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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1954 volume:

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Q X y-7 fi' N LAYING FUUNDATIONS ,... ,, Y . , 3 , P ,i ,., il ,gg ' 4' Y 'Q 'Asw Jieilliuuw ii 5 wg ,L-I ?':f . .6 ' f' I ', f .-f fa C .,: 'xx .rss ,'f,r f f. 'ff at S ...- ,QQMIG Q 's I OFFICE STAFF-A WINNING TEAM COURTEOUS and dependable, our office staff is al- ways on duty keeping the clerical wheels of our school running smoothly and steadily. Their work requires lots of skill Cand elbow greasej . Still, these diligent workers always have a cheerful smile to greet students seeking advice or information. Busy Mrs. Verda Davidson, Registrar, has charge of all 1750 student records. Mrs. Frances Clouse, Attendance Clerk, efficiently keeps track of all ab- sences and tardies. Mrs. Lola Snowden, the third clerk, has a variety of duties which she does quickly and accurately. All together, a winning team! A WELL-EDUCATED NIAN must have in- terests in many fields. This certainly is true of our principal, Mr. C. O. Williams. We are all familiar with his friendly greeting as we meet him in the hall, and his bold signature on various excuse and change cards. What we perhaps aren't as acquainted with are his activities after hours. He is one of the library's most regular visitors, for many a night he leaves with an arm- load of books. Active also in church work, he teaches a class of young people. As an escape from this intellectual world, he has set up in his basement a carpentry shop. PRINCIPAL OF PRINCIPLE To drill, or not to drill 5 The life of Riley no less 21: -K. ..., ' .1vQ. ,wWA '1-' 1 il , r ,f r A l I .c -l 1 A uni! T., 1 'Q' 1 V., fir 'N , . 1 If X X R 56.1 1 - ,. A 1 'qi' sl A P- f-. ,ir A ' . Ly- X ..f X A N. x pf ' F wp 'Y ' . f h xiX . 5' rl 4. Q. .. E MINNIE M, BAKER JVANITA Bum Rlcmmn C. BENSON ELENORE K. CANNY ROBERT CLOssoN MRS. FRANCES CLOUSE School Accounts Clothing Typewriting Biology Common Learnings Attendance Clerk Typewriting Foods Bookkeeping English rf' WN- . 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V, ,- f A , -L x Neff, A .,- r ' f- Q-vifdj ' mf gffrf -f '12 s A 9515, Y- H aw' W- Y f' T: , F' Q' f - Ti' , 'H' ' 'iq' -'jf' V 'kg Y 339' , , Wvlg v . ,i '-,,-. ,,,., 'b I V ' M A 4 ,f . , 1 fx 1,ff,::Q.gg,,e..v'f ' M 41.14.-fli2L..,,,W., Y U .NM L....L,....L. , W ,,A,,,,,,A,,, -.-,., wwig-egg- ,'9. Q iA? xv,, tr., ' Y - Q15 ,nn nb 'ls ' 6' qw-- BEKNARU C, GREENE W. M. CiRl'BE 1WfARY Sri Hoovsk NEW, A, Higri-ON MARY MARGARET Relaxed Tracles Phnmgraphy Girls' Physical English JOHNSON Boys' Human Science Education English PRICELESS PROFS 451. ,,a2-. l '- 535' x X A -. VX' --- ,.... .TQ . v Z,b..., HELEN M. LAPsi.EY IKENE LAF,n'm rE DONUVAN lNlAliB0TT JOHN M,u:AuTm'K lWlARCIA IWANNING Commun Lenrnings Music Music Arirhmetic Ai-iihmggiq Civics Mathematics hlmhemmigg f . -s I A 3 A 1 l -fy i 'i I Mus. fv' 3 1.4. XU , ,wc f'X MARTHA KAY Accompanis! Ross l5lARTlN Arizhmeric Speech ,J .Tw ,o- K 'Ia 4, , ve: A-A v,..N ' t as 5 'Y- , , . ,, l My is v ,Y -' Q N' ' V1 of -?-,, W' 'Y' A C l YC K li 511111111 Vi1u.1x1xMvfill vu Kuniiuxi Mliiuz Ciixrvlrve Nmxilx Giiiivg H, PApA5 XX'lill.uiPREWI1'T y'g',,,,i1 gimp Ynglich Ti pew riung llumcmaking Family Lixing English ' ' F ll N ' Publications Lum Slunugraphy no 5 ev,5 I y 4:-I 12:1 ll 32 gt FII .2 3- 3 I.. A. PRIEFERT Metal Shop fge'-AGL.. .f . ,4 N If X3 9 ' y-, , J 4.-5 Air' f Q rv yu-if , S 1 rua: 4. X ' 'Y f E 5' fr if A N -f I ua G C 'Q'-.,, T ' ef. E I V ' ew, x f' f , E I , ., ' i ' - I ' ' 5 A 'I f 1 , , 1 . Well I ' , f i.-I 3 ,np sm WILLIAEI T. RIDLEY MARION W. SELL JAMES R. SHEPHERD MRS, LoLA SNowIIEN Civics Band World History Clefk World History Orchestra Instrumental Music G E N U I N E G E M S MXSGT. KENNETH STORMS R. O. T. C, 1 Nw , ' I V A ,A R K ,.,f :, sl! ' ' '4 'A 4 A 'S . x A . K I Z 1 '- ' W'-5 : if 49 P I . R . I ff I A ll EvA VANNATTA NELLE WELLS ETTA MARIE WILSON WINIEREII YtII'NG xVAl.l.ACE ZACKIILA Speech Common Learnings Speech English Wood Shop Public Speaking Dramatics Metal Shop Not pictured NON W- '500l E OTA C. CRos1'I-IWAI1' JAMES C. MIKQIIAEIS BIUIOSY Common Learnings ' Physics Psychology General Scicnte Rov F. BRowN Boys' Physical Education MARIE BIJRRVS English J. I.. FIEI,I1s Boys' Physical Education VlRl.ANlJ S, HARRIS Drivers' Education Boys' Physical Chemistry BENETA REIU Clothing Education 1 GIAIIYS SANDERS AGNES K. LRAwI'oItu Cosnv HARRIsoN Girls' Physical Art Common Learnings Edm-ation Q. Q 2 'fl-ff.,f ' , RALPH E. TIEFEL Drafting if ' I K. I - at at I, jg L, f f ,tv Aff MARY Ztcxerooss Arithmetic Drafting GENE SEIIASTIAN Boys' Dhysical Education CARI. V. WEs1' Algcbm Senior Refresher Math Jrsszl WII LI1 I' American History World History N I ni ,A . . 'fix , 5: A up up ing , 'A N ysical 4adun gcbri cshcr Mnrh isuxry nsmry J' -Sf-.JJ Who goofed? I. if x , , y A ,ra 391' wha,- 5-l H v, ,Af ,nm A ' ':.- - f-KI W' . ,bsfg r:f5-' l .IMI Mi. I Xvurth 999 worth S ,Q S-M ,, , ,.,, . ,, , .,... .. ...... .-.,.. -M.---....--f V -1 --- Af-..-, -- --.W -M-Aw--V-xi H CAPABLE- CHARMING Anna K. Stewart Counselor 'Z:::v A CAN I Dixon MATH? Where should I go to college? Can I get a scholarship? These are only n few of the 4ll1CSIi0.ns that are brought to Iinst's counselor, Miss Anna C. Stewart. For college-minded students Miss Stewnrt's office Contains up-to-tlute information on nearly any school lllcy might wish to gittencl. She is also n co-sponsor of the Student Council and is on lmml for all their mixers. Clnpnlale-clmrnning-thnt's our Miss Stewart. eb- xl.. 5 ,s' X Top Row: Roger Borgelt, Donald Reed, Bill Snow, John Ekstrom, Ronnie West, Allan Hurst, john Langton, Jerry Knight, Bill Moore. Second Row: Sanford Ruse, Wayne Wagenet, Don Tutrentine, Bruce Busey, Walter Moseley. Bottom Row: Harkless Cupp, jim Cooper, Dale Noble, Harl Hanson, 1. T. Little, Gerald Peel, jim Flynn. TRU TEE ON DUTY ORCHIDS to the first semester Student Council for the new flashy proctor buttons which they made possible! A new system was instituted in the cafeteria by the proctors under the guidance of Mr. James R. Shepherd, teacher. This year, contrary to previous years, no table was allotted to the proctors. Instead, they were scattered throughout the cafeteria to maintain order. Another change under the present administration was the segregation of the boys and girls leaving the cafeteria. T' On dufy? Hold that linel l'll have three tootsie rolls! USUPER SERVICED is Z1 vivid description of the amount of work accomplished by the industrious cafeteria workers every day, every lunch hour. It is anyone's guess how they know just the right amount of food to prepare, for every day these great masters of cookery prepare an unbelievable amount of food for the ever-hungry student body and the faculty. With Miss Chase as its manager, the cafeteria is run smoothly and efficiently. These women manage to serve five lunch periods with never tiring efforts and a specialty of theirs, the friendly smile they are always ready to give you. The cafeteria prepares not just plate lunches but a variety of salads, desserts, soups, and serves ice cream. To the delight of everyone turkey was served at Thanksgiving and Christmas. 'GSOUP-ER SERVERS if i-J b -'1 ., an-. 5-A ,aft ,VV1 sa... ieevr , V 5 3 .E lt must be good, Lloyd! Four chocolate, five strawberry. :md nuts - , , . -Y.4 .----. .--.- f - --- .Y-- --..----H - .-.-..Q.-Y----v ---...-,, . ,,. ..,.,.,,,.,, A, ,., -.-nk EVERY YEAR many Junior and Senior 'fi students decide to take Drivers Edu- V cation, a popular one-half year sub- li ject taught by Mr. Virland Harris. All students get one period of actual i - driving experience each Week and Q , one day is spent in the classroom ,,- if with instruction from the book, in- J ' A teresting demonstrations, and tests. .,..J f 1, ' DRIVING - PEOPLE MAD Bark Run-: Charles Lefholz, John Worden, Don Smirh, Bob Schnizker, Fred Fisher, Joe Egerron, Bob Middleton, J. T. Little, Ernie Paris, Bob Morgan, Royal Fields, Ronald Rinkenbaugh, Frank Bowers, Dick Wesr, Charles Sherman, Roger Borgelt, Ted Woodard, Otto Sayles. Third Roux' Douglas Cayley, Bill Shaffer, Richard Palmer, John Justus, Russell Samuelson, John Langton, Charles Clark, John Shepherd, Don Pirrman, Wayne Hoover, Jim Ganz, Bob Wells, Richard Groner, Elma Bruce, Elaine Hatter. Seromz' Rrmu' Darla Summers, Linda Yardley, Martha Bray, Judy Kersten, Linda O'Dell, Jeanette Huffman, Darlene Gunter, Shirley Roberts, Darlene Johnston, Linda Liter, Harklcss Cupp, Jerry Knight, Marilyn Deuser, Pat Blakemore, Sharon Haase, Steffie Plisowski, Pat Cannon, Firrl Raw: Ginger Vaughn, Lois Bartlett, Judy Fortney, Jeanine Huffman, Janice Leonard, Jo Dean Isom, Charlene Hayhurst, Jo Ann Mingauw, Barbara Cherry, Darlene Drake, Joanne Laswell, Beverly Tryon, Marlene Oots, Joanne Conard, Marigold Groves, Berry Lowell, Carol Porter. . . ' 'ii A ' 'Q I , 1 I , If It J S e aj' 'Qty I 'ffl at-J if-e 'Q - QV V , Q 1, X I RN r A ' . , an 'il- .s1.r,d3'. w-. 444.4-., - .- af -,f-l,wff5, H , K I 1 A -t i Fx . .L ,H- 'X' 1, ' i ,H iii-YW '-,S 'jjj a - 7 A' i 5- ' K i - v V, '- -1 J ' 1- J - J -Q v-' X-4' ,I 4' 1 f i 3 i I J, i, ' A U Q13 .J R. - ALWAYS WORKING for the welfare of the school and community are the group of citizens who comprise the Parent-Teacher Association. Like any organization a good deal of time is consumed by meetings, but they also back such activities as Open House, teen-town, and the Fairyland picnic. Outstanding on the P.T.A. calendar are the fall and spring potlucks. At these evening meetings, husbands and wives both take part in the activities. Founders' Day was marked this year with a talk by Mr. C. H. Nowlin, former East principal, and with a skit by Miss Marie Burrus' senior English students. Bark Roux' Mrs. W. M. Firing, Mrs. George Grisham, Mrs. Rithart Brown, Mrs. Russell Wirrtlen, Mrs. Charles Crust, Mrs. Kenneth Smith Mrs. Ralph Ramsey. Fmn! Roan' Mrs. C. L. Frevele, Mrs. Harlow Ifpperx Mrs. A. R, Shepherd, Mrs. Rorhie Summers, Mrs. Dorothea Bishop. V :WY 'T.g1'245 PARENT-TE CHER Fancy feast l pl rj ASSOCI T10 25s ,f' ,.- ref'- f' , 1 . ' is L ' . 1. - .sv if - 5 ,W 1-w if 4. , if 5 is . agar , I . gr - If sig. g Mrs. A. R. Shepherd Prexideul President .... Mrs. A. R. Shepherd lst'Vice President . Mrs. Kenneth Campbell 2nd Vice President . Mrs. Russell XVorden 3rd Vice President . . Mrs. Fred Johnson 4th Vice President . . Mrs. XVm. Hanley Recording Secretary . Mrs. Rothie Summers Corresponding Secretary . Mrs. R. F. Brown Treasurer .... Mrs. Harlow Eppcrt Founders' Day Chairman ..... . . . . . . . . Miss Marie Burrus Parliamentarian . . Miss Rose Martin Auditor . . . Mr. L. A. Priefcrt er' herd uhell rden nson inley mers 'own spert Jrrm .mrtin efcrr JG- ,f A K ' 1 , , i P , 7- ' ' .. - - X ' Q :rv i , ' li vi. 3 LL Q x 1 1 ?1.v.3l.i!i Y 6 5 i ' Q- 1- A lx ' N-1 V ff 1 'b an 6 . I , ., ' x I as-,L i' 5 ff J F 4' nu' s limi Rffzi Muilyn Deuwr. J. 'I'. Linle, Linda Liter XXVI-Q xvixxi Moore fm' president W-19 llw opiniun of the Junior class .19 they eleelenl Bill Moore their presiilem. liek Dunn WAS the eI,Ni,1 iS's Yeep, .mil l mil.i l,iLer'li.1Ll ilu- l.lNli ufQeC1'et.1ry'. lice-ping LI'1l'Jli ul' the elixs liumlx WAS lolm lxl-isirimi, Tre.1sui'ei'. Seeing Llml :miller was lsepl, XYJN lie-,irless CU , J . toi, film Eksimm, Dum llmnsrerrer. Prmzl Kuna' J.iek Dunn, Bill Munro. N OORE Sgr.-nr-arms, -I. T. Linde. Reporring the happenings ofthe meetings was Doris Bram- steitler. Reporter, The job of Gift Receiver w.1i placed in the enpnhlc hands of Marilyn Deuser. 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J 1 . is ' i 3' ,Q-42' tj Pi 'fl 1 W tai' :T -4 ' H 3 ' E,- f' l A 1 , ' L' A , X A K BM Ar I Last-minute preparation W E 'R E U P P E R C Top Rou'-Francis Holman, XVayne Homer, Carol Hopkins, Dolores llornlmrkle, Shirley Houk, jim Huffman. Swami Rau---Paul llntlson, litltliu llnlts, llcnry Hurst, Bill Hyland, Dc Aun james, Shirlcy johnson. Tlzinl Ron'-AVirginia john- son, Darlene johnston, Billie jones, Donna jonus, jntlith jones, Kenneth jones. Ifourlb Row-Roddy jones, joycc Kaiser, XVaslwy Kanauar, llntlx Kcrscy, Sondra Kiscr, jerry Knight. I-'ifllz Ron'-Barlmra Koska, Marilyn Krt-ustlnncr, Allscrta Kuchinski, Larry Larkcn, Donna Lasucll, Terri l.auu-ll. Sixllf Run--ffiiliarlcs l.auf- fcr, jim Laurilzcn, Carl Lawson, Mithacl l.u Clcr, Mary Lulgctnootl, Charles Lef- holti. Sum-fill: Kon'-Don Lohman, Charles Lcnnan, janitc l.t-ooartl, Nt-xin Luuis, jutlith Liston, Lintla Liter. Ballon: Rau'-j. T. Little, Cllatnluttt- Lytlnk, janclle Mahan, Frances Martin, Nanny NtCaulluy, Sharon Mdllnrc. LASSMEN NOW AT LAST! 1- 4 1. ,l ,le, En' n llfi. ,lm rm nf- .cf- l ii, :llc L 1:11 ' p,. g V-V -l Q li 'll rs- L' wp' 'Ka' gl i ti C- - r. .?' , :S 'L 'J ' 1 5 . E. -- , 4, rf, if nf -5 ' ,L F ' Q, , Hr f ' V . if . . 