X 5 ' 1X N, R 'i '-ff f X' Af 1 it Qs '1.,v'i+' ' ' 's xl 'Q I TU EN Ct W' if HARRY MULLINS S Student President ' mstsemesier Under the capable leadership of Presi- , 5 dent Harry Mullins, Easts first semester Stu- ? 4. dent Council accomplished many worthwhile 1 W V 'O projects for the improvement and beautifica- Q A tion of East's building and campus, and did if-1 much to create better student relations. Among the many accomplishments of the council were a very successful football mixer, the placement of new mirrors in sev- ' eral restrooms, the tearing down of the old Executive Bocvd, first semester . 2 111.12 . --4 athletic storehouse, and the election of Don Turrentine as East's first candidate for High , School mayor, in the All-City student council, presided over by Bill Kauffman. I 1 r t Serving as vice-presidents of the council were Bill Kauffman and Dick Freeland. Keep- ing accurate minutes was Secretary Lois Bartlett, while pocketing the cash was Bill ' Moore. Other officers were Bill Raup, ser- TOP ROW: Carl Renfro, Dick Stuart, Richard Rasmussen, Earl Richards. Iohn Preshury, Howard Gillis. Walter Hicklin, Dick West. 7th ROW: Bob Iohnson, Charles Snow, Dick Freeland, Iames Wolfe, Mr. West. Sth ROW: Bob Freeland. Bob Lynch. Harry Mullins, Ierry Swanson, Iim Cooper, Don Kincaid. 5th ROW: Don Turrentine, Iohn Willis. Paul Stroth, Bill Grady, Ronnie Toman. Roger Praisewater. 4th ROW: Ruth Hughes. Barbara Powell. Nancy Thompson. Iim Netherton, Iack Dunn. Bob Ienkins. 3rd ROW: Donna Flinner, Carole Baker, Mary Hafner, Bob Tinsley. Znd ROW: Linda Danforth. Marilyn Keener, Norma Crane. lack Lacey. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Pellow. Twila Sue Sanders, Shelley See. Barbara Wendel, Phil Brown. lim Davis, Bill Moore. T CHU Cll geant-at-arms, and ferry Swanson, reporter. Awards for perfect attendance, new flags for the auditorium, a cleaner and more order- ly cafeteria, and better co-operation among Kansas City high schools were the main fea- tures of the platform placed before the second semester Student Council by President Ianice Kurtz. Assisting the president with her execu- tive duties were Bill Kauffman, first vice- president, and Bob Glover, second vice-presi- dent. At the first regular meeting, officers elected were Barbara Hunting, secretary, Ed Elkins, treasurer, lim Wilson, sergeant-at- arms, Barbara Barnhardt, reporter. Repre- senting the classes were, senior through sub-freshman respectively, Tom Steadman Iohn Root, Darleen Case, Faye Berry, and Roger Swope. IANICE KBRTZ 1' ' ' . Student President I l t second semester ' .L H . 1 if- -it Executive Board. second semester I ,V.. t . .1 ,. v t 352565 PA J .in W I G ,Qi ff TOP ROW Bob Fain, Sanford Ruse. Dale Noble, Mr. West. Iohn Tomlin. Miss Stewart. 7th ROW: Ronald La Matry. Benny Ashleman, Ronald Clark. lack Bell, Bob Glover, Charles Hardcastle, Iohn Root. Sth ROW: Harley Creek, Earl Kelley. Charles Eubanks. Ed Elkins, Eddie Knisley, lim Wilson, Roger Praisewater, lim Mr:Pike. Sth ROW. Barbara Barnh Sam Whitaker, Willa Mae Walla. Barbara Hunting. Royal Field, Iohn Eckstrom. 4th ROW. Iacqueline McKeage, Cunningham. Iudy Edmondson, Faye Berry, Betty Sue Williams. 3rd ROW Beverly LeCler, Beulah Reinmiller. Nadine Watson. Marie Netherton, Marjorie Lagore. Nancy Owsley. 2nd ROW. Tom Meyer. Darleen Case, Pat Penniston, Mary Taylor. Ianice Kurtz. Winilred Herron, Tom Steadman, Ralph Wrobley. BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Gunter, Dorothy Taw Sondra Kiser, Glenda Eppert. Ioe Swatlar. Kenneth Riddell, Bob Ienkins. I- 7. x 4 ardt, Iean ney. 1. . F R. i la t le t i lf Completes Yearbook f 'c Whenever a picture was needed, Pho- tography Editor lim Peeler was on the spot with his trusty flash camera and press card. lim would stop at nothing to get a picture, even if it meant dangling from an airplane to take an aerial View of East. Yes, Iiml But can you put the cam- era back together again? One of the hardest jobs on the stall, that of Layout Editor, was expertly handled by lim Wilson. His layouts were characterized by both neatness and originality. LeRoy ToWell's excellent artistic ability as Art Editor is clearly shown by this year's beautiful cover and sketches. A recent addition, Marie Netherton has done a fine job as Literary Editor. ,s Working in the school bank with Miss Minnie M. Baker occupies most of Business Manager Elinore Dahl's spare time. Iim Wilson demonstrates his lClY0Ul mass-production process. Marie Nethertcn is kept busy edit- ing the mCIDY P0995 of COPY- LeHoy Towell admires his work ot Elinore Dahl concentrates on one of art. the Eastonian cover. UICIHY Easloman accounts' l . A e I r 1-if 1 I . 1 1 sf V W 1 M U 1 i 1, wi 1, . 1 I X 4, fx ju J 1 53 -I 4 2' 3 Qi :H -- -l., akes cooperative effort and patience ley, orts s of M 1 I RIGHT Nearly everyone looks industrious in this pic- ture taken in the little room at the end ot the hall, where most of the work on the l953 Eastonian was done. Once in a while someones arm was bumped. BELOW. Pasting pictures is slightly messy, but it gives Carole Baker, Dick Freeland. Dean Russell. Ianice Kurtz, and Ruth Sherman cr Chance to demonstrate their finger-painting ability. , -uf-I ,, I .f-? 3 YW' ' '- ?11T f W' ' 1, 1 .gi---ef--'fjfig -r. 5- ff?-A W, LOWER LEFT: These attractive adver- tising displays made by LeRoy Towell were the main reason for the amazing success of this year's all-out sales cam- paign. LOWER RIGHT: Donna Flinner. Gloria Lawrence, Marie Netherton. Dean Russell Norma Sieker, and Rita Wieligman are shown hard at work on a section of the Eastonian. H , 1 I 4. .5 I . .1 1 1 .51 W 7 N zi- . W m W w fe T1 I, n N K , , 1 if 'Y -u WN U 1 ,N w Vi V Y i 2 1 , l 3 i , w n V. ,. lx I! U 'A Q , A ga QM fi 4, :Al ati! , N 3, , Flin- rson. irtz Appetite was the only Eastonicm property never lost. Staff storms Windy City Opening assembly ol the NSPA convention. At the tirst ot the trip, everyone was wide awake and full of pep, and most were singing crazy songs. Rita Wieligman, Ruth Sherman, Gloria Lawrence, and Norma Sieker were too ex- cited upon arrival to go to sleep. v. . A t 06- M' 1 Before leaving tor the NSPA conference in Chicago, Echo and Eastonian statt members were treated to a turkey dinner at the home ol Bonita Whipple. Midwestern journalism students assembled in the grand ball- room of the Hilton hotel to re- ceive suggestions. 'ry Our Greyhound home on the road. gavmiim , - -. V . L , I , ' D! . 1 7 ' ' i. ,r if w 1 ,- g, : .., , ,xg K Two A.M. and still awake. ! , -A , ,.,.- ' U 2 .4 3 -a .U ? : 'N iw M , vi , V M W J Qu 'N M 5: i if W :N 1 wi 1: ll 1+ 1 I. If 3, if if 1 i i. i UN 1' 15 .1, iQ. ,1 .,! -1 L 1 ' ,4. n. l L ,,.t. ,W N embers nn, Sny- wanson. ggxm at Allll swanson edits echog,o'neiI rice, hoppe, dye assist Honna Fortney posts assignments while Glenda Ep- Lois Hoppe, Kyle Dye, Martha O'Neil, and Ierry Swan- pert, Blanche Norval, and Charles Eubanks look on. son paste stories to galleys. ze Wilson, Barnhardt, Huston, Ehret. and Casey. N use so , x V Z-55.1 ,z-, , ff'q ' . j ' t ,1 f . x 1 1 . l rdf l-JJ S-4' f-333. W A Q,- lene Gunter are calm as ampulate Lois Bartlett's Carol Huston prepares to, , Barbara Nystrom and Dar- lx4,.vl rear tw. Mn. nfl: all f 1' nt lizm, hand- U1 I-tenth ,l INHI, xvzflm..--.,,.f'rm-r . st-,1.,...,-. Nr-x-.f l'I'itm Mnmlnv. 41 imI nf- ,f..'f,-- , Hlnml. :N sw, ns-.w nw, xfmml ruse.. 1,.,,,,, ,.5,1,.,,,,,n l.'lmwi.tI liflwim ,Vff,1:,m- lit:-rf I-ww., rztllm- ms :JUN eww! 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Lime 'rg-Q fy Richard Groner Iomes Anderson Backbone of cmy sloige production is the stage crew. These eleven boys ossist Mr. Michaels with the scenery, sound effecls, cmd curtains. Ice Gregg. Roger Borgell Richard Libby Ernie Paris. Bob Morgan Charles Rogers 1 3, - ZFX w I ,Q ,, . x ll S ! N W i . Bor- 'V V f da ,tb 1 ' Q 1 1 ,fliw - ..., N T ,, , -'IUI1 ' ,!3,.,f' N A J CW . 'w! 'ILM . N A t l l ag: b -A V K ' I - fe 2 .L n g . , Ji-5 . f X 553, he 4 3, 'Come on. the dance will be half over by the time we get there. ill H GE S CHESS This year The Drama Club pre- ,, sented ct three-act play, Mother ls A Freshman, a humorous story about Abigail Fortitude Abbott, an attractive, middle-aged Widow whose daughter is a college sophomore. Through im- proper spending, family finances are exhausted and her daughter, Susan, can stay in college only if her mother takes advantage of the Abigail Forti- tude Memorial Scholarship. Campus life, a handsome Zoology professor, and a book of love poems plus a cranky dean provided an evening of laughs for all. Gosh, you're Abigail Abbott! Now if you'd take my advice . . Angel, come to my armsl 2' i ' x 1 AAU.W. PRUMUTES CULLEGIE I TERIEST Christian College representative talks with Donna Flinner. Carole Baker, Bonnie Taylor, Mary Hafner, and Pat Bradely. Recently re-named the Scholastic High Centuum, the A.A,U.W. is just what that name implies, a girls' organ- ization composed of one hundred ot the highest female scholars in Kansas City. Each senior high school is allowed four members from each ot the three upper classes. Girls are chosen at the begin- ning ot'their sophomore year and may remain members until they graduate. Every year a Christmas Brunchh spon- sored by the American Association of University Women, is held in their Club Room on the Country Club Plaza and is one of the many activities in which the girls may participate. Iudy Root Carol Hoover, Carole Baker. Icmice Kurtz. Gloria Lawrence, Dorothy Tawney, Dolores Elling, Phyllis Bledsoe. Carol Huston Mary Leclgerwood. Deanna Fogliani. ? , '- : 1 I 1 F I .a ' .I Xu , . 1 . 4 i , 1 W, li 1 w X N 52' JE A I I I ' x ' ft 0IR AT CHRISTMAS AND EASTER NOTETTES: Newman, Giersch. Smith, Forbis, Ramsey, Crooks, Cook. 559994101 C0A 'in- Soloist Neil Ryle at practice I I Y - ' ju ji-1 21,5 iNgy'f,j-g f - f f' fx, ' , !,,., , 5 , -V. W mf V, . - i 4 -nf 1 .I l -.1 li 1 .Ei Y 'I Y 1 ! I - I 11 ii i J 3 V I 5 ik U 1 In QF li all ! , w - 1f,',' .- 13 fi L 34 -7- ' F I i L -if ' , l4 A 4 e 5 , I 3 I I I Il VIOLIN Carol Porter, Winilred Herron. lohn Root, I. W. Coiiman. Bob Tinsley. Beulah Rainmiller. CELLO. Robert Kosl. PIANO: Carol Ramsey, Naomi Anderson. FLUTE Ianice Leonard. OBOE Sandra Perry. CLARINET: Virginia Herron, loanne Taylor. CORNET Glen Morris. Bob Ek. TROMBONE Wayne Meek. Charles Snow. SAXOPHONE Gary Elting. David Higgins. Bruce Lee. SECOND VIOLIN Barbara Powell. Sharon Parks. Ola Perry. Kenneth Tousley, Donna Lyman, Charlotte Koehler. TYM- PANI Georganne Straub. STRING BASS Iacqueline McKeage, Georgia Meyer. THE URCHESTR lHRIllEll S f ff! X A V . Si,-9 5., u :wi . iw.-G-14.--111 ,',1-,'m.f1,'-1 ' sg., , ., ...Q -.1 , M fi li, .-2' 51 'z .-x .31 X ,fl i 4 i I L 1 I , , . f l . . 1 ' I I . g , , N 31 1 I 4 i :i 4 5 . 1 5 'J f 14 . ,H 1 53 E N 1 H MILTU literary Society N Founded 1928 First Semester OFFICERS Bruce Lee President Harry Mullins Vice-President Glen Powell Secretary Don Toler Hamiltonian I. W. Coffman Treasurer Roger Wendel Reporter Bob Bradley Sgt.-at-Arms David Bruns Critic Second Semester Harry Mullins Gary Bean Bill Duncan Duane Qualls Bruce Lee Richard Libby David Bruns Glen Powell This is paying attention? ,ig ii 5 BRUCE LEE Presidents HARRY MULLINS Party's over-Let's go-home? ---....- 1 SAW 1 'asia ,, lf? .. -Ef 5. It 5 tv - , A , .Af , Q f A. s U ' ' ' V is 'ififv il' l T 1' .,X .5 on 4 r' 14 4' 5 sw ' sfi lffi' C H A -X , ' -I . sf f 1 ' it 4 g N-'Ali :'f' in O L er 'O 1 If 355, ff-' ,b 4 t 1 ee. '1 TOP ROW Dale Blessman. Iohn Lawrence, Bill Duncan. Gerald Peel, Ierry Motsinger, I. W. Collman. Donald Pittman. Znd ROW. David Bruns, Glen Powell, Richard Libby. Roger Wendel, Dale Noble. Bob Potter, DeWayne Oden. 3rd ROW Ronnie Foster. Duane Qualls, F Allen Schneider. Donald Richardson, Bill Robbins. Ed Luncelord, Dean Hickson. BOTTOM ROW Gary Bean, Sanford Ruse. Bob Bradley, Earl Childs, Ed Pauly. Ierry Edmondson, Ierry Noland. Dale Pugh. LN I .It What a HANDSOME bunch! I X 1 ' O r A I l , ' L E V i iff'- E ,, f A :V ' -lim ' ' , .. D I S 7' C tr? .. I. IE U N r . I :pil gxgilgz, V4 ,-0. literar Societ ... kg -, ':g'ff'sf1-H' 31532 f ' Founded 1926 ,, W , X . bw ,,kA 1 54431 51 if .Y gf Q V 6, vw, . as-.t. F M I-1 T7 , ' f 1' ., f, Z ,, , fflff? -iw V ifif-fikim' W W . T L'74,2g,fj , ' , ' I f- ' ' 1 'TE 5 924 I is I il: I-x, ,Jig Q- :V VV 2535 ' ' N ,. ' 1 Wk'Q ' ' W f . ' 5. 'I ,Q ., ' Q ' b RY-,ff 1 5: . . , , ' f ,FK-,C , ' .3 V41 'C 4.3, if ,-51:32 .QQ e V, :fr . ,. 'f 554,162 W 3 49 2 N gjffggllg . T' J zsga' ' , . , ' V ' . I .,?...,, r . or-1, .vol L V Presidents Q, r . DONNA FLINNER , 'W Z ' fig 2 We ik ff il, Q. , L,, A' ' 'Y fl ,gf 5, crmou: BAKER A r A , A 5 , A , 'f' X - ' , ' - iii 1'--I ,Q 5-2512 so ' fa f Y-5. ' .55 ' 5325 ' V A b ' - Pat Bradley, Norma Crane, Ianice Kurtz. Gloria Lawrence, Ruth Sherman, Marie Simpson. Bonnie Taylor, Barbara Wendel. Rosalie Bartlett. Bonita Whipple. Iulia Allen, Lois Bartlett. Delores Burnell. Pat Dutoit. Glenda Eppert. And to think all this luscious food was devoured in seconds! is N Q fw'gTf'r. 'F 1 mf, is if It . P. , 1 lfiieralifffx ,5'f'A'f1fM r if r - me Leundis officers waiting to serve? or eat? ' , 2 735345 '?5,jWl if 5 1 3 . X L, 1 +.fr'r,, pf, V .,' i - at frflstgffarwlfeg we if N 5 fr, A f, 'l,1,i15g-f ,W-'5 ' ,,? -, 3 ' Wy? 4 : ,.,,X 2iS'1ggg4if,l' C 1 , . K Q 1 First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester M i 't 4 M bf.. ' 1-'t , ,fl V K Donna Flinrrer President Carole Baker If A A in , A l f ' Carole Baker Vice President Barbara Wendel if YT -i .- - Q -- , . Av J Norma Crane Secretary Iarrice Kurtz r f .N ,Q ,L WfJggQ:f..:'Q v Barbara Wendel Leundian Pat Bradley if riffef 'lin ' :Pat Bradley Treasurer Norma Crane Il... Sf.. ' -LNAWIJ I , iBOl'1Hl9 Taylor Reporter Ruth Sherman 7 W lanlce Kurtz Sgt.-at-Arms Gloria Lawrence fr fl ' ' 2 r, M . , ' f ws. 5 ' Marie Simpson Critic Donna Flmner - rl EM A 9 l ,ll W1 , gi ii, . iii: - 5,3 . .655 . ' l 3 3 e 1 -F L ff, 'f. H2 fl' r. -- 1 in ' i : 5 ' 0 ui? L Qju. L, 1 ' 4 25' . - Ugg.: , 'f' I Q ' ' Zfrr mg -1 S A tl :. v s- .51 L ' C ' r af ,hu , ,- 1, TSP HVVJ. Wayne Wagener, Earl Richards, Don Ganzer, Don Turrentine, Ronald Clark, Bill Dickerson, Bob lohnson. Glenn Morris. Znd ROW Dick Nash, Ierry Blalherwick, Bruce Busey, Bill Ponce, Ronnie West, lohn Root, Iohn Thomlin, lack Dunn. 3rd ROW Rudy Kersey. Harl Hanson. Royal Field, lohn Elcslrom. Floyd Colton, Bob Will. lim Cooper, Bob Freeland. liz E' Bob Lynch, Larry Larkin, lerry Brown, Ernie Paris. Bob Morgan. Bill Moore, Elton Villines, lim McPikc. ?fTT , I-1 lifll'-' lohn Presbury. Iohn Hoover, George Erdmun, Gary Gulick. Robin Hicklin. lerry Deuser, Bob Pain, Carl Renlro, Bill Hanley. '-.1 v V Paper dolls? dv ' 5- o- 4 X V ',, bi 4. 77 ii I . A P I 1 2 , 1 5 X J 5 3 Z . 4 I w e i I : 1 l D 5 il E E 1 f 3 1 1 5 Qi r ,Q V L -71' Rl tllli Since September 29, l926, the Art Club has been striving to promote appreciation of art. The first departmental club organized at East, its chosen colors are blue and orange. Miss Agnes Crawford is sponsor, and takes the group on the annual Art Club picnic and other trips to such places as the Nelson Art Gallery, Kansas City Museum, or l'lallmark's. l Work with clay is lun as well as profitable. lst SEMESTER 2nd SEMESTER Water colors make spare moments worthwhile LeRoy Towell President Verna Lou Price Charles Eubank Vice-President Iudy Root Barbara Nystrom Secretary Barbara Hunting 8 V Glenda Eppert Treasurer Lois Hoppe Lois Hoppe Reporter Barbara Nystrom Duane Smith Mascots Ierry Deuser Carole Baker Io Ann Mingauw Iudy Root Sgt.-at-Arms Dale Noble Warren Hunting Critic T' TOP ROW: Miss Crawford. Iim Adkins, Robert Wolfe, Dean Hickson. Dale Noble, Kent Lippincott, Gary Guhck. 2nd ROW. Ianice Egner, Bill Hyland, Warren Hunting, Duane Smith, Earl Pence. Iudy Blaco. 