5 ' J A X, f I J x 'I M 5, - l T, P i A ' 31 ' ' X 5 .- I ' 'f - -: Q ,. l -, .- + - ' n L l 1 . -E71 if-lk-4 thy. Q If rpg ' l li ,, Ny! ' fi - , 2 2 W ' 5 ,.i.., - , f I Ai V N 5' My A , N V .L , 4 ' I , Y A - l r , lg 4 x. 4 K , V I - 1. . X I r an 1 ! C, Q. Q h ' .bl L E ' l L: J f:.a I l 1 : if l Q- V Y r, .4 , :-. , V rm . . if lg- ' Va A '5 4 if f ' 4 1 'A , ii - . 1- - L .E Q 'D 1 . Q - . . N ' 1 f ' j ., ' 'f ' ' 'ff ., . , - C , 5 lg, ,?.- V ,2 ff L' - Q' A ' -1,- L ff ' . if L4 L A L L. L Q I2 , ' x A. , gi 1.5, ' l 515 xi '- n - r' P f V 'Q ,- ' ll ' :.! 3' --1 - V 2, W, ' 7 ',,' ' ', 1 X E , if . Q- , w ,A r ff- -7 g, A if' ' 1 . . 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I-'ijllf Rau'--Donna Frcdcrnhmn, Hub Freeland, l'.u lirculmnil, jc.mnc Frucnnm, M.mnn f1.xllcn,jlm Knmr, Rr-s.xl5n Gamer, Rnlwrr Gardner, Dixie Ciurncn, juan GnsLiLl1.Six1b Rau'-Marilyn fnxL'rsnl1,f,.lrl friliu, P41full,lurilmfnnunlu, lnnun lmmlmnn, Kenneth Kimmel, james Cmrrlun, Mnrrhulu Gmxing, PM Crrzuin, jun Gregg. Yrzrulb Rrfwffliirlmrrl Owner, N.umlr.r hrnlwlws, Mus lfunn,5l1.lrnn lrlnusc, Pansy llrrluunmhe, Nurnm ji-nn Hales, H.xrl Hanson, Larry Hard- li Hom Km: H.nrl1.rr.l Haven, Vcrilin ll.mk, Chnrlcuc llznyhurar, Charlene Henk Lnuisu llendrinks, llqrkluss C ug 1. Srmml R '-- .1 11 r , - I H 1, Y - - -A Diurrirh, lflmcr Ihmnc, :annum Iumkc. lhwl Umkvlli HH'-I Ruff!-aff! 17-Im:-H, J Hwy Bug, HW,-I' john Lkqmm, CQ.rrnI I-lkins, Luk l'lllS, Plnllp Izllxs. l'rnnll: Rau'- -.usllc Kenneth llnrriw, ll.nnu ll.xrlur, 0 Nnrgliuin HL-rrun, Iinlain llnlxlm. lhnn llnksnn, .Xlnnluu lliflrcy. llclun llugnn. WERE JUNIORS! 1 l 3 t A ,,a4a V I . . V ep L 1 i P 3 f ' 1' vii I L ,rpg sz. 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M .Tv N V' :H . if A 5 'X L, N ii ii 4 ii V l ' ' . -yitl , I I A -shun Q i lv 7' if , L f p . 1, PR S Wx ef ' S , M' L . W ., H 2,5-,W 1 l ' L ,S L r ' K . X ' 2 gf - 1 , Q 'i W , li . if f ,. ' 4 Y S ' ,. in Y S -1 lj ' ' , y l V , ', ' il ' Y i l if' lr, in ,sf lit it i' I fifty ' la.. .Q A X -, ' g Hg: Tap Rau'-Willard McCord, Reba McGahan, George McKinstry, jim McPilte, Rosemary Merideth, Eddie Mickey, Bob Middleton, Diane Millard, Eleanor Miller, Mary Monteil. Serornl Rau'-Bill Moore, Robert Morgan, Sylvia Morgan, Charles Morris, Donald Morris, George Myers, Genevieve Myka, Courtney Nelson, jim Nicely, Dale Noble. Tbinl RowfBob Noland, Bill Norman, james O'Dell, Linda O'Dell, IleWayne Oden, Donna Ohlson, Richard Palmer, Sharon Park, jerry Payne, Tuggy Pence. Fourth Rau'iRoger Phelps, Don Pittman, Steffic Plisowski, Carol Porter, Bob Potter, Ruby Poush, Bill Powell, Dale Praiswater, Judy Qualls, Dorothy Rarhaner. Fillla Rau'-joan Ratzlaff, Mary Ann Reerc, Donald Reed, Larry Reed, Mary Reinmiller, Richard Rhodes, Don Richardson, Kenneth Ritldell,Winifred Riggs, Barbara Roberts. Sixlb Roufsliddie Roberts, Nelcyne Robinette, Don Robinson, Richard Rose, Karl Rowlett, Wilnia Salmon, Curry Sand- ers, Robert Sthnitker, Bill Schroff, Carol Schuldt. Sevcrzllz Rau'-Marilyn Scott, Bill Senzee, Ralph Shaw, Betty Shephard, Bill Shepard, john Shepherd, Charles Sherman, Roy Sides, Billie Sieker, judy Sieker. Bollam Rou'iBeverly Skaggs, Peggy ,lo Skaggs, john Smart, Clara Smith, Donald Smith, Doris Smith, Eugene Smith, james Smith, judy Soldanels, janis Souslcy. A JUNIOR'S LIFE IS REALLY TOUGH -1 'T ' CA gl F .,-be 94 Q A A- if-r' , , T ' A f , fi A 1 ,f , A s ii i I - - - T Y il T '1 . V A A 1 I + 9 ' Q be -.- 5 533 ., A' 9' via ' - ' .. fl 4 - qi, ' . V , , ,W X I 1 , rr --z-- 'vw' I A n Yi , f r K .- 1 x, 4, 2 . 5:1 5 A l H . A fy lm' + ! fl - ' ik. A 5 2 'f g:,,,,.,-., J in 1 ZA I M 1 i lx . il E f X, ' ' 4 .- - , ' or n P 6, E . 4' 5 . 4 N S , . . ' 5. A Q 5 , 'Z 1 1.1 9 u 'S' A if f ' ' ' l 333 f, .. ,fQv, '- T , X7 fl , 1 N-.,, ,, ,, N -I ' 1 I ' 'H a i A une rge ell, ffie Dall 5115- nd- xrdi art, .19 . 2 - ' f' 5 A , Ji Q . ' V' ' V Vg a .kms , 'F' , Q r A - , -c bs 'VH 1 5, , E. Q ' 3 ' ' ', A VV, Tap Rau'-Ronnie Speal-ce, john Spillman, Joanne Srary, Joe Smnley, Marlene Sul- livan, Dorothy Tasvney. Sammi Rau'-Donna Taylor, Carl Thomson, Nancy Thom- Snn, Yvonne Tillery, Bob Tinsley, Marion Tirsworih. Thin! Rou'fWay ne Tilswnrzh, junly Tompkins, Vonda Tracy, Beverly Tryon, Genera Vasselaras, Elton Villines. Fourlb Rou'fRonaIcl Vorholx, Leland Wagner, Billy Wall, Kenneth Wall, Bill Walsh, Vernon Warner. lfifllr Rau'-Donna Wfarrcn, Roger Wfendell, Bob WilL'4vx, Eilucn Williams, Rnena Willianws, Hope Xwisdom. Ballon: Row-Bobby Win, Bob Wmxlf,jin1 Young, Peggy Young, Harold Zollman, Ann Zum, Peck, peck, peck! r: , ,, .uni Arrival of Curly's coat WITH JUNIOR TESTS AND ALL THAT STUFF! g p--........,. ,. A , I I , X' itifiw V 'W 1 i I- .7 Ewa 5' l H LV 5 K , I 1 , I- , l W - V -41 5 -1 DST- fr' if 1 :J ,::.' ' L' l jf ,, W . , V . sg , ,, E. uv j 7 1 'Q Q 1 j - ' ne A tal' ' 5 4'-'ffl Q 4 Q D 'lu ' ' 1 .Q ' ew ' . , 13 I 'i if . 5 , b ,mg j 5 Q A cs l , K: 1 I Q I... lg A: A j My ' - e - ty, A 5 has . j fu 1 .1 A , 9 V ' . if f 1 f ' ' 2 2- fu 4' K we f , f S- I, Y tt, . ,A ' . . 21 ay , 53 f. . .. I' ,, f,L, ' , I I -W3 K 1 , V 5 ' '1 n , ,gf t A Q, 1 ' 'ft T 5 - 1 . 1 Q A 4 3 3' 5 LC H R , 1 4 fs: 'A . 1-112. . 4' I S , 6 o ft a A.. W A by 9 . 1 ' , X , A Q Q S , , . 4 . - ft ' l' ' ' Q ' -. .3 . ' if - il' ',' ' i f 1 X . 'wa' ,, f lf- C ' B 'sf ' j V ' A ir ' h,,TAn1 W ' P I 91 E if I Q. R' K 'I' K 5 1' , 5. 5 ' - 1 . 4 A , jf -I 1' 'A 't v 1 p t ae? 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Sixlb Row- C- Shirley Cross, ji.m Dahman, Kay Daugherty, Bob Davis, joan Davis, Donald Davidson, james Day, jerry Deuscr, Dick Dobbins, Mike B Dutoit. Svrenlb Row-jerry Edmondson, Mary Egerton, janice Egner, james Ellis, judy Ellis, Gary Elling, Artie Emmerick, Loren Em- ll mcrick, Frieda Endsley, George Erdman. Boltom Row-Bill Evans, Mary Evans, Bob Fain, Bill Fairall, Edith Fcltis, Clark Eernan, janis S- Ferrin, john Fessman, Walker Finley, Donald Fitzgerald. 'I F 5 SOME SAY WE'RE LAZY, AND I GUESS 'Fl 3 f 'rsun, nuise Blil- nretm mdra ou-i Mike I Em- Janis X134 1 :gl 1- 5- ' - .., , ff, l r' 5 M Q 'E' Xe' , 7 , ,n l 1-- ' 'S ' -1' , A f N 1' if 1' lf A V , Lg Q Q - --nz . S. S 41' ,Y ,A 3' '. I f. 'J A L .. .Z my, .J K N I Q I- Mig nr r L ' ' - 2 Q , R . . . . 1 .N Q. Q. , .- f . ,- , U' X . ' sf' v . - ' Vx -L , ' ..., . t . 4 Is there a doctor in the house? ' 5 5 f' ,X ! . . , - L A A I - 'V ' I 1 la C sf N , -lr, 1 B '- , r, . Q H1 415 lj 9 1' L' , ggi, , 0.-Q 5 11 , 1 l -. l ' 'l is 4- -' f ' iv ' av- i ' s ' y , 4, 4 , ul 4 ,M li- f , Y .K .K Ewnnwmwnvq 1 -M xv E ll- '- - .: , 1' 'S ol 'T L JL. - 1 lv 1 1 ' 2 Q rf V 'ez 22- W 9 5 i . ., - bs 5 . ' ' ' V V . QA 1 if ' ff 'l .i l . 4 ' '1 L L I ' . ' F- ' ' 5' , :Q .r A 4 gf 4 ' 7 'A j 5 ' Lx , J X51 . 1 l 1. B 1 ., :N L' ,S wi- ! ..k V .-W ' ' 7 C ' .U 5 f . ' f 4 r f , v N17 -'- x-7 IS: F L A. Tap Ron'--jim Bmxnmn, Sharon lflmll, Shirlcx l'-mln, juxly Fmrlnep. Rnxnmml BOEil'dW3llC Fulmn, lirncilinc funn. 5.401111 lfnu-NI,ur3 Chinn-r, Dun Cmsrincnu, llqrulll C lb sun, Rnnaxlnl Cnlwwn, Buurly Cfilv, l5un Cfuxnlur. llmfl Run-Iflnynl ililllmm, Nur ginin Clinnnnrm, mu: ull-H, 1J..m c..wkm'g, c.C.,f,1U c...mu, Aiqmm c..,fd.,n, Ifulnlll Ron' lluinl Cmmhcr, llxll t.r.uIl. f,l.lxrunCfr.xy,fQ.1rnlyn Cir.1hnm,ju Ann Grunllmusu, Holy ffrisamn Ivfllf Rm: imry Kmxnrx, Clary Cmliyk, llmxnrd Hales, Hohlvic ,In llnll, Nunn llxlllnmrl, llurnllumzl ll.xnuy. Mxlfr Kun--Hill Hanley, Kxllhc. lccn llgmnlluy, Clcqrgg ll.nrnl..u1Iv, .Luk llnrmlm, Iicjwjwrr lluris, Tim llnnngu, Xnuzllm Run-H Cncnrgc ll.uus, lluxlu Il.nu. lull ilulIwrg.l'.1ul llcnsun, Paul Yfvcslcy lllll. llvllfnzl Run hu-vun llnvlw. l.xrIu.u llnlmuh, llunnn Hullnnxl, juhn li-wwf, lk-mu -ln llxr uk. Immun up llullm ln Hess TIIEY KNOW US WELL -- WE CONFESS 'ta A 3 :, 4 -1 ' ..,- 'Qt' 1 'C 'I '- - f e fu-' 51 , 2' R L Qi in R -y f T , N K K i ,I . Y if w 4 ' bl ii' i l i - fi in 4- A -. ,, V , A , 1 ' 1 ' A 1 , Mi, 2 55- A N1 fr. , ,.. fy, V ' i ,g f an 'ri if C 4 yi? f if fil l 'Z z lv I7 IA 1 I Q N7 i l N ,, ' g ' fr s .- v J - S ev L A --2:-ff? ,e i ' ' an llillagc l V q 1 4 V w l ,V l nz.. g X I ti 1 X 1 l Q lg ,X W. 4 ' X ,S ,gf .ef i S5151 , Ex 4 lip E, f I 'W Q, 'V w A Roman wedding ,, Keep all six feet on the floor! - V- -7 My Ln-. .4-QR: f 7.1 I 1 N5 ..,, Q -,'Vh L -V N - .0-' Q.. f .iff A ,.l'Qff' ' I ' f ' r -ri r y ear rj., re ry., ' M A F a TT N f f ' , 'Si f - aff ' , A , W , .MQ 51 y V Vixf V' ,, K5 W A N ' -..- , E, ,A 2' - A' ' 14152 , :iz ' lrlif h ., Il., ,, ,, Q! Y 3 .i r A - ii 1 -- I 34 .4 a 5 A' Q 'L' - 5 v ' 1 1 , an .VM -' f , . X . fs. K . A j 5 V ' r Q fr H24 . ,,, W , 7 - ff' an E L , ,r - I ay. , I: A iw , A PAQ' X A i Y 'Z' A' b i :if 1 l C' A f ' l 'v 1 ...VJ 11' fl fax- f e l f bg. .. . ,1 l Y gg ! x M ,ri , v v q ox e-. 5-2. , Typ Rau'-jcannine Huffman, Ruth Iilainc Hughes, Shirley Hughes, Gary llurst, Bob jaakson, Mona jaakson. Srroml Rau-fShirIean jaikson, Diana johnson, Ron- ald johnson, Laurenu: jones, Henry justice, jolm jusliie. Tlzinl Ruwwjoann Kahle, Nancy Keirh, Larry Kessler, Rush Kilburn, Brenda Kiuerer, Framis Klos. lfnnrlb Rau'-Rosa Lee Knisley, Fern Konp, Mary jo Kowalski, Barhara Krysa, Rex Koehn, Tom Kunz, liiflb Rau'-Bill Kumneilcr, jalk Laney, Ronnie La Marry, Rirharnl Laninghanx, Druid Laughlin, Barbara Lauriuen. Sixllv Rm1'fMar1l1a Laws, Tom Ledforrl, Billy Lee, Sherryl Lmsellyn, Thelma Lindsey, Dean Logan. Xruullv Rau- gllonna Lowman, Ln Ilonne Mannerinjg, Mona Marks, Rohin Marrs, Sharon Maxon, Myral Mayfield. Hallam Rau'-fMargnerile Miiiorniilk, Par Miflmari, Margaret McNamara, Norma Meisner, Sieve Melton, Hill Mergen. WE'RE THE SOPHOMORESZ A El .ig l A .FS 'l l . H irst, lon- hle, 'nib ehn, mrtl foul 'fun' iron ,4 an l, i ' in ' 4 1 'Rs iv' - if --4 , xA' -t S. cf ,l .af ij J . jx I F ' ,, , 4: Q ,. Q Q I l,. I L Q, .z 'pil y li, gi 'TQ Qi? V 2 .., K W' M 599 AMS' bb llf' 'mAk ,S V , z V 6 E ,S -' 5. ' ifvagy in g ' ' f ,V y eg .Q V N X me 5 elf ,ff M 4, P ' g re Vim I AA,, Ixy, Y ag I ! aw, A4 ' 1. TQ f' x. ' ' eg x ,J 1 . fi i., , , . J J , S i g ' ' 2' L' Sm- i ' Vg S V g,.. , F... ' 'QMS 1 L' ly: if ' .4--5 is if ,fe ff I X 1 f In i .av A- S l , S 5 M-J-W 1 tif: P S-A 1' 1 I ' if , ..f L A rr . g- my 1. , L '21, -T 4-f 'f ' if . 3' .. f l ,, Ak M ,,m'i,3Mi,:4:f:, f .Qi K Wiglbllv M 'fx ,V 1 ' A: N ' A if Q 7,5 f ff 1 i- V, : -- I , H- P w i 1, ff '54 f 1 ' V ' i V ,L Qfwh' J E if , - . ' f, 2 Q r- 6 S 1' ' 1 i Q 5 5:9 fy,-A t 2 1? Q - .f mf, 1, 5, QQ, , f X? ' i I 1 Top Rm:-'Charles Miller, larl Miller, laik Miller, Nancy Mills, Stanley Miller, Doug Miser, Raymond Miser, Pauline Mitthell, Vivian lklimmu, Mike Monmh, Mfmml Run--l.oretui Morgan, Dorothy Moseley, Marie Mowell, Phyllis Munkers, Nanny Murphy, Norma Murray, Richard Myers, Hill Nash, lixelxn Ncelei, Charles Nirotlemug. Thin! Rau'-Pat Niaodemus, james Nixon, Terry Noland, Richard Odgers, Nm-mi, O'Ri1cy, PM O'Rilei, Nami Ouxltx, Helen Parsualtl, lid Pauly, Eleanor Payne. Ifanrlb Rau'-Charles Paynter, Helen Pcllow, Rich- ard Pente, XY'antla Panic, Pat Pt-nniston, S.mtlr.i Perry, Carol Pererson,Tom Phillips, Larry Plaskett, Kae Plumb, Fillb Row-Charles Porter, Al,-LL. jenn pricfum xvilliiim Qnartlelmum. liurmltl R.ie!.iml, Gary Rettor, Bob Reed, Herbert Reed, Mariann Reed, Ruth Recd, Wanda Reed. Skill: Rorrf-Carl Reniro, joanne Roh, Cinarl Rinehart, Gary Roark, Ywonne Robinson, Carlene Russell, Alfred Salmon, Otto Sayles, Lorene Sells, Ronald Shaclxxitk. Sliinlli R011-fllun Slumrtlter, Sally Sieggen, Sylxia Sieu err, Linda Slater, Arlene Smith, Glenn Snow, Pat Snyder, Alite Soelvorg, Larri Som, Karol Sparks. Uullnm Rfm-f-X5l'ilrvm Speak, Carla-en Speed, Franklin Spenter, Melha Spivey, john Stanford, Beverly Smcnwn, ,,I,,,,, 5,,,,,w, out Qnim, mm 'rim mf, Tinlor. Now wiyirifz OLDER AND LOTS BRIGHTER, A i X if .Q- fle- F1-wwlnan, A ,541-A f . . ,, u . - V 1qr,,f',.. ' , ,P VA, , fsg:1,v-- '. N' ' .. my ff af ' 1 n ,f ft 4:-A U- , 'vm r '1-ii-u rdf NYY? 'nf 5. ' 'ANN 7 i , , 'O X Q u 30 W., , Lx 7 'fv- ,., 1 r .r 1 4 '4 '22 E , 3 f' ,Zi Q ,,. , . 5 , 5 W ?'6? Q A fung- Q 0 l , fl' As 8 1 . x v 5 M L. Lovely to look at O 1 H Oopsllgoofed OUR FRESHMAN ff' , 5, - E , fx- 'Iv H ' Q-'- ,5 - , Q -.xg ,lx --Z A 'lv . if ,f'At Wi, A' Q '?fvf f1 ,- UAV, 1 g in l X X- .. t I ' -3. gn-71 ' C+ H . if 'Q P, . lf, ' QT 5 41? N me if fftlffl yi at ff lg-L , - f '-Q2 ' 1 - 4, , V I1 - J s 3 r - , A - A .Q 3 K 'A Q, 'iffy 1 L ' f 41 i ' T7 '- ' O v 1 l J I li ' Ah!! 2- 1 , : I E i - - In. L 3 f Q A A --wi' Q :lit -it-., .f-5 1 'V l , .9f!,r ..f . O ll L I A- 3 'Qc' TL? is il LW? V 1 L Q- O 71 ...,- l2sY e441 Top Rau'-Olga Adelgren, Fred Aithclc, Carol Amos, Gerald Anderson, Naomi Anderson, jerry Appleton, Sufoml Rau'-NVannela Austin, Virginia Azambcr, Don Baker, Gary Baker, james Baker, Donald Barnes. Tlzinl Roirfjohn Barnhouse, Ronald Bartley, Charles Bateman, Virginia Bates, Twila Baylie, Carol Bloss. Faurlh Rau'-Donna Berry, Shirley Bcssunlwather, Vivian Billings, Lucy Ann Bir- gam, Fred Bell, Clark Borgelt, Fillll Rou'fKcnnclh Bourrut, Deanna Braley, Evelyn Brades, Larry Boucr, Jimmie Brown, Keith Broun. Sixlb Rau--Virginia Brown, Nancy Brute, Robcrl Brute, Herby Bryanl, Carl Bunk, JoAnn Burrus. Suzwllb Rau'-james Cain, Mary jean Carpenter, Sondra Camnxank, Mary Camp- bell, Patricia Cann, Ernest Case. Bollom Row-Robert Cares, Sue Ann Chesser, Larry Chctxning, Larry Clark, Palsy Clecroo. Shirley Coalncy. YEAR IS LOTS OF WORK, 'gin 6 'L' 4. ' -A :. -Q 4 ,N Q 1 Lg .. 1 1 NE, ,Q 1 V -A ' 1' ii' il 5- ' , W . , ' - N ' r w. X . A f' ' ' FEI' .H 'Y if -all A f , , it- ' MA A ll . 1 f- - - 1- 1, -vw Q .A V A I' 6: U - . Y, I- 5 P ' 3' 41- 2' : :L .V 1 ' .. . sf. f O ' ' if 'T' ' it ' ' A ' Y' N 4 ' . 1 . , 4 P., X I .. A 1 ,af by A f ' F' ' x ' - ' ' . ' ' , - XF! X s' I hu J ' Q 'af I - 'K 'fur' I b A .x J V X. X fi ,... f , sv- 'ggx K i -1- Q , 'A .Q 7- W ,- -5 -- X, .Y A ,Q--3 . . f HQ X nrt- rg 'M w :V v - fl V -, .- - ,rf l .1 l -- .. ,: ,H XJ 11 uh .E f- , E A- ii., P -,, 1 I J T 3 ' 2 :U ' 4 lx .cr :. -3 ,. 3 . .- ' ,YN 1, , 3, , V ,V L1 fn, gf ... '. V A .Z I ,. ' ' ff 2' 'rf ' . 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Sifmuil Ron'-liulwurln lliskcy, Barbara Duhhins, Lim fume llunkwurth, Lulu Dumxm, Charlci Dunn, Sarah Blogs' linwr, llgirnlil lziignn, Larry lfdie, Billy l1.lnwnsurul,ju1.ly lzslnnvndsnn. Tlzinl Rau'-Hurry liclwnrsls, jane lzalwlrds, Miihncl Eksrmm, john X Big llmlcr, Nlzlry Frames llilur, Ilursns l'lliw, lfnlylhc lllls, Kicrailml lzrhrinlgc, ,lunly lfulmnlci, Albert lilrua. Fuurllz Rumi firug Farmer, Huh F655- ,nlw nun, john, Flenhur, Knrun lflxnn, l'.ns5 lurd, Ilnrn Fimrcr, Cmnlnn Frixmc, Cicnc Gallagher, Bill Gaslenuani. jane: Ciumry. liiflb Roma Filing.: Klxlxu Cicrurl, lin-rl Ciillcspiu, jnrncx Lmmli, Pnl Cmswx, ,lumix lmuulxunx, Mary Cnmcr, Kathryn Greene, Gloria L-rihhlc, Ruth C.irigSl'1y, urrug N.mmlr.l Cirimm. ,Yixllu Rau' Norm.: Cirimlsmfl, li.irlw.lr.r Cirululws, Chnrlus fiumcr, Vonnic llnlc, Dianne llnrriw, Alma llnrl, Ferril Haalingi, .umpi Il.iinv.- ll.mn, Shirlcy llu.ur.-ner, Clmrlus llunk. .Murlfb Rau'-,lu Ann llunlges, Shirley Hcclriik, john llcnnlcrsun, Myrna Herron, Waller Qswr llnklin, limi-rly -lnm lliiks. liairh.1r.x llillcpis, Prxsiilln Hogan. Ralph llnlhrimk, I-lgie Huncymull. Bollnm Ruwwfflmrlcs llunlihun, judith ' ' llfnirilwni. Rnynmml llmmril, Dun llnlslcr. Lnix llnghes, Marx Hylxlml, Bill jnnlcsivn, jmlnnc jnnlxsun, Ruhy jguksun. BUT FROM OUR JOBS WE NEVER SHIRK . . T Miki . ,.--if 'H' , A 'F ,ref , N Ni 4 l.. .I J , . Q .5 k l W' i9 I . 1: wr -B , 1 f-A 225 V I ' i J 1 V wziflpvr X six ' , Piyyg' 212 get I-X II- X H , l 'F ,N c-A4 ,V 1 H 5' I IA- G-I 1? -1 ,Q bd - l..- K ' i 4? lj sv, .fin X H-:QL I AI, N ss' his fa. A' I ! ig K l kia. 3-Z Q ' Q A . A 'A N1 T7 va., 4 .-N i if , be A l-:li Y M, ff r ni. A 5. J in -- 4 O, i ,W y, ,Q ' 1:1 ,5 ef., 'P xv 'Y 21.1 L?-5 ,L A Yin X .1 f Q A 'L '- fa l i f'l 1 Q B in Jilin, 4 f' f' ir. .1 4 B w 1: ,J f' '.:. is A J-1- . r Q r J ive- f i 77 . '-J . 1 .. f ' gy f FDIIA' e, nyll li A ' , .Yr -. ' W7 'Qi 4 - ' - ' , f V-l ,, ,- f, , 1, - A - ,A A ' it M, .a 4 if 4 W ,Q J - xi eff V , , i vi , .9 - 1 . , , l my wi , , - W., . , - 4, W - . L ami.. 4--X -e 1 -N ,L Nat, ,ci H in i if L in i X J i J fi ' ga- , 1 J B i 'V' W' ' ' .JU im 41,5 f he ff ' ...J . .!.- . 'ii y '55 1 I e - f 5 . , .f-f-2 k 4 J ,Q V' up , .i fs.- ,wi R i ' I X N ll , A W 'VA . yi 4 Q ,N - L l gi .1 f, ' 5, --Es, A1 N ,f-, .' - -' 1 - is - 4' X, 'N J ' PH' 'Q B ' V ' ' , H ,,.,,,,,, i ,u 4 . . . I , fi ,yy f L Tap Rowflirnestine Jones, Jim Jones, Robert Jorclon, Jerry Junkins, Joanne Justice, Barbara Keel, Richard Kelsey, Jimmie King, Joanne King, Charlotte Koehler. Seraml Rowffhrberr Kost, Carolyn Krout, lion Krout, Syliia Koehn, Virginia Kuonu, Sharon Knnvneiler, Judy La Matry, Tom Land, Gene Lauderbatlc, Donald Lauer. Tbinl Razr- Sue Lauffer, Donna Laughmao, Bexerly Le filer, Marie Leslie, Byron Lewis, Sandra Lewis, Gene Lippincott, Dean Logan, Pat Lowe, Jerry Malolt. Iionrlli Ron'-lzllen Mansell, lxugene Mamur,Roher1 Matney, Virgie Mayhew, Dennis McCain, Mary Ann MeClaskey, Mary Millaniel, Genevieve M4l3oweIl, Laurente Mdiee, Bob Mtfiehee. Ififlb Rau' +Claur.lia McGuire, Jacqueline MrKcage, Joyte MaQueen, Gwyen Meek, Norma Jean Meim, Lorena Merrioit,Clauilie Mellon, Tom Meyer, Thomas Mimltey, Belly bliliesell. Slxlb Rau'-Terry Miller, Xvuncla Miller, George Mills, Helen Mills, Myrtle Mills, Barry Mitnhell, bilberl Mitchell, Marilyn Moore, Robert Moore, Barbara Morris. Suuulb Row-Shirley Morrison, Margaret Mossman, Dirk MonelI,Bob Mullins, Barbara Myers, John Naylor, Jean Neal, Bobby Nithols, Nanny Nichols, Pat Niconlemus. Bollom Ron'-Phillip Norman, Ralph Norman, Betty O'Dell, Byron O'Neal, Jerry Parrish, Jerry Parton, George Pearl, Nancy Peterson, Annie Plisowski, Sara Phillips. WE FRESHMEN THINK AND DREAM OF HOW ,2 1 . R 5, ,W . . ,-. - - J T- fn .fi i. I 4 1 4 QT' 1: . , A ,f L3 V4 l. 3 -l ' , . ,, X-, 4 P v X 4 A - ma. 3 fx Q , , b , - 'Fa- ' 7'1-,N ,.- T '22 ,A- . V ar-B LQ l A f w ,Q ' l K, X -- ' A lx 5 ,ff ,Mig 't 'L 1' ' ' flliflfl .-1' il. , 4 L' S 5-is ,A c ' I, ,yi 3 - X x. QW, f if .4 r ' S 'hfifzd f ' 11 1. gin j'wi,W'l 1 1 -A , f , ' X l ,lf Ay! 1 f S, A . ill . S 4 :.-7 - .,,fL 7,-C 'A' f- , .22 2 4.4 , 4 I I A I , W - !w 1, , X L - v ' V' NE. ' 1 , A Kll Qi A 3 , , , , 'av- 4., ,Lk I -xr Aa rxwi S it ' 5' K -L 'Q ww: S .L tr' ll 4 W , 4 if -l m 5 , at 1 W , - , 74' N Q., iii? V L , 1. . lift , . A .3 ,- ,ar t.- ,, Hg 1 fs - T Y -,, L Q A 'll ' J--N ' .Q , -V . ' ' CX jg' ' V n B S 1 lvl B ia, , Vx .xg l l 1,15 , , ,5- 1, K I 41 'tix . if l ,B . .Diana li A .C-f , ,, iai an Q P - ,-,- . Ig K: A L J., 'E Q J f 'Q l 'v if . , V A y I , ,,, I l K ,' . f a l , P . , Ll 7- '- 4 ,V f: 2. ct 'P S . , V 4 :lk ' I TJ l L ' gov J X V V Y 1, l , K f .As , . , - nne T012 Rau'-Shirley Potts, Richnrtl Pritchett, Bill Procttxr, Mary P' ka, Shirle' I H7 5 Ln Qlimlls, Henrietta Rnthancr. Stffoud Rau'-Burris Rader, Carol Rancy, Marvin Ran- mn Mrjargar, Mary Lou Rnnnuhargar, Patti Reed, Lcruy Reexes. Tbirzl Rou'+Beulah nay, lletnmiller, Albert Rhontls, Rithard Riggs, Ronald Rimntur, james Rixers, Betty gm, lfohcrts. Family Rott'-Harultl Ruhincttc, jtvc Rucsth, john Rug, Barbara Romdall, ,U-' Sue Rutldcll, George Rush. lfiflll Rau'-Elizabeth Snlnmn, Tvnilxt Sanders, Betty hc,-I Sthnctk, Shelby Sec, Charlene Sells, Barham Scmatcntl. Sixllz Rou'-Kathryn Shaw, im, Rivnnie Shepard, Ruzella Shephcrd, Robert Sichcrt, Ray Simpson, Donna Skaggs. mm, Sr:-trzllz Rau'-Billy Slusser, Dee Anna Smith, Luty Smith, Wfentlcl Smith, Peggy Smut! Donna Snow. Hallam Rau'-Clnrul Spam, Barbara Stephens, Shirley Stone, james Sulluns, Lam rent: Sutlicrlgtnil, ,lime Sunffnr. ' :fm fb. ,iq 431- 1 B+ 4 L, iw .HP t This is the life 9. 95 , 5,1 .P Q-gm We are rough and ready guys SOMEDAY WE'LL GRADUATE -- BUT NOW . . . il dl 01 The Big Parade ix if, 9 ix: a - ' 1- , ...ev- -.-4., .. T ,, -.- ,- 4 .if t- -.f . V sf , 'f 'gf , V- Yfk w '-.1 Celebrating victory? T5 'v,-V fx . .. Q? vs ,A F '- QL' V' 9' i' 1. J: :L ' 1-7 5 J ' 4 ' - V In -1 X- . .--. ' il' xuflv 'YH .. . fi IQ ' Qiigixilf ,E L wk 'gf x ' 1. K - A 'A Lf as-'v as '21 in :Q if ' iq.-.x J: ,f W, E- vc? iq!! l W I ' 4 3, K ,. t T ,Xi . V a lf ' - 2 T A.,-. is f T l , , X if .V fl . - , , 1 , . Q - - 9, Q as 'x Q 2 g, 'fn' ' if, wif! , C ' T , V: Q, ' r- A . V ' T i ' ei T ' Y' . , ' . 4 nu 1- w , ' i, ' 'i 1 i.-N -:T a-4, ' new 1 A-'x In R57 ti 1 lf are T ey ,. , I Q lr:-J: l LIL fy X I v Top Rau'-Robert Taylor, Gwendolyn Tc-ale, Dale Templeton, Doyle Thomas, Vir- ginia Thomas, Melvin Thompson. Si-rom! Rozrfliennelh Thomsen, Paul Thorup, Doris Toler, Paula Toman, Toney Tompkins, Danny Tully. Tbinl Rou--jimmy Turner, Shirley Van Ness, Robcrra Vamer, Ncma Villines, Carol Vialker, Pat Walker. Fourllz Ron'-Xvillie Mae XValla, Darlene XVallaic, Nailine Xvarson, Don Weax'er, Rosalie XX'clton, Sandra XVcsmu. Ifillb Rau'-Sam XVhitaker, Garry Wfil- ane, Larry W'ilane, Mary XX'ilforil, Christine XVilhiIe, Billy XVillian1s. Sixlb Rau'- Nellie Williziiiis, Pat XVilliams, Glcnila XVillis, jesse XVinningl1.un, james Whilfe, Georgia Wfoolscy. Ballon: Kowflienny XVorthy, Palsy XVr.i5, Ray XVrolvley. WE'RE QONLY FRESHMENI if - 9-if .- E Lift Y ' It - A . , Q- Iii' 6 7- - Q 'L ' T C 6 ,W iz, Sh gil .L F ' T421 ' 1 Lk Th Q54 .1 f , I 'I -Yr , A rw.. -f r -. A1 i , M - 'L A 3f Ql'fJ . 2 A 2' ' I 'T-' ia ' l .5 l r it K .1 '5- as K A i ' ,ff ii. I in-C ATE- 'Atl I i cg 3 I i.. - A if EW n if-,A I 5 J -wg, 0 Xe W- - -L ' 1' L' gy: ,. ga- ' I f ' Q' f ' I I X ,N ls Y V1 .fiig . . , 47 ' ' fx , jj, A as . ,. ki' .Ai X f if 15 f '15 if rl 1: I UAW ll Tim-Ea QT lTLtlf.l'r . Q . , V 4. ZZ' 5- -'Ev :ij , , - lp V , I p. . I ffl Q V , V 5, 'H ,. Tap Rau'-john Adams, Duane Anderson, Virginia Anderson, Prisfilla Anderton, Barbara Armstrong, Patricia Armstrong, Sammi Rou'ilVlichael Ashley, Roy Austin, Lloyd Ayles, Ruby Anna Bain, George Baker, Teal Ballas. Tbirrl Rau'-Glen Bal- lieu, Wilma Bailey, Lucille Barthers, Mary Barr, Frames Bartling, Russell Baxter, Follrlb Rau'-Eddie Bedsworth, Linda Bennett, Myra 'lean Berry, Gaillard Bird, Cynthia Bishop, Karen Bledsoe. Fillb Rau'-Sharon Bledsoe, Mary Blosser, Judy Bourret, Betty Bradford, Roger Braley, Frank Brasington. Sialb Ruiz'-Donald Branstetter, Louise Breshears, Dottie Brown, jim Brown, Peggy Buck, Sharon Briggs. Serwllb Rou'iBonnie Buton, jack Cady, Shirley Capps, Betty jane Cain, Nanny Caraway, David Carr. Bolmm Rau'-Donna Carr, Carl Cartmell, Sandra Cauveren, David Cavan, Lois Chastain, Carolyn Clark. The mad rush to class f Us . Bewitched, bothered, and bewildere THO' THIS IS OUR FIRST YEAR AT EAST, -1 sv L. 4 A -,-Q V 1' - 7 lf. 7 T -L1 T..-A, . . '- 5- ' -C' ,iifiiiyi X4 1 . ll' A H il 1 fd F Q . 5, A Co - Q 1, Q3 u 1 , ,A , ' Yr .rg i vm. -- b .Q '.. 'Q ' 5 h gl., . 4 Q A Pa f-fr If , TQ- L-I T 5 3 Q . A ,, D .1 , ' :Y h , im: ' W Y W fn T T T T - l .' F ,fe i -.sfxaf .Y ., X c ,, l . af ,. AJ .iv. .mn ,f i .ir 'bw ' L' -- A-x Q. ' 'l K ,. -. 2 .N ' l 5, . ffl? - Q ' .ff 4, ills.. :Ms L ' V MTJFL, -' I ,, . , 5 2 f - - V -f ' , 1 ,F '- , 6- , F of Q ff 2- li' .1 wif s I y , 7 fs! I Y 7 . . i.- A rf q , 1 , sl ir, V, A V. Tl T T 'A sv V sl ln-A 1' js i-3 Q gg. V Q5 I 15 V . , I .l ,I z' ,4 X J Ei -' F Y 11g M-W Y 75 l V 1 ,ff R. f A Vg V V r - E , M I N: J ,xv w P , A , lv 15- V V U I' K ,J 'L I , F, v .: :J,, iq 1 Q fi jf, 2' f ' 9 1 'S :A ' 2' i 1 - I ' 7- l A L' - ' ,. , ' . ,Q ver., qc- 4 1 if . T E . 11 in 7 . 'A P' 9 - V an f. 'N 1 -' -- t. . i -f v +- . , -1' .-. Q -'Tw' A , ' 'P - -.N :. 'V' ' -- F.. if LMP K : ' 'I i -L .Q Rb-' 4 ll .ie-,, Q 3 -f ell V 4. . A 4, -.4 ., E- 6 l i Lu 6 4. . L' ,. 4, 1 -a '-' gig -' Tap Rou'iCnrolvn Clark, Dollie Clark, Marilyn Clark, Mary Kilevcngcr, Miekie Clifton, james Collins, Carolyn Coloxin, Barbara Colvin, Llyde Colvin, Lois Combs. Sworn! Ron - jerry Cfomsronk, Larry iionnrd, Diane Cook, Donna Cook, La Verne Cornell, B:1rbnrnCox,RoherI fox. Vest.: Kan f.runnn, Roger Duke, -lone Daxison, Tlzinl Ron'--Suzanne Davis, Gloria DedriLk,jinlmy Dielrirh, Robert Dobbins, Helen Draper, Hnrrvillriskrll, flmrluy Dunmn, Man Dunlap, Martha Dunn, Charles Dye. linurib Rau'-Robert Dyer, Dinkic lfasrcrxurod, Hunk llliorr, 1741.3 lfllnxorfli, Llrireme lngland, liolvbx l',hlem.m, Frames lfulni, Kenneth livnns, Vera Fares, Melvin Felnmn. lfiflb Rau'-Martha FL-nsom, Carol Ferguson, lircd Fisher, Marilyn Fisher, Lund.: liillgercl, Bonnie Flippin, XX'ilma Floyd, Ann Fosrer, Failhe Fowler, Charles l'r.ikeQ, Sixllz Run if laik lrrmis, Nami I-ranuw, C..1rlene Fmnx, jane: Freeland, judirh Freeland, Charles Fresele, jess Frishe, Billy Fuller, l'.u Cbmrlnle, Rirlxaril C..mi.x. Slnrnlli Run -Ilonald C-.nrm-u, Ruben Gnrneu, Clareme Gila, Ned Lronmler, Leonard Gordon, lzllen Gray, l'ilririzx Cirearluouse,Tommx Kiruailxouw,Nirlm-x Cireenelrlcri lireuner, Botlnm Rau'-Doy Greer, lillu Nay lfrinles, Dwayne Cirife, Nanny c.f.,h..m, .xml c.f.W..,., mir :firm-f, Lim mit, mu, lnzliwl, min Hamilton, mum' llimdlfy. wrw WERE STILL THE M051 T0 SAY THE LEAST! AUTOGRAPHS G I P1 Y Takes two to T ,K:,.,.,,,. , Q W Q il ' 'f . 