3rd ROW: Bill Fairall. LeRoy Towell, Ronnie Gant. 4th ROW: Ioann Mingauw, Lois Hoppe, Glenda Eppert, Barbara Nystrom, Bill Moore. Ierry Deuser. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Mills. Charles Eubanks. Iudy Root, Phyllis Munkers, Verna Lou Price. Bill Kunzweiller. Q THENIAN lts name taken from the Greek goddess Athena as the goddess ot honor, loyalty, wis- dom, teamwork, and beauty, Athenian was organized in December of l928. The aim of every member is to become a leader in team- work, and good sportsmanship. The club colors are royal blue and silver, the flower is the white carnation. After-ellects of the punch. , ... .4 When friends get together. lsl SEMESTER 2nd SEMESTER Rita Wieligman President lean Casey Harriet McCracken Vice-President Margaret Wieligman Shirley Frazier Secretary Marie Netherton Margaret Wieligman Treasurer Wmifred Herron Linda Kitterer Sgt.-at-Arms Dorla Summers lean Casey Athenian Girl Rita Wieligman Marie Netherton Critic Marjie Lee TOP ROWi Ioanne Haynes, Harriet McCracken, Mary Innes, Terry Lasswell, Mildred McLaughlin. Donna Taylor. 2nd ROW: Doris Bransteitter, Mary Ledgerwood. Darla Summers. Darlene Drake, Sharon Haase. Ioyce Graham. 3rd ROW: Mary M. Weilig- man. Donna Baker, Virginia Herron, Mary Ann Reece, Lullnn Sharp, Barbara Cherry. 4th ROW. Ioanne Appleton. Pat Free- land. Pat Cannon, Linda Kitlerer. Linda O'dell. Dorothy Tawney. Sth ROW Earlene Copple. Shirley Frazier, Carole Baker, Stellie Pilsowski. Lynn Smith, loan Beal. BOTTOM ROW Rita Wieligman, Ianice Kurtz. Winilred Herron, lean Casey, Margaret Wieligman, Marjorie Lee. Lois Olten, Marie Netherton. Elinor Dahl. I ii E GINEERS Cl B First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Charles Dysart President Bob B1-qdley Bob Bradley Vice-President Ronald Clark Frank lanes Secretary lim Cooper Ronald Clark Treasurer Don Maddox Gary Bean Reporter Charles Dysart Ed Lunceford Sgt.-at-Arms Frank lanes l The Engineers discover what keeps our school warm. The Engineers Club of East High School was organized in 1934 to foster interest in Engineering and Mechanics. During the time that this club has existed, several speakers have appeared before the groupg motion pic- tures have been showng and many field trips have been scheduled. Football games and the Annual Spring Picnic feature the Amuse- ment Vein of Activities. TOP ROW, Ioe Kilventon, Don Ganzer. Charles Iacques, Merlin Thomas, lay Lamborn. Bob Bradley. Znd ROW' Ronald Clark. Harold Bowman, Larry Larkin. 3rd ROW. Mr. Tielel. Allen Hurst, lim Cooper, Duane Oden. George Miller, Robert Schnitker. George VanTrump. BOTTOM ROW, George Erdman. Charles Dysart. Carl Renlro. Richard Odgers. Frank lanes. Duane Qualls. rl' . ,, ..-Jan - TOP ROW: Dick Shepherd. Ronald Foster. M. M. Cobb. Shirley Nelson. 9th ROW: Lee Bailey. lim Peeler. Gerald Peel. lim Wilson. Roger Richardson. Dayle Hanley, Douglas Rauber. Bth ROW: Kyle Dye. Iackie Stumph. Richard Libby, Ralph Wrobley. Bob Glover. David Gordon. 7th ROW: Royal Fields. Donna Dunn. Max Iackson. Mary Hafner. Henry Lauiier. Bob Rediord. Sth ROW: Bob Lynch. Dick Freeland. Duane Steele. Earlene Copple. Ianet Dore. Pat Bradley. 5th ROW: Iohn Langton. Vance Caselman. Roy Dayton. Betty Wells. Barbara Earnhardt. Marilyn Keener. 4th ROW: Shirley Scott. Iackie Gilliland. Linda Liter. Richard Agnew. Norma Crane. Helen Hogan. 3rd ROW: Shirley Roberts. Dellnn Schwark. Delores Elting. Carol Houston, Georgeanne Straub. Barbara Wendel. Harry Mullins. 2nd ROW: Darlene Case. Pat Haase. Darlene Gunter. Honna Fortney. Ginger Vaughn. Donna Flinner. BOTTOM ROW: Carole Baker. Kathryn Kennedy. Ioanne Appleton. Carol Hopkins. Darlene Johnston. Sondra Kiser. Nadine Iames. Delores Burnell. Bonita Whipple. CUMMERCI LCLUB The Commercial Club, sponsored by Miss Mabel Mary Cobb, was founded in or- der to help students gain interest and further their knowledge of commercial subjects. This club is the largest departmental club at East High. It consists of people taking typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and school ac- counts. This year the Commercial Club be- came a part of the Future Business Leaders of America, which is a national organization, Many interesting programs are presented each year by having representatives of dit- terent business corporations talk to the Whole group. From these programs a better undere standing ot the business World is obtained. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Mary Hafner President Dolores Elting Norma Crane Vice-President Donna Flinner Pat Bradley Recording Sec. Georganne Straub Lee Bailey Corresponding Sec. Shirley Scott Donna Sigler Treasurer Bonita Whipple Darlene Gunter Reporter Carol Hopkins Donna Flinner Critic Norma Crane Dolores Elting Sgt.-at-Arms Mary Hafner Sondra Kiser Mascots Sondra Kiser Ralph Wrobley Ralph Wrobley L- , 4 i. 5 i. :i e i. a ester ting mer aub lcott pple tkins 'ane rtner Ciser bley - ,.,..ni TOP ROW: Iohn Root. Bob Bradley. Don Smith. Royal Fields. Charles Grile. 7th ROW: Earl Richards. Bruce Busey. Robin Hicklin. Wanda Iohnson. Don Turrentine. Glen Peake. 6th ROW: Vance Caselrnan, Terry Noland. Donna Anderton. Ice Gregg. I. W. Coffman. Phyllis Bledsoe. Ierry Payne. Iudy Root. Carl Lawson. Phillip Dattilo. Sth ROW: Ella Anderson. Diane Marsh. Gloria McDonald. Claudette Lydick. Linda O'Dell. 4th ROW: Marilyn Deuser. Palsy Penniston. Dorothy Tawney.Ioanne Haynes. Carolyn Ford. Bill Mergen. 3rd ROW: Deanna Fogliani. Linda Haynes. Barbara Hasten. Mary McGlynn. Sherryl Lewellyn. 2nd ROW: Ellen Bush, Darlene Maynard. Carole Hoover. Dorothy Moseley. Iudy Blaco. Kenneth Tousley. BOTTOM ROW: V. A. Mc- Clure. Laura Viclcery. Lynn Smith. Sherry Dee Tipton. Pat Blakemore. Barbara Hall. Alma Colvin. First Semester HOUR ll Second Semester Glen Morris President Deanna Fogliani Dorothy Tawney Vice-President Patricia Blakemore Secretary Ioe Gregg Bob Bradley Glenn Peake Treasurer Pat Blakemore Charles Reed Reporter Charles Reed Bruce Busey Sgt.-at-Arms Bruce Busey Dorothy Mosely Mascots Donna Anderton Robin Hicklin Robin HiClC1i1'l First Semester HOUR V Selivhd 593125197 Phillip Datillo President Lynn Smith Earl Richards Vice-President Don Turrentine Iudy Root Secretary Carole Hoover Don Turrentine Treasurer loclnne HGYUGS lay Gimmarro Sgt.-at-Arms Phillip Datillo Lynn Smith Reporter ll-'dl' l:l00l Linda Haynes Mascots Eflfl R1ChGfClS Iohn Root Linda Haynes First Semester HOUR VI Second Sernesler Linda O'Dell President ROYGl Flelds Marilyn Deuser Vice-President Darlene MGYl'1Ufd Darlene Maynard Secretary PCHSY Pemllslon Dick Plaskett Treasurer Mar1lYl'l Dellgcl lorry Payne Sgt.-at-Arms leffl' Palme Royal Fields Reporter lUClY Blcco filierry Lewellyn Mascots l-1NClf1 O Dell hilly Llrirgari Don Smith LATI Cl B The purpose of the Latin Club is to in- crease the interest in the Latin language and the study of ancient Rome. Each year the club visits the English class and common learning class with a program to stimulate more interest in Latin. A Latin student is au- tomatically a member of the club. The club holds its meetings during class time and therefore its members may also join another departmental club. Plays, reports, and films are all a part of the interesting programs pre- sented by its mernbers. An initiation for the new members is held alter school in the tall and an annual picnic is planned in the spring. Miss Virginia M, McClure is the spon- sor tor the Latin Club. 85 E . . TOP ROW: Ernie Moore, Bob Easterwood. Iohn Willis, Mr. Cummins. 2nd ROW: Bill Snow. David Brassel, Richard Rimmer. Robert Lynch. Ierry Dowdy, Harold Shipman. 3rd ROW: Ina Biringer. Shirley Wait, Shirley Smith. Donna Warren, Martha O'Neil, Carol O'Neil. 4th ROW: Iulia Allen, Marcia Outlaw. Dianne Hart, Cecelia Gonzalez. BOTTOM ROW' Iudy Turk. Lorene Harter, Patricia Dutoit, Patricia Gracia. Sharon McClure. Bonda Tracy. Carol Hallberg. NOT SHOWN: Lois Crust. Ronnie West, ludith Kersten, Beulah Coke. li Cugcrt could only see thisl First Semester Martha O'Neil Cecelia Gonzales Sharon McClure Marcia Outlaw Blanche Norval David Gordon Bobbie Dickerson Ierry Dowcly OFFICERS Second Semester President Sharon McClure Vice-President Iulia Allen SeCfelafY Pat Dutoil Treasurer Dick Rimmer Reporter Martha O'Nei1 Sgt.-at-Arms Lorene Harter Mascots Ernie Moore Bobbie Dickerson SPANISH Cl B Buenos dias amigosl Como esta usted? For the ones that no speaka the Spanish, you have just been greeted a good day and how are you feeling? Singing Spanish songs, eat- ing Latin American food, and competing in games from the Latin country, are only some of the many activities of the Spanish club members. Senor F. N. Cummins is the capa- ble sponsor of the club. The members con- duct and participate in many interesting meetings. Linguists to the Nth degree. rs 'I J 32 'll J iv V .vi Ti .'-, ill l? 'ou ow Gt- in me lub DG- on- ing TOP ROW: Iames Nicely. Don Ehret, Bob lohnson, Roger Borgelt. Earl Richards. 2nd ROW: Allen Schnieder, Don Turrentine, Iohn Tull. 3rd ROW: Dexter I.aBelle. Ianice Leonard, Forrest Houdebush. 4th ROW. David Bruns. Rose Grindstatf, Sue Easter- wood, Wanda Iohnson, Phyllis Bledsoe. 5th ROW Earl Kelley. Beverly Hundly, Norma Hales, Iune Appleton, Gloria Lawrence. Norma Crooks. BOTTOM ROW. Ellen Bush. Pat Blakemore, Kathy Coats. Donna Blair, Hope Wisdom. SCIE CE Cl B Master minds of atomic energy? Wizards of secret formulas? Einsteins in smaller forms? This sounds good but it isn't quite the right description tor the Science Club of East High. Although the Science Club isn't capa- ble ot these higher forms ot science they are certainly capable ot many other activities. Such as providing the club with guest speak- ers, science films, and participation by the members themselves. This helps to make club meetings very interesting and educa- The thinkers. r yu 5 I., .wg Vg, 'iffrkfimbjl ' tional. ' 'f E vim V f. - 1 ffl 1 it , lf? l , i , W it '95 if , X if 1 1 - 1-7 'WL U , ,ii it A - ' t.1Ae tr fix? 1 -..... rr. First Semester Gloria Lawrence lune Appleton Sue Easterwood Don Turrentine David Bruns Allen Schmeder Lynn Smith Forrest Roudebu OFFICERS Second Semester President Sue Easterwood Vice-President Don Turrentine Secretary Earl Richards Treasurer Allen Schnieder Reporter Don Ehrct Sgt.-at-Arms Forrest Roudebush Critic Earl Kelley Mascots Gloria McDonald Roger Boraelt , ..,.4' . -we Q 1 1 r 4 53 1 .I :N -3 x I ,r 1 Y A N 1, H jf J 2 , 1 K 1 I i ri 1 ,wx I Ni 11 A 1, fl 4 41 ,I I 1 1 5, is 'x w 51 A Ti ,, 13 4 . 4 .5 if L. irl. ludy ble, and onal t the . The gthe They of all 'loser :pon- Miss I!! I fo., TOP ROW D Plaskel! H Lawson F Feagles T Bowman 4th ROW W Carter I Blalherwack H l.and1s M Thomas Soldanels I Iura F Cotton I Smith D Noble 2nd ROW BOTTOM ROW I Floyd R Hxmmer B Busey D Kmcaxd , . . ., am 5th ROW I Wilson T Steadman G Powell F Broskx D Freeland E Pence G Peel R Bales I. Bailey 3rd ROW B Iohnson I. R Dayton D Turrenhne R Clark I Dunn I Flynn I Muller I Wxllxs C Dysart B Moore The H1 Y fosters high standards of Chr1st1an char acter in the school and community and are open to any boy ot rel1g1ous faith The Iunior H1 Y consists of boys in the eighth and ninth grades Sen1or H1 Y club of sophomores Juniors and seniors Malor ac tivities this year were discussions of boy girl rela tionships and study of alcohol and narcotic prob , T lems. Each club meeting had a story built on the Q, teachings of Iesus Christ. There were swimming, 'T' .1 hayrides, hikes, and learn-to-dance campaigns. Each year the club conducts a Hi-Y assembly before - the student body. Mr. IOHN MURROW Sponsor, East Y.M.C.F.. IUNIOR HI-Y President Al Salmon Vice-President Don I-lubler Ierry Blatherwick Secretary-Treasurer Dick Stuart lack Dunn SENIOR l-ll-Y Merlin Thomas Don Turrentine Sgt.-at-Arms Ierry Deuser nyc gl In u U-AO - it X ,sf 'f I 1 2 1 5 Q3 4 3 P. I. . The Parent Teachers Association helps parents and faculty to become better ac- quainted, and also promotes better relation- ships With the students. Not always involved in business rnatters, they also have time tor relaxing entertainment, educational pro- grams, teas, and potlucks. On the various agenda this year were: a one-act play pre- sented by the speech students and directed by Miss Viona Ewalt, High Pressure Area , and a panel group consisting of three tor- eign students from Park College. This panel proved very educational and entertaining. These students were Ana Iensen, Guatemala, Ierry Ghahramanian, Iran, and Ronald Chen, Shanghai, China. The PTA. also helped various organizations such as Red Cross, TB. society, and Polio Drive. .np Table-setting at the Founder's Day program. sliene from the play Executive Board Members. STANDING. Mrs. Hanley, Mrs. Iohnson. Mrs. Smith. Mrs U ' H Sheperd. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Worden. Mrs. Forlney. Mrs. Kilvenkon. Mrs H1911 Pressure Area- Bowman. Mrs. Summers. SITTING' Mrs. Huston. Mrs Flfihg. Mrs Ccpple. Mrs. Epperi. 4 x W 4 ,, Future Farmers fi O.K. boys. 1el's get to work. Beautiful spring day. r . x '3' ., 'fx ,Q ' Y ,- el Y Q ' ' f' '. .. A rv - :H-it 2 r - .pi A ,I .' r-x Q,ZQs -q. A ' ff L' jj ! gi-ei' - f .iw EWM ' -r . tw ' .3 ' ,ti 314 1 A- f , .1 'bg-'ui.i+a,..-ur.. ,' ' . - K f . ,. ,, ,... . , NNN 4 fa' Fw- et,-A t ' btfgffk-1 1 l .ew H RQWZ. P f A ,',,:.Af Q dx rm Ht 'SSH ,Q M ' .4 .2 i if IA 1, .:, , f 1 :-. na., A W VA..-..,gemAf - 4 -sh-, . -L 1 1-my ,fr ,M are ' find fun and future at DR MMF RM .ff ,f What cr beautiful spring dcryl l The sun shining, the flowers in lull bloom, cmd the dir pure and sweet! A truly wonderful dory lor or drive in the country. Hopping into our cor we decide to pcxy C1 visit to Drumm Form in lndependence, Missouri. As We neor the form we see the brilliont green postures spotted by cottle, hogs, or sheep which the boys hove roised them- selves. Driving up the long grovel drivewoy and neoring the dormitories ond other build- ings we see the boys engoged in mdny oc- 1 -f m x ' 1- -' fl' fa V54 , in Q4 State Champions in Meat Iudging-Paul Stroth, Stanley Rhodes, Hurley Creek. tivities, Some are stacking hay, some groom- ing a prized hog or cow, or others tinkering with the motor of a tractor. AS the sun begins to set and the chores are finished we find the boys taking part in many relaxing activities, After a hard game of football or basketball, or a jog around the track, the boys clean up and prepare for a Clean and picturesque-fine for sleeping too. 1 LV rlrtcg'-.v' ,.. , .-- Jniihu-fri Uv. -..- : 'f'-W-I -Q - Y ' 1-n-M 4.-e 'z 'E' ff party and maybe a moonlight hayride after- wards. As we drive away from Drumm Farm after an enjoyable day and look back, we see the buildings silhouetted against the moon- light. lt is a very beautiful scene, and we know that Drumm Farm is a wonderful place indeed. What cx way to work up an appetite. .l 1 ,- 'Y 5 - R C 5 1 . Ax L X . X , -I - .Ax-,, -pf I ,ao ,...1' . 5' 'w. . , 'W' x' 5 . AQ, . V 1 t A '. ,Lit it ..n V if tw- N1 .a - .ii , jf aj? ul vp v-I f.f-r-:fvnff . Q X . wf - V -,v-bwg-,-iev-vi'--ef--:f-qv-7125'r-,,:- f-'Y' . . f- 1,-9 mfs?-,Q-L..11-L!.f1:,-..:, v -,.7. 