4 ' - - Q' ' ' 1: . .- . :' '15 - SM tx .L-N i V :' CL i 1 fr' n 7 4, , ig, Q a ,Q Q '. :H -4. WV- A Qmfill X ' f .C 2? ,', -lj wax 'i Z ' ,, 'Q l' sl ' gg' Y gf -'L1 -'L , '-' U ',a. x - x. H+ A ' , A ' ff lr: v Z' f '-' i 7 Av lf. - ,' 1 A I, final .V if A K I, ,dl im it- I A -I . ' 1, , ' . ' A 'x -i -A in .4 A 4- C' bil' no 94 4 I. ' ,urs tal, J 1. 1: 'Q ' ' ' sk' W , .. A , ' E Q - V, ' ff , f.,f'P.v'wz. 4,1 w .1 ,Y W-. V- V . L V Q5 'nail' ,,k' A 4 ,Ziyi i .1 i ,-L M 4: J ,r ' l 77' . ,MnA-. in if ,Mill I 1. , 1 gi L Q Q vt ll V Pb, v l!i V ' l 3- iq 'l A e f , ' rr .f J 1 f , A - Q .XXI ' f -ffiflil-f'?.fr ' - , ' 'bf i a -Jai A 4.1 r - Q I- , N, i li 'fe 'Q 5' V ,f A :Q 1 AV ' L. 5 f-'r . qw ,,, f V-gb. 'V gym- -lt T ff, - A If 1 xl l 5 . iw Y , K ,r 5 C I ...V 4 fi r 1 lgvzf b. it rv QA -N:-.' - I 7 , I, - 1 -,-' Q W - . g, ' -f :- I . -, :YJ i ' ' ' by 4 lt' -A fm 'r ' l ' ,Lili l Tv!! Row-lzlimlwrlm Hauling, Guy llnriling, Vim lrlzlrxey, jnync Hnxhhurn, john Haynes, Mildred Heax'cngr,ClnuLlia lflcnmlershngjinx Han ilcrwn, Lurrx llcnnlcrwn, Kcnncrh llcl1nvsscx. Munn! Ron' Glenn lzugcng Hcnry, Whync Hessenflim, Billy Hines, james Hunk, Homer llug.m, Bunim llunuuuu, ,lulm llulvwn, Nlnlwy Huuk, IJun.xlLl llmis, Larul Huuurd. Thin! Ron'-Ronald lluherr, Billy lluclgcs, B1 llurl, jun llnrl, Nugulm lluuhins, l.irI jcnwn, Alum jwlmson, 'Pnl jivhnsnn, Mari- juhnsun, Bill jones. Fonrlb Ron'-jilnmy juncs, Rin ,lllf-4. Nunn jnsluu, ilmrlca -lusnns, lluuu ju Kunnuly, l'i.urun lxnnlwrxll, Vfcalcy lung, Sharon Kiser, Lynn Klux, PM Knight. l'iflf,' Rau Xrxm Knun, f1.umlu Ann Kim, jmnnx lxl.l1iws,Tccl Krnuw, llnn Kmuz, linrry Kmui, james Kmuz, Gerald Kuru, Mary Lon Kuru. Six 1 Run--Rulwrr l..inc, fri-urge Linqu-n, Lum lnulxmpc, Lnlluun I..ulxn1cr, Sun Lauffcr, jerry Porn Laugh, I.op.1:ln Leu, Nnrnmn Lac, Snnxm l,U,mn1' TWH l,.,,Ql1,n- g,,,,,1lf Run limnus Lmxu, jun.ul1.in Lcuis, Brcnmlgi Lighrfum, Vera Lindsey, juyau Imgxmlnn, judy Lnngulnnus llulurx Nlnllx, Rliluvn Nlnlnun, M.urxun Alnlniim, jnnlirh Mann Ilnllom Ron'-C,lx.1rlex Manning, HubbyM1lruru,XX'illinnl Mnrkharnjzlvum Nlnrriiuu, fnml Mdriin, -In ,Knn 5l.nim.n, liill Nlnmx, 'lnm M.nlu-xx, licnnnc Mnifnnuunu, Bernard Mgflnrly. NY ERE SUB-FRESHMEN! x - 4 X 5 - 5 Q - -' .F 1 4 A A . 'gf :. .f ll' f, P -, BV xi E 1 Ali . N L ' F 5 X x F i li 'A ' A L W - .. ,x ., . M ,W m , 14 -' 5 - 5- X, , K I' I! 4-A ' h 'L f' ,.. ,4 x fs' , . M- K. .xfwx ., .., ' F -f, 1 I Q M- ,,. xi , A, Q, Y f N JI- , QL 1 x ' J - 1 2 TQ jfs., W -A 9' L lid , . 1 ' I R, ' A V f x h F? fb ,UV 1 x '7 x, , .4 mx In l J'- - . M ' -'Q t ,.. Ii' A 'kv ' Old Man River G- - - x ' f, . ' . L- 1 A '1 x 3 A 1 I n . x fu' ,nl K ,, -- I .I RJ ' fl , , 5 ' ' Q, . Q' H - L ' C- 2 1 'A ' L - ., ' - , , .,,. A ,:-, x ' 12 ' , eg ' , I . - 1 x lL1..,.k1 . I j k,'.:7l4g' . ' r- . , , .. - Y 1 x 1' ' mv, R, x .4 5 4 X , Q H 1, xx 'Y 4 N :- . .- , , .fx .. ... L- Lf' f .: 'nh-i 5. 4' 1.5 ,- irxley, T011 Rnuhflfrul Sum, llunry Sum, jxxxlixh Sum, Iicxcrlx Sczxxcrc, Margaret Sem- B13 and my gill are g0il'1g steady Lmfla strand, Mixhzxcl Scxmn. Mmm! Rau IixxI.xnxI Slmxixxxxk, Nxxnxx Ann Shuluwn, Snmh i0l'l'l5x hlxclxun, juhn Slxclnxrxl, I,xwrurx.x Nlxulvhx-rxi, N1.xr1orxc Shcphcrd. 'I llinl Ron'-Yxxxnnc john Qhvphcrd, Inxxfll Shnrr, Rxm.xIxI Niukl-r, NI.xrx Smxnxurxs, juxxncuc Slxuxum, N.xmy Lana Qlxnfxcr. luurllr Run lk-nnxs 5nx.xrr, Iixll Nxxxxxh, junxux Smith, jcrry Snxixh, jnxxe Judy Qnnlh. Kay Smith. l'1lllv Ron - Rxxlu-rx Nxxxxrlx, XX'gxxne Snnxx, Thcrcsn Sxxxnh, Billie msey, Squxrcs, jun Sx.xdxL-r. l'.xlrixx.x Sxr.xrhnx.xn Xfxllf Rnu-S.xnxlr.x Sxuphcm, jcrrx Smxxe, , Bun- f.xrxxI Sums, Rxwmxxn Sxxmx, l'.xxxI Sxxmvxvus, I-nxxxk Tlxxxxhxxrullu, Xuxulln Rau-james ' Ruh' llxxhxr. Ii.xx Thxnxnxx, IxIxx.xrxl 'I'lxxxxxxpwrx, Kmxnl-lh Tlxxxxxxpxxxrx, PM Thxmmsun, Huh nders. Tlxxmxsxxn. linlmm Rau fklxxkcx 'llxrvrxxxxxxg ixuxrxw 'IxuIu. lk-.xn Txxhurun, Rurmld T nvvxu pki rxs, S .ulln lrxx'l' r.nr1L - r,I.urx-x'l'rx-cw BUT xx ITLL BE BIG SOMEDAY T00! V I A ley 'ar- am iel llie ner xlb les all, Bur this is cheating! AUTOGRAPHS W k 'I ' .1 Fancy feast Y 5 I SE.: '- - -f - fn:--. f.: -xg, gy-, 4.-2f1:5'-- f V -f- 1 - 'PQ iii-EQ? - ff a if - V V V ,. - - ',. .....ntQr , 1, , ,-,, , t ' , V, ,.,i ,, , 4.1- 5'W3i5?5ir4v1+m , e-':.':?:G'f?'E-EJ: V V-1,11 W , ' , ?'3'2vg.ii ' - Je-', ,.4 ,f?w f:?471i.4.-. 'N s5j1,:.w45,.,x 35.13. 1' ne, af'-f-:T '-V 5- fgigf' 1 , :j1,.,-:.-- az. 1- f. , '- ,' in - ' .' I: wifi-zsfs - 2- fy 3:5 ' -' j j, ' ' X'-4 if A-3, 3.5: ff.j12.15z:q2y , ww :V rf, . V 71 ii Eglf W? A I . . I '. ' -f I Lf :gli-.'j,:'51,5q-yr,E,.:,,?, V' ,' jj V V .,,f5f 1-',f1?X?1g,,.1 - -. ' - ' V ' 1 :,,l1 Q!'.f:'g V , ' f get? 4 ii: f Q 5---qv L mn ,Q -a o an Aa- I .4 E nn 4 X, i N 1 M N x x X l X H 1 I 4 BUILDING CHARACTER - Q x ' 3 A 1 Q, ,' ,X ' - 5 0 .-G 2 x1.x,,A 1f + X X .1- 1 U 'L ,.... , . I 5 v jQ Tv ' ' a . .y 'Pu, Y 2' , ll...- . , ,' Q' z EMI , AChX1LLk l -- 3 5. 3 fu 4. gi I ,youu f ,.,fAM?M farm , 3 gf DW? , 1 L- .f -ff h , f' 7'L3 4 -.ifig - - ' . V, ' ', A Q fgfxiff, 'f , Fffal-f L 1 ...fy 71 ' ' 55111-LZ: . Aw rr' Q --...,, s I s 000k T 5 0 'V .. O44 J' J 4 '. 1 4- ff 'Q g 3 A 35 ---.ss W... ,, ,M-Z' Hit.: --Fli.. ..-sl . - l we , + - Sgt. Forties and Sgt. Storms relaxing. THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY' SGT. ROBERT FORTIES, known as the wid- est grin at East, has been putting the R.O.T.C. through their paces for three years. He came here from Korea where he had been in combat some time, receiv- ing several medals. ai Meer the 'Sark ' Sgt. Kenneth Storms just came to East this year from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., but already has contributed quite a lot to our units. It is his first experience of teaching R.O.T.C. in Kansas City high schools. iit Q It's my lazy day R. O. T. C. B LL 1 Sgt. Kenneth Storms, Mr. Williams, Charles Lefholz, Queen Verna Lou. 2 THE DATE of the R. O. T. C. Ball-and an i appropriate one-was George Washington's ' birthday, February 22g and, of course, the theme was patriotic, red, white, and blue. The dance was held at the Pla,-Mor Ball- room, following an officers' banquet at Eclcly's, no less! Everyone likes the bunny hop Q- - LLTIRQ A K 4 A f ,A ., I '-,,- N. ' -u A .225 The -I-ww line WM never like thig Gary l'3u.m. luilv Rom, Charles Lefhulz, Verna Lon Prine. Mr, Williams, L Rohan Siam, Dolores Hirrrrlmuikle, Lois lloppe, Vernon Christa-c. R, O ,.., .. , fra f ti ! , , - . ,1 , ' N' p 2515 , IBA' I 5122, , ,. .- r L 0 Firxl Row-G. Bean, V. Christie, D. Hornbuckle, A. Anderson, L. Hoppe, R. Campbell, R. Spnw. Scraud Row-B. Hyland, R. Pain, L. Wilane, T. Ledfnrd, D. Rinehart, R. Voreholts, K. Evans, R. Mason, J. Brown, R. -Norman, H. Robinnert, P. Weslphal, D. Laughlin, R. Howard G. Mills, D. Davidson, K. Brown, B. Noland, P. French. Third Rau'-H. Duncan, L. Nobels, R. MrKelvy, T. Asbury, T. Phillips, E. Smith , Q J junkins W Powell j Bybee R Rose E Parker Lac G Fristoe G Baker H Adden Faurlb Rau C Batman L Lee C Lefholz, v , - ' . - , - . - , .l- Y, - . - , - - ' '- - , - , - J. Allen, G. Goosey, R. Gardner, T. Dechman, H. Thompkins, G. Gallagher, H, Walsh, S. Mills, P, Hess, S. Gerhard, J. Wass, W. McCord R. Phelps, P. Blackmore, C. Williams, R. Nesbitt, C. Bennett, G. Rector. COMPAN - 'away f ee.. A - , ., f ' r x, , vx ,Y 'x ' K, 'Vs 1 X ' ' . N ,r Q f' . , I A , r ' Q 11,5 ,, XX X 1, 1 u A 5 . .w SX 1, A -,M ' N 'LQ Q :wifi ' , , . ' ,, K, N .atv f f V6 , V i jx V, CAPTAIN GARY BEAN LIEUT. WESLFX' Coukmn Lmur. VERNON CHRISTIE LHQUT, RONALD ROUDEHUSH Commander 'A Company Drum and Bugle Curps Platoon Lender pl3,,,.,n Lamp., , -ane, ard, rilh, olz, ord, -ww . + 51 'g First Rau'-R. Spencer, R. Roudcbush, D. Richardson, G. Dnwdy, Bl. McCormick, V, Price, B. Thompsen, B. Barns, C. Forsythe, T. Ham- B. Williams, S. Melton, B. Evans, J. Kuchinski. Thin! Row-j. Williams, C. Borgelr, N. Grindslaff, R. Triggs, P. Norman, L, Reeves, T: Kruuse, R, jura, B. Rader, B. Gillespie, B. Perkins, G. Bchnke, L. Clarke, P. Henson. Fourlb Rau'-C. O'Rear, C. Painter, C. Buck, L. Con- rud, F. Aichelc, L. Carter, C. Colnvin, G. Hayes, j. Erhridge, j. Roberts, J. Slmimer, T. Ruttinger, L. McGcehee, R. Shadwick, J. Naylor. mull, I.. Plaslfetr. Sz-:ond Kowfj. Cain, R. Rimmer, L. Deveney, A. Fairs, R. Kost, C. Houlihan, D. Kmur, P. Glen, W. Renfro, C. Davidson v Q . Q i , .G . . .JV 'N - A- 1 1 - -2' ' L 0 1 . Q- K- . ' . . V gi Y V V , . ., , v f -- Q Q iv Nr V P C' I V 1 X .ARI K. M xv , . . , - , - in 1' H ,, is -, 5 ' N -Q ' k ' 4 r ' ' ' r , RZ. C' f. lla.: .R 1 14 ' , ' A X 'Q A. . ' J 1. - . . -'TL rr: A flu-rfux GUN BARNES Ll1.x r Crum Ifrmw um: Lnaur. Tom HAMMOTT Lmirr. Lrsrmz Rooms q,,,m,,,,,,,,lC, B QU, I'l.1r.,. n Li-...lu Plzltnxon Leader Cumpany Exclusive JSH R are 1' Loretta Bruns, Jack Lacy, judirh Eubanks, Donald Davidson. THE ANNUAL R. O. T. C. Circus was held in the Municipal Auditorium on April 2. East was outstandingly repre- sented this year by a skating act in which many East girls performed, as- sisted by Eustis Cadets. The boys wore formal attire, and the girls wore brief skating costumes. The highlight of the skating act was the comical performance of Keith Brown, dressed as a space man. The act, which proved to be ci favorite with the audi- ence, won third place. R. 0. T. C. CIRCUS Time out from practice s ' M N, IN THE GOOD OLD ' ' ig l 9 .,.' Q 'Wil ,Vg-Q:-51: 1 t ,.s I 1 V. ,,, , ' r ' - 1, , 99 ' in , R, in . , Q is ii 'O O ig ' ., P, ' B ,Q-ff K M 'il ivan 'V Q: O . ' N 2 .., - F1 ' 'A ' Y if ff? -ni1.f' f,:,li5LLi, dQm,,.' L' Garbage and baggage THAT,S THE SONG of the boys at the R.O.T.C. summer camp at Fort Leaven- worth, Kansas, last August. Instruction on the M1 rifle, Carbine, and BAR proved to be especially beneficial to them in preparing for their future army ca- reers. A highlight of the camp was the night duty. Problem: go out as if they were in actual patrol and try to capture the opposing side's guidon. After a few weeks of this, these guys proved to be courageous gun toters and not mere tenderfeet. 'pl ' .45 4. 1 v I. . , if i 1. R ' . 2 L Y i V ., V Eff if : -, I x l I V1 i ' ' a Q: . ' S ' - ' ' .L , 4 . I, ,Q 3 If-T' ' .ff , 4 'a ' , k v A lf. gi f 4 ,'1' , ff, '4' 5 L 'NKQYQV5 'Q ' , ' ' l , Lester Rogersgwesley Courierfjerry Dowdy,'Glen Barnes,fCurtis Forsythe. We put in long hours of firing HGUYS AND DOLLS AFTER THREE consecutive firsts in the city, East dropped to sixth place this year. Experience was the only element lacking, for these boys worked long and hard. The nomination of East's Major Jerry Dowdy as one of the best six marksmen in Kansas City high schools automatically put him on the city rifle team. A NEW LOOK has been added to the rifle team. Look again-itls girls! For the first time, the R.O.T.C. has a girls' rifle team. These dolls put in long hours of practice in cramped posi- tions and with aching backs to prepare them- selves for the rifle team. ln spite of all this hard work, they won only a few of the matches. Are these water pistols? JJ ,k,L,,-new- Q '755xx Oh! My aching back V I f 1 5 :lc l .ef :Q- LIEUT. VERNA Lou PRICE LIEUT. Lors HOPPE LIEUT. SUE EASTERWOOD 'QWE ARE THE R. O.T. C. GIRLS' .... 11. he NVE WEAR our hair in curls -or do we? Sn -at least not after our participation in 51- formerly entirely boys' undertakings, fl' such as shootin rifles and marchin , But g g fd don't get us wrong! This isn't always our lot. Our primary duty is acting secretary to the two sergeants. Again, don't get .-Jw us wrong! We love every minute of it- not to mention the boys! . W ,. 4 l w Norma Rinkenbaugh, Bever A Price, Dolores Hornbuckle, l nu 1 ! A K' . A .4 sl r 1- - ar N ' Q Q, , , 1' n . X V M ' ,f I , I Y F 10 'X x X-,L ,ll ii ' -7' Jr: ya . I X, H 'wr 4 565' ' - 3 'L L ' , - I U L 'vb V X ' V ly Thompson, Verna Lou Sue Easrerwood. Lnirr. Dotonss HQRNBUCKLE IJPUT4 BFVERLY THOMSHJ LIEUT. lNlARGL'ERITE MCCORMHK gh mse xr- Jas to 'al, ral IIS r- C C. LVC V ., E l by n 3. . A mf 13 '. l, N '. 5 r .rv ' I f Fran! Roux' Darlene Drake, Marchela Gowing, Bark Row: Marilyn Krerzschmer, Loretta Morgan, Mary Ledgerwoocl Darla Summers, Carolyn Graham, Donna Taylor, Norma jean Meinz, Sondra Kiser, Par Freeland, Doris Bransreitter, Mary Ann Reece. Up, up, and away! Time for a rest between games : L rw 25 2' w n I v I v 9 l 7' Who's in the middle of the huddle. 443 . , WFRRE BLOOMER GIRLS ,.e W.: wr' Somebody bad stole the ball xg . Time out for fund ii I 4 1' 3 -1 B. P: sk B, K S! El VV mil the out the hon :icl n n. rivf Baile Row: Barbara I-lillegas, Dick Stuart, Danny Woodall, Charles Shriver, Jerry Motsinger, Sanford Ruse, David Atchley, Bob Wood, Jerry Payne, Joe Gregg, Ronnie Clark, Martha Laws, Pat McCowan, Polly Mitchell. Second Row: Sreffie Plisowski, Linda Danforth, Annie Plisow- ski, Jo Ann Meier, Honna Forlney, Darlene Gunter, Jerry Peel, Bob Schnitker, Bob Tinsley, Dean l-lickson, Norman Nixon, Linda Slater, Barbara Krysa, Brenda Kitterer, Earlene Holmes, Mary Lou Kurtz. Thin! Roux' Mary Lou Rarmabargar, Nancy Justice, Beverly Severs, Cathy Kennedy, Dorothy Tawney, Judy Root, Beverly Tryon, Joyce Alderman, Pat Gill, Doris Bransteitter, Sheryl Lewellyn, Virginia Gimmarro, Sylvia Kuehn, Judy Fortney, Barbara Laurirzen, Pat Nicodemus. Fran! Rnuz' Miss Cox, Judy Armstrong, Betty Mikesell, Lucy Smith, Glenda Eppert, Lena Murry, Joan Myers, Roberta Dickey, Donna Jones, Carole Hoover, Norma Murray, Carlene Russell, Sally Sieggen, Cecelia Gonzalez. Pep Club Officers, lint remexierf Par Blakemore, Judy Root, May Lou Kurtz, Donna Sue Elleman. We got the pep, we got the steam is a fa- miliar yell of East's Pep Club. As a result of their Pep campaign, East had the best turn- out at the games in many years. Another of the club's activities was selling Cokes at home gamesg also they sold track season tickets. With Miss Helen Cox, their sponsor, a new way of choosing cheerleaders was de- rived, and a new constitution was drawn up. .1-Y. W- ---- ' -1-:x:121'S1:'12G?31-51: sm's:1gfq-:L-:af-ygvvw -vp-T-, . ,-f-T11--. 'mf -V f 'lf'g'i?+ 55- 5' il 1 ,ii i 5' Tigfi' . ' fgffigff, , df' , Z : if , .1 'ww L4 ft K. 1? - 1 .,x . -mv .mn k-..,w,w 'V .A ,L if 53 7 , . ' , V V , , j:Q'x,m,g2?f?'j1-A' ,' Q ' . ur' Q ' ,yy-.,' X,-L, ,W . -.... ,.., ,.., ,,,.,......A... ,.., ,......- ...., .fmm-.., ...,, , i. Y ,. .-. Y. ,MMV -Y L.. E V :rt -n-my K f 1 f tammy os I Q k 1 ii S eh if 4 i F I 1 i 4 i w E J H W S .2 5:-,1 i mme ,fn ,. 47- irst of he D Must 0 East 32 Southeast ,C BILL DICKERSON HARRY HIESTAND Tackle Senior Halfback Senior The East Bears became the victims of a major slaughter by the Southeast Knights with a lop-sided score of 52-0 at the Southwest High football field. The Bruins fumbled shortly after the kick-off, and Dave Crowley of Southeast picked it up, running for the first of five Southeast touchdowns. The Knights scored twice in the first quarter and once in each of the other three. East tried its best, but the speed and the size of the Knights were over- powering. This way!-so far 1. Ki 35 I s . - K 'J ' P' ' 'A it - i 'ii ' . Vx., L , Lf '. E ., ,Rn v ' gg , ..l - X I . i ...V A mr: R1 'Q N. it ,.V is A. . L N .Ns 1 if., -Q af A fl T Egg, -.I ,- Agf g m, 39,12 ' l ,, lf A.. -V 5 ut w 4. V A ,Q , E , s. f f t ' X xilrhjltdssd if ' x s 5 . 'yi ' h. N ' X '- ,--W-. --H -0 Q, What a crazy picnic! ts f is T j f i f I .7-t. .1 '.-K' au. ? A 4 I i , Knights Chase Bears 5 5' i ., :. . -., W :g H, -. .q I 1 -4 an I ., ,,f?g,.. -jl Q - - ' ,, A, v s,-,r. l JERRY MOTSINGER DICK NASH Senior Ent' Senior 9 7 Y 3 I A 1 , .gi-rl ,gil . We've got him trapped! WHAT DOES one point mean? It can mean victory or defeat. This was the case of the East vs. South- West game. The ball was going back and forth in the first and second quarter. It was then that dis- aster struck. Ed Hill picked up the pig skinn to pay dirt for the extra point. J. T. Little, the JAQK AHLLIQR CARL RENFRO Tutkle Suphonmre liuiirrl S0Ph n'UlC Q - I sy? , 'N -xx l l wmv.-aw. .' it 6 East 7 Southwest league's leading pass receiver, grabbed four passes for 70 yards and did a good job of running as well. Fair, with 6 completions out of 11 tosses for 78 yards, paced the Bears adeptly. The Bears had a total of 9 completions out of their 19 attempts. Then! l When defeat was inevitable, East struck! On the last play of the game, Fair completed a 13- ynrd pass to Little for the score. One point lend but enough to mean-loss. Ii - . - t f V . .I 5 V I -I I 1' . . . 5 ' , .1 1 5 t th I ,,f :Eff 'ff' 4.14. I 55 to A ' N x 1 if g a F ..-. f ,- , T w 1 I ' .'- If xy 'V ' 4 f - U - i - 1 f 7 1.1 . . - f f , '- 5 , .. fx-.M-gn-7.1 t f ' Q M 0 7v ii 3 in K ' x 'L Q 'W' iv . X ' 5, A 1 Wt. .w J' . i 31 . X gf A BIU- MOORE WAYNE WAGENER JERRY FMR En Junior Ceme' Senior Quntmmck S Phunwrt Indians Scalp Belts mme A JOHN TASS! DALE XVILLERT asses ell. 78 ld a pts. ck! 13- Fullhutk Sophomore Tatkle junior 4 i X i ' B , . QA . . -. Y: A U X ' , . 5 ' 1 'PQ if Xu- J V . V ,. ,Q L L' , . r.: 1 . p-'P - Q . , - ' . - M, t, I 'Z fl ' , Jura I .. Q 5 . ix, Y - N 'rf if .- 'ref .-u1Ji 'fs 1 ' e 5 ag 'v f i3-'3 , 'utr A i 'rm, 5 nl, A' 12 East ' 0 Central IN A BLAZE of glory the Bears defeated an old grid- iron rival, Central High. Toward the end of the second quarter they lashed out with a 14-yard pass ending on the 4-yard line. The Central line desper- ately held their ground and finally took possession of the ball but was forced to kick. Jerry Motsinger blocked the kick, and Dick Nash recovered it for the Bear's first touchdown. In the closing minutes of the game, Busey went off tackle for the Bear's second tally setting up the final victory, 12-0. After all, we do need a rest ...me ' W L ' 1 . J I- .- lt 1 ., -fx www -.rf . z.. . f . y tl Hard fought game A A , H i S+ f - t 16' i Bears Clip Eagles' Wfings ii ' ' .fl 'I' A s ,ff ', . gk f v 'fn ' x ' l X MMI S DAY jot uotscn 4 Keep driving ! -.3 - s- Stop that man? He's in the clear L1 ei - Q... J ' ' if vw- I A K ,nl . X 'I yt W. -fs East is on the move Second Team-1953 Sept. East Northeast 0 Oct. East Southeast 0 Oct. East Paseo 7 Oct. East Westport 6 Oct. East Southwest 24 Nov. East Central 0 3 wins, 2 losses, 2 tie games was this year's record set by the Cubs. This year's second team had the stamina and hustle needed to play Varsity football. Coach Harris took over the job of leading the Cubs to their three victories. Harl Hanson was the Cubs' only scorer in the game against Southwest. Hanson also scored 18 of the 19 points to gain a victory over Central. The highlight of the Southeast game was Bill Senzee's long run which won the game. A completed pass to Elton Villines gave the Bears a 7-0 victory over Paseo. The Cubs fought off the Viking eleven for a scoreless game. 7 I ff-if W l I 9 L I I 'N- , 1 ' .- Im, f ' ,. ,.,,.,.,',,7-,W 4, f .fx r, '-i,1f:g2p+::'2:a, in 4: -'e,5'v-wfffffsv.Q 1 .L M,J:1,,,,wf , I-4 '-uv V -,V 1..,. .ox ...X-, - -f-:Ihr-M 2:-'f - -f-Z, T221 if -,. , - iff ia.: r:-1ff.iQsf'f: 4- If' fp f s - , , -f.vigf-'f prix: 1-2f:f.'.,'1 ' 1 71, Y ,:- J-ij-5,2-4 -3 'fe2',P'f::.'f--,J pajiin--:J ,L-'s 1 V' 1--- V - . ,. , .Sa . V , ,.. 73. :U - fr ,1 xt?-ii, 1' A ig- -E: wbfw- -fri, fl lapis-, -Q: ,-4 : -S. fr, L, P k mm, Gia, 11551:-.Z2j S-1,11 14- , Pre-Season Baskvl bull if Nov East St. Mnry's Nov. East Westport Dec. East Center Dec, East Hogan Dec. East De La Salle Dec. East Glennon Dec. East Redemptorist Dec. East Raytown Dec. East Chrisman fl, Dec. East Southeast pi Jan. East Ward Although he failed to achieve his usual sec- ond place in the league, Coach Sebastian did succeed in developing a ball club of which THIS East may be proud, consisting mainly of for th sophomores and juniors who will be back longes for another season. cludir better won f l GET SEVEN NGN-LEAGUE BOOTS if fo losses spirit ' Bark Rolf:-Bob Wivod, David Atchley, jerry Fair, Louis Gillham, J. T. Little, Roger Wendell, Bob Middleton. Front Rau'-Ronnie Ragland, Don Robinson, Gene Bever, jim Thornhill, Charles Brown, Bob Morgan. 'A 9 A 7 ... divan T -: f E K 54 A , Q A ,Q ., . .M Lu' XJ W , l 4 ,N 2 5 as U , 1 1 p , , , i, V 'ggriff ' ,wi 1' I rr N, Y ,. . A t, -.av 'R iw, is P F ff c 1 E t af - frai s fe i , x I kiwi A ' E . 7 l ,fl 2 42 ' th YY' - J . ,Z , ' f , K , L. , Y,1,'..'f-,.. ,,.'jf4'-.,. -31-1143 Qzf ,. ' . . . , The big stretch BEARS BEANED Ce -Q5 ' X 4, I 1' X? X W 5 , ff J li 1 N f I ., ,l 7 Be a good sport mer of attraction THE BEARS dropped one of the most exciting games of the season to Northeast by the narrow margin of 47-42. The game was off to a slow start that didn't accelerate for East until the last quarter. Superior ball handling reduced the odds created by the Vikings tremendous height. The Bears' defense tightened and the Vikes had few chances to score in the last quarter. A hot 38.6 per cent of shots narrowed the victory margin to S points. LOUIS GILLHAM DAVID ATCHLEY Forward Senior Guard Senior . : 1 A ff. '- ' .- V xg' , . je . ,N 54 ,J ga ., 5 i V5-I 1-6 9 X l ., ' 1 , w . ',,,g5,,..:.LjL.3Qg,.,.'1QjJ.,--1, zQfQi.ff5'. ' 'if , . . -':-'ifflf 3'F:',. 2.2, ' ' V ' I E I f K l ,J Q 3 I H 1: fl f 4 5 X bl w I :xr Q W IX4 'I Us 1 Wa W Y ,, w lm ,N , I ,V J -4 i 5 2 5 ? I 4 1 , 1 s 3 1 31 A sure shot BOB MIDDLETON BOB MORGAN G d junior F 'ard J -f-.- 4' . L A 5 A I xx 54 1 55 . . . . and again I A Closely guarded WILD INDIANS SCARE x BEARS -55 I 5 5 1. I 1 1 I il u w W x +5 E 1 I Ax N i I W .P P I fx Y Y Y I Iii ii gwr I I W r m 1, it II r 1 F 4 1 L, 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 11 ,4 1 1 1 11 .lx 1 111 11 1 31 Q11 11 1: 1 11 J, 1 1 I 1 n 1X I 'lf' , What goes up must come down 14 'KL SECOND TEAM basketball season was a series of ten- sion packed games starting with a pre-season win- ning streak of four games. During the pre-season games they outscored most of their opponents but in the League play dropped behind in scoring. The team, being especially skilled in defense, proved a hard opponent to score against. They had good eo-operation and fine team spirit which enabled them to enter each new game with an optimistic outlook on their possibilities. Ronnie Raglan netted 10 points in one quarter against St. Mary's, but failed to help the Cubs win. After many starts the Cubs lost the last three games. The second team finished the season with a 3 Won, 4 lost record. Jack Smart was team's high scorer, with Shepherd and Willert close behind. CUBS CLAIM CLOSE COUNT All UP in the all' Cross arms over the powder keg SFKYIIIKI Tram Bzl.lkt'fl7t1H GW! Nov. 23 East 36 Sr,M3ry'5 38 af' Nov. ZS East 46 XVestport 27 e Dee. 1 East 35 Center 13 DCC. 5 EHS! 40 De La Salle 33 DCC. 8 East 50 Glennon 20 Dec. 11 East ZS Redemptorist 31 Dec. I5 East 39 Raytown S0 DCC. I9 EIISI 14 Chrismgn 33 Dec. 23 East 32 Sgutheggf 52 IN THIS, his fourth year at East, Coach Harris bene- Vfited the football squad greatly with his line ex- perience. Although overshadowed by Southeast, the team showed promise of coming success under the leadership of Harris. Wie predict that within a year or two he will be one of the outstanding first team coaches in the state. A former Missouri Valley player, he has brought us some of the technique and skill shown by Valley teams. Bari Roux' XV.xlrer llicklin, Larry Larkin, john Shepherd, Bolu Andrews, Gary Gulitlc, Dale Willerr, jerry Brown. Fmrzl Rffzi-3 Georgg Ban, jim Dahman, Charles Heck, Bill Lee, Don Hubler, john Hoover. WX' 'V Ayr y x ' J , :SS -.,. I.- .'-J-fs 13...- W Z. if , vt' -, -r, R et : 5? lift? Eels A4 Like taking candy from a baby Steam pressure points, and im Cooper added another point, leav- ing the Bears out of first by 1 point. Stanley Rhodes and Gerald Smith finished first and second, This boy's on the stick Run-don't walk-to the fastest finish respectively, in the 880 to set the speedsters out in front. The relay team finished second to salt away another trophy. The Bruins captured sixth in the state meet, only a fraction behind Southeast. 2 ' fl I I B 1, I' , ii . K 'mera ' L 2-K M f s- , Q, T J Q. fl .es are ISI or Hg ng ri- ist ts. 2 Ierry jack 4 I Q., I x 1 A, P-X W xlw These events placed East as a serious competitor Q in the city meet. Coach Brown-Coach Fields 'ff H W it Q? ?'..24 , , Kicking up his heels I'll try, Coaichiu penetrating look 5 . IX ,fly ' I r .X ,'e ff X b X , X at tg . 11' ' iw' t sly x. .- .17 -I f K , .., 5 i u , .. ' If H F I ' f!'5'f5T' ,.,H 7 . , . .. ' ' 1 AE,-12'..' , 1' f'L..1A'M'Ja.5fEi. .M THEY WENT THAT-A-WAY t jim Adkins, Douglas Cagley, Stanley Rhodes, Jerry Smith. JUST AT the last minute we received word that East has added another trophy to her already sizable Col- lection. At the Shawnee-Mission relays, night of April 23rd, four of our middle distance men con- tinued to set a new rccorcl in the 2-mile relay. The old record, set by Northeast in '51, was 8:28.l. Smith, Adkins, Cngley and Rhodes chnlked up Ll new standard of 8:2l.2. AMW I, 43 ' Jul A wi -1 ny. .4 L W ww ,alimfni Q AWAY WE GO COACH FIELDS, cross country team made a great showing this year. At the state meet, .being the only team from Kansas City, we held our own by plac- ing a heavy fourth as a team. Jerry Smith placed fourth individually with a record-breaking time of 9:20, over the old record of 9:23. East ended its pre-season meets with a victory over Shawnee-Mir sion on Shawneels track. The leading members of this year's team were Jerry Smith, senior, Stanley Rhodes, senior, Paul Hudson, junior, Jim Nicely, junior, and Bob Reed, sophomore. Nice going guys, and congrats to you, Coach Fields! Good old Elsie! 