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Mr. Dickson is in charge of athletic finances and under his supervision football, basket- ball, and track tickets have been distributed and sold, the pro- ceeds this year going toward new basketball uniforms 4,44 I XX A ,r X 4 0 . fx Downhecxrted. perhaps, but they fought io the end ff' HAROLD LAWSON IOE STANLEY The goal is ihdicl wdyl senior haliback sophomore center Bears bomb Bears, 20-0 The East Bears started their football sea- son September 19, With a severe beating from the William Chrisman Bears in Independ- ence. The East team started off fast but were stopped just before they scored. The rest of the game was played mostly by the William Chrisman team in East High territory with the Independence boys scoring a touchdown in each of the first three quarters. The East group wasn't down-hearted after the game though, because many of the boys showed great promise and the team as a Whole looked as though they had a great season ahead ot them. N C21 K im -f H f ERST f W' Bulldogs chew up Bears An outmanned East team fell be- fore Wyandotte Friday, October 31, l3-0. Halloween night proved to be fatal to East gridsters as the Bulldogs used their two platoon system to good advantage. With neither team sustain- ing a scoring drive, both teams left the field at half time in a scoreless tie. Wyandotte made its initial crossing of our goal line with three minutes left in the third quarter as it was apparent that East's charges were weakening, A drive of 70 yards which originated on Wyandotte's 30 was climaxed by a pass from quarterback Ed Kohler to Frank Gritton, who raced the final five yards for the Wyandotte touchdown. Wyane Kate converted. Wyandotte's last touchdown, a gift, came with a minute and thirty-five to go in the game. The Bulldogs, stalled on the East l0 yard line, in desperation took to the air. Interference was called in the end zone, the ball was placed on our one-yard line, and Dave Carlson plunged for the last score of the game. Q42 ,S .8 it N ,- 1,-' ra ' l L. , TOMMY CAIN IERRY SWANSON senior Quaid senior hullbcrck FORREST ROUDEBUSH DONALD NELSON Senior Quaid senior luckle Swanson makes a nice gain. 'K Rlf' 'ff ' ' ,411 .X H. BOB HILL BILL RAUP IERRY PREWITT senior halibcick senior halfback senior end Vikes sink Bears' ship 'zfik 7 fa if .1 Northeast scored three quick first half SP? f '! -3 A touchdowns to defeat the Bears, 18-O, October ? 5' JW 5 ' lU, at Blues Stadium. This was the second X ,gWl,Qg4 ti ' l 'NK Q loss for the Bruins in League play. Northeast f-4 ? X f ' V scored with lightning suddenness as Windle 'sg' took the ball over left tackle and ran 43 yards 2? ' WU. fl for the touchdown. Iohn Wansing, Northeast's l Un 5 Q big fullback, scored the other two touch- rx downs on plunging of two and three yards ' ' respectively. None of Northeast's tries for ,.,',,,:,, I conversion was good, The second halt was ,,:, :,',-,, .0 -X a different story as East did all the pushing, I Allilll : though not enough to put the ball over the f1 :1:f P5 Iff :1: ?5ff:I:f'f ' goal line. IOE MILLER Don KINCAID junior end This WGY down. senior tackle ,gow F' , BRUCE Buggy BILL DICKEHSON ROGER PRAISEWATEH iunim, fullback junior gqckle junior quarterback I f ZZA ::4 , A Pirates walk plank for Bears l L fa Paseo Pirates gave up their ship to the '- East Bears at Blues' Stadium, October l7, to , d , the tune of l9-7. Most of the first quarter was T. ., NSEO see-saw. Midway in the second quarter, East . 'I drew blood as Marvin Smith broke loose 5 ' ' 'f ' f , , I around his right end and streaked 21 yards -I 'tn - :zz 5 1 .7 X' for a touchdown. The conversion was not .W -- ' Q good, The Pirates started a drive from Easts .J 20 yard line and, after one first down, scored f to go into a temporary lead, 7-6. Again East's - -.,'.:,:, 5 scoring machine went to work and ground out two more touchdowns, one on a pass play ':::::: 5 M zil :':'7 :' i ':l: :::::'W' from Toman to Prewitt good for 7 yards and the touchdown, The last touchdown was scored by Swanson on a short jaunt of 7 yards which made the final score l9-7, 1.1Nni.sY CARLSON MEff,ff,lf,lfl,l2AS Gang way, I'm going through. junior guard lu f3 ' 1 fur as P . 'er ,. . .-- 5. f- E A ED ELKINS senior end E ,. ,,,,. 8:88 8 S 2' - Sn .5 4' X Tl KP' E 'H 53 1 - '-3' t ,! .A 1 O13 Eagles trip Bears Central stepped on East Eriday night, Octo- ber 3, at the Blues' Stadium, with a score ot 6-O. ln the first quarter of the game it looked as it the Bruins would end up on top, for they pushed Central into dangerous territory time after time. However, Slaymaker seemed to know just Where to put that ball and kicked Central out of trouble each time The only score of the game was made in the second quarter, when Slaymaker passed 18 yards to Patton, who received on the 15 yard line and ran for a touchdown, making the score 6-U in favor of the Eagles. They held the score there for the rest of the game. East seemed to be able to do everything but score, for at the end ot the game East's rushing yardage totaled l63 to Central's 87, first downs, l3 to Central's 5. Every- thing added to a Bruin victory, except the score. ww! 1 Come on horse. who-al 1 .' 103 Bears the 6 front, Jman n the 'enter third : took stool: lown. mf the team score. nding I-:amz mms . - - - . ysnmr mm sophomore hummck igzlilglalyugsxll Prewxtt to Hill gums yardage heshman quarterback if . lf' 6, :C . f f ff H B b b I d' 1 Q Q ot Cars HI' BCUC I1 IHIIS 2 ZZ ' in Q ff' lf A m lf? fhf T X X l A strongly favored Southwest team fell ix ' , before defeat at the hands of the Bears to the bf ' V 4 score of l3-U, October 23. This victory pushed 1 the Bears into third place. East got both ol ' their scores in the first half as Toman played his best game of the season. Toman complet- The first touchdown was a pass play, Toman to Bob Hill, who had gotten behind the Indian safety man. The play covered a total of 78 yards. Ernie Paris's try from placement was good. The Bears' last touchdown came with fifteen seconds remaining in the first half on a desperation pass from Toman to Ierry Pre- witt who tight roped the left sideline to score standing up. Paris's try was blocked. The second half Southwest held East pretty well at bay while they mustered their only scor- ing threat, A goal line stand stopped South- west on the one foot line. This was a great upset lor the Bears as the Southwest lndians had been the league champs the past IWO years ed five out of six passes, two for touchdowns. ' I r Bobbie Dickerson was elected Queen of the 1952 football team. Voting was done by members of the first team. t t tl 1: 1 J , l t -S , ,,,..,,.,4 5. After a rough season of play the boys Were treated to a ban- quet fit for kings at the Minute Cir- cle Friendly House at 23rd and Lawn. Master of Ceremonies was Mr. Busey, father of Bruce Busey who played on the first team. Par- ents of the boys and the coaches were present at the banquet. Other guests were Mr, C. O, Wil- liams and Mr, Wm. K. Prewitt. East's Student Council spon- sored a mixer in honor of the foot- ball team at the end of the season. The mixer was held in the boys' gym. lay an- H- nd as eY ar- es e t. il- +on- note son. nys' s.x....nd Sept 22 Cubs Drumm Farm 0 Sept. 25 Cubs Glennon 0 Sept 29 Cubs Southeast 13 Oct. 2 Cubs Manual 13 Oct. 6 Cubs Central 13 Oct. 13 Cubs Northeast 18 Oct. 20 Cubs Paseo 6 Oct. 27 Cubs Southwest G Nov. 3 Cubs Westport You're not going through our linel Cubs re are for Varsi a I1 P t nl Under the tutelage of Coach I. L. Fields, the B-Team made a good showing this year by winning four games, losing four and tying one. Calisthenics, running the track, and skull practices prepared them for varsity foot- ball under Coaches Brown and Harris next year. BOTTOM ROW Sherman Roark, Ronnie Ragland, Sanlord Ruse, Flynn. Rudy Kersey, Royal Field. Charles Sherman. Roger Riche- Dcn Smith, George O'Mally. I. T. Little, Gerald Peel. Carl Renlro. son, Iohn Presbury, Iames Spoor, Elton Villines, Howard Cole- Eugene Perkins, Richard Nash. 3rd ROW' Bob Straley. Bill man. TOP ROW Virgil Hallield,Iack Dunn, David Bealer. Gary Senzee, lack Haskins. Robin Hiclrlin, Ierry Smith. Otto Sayles. Roark. Bob Fain, Bill Norman, Herbert Reed, Larry Plunkett. Bill Shaller. Dale Williard, Ierry Motsinger. 2nd ROW. Iimmy Ierry Knight. Hoy Apple. Harl Hanson. Donald Chapman. 1 I 1 . 1 1' 1 r 1 ! S 1. w I 1 L a s, ul vt Q u a. fa 1' A .-nv, ll 6 M. Bears founder at Pirate A terrific Pirate onslaught caught the be- wildered Bears and they fell to the tune of 53 to 35 in their league debut. For the first time in four years Paseo was able to take advantage of a terrific height differential. Alter the Bears took an early 4 to l lead the Pirates started a scoring barrage and led 24 to l2 at half time. With Bill Ross showing the mastery that gave him the league scoring championship, the second half found the Bears at a standstill. They were also under the handicap of having lost for the season the high scoring set shot on which they had de- pended during pre-season games, command l ,P Q1 1.1.1.- Indians control boards to win A tall indian team downed the Bears in league play, 47 to 31. As usual the Bears played ball controlg but the Indians, getting the rebounds, soon gained steadily and pulled to the front. Dean Russell was high point with l3 points. The Southwest scoring combination clicked with Lott high with lO points. This was East's second league lOSS. EDWARD EUBANK CHARLES HARDCASTLE senior senior Westport Tigers drub Bears Don Ross, leading the Westport Tigers, started hitting from outside and put his team 'V' . into an early lead. From the start of the game ,r -. 7' ' ' 'l' f-5 1 it was apparent that East was no match for ' f L , Q t f Westport. lnability to hit with any consistency . V. A spelled defeat for the inexperienced Bruins. x ,I . A, They were unable to hold down Westports , V' ' -. , 1','F'.,357,L tl' ww 'f' - - - - A u .- . ,K X, mim i at il il Ross, who was high with sixteen points. Dean El .. Q f fg' 4kM5'2f,,jl. Russell was high for the Bears with nine t., , J ' ' I points. This game did provide valuable ex- rl , if perience for our sophomores. Roger Wendel, 4 Q- - V a sophomore, scoring seven points, gave ' 1 t ' ' promise that next year East would compete LOUIS GILLHAM l WALTER Most-:LY with a stronger team, junior iunior Eagles elaw Bears Friday, lanuary 30th, the Central Eagles proceeded to push East further into the cellar by a score of 48 to 34. A close game during the first half turned out to be a rout in the second. The smaller Bears matched Central goal for goal the first half, with neither team getting over a three point lead. But in the second half the small Bears ran out of gas, and one by one 'went to the bench on per- sonal fouls. As the game ended with the re- serves valiantly attempting to hold down the score, Central, getting their second wind, Rossa wr-zrmsi. Bon Moncim Won going GWGY- sophomore sophomore wk 1 I ! .ff f Q-'11 qA 1 Manual repeats ever Bears Manual's Redbirds repeated their last season's regional victory over the Bears by a score of 47 to 39. For the first time in many a year, the Bears were defeated by the Red- birds in regular season play. Manual wasted little time in showing the people which was the best team that night, by beating the win- less Bears. The first quarter was a seesaw affair, but with Dean Russell fouling out in the second quarter, East fell behind, ln the second half Manual piled up the points and in spite of the Bears' tight ball handling they were out-heighted and never threatened. Knight sets reeerrl agai Kent Bryon, Southeast's 6 ft. 7 inch cen- ter, broke the league scoring record set two years ago by our Bob Patterson '51, as the Knights routed the Bears by a score of 63 to 49. ln spite of Bryon's 40 points, the Bears played a fine game of ball control, Putting up extreme stalling tactics in an attempt to prevent the breaking of the record by Bryon, the Bears suddenly came alive in the third quarter as Russell piled up the points with Wendel following close behind. Russell scored 26 points, l4 of them by free throws during the stall. DAVID ATCHLEY I. T. LITTLE l ff?1Tf 5! 1 .9- Zv Q junior sophomore nst Bears NJ V1.4 GENE BEVER DALE BLESSMAN sophomore senior 115 ' 5 , ,Y 4. v . -nw -H 'r J, .ji - , l .., ,. . Nui 1 1 , , . I VI 's s ,H w w I V! 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Ragland, Hulis, Peel, Erdman, Hickland, Apple, Sayles. 4th ROW: Smith, Holden, Cagley, Moore, Flinn, Blanton, Turrentine, Iohnson. Carlson. Tassey. Fair, Hanson. 5th ROW: Smith, D. Chapman, O'Malley, Wagner, D. Smith, Shriver, Ruse, Dickerson, Pittman. Gulick, Perkins. Sth ROW: Fisher, Spoor. Moore. Presbury Kunz, Knight, Brown, Wilson. Robbins, Kelly, Fields, Snow, Staley, Chitwood, Pence, Meyer, Gray, Netherton. TOP ROW' Kersey, Lawson, Miller. Magee, Morriss, Showalter, Crosby. Noble, Pain. Villines. Haskins. Carter, Plasketl. Nicely. 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The Bears placed fourth in the Big Seven track meet, with Swanson, Smith, and Blath- erwick scoring points and the relay team placing second, At the Central College invi- tational meet the Bears again took fourth place. Rhodes placed second in the 880, Paris fourth in the broad jump, and Cooper third in the sixty yard dash. The relay team took third place. The Bears failed to score at the state indoor meet, Starting the lnterscholastic dual meets, Northeast Vikings smothered the Bears, 7l to 33, although lim Cooper and Mar- vin Smith each scored a first and a second. But East upset the Central Eagles on their own track, and all in all it appears that good years are in store for East. ,As 1' 'i Q, ..- i - nl Q , f' 4 .1 3 Q I H ,,: ,q1p-f., , -111 Q A. - '- f W'--M W-.-. - -'- ,-g,f8', -.iff J 1 T r , . if , 'li' ,PJ i - 1, 2Q w.o- , if - .:- .r , ' Seiffszf T 5 - - ATL gf ' ' - . 'YT' ca 1 1.1: 'Q I E - h - - --... .. .V , . - :rr fav.-vi-. .614 hu-UT--. '---Q.. T y DON LEHMAN , . - f 7 sophomore X , ' I ,, ' ' af, ,, ,-', . .AL4 25, M , . .- Q ' 1 gwrx WTR t l WAYNE CARTER f' gjf g 1. sophomore ,g,.a:f Wt- t , 3' I , I 44 , . - wie I 'V 9 4. -Ez ,vs v ., ,,, , J. ., - .,'- tTf..:1?Kffffr 93 ' - J 1 by M Q 6 W vs 31 - J 3 ,Q PT s H, ei 'E ff ,-1 , .4 T i,rt fem Q.'r v', . my S t,n4 ..1lLcrasn,i DALE NOBLE ,,.,gt: .. feafa ,elsif T 1 I 3.5 ,L sul-Phomore T A H A ..-DV ,,L, 4 ,,. r ,M,,,, A ,T Bon PAIN I '-trtw 'l'iHf., 1 freshman R -- 'f'-Y fi 'im' ' ff . ' I N N .. Lfkggagf , N , f 4 T Q f IERRY CARAWAY ' '-' ' ,,,',.?! Y. . 'ly K ' . ' M A-?hf5,k.5gi2,.f:,.,,, , H A N vi sophomore l 1 1 :1Af -Fil ,, ,w,- f N A 'QA IERHY PTKEWITT T N Q .mg MA R senior t .lf ,v i ,pf - , of 1 r-kg, LARRY PLASKETT IACK HASKINS T V ' ' freshman ' ' , ,,,, . -, . , Junior X gf t , A if- V . 1 -ni. 1 9 J ' A . fr r ' ' '- ' . , U Q ,Q 1 ft 'V tiff? . t , Q , g1,i'5E, W 5g.--,A v ,pu M turner, H1Wfv'+s mrw+t .., '.-, 1 :fare .' ,tt ,, f'. 7'.lT'a'-Q I T ' -,t . 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Beartracksters show earl strength Ed Eubank demonstrates two methods of flying as he clears the high jump bar, and flower rightl makes a terrific broad jump. , h in ,?T!:'55.9,J A ,O fs- .gs..,,e 4 1 B if Jifei Q H v , 5 4 .- 1 1 it ' ' V1 V, ' at nb qt V . V ,V -' . 1 . - Y 41. 4, ' 1 ' AV VV V VQVVVVVS 1,1 V w 5 , ' FA r fj-' , f , . 33... :M '- f A . . M 1 V My vw' v .Y , .., s V: V S V ? V an ff 5. f - 117- -. V. i , A ,.. , - , -nm 1 1 1 1 if '- x l X. D, 3. ., fm in 'is E , W 1 M 1 N xv I H gl ,x if '1 U , H E 5, V M 1 E id .-N Q JN ICI . Y 1 1 , , W , 1 W , I 1 ,, 2, a A . 'N J! f ,ix H .gi L, 5, 'Hu .fq'! 'ZS 'JN 11 L., , .ig I 1 N IW xi-x H V 1 f . -' . . , ' , I 1 if 1 ,gb 1 .Ji . . R VH 'Ml v-41-I 3', vi 'IIN i 9 w fi H I, 'I tl li 4, 1: will llr H if w! 1 Y J Il 1 Si if I, lu EH H 4 W in M il :M 5 J f-'iifffl ' ' W ' ' IC' if-f T1?rf?f3:X1A:?:rf f-gjffjw-1:5 - -,--JL., . AQZL, A,-1, JM: ,, Xu v ifff, 'Qt' , -I .,, ., A Q.. V.. V gg ,iff f-QQ, mfifg' K , - ' 3.' .555 1- iff filfl 1 21f-Hifi' -iiiyifz 1i1ff:q5g,f?,-1 .il 3'1Q3.'. -. -2 i'rli'i-,,1v1Zgtg1i+7iff: 25Ei-523133'-7525:-'- -.If asf- Q fi' -1 'f-tifilf i.f?'1',115,'i'11142511i-rvfigri,-Efifi.-JL ' 54:1 E5,gE:':2?5-.f.:.eQf,. ' 1 . '- 1P i'I' '-fri? 2L41:L '-ffirfvl fc:NEf,if':vf :?5 jr'F12:r'??:':1i5-:1:, ,5,1,'g....z' 1 'r-1z?.x:'2:S?'::f3i,-1595125:-4351?2.--ff?-ff- .i 4: - W. gr- :u.,.,.-hz..-vf. ,..,,f - .Q3kmf.f-V-sfgHff..Nf,aff...1--:pa-fsv.f Hf 2' ff f. Q A .O , , ..S. .. . ., - , 1 32 .