46' . jerry Smith-a record breaker! 2 . 44' J MV Back Row: Stanley Rhodes, jerry Smith, Mar- tin McGehee, Fran! Row: Paul Hudson, Rob- err Reed, Don Turrenrine, jim Nicely. Here I am! W,-'ff , f r I I i ? , i ,I W L 1 if S 4, 41 's -. .. J , V .w 1, W ii. ,1 Q 1-' Y 1 s W 'U Y 5, 4 4 w 'M w fi 3 4 2 E I 1 4 , Y , 1 Y v y w A , EV' N i ! 11 ll M W N l Ji W H55 Wi m 'E V, fill w XI!! TN wi 61 N ,M Vg W 1 w ,'. 1 1 4 1 1 , Q4 i f , . . ly F' 4 A - ,W Ji, QAXQZ Q,,L,,g9Nfa,J4fWMd.AZ 4bQVZ',44w4nbJ , fw,,i4Z...z,.f,DMZ - X X4-MJ? f iff GRQWING INTERESTS Rxfffsf i' if 1 . iii xx - V2 SWHW N e 'ii if BETESLSEQ fix 93 , fn 1 , ,g , 4. - H.-. --......-1.1,-.,..v,...,-.-rg., -' - 4 . F. ? I i I . Y I 1 k V 4 R I a E W M 1, Q, 1 A Q V 5 n .. 1: E1 SL Vs Pi 2 E, J .1 0 Q Q ! 3 ? i 1 GQ gf Of .1 Sin -A '5 0 1, Q V ft' r I HAMILTON LITERARY SOCIETY fl-...-v Fim Jemefter GARY BEAN III remefter Gary Bean Dean Hickson I, W. Coffman PRESIDENTS plfffdklll 1'il'efpre.ria'zl1! Jerrelmy Gxrl of our dreams 1-51 Second .remener yan GERALD PEEL H-m-m boy that's good 2111! .rwzlefler Gerald Peel I. W. Coffman Dean Hickson iv 4 . 5, lf:-L?l..1 Cheaper by the fbakefsj dozen V Bob Bradley ffk'!IIIlY'lff Harold Bowman Don Pittman Jgl.-41?-M1111 Harold Gibson Ed Lunccford repnrlw' Terry Nolan Dale Noble rrilif Lloyd Bc-dswortl1 Hrlilljllllilfzlll Gary Baan Dean llifkson ifzlw'-,ml iffy nf. Ed Lumcford flvv 4 f.. Ma. if qf : 49 1 Yfzligggi' , 5:34. A r I 3 ,A . I W v W L .v U J J w V1 -N s - -x Y IJ M 1 ,S H14 .13 I 1, . dl ,, I, . A . , , N wi -4 i i 5 v 1 ' Az,-f g 9544 HLIT99 Fim' plate: Dale Noble Semild plare Carl Rcnfro Third plare: Turn Laswcll Firxl plate: Don Turrc-ntmc Serond plafe Donna Ellcman Third plare: Dean Hlckson EXTEMPORANFOUS SPEAKING Firfl plare: Samui! plare Third' plare: Firfl plate: Serond 'plana Third plate: Fim plare: Sefozzd plafe. Third plare: Firff plare: Serona' plafe: Third plare: 1' 1 N 1 1 w w P 1 V F7 9 1 fly was :xia, :ook :hey ests. nior job lan- Wil- ing- ie, Z Kalailu Literary Society Friendship is the meaning and feeling of Kalailu, East's old- est and only mixed literary society. With Mr. John P. Dix as their sponsor, the Kalailu- ans Worked even harder, and their efforts were rewarded by placing second in the liter- ary contest, missing first by only one point. A surprise gift to their sponsor was one of their snappy red and white corduroy jackets. In club meeting, they revised their constitution. Leundis Literary Society Pot lucks, rush teas, and a Christmas party are a few of Leundis, activities this year. Leundis with their brother club, Hamiltons, adopted two needy families at Christmas, supplying them with food and warm cloth- ing. In the Lit contest, Leundis Walked off with a first, a second, and a third. With Mr. Benson their sponsor, Leundians lived up to the high standards set for them. Q Q. fghq Hamilton Literary Society Knights in white and blue are the Hams, East's oldest boy literary society. Besides fur- nishing food and clothing for two needy families at Christmas, they also put forth an extra effort toward the literary contest, placing first and third in three events. Under the guidance of their sponsor, Miss Vee Flinn, they revised the constitution, and built the club to its height. 5 I lx: . E i , . W- ff. l ,M ' W ,534 , 1 ' I a 7 , Q, 1 1 v 4 Q I JG 1 i L 3 U N M yu w lx ., .W STAFF Co-ediloixr-iz:-rbief.' Bob johnson Martha O'Neil Auf. Edilorrs Dianne Hart, john Root Afroririle Eilifaim' Art-Ronnie Clarkg Asst., Barbara Hunting. Business-Joyce Graham. Layout-Pat Dutoit. Literary-Judy Root. Photography-Gloria McDon- ald. Di1'i.fio17 Eu'il0f'.f.' Faculty-Carol Huston. Classes:- Georganne Straub. Athletics-Merlin Thomas. R,O,T.C.-Lois Hoppe. Organ.-Dolores Elting. Activities- Marilyn Keely. Seniors-Glenda Ep- pert. Asst.-Cathy Kennedy, Slnff Membevm' Lois Bartlett, Carol Ram- sey, Betty Lowell, Carolyn Ford, Lu Ann Sharp, Blanch Norval, Carol Morrow, Earl Richards. FtlIllIlJ'Ad1'iJ0l'J.' Mr. Prewitt, Miss Baker, Mr. Grubc, Miss Crawford. John Root and Dianne Hart, named as- sistant editors, were trouble shooters, who straightened out difficulties and bottlenecks in the production line. John could be seen taking pictures, developing them, cutting, pasting up, or if needed, writing copy. Any assignment he did excellently and quickly. 1-is 'Pan-Q ' J' ,,'f Work, work, work till the brain begins to swim He also was privileged to leave school in Mr. Prewirt's car at any time to deliver or pick up necessary material. Dianne chiefly super- vised layout, paste-up, and final editing. She was present at all night and Week-end par- ties-oops! I mean meetings, and spent countless hours outside of school on prep- aration of the book. Lilemry edilor Aiffllfml edimr AJ'J'jJfr1IIf edilor' udy Root Dianne Hart Root , 4, -.- I W . H you it for plete? into a to the l have ample tantly kept Writ- prob- ' real- : book nto it. i 1 Pr, ' E AND PLAY The associate editors, Literary, Judy Rootg Photography, Gloria McDon- aldg Layout, Pat Dutoitg Art, Ron- nie Clarkg and Business, Joyce Gra- ham, contributed much to the suc- cess of the yearbook. One of the fin- est jobs ever of turning out copy, proofing and paste-up was perform- ed by Judy Q Somebody bad stole de copynj Root. She was constantly calling for more copy. Her efficient manner and sly sense of humor kept the staff room more enjoyable. Al- though Gloria took no pictures she ' kept the negative files in excellent usable condition, and supplied the book editors with necessary pictures. r' - H m iff'-'mt W V X . .,. , . 1, Sh! Geniuses at work 'Wu 5 Future Bankers of America Tuni', Dutoit made and supervised layoutsg while Ronnie Clark and Company fliarbara Huntingj de- signed the cover, made sketches, and the division pages. Joyce Graham and her staff, under Miss Baker's super- vision, kept records of payments and collected accounts. XVithout their help, thc book financially would not have been successful. 1 , True 1 1 nr false? It's in Tuni's box vas ian the le- of mc- xp- igh St. nut nd ers. vas INTO THE LAND of sky-blue waters jour- neyed ten Eastonian staff members, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Prewitt, their daughter, and twenty-nine Shawnee-Mis- sion students on a Continental Trailways bus, to attend the National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 26-29. A swim in Lake Minnetonka, night boat- ride, semi-formal banquet and dance, the acquaintance of students from thirty-five states, and, of course, informative classes are five component parts equalling the grand total-a Wonderful time! , l J 1 I l N I i I I r i i As usual, East is in the front ' i i LAND OF KY-BLUE WATER li l i l29 l - 4 Second semester editor, jerry Blatherwick STAFF LONG HOURS and numerous diffi- culties are the lot of the 38 students and sponsor, Mrs. Gladys H. Papas, who produce the Echo. The stu- dents experience a sense of deep satisfaction upon seeing their own masterpieces in print on the Thursdays of distribution. Coming attraction Q4 Enjoying their own production Interview with Ken Heady And I thought my story was in this one! 7 r W 1 R ,f ,' f if-' W, . I . Q 1 , i 2' - ' 1 w vu C W , v ' Or, 4 ,vcfig ' 5253? w I X V ,jk 1- S Ning 11 ,: ,. V ,f-z ---1 X, L, -M... 1 I 1 f K. k', vid red llie itol ian Girls' Chorus THESE Musical Misses are chosen from the Choir, Mixed Chorus, and Girls' Glee Club according to their ability and interest in Music. They engage in light music and are called on to perform for various organiza- tions in the city. 'fTr '?T'f c za in T -vi Uv If si ,, g', 1 ,, J I 1 s,,ste t '- A 'I , it , ' 3. pi I W , J 4' xy IAAV 1, +7 , 4 I T so e J fili Back Raw: Betty Williams, Alice Williams, Martha Enke, Terry Miller, Eleanor Miller, Beverly Giles, June Chance, Jo Ann Ratzloff, Judy Ellis, Claudette Lydick, Elaine Haun, Marie Mowell, Shirley Cross. Second Raw: Kae Daughtery, Kae Plumb, Sue Russell, Roberta Varner, Georgia Woolsey, Sara Jane Davis, Barbara Meyers, Mary Taylor, Beverly Hicks, Kathryn Shaw, Donna Rosebetry, Fin! Row: Mary Monteel, Donna Skaggs, Ruby Jackson, Beverly Stevenson, Sylvia Siewart, Mary Evans, Virginia Brown, Doris Toler, Judy Wilson, Wanda Reed, Fern Koup. Chordmen THIS GROUP of music and muscles is composed of boys from the Choir and Mixed Chorus. They specialize in novelty and, barber shop num- bers and do request performances for school assemblies and outside or- ganizations throughout the city. Back Raw: John Tomlin, Louis Gillham, John Warden, Royal Fields, David Driscoll, Earl Childs, Eddie Hults, James Baker, Harold Zollman, Don Pittman, Jerry Payne. Front Row: Gerald Wass, Robin Marrs, Paul Whipple, Boyd Arnold, Lloyd Gillham, Don Weaver, Richard Meyers, Bob Reed, Lloyd Beds- worth, Alfred Salmon, Don Richardson, Chordottos PUTTING their two cents worth in the All-City Girls' Glee Club Festi- val, Outburst, and the Christmas and Easter programs, is the Girls' Glee Club. Along with fun and frolic, they sing for churches and local organizations of the city. Joyce Forhis, Yvonne Smith, Sylvia Morgan, Peggy Jo Skaggs, Brenda Kitterer, beverly Tryon, Gloria Grihhle, Nancy Peterson, Lillian Cook, Sylvia Siewart, Marilyn Giersch, Martha Laws, Carol Ramsey, Carol Amos, Jackie Dunlap, Claudette Lydick. East's proud of them SHE's A WONDERFUL student . . . if all my other students were like her . . . , Yes, your son is so conscientious and such a worker . . . These are familiar remarks of -you guessed it-Open House. Each of East's two Open Houses was a success, thanks to the students, parents, and faculty mem- bers who supported it. After roaming the halls, tracking down their child's teachers, the parents at last relaxed in the auditorium for a program by the music, speech, and band departments. A highlight of the spring Open House was the voting machine, demonstrated by East's own students. OPEN HOUSE What a way to go! Keep the school fires burning Rembrandt or Thomas Hart Benton? ini Is i Gun Thr per Sell All long wh: W wi ,A Q, ,N J x x 1 1 r 1 Q x il 1: 1i 1' .W ,wa 2 ' I , fe' .1 E' li I Q. .rl ' Aff, 1:3-'ig' '2'r:i'ais,.,.' .., ' L N ffl ?'f'. 3' .Is - 32 at 1 ,, ' . 158 -H , fifif , fl E 3 129515 L Fri I haven't had any sleep fol- W A . I . f' ii V' w 1 .1 A l, 'grail , Jil! A i ,pi .if .1 v , 3 1 If Listen to this! ,U ,J T I l V M Pxiji i J fl! ki 'Nil i U ,J 1, T ' 'A x i T' .J WST T It T INGX PLAY MM viii l , lf-I x il Q, .. ,., ' . ' v You do as I 5aY' It d be warmer if it wasn t so cold And l'll stay till I do see Harold! SECOND FIDDLE brought forth the most de- lightful music ever-the laughter of the au- dience at the 1954 Spring Play. The plot in- volved a mock marriage between Joan Keeler, JoAnn Wfoodruffg and Harold Wer- ple, Bob Johnsong which was found to be legal. The perplexing situation was made even funnier by the actions of the sleepy butler, John Root, and the ever hungry Minnie, Pat Mills. The appearance of Har- old's fiancee, Dorothy, Darlene Gunter, made matters even more complicated. To top the whole thing off Joan's mother, Jo- anne Ruberson, made her appearance, and the couple had to hide the true circum- stances from her. The whole baffling situ- ation was quickly remedied when Harold and joan discovered they really were in love. 1 1 1 K as 1 as iv' Buck Roux' William Hyland, Bob Collier, Ferril Hastings, Charles Grife, Bill Fairall, Gary Gulick, David Bales, Dean Hickson, Barbara Nystrom. Second Rauf: Jessie Winningham, Danny Tully, Don Krout, Kenneth Thompson, Bill Moore, Pat Dutoit, George Erdman, Linda Danforth. Thin! Rvws Barbara Stephens, Judy Root, Barbara Hunting, Phyllis Munkers, Alma Hart, Annie Plisowski, Jerry Deuser, Phillip Norman, From Roux' Jo Ann Mingauw, Pal Lowe, Pat Walker, Nancy Mills, Par Nicodemus, Sandra Hughes, Verna Lou Price,Bill Procter. lrl refzzeflef' Judy Root Barbara Nystrom Janite Egncr Dt-an Hutkson G.1ryGulitk llill Moore Jerry Dcuscr Jo Ann Mingaiiw flru iiifwll rfi u-jzwiizfwll 1ui1't'l.1ry lr'r'.fvl1n.'l' rxql,-.ll-.irlfzi ylflmr Irv' nun ull RT CLUB 2111! wzflafler' liarbara Hunting Dunn Hitkson Judy Root J.ll1ILCl2gllCl' liill liiirall f.li.irlt-s Grife l'.xt Nnutleinus Danny Tully A PAINT BRUSH and a tube of paint-the symbol of East's Art Club. Art is every- wheren is their motto, and as any Art Club member can tell you, art is of practical ap- plication in one's everyday life. Miss Agnes Crawford, sponsor and teacher of art, is interested in Art Club members as artists, students, and friends. The club's annual highlight is its spring picnic. 