- ' .1 Miss Sue Elaine Easlerwood, se- lected by the cadets to reign as East's R.O.T.C. Queen, was picked from a group of five candidates. The others Were: Bonita Whipple, Carol Huston, Ianice Kurtz, and Barbara Nystrom. At lhe ROTC, Ball, Mr. Williams crowned Queen Sue with a crown of White car- nations. E-rl. R.0.T.C. UUEIEN for 1953 Sue Easterwood f ' K., ,f -. L'--:rii 'I-, , -f-Mg -6, f ' . :V .14 , , 1 :wwf ' -- . ' :Q .- ---, '., Q.-A .2.A1-3,g.f.V, f. -v.,-rw-V,-,J-'R N '-145' ' ' -A , f, ,:.1.fy, Ar , V. 1- 54' gag ,ff-Sf-1 a-wav,,:,,-f-F.-x.:.fn:V313 :wfew 1-1 1435: 53 1,3157 iizkif gi Qffiilfifgig.f.P113xyE'TifhiP:.2igL1 fi if ' r ' ,sz 1, Q 2-1, Lxigfn agxidl. D-v,,Q?,,..,. .fr ::,',.4f::,Ag?-Y,1,5,:g 4 4,3-,1?,,, , 1 :ff..'.A-fa A, -4.1af1f::f 1-ff .41a11:--,.::.N:n- .' 'iliwfqrvsi flrtf-2-if fgif3s'i'z.a'..'L.::.,2m':,5.x.-KS.mLe,g:5f V -.Q-,.:.1r..--.4 'Q...m'f:f.:5-f..,.-'w...f..1--..-L:.12..:.K- 17, ' ,, ,. - ,-. . Sgt. Tumer, Sgt. Foriies, Richard Libby. Scene in R. O. T. C. Room fi. FQ ,N W M L -l k, , firm-.,, f V Q I -. R. O. T. C. Queen Ccmdidcxies and their escoris. I I 4- 1-V - Z 7,7 4. ... , .aw L ,-,, 5 'f fi 'fi -3 A .V .V , , W 'Y W lx I , 'N w l :ji ix . '11 X Y IW in N r ' 1 I .N M H E 5 w .5 .-7 ' -f if EW 31 B COMPANY. TOP ROW: Anderson. Maieski, Noland, Reed H, Marek, Colovin. LeCler, Steele, Richardson, Hayes, Lauller 2nd ROW. Rose, Clayton, Grady. Rector. Reed C, Perry, Payne, Bybee, Leiholz. Phillips, Gordon. 3rd ROW: Dowdy, Laughlin Hamm, Lucy, Hudson, Duncan, Christie, Sanders, Emmerich, Blackmore, Spencer. BOTTOM ROW, Schneider, La Belle, Kelley O'Dell, Bruns, Campbell. LIEUT. DAVID BRUNS Platoon Leader V -Q- -nv '.. V ,-15 f' . , 2' E. I . iii, .Y ki COMPANY B Anyone wiih military experience will certify to the value of previous training in the fundamentals. Even such obvious rudiments as neatness in uniform, miliiary bearing and courtesy qualify a man as marked for advance- ment. Undersianding the primary Weapons gives confidence and ulti- mately saves lives. The cadets in the picture above show that they have had such training. LIEUT. MILTON KELLEY Plaloon Leader ,Q East was also proclaimed City champ and the trophy was retired to our school for winning it three times, Other honors are first place in the City League, second place in the Missouri- Kansas League, and Reserve Officers Champions. This last trophy was also retired to us for Winning it three consecutive .V A., GRAND CH MPIO S Hail to the grand champs, Was the cry raised to the East Rifle team after win- ning this title at Little Camp Perry. To earn this title our sharpshooters defeated 24 col- leges and 20 high schools. East Was the first high school ever to Win this title. ., L1 ,,,ff' times. Missing from this picture r is Richard Libby. DAVID BHUNS cr-mares sunmvrrs HAY Bones mci-:Ann many GEORGE spoon senior senior senior senior senior il. lf H T f-'f lflnl r ' '.,..' ' r R if V' . E f f. ff Q, ,jf Lg 'taxi N F ' S- li Q Q H- IT1 1- 6 I9 ,Q E R.0.T.lI. BALL 3 Easts battahon led the Grand March that opened the Fourth Annual Kansas Criy Regunental ball on Feb ruary 14 at the Munrcrpal Auduorrum Wllh St Valenune provrdrng the theme The ofhcers of the battalron opened the evenlng s festrvmes at a banquet held 1I'1 the Tea Room of the Hotel Muehle bach over Whrch Queen Sue Easier wood relgned 1 , . --vi. : 'I '1 1 A ? 4 I NW H w 2 W 4 , 1 ' , f L 1 x , 9 X X V , I M fs i Q' gy ?1 4 ' P 55? 5 W: 1 0 0 0 0 X I I I, I :V 'L V- I K, ', Va r I ed a Ctlll I t I e s L :Meet I' ' 'T- :E . ' 1 t round out the year r I XI' i Codets ot Eorsts Bdttdlion took port in or A l F 0 4 rigorous schedule this yecrr. They pgrtici- 'K I 4 l ported joyously in the R.O.T.C. Bctll, the Circus it A 'l ond the Sound Ott drill, but shivered through A Q g Q , oi doy Of Federal lnSI3ection ond d cordon A A Q. r count. They dwdlcened edrly ond stoyed ldte when Battalion porddes were AYSIIIQ we Sharp! cdlled, ond polished guns, broiss, and shoes os lnspection time loomed nedr. Sore throcits ond aching feet were the sod results ot giving commands ond morch- ing miles.. A contingent ot twenty-seven attended Summer Comp. Summer Camp I. . L l 'I I I fi. I X3 I. H, g - itt.Q ,I , ' 5 I I Q i I h,,-L-51,4 T A A- 1, , t g , - ...sz 71' , V F n ' I I ti rtlfl ' 1, :N i Cadets on Parade ,K ,,,. 'A..,,,',,f,z Inspection East's color guard 1 X 1 Hr i 1 If ,-1 g r 1 I .Q .i 45, ,I Pl 1 i 3 Q 1 . , lx 3 U if 1 3, if iw vs 3 2 1 , W iw' , M ar :a fu? V M is 1 'N lx xW i J l f . l X--.--,fi-,,-,.,,,. .,.-,,Y,, , I V. I., -1 -A,j.':V,.,, ' T7 1 5 4 1 1 -,. i-,1 Writ . ,, H U sw H A ,,, , , '- ,. 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V I Y 7 W A X W A -'ri 'N . E V ci l n I ,, 3.54 - ' X lx A . . e M A . . ix. 1 A' .4 A - X A nl ' ' Q -Y 4 1 , 1 ' S D f- l 15 1 ' ag f . ll ama lf' yfemr- 1' g Q , ' 1 , Iv - s a 1 - - 8 ., - -:' g f. N ,V l , V ' ' j x y ,rf VS ' :J - .S7lA'.gI'U5Al7l0I'l All of TOP ROW: Ol a Adel ren, Iames Agnew, Fred Aichele, C N Herbert Armstrong, Henny Ashleman. Vir inia Azamber, Donald Baker, Garry Baker. 2nd ROW: lim Baker, Donald Barnes, Iohn Barnhouse, Ronald Bartley. eorge Behnke. Fred Bell. Charles Bennett, Teddy Berberich, Donna Rose Ber 3rd ROW Shirle Bessen- cLjir2an, Clark Borgeldl. Kenny Borrel, Earl Braden, DeagQa Braley, Glgaiglck, Larry Brow- er, Iimmy Brown. 4th ROW Kieih Brown, Virginia Brown. Nancy Bruce, Robert Bruce. Herby Byranl. Carl Buck, Io Ann Burrus, Sondra Cammack. Mary Campbell. Pat Cann. 5th ROW Mary Iean Carpenter. Mary Carter, Roy Carlmell, Ernest Case. Larry Chewning, Larry Clark, Larry Clark. Shirley Coatney. Ioan Cullman, lohn Cole. liUT'l'Ol.1 ROW Iames Collier. Ianice Cook, Dale Covey. Carrol Cowarl, Iean Cunningham, Lorell: Cunningham, Linda Danforth, Charles Davidson, ludy Da- vidson, Belle Davis. F fm '-2 1 7 ' ' . - ' K-. .. 'Mi' ' ' f ef' K . 2 I , if ' ' A ' , f'-eg 'f tt it ,ff ' E ' ' K 0' 3 l 2 M N 1 3' ,, K 1 Q 1 5 4, ,L A , J ,Vu rl A xiii t 1, , V :J N I Wrr, I flax? wt i A? Qi 5 , 'XL W l 5 , -- ' f ,512 li' 3 .p., 4 . K V.. Q- ,E .. V 1 ,. F M fa 5 Z 1 - .I i' ii' ' if '3' -i 47 L' ' , ':' fi 3 .7 . ,,i' 1 5- 2 elf -. i N X' X E 1z ' f ,A 1 V ' A K 1 ' i LE f' ig' eff! f 5 1 ,. C. 1 4. ' ,. 1. ' ' ' l A f- Q .L 'E Q, I -- E --1 Qf' , , , -f ' 5 C' NJ' ' . , EE' F-' Q fl f 1 T, 'Y ll ' ttrlfgi J f E ,, ,,, ,- l W N ,.,. L, K ,Im I 1, J g E . V, kg r J X Q It E V t 2, fl T l ' ft: -2 ,AZ -ff., IVVV I I H 223,42 , gf 3' V ' W1 ,.IV f c f' it t jf, W J ,gt '21, , ' Av 'C O ,i 27 Q C Hier qi ,z eh u p G4 ff fe t f ' at A on '1 P 4 i 4 ts . Q 1 b, 'tra NJ V Su!-jre5Amen gfa-56 o 557 TOP ROW: Iirn Davis, Iames Day, Roberta Dickey. Robert Dobbins, Lela Duncan, Charles Dunn, Harold Eagan, Larry Edil. Billy Edmondson. Iudy Edmondson. 2nd ROW. Betty Edwards. Michael Ekstorm. Iohn Elder, Mary Frances Elder, Iohn Elgin, Dorcas Ellis, Edythe Ellis, Ierry Ethridge, Iudith Eubanks, Albert Fares. 3rd ROW. Greg Farmer, Bob Fessman, Gear- eld Fitzgerald, Patsy Ford. Doris Foster. Sharon Fox. Nancy Francis, Phillip French, Raymond Frost. Donald Garnett. 4th ROW. Ianet Gentry, Mick Geren, Beverly Gibson. Burt Gillespie, Howard Gillis. Emery Gooch, Iarnes Goodin, Pat Gossey, Mary Gower, Ellen Gray. Sth ROW: Tommy Greathouse, Katherine Greene, Pat Green, Gloria Gribble. Ruth Grigsby. Sandra Grimm. Norman Grindstall. Barbara Grubbs, Vonnie Hale. Garry Harding. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Harris, Alma Heart, Ferril Hastings. Elaine Hawn, Shirley Heavener. Charles Heck, Iohn Henderson. Robert Henry. Merna Io Herron, Walter Hicklin, - A ' ' 1' . 24 'fl fi ' ,' ' A ' ,-, I ,-, ng, 'I nf - ':' T, , J, 4 f H -. ig, A - , 1. cf' - 'H fr ' g f, 1 ,QAM 21.42 L 1 ,A 1 ., 1, R I a. 7,7 C, ,.. cis - s L 1' R A 1 , . ,. 4, f .-. 5 , - . ' . 1 N21-X fs ,GVXJV M E in 3, sf of 1 'i Y J . ,Az . M Q 'Kit ra ' 4 1. 1 ilu Q. ' ' '. Q ,c j , A ' Q ' 1 .' V. 'N ' 3' ' . ' 1 4 N ' - . . , - . .- 4 - - l E v IQ - f my 55, 1 ff' rf s ,Q '5 H 5 - . f V l L ' V ' 4 ij 34, ' A rr ' ' Q- S Y X' . 'K f I gfxw, ' ' 5 S L A - 5 C va 4, .vm , . K .. gr W A , , ki? I gg Ugg ,5 r ' ' e ,At-4. Arif: 'IU V ' - ' i I W 4' Xgvl K 4 A S I kj, It dy , iff' sfw ' li .xi 3 . . wht FIX. lm :lil ' 7 ' TTL . 5, ., - , S , . X, . r . Q... ggi fe A Yr If V . M I af - I I K -I Su!-jrealmen Cyan of 157 TOP ROW: Beverly Hicks. Barbara Hilligas, Homer Hogan. Priscilla Hogan. Ralph Holbrook. Elgie Honeycutt. Elizabeth Horn- baclr. Charles Houlihun. Iudy Houtchens. Raymond Howard. Znd ROW: Don Hubler. Billy Ioe Hudgens. Shirley Hughes. Carol Hunter. George Hurst. William Hurt. Mary Hyland. Bob Iackson, Ruby lackson. Billy Iohnson. 3rd ROW Earnestine Iones. Iames Iones. lim Iones, Robert Iordan. Ierry Iundins, Ray Iura. Ioanne Iustice, Nancy Keith. Richard Kelsay, Ralph Kelvy. 4th RCW' Claude Kimball. Iames King. Wesley King. Thomas Knowles. Charlotte Koehler. Robert Kost, Teddy Krouse, Rob- ert Krout. Sylvia Kuehn. Sharon Kunzweiler. Sth ROW: Shirley Kurtz, Iudith LaMatry, Tommy Land, Gene Landerback, Donna Laughman. Beverly LeCler. Logan Lee. Phillip Lellingwell. Byron Lewis, Sondra Lewis. BOTTOM ROW' Vita Lind- sey. Mary Ann Lininger. Gene Lippincott. Sue Loutter. Pat Lowe, Ierry Malott. Ellen Mansell, Eugene Mansur. William Mark- ham, Bob Mason. all 1 1 2 1' z 3 ' , ' , f... ' ' ., K-Q S: 5' ge 1 ' - - 73, , v Y . 2 ,E my , by ,ci , Q If , rf W' , ,Y gf' r , 45- W f I fi , 5,1 Q1 fi il. - , t . 4 W . li K f -- 4 4 ' 9, z ,. - fl--,f L -4 -: Q , ,, L Q9 ' -ly Ly Qi: 'T 41. L lf--' f', , , tw, -y X, Q 9: J X if K W v. f A i I,-gg ,. My ' n ' ' if ,I 15 35. 1 W ii 6,231.11 9 X , b M1 M 1 2, G '51 , -ri W all 5: ' ' , 1 - - ' L K.. ,,, 2' VV iii V s - . yi ' ' Q, V' 41 :L V uni .Ai sw I , iv J V ' . , W ' ff v ,111 'fl w w , ,e 2 . ' -V - ' . Q , ,. e M? ' - J ' f ' 'if 2 ' I ' V' . my .f ,, If. J ', A ' of L ' . 9, 4, P H we-ffff mg P L' -, A- , L' .lg Q ,Y KM. life, 3:5 5 J, 'fly Q , I .-A f, ,- 3,s:r,5 f::'r' I A Y I I 2 , ' to l ' ' ' 5' in fi A. ' -W , , B W , B' 1' 3 ' 1 - - f Q f' Yi: 1 , y ,TJ , if P55 .1 J ,,., , , , , V E, M, W mf' 3, L it , w ,- 'l , f Eg 1 'v Sag-jre5Amen Cyan of 37 TOP ROW: Bob Matney, Gwenn Meek, Bill Meier, Claudia Melton, Loretta Merriott, Tom Meyer, Betty Milresell. Terry Miller. George Mills, Myrtle Mills. Znd ROW: Barry Mitchell, Gilbert Mitchell. George Moody, Marilyn Moore. Robert Moore, Bar- bara Morris, Shirley Morrison. Margaret Mosiman, Dick Mowell, Bob Mullins. 3rd ROW: Barbara Myers, lames Mygott, Margaret Mygott, Dennis McCain, Mary Ann McClaskey, Iames McCook. Mary McDaniel. Genevieve McDowell, Lawrence McGee, Bob McGeheer 4th ROW' lacqueline Mclleage, Joyce McQueen, Iean Neal, Nancy Nichols, Betty Odell, Byron O'Neal, Iohn Overmcxn, Florence Parrish, Ierry Parrish, Ierry Parton. Sth ROW: Dee Patrick. George Pearl, Billy Perkins, Richard Perkins, Nancy Peterson, Pat Phillips, Mary Lou Pittman, Annie Plisowski, Shirley Potts, Alma lean Pcush. BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Powell. Pat Presbury, Billy Proctor, Shirley Qualls, Burris Rader, Caroll Raney, Harold Raney, Marvin Ranna- barger, Mary Lou Rannabarger. Patty Heed. fn, iff, , all 1 , , fr 3 ,aff 4 ,Wi , , A , .Q ,, Jf '.p' ' gig ,f R 7 1' ' lx ' s- I-'A' 4150- . ' .M 2 4 2 if 1-' . -h , 5, 'Q I VQ, 2 we fi ' , f,, , .Q M, ,' ' gf, - qv . k I , fa 'Ct - 5 K I SH., A' V I ,T ' ' ,.g ,fem 415, ,R . 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Tommy Rullinger, Elizabeth Salmon, Twila Sue Sanders, Roberl Sandy. 3rd ROW: Karl Schinner, Belly Schoeck. Benny Schwark, Shirley See. Charlene Sells, Barbara Senslead, Kathryn Shaw. 'Ronnie Shepherd, Rozella Shep- herd, Bill Shive. 41h ROW: Roberl Sieberl, Ronnie Sieker, Roy Simpson, Donna Skaggs. Billie Slusser, Dennis Smarl, Dee Smith, Lucy Smilh. Wendell Smilh, Roberl Snow. Sth ROW: Carol Spaw, Barbara Slephens. Lawrence Sulherland. Ioe Swol- loe, Roger Swope, Emma Iean Tale, Marlene Tale, Gwendolyn Teale, Maudie Teeler, Nancie Teeler. BOTTOM ROW Dale Templelon. Doyle Thomas, Kennelh Thomsen. Virginia Thomas. Melvin Thompson, Paul Thorup, Doris Toler, Harley Thom- kins, Richard Trigg, Danny Tully. ,fu ..Y '12, n ,ZZ -' El: yi 5- -N- ix N ' A, C V P ' Q , ' , ir lr iz -:lx 'KK 'wil X J Y' if X V ' -'-' ' ' V 3 I . -LO 'S ' :L .-5 A - Y V Wgxjlgnil ic: Ai if 'rc ., i Vi Y K ii r, ' fl: 1. ..:N.' L ,fi 710' D :Lat i'Zfi3.j -' L ' l F y. Q' ' if if if Q QQ ' ' ,f il' .6513 AKEN -or 1 if . 6+-1: e i Nw L' - .. f . F521 1 L 159: f L S Afuv . .eryhfufy-,r,ma , ,. .2 I N f ,pr i ', ' 1 vq i by f , xp! x V' , I YE V in yy r 5' W wf ,, ,VX 1. L Q- - -'I , ,,fm,4n . ' y .1 . N ' 1 1 I . ' A ', Y , . , ' 4 li -- A 'A 7 1 X it L r -49- - fix 1- W1 . Le mza f 'L ...TQ ff ff 2' L .SilL'jl'l'JAl'l'lC'Il J5 of TOP ROW' limmy Turner. Shirley VanNess. Roberia Varner, Norma Villines. Patricia Walker, Willie Walla. Darlene Wallace. Karen Watring. Nadine Watson. Billy Weber. Znd ROW Sandra Westcott, Sam Whitaker, Dixie White, Mary Willard, Billy Williams, Frances Williams, Marilea Williams, Nellie Williams. Pat Williams, Glenda Willis. 3rd ROW Iesse Lee Winning- han, Iames Wolfe, David Wood. Georgia Woolsey. Barbara Wright. Ray Wrobley. Charles Yardley. Bill Zwally. Carol Zwally. lerry Appleton. ATH ROW Virginia Asamber, Donald Barnes. Iollnn Burrers. Barbara Dobbin. Sarah Dwyer. Shirley Gillis. Charles Heck. Shirley Hedrick, Lois Hughes. Ioanne lackson. STH ROW Donna Lyman, Iames McCook. Mike McNurlin. Phil- lip Norman, Dick Pritchett. Donna Snow, Robert Stewart. Carole Walker, Christine Wilkile, Patsy Wray. ' X, l i, nga 'Ur f,J , ef, .t, V' Q f . 'if T' . K Q 1 if . T A 5 C--' z-- ...,, 2: If- vs.-L-' w 'h' - ' AA X 5. f' .: . ' i ...Q ' , i' gf.. -HQ ' 'P' . xr' . .T ur- - io K T A ff , x - , A V f X ,. ' E3 -- T ' 15 y li 1, 'ffflf C, :E H 5 5 V 72 fr f . ' uf . ' le ' rf 7' ' ffl G QQ... .L .ll .. i C- ,Q K A 3 J: vi, 53,4 Q T .AWND . . f rg, N f - ,wr 1. V gy 'Fw 'S 1 7 Q 2 Lf' Q -. lv 1' cf 5 .ggi 'A 5' V r ' 1 V f Lv, . - 2 if I 1 ' ,. 3 'D ' . , X' ' ' ' rw' g-A W vs 41:1 Ll I H rx-7:f..Q rw :-' W I . is FA - M - ,. S , 'Q ' f 5 - .' A AE V' 3- 5 Q kr' 4. ,.' ' 5 .. ' 2 1:45 'F' fl Ji ef A' ' ,er 5 Q O fy? Q: ' H V' ' f ' . .IT 2, , x r F w tf. 5,5 as . 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BOTTOM ROW Iohnny Davis, Gilbert Dearing. Ierry Deuser. Dick Dobbins, Lois Dowdy, Helen Dumsday. Harry Duncan, Paul Dunlap. Mike Dutoit. Ierry Edmondson. ri fl Q B 1' ' 1 fi ' 'fi -' ' -' ' B 2 J 1 i rf' X 4 1- 1' P, 1 ' l if! to K y -gf y yt 1 or YL ' Ll 7 l it N N3J5 '5iVf: xi' Q , A gf, X ' , 4. ! di gg. J, , fr , , 'L gy, I wr..-,.. 2114, , V f 59 fl gh g o if ij 5 gf fi Q5 jf: D 45 g 1 QL.. B - s . f F ff X f eo Q U fql N , m l Me it V , 3 L . 11 l 5 I .. a, ev , A O 1 :L . :H fy l ,V gi 1 V' V LQ VAX , ' I al 4 V :Elly R ' O G., J, ' ps rms ,mlm ,E 7' 'F f -Q I-3 sl' 'l .ff J '-4 A ' 145' ,I V , ff .. A ' iii 'V fx f Ji. i , , A gr rpg e . i H I w 1 . , JM- Ag ' SFQJAIVI EH, GAIM 0 TOP ROW: Artie Emmerich, Loren Emmerich. Mary Egerton. Ianice Egner. lames Ellis. Iudy Ellis, Gary Elting, Frieda Ends- ley, George Erdman. Billy Evans. Znfl ROW Bob Fain, lerry Fair. Bill Fairnll. Edith Feltis. Ianice Ferrin. lohn Fessman. Don- ald Fitzgerald. Walker Finley, Sharon Floyd, Shirley Foale. 3rd ROW Iudy Fortney. Bob Francis, Raymond Fulton. Georgia Goddy. Ioan Gascich, Stanley Gearhart, Don Geiter, Elizabeth Gibson, Harold Gibson. lohn Gibson. 4th ROW. Beverly Gile, Lloyd Gillham. Virginia Gimmarro, Paul Glenn, Dean Goeking. Mary Gonser. Marsha Gordon, David Goucher. Bill Grady. Ernest Grady. 5th ROW' Carolyn Graham, Clayton Gray, Ioan Greathouse, Ioe Greathouse. loyce Green, Charles Grile. Gary Guinty. Gary Guliclc, Iimmy Haase. Howard Haler. BOTTOM ROW' Barbara Hall, Nina Hallmark. Dorothea Haney. Bill Hanley, George Hardcastle. lack Harden. ludy Harmon. Reppert Harris. Tim Hartnett. Kathleen Handley. T . , sf av ,yi r X U. 'A ,, 5 , Y V I, N U -1 .-es ,,.,- li. ,-. Vx-.-, - V L 'L Y X V' I V L I 4. Y , iw kj.. 4 ., x il I A N . . 5 1 1 Q Q f W.. . , f . , . ,, X ll I , 'X' , K s' j A 'XfNX' W 2 Y' 41: 2. CV , 'U' 'S 7 5: R 2 T I e VJ G, V Q - . A f y 4 f 5:57 ' K T.: - :L , ' .W ' ' we . y , ' ' I , l Q auf QL ' .F V :ii A K yi i' K .im L,. ,L . ' 5 Y A H .1- L 1 f' V Y 'ff I ' f .eggs 4? 'arg F Vg,-' lf, 'an ,-,Sw Lic, 'az' 51 K f jg ,gl V 0 ' ,Vi 4. 5 V F 97, T 2:2 an - A if K DG K. I 9, if X I l J q. X I ,I I 2,- . ,. T T b ' . . Q4 O. . . weep f il. r 'AK S . :nu .lm A . ft .. .l6J?cfxA4x4 f Af' . f f , 7.2 ' hc VA jg V 4 .H , Q v- A p 'IJ' .. .- '1 'ii Fl. 5 if A' A V Ll, I . . , . M 1 ' - 'Q fl . 45 My k f wf , 3 ,,xk W if K ' K 5' V' tv, . . K . y rr V V V. - V A mgb, ,,- .I ?Z! x V . .s, . Q, QD gg, ' J 1. 9. W gr .. 1 Q3 3 'V' ' K X, - A T. f. f 4. 'W' To 3 , re4Am en Cfajd o 56 TOP ROW. George Haynes. lack Hedberg. Shirley Helms. Paul Henson, Paul Hess. Wesley Hill. Donna Holland, Earline Holmes. lol-in Hoover. leanelte Hullman. 2nd ROW Ieunine Huffman. Ruth Hughes. Shirley Hughes. Gary Hurst. Bobby lack- son. Mona Iackson. Shirlean Iaclcson. Diana Iohnson. Ronny Iohnson, Danice Iones. 3rd ROW Larry Iones. Iohn Iuslice. Ioan Kahle. Larry Kess1er.Rulh Kilburn. Brenda Kilterer, Francis Klos. Rosa Lee Knisley. Fern KOUP. MUNI lo Kowalski- 4th ROW, Barbara Krypo. Rex Kuehn. Tom Kunz. William Kunzweiler. G. I. Lacy. lack Lacy, Ronnie La Malry. Richard Lancl- ingham. David Laughlin. Barbara Laurilzen. Sth ROW' Martha Laws. Billy Lee. Edith Lee. Gary Lewis. Sherryl Llewellyn. Donna Lowman. Dean Logan. Larry Maieski. BOTTOM ROW. La Donne Mannering. Mona Marks, Frank Marek. Robin Marrs, Sharon Maxon. Myrel Maylield. Luann Mayhugh, Norma Meisner. Steve Mellon. Billy Mergen, Nancy Mills, Gearl Rinehcxrl. , , . -fl P ' , C 5 Q A 11 -' jf: is M26 ' V ,z - g L 'W' 3 hte .- I .. 5 4- 5 Q- e V A Q .41 - ,, I, -- rl , IL, - 5 M 2861 ' xl L MQ 3? X 'Q 5' P R JNH ' tt V 25? 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Iames Norval, Richard Odgers, Earl O'Malley, Paul O'Malley, Nancy Owsley. Helen Patswald. 4th ROW' Eleanor Payne, Charles Paynter, Ed Pauly, Richard Pence, Wanda Pence, Patsy Penniston, Ola Penry. Sondra Perry, Pat Peterson. Carol Ann Peterson. 5th ROW. Tom Phillips. Larry Plaskett. Kae Plumb, Charles Porter, Patsy Potter, Barbara Powell, Iohn Presbury. Charles Price, Alyce Prielert. Ronnie Ragland. BOTTOM ROW. Gary Rector, Bob Reed, Elizabeth Reed, Herbert Reed, Marianne Reed. Ruth Reed. Wanda Reed. Carl Renfro. Ioanne Rich. Helen Pellow. .- - 1 . G V ' N LL - , , '.. K'-1 Q yi 73 ' - ' 1 A - 1 . . if fn ' 4 '- 5' f - ,M 5 , fm - , y x ' f, 1 I It I 7 , A .. ,L -L ,L . A -. A r A , fi ,.., ,. .Q . ,I .. 1 f- 1 . .1 - Tl ' ,Q +L-. Q 1' ,S Q ' ' 111 .44ml f j'I l -'I .V 95 l In L X bl R W il ff ff- 1 ii 'S 3 ,. ' if I . , 23- ' ' T' ' ' ' Ar- -l TA Q3 ,4- L 5 il, U ' wk y W, - W A L 'l z 1 5 Q26 -, ft ' ' fi f ' 'A 1' 3 ' 'A ' J ' g 1 L, , eff' L. , I - 4, X74 , ig. I e K -' - :A , Y. 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Sandra Welch, Bob Wells. lames Wester. Paul Westphal. Gerelene White, Mary Margaret Wieligman. Dale Willert. BOTTOM ROW Alice Williams. Brlton Williams, Betty Sue Williams, Cecil Williams. Mary Lou Williams. Glenn Wilson, Iudy Wilson. Robert Wilson, Billy Woll. Iohn Wordon. , ,. ., '-...duel t rx Q4 ,ff .f i 'K 'nl Q ,'IC.' H, ms- 1- 1 1 L. f .:. .5 is Q4 QQ R - it r Q , X 'uf A451 -' A x ' I gy iv A t S , I E, X W1 Q K X V. 5 t l - ' - f A f QCA gf. if' T1 y . J, ish' as 'Z' X A 3 'xk' A in T .2 K hs. vi -L. nn, f. A T, I Q, 1 9 A .K A: Q, , R , .ez z- '- V :Ja -4 'A ' 4 L, . ,1 b ty - -.J - ' ' .W 1' xl f to , E 43' 1 x fp T X l T K Ii D I is E i K Ty I A T , Q -rf ' f , , , -,ff X , 1 5 ffflffff 2 -A , Ll gg.-,gl ff f it ' . Wh 1 if l' li , N ialmfl 'Off , V, v 'Y ' , A , fs- :V A . , - - f if MZ I A 'Z-5 X Ay , 7, Q ' L1 , ,I ,sy 1 I R L1 Q x ,J -A tbl gg 4' V He.. Q- 3, 1 .e ag- ti , ' K ' , , ff ,R h YJ 1 I ' ' I DIZ! im A K T 'TL' , ' - T R ' ie 1 ..,- ' wha ' F' . A . A , ' '31 .5 Q1 'l X55 in -':. X-5 3olaLomore4 A155 of j55 TOP ROW Delores Adams, Iohn Adams, Shirley Adams, Howard Adden. Iames Adkins, Richard Agnew, Ioyce Alderman, Twyla Allord, Iumes Anderson, Donna Baker. Znd ROW. lames Baker. Lloyd Bedsworth, Virginia Behnke, Carson Benton, Bill Bessenbacker, Mike Bessenbacker, Gene Bever. David Beeler, Phillip Blackmore. Donna Blair. 3rd ROW. Pal Blakemore. Harold Bowman. Darlene Branden. Ierry Bradley, Doris Bransteitter, Iimmy Bridgewater, Charles Brown, Philip Brown, Elma Bruce, Rulh Buck, 41h ROW Ellen Bush, Douglas Cagley. Larry Calvent, Robert Campbell. Pat Cannon, Ierry Caraway, Ted Carl, Dorothy Carroll. Wayne Carter, Darlene Case. Sth ROW Della Cecil. Don Chapman. Robert Childs, Vernon Christie, Bill Clayton, Ray Clevenger, Iohn Cline. Kathy Coats, Georgianna Colby. Howard Coleman. BOTTOM ROW Laverne Collins, Alma Colvin, Charles Colovin, Lilly Cook, Mary Cooley. lames Cooper, Leon Cooper, Floyd Cotton, Shirley Covey. Carol Cowan. ' . 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Deloris Harris, Elaine Harler, Sharon Haase. Bar- bara Huston. Richard Hallield. loanne Haynes. 2nd ROW Charlene Hayhursl. Linda Haynes, Charlene Heck, Louise Hen- dricks. Virginia Herron, Maxine Hessenllow. Robin Hicklin. Dean Hickson, Narilee Hiskey, Helen Hogan. 3rd ROW Charles Holden, Frances Holman, Wayne Hoover, Carol Hopkins. Paul Hudson. leanell Hullman, Eddie Hultz, Wayne Hurst. Bill Hyland, De Ann Iames. 4th ROW Shirley Iohnson. Virginia Iohnson. Darlene Iohnson. Billie Iones, Donna Iones, ludith Iones. Kenneth Iones, Ronnie lones. Iohn Iura, Ioyce Kaiser. Sth ROW Wasby Kanalzar, Rudy Kersey, Sondra Kiser, Lois Klepper, lerry Knight. Barbara Koska. Marilyn Kretzschmer, David Kruse. Larry Larkin. Donna Lasswell. BOTTOM ROW Terrie Lass- well. Charles Lauller. lim Lawriizen, Carl Lawson. Michael LeCler, Mary Ledgerwood, Charles Lelholz, Donald Lehman, lanice Leonard. Nevin Lewis. 1 4. 1 'rv' f . -4-. .. ug. 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Carol Schuldt, Dee Ann Schwark. 3rd ROW: Marilyn Scott. Bill Senzee. Ralph Shaw, Roger Shaw. Bill Shepard. Iohn Sheperd, Charles Sherman, Roy Sides, Billy Sieker. Iudy Sieker. 4th ROW Beverly Skaggs, Iohn Smart. Peggy Io Skaggs. Clara Smith, Donald Smith. Duane Smith. lerry Smith. Iudy Sol- danels. Ianis Sousley, Ronnie Speake. 5th ROW Ray Spickler. Iohnny Spillman. Ioanne Stacy. Ioe Stanley, Gerri Lynn Stokes, Marlene Sullivan. Dorothy Tawney, Donna Taylor, Iudy Tompkins, Nancy Thomson., BOTTOM ROW Carl Thomson, Yvonne Tillery, Robert Tinsley. Marion Titsworth, Wayne Tilsworth, Vonda Tracy. Beverly Tryon. Judy Turk, Shirley Ussery. Elton Villines, Ann Zurn. 4 'J , Y , 1 ,V , ,, -,...rg x .W r . . ,,,, 51 A I W 13 ll 'xv : - r ., ll - , Lb 4 . my .Q . 1 L, f V: 1 y ,K ,S ,I 3 1. x :El L' O 1' 1 ' f' 5 .2 ,A J f -is HL f ,H XJ r I . ' .L X ' y, J 1 I -' 13 . A -V . ml,-f,: pw f V M M r A A if , ' W Q 5 ., R ik' fr, A 5 '54 r ' :D -O V2 A ' 41' L - ' ,. V, 'A -- . - M 'L V . if W :L '. -.- 'f ' ' ,' ,R A I X ,ji X533 ,J my ' 4? ,i rf, 3 w Q- I l tsl , ' K ' linings S Am: AX ' i 1'4 -- 'iff YW YI .L ,gm F ,I ' Q 7 ,r K G. ttf,-4, X V h V ,R .gy ,3 fx is Z A I ,', Q , 'af rx -' N ,' 'V M53 lL 'ft I xp Y ' E5 5-. ' A 'f X - - f Xxx I iw - R F ' Q Y O VA gi I Q-N A 1 if A 4 Q ,fi A . V V A is .ll O if fl L R---, f ' 7' T I 3 be ' y if . :W Aw. V' G - 1 , . - 4-1 V - ,,., -1 .ffl-7 4 4, 1,111 'T -as fm. :iii ' O 'f fl ' , '54 L, :fn i ' f VAV4 , ef v fc: rf 31 - Q 4' r r 'F 1 an 1 1 A a X ', - '.-' f ' -91 . 1 f if -fr . I Y Y V5 1 Q , .ki Y .2 K 4 :V I 'tx . . ,fl 1, . , ,r 3 . X ' 4 - i Z' . Q- 1' -Q .I OE GT : O , 1 fn Lk A-. Q ,V ,-... y 1 I X y 51, -, ff r M- ' . 14 by ff Xe i GSM Cy a v Milf .1 ' , u - 5 5 ' 4 K V 1 .A V fi fwfr L 1-ESQ 7 uniorj A155 of 54 TOP ROW Iulia Allen, Alvin Anderson, Bob Anderson. loanne Appleton, David Alchley, Arthur Bagley, Marilyn Baker. Richard Barlow, Glen Barnes. Lois Barilell. 2nd ROW Gary Bean. Luiean Behnke, lack Bell, Max Bell, lames Bennell. lerry Blalherwick. Roger Borgell, Frank Bowers. Bob Bradley, Paul Braley. 3rd ROW Lee Bray. Delores Burnell. Bruce Busey. Lynn Carlson, Gene Chapman, Barbara Cherry. Charles Clark, Ronald Clark, Evan Cline. 4th ROW I. W. Coffman, Bob Collier, Ioan Conard, Kenneth Cooley, Norma Iean Crooks, Marilyn Davidson. Roy Dayton, lerry Dowdy, Bill Dickerson, Patty Duloit. Sth ROW Bob Easlerwood, Sue Easterwood, Bob Ek, lim Eldridge, Donna Sue Elleman. Ierry Elliott, Delores Elting, Glenda Epperl, Mary Feist, Shirley Fletcher. BOTTOM ROW limmy Floyd. Carolyn Ford, Curtis Forsythe, Honna Fcrfney, Russell Fowler. Carl Fox, Don Ganl, Donnell Ganzer, Donna George, Herbert Gile. -. ' . .6 'QW ,L 'if ie V: 1' ' , ,AJ 1 :L t fl gil I , 1 W ENN , .11 P 53 1 f 51- ' J. 1 L.: ' j.Qrf,H Aki friyj fu U -rr V 1 L X- , .F :L 1,5 V 1 . .f ' Wi Y 55? Ji A. , fKJ , gl ' w i :.',- . , -' It A-rife . 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Faye Honeycutt, Carole Hoover, Lois Hoppe, Bob Howard, Lary Hovis, O'Dell Hudgens, Carol Huston. 4th ROW: Beverly Hundley, Barbara Hunting. Allan Hurst, Io Dean Isom, Max lackson, Nadine Iames, Frank lanes, Bob Iohnson, Mary Iones, Sherman Iones. 5th ROW' A. C. Iustice, Roger Keely, Marilyn Keely, Milton Keeley, Iudy Kersten, Linda Kitterer. Silas Klaasen. Stephen Koska, Harold Koup, lohn Lamborn. BOTTOM ROW lohn Langton, Io Ann Lasswell, Mildred Laughlin, Dolores Le Grand, Thelma Lindsley, Henry Louiier, Betty Lowell, Ed Lunceford, Diane Marsh, Darlene Maynard. 4- . .. v ' v ,. . ., .. .....,.54. .- I I' V J R . - ' IQ - -x - ,,, if a- , L ,. 4, L. ' ', . ' . A 2' ' f-- -r Q, ,A x - . , - E, Q., , 4 , .. W , V- M- - - - gg gy V XDR Y i 1 , X lg' I 2 1 ' vi hz. yi I 5, -I l 4 , rv., -' , K ,Y V W 6 l ' 9 Fifi Lf 5, lu TJ . ' ' L, f l I' A, H , ,. l f' 4 - A l ,V-.sf ' ' I ' , ' ul 5 xk1 2'-w . I' V ,,f as as L ,na Q v. ,.,-Q, 1 Vx 9 4 .X 1 sz 'V 9 , N DJ fa U '-' 'A 1 'L ' D ' il e if ' . 'fr 1 q, R3 y so Q ,xc , aff W our ok 'fl' . . y sg 2 S 21 33. ,gilll ...iii A 5,1-L 4 - 11 in J li ' .Q 5. K It Li 6 1- f G- qv. Js:.ssf5sLif.z ' -l ' 4 rs rf 2 1 , A --.::::::.:: , 1 i A '-1 K - I, P . X 3 y , n V , A . 1 --r 1- Q -Q - 'f r X . ' V 5, x -In 11 'N 'V H 1, K M R4 H , r gf K A I X L - J' 1 I I QV H fx tx gk M in V Q 1 ' 4' I , fel -,. QI .si d T z. C -5 : ,, 5 ' , ' 'A A Ni : ' Y ' V I , I ff V K, I 1 I f g h . 1 14 .1 , V Ab uniora C6155 of TOP ROW' Io Ann Meier. Dora Lee Meyer, Henrietta Miller. Ice Miller. Pat Mills, Io Ann Mingauw. Ronnie Miser. Carol Morrow. Walter Moseley. Gloria McDonald. Znd ROW Mary McGlynn, Iohnny McMahan. Eddie McNamara. Richard Nash. lames Netherton. Evelyn Newman. Florence Newman. Norman Nixon. Blanche Norval. Ruth Allene Newell. 3rd ROW Bar- bara Nystrom, Martha O'Neil, Marlene Oots, Marcia Outlaw. Pat Parton. lo Ann Patecell. Gerald Peel. Billy Pence. Iimmy Peterson. Ed Phillips. 4th ROW Dick Plasketl. Roger Praiswater. Verna Lou Price. lack Qualls. Carol Ramsey. Don Ramsey. Douglas Rauber, Iohn Reiischneicler. Gene Renlro. lim Reynolds. Sth ROW. Stan Rhodes. Iolene Rice. Earl Richards. Dick Rimmer. Roger Richeson, Norma Rinkenbaugh. Ronald Rinkenbaugh. Sherman Roark, Carolene Robbins, Shirley Roberts. BOTTOM ROW lohn Root. Iudith Root, Ronald Roudebush.Ioanne Ruberson, Sanford Ruse. Sue Russell. Shirley Sailor. Charlotte Sapp, Ioyce Scoles, Alice Schmulleldt. , ...J .. ' e: 1 3 K' ' In , .Qi 'F ' '.:' 2 ff lr- - . 4. - 3 5 I ff 4.2 'A ' I , - V. '-' t 9 ,f 55- V 2 :Q J A rr 21 e A I W f ,J L 1 k ,, Q K, ,tk I A , - L U , 5 v my A Y Y l Z- V: 7 l --. , .W , 5 ,Wil ' ,F ,. '-.rj : 'x 3 X r 'X I iff' A 1 ii lx - g 0 Iv 7 Q qv 'fr Z sy- VG- -1. 5 4 I- 4 1 L:-45: V ,' V J P-' ' ' f ly 5, -Q I T ' ll V 2' 5,4 1 - - mf 1 - f , - ,. ,Y . ' f 'f V ' i J V: 7' 1 ' T i, 'Hr f . gi -' 1' , 1 ' 5 , 1. A 'f . i.5a. m' ,, E S ' . V V 1 Y V . 4' 7 , J , if, 7 ' ' 71 ' Q , .' ' T . ' F1 ' . . ,, 4 5291, 5 J :V xl! .N gy e I V ,, X ft 171 ' '- Lf f' I--FK i t ff 'W' ' -H Fx l 1' -lg.-r. L11 Cmnt X 1 I 5 A.,:v?, .. K f-Y -. Mi. I S EY' 4 - . - 3 i f . T ' 3? E . ' vi -Wi X, A. A 3. Xe. tk fflf .K 'dy '-r, -gwf A X.. . T ,T . - , ,A N. ,- f, ,f J- 'E - S Q f i F-We We ,K Qwflf ,, 5 A r 'W A L , l fl I ll 6 Y '5 I uniom Gfada of TOP ROW' Ethel Sexton. Bill Shafler. Luann Sharp. Harold Shipman. Iollnn Shive. Charles Shriver, Charles Smith. Don Smith. Ierry Smith, Lynn Smith. Znd ROW' Marvin Smith. Shirley lean Smith. Yvonne Smith. Bill Snow. Charles Snow. Vivien Snow. Larry Soldanels. Roger Sons. Robert Spaw. Robert Spencer. 3rd ROW' Iames Spoor. Duane Steele. Robert Stone. Georganne Straub. Susan Stuart. Darla Summers, Barbara Swope. lim Tadlock. Iohn Tassi. lack Tatom. 41h ROW Shirley Tawney. Wilda Taylor. Merlin Thomas. Marlene Thome. Hazel Thompson. Shirley Thomson. Iames Thornhill. Sherry Dee Tipton, Iosephine Todd, Iohn Tomlin. 5th ROW' Robert Trussell, Don Turrentine. Barbara Van Dolah. Geneva Vaselaros. Ginger Vaughn. Raymond Waddle. Wayne Wagener. Elva Gene Walsh. Rosemary Walsh, Ruth Marie Walsh. BOTTOM ROW Dick West. Ronald West. Paul Whipple, Bob Wood. Danny Woodall. Ted Woodard. IoAnn Woodrull. Ginger Yazel. Pati Young. I . 'fr' i . - 1 is f' Q g 1 J ff' x ' K f.. F ' Y in ,gg a' X il, Y , 1 f JV it ' f 89 .4 Q ag E A K X Q, 1 I If 9 ' W rf . , if Q g an g r S t 9 U qt, f Q 6 X ' H Q N ty' i 4 J 'l tm ,fs I YG X 'j V I 'H 1 kd 1 , Q N Q 1 ..- ,v f 3? x y 1 ,. . . , X . ,,AW : . Q , .. , 3 l E v -Q v T 1 i 9 5 in WH I K fr, Q ,' .5 , 1- ef 4, w 4: '- . X In , .? F Q! ' L ' vb? ' ' ssl. lui: uniorfi 641.45 of ,f-. . v 'T if ' , .1 5 I y M TOP ROW' Wauneta Austin. Mildred Bodine, Martha Bray. Lesler Elgin, Erline Holmes, Troy Majors, Barbara Maynard, Lid- die Millard. Byron Roberts. Yvonne Robinson. ZND ROW' Cecil Vanderwalker, Bill Woodruff, Rosalyn Gcmzer. Cecilia Gon- zales. lack Hamilton, lim Haullman. Alberta Kuchinski. Eleanor Miller. Courtney Nelson, Iames O'Dell. SRD ROW: Winilred Ri s. Beit Shepherd Donna Williams. Ioe Egerlon Kathy Kennedy, Frankie Lowe, Shirley McClasky. Don Main, Glen 99 Y - ' Morris, Ierry Molsinger. -'ATH ROW: Linda Yardley. Larry Young. 5 51 I ,IM I: 'I ,V 1, '1 AN lx 3: iw! JN M 11 .H :E it my xl V1 1, Ll '1 ik ,wil M 12, wx! -QI! 'Ml 11 ,Qi -4 .25 ,V gan- Van cl in rari- s to take pur- ews S :2 L A record crowd-over 1500. From the beginning of man's struggle for freedom and personal liberties, the school has been its greatest leadway. Open House was held in November, to acquaint the par- ents with the program of the school and to renew old friendships of former students with teachers. Much excitement was witnessed as parents, teachers, and alumni got together for brief chats about old times. Introducing the departments. n f??55Vf .1 t ff' 1 ' it , . 3 , . 1 X .9 fi UPE H0 SE Getting acquainted. I AK! ' L - A 1 1 1 w W if al' fu' '41 ,W di ,H TU 'Mr ,ix ,,, xx ' w WH! ,jul W1 'fa 1l M I 4 il ,I1 in ,. 1, .W .1 , ,H 'w ,54 :al Am -91 yi 1 1 3 TOP ROW Ed Eubank. Ronnie lacks. Ice Kilvenlon, Ronnie Toman. 2nd ROW: Ioe Miller. Don Kincaid, Marion Tilsworth. Hurry Mullins. Torn Sleadmun. BOTTOM ROW, Forrest Roudebush. Ed Elkins. lim Tadlock. PRUCTURS Walid is the command that reaches the ears of many stu- dents who tail to realize the speed at which they are travel- ing. When they turn around they are face to face with one ot the many fun-loving boys who have turned policeman for an hour. Their duties are to keep the smaller members of the herd from being trampled in the mad dash to the cafeteria and also to keep the lines straight along the counter, Boys enjoy being proctors, because they get liberties not enjoyed by their classmates. Holding the lunch line at the door ot the cafeteria gives them an opportunity to chitchat with the guys and gals who aren't in their classes, and to send their friends to the end ot the line it they try to take advantage of a friendship. Being a proctor also gives them a chance to cross the line into the section that is re- stricted for girls only. TOP ROW' Earl Richards. Iohn Root, Paul Bundy. 2nd ROW' Dick Libby, Bob Hill. Merlin Thomas. BOTTOM ROW Ice Miller. lerry Swanson. Iohn Lawrence. Marvin Smith. Gerald Peel. ,ii , Af ,K ,fy 13 p --W A4 H.: Q ,1- a I 1 me 'fix'- 4 -v 1 H ,t N. nv . I u -v Q N Q , .. Mffi 1 6 -5, A , A 'uf' X 3,1 'fs ,. 44... . . - L-1-..-z-:sw aff 'YGXZZ vi 1 ' '-5-.c 25. A, , -,.+s+:-1,-.ea ,- . Q P LW X 9 5 :Q f f' 2 nr... .qqogg-w1z1.,:s1: , J, ff If 1 X' ' f , , w,3.ggg,g' VZ, X264 P! 3 6 fly :r.-.iw x-' ' 1 fo ':,v ' 5 I . Mg Q, gf . Q I f , . . ' v F. .: - , v .. A. Jngfgad. 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Done Most for East ost cpu ar K' IIS 'fp' MARGUERITE LEE ADAMS Echo 35 Eastonian 4. IUNE APPLETON Kalailu 3-4, treasurer 4, historian 45 Science Club 1-4, secretary 3, vice-president 45 No Tardies 25 Girls' Chorus l-25 Music Festival 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Outburst l-45 lntramurals 25 Small Shield 25 Pep Club 2, LEE M. BAILEY Latin Club 25 Commercial Club 3-4, secretary 45 Pho- tography Club 45 Outburst l-25 Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 3. CAROLE NADYNE BAKER IZ Leundis 2-4, president5 Art Club l-4, president, Mas- queraders 45 Athenians 45 Cheerleader 45 Class vice- president 3-45 AAUW 2-45 Echo 3, news editorg Easton- ian 45 Outburst 1,45 Honor Roll l-45 Pep Club 3-4, vice- president 35 lst place and merit awards, Scholastic Art Contest5 Gold Key Z5 National Art Honor Society 2-35 Quill QS Scroll 35 Small Shield. I gafif .S7cAoof ROLAND W. BALES Photography Club5 Outburst 1-45 Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 35 Student Council l5 A Cappella 2-45 Boys' Octet 3-45 Mixed Chorus l. PAUL DEAN BANDY 2nd Team Basketball lp lst Team Basketball 2-45 All Star Honorable Mention 35 2nd Team Football l-25 Cafeteria proctor 2-45 Echo 3, sports editor5 Outburst 4. ' gif? tlt' T A , J 3 -, f . X my -wi - N dflfiit--'qi 1 ' , 6 x xt - BOB BARBER Commercial Club 35 Spanish Club 45 Outburst l-45 Hi-Y l-3, Basketball 35 A Cappella l-3, vice-president 2, president 35 Track l-3, E award 2-35 Football l-4, E award. FRANK D. BARLOW COE 45 Perfect Attendance l-2. 6- 'cr .ti tl il, 174 up iho- las- ice- ton- ice- Art 2-35 H1-Y 'it 2, l-4, ,V I. I 32.425, 27 if t ,, 5 fly -. , ,. K - A , 5 6 BARBARA BARNHARDT Eulexia 2-4, sgt.-at-arms 45 Science Club 25 Athenians 2-35 Commercial Club 45 Echo 4, Circulation Manager5 Bank assistant 45 Y-Teens 2-4, vice-president 25 pro- gram chairman 3, president 45 DAR 45 Honor Roll 45 No Tardies 1-45 Small Shield 2, Intramurals l-2. ROSALIE BARTLETT Leundis 2-45 Commercial Club 35 Student Council 35 Girls' Chorus 2. 345, cfm PHYLLIS IEAN BLEDSOE If Science Club 45 Latin Club 3-45 AAUW 2-4. DALE BLESSMAN Hamilton 2-45 Spanish Club 3-45 Outburst 3, Perfect Attendance 3, No Tardies l-45 Bronze E 3, BCISkQtbC1ll 2nd team 2-3, lst Team 4. ., , 13' ' ' 'VN 1!T 1 A . RICHARD STEWART BAYLIE Hamilton 2-45 Spanish Club 2-3, reporter 35 Pep Club l5 No Tardies 1-45 Perfect Attendance lg Band lj 2nd Team Basketball 2. INA MAUDEEN BIRINGER Spanish Club 3-45 secretary 35 Y-Teens 2-3, secretary 25 Pep Club 2-45 Outburst 2-45 Girls' Chorus 2-45 Perfect Attendance l-45 No Tardies l-45 Honor Roll l-35 Intra- murals l-2, Small Shield5 office secretary. 0 7953 THEODORE F. BOWMAN Hi-Y l-45 Golf Team 2-4. RAY BOYLES COE 3-45 ROTC l-45 lst Team Rifle 2-4, captain 35 Mo-Kan 3rd place individual 45 City Match-2nd place individual 2,4, lst place 254, 2nd place 35 City League lst place 2,35 2nd place team 45 All-City Team, Znd place individual 35 Marksman Prone 35 Neatness and Bearina Award l-4: Scholarship l-4. ' P? ali. I -::,Q. I mt. Six :N X131 NMA O-K PATRICIA BRADLEY V FRED BROSKI Leundis 2-4, treasurer 4, Leundian 4, Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club 4, l-li-Y l-4, ROTC 2, Golf Team 1-4 Pep Club 3-4, vice-president 4, Commercial Club 3-4, Mascot 3, secretary 4, Masqueraders 4, reporter, East- onian 4, Perfect Attendance l-2, Outburst l-4, Class treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus l, Girls' Chorus 2, A Cap- pella 3, Y-Teens 3, One-Act Play 4, NSPA 4. DAVID H. BRASEI. SHIRLEY BRUNO Engineers' Club l-2, Spanish Club 3-4, Bronze E , Silver E , Honor Roll l-4. g1,,fJt,4,l 524,02 DAVID IOHN BRUNS Hamilton 3-4, critic 4, sgt.-at-arms 4, Science Club 3-4, reporter 4, ROTC 2-4, master sgt., Rifle Team 3-4, All- Star Rifle Team 3-4, Chicago Tribune 1, Sth Army Rifle Team ZA' NINA MAY BURLESON Y-Teens 1-2, treasurer l, COE 4. IANETTE BRUNS COE 4, No Tardies l-4. can vu H' f, if YV iv' QS' Q-I S TOM CAIN RAYMOND 1-:UG N Football 2nd Team l 2 lst Team 3 4 All Star honor E E CARLSON able memlon 4 Lalm Club 3 Masqueraders 4 LIONEL DELMAR CAMPBELL Laim Club l Outbursl 3 Nauonal Art Honor Socrely ROTC 1 3 BETTY CARTER 34 ffm, 0 1953 RONALD EDWIN CARTMELL ELMERETTA IEAN CASEY Commercral Club 4 Outburst l 4 A Cappella 2 4 sgl Athemans 2 4 Athenran Gxrl 4 presrclenl 4 Echo 4 at arms 2 Musrc Festrval 3 4 Mrxed Chorus l ROTC Pep Club 2 NSPA 4 Small Shleld l Large Shreld 2 E Award 4 Sporlsday Softball 2 4 Hockey 3 4 Vol leyball 3 Basketball 4 DOLORES LOUISE CASE PAUL CHILDS. Y-Teens 3g Pep Club 344: Sludenl COl11'1Cil 3f OUUOUTST Engineers' Club 25 Commercial Club 3g Eastonian 4: 4g Echo 4. sales manager lg l-li-Y 4- NSPA 4. T -an I Z0 . tb: KX gf 4' VERN CHITWOOD IACK CLEM Football 2nd Team 2, lst Team 35 National Metal Arts Science Club 35 ROTC l-25 COE 4. award 35 No Tardies l-4, BEULAH MAY COKE CHARLOTTE CI-ARK Eulexia 2-45 Spanish Club 3-4, treasurer 35 Eastonian 35 COE 4. office secretary 45 Bronze ff1,ifJt4,i 5zi.,.,f EARLENE IANE COPPLE NORMA COX Art Club 1-25 Science Club 35 Commercial Club 45 Pep Club 35 Student Council 2-35 Y-Teens 2-4, secretary 3, president 45 sales manager 25 Outburst l-35 Music Fes- tival 25 Girls' Chorus l-25 Mixed Chorus 35 Hockey Sportsday 45 Intramurals l. GERALD A. COX COE 45 Outburst l-35 sales manager 45 ROTC 2-4, 2nd Lieutenant, Chicago Tribune ribbon, Neatness and Bearing ribbon, Crack Individual, Squad Leader, Com- pany, Merit ribbon5 A Cappella. Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 2-35 Perfect Attendance l-25 No Tardies l-4. NORMA IEAN CRANE Leundis 3-4, secretary 4, treasurer 45 Y-Teens Z5 Science Club, reporter 25 Commercial Club, reporter 3, vice-president 45 Pep Club 3-4, treasurer 35 Masquer- aders, librarian 45 cheerleader 45 Class reporter 3-45 Eastonian 4, home room editor5 NSPA 45 Pertect-Attend- ance 35 No Tardies l-25 Outburst l,3,45 Student Council l-25 sales manager l5 One-Act Play 45 Red Cross lg Honor Roll 2-3, Small Shield l, Mixed Chorus l. 178 Y list skit '91 es. L N n 3, 1-2, s2, er 3, UST- 3-4, end- incil ss 1: 531 3 J ' Zfgliflfl x' l' f 1 V whens. -af ff: Q , , aifnizf- - . '- , X-'. 1 ' A, L - wwf 1 ' ' 9 1 Y, J , an i A A Q - V Q -A .5 l S 7 .4 L 'R' '6'yv5Qq . iii! L eff ' 11: if .., , , L s.....,a A 1:5 L , ,gf A .1,- -'gggiix . , ' A f : ' 'SW S HARLEY CREEK ELINOR DAHL 4-H Club 1-3, FUYUTG FCU'meFS of AmeTiCCI 1-4: Drumm Eulexia 3-4, Science Club 3-4, Athenians 4, Y-Teens Farm Baseball l-4, Basketball 1-4, Football l-4, Track l-4, service chairman 4, social chairman 3, Pep Club l-2. 2-4, Eastonian 4, business manager, School Bank 3-4, Red Cross 4, secretary, Perfect Attendance 3-4, No Tardies l-4, Small Shield 2, Large Shield 3, E Award, Intramurals l-4, Sportsday-Individual 3, Hockey 4. B. ERNESTINE DAHLSTEDT Student Council 1, Pep Club Z, Y-Teens l-2, RUTH ARLENE CROSS Latin Club 2, Pep Club 3, Y-Teens 2, Intramurals 3. .742 CAM of 1953 PHILLIP IOHN DATTILO Webster 2-4, Extemporaneous Speaking gold medal 3, Latin Club 3-4, president 4, Masqueraders 4, Speakers' Bureau 3, Science Club l, Student Council 1, One-Act Play 4, No Tardies l-4, Exchange Assembly, Honor Roll 1-3. DORIS DAVIS BEULAH DAVIS GLORIA IEAN DAVIS COE 4, secretary, vice-president, president. FHA 1: COE 1-21 NO Tardies 1'4- ,?,t -if 'At E H' ., 5 Q . . W ,, i L X Q ' S f -' A ' 4 ., h JJ sn' I I , -A X so aww ff g gs, ' .L . , in X 'Y v I BOBBIE IEAN DICKERSON Commercial Club 35 Spanish Club 4, mascot5 Y-Teens 45 Student Council l5 sales manager 3-45 Pep Club 45 Football Queen 45 Outburst 25 Hockey Sportsday 4. IANET LOU DORE Science Club 1-35 Commercial Club 45 Masqueraders 45 Y-Teens 3-45 Outburst 3-45 Pep Club 35 One-Act Play 4. 55 ,JY . v- ' M V VERN R. DRAKE 2nd Team Basketball 2. IOSEPH DUDLEY DRISKELL Basketball Znd Team l-2, lst Team 4. 6,0-:ff SCAOQ! BILL DUNCAN Hamilton 2-4, secretary 45 Science Club 45 National Art Honor Society, Band l-Z. DONNA CARMAN DUNN Eulexia 3-45 Art Club l-25 Commercial Club 3-45 Pep Club l-25 Masqueraders 45 One-Act Play 45 Echo 45 Student Council 35 National Art Honor Society l-4. KYLE LAVERNE DYE Kalailu l-4, sgt.-at-arms 4, vice-president 45 Cheer- leader 3-45 Hi-Y lg Student Council l-25 Echo 4, sports editor 45 Pep Club 3-45 No Tardies l-45 Commercial Club 4. CHARLES R. DYSART Webster 2-4, reporter, Engineers' Club 2-4, secretary 3, president 4, reporter 4, Outburst 45 Safety Council lp Honor Roll l-4- Bronze E 5 Perfect Attendance l-45 No Tardies l-45 Mixed Chorus 35 A Cappella 45 Track Team l-4. 180 1 k-.x qs ,L N f 4 A lf leer- Jorts rcial ry 3, :il lj ,No rack -5 X , I Q , .Ku 21 'TWP' K J ll A . l. C. EADS DONALD CHARLES EHRET Science Club 4, reporter, Speakers' Bureau 4, Echo 4 ROTC l-3, TOYCE ANN EP-GAN JACK ELDRIDGE NO Tmdles 14- Transferred from Westport 4. le CVM of 1953 EDWARD NEAL ELKINS LOUIS FERRAL ENDSLEY Webster 2-4, critic 4, reporter 4, Student Council 4, COE 3-4, ROTC l-2, Band 1-3, Orchestra 2-3, Foot- proctor 4, Horror Roll 2-3, No Tarclies 3, Pre-ltlduction ball 3. Training, lst Team Track 2-4, Football 2r1Cl Team 1-2, lst Team 3-4, Hi-Y 2-4, Pep Club. PAUL ELLIS NORMA ENGLEMAN I au.,- Lf F V Mp' f sl ' CHARLES QUENTIN EUBANKS Art Club l-4, vice-president 4, Pep Club 3, Outburst l-4, Echo 4, National Art Honor Society 3, ROTC I-4, Circus l-4, Crack Squad, assistant leader 2, NRA I-4, Expert medal 4, 3rd Place American League award 2, City League 3, Expert Prone 3, lst Lieutenant, Rifle Team 3-4, Sth Army Rifle Team I-4. EDWARD LEE EUBANK Webster 3-4, treasurer 4, Commercial Club 3-4, proctor 4, gym proctor 4, ROTC 4, Football 2nd Team l-Z, lst Team 3-4, Basketball 2nd Team I-2, Ist Team 3-4, Track I-4. , - ' N I-'I 2 ,M 'x , 'Mg 4 fr' VIRGEL EVANS NORMA IEANETTE FARES Spanish Club 3-4, Pep Club I, sales manager, Small Shield, Honor Roll 2-3, Sportsday-Basketball, Hockey, Baseball, Intramurals I-2, 6614! 3400! GERALD FRANKLIN FEAGLES Science Club 3, Pep Club 2, Hi-Y 2-4, Safety Committee I, proctor 3-4, captain 3, Pre-Induction Training 4, 2nd Team Football l. MARTHA IANE FISHER Eulexia 3-4, Science Club 3, Outburst I-4, Mixed Chorus I-2, A Cappella Choir 3-4, Orchestra I, Girls' Octette 3-4, GERALD D. FITZGERALD DONNA LUCILLE FLINNER Leundis I-4, president 4, critic 4, Spanish Club 2, Com- mercial Club 3-4, vice-president, secretary 3, critic 4, Masqueraders 4, secretary, Extemporaneous Speaking bronze medal 3, Cheerleader 4, Echo 3, page editor, Pep Club 3-4, Outbursf l-4, Talent Assembly l, One- Act Play 4, Eastonian 4, club editor, NSPA 4, Exchange Assembly Z, Honor Roll 2, Mixed Chorus I, Girls' Chorus 2, A Cappella 2-3, reporter 3, , I A aa- ' - I - ul? -:' iff . if gy, f : , ,, , . nw, . WE: if ' 'J r Q' Q LE-.L 10- ,1 it y KX eg' , L-Q ls., V A , L, -ss ,Q Xi -7 f-it : ,.,, .. ,E iall BY, m. 4: .ing itor, lJne- nge irls' , l, rl , Q A ,,:gci.5.l .-,.g,,,i fps, - ' W' K Q-1 1-M 2 gi 1 e- . f , - Gi Q ' l .1 fo I - W1 I LYNDLE FLOYD RONNIE L. FOSTER Hamilton 2-4, Commercial Club 3-4, COE 4, Honor Roll 1-3, Pre-Induction Training 4, Band 1-3. --I. N stil f .S 34233 1, 4, Y' 9' A ROY D. FOSTER Science Club 2, Photography Club 3, ROTC 1-2, Chi- cago Tribune award 2. SHIRLEY ANN FRAZIER Fl-IA 1-2, reporter 2, Athenians 3-4, secretary 4, Pep Club 3, Intramurals 1-4, Small Shield, Large Shield, E award, Sportsday-Hockey 3-4, co-captain 4, Vol- leyball 3, Individual 3, Basketball 4, Baseball 4 .7442 64454 of 7953 DICK FREELAND Webster 2-4, president 4, secretary 3, Engineers' Club 1-3, Pep Club 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Echo 3, editor-in-chief, Eastonian 4, business manager, Outburst 3-4, Stage Crew 3, Student Council 2-4, 2nd vice-president 4, Quill G Scroll 3, NSPA 4, proctor 4, Youth in Govern- ment 3-4, Commercial Club 4. - LOUISE FREELAND Eulexia 3-4, reporter 4, Science Club, Pep Club 2: Intramurals 2-3. Rx. ln. MARION IEAN FRIZELL Eulexia l-4, critic 3, vice-president 4, president 4, Pep Club 3, Outburst 1-3, Echo 3, Class secretary 3, A Cap- pella 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Octette 3, Commercial Club 3-4. MARY FRANCES FRY Commercial Club 3, F1-IA 4, president 4, secretary 4, Y-Teens 1, Pep Club I, No Tardies 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Intramurals Z. 6' y X ss.. YI, is iq- - WILLA SUE GAMMON FHA 2-4, sgt.-at-arms 2-3, reporter 2, Y-Teens 3-4. RONALD A. GANT Art Club 4. 5- Q' IAY GIMMARRO Latin Club 3, vice-president, Science Club 4, Pep Club 2, Hi-Y 1, sales manager 4, student manager 3, 2nd Team Football 3, E award. 2-SHIRLEY GIRRATONO COE 4, transferred from Westport 3. 41,,fJ.4,r SCM ROBERT LEROY GLOVER Kalailu 1-4, Kalailuan 3, vice-president 3, president 4. critic 4, song leader, Commercial Club 4, Latin Club 2, sgt.-at-arms 2, Speakers' Bureau 3, Mascot 3, Pho- tography Club 3, president 3, Pep Club 3-4, Echo 3 circulation manager 3, Eastonian 4, Stage Crew 1-3 Student Council 1, 2nd vice-president 4, NSPA 4 Proctor 3-4. SHIRLEY GOLDSTEIN COE 4. 4' 'Y 184 DAVID L. GORDON Spanish Club 2-4, treasurer 3, sgt.-at-arms 3-4, Com- mercial Club 4, Echo 4, Mixed Chorus l, ROTC 2-4, Crack Squad 2-3, leader 3, Platoon 2-3, Company 2-3, Summer Camp 2-3, 5th Army Rifle Team 3, Battalion Championship Rifle Team 2. CARL HOWARD GRABAU Webster 1-4, treasurer 2-3, reporter 3, critic 4, Web- sterian 4, Hi-Y 1-4, Honor Roll 1-2, Football 2nd Team 1, lst Team 2, Basketball 2nd Team 1-2, Track 1-2, Engi- neers' Club 2-4. , X- LW' Eule ian Corr 4: Bu NS Mi Shi Iv ren 5 Han 3: C Span Sp Cl Slub 2nd -. ,OTH- 2-4. 2-3, llion Veb- im 1, ingi- mw 'f-f 1 5fw':,, i my 32, 51 Qs, MARY ELIZABETH HAFNER Eulexia 1-4, critic 3, president 4, song leader 3, Eulex- ian 4, Latin Club 1, Pep Club, treasurer 3, president 4, Commercial Club, treasurer 3, president 4, sgt.-at-arms 4, Masqueraders 4, president, Court Iester, Speakers' Bureau 3, Echo 3, Eastonian 3-4, Student Council 1-3, NSPA 3-4, Outburst 1-4, sales manager 4, Y-Teens 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, Small Shield 1, Quill 6- Scroll 3, Exchange Assembly 2- DELON HALES Hamilton 1-2, Eastonian 1, A Cappella 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Chordmen 4, Student Council 1, 3, Honor Roll 1-4. .gmt N- y 15 9. , waht SHIRLEY ANN HALL Outburst 1, COE 4, Honor Roll 1, No Tardies 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1. DAYLE ANN HANLEY Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Y-Teens 1, Pep Club 3-4. .7Ae Cfaim o 7 953 CHARLES M. HARDCASTLE Spanish Club 4, Hi-Y 1-2, lst Team Basketball 4, LORENE HARTER Spanish Club 1, office secretary. E BETTY IANE HASH F1-1A 2-4, secretary 3, office secretary 3-4. IOHN A. HASH ROTC 1-4, Cadet 2nd lieutenant, Battalion adjutant 4. 'A Xb, A ,.' iv 1 'XYVH lk.: Q 1 , P LS.-.4 lg 1 -, A 31 f' y K 1 4 niv- r -e--to I i QTZ-54 ' i. '- ,gitwb - tw ' I 33i,g'i' 'hz Att A 5 :? az 5 , - ff' '. 251. .iz Q .tt gre 4- RAYMOND HASKINS WINIFRED IAUNITA HERHON Science Club Z-3, Atlfienians 4, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 4, Small Shield 3, Large Shield 4, No Tardies 144, Perfect Attendance l-4, Honor Roll 3, Honorable Mention 2-4, Band I-4, Orchestra l, 2, 4, Outburst l, 2, 4, Sportsday- Hockey 3-4, Basketball 4. BEVERLY IANE HAY!-IURST FHA, Sales Manager 3, transferred from Westport 2, COE 4. LETITIA HIESTAND DAVID E. HIGGINS Jtfsff gadf igii cnoof ROBERT NORMAN HILL Hamilton lA4, Pre-lnduction Training 4, 2nd Team Track Band l-4, Orchestra 142, Outburst l-3, ROTC l, Track l, COE 374. COE 4. DAVID HIGINBOTHAM 2, lst Team Track 3-4, Football Zncl Team 2, lst Team 3-4. ESTHEH ROBERTA HILLIGOSS FHA 4, sal-atarins, Na Tarclies transferred from Northeast 3. IBS 1 3 T' ,1 s 5 -,-Q., , V 1, ns 4 r ect day Trac llecxm TOIT , Qu. ,451 X ur 'i vs..-1 nr- ...pf NP NCIE LEE HINDS BETTY IEAN HUNT L New 1 vnu Ll in 1 rc PepCun2 Y T ens l 2 ecr lun 0 Club Q Y lion Q 1 Dutburxt l sue 111f11'1Gger l 2 lI'llIGIllUTGlS l 7 WARREN VV HUNTING RONALD LEE HUU C uf Y l easurer 7 l'lllC Bureau 1 COE X-l1Y3ROnlCl Oburlll RONPLD LEE IACKS- H1 Y fl lioolbfxll And Team l l 1 l G 1 CHARLEQ IIXCQUES Enuxneer Club fl 400 4-f-' MJ Q 7 255 ROBERT IFNKINS eb ter 7 an sl' Club l 1 .n Sq arms 2 Lo111111arQ1c1l Club 4 H1 Y l 2 sql GL arm l Studen CounC1l ll No Tcxrdle l Q perfect Attendance l 2 And FU1111 ba lelbc1ll3 SUZANNE l IENKINS Qcubnce Club 3 Spanish Club l COE 4 .C gmfze x nf 111- 1, Y 1354 A 3 K' W 41? l- v 'iwrlwafrf M iv 4 Rav any 4 nj' 6' 'Lv- al 'W' gf X Jn IOAN KAY IOHNSON PAUL I. IOHNSON Commercial Club 3, Fl-IA 2-3, vice-president Z, reporter ROTC l-3, Crack Company l-2, NRA l-2, Sharpshooter, 3, Student Council l-3, Y-Teens 2, Pep Club 3, Out- COE 4. burst 2, sales manager l. MELBA IOAN IOHNSON WANDA NADINE IOHNSON Spanish C11-lb 3: ECYIO 3: P610 Club 3- Latin Club 3-4, Science Club 4. gadf .SJCAOOZ MARGIE LEE IONES COE 3-4. WILLIAM ALLAN KAUFI-'MAN Webster 2-4, president 3, critic 3, Essay, gold medal 3, Poem, silver medal 2, Hi-Y l-4, treasurer l, reporter 3, Student Council lst vice-president 4, All-City Student Council 3, president 4, City Hall Day, governor 4, East- onian 3-4, Echo 3, asst. editor, Quill 6. Scroll 3, Honor Roll l-4, HE bronze 1, silver 2, gold 3, Band 1-2, A Cap- pella, president 4, Boys' Octette 3-4, Outburst l-4, cheerleader 3-4, Annapolis appointee 4. MARILYN MAE KEENER Eulexia 3-4, reporter 3, vice-president 4, Art Club 2-3, Spanish Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 3-4, Outburst l-4, Student Council 4, sales manager 4, Echo 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, Girls' Octette. EARL KELLEY Future Farmers of America l-4, president 3, winner, National Meat ludging Contest 3, Student Council 2, 4, Science Club 4, Webster 4, 9-I T' 188 ter, 2-3, 3-4, cho irls' mer, 2, 4, uh--r x 'irc' BEVERLY KENNEDY IEANINE LOUISE KESSLER Eulexia 4, Spanish Club 2, Comniercial Club 3, Out- Y-Teens l'2i FHA 235 PSD Club 3-4. burst l-2, Y-Teens l-3, Pep Club 2, sales manager 3, Honor Roll lg No Tardies l-2, Perfect Attendance l 2 CORALIE KESSLER , '55 3:- IOE KILVENTON 'U- Hamilton 3, Engineers' Club 4, Proctor Z-4, Hi-Y No Tardies l-4, Perfect Attendance l-2, 3-4 we C4455 o 7 953 DONALD GORDON KINCAID HM KLEBENSTONE Webster 2-4, sql,-atfarms 3, WQlJSlOViGn 4: Spanish Band l-2, COE 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club 4 Club l, secretary 2, Proctor 4, Student Council 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Football Zncl Tearn l, lst Team 2-4, Honorable Men- tion 3-4, Track 3-4, 2nd Team Basketball l-2, E- nik, W r J DONNA IEAN KINSEY EDDIE G. KNISLEY Sports editor 2, Basketball 2, Baseball l. Transferred from Archie High 3. vig .45 N , 0- N, -- .1 xr-f V. 't fl fig' in ,nf , 2- J W r a Ll. ,114 . 'hal -i. . . -L .- dmngl. my Sth .-4, lent, lub No oks r 2, I ,.1f-mt:-,: : .1512 l 7 iff, X 'Ll 'Q- A X 'DHN R. LAWRENCE Hamilton l,2,4, Hi Y l-2, Student Council 3, Honor Roll 2, 2nd Team Football 3. HAROLD RAY LAWSON Hamilton 2, H1-Y 2, Honor Roll l, Football 2nd Team 3, lst Team 4, EYAQ CAM FRED M. LEWIS Outburst 4, ROTC l-2. FLORENTINE MARY LICATA Spanish Club 3, COE 4, Y-Teens 1, Outburst 2-3, Pep Club 3, Student Council 1, Perfect Attendance 2. Qu' 5. BRUCE M. LEE Hamilton 3, president 4, Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Eastonian 4, assistant editor, Outburst 4, NSPA 4, Band 1-4, Orchestra 4, MARIORIE FRANCES LEE Science Club 1-2, secretary, Athenians 3-4, Critic 4, reporter 4, No Tardies 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Sportsday-Volleyball 3, lndividual 35 Hockey l-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Small Shield, Outburst 1-4, One-Act Play 4. 0 7953 RICHARD L. LIBBY Hamilton 4, reporter, Spanish Club 1-2, sgt.-at-arms 1-2, Science Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Masqueraders 4, Outburst 4, Stage Crew 4, Proctor 4, One-Act Play 4, ROTC 1-4, Rifle Team 2-4, lndividual Drill l. KENT LIPPINCOTT Art Club 4, 2nd Team Football 3. D' u-pf' , f 'fl A , iff? ff' ,, ' 2 , R in. ' , :'f',: f .r 'vi:-'JVRRT' Y 54? K 1 ,f A - , , ROBERT LYNCH A IEAN lvrccomvncx RICHARD WAYNE MCCLELLAN HARRIET MCCRACKEN Hi-Y 1-2, secretary l, vice-president 2, COE 3-4, treas- Atheniarts 2-4, vice-president 4, No Tardies 1-45 Sports- urer, Student Council lg proctor lg Pep Club, 2nd Team day-Baseball 2, Hockey 3, Small Shield lp Large Football 2, Golf Team. Shield 2. all Jil, silwf IO ANN MCCRORY --f' Y FHA 2-4, president 2-4, secretary 2, treasurer 3, mascot 4, Music Festival 2-4, Outburst l,3,4g No Tardies 1-3, A Cappella 3-4, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus l. LELA BERNEICE MADDOX FHA 3, treasurer 4, Outburst l-4, teachers' secretary 45 Girls' Chorus 3-4. f MARILYN McDANIEL Xt 11 rue .fv- T? 9 Drts- xrge 4: sf ' Xi ss Y X X t A sew sq, -sms DONALD MADDUX Webster 3-45 Science Club lg Engineers' Club 2-4, treas- urer 3-45 sales rnanager 2-35 Honor Roll 25 No Tardies l-25 Perfect Attendance l-2. U GENE MALOTT UA., CAM MARTHA SUE MATNEY Eulexia 2-45 No Tardies l-3. FRANK E. MAYFIELD Perfect Attendance 2-45 No Tardies l-45 sales manager 3. 4 nl-fi NOEL MANSELLE Masqueraders 45 One-Act Play 45 Spring Play 4. IO ANN CAROL MASON Eulexia 3-45 Pep Club 25 Y-Teens lp Science Club 3-45 Outburst l-35 sales manager l-25 bank clerk 3-45 East- onian 3-45 Girls' Chorus ly A Cappella 2-35 Girls' Octette 3. of 1953 GEORGIE LOUISE MEYER Outburst l-45 Orchestra l-45 Crchestra Festival l-45 All-City Orchestra 45 Exchange Assemblyg Honor Roll 25 Intramurals l-2. GEORGE EDWARD MILLER, Ir. Art Club lg Engineers' Club 2-45 Student Council l5 Football 2. fnufx I .60- SDWARD A. NIILLS Hamilton 2-3, Engineers' Club 2-3, Pep Club 2-3, Stu- dent Council I-4, Bronze HE 1: ROTC Zi Rifle Teflm- HELEN LOUISE MILLS PHA 2, treasurer 3, vice-president 4, Pep Club 2, Na Tardies 2-4, Perfect Attendance 2-4, gan! .Mg WANETA BHEA N1-IYLOR Y-Teens I-3, president 3, COE 3, Outburst l-4, Red Cross l, Intramurals l,2,4, Girls' Chorus l-2, Mixed Chorus 3-4. DONALD LEE NELSON Football 2nd Team E award, lst Team E award, Band I-3, Orchestra l-2. 'fer 1 'QI ,L HARRY L. NIULLINS Hamilton l-4, vice-president 4, president 4, secretary 2, song leader l,2,4, reporter 3, Represent Poem 3, Cheer- leader 2-4, Boys' State 3, Police Iudge, Student Council 2-4, president 4, All-City Student Council 4, sales man- ager l, student cashier l, Safety Council I-4, Chairman 4, Hi-Y I-4, Gutburst l-4, Eastonian 4, Proctor 2-4, Perfect Attendance l-4, No Tardies l-4, Pre-Induction Training 4, Masaueraders 4, vice-president, WANDA NAYLOR 516002 SHIRLEY ANN NELSON Art Club l-2, Spanish Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 3-4, Outburst I-2, National Art Award I. BETTY MARIE NETHERTON Athenians 2-4, critic-reporter 4, secretary 4, Eastonian 3-4, Pep Club 2-3, 'Youth Looks Ahead 3, sales man- ager 4, Bronze HE 2, DAR 4, Honor Roll l-3, Small Shield l, Large Shield 2, Individual Sportsday 3, E Award 4, Intramurals l-4. 94 2, 31' cil IIH- CIH .41 OU ep GH IH- all E, A ? tl Q- fvi.-A' ,LOUISE NETHERTON Sales manager 3, Spanish Club 2. ' A 4 'iz 'ggi tit ' 45. 1.-1 R if t viii S' , K Xt! 1 X ,J RLQTRICIA A. NORRIS Latin Club 4, Y-Teens l-3, Pep Club 3, Nc Tardies l-4. HARRY E. O'DELL RICHARD EUGENE NIXON Spanish Club 4, ROTC l-4, lst lieutenant, 2nd Team Commercial Club l-2. Ritle, Sth Army Rifle Team. 326 CEM 0 1953 VVM. BEN O'DOWD Art Club l-2, Hi-Y 2-4. CAROL O'NEIL Spanish Club 3-4, Echo 3, Pep Club 3-4, Quill 15 Scrfhll 3: Perfect Attendance 2-3. DON R. OOTS Art Club lg Commercial Club 3, Engineers' Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Science Club 2, Bearing and Neatness lllerit, Sharbshooter, Chicago Tribune, Crack Squad, lndiviclual, ROTC l-3, Znd lieutenant l-3, Theoretical Merit. HARRIET L. OSBORN FHA treasurer l. K it E' LOIS ANN OTTEN HM PEELER Athenians 3-4, FHA l-2, Student Council 4, No Tardies Eastonian 3-4, Photography Editor 4, NSPA 4, Photog- l-4, COE 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Sportsday-Volleyball 3, raphy Club 3, vice-president, Commercial Club 4, sales Hockey 3, Small Shield. TUCIUGQGT 4. ROBERT PATRICK MELVIN LEON PERKINS asf 43,4 aloof GLEN POWELL Hamilton 2-3, secretary 3, critic 3, represent Declama- tion 2, Science Club 2-3, Pep Club l-2, Masqueraders 3, Hi-Y 2-3, sgt,-at-arms, Red Cross l-2, Outburst 2-3, sales manager 3, Stage Crew l, captain 3, Band l, Stu- dent Council 2, One-Act Play 3, Hi-Y Legislature l, senator, Boys' State 3, defense attorney, county asses- sor, A Cappella 3, Chordmen 3, ROTC l-2, sgt. lst class 2, squad leader l, platoon sgt. 2, Circus 2. VIRGINIA LEE POWELL FHA 2. IERRY R. PREWITT Webster 3-4, Student Council 2-3, Class sgt.-at-arms 4, Outburst 4, Pre-Induction Training 4, Basketball 2nd Team 2, lst Team 3-4, Football 2nd Team l-2, lst Team 3-4, Honorable Mention 3, All-Star 4, Track 3-4. DUANE QUALLS Hamilton 3, Hamiltonian 4, Engineers' Club 4. N xt- -X , Og- les Gm S 4: 2nd '22, :l I .94 WH YV. .iwv .. ...Hail -wt 'vw,. ' ' S.. f 1 I. , 3. xvt, A --I3 - A ' .f ' L1 -?' Qfffi r . A Q s. 'Y W' r, f, Lil' 4' nl RICHARD RASMUSSEN Webster 3-4, ROTC 1-2, Student Council 4, Perfect Attendance 2-3, No Tarclies 1-3, Honor Roll 2-3, Bronze E 2, Silver 3. WILLIAM ALBERT RAUP Webster 1-4, song leader 3, Wehsterian 3, Sgt.-at-arms 3, secretary 4, Spanish Club 3, Commercial Club 45 H1- Y 1-4, Echo 4, Class sgt,-at-arrns 3, treasurer 4, Student Council 2-4, sat.-at-arms, Speakers' Bureau 4, presi- Clerit, City Hall Day 3, assistant city mana-gerg Outburst 1,2,4, Honor Roll 1-2, Track Team 2-4, Basketball 2nd Team 2-3, lst Team 4, Football 2nd Team 2, lst Team 4, .768 C4455 IOHN ALVIN RENFRO COE 4, Hi-Y 3, Honor Roll 1-2, ROTC 4. ANNA REYNOLDS ,gs YI 1- Vw X ROBERT EVERETT REDFORD Commercial Clulo 4, Track 3, IAMES H. REED ROTC 1-3. of 1953 ALICE MAE RIFFE Fl-lA 2-4, treasurer 3-4, secretary 4, mascot Tarclies 4, Girls' Chorus 2-4, Outburst 2-4. CHARLES RILEY Kalailu 1-2, Student Council 1, COE 4. . :. ig . 7 ':V , , 4g No ff' DN l li I X I Tfix 197 CHARLES RINARD Football l, 2nd Team. PAUL WAYNE ROBERDS Outburst 4, ROTC l, Band l-4. CHARLES ROGERS 4 FORREST L. ROUDEBUSH Science Club 2-4, mascot 4, sgt.-at-arms 4, Proctor 4, Perfect Attendance l-4, No Tardies l-4, ROTC l-4, Merit award 2-3, Expert Rifleman 4, Znd Place Crack Squad l, Drill award, Expert Prom Ribbon 3, l8O Rib- bon 3, Rifle Marlcsmanship l-3, Hurst Trophy 4, lst lieutenant, 2nd Team Rifle 3-4, 5th Army Team 3-4, Football 2nd Team 3, lst Team 4, All-Star 2nd Team 4, Track 3-4. swf igllz 3400! BARTON DEAN RUSSELL Webster l, Websterian 3, treasurer 3, vice-president 4, sgt.-at-arms 2, president 4, Spanish Club, Eastonian 3, sports editor 4, Echo sports editor 3, Outburst 4, proc- tor l-41 gym proctor 3-4, Hi-Y 4, NSPA 3-4, sales man- ager l, Quill ci Scroll, Perfect Attendance 2-3, No Tardies l-4, 2nd Team Football l, Basketball 2nd Team, lst Team, Honorable Mention. NEIL RYLE Latin Club sgt.-at-arms 3, l-li-Y l-2, Pep Club 3, Pre-ln- duction Training, Mixed Chorus l, A Cappella 2-4, vice-president 4, Outburst l-4, Boys' Octette 2-3, Foot. ball l, Track l. ALLEN F. SCHNEIDER Science Club 3, sgt.-at-arms 4, treasurer 4, Outburst 2, No Tardies l-4, Eastonian 4, ROTC editor, NSPA 4, Boys' Chorus 2, ROTC 2-4, Chicago Tribune, Crack Squad, Platoon, Neatness and Bearing 3, Theoretical Merit, Postal Rifle Team 3-4, 5th Army Rifle Team 3-4, American Legion Post, NRA Sharpshooter medals. SHIRLEY ANN SCOTT Eulexia 4, Commercial Club, reporterl3, corresponding secretary 4, Y-Teens, World Fellowship member 3, Service, Program, Publicity chairman 4, president 2, Pep Club 2-3, FHA 2, treasurer, Outburst l-3, Echo 3, Red Cross 4, Quill CS Scroll 3, DAR. c ', 1 5101 be 'YP' N qu..-f Yu... Se 1 RICHARD L. SHEPHERD F 4 Science Club 3, Latln Club 2-3, sgt.-at-arms, Com- X1 LA' GLORIA IEAN SENZEE nrercial Club ll, Honor Poll l-4, Perfect Attendance 3-4, COE 4 ROTC l-2, sat lst class 2, A Cappella 3-4, sgt,-at-arms Z 4, Boys' Octette 3-4, Outburst 2-4, 1 , 151 RUTH ADELE SHERMAN 3-4, 1 Leunclrs 3--l, reporter 4, Comrnercial Club 3, Eastonian D 41 N T rde 1 tl EMLEN SHEPHERD 4, NSPA 4, Outburst l-3, sales manager l, Honor Roll O G 1 S ' l, No Tardres l-4, Mlxed Chorus l, Girls' Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, lfluslc Festrval 3, Glrls' Octette 3, lntra- murals l. f-'Y IQ 7 f 1 ,V -file C3155 7953 2, A GRACE MARGARET SHRIVER DONNA IEAN SIGLER Ci, FHA fl Uutburst l-2, sales mar1agQr3,G1zE.1 Chorus l Qi. Lulexga Q- Eulexmn fl, Latin Club l, Commercial Club Cai ll, treasurer 4, Student Councll l, NSPA 4, Pep Club 3, A Outburst l-4, sales manager 3, Bostonian 4, Girls' ' Cnorus Q, Girls' Octette 3, A Cappella 2-4, secretary 4. im, NORMA KAY SIEKEH 3' Kalallu 7--1, Cntr- fl, secretary fi lfrtln Cluliw l, Spanwfzlt w 2 Club 7 li'r,,fgt:er'acler:1 12 Eamtornarr S--5, NEPA -1, DORIS IEAN SILVERTOOTH , 3, One-Act Plav ft, No Tardtes l . -A . 4 121335 V Q U U5 uf ,V ,f mf,-w,-L . Q., kfkifr QP - 'fm ,ff V aan ,gk F, 4 E I t. 315535. , r ,2-QA!jg6',1:f ' I ti Q ,gs1::jM4q.,2g, N' eg, V -s X ,fr fmsk af W we 5' V4 f nr A? 4 ' I in MARIE SIMPSON Leundis 3, Critic 45 Science Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Outburst l5 Y-Teens 15 Pep Club 1-25 Student Council l-35 Honor Roll l-25 lntramurals l. DOUGLAS SKAGGS gm! ,Mg FRANKLIN D. SOOTER Hamilton 3-45 COE 45 Outburst 2-35 proctor5 ROTC 1-25 Band 1-3, GEORGE SPOOR I-li-Y 15 Science Club 3-45 ROTC l-45 regimental staff lieutenant colonel 45 lst Team Rifle 1-4, captain 45 Indi- vidual-lst place 3, 3rd place 45 All-Star Team 3-45 Sth Army Rifle Team 1-45 NRA Expert 3-45 Markmanship 1-45 City Match-lst place 4, 2nd place 35 City League 2-35 2nd place City Team 45 Hurst Trophy 3-45 Merit Ribbon 3-45 Theoretical Merit 3-45 Prone Expert Camp Perry 35 Bearing and Neatness Award 3-4. K. jx nur 3 39' LYNDELL SMITH Commercial Club 35 COE 45 Band 1-25 Track 3. MARVIN SMITH Proctor 45 Student Council 15 Music 1-35 All-City Track 45 Football 2nd Team l, lst Team 2-45 Track lst Team 2-4. .SZAOJ THOMAS W. STEADMAN. Ir. Webster l-45 Hi-Y 1-45 Outburst 15 Proctor 2-45 ROTC 15 Track 2nd Team 2, lst Team 3. SHIRLEY MAE STEWART Student Council l-35 Y-Teens l-35 Pep Club5 Outburst l-45 Small Shield5 lntramuralsg Girls' Chorus l-25 Mixed Chorus 25 A Cappella 3-45 Girls' Octette. 11- 4-H C presid demo Farm Eulexi Eastor 25 lnte Leundi aders giftoricn 15 lVllX murals CIC Gm TC Ars :red .av- 1...-f 45 'fy .sf PAUL G STROTH 4H Club l4 Future Farmers of America l4 vice president 3 treasurer 2 Student Council 2 Blue Ribbon demonstration Gold Emblem Meats award Drumm Farm Baseball 2 Basketball 4 Football 4 Track 3 IACQUELINE ANN STUMPH Eulexia 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Art Club l 3 Echo 3 Eastonian 4 Pep Club 2 3 National Art Honor Society 2 lnterscholastic Art Merit 2 Quill CS Scroll 3 BONNIE LEE TAYLOR Leundis 2 4 reporter 4 Commercial Club 3 Masquer aders 4, Outburst 144, Pep Club 2-3, Y-Teens l, Class giltorian 4, Student Council lg Small Shieldg Honor Roll l, Mixed Chorus lg A Cappella 2-3, mascot, Intra- murals l-2, PTA Play 4, MARILYN TICKN OR ' A , , ' I gf A l 1. f' v ' 454 7. rv A .wee-, 4 M m 4- 4 , 145 ,f ,, fo t 1 r f. kM,,.. M 'A fs .1 4 ,www ,st ,ff it , 4' - Q' .. .L 7 ' 'J ,dif f 'fli- ps , , 5 :1 'Jw f , .f WP54 5234 em , , ., A T , f av A 3' 3 GERALD L SWANSON Webster l 4 prestdent 3 treasurer 4 Poem gold medal 3 Commercial Club 4 Spanish Club 3 Student Council l4 reporter 3 4 Eastonian 3 Echo sports editor 4 H1 Y 4 Outburst 4 City Hall Day 3 4 Class president 3 sales manager 2 No Tardies l 4 proctor 2 4 Honor Roll l 3 Bronze E Silver E Football lst Team 2 4 Co Captain 3 2nd Team l All Star Honorable Mention 3 4 Track lst Team 3 4 2nd Team 2 LOWELL SWARTZ ROTC l 2 Bronze FI 3 UA CEM 0 1953 KATHY LAVONNE TOBUREN Westport Pundit Literary Socrety 12 Gamma Iota Delta Sorority l-2, Pep Club l-2, Y-Teens l-2, Stage and Screen Club l-Z, Honor Roll lg transferred from Westport 2, Outburst 2-3, Girls' Chorus 3. DON RUSSELL TOLER Hamilton 2-4, Hamiltonian 3, Commercial Club 3-45 Outburst 3-4, Band l-3, treasurer 3. 93' 49 I-'iff ' Mlm 3 gi f It r 'SQ' . j , MM w N s ' 4 ' l is T .'ff?'R ,, . 1 , 5. ' , ' i f f ' ' K , VV V WJ. VV', if , 5 f f , , .. i Q 3' 9 3 Q , , Q . .L , 4 Q 'H' JH Z i ii ' 3 -,k- ' Hwy? A 'V Q I RONNIE TOMAN ROGER TOTTEN l-li-Y 4g Student Council l-4g 2nd Team Basketball 21 Art Club l-25 ROTC lg 2nd Team Football 2-35 Track 2. Football 2nd Team l-2, lst Team 3-4. LEROY DEAN TOWELL Webster 2-45 Art Club l-4, president 45 Echo 35 East- ANNABELLE LEE TOMPKINS onian 4, art editor, cover designerg Outburst 3g National Science Club 3: Sales manager 1: OutburSt 1: Echo 4: Art Honor Society 1-4g Scholastic Art Awards, Gold Pep Club 1: Peffefll AUeF1dCl1'1C9 1: NO TGTCUSS V21 Key, 3 merit certiticatesg Quill 'dt Scroll 4g Band l-25 Girls' Chorus l. A Cappella 35 2nd Team Basketball 2. auf Jwegl 5.l...,f IHVI TRACY GEORGE VAN TRUMP. Ir. Hamilton 2-45 Engineers' Club 4. MARY ANN TULLY SHIRLEY IEAN WAIT Science Club 2-3g Pep Club 3g Outburst l-45 Y-Teens Spanish Club l. l-45 Girls' Chorus l, secretary 2-3, president 4j A Cap- pella 4. ,,... Pi llhiv 2. st- tal ,ld .2- .M i ii it ,f BETTY WELLS Eulexia 2, reporter 3, secretary 45 Science Club 25 Corn- mercial Club 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Nurse Proctor 45 Y- Teens 2-35 Echo 45 No Tardies l-4. BARBARA S. WENDEL Leundis 2, sgt.-at-arms 3, Leundian, vice-president 45 Latin Club l-25 Commercial Club 3-45 Y-Teens lp Pep Club 2-35 Eastonian 4, typist5 sales manager 45 Student Council l5 NSPA 45 Mixed Chorus lj Girls' Chorus 25 A Cappella 35 Eastonian Queen Attendant 3. ,, 'fa Q BONITA GRACE WHIPPLE Leundis 2-45 Latin Club l-2, mascot 25 Science Club 25 Photography Club 3, secretary5 Pep Club 2-4, secretary 35 Commercial Club 4, treasurer, cheerleader 45 sales manager 2-45 Echo 3, photography editor, Eastonian 3-4, activities editor 45 NSPA 45 Y-Teens l-45 Inter-Club Council 3, vice-president, Tri-State Conference 35 Honor Roll lg Qutburst 2-45 Eastonian Queen candidate 35 ROTC Queen candidate 45 No Tardies lg Exchange Assembly 25 Quill G Scroll 3. EDWARD R. WHITCOMB Science Club l-25 Echo 4, f7Ae CEM 0 1953 RICHARD LEE WHITE MARGARET L. WIELIGMAN Latin Club l, reporter5 FHA l, sgt.-at-arrns 25 Athenians 3, treasurer, vice-president 45 Masqueraders 45 Student Council 35 Outburst l-45 Pep Club 2-35 sales manager 25 Small Shield l, Large Shield 25 E award 35 Sports- day-Hockey, Volleyball, Individual, ' f:z', ?ii':-3' , I 1 - , 5 5 I f flififrcjlk' 37 , 51 4- ' lw w ' lf' 7 ,, , f, rf' 23. , f 3' 1 . 3-lv' 5f.Ql5'z' 'ft 1 ' ' , , x ,N I 'f ie- I I ' X f RITA MARIE WIELIGMAN Eulexia 3-45 Athenians 2-4, president, Athenian Girl 45 Latin Club 2-3, reporter5 Pep Club 2-35 No Tardies l-45 NSPA 45 Echo advertising manager 35 Eastonian 45 Perfect Attendance l-25 Sportsday-Hockey 3-4, Co- Captain 4, Volleyball, lndividual, Baseball, Basketball5 Small Shield l5 Large Shield 25 UE award 3. MARY WILLIAMS l 1 .ff 5 K 4 'dv' is ' ,f I I dw X .. v I - U IOHN I. WILLIS Spanish Club 4, Engineers' Club l-3, sgt.-at-arms 2, Hi-Y l-4, Hi-Y Legislature, Student Council 1, COE 4, IIM WILSON Kalailu l-4, reporter 2, critic 2, vice-president 4, presi- dent 4, Latin Club, critic, sgt.-at-arms, Commercial Club 4, Science Club 3, Pep Club, treasurer 4, Student Coun- cil l-2, sales manager l, Perfect Atendance tl-Z, Hi-Y 4, Class president 4, Boys State 3, Echo 3, editor-in-chief 4, Eastonian 4, layout editor, NSPA 4, Quill ci Scroll 3, Outburst 4, Bronze E , student manager. , . VV,-.W ,.-,,,.,,im 1 mf! , .CY 'UH flea I Qi- 6? SHIRLEY WILSON Science Club 3, Outburst l-2, Pep Club 2, No Tardies 2-4, Girls' Chorus l-2. ALLEN WINTERS 5215! SACD! DAVID ARTHUR WOLFE Art Club l-2, Spanish Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Hi-Y l-2, Student Council l-2, Masqueraders, mascot, Honor Roll l-3, Football 2nd Team 2-3, lst Team 4. ROBERT E. WOLFE RALPH GENE WROBLEY 'Webster 2-4, Commercial Club 3-4, mascot 4, Student Council 2, Hi-Y l, student manager l, Bronze E , Silver E , Honor Roll l-2, No Tardies l-4, Perfect At- tendance 4. I xfl' 'W ' L Y N ,. -ob I A I F , .::5ff.g. -L B f-at ...,. -.. .. ,, W, Under the direction of our new Superintendent, of Schools. DR. BILLS. East will rise to even greater heights. It has been a long wait for the new wing, w as beauty to the school. ' L gf 79 ...bii ': 4u.gu.g.4 '1 M.-1 5-,-. M 1 I l The influence of teachers such as Miss MAY FARR HIATT, a very clear friend and teacher at East, who passed away this year, typities the spirit of East. She is talking with Mr. Nowlin. our first principal, at the teachers' picnic. hich will add pleasure as well The team is out there lighting as usual Well, can you beat this?-the end ot the book, and still no dedication. lGet-on-the- ball spirit? Now let me see-h-m-m-m-m-m. Say!! l've got it! Why didr1't I think of this before? lust watch this! l The shortest dedi- cation ever written ..... On behalf of the Eastonian Stall, I dedicate this, the 1953 Eastohiari, to-THE SPIRIT OF EAST HIGH SCHOOL. Cheers for the scho BUBBLE, GUBBLE, GUBBLIE This photography class experiment iumed out preiiy good. R l-I AI ev- s E lf' sim I A-fag' gg 5, f gA:f:f3g33L.xjw' ,,-' 1 ' 55? 3 'gf ' .3 , 'ffl PQ' , , ' 4, , 1 f VA . V - 1 . . I -Y . 3 ' ' , V . V A3v,f,4t5W,A.355 , M , ,m'.? rf.:-4 x if , QI r . S V . I x ' , 4, ' . 'V '-- .. ' . H'-Wh 2 ff? . n -t . .W - ' , . H A- n J at H f' Q , JU . - -sax L Hg East girls grab ihe balcony seals ul N. S. P. A. Conference. YAKIETY, YAKETY, YAK W ush in cmd poke out. GIVE WITH THE JABBER eper of t lb 4.1 6.4 4.-I M4 4 1 F74 441, fa, ,7, ,ni Five minutes 'til freedom. CKNUWLEDGME TS The staff Wishes to thank each and all who in any way added to the success of the i953 Eastonian. To Mr. Robert Ma- plesden, of Burd and Fletcher, goes our sincere appreciation for his patience in overlooking our mistakes and delays, to Mr. A, C. Weyesburg, Steve Madden, Miss Dunn, and Mr. Faust, all of Holland Studio, for the Wonderful cooperation in furnishing us With ample photographs, and their numerous other coure tesies far beyond our expectations, to Andy Walters of the S. K. Smith Company, for our most beautiful cover, to each and all of the faculty, for overlooking the necessary confusion and ab- sences from classes, especially to Miss Baker for her financial supervision, and the girls who helped her, to Mr. Grube and the photography staff for helping secure better pictures, to Miss Crawford for her help and criticism on the cover, division pages, and cartoons, and last, but by no means least, to Mr. Prewitt, for his interest in our annual. Words can't express our gratitude for the countless hours he spent in helping us produce the best book in the history of East High. To each and all-again we say thanks. Tl1ere's always cr crowd of kids at the Y A A.A.U.W. Art Club . . Assemblies Athenians . Band . Basketball . Broadlick . Cafeteria . Choir . . . C.O.E. . . Commercial Club . Contents - . Custodian . Dedication . Drumm Farm Eastonian Dance Eastonian Staff Echo Staff . Engineer's Club Eulexia . Faculty . F. H. A. . Football . Freshman . Girls' Sports . Hamiltons . Hi-Y . . Iunior Officers Iuniors . . Kalailu . Latin Club . Leundis . 6- Finalists . G R4 O A 57 ?- J U BURD 8. FLETCHER MO GENERAL INDEX . 55 . 74 50-51 . 75 . 60 , 100-120 . 26 . 39 56-57 154 . 78 . 4-5 . 38 . 8 . 86-87 . 46 42-45 48-49 . 77 62-63 28-29 . 76 88-89 136-140 118-119 64-65 . 82 . 146 147-150 66-67 . 79 68-69 Library . Lit Contest . . . Masqueraders . National Honor Society N. S. P. A. . . Office . . . Open House . Orchestra . Outburst . Prologue . P. T. A. . Red Cross . R. O. T. C. . Science Club . Senior Ballot . Senior Index . Senior Officers . Seniors . . Sophomores . . Spanish Club . . Speaker's Bureau . Spring Play . . Stage Crew . Stewart . . . Student Council - Sub-Freshmen - Title Page - Track . - Views . Websters Williams - Y-Teens - 36-37 72-73 . 84 156 47 27 153 . 61 58-59 . 1 . 85 . 52 120-129 . 81 158-159 214-215 157 160-190 141-145 . 80 152 54 53 . 26 40-41 130-135 . 3 113-117 6-25 70-71 . 2 83 A Adams,Marguarite 25,174 Appleton, Iune 72, 78, 87, 172, 174 B Bailey, Lee 174 Baker, Carole 4, 20, 25, 48, 55, 58, 59, 67, 74, 75, 81, 90, 171, 172, 174 Bandy, Paul 111, 174 Barber, Bob 174 Barlow, Frank 174 Barnhardt, Barbara 51, 53, 68, 78, 89, 175 Bartlett, Roselee 74, 175 Baylie, Ronald 175 Biringer, lna 175 Bledsoe, Phyllis 59, 85, 87, 175 Blessman, Dale 70, 109, 17.5 Bowman, Ted 175 Boyles, Ray 132, 133, 136, 175 Bradley, Pat 4, 25, 48, 50, 58, 59, 62, 67, 74, 78, 84, 90, 171, 173, 176 Brasel, David 164, 176 Broski, Fred 172, 176 Bruno, Shirley 176 Bruns, David 70, 87, 136, 176 Bruns, Ieannelte 176 Burleson, Nina 176 C Cain, Tom 96, 176 Campbell, Lionell 177 Carlson, Gene 90, 177 Carter, Bette 177, ,- Cartmell, Ronald 61, 177 Case, Dolores 62, 177, Casey, lean 1l,81,126,127, ' , 177 Childs, Paul 8, 24, 25, 48, 177 Chitwood, Vern 96, 177 Clark, Charlotte 178 Clem, lack 178 Coke, Beulah 68, 178 Copple, Earlene 81, 126, 178 . , DEX UF SE IURS Cox, Gerald 178 Cox, Norma 82, 178 Crane, Norma 12, 20, 25, 49, 51, 58, 67, 74, 78, 84, 90, 171, 172, 178 Creek, Harley 178 Cross, Arlene 179 D Dahl, Elinor 14, 25, 47, 48, 56, 68, 81, 89, 126, 179 Dah1stedt,Earnestine 179 Datillo, Phillip 12, 76, 79, 85, 90, 173, 179 Davis, Beulah 179 Davis, Doris 179 Davis, Gloria 179 Dickerson, Bobbie 50, 173, 179 Dore, lanet 90, 180 Drake, Vern 180 Driskell, Ioe 180 Duncan, Bill 70, 180 Floyd 182 Foster, Ronnie 70, 183 Foster, Roy 183 Frazier, Shirley 81, 126, 183 Freeland, Dick 4, 25, 48, 76, 172, 183 Freeland, Louise 78, 183 Frizell, Marion 50, 68, 183 Fry, Mary 183 G f'29Gammon, Willa Sue 82, 183 Gant, Ray 184 Gimmarro, lay 184 Girrantono, Shirley 184 Glover, Bob 25, 48, 72, 78, 184 Goldstein, Shirley 184 Gordon, David 52, 133, 137, 184 Grabau, Carl 184 Dunn, Donna 58, 68, 936173, 180 H Dye, Kyle 20, 53, 72, 1 ,,,.eHafner, Mary 12, 25, 48, 51, 55, Dysart, Charles 76, 83, 122, 180 58' 59,61 68' 79,831 90' 173, 184 E Hales, Deion si, 185 Eads, 1. C. 180 Hall, Shirley 185 Eagan, loyce 181 Ehret, Don 87, 164,181 Eldridge, lack 181 Elkins, Ed 76, 96, 109, 181 Ellis, Paul 181 Endsley, Louis Ferral 181 Engleman, N. 181 Eubanks, Charles 53, 62, 80, 132, 133, 136, 137,138, 181 Euloank, Ed 76, 96, 173, 182 Evans, Virgil 182 F Fares, Norma 182 Feagles, Frank 182 Fisher, Martha 60, 68, 164, 182 Fitzgerald, Gerald 182 Flinner, Donna 12, 20, 25, 48, 50, 58, 59, 62, 67, 74, 75, 84, 90, 173, 182 Hardcastle, Charles 109, 110, 185 Harter, Lorene 185 Hash, Betty 185 Hash, Iohn 132, 185 Haskins 185 Hayhurst, Beverly 186 Herron, Winifred 11, 65, 81, 126, 127, 173, 186 Hiestand, Letty 186 Higgins, David 65, 186 Higginbotham, David 186 Hill, Bob 96,167,186 Hilligoss, Esther 186 Hinds, Nancy 68, 186 Hull, Ronald 187 Hunt, Betty 187 Hunting, Warren 80, 164, 187 I lacks, Ronnie 4, 19, 96, 187 lacques, Charles 83, 187 lenkins, Bob 4, 76, 187 lenkins, Suzanne 187 lohnson, loan Kay 187 lohnson, loan 188 lohnson 188 lohnson, Wanda 85, 87, 188 Iones, Marjie 188 K Kauffman, Bill 20, 25, 48, 60, 62. 76, 173, 188 Keener, Marilyn 62, 68, 79, 188 Kelley, Earl 76, 87, 92, 188 Kenny, Beverly 68, 69, 188 Kesler, C, 189 Kessler, leanine 189 Kilventon, loe 83, 189 Kincaid, Don 76, 96, 172, 189 Kinsey, Ed 189 Klebenstone, lim 189 Kuntz, lim 189 Kurtz, Ianice 12, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 48, 50, 51, 58, 59, 67, 74, 75, 78, 79, 81, 90, 126, 133, 137, 171,190 L Labelle, Dexter 87, 132, 190 LaGore, Marjorie 190 ' Landis, 1-1. 190 Lasswell, Helen 190 Lasswell, Maisie 190 Lawrence, Gloria 24, 25, 42, 46, 48, 51, 59, 67, 74, 75, 78, 87, 173, 190 Lawrence, Iohn 70, 164, 167, 190 Lawson, Harold 96, 191 Lee, Bruce 24, 25, 42, 46, 48, 51, 64, 70, 173, 191 Lee, Marjie 11, 55, 81, 126, 127, 137, 191 Lewis, Fred 62, 191 Licata, Tina 191 Libby, Richard 57, 58, 70, 90, 133, 136, 167, 191 Lippincott, Kent 80, 191 Lynch, Bob 77, 191 Mc McClellan, Richard 192 McCormick, lean 192 'K McCracken, 1-larriet 192 ' McCrory, Ioanne 82, 192 McDaniel, M. 192 M Maddox, Lela 192 Maddux 192 Malott, Gene 192 Manselle, Noel 12, 58, 90, 193 Mason, loan 68, 193 Matney, Martha Sue 68, 193 Mayf1eld,E 193 Meyer,C1corf11a 193 Miller, George 193 Mills, Edward 193 Mills, Helen 82, 193 Mullins, l'1arry 20, 25, 48, 58, 70, 84, 90, 173, 194 N Naylor, Wanda 194 Naylor, Waneta 194 Nelson, Don 96, 194 Nelson, Shirley 194 Netherton, Marie ll, 25, 43, 47, 48, 80, 194 Netherton, Mary Louise 194 Nixon, Richard 194 Norris, Pat 195 O O'Dell, Harry 195 O'Dowd, Ben 195 O'Neil, Carol 195 Oots, Don 195 Osborn, Harriet 82, 195 Otten, Lois 81, 195 P Patrick, Bob 195 f Peeler, lim 22, 24, 43, 47, 48, 51, 196 Perkins, Melvin Leon 96, 196 Powell, Glenn 58, 61, 70, 78, 90, 196 Powell, Virginia 196 Prewitt, Ierry 76, 96, 109, 110, 122, 171, 172, 196 Q Qualls, Duane 70, 83, 196 R Rasmussen, Richard 76, 73, 79. 196 Raup, Bill 96, 196 Redford, Bob 197 Reed, Iames 134, 197 Renfro, lohn 197 Reynolds, Anna May 197 Rifle, Alice 82, 197 Riley, Charles 197 Rinard, Charles 197 Roberds, Paul Wayne 65, 197 Rogers, Frank 57, 198 Roudebush, Forrest 19, 87, 96, 132, 133, 198 Russell, Dean 18, 25, 48, 76, 109. 110, 111, 172, 198 Ryle, Neil 61, 198 S Schneider, Allan 25, 48, 70, 87, 133, 198 Scott, Shirley 68, 198 A Senzee, Gloria 198 Shepherd, Ellen 198 Shepheard, Dick 60, 199 Sherman, Ruth 24, 25, 48, 51, 67, 74, 199 Shriver, Grace 199 Sieker, Norma 25, 48, 51, 58, 72, 90, 199 Sigler, Donna lean 4, 25, 48, 61, 68, 199 Silvertooth, Doris lean 199 Simpson, Marie 67, 74, 199 Skaggs 199 Smith, Lyndell 200 Smith, Marvin 4, 21, 96, 167,200 Sooter, Frank 200 Spoor, George 132, 136, 137,200 Steadman, Tommy 76, 200 Stewart, Shirley 60, 200 Stroth, Paul 200 Sturrgalg, Iackie 25, 48, 68, 69, 172 Swanson, Ierry 53, 76, 96, 167, 172, 201 Swartz, Lowell 201 T Taylor, Bonnie 58, 60, 62, 67, 74, 90,171,173,201 ' Ticknor 201 Toburen, Kathy 201 Toler, Don 201 Toman, Ronald 96, 172,201 Tompkins, A. 52, 201 Totten, Roger 202 Towell, LeRoy 25, 43, 47, 48, 76, 80, 172, 202 Tracy, lim 202 Tully, Mary Ann 60, 202 V Van Trump, George 202 W Wait, Shirley 202 Wells, Betty 53, 68, 69, 202 Wendel, Barbara 4, 25, 48, 50, 67 74, 78, 172, 202 Whipple, Bonita 20, 25, 48, 67, 74 75,133,137,203 Whitcomb, Ed 203 White, Richard 283 Wieligman, Margaret 81, 90, 126 127, 203 Wieligrnan, Rita 11, 25, 48, 50, 68, 69, 81, 126, 127,203 Williams, Mary 203 Will. ahn 203 , Wilson, lim 24, 25, 47, 48, 52, 72, 78, 167, 203 Wilson, Shirley 204 Winters, Allen 204 Wolfe, David 204 Wolfe 204 Wrobley, Ralph 76,204 5 ,i2'Y 1-ff airy! 5 T, I ,-if df Iv I r' f. 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