145 ni ..,. 1 nl----u 'W A Y'-is - '1,,u 'g ,,,,., if ti! U 1 L. 44 J W 1 i 1 4 L Vg f, by . ' - ' , . l ' L fs .1 '..,,-, ' 7' ' 5 , , 0, E -'I' ,sr . -f a I Y ' I x, 0 w A, , f 5- 5 . f' I ar' ,. 1 V - El' :Ah ., . if E 1' 14' H93 1 ,Y H ai Top Row: Bob Freeland, De Wayne Oden, Charles Colovin, Sranley Mills, Bob Bradley, Larry Larkin, Ed Lunceford. Seforld Row: C. B. McClure, Dean Goeking, Tom Kunz, jim Cooper, Robert Schnirker, R. E, Tiefel. Third Row: Dick Odgers, Ed Pauley, Carl Renfro, Ron- nie Clark, Vernon Christie, Gary Bean, Brztlom Rum: Lowell Crosby, Harold Gibson, Rex Kuehn, Philip Brown, Phillip Blackmore, Frank Janes, Bryon O'Neal. lil ,FL'Pllb'J'le'V' A 2ml Jelllefler 9 Frank 'lanes preridmf Gary Bean E GI E E R C L U B Larry Larkin 1'iw4preJirle11l Phillip Brown Gary Bean Jw:-u1m'y Robert Schnitker Bob Bradley 1rem1n':r Frank lanes LV F Phillip Brown .rAql.-ill-ilr'1l1r Dcvflayne Oden i lid Lunceford wfmrlw' Bob Bradley lT's NEW! Ir's blue! It's n blueprint! - -I made by one of liast's famous engineers, a member of the Engineers' Club, sponsored by Mr. McClure and Mr. Tiefel. The gear wheel, symbolic of machines and machin- ery, is their quite appropriate emblem. N, -.V liieltl trips, speakers, and motion pictures l1 l1li'ht thfr nut' ff. Master craftsmen lb lb U I M mp .S HO' r 4 .4 -Q 5' 1 ,- Q- 8.,, 3, fwgyv in za. ef' up- 10 ' LJ Back Roux' Earl Pence, Paul Hudson, Bob Ebert, Don Smith, Jim Young, Walter Moseley, Ted Woodard, Ralph Shaw, Richard Groner Second Row: janet Gentry, Larrene Burgess, Phyllis Anderson, jo Ann Woodruff, Martha Bray, Shirley Foale, Marlene Wallace, Fred Bell Wendell Smith. Third Roux' Linda Kitterer, Mona Marks, Shirley Hughes, Sandra Clark, Eileen Williams, Sue Russell, Carol Elkins, Donna Baker, Darleen Case, Fran! Roux' Alyce ,lean Priefert, ,ludy Fortney, Virginia Gwinn, joan Beal, Loretta Merriott, Ellen Gray, Ginger Yazel Loretta Bru ns. SPANISH CL B If! remefler 21141 nffmailw' Earl Pence flwxizlwzl lo Ann Wfoodruff 'lo Ann Woodruff Ginger Yazel Loretta Morgan Larrene Burgess Phyllis Anderson Don Smith Ralph Shaw I'fi'1'-'Dil' tide!!! JeH'elm'y fl'L':IJ'llI'L'f' 1'rf1m'ler IIILIIKOIJ' Jgf. -nl-arm: Phyllis Anderson Larrene Burgess Ginger Yazel janet Gentry Loretta Morgan Ralph Shaw Don Smith UBUENAS TARDES! Que tal? Good afternoon! How are things? shows one big happy family nt Spanish Club meet- ,in other words, ings. The two purposes of the club are to study Latin Americans and put classroom Spanish to use in games :md songs. Theircnpnble sponsor is Mr. F. N. Curly', Cummins. ls the Spanish Club always this quiet? an Back Row: Dale Noble, Charles Grife, Don Toburan, Glenn Peake, Jerry Brown, Bob Bradley, Robin Hicklin, Royal Field, Joe Gregg, Jerry Payne, John Ekstrom, Harold Bowman, Vance Caselman, Second' Row: Elton Villines, John Hoover, Beulah Reinmiller, Naomi An- derson, Ellen Bush, Eleanor Miller, Melvin Thompson, Mary Margaret Wieglman, Kay Daughtery, Par Blakemore, Peggy Skaggs, Dorothy Tawney, Janice Leonard. Third Row: Bill Procter, John Rag, Alma Colvin, Earline Holmes, Donna Anderton, Terri Lasswell, Nancy Mills, Mary Frances Elder, Sherryl Lewellyn, Laura Vickery, Deanna Fogliani, Ellen Manselle, Diane Marsh. Frou! Row: Jo Ann Justice, Dorothy Collins, Charlotte Koehler, Janice Cook, Mary McDaniel, Myrna Combs, Judy Qualls, Pat Walker, Barbara Hall,Charles Nicodemus,Gordon Fistoe, Bob Fain. 111 Jemexlev' Pat Blakemore Bob Bradley Dot Tawncy Royal Fields Robin Hitklin Donna Anderton Terry Nolan L TI CLUB 2IIIl' J'L'I1IEIlr.'t' prefridwll Dot Tawncy 1'ii'e-pwridvlll Glen Pfali ,wt'r'eh1v'y Diane Marsh lrei1Jm'er Robin Hitklin .igl.-411-rum! Charles Nicodemus nmimli Donna Anderton Jury Payne FORMED to revive interest in the Latin lan- guage, the Latin Club is sponsored and taught by Virginia McClure. Members spend many interesting hours translating Roman myths of love and War, and viewing films of ancient Rome. The Latin Classes solicit Common Learn- ings and English classes in the. attempt to enforce interest in Latin and gain new membership in the Club. f W.. g , A -.,.Y-......- 42, ,.W ,Y YY -., , f ,. -M.. JT, W-..,........-.-....,.,,-,,.,,,,,,.,..,.,,, , . , , f Q ,.l,..g1g'.j?1Li,L...-,f,11 Q'x..'3i g':3Li...:.1L-zrziif ffllm- , , . , .gr Top Row: Sylvia Mor an, M r Led d g a y gerwoo ,Darla Summers, Donna Taylor Mary M Wieleg man Carolyn Graham. Second Row: Betty Williams, Kay Daughrery, Judy Blaco, Carleen Speed, Virginia Herron, Marchera Gowing Third Row' Sharon Haase Darlene D k M 'l , , , ra e, an yn Krelzschmer, Mary Ann Reece, Sreffie Plisowski. Boltnm Roux' Wilma Speak, Martha Laws, Wanda Penfe, Dorothy Moseley, joan Beal. ATHENIANS ATHENA, the Greek goddess, lives today- at least in spirit-in the Athenian Club, which typifies honor, loyalty, teamwork, Wisdom, and beauty, of which Athena is goddess. The aim of Athenians is to become a leader, to practice teamwork and good sportsmanship, and always to indulge in fair play. Besides excelling in girls' sports, they also sport nifty blue and gray club jackets! IJ! ,remefler Zmf 1612101207 Darla Summers preiidwzl Donna Taylor Donna Taylor z'ii'e-pfwiflwzt Sharon Haasc Emma Lou Hansen Jerrenu'y Virginia Herron Mary Ledgerwood lf1.'rl.fl1l'f.'7' Darlene Drake Sharon Huuse .rgf.-11fYm'm,r Marchcm Gowing Dorothy Tawney r'rfporlem'rilir Mary Ledgerwood Darlene Drake Allamimz girl Darla Summers fbly Wifi .la Z 3 it t ,bi , 495-1 .X ,- i ' .Jw H. QI!- .vw QQ' qui Back Rauf: Barbara Morris, Ruth Buck, Lorene Sells, Judy Armstrong, Alice Soeborg, june Chance, Second Roux' Par McCown, Barbara Kryso, Willie May Walla, Pat O'Riley, Virginia Azamber, Mary Reinmiller, Sandra Grimm. Tbim' Row: Miss Nowlin, Shirley Qualls, Sylvia Siewerr, Sara jane Davis, Nelcyne Robinerte, Beverly Stevenson. Fran! Rauf: Polly Mitchell, Christine Wilhile, Georgianna Colby, Helen Pellow, Nancy Owsley, Clara Smith. F TURE HOM MAKER OF ERICA JJ! .rewexler 212.4 remefier Clara Smith preiidenl Sylvia Siewert Sara Davis ffife-prefiderzl Sara Davis Nancy Owslcy .rerrelary Nancy Owsley Nelcync Robinette Irmizwer Nclcync Robinettc Judy Armstrong Jgl.-111-mwzf Judy Armstrong Ruth Buck rejmrfer Ruth Buck FUTURE HOMEMAKERS today - model homemaker-mothers tomorrow! How true that is! In preparing girls for home life, the F.H.A. stresses individual responsibili- ties and cooperation of all members. Also tours are conducted through garment fac- tories, and new methods of cooking and sewing are demonstrated in meetings. Their goal-learning to live better today, thus bettering homemakers' families tomorrow. 153 -- Y --'X-'qw'- fffnfff' If, i-i?Z?2?9f?-'r-'ffT' 'ff' - . --15,1 A .-,yt -, J- 1,77 -, , ,V ,A 1. i 1 N H N w F i, 1 4 V 1 ,f' ,,,,,,,..,. ,..,,,..,... -vo Q21 4 Nu, f N ocl, john Hoover, David Peeler. Semml' Roux' Homer Back Row: Larry Clark, Carl Renfro, Roger Borgelt, Ed Lunceford, Bob Wo Hogan, Ned Gonzales, Bill Kunzweiler, Gary Baker, Bob Cox, LeRoy Reeves, Kenneth Thompson, Third' Rmw: Carol Wheeler, Beverly Price, Barbara Dobbins, Linda Danforth, judy Winsread. Fwrzl Rani: Donna Ohlson, Norma jean Hales, Janice Leonard, Delores Le Grand, Joanne Rich, Shirley Hughes, Donna jones, Sally Siegge Pwlidwll RED CRO 0f'f.jLiL'l',f Virtf-fm: rirlwzf . . Sm 1 alrlry Slmlrfnl C Rr'fJru'lw' num il Rrf1l'L'lA'llfilfflt' . Carl Rcnfro Donna Olsen Rusty Hales Roger Borgclt ,la tl-tie Gilliland n. UNDER THE capable leadership of Carl Renfro, the Junior Red Cross accomplished many worthy goals in 1954. Extending the hand of friendship overseas they sponsored the filling of a chest with educational, health, and recreational supplies, and they again rcmcnfmcrcd our veterans at Christ- mas. Giving unselfishly of time and thought, Miss Rose Martin is sponsor of this fine organization. r rgelt oore rtlett Case Root ubbs If i i Q A. v ' .- .. Q 'W as M v f-. Top Row: jerry Blatherwick, Bruce Busey, john Shepherd, Ronald West. Second Row: jerry Brown, jack Ellis, Dick Stuart, Don Turren- tine, Gerald Peel, Lindley Carlson, Sanford Ruse, Ronald Clark, David Atchley, Bob Wood, jack Dunn, Bill Moore, Don Lehman, jerry Smith. Third Raw: Donald Richardson, Dick'Gross, Dale Noble, Dan Woodall, Jim Reynolds, Harl Hanson, jack Miller, jim Flynn, Bob Collier, Norman Nixon, Allan Hurst, Richard Groner. Fourth Row: Linda Liter, JoAnn Meier, Cathy Kennedy, Dianne Hart, Bob Mid- dleton, Jerry Knight, joe Miller, Charles Shriver, Jerry Motsinger, Darlene Johnston, Kathy Coats, Helen Hogan. Bollom Row: Nancy Thompson, Terri Laswell, Beverly l-lundley, julia Allen, Carole Hoover, Ginger Vaughn, Honna Fortney, JoAnne Appleton, Beverly Tryon, Susan Stuart, Barbara Capps, Shirley McClaskey. TR FFIC CLUB 1,-, I5,,,,pm,,- Zmlaenzetler Jerry Blatherwick jlmiidefll jerry Blathetwick Gerald Peel 1'jl'f'Ii77't'li6!L'71f Allan l'lurSf Helen Hogan rerv'ultii'y Ginger Vaughn Julia Allen !1'em11rer ,llllil Allffl Brute Busey fu'nAgmn1 ib.1iv'fmir1 Bruce Busey IT's NEW! Yes, a new club, the Traffic Club, has been added to the activities of the typical busy East student. Its organization is the outcome of a school-wide poll oppos- ing the Student Youth Court and of many students' efforts to form a more successful organization to fulfill the same purpose- to prevent traffic accidents by ipromoting safe ln' sane driving. Although new, its progress has been rapid-its success ap- parent! -Y it I ? til l lg. - Q11-'xg f 3 Future lenders CGLLEGE DAY COLLEGE DAY brings swimming heads and numerous pieces of litera- ture for juniors and seniors trying to decide which school is meant for them. Representatives from- about S0 schools were on hand to answer questions and distribute literature. left '--Allan Hurst. CITY HALL DAY Bewildcretl 'U 'Usd ll Should I go to college? V - F-1,-v f, 1-:fre 1.-:if '11 :rv 1-:U --ff ir. ,J - .1 f 1 'M1,, ?',: ' I lg, 1 5 1 'xr .Q-'1 .J , , . im 1 1 ,f 'F 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 P I 1 ii! 11 I 1 1 1 1i li 1 15: 11 111 111 11 ! : 1, 11 11: V. 111 1'! 1 15 111: . ,y W 'N N 1 ll 5 111' ! 1 i1 11 1 15 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 N S i I ,Vx Hi 1.1.5, -A N. --. a Q -. -...IJ -x.f 1 1 -4 ,Q f 1 f., 1' ,Jw , 4' S-iff? -' 'ffl .L ' .A .. A0 Qffffki .Q,.,,f L1 , JL! , .v ,ji ' ,nf 1,8 .r- -gL,.,-gi., 'ii' I lv... ,,fV, A , .1 -..-LA! Here's the ding-dong, here's the bell! A feast fit for a king The end-of the day I W, I .I l Headsup! fgflwbgdf ff gf. sxxxxx ,,..,.x ff Mi Wfivjy UV' VV exjggv ff I- If ff!! W Y, ,J p ij! Mm iff! nf! wif ff 168 Q ,ci v Kg- 1 fd 1: '-75 'h TL.. x , i W X I rl 3 4 T . 1 1 , N M E1 3 1 4 NEARING OBJECTIVES 'L '- L 1 9 L L 1. L A Q A P 9011. I if K A ' :av Bark Raw: jerry Blarherwick, Frank Bowers, J. W. Coffman, Ronnie West, Wayne Wagener, Bob johnson, john Tomlin, Glenn Morris, Paul Whipple, Bob Bradley, Ronnie Clark, Gary Bean, Stanley Rhodes. Seronrl Rauf: Frank Janes, Allan Hurst, Carol Huston, Henriezra Miller, Judy Root, Glenda Epperr, Martha O'Nei1, Lu Ann Sharp, Lois Bartlett, Barbara Hunting, Milton Kelley, Leo Scott. Third Roux' Bruce Busey, Don Turrentine, Diane Marsh, Betty Lowell, Gloria McDonald, Barbara Cherry, Blanch Norval, jo Ann Patecell, Donna George, Dolores Elring, Georganne Straub, Betty Hauser, Dianne Hart, Sue Eastcrwood, Verna Lou Price. Bulrom Row: julia Allen, Delores I.eGrand, Beverly Hundley, Rose Grindstaff, jo Ann Mingauw, Carol Ramsey, Joyce Graham, Ginger Vaughn, Carol Hoover, Evelyn Newman, Emma Lou Hansen, Vivien Snow. - 1. W- W, ' gi. 11'-.jg-f frffvavr ive - . fu 1. 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Bollom Row: Judy Root, LuAnn Sharp, Charles Snow, Georganne Straub, Don Turrentine, Ronald West. Thirty-three seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society in an assembly held May 20. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service were the determining factors for membership. Each year a faculty committee consisting of Miss Carolyn M. Dasbach, Miss Nora W. Boone, Mr. L. A. Priefert, Mr. Paul W. Day, Mr. L. Clayton Dickson, and Mr. C. O, Williams, ex-officio, select from the upper quartile approximately ten per cent of the senior class for this honor. ATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY 'fc-Y SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 DAVID GI NI' ATeHLI x Student CouneIl Basketball 2nd team 2 lst team 3 4 Dorm IAN BABE Transferred from Portsmouth Vrr bInIa 4 IYIARIIXN XNI BIAIR IHA 12 nec presIdent 7 Pep ' fu 1 YTeens l Intramurals I Small ShIeld 1 RI1 H IIIII M Bxru ov. Student Counerl Sxlesmamgger loutvlll l ULIA AI.I.IN Suence Club 1 Spamsh Club 73 nee presIdent 3 YTeens 13 LeundIs 24 seeretary 4 umor Class seeretary Semor Class seeretary Feho Staff '1raffIc Club treasurer 4 no tardIes ALVIN ANDFRSON Crack Platoon 12 7nd plate Com pany DrIll 1 2 MerIt 1 2 Regrmental Award 4 RegImental Staff 4 RegImental Adjutant General 4 Lt Colonel 4 ROTC CIreus 14 Crack Company I 2 Battahon Commander 3 4 Roarnr ANDERSON OANNI APPLTTON Atheman Club 3 Comnmereralfqybf 5 Silence Club 1 3 Maseot 1 Pep Club 4 Y Teens 3 fOut burst I 4 Small Slueld 1 Large ShIeld 3 'Waffle Clu ,4 GIrls Chou' 2 3 MUSIC Fcstnal 2 3 Sportsdxy 2 no tar res 1 'VN 's 3 'Q-nl L 173 Bon Lliri Brt,xnL1fx' Engineers Club 12, prcsitlc-nt 3, vit: president 3, Secretary 2, treasurer ri, reporter bl, Sgt-at-arms 2 Latin Club 5-bi, vice-president lg Hamilton 2-l, truasurer tl Student Council -l PAUL BRALFY LEE E. BRAY Engineers Club 2-fig Spanish Club 3g Com- mercial Club 2--lg no tcirclics l--ig Stage Crux' 3- lg Proctor 3--lg second team track Ig second team basketball 35 first team basketball 4 BRUCE Busm' Latin Club 3, Sgt-atfarms 33 Webster 3-4, secretary 4, reporter sig I-li-Y 2-'lg Traffic Club -lg Student Council 1-3g Proctor 43 Football letter 1--lg Hi-Y basketball 3g Football 1-lig truck 1-4g Mixed Choir 2 STRUT AROUND. Tr'-Y ig Sc r',c cl, 'tc'-1 4.9 Qu- LINDLIEY A. CARLSON First team football 3-sig second team football 1 VANCE D. CASLLMAN Latin Club 3,-lg Commercial Club 3-4 BARBARA jrifw Cunnan' Atbcnian 2-35 Y-TCUHS 2-3: FBI-A Qlg Eulcxia Z-sl, Treasurer Vl, Reporter -lg Pcrltct Attendance l-5, Office secretary 33 Small Shield l CH.-XllI,l'S CLARK ..,- X. , J' Eu E 4. s lil' l Z ,..,,, , A -'. NPN SCHOOL-RENOWNED! SUI3 ELAINL EASTERXVOOD Sticntc Club 1-4, secretary 3, pr-ggidcnt 5, vite-president 43 liuluxia 5-4, sgt-at-arms 43 Small Shield lg Large Shield 2, ROTC Quccn 33 Honorary Nt Lt- 4 KAY SUSANNIZ EBFRHARD jon lToIaIITrmN Bois ISI: BILL DIcI:nIIsoN GERALD L. DOWDY Spanish Club 3, mascot 3, Rifle team 4, Sth Army Rifle team 2-43 Co, Captain -lg All City Rifle tcamg All-Star 4, Distinguished Rifleman 4, Battalion Adju- tant 43 2nd Team Football 3 PATRICIA GALE DUTOIT Art Club 1-2, Spanish 3-4, secre- tary 35 Lcundis 1-4, president 4, critic 4, Pep Club 1-25 Y-Teens 1-4, Interclub Council 2-5, treasurer 43 Tri-City Con- ference 33 Tri-State Conference 3g Student Council lg Sales- managerg Echo Staff 35 Eastonian 4, layout editorg NSPA 3-45 Traffic Club 4, Intramurals 1-2 ROBERT EASTERXWOOD ,- I - fl-H . ' I A I x 'z , 'MJ 'H' HI ti' I CURTIS j. VORSYTHE Riflc Team 43 5th Army Mrrtfh I-43 City Mutch 4g Expert Rifleman, Bearing and nczttncss 1-2g Merit Ribbon 25 First Lt, HONNA MARIIT FORTNEY Commercial Club 3-45 Y-Teens 1-3g Spcukcrs Bureau 3, secrctnryg Masqueraclers 4, trcasurerg Pcp Club 1-3g Traffic Club 43 Lcundis 1-4, Inter-Society Council -l, trcnsurcr 4g Outburst 2--lg Student Council 1-2g Spring Play -ig Echo Staff 35 NSPA 33 Eustonian Quccn Final- ist 23 Salcsmanagcr 1-2 RUSSELL Fowuan MAX BELL ,- ff, if .,,, i fl 1 Af'-' H033 ff , , YM T11 u 'T' Q. ., , .im 1 , ' if , -3:4 132.1 ,Q L 'r , ' TA Y it i it . -',i'. ,.:J'9l Q f if Y ,gf ' .Q 'A C X 1 KO li DONNELL GANZER Engineers Club 2-55 Webster 2-3 DONNA MORLIENE Gliomzlz Science Club 2g Y-Teens 15 Outburst l--lg nurse Proctor 2-33 Sulcsnmarwugcr 33 Grrls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 35 A Cuppcllu Choir -ig no mrtlics I--lg no abscntcs 3-4 H1 Ln :mal ur Gm: ms lfnwfxrztm GILLIIAAI fC0I'I'lI11Cl'll.llC.lLllW 3 -6, llamillwn 1 21 Outburst l--lg pmtlur -iz A Cllpprllu fluur 5- l, B.15kt-t- b.xl l Intl ttnim 2g Baskctbull lat team 3--l i l Nj K A 'x 'I ,ii fi WX ij mn 'x V 1. ,. is J g mr N '1 flf Il N IW 1.1 11 ,H W 11 5 ,, w Wi V ug' fi H i i IW , M , ip ! 'ini ,E A P Q 1 -M . . -.,. .,,.. . I-,J I 1, 13 Vfi P, THROUGH TH' YEARS, EMMA LOU HANSIQN Athenian 35 Honor Roll lg Small Shieldg Large Shieldg Hockey Sportsclay 3-45 Basketball Sports- day 35 Baseball Sportsday 3 RUSSIIZ DODSON HARRIS CAROLYN DIANNI: HART Pep Club 1-21 Spanish Club 2-35 FBLA 45 Eulexia 2-4, vice-president 43 Inter-Society Repre- sentative 45 Eastonian 43 co-assistant editor 15 Salesmanager 33 Office secretary 3-45 Traffic Club 45 no tardies l-45 Honor Roll 3-4 BILL ll.-ILIN -ill 1-43 FFA 1-43 reporter 3543 341505-ill 143 Basketball 3-45 Tratk l-25 lfoutball 1--l PATRICIA D. HAASE Commercial Club 35 COE 4 DONALD F. HAFNER Hamilton 2-35 COE 45 Band 1-2 PATTIIZ MAY HAGER Latin Club 23 Y-Teens 15 Eulcxia 4 Outburst 1-45 Pep Club 2,35 no tardies 1523 no absentg 2 BEVERLY HAMMOND COE 45 Mixed Chorus 15 A Cap pella 2-3 4 K 'V 3- 1:2- 9' .7 LARRY L. Ilovis ROTC, lvl, Sgt. 1-2, Crael-1 squad I, Cratk platoon 2, Crank company 2, Craek battalion 2 BLVKRLY ali..-iN Hi'NDLiiY Stience Club 2--ig Speakers' Bureau 33 Masqueraclers -ig Pep Club 43 Tralitiie Club -'ig Eulexia 45 Student Council 1 B,xRBfinA 1.1215 HUNTINLQ Art Club 1-4, mascot 1, secretary 3, president -ig Speakers' Bureau 33 Pep Club 1-25 Kalailu Z--i, Kalailuette 3, song leader 3, Student Council 3, seeretary 3g Eastonizm fi, assistant nrt' editorg National Art Honor Souiety 1-2, 1st place 2, no tardies 1--i ALLAN M. Hnksr Latin Club, president, vice-president Z5 Engineers 3--ig Kalailu 1--i, president -i, Kalailuan 2, Sgt-ab arms 3, reporter 35 Oration 3, plate 2, Student Council 2, Committee Chairman, Outburst Z--ig no tardies, Traffic Clubg Perfeet Attendaneeg Proctor -ig Bronze lf, Silver lf, Gold Eg A Cappella Choir 2-33 Boys Octette 5-4 SMILES AND TEARS, S. ,ev 'Y if 40: 7 ' ,ui ,1- as. f fs pi' ' e-' in L 'ff i sn1-- ,fly-M L 1 if Ma. 5-'2 l f .'- xt 2'-ig I x K , 1 im , ' ' , A 1-51 2 isis ff- 1 - -4 , gy, . , - ,Q .3 2.52. , Q E ieftfn'-Aft., , 1 I A .I 5 f Ziff -,' . L ' ' -', BEN E, HUSBANDS CAROL ANN HUSTON Latin Club 1-2, treasurer 1-2g FBLA 3-4, Leumlis 2-4, sgt-at-arms 4, Echo 3-4, news editor 3, editor-in-chief 45 Eastonian 4, NSPA 33 AAUXV 2-4g Y-Teens 1-3, worship chairman 35 Pep Club 1-23 no tareliesg Quill 84 Scroll 33 Bronze Eg Silver lfg Gold Eg Small Shield, Literary Contest -i, short story jo Dl'1KN Isorir Spanish Club 2-33 Pep Club 1: Y-TCCDS 11 Stience Club 1g Eulexia 1--i, sg!-.xt-arms 51 no tardies ll Small Shield lg Intramurals 13 Sportsday 2 MAX D- IACKQON SL-it-nee Club 1, lingineers Club 25 c:,,m,m.rUJ1 Uub 3- H,.Y lg Pep Club 1--ig Outburst 1, no tardies lg Football 4, Trauk 4 'fi --51--.., I IF? :fv- Y EEL, B ! 'arm, lub 4 , '-'I+-s. Wg' ti S SILAS lNfARTlN KLAASSIEN HAROLD KCJUP Spanish Club 43 Hi-Y 3-'ll N-lfloml Aft Honor Society 2-3 JOHN L,xNq,TON I..ItiII Club li ffoIIImcrLi.Il Cluh 3-lg S.1lcsIII.xn.Igcr lg pruttur 5-li ROTC lf, Cf-'kk lomlhml' 3 JIIANN hlillll l.,-Inv: I I. Athenian 2-l: Sm.Ill Shield BllLTON KIiLLI2x' CATHERINE KIENNIIDX' FBLA 3-4g Y-Teens 2.411 PCP Club 2-33 Leundis 3--i, Sgt-ll-JI'I'l'lS 45 Enstormian Stuff -lg Giftorinn -l ILIDITI-I RAE KIQIISTIEN Spanish Club 2-3, mascot 2g Y- Teens 2g Outburst 33 Pep Club lg office secretary 43 Outburst Theme 33 no tardics 1--lg Volleyball Intramurals 1-2 LINDA KITTIERER Spanish Club 43 Pep Club 2-35 Athe- nian 2-3,sgt-at-arms 3, mascot 2gY-Teens 1gStudentCouncil4 ES '45-1:4 'Lim' f' ,I AA ' 'V . 1 I s--I x V . Y Yxikwv J 'I , iw esn A 1 5- ' Ss- ',-ru ' -' ,Nz in J 5' if ! V 'u 'x BETTY JOANN Lowifu. Transfer Student 35 Eulcxia 43 Eastonian 4, assistant literary cditorg Red Cross 35 Y-Teens 4g Honor Roll 3-45 Hockey Sportsdny 33 Pep Club 3-4 EDWARD L. LUNCEFORD Engineers I-45 Hamilton 3--ig proctor 4g Hi-Y 4 MARTIN MAGEE ROTC I-2, Sgt. lst Classg lst Track Team 3-4g Cross-Country 3-4 DON MAIN H1 NRE' N, I,AL'rr1 11 Spunish Club 2, Sgt-.xt-.xrmsg FBLA 5-l, Sgt-.it-Arms ig l3.xml l-23 ROTC 1-3, Cinulc Squud I, Neutness -X Hcuring Amml I-3, Theorutitul Awurd 1-2, Mer- it Award l-5, lNl.1l'li5Il'l.lI1'ilIllH Award 1-35 Sth Army Rifle PIQCAUTI 2-3, Drum LQ Bugle Corps lYlIl,I3RI'D LAUKVHLIN Lutin Club lg Atlmenian 2 Dliroiufs ANN l.IiGRAND Science Club 3-4, treasurer 41 Pep Club l-2g Mglsalucnldcrs -lg Outburst l-4g Small Shield lg Honor Roll lg Mixed Chorus lg A Cappella 2-4g Intramurals QW! X77 VLC! !77,4QOf.gfmv4 Ivfmzx' LOGAN AH! COLLEGE DAY - ' wif ,gg - 1 -92312 f ., - V f ,. ' 21123 ' f '- - .- it ,- is 4-I Y , -Aff, 4 a V . 'iff' fi. f.'5t Qw 1 A -,,. : Mtg'-grff, 'vu 'BLA I ,Vg ? ul l, Mer- Rifle cr 4g ld lg iuruls if? ll .. jg ,. 4 l DIAN12 RAMONA M.,xnsH Scicnrc Clulv 25 Latin Club 3--i, sclrchxry -lg Spcakcrs Blll'C.lU 43 Guod Cihzcn -lg Kalailu 5--lg Bronze E, Silver IT, Honor Roll 1-45 no tiirdics l-4 D.'xRi.12N1E R, lYlAYNARD Latin Club 3, secretary, vicoprcsi- dcntg Leundis 2-,lg Girls' Chorus 2, secretary, vicclpresidcntg Mixed Chorus 5, mascot, president ,N If-, ,. ife L' E I fa Zafykzfy 7 ff? 'Io ANN Ei' ii in Club 2- r.u'l' ub lg Y-Teens 9 im ucld IM: Eb V ' my 45,6 ,crave QQ Zh fffnjw-7 Q 1 Cfkj , f by C f V VA3 K , YL -, , SALLY lVllERRY A Cgxppcll.1 Choir Ai M0 IS HERE AT LAST! Qu. R X li V A 1 1.-QA, 'J i 'J' E l v ' , N X E 1 Mx? ,fc All 1 'J if -1 HlENRIET'l'A MILLVR 1012 lVflLLER Engineers lg Tr.ilt'ic Club 4g Hi-Y 1-33 Stu- dent Council I-fig Znil Team lfoothnll 2g lst Team Fuuthall 3-4g Turk 113 PATRICM Roni lNlIl.l.S Iwhsqucriulcrs ,ig Outlwursl l-3g Mixcd Chorus W jim ANN lWllNK.AUXX' Arr Club 543 l..xlin C lub 2, sun-l.iryg liulcxia 3--l, sci'rct.1ry 'ig Pop Club 1-lg l.mkcr Assistant 31 Stullcnl Cuunail 1-23 Bronze lig Silwr lig llunor Rull 1-55 no Lxrdlcs I-bl 1, -5? -Q ffiiif .wt-A, 1 JS' -. 31 A' ' iii 1 A 1-35 25 A Roll 2-3, pre- :cns :Jrus l ni or om- cam pi rfT FIN XWMW fMVp BUT N0 mopWQQ6fh' 1,224-Ulf Q fy A. VM' fr, if JG RUTH ALLEN. NQUJELLH Sfggfzlfe Club ,i Y- en A25 Honor Rol - Hfgftardtifytl-ji L V1 'M' ri Nh 'JCM ,W jf BARBARA Ari NY furor fyA,ry lubfl-4MceLpzfe f JAMES E. NETHIERTON JR. Student Council 35 no mfdics 1-43 Track 1-3 EVELYN LOUISE NEW'AIAN FHA 3-4, reporter 35 Irma. murals 2-4, Small Shield, Large Shield NORATAN R. NIXON Pep Club 45 Student Council 4g Hi-Y 4g Traffic Club 4g National Art Honor Society 2-3 BLANCH NORVAL Spanish Club 2-3, reporter 3g Echo Staff 35 Eastonian Staff 45 Outburst 3g Quill and Scroll 3 I . f' h if Q i , , S. t . Secretary ' -Tefi ' 6 Clu Waiqucf dak., L n yi . . . 4 - i dis 1 vic -luist Q .ggbqyst y , xjiymleflf Echo 1. Staff 'iliac 41 N X V lf! fl' -KJ f fu . Wifi' Wtllf MART,-iAij.-Q15 'lL: Swans 'Club' rc- Porter HJPQP 9 ljlg Com rciaLv.Club-4-'-A zcho. taff 3, news editor LEastdn'ian-4Sta ' , L95!il2ditorgiif.cu1adis fi, Rc- porterg Oufiurstig ' bureau 3g Quillxihid Scroll 35 Perfect Attendance V! Q liji: if j 2, J i . MARLENE CHRISTINE OOTS Art Club 2-33 Pop Club -ig Outburst 2g Mixed Chorus 1-2 '53- G' If . 'C' fl? f 1 .i, -1 r fl f Q9 5' .A X sa 1 :ff xr 'xxi -Sbfx Qc:-4' GERALD DAVID PEEL FBLA 3-45 Hamilton 1-4, sgtat- arms 2, Hamiltonian 3, president 45 l-li-Y 3-45 Traffic Club 4, vice-presidentg Student Council President 45 Sales-manager 45 All City Student Council 45 Blues Fan Club President 4g proctor 3-4, captain 45 Pep Club 3-45 Band 1-25 Football 3-45 Hi-Y Basketball 3-45 Track 3 BILL PENCE Spanish Club 35 Commercial Club 45 Pep Club 3-45 Webster 3-45 Proctor 45 no tardies En PHILLIPS RICHARD D, PLASKETT Latin Club 35 Hamilton 1-25 Stu- dent Council 25 Znd Team Basketball 2 ROBERT EUGENE OSBORN MARCIA OUTLAW PATRICIA ELAINE PARTON Spanish Club 1 ICANN PATECELL FHA 2-35 COE 1-25 no tardics 15 no absences OUR SENIOR YEAR! f . ROGYR PRAISXV.-Yl'l R VFRNA Lou PRICV Art Club 1,-l, prcsidt-nl 3, secretary 23 lfulcxia 2--l, prcsidcnt rl, SCLl'Cf.1l'y' 3, lfulcxian bl, Inter-Society Council -l, Extcrnporancous Speaking 33 xiic-przsidcnt SL-nior Cl.isSg scfrcldry Student Council -lg Pep Club 2-3g Art Honor Society l-33 Outburst Sicncry Staff l--ig Citizenship award -lg ROTC Queen -ig Art llonor Society Merit Award lg Art Honor Society Sctond lg Art Honor Soiicty Spccitil Award 5g Honor Roll 1--ig ROTC Sponsor -lglNli1rl-csnmnflgSn1.1llShicld 1 JACK Qu.xLLs CAROL SUE RAMSIQY Spanish Club 2g Y-Tccns 1-25 Knlailu 2-133 Outburst I-43 Salcsnunager lg Easluniun Stuff 45 Bronze Eg Silver Eg Honor Roll l-43 no tardics l--ig Mixed Chorus 2-33 A Cappella 3--lg Choir Festival 2-33 Girls Choir Fcstixnil l-35 State: music Lontcstg Intramurals 1-2g Snull Shield lg Large Shield 2 '15,- 'v' l I A, J -7 t 'I' Ml? fl. iii j i gh 4 'WN nv' 3 i X f DON RAMSEY COE 3-fig Track 1-2 CHARLIE REED Latin Club 2--l, rcpnrtcr 43 FBLA -ig Out- burst lg Studcnt Council 13 ROTC, Cudct Cpl. 25 Ncntncss and Bearing Tlicorctlul Ribbonsg A Cappella Choir 19 UWOU-l' mcn 1 in Rm'Noi.ns Slminish Club 33 Sunior Hi-Y 43 Tflfm Club -l, Bind lgTr.1tl: 1 S1'AN1.1Qx' Rnoru S Nomi,-. RINKENBAUGH RONALD RINKIENBAUGH i QL i Qs W , i ' Si-mi MAN ROARK ' - .Q . ,f,-3, 7754.541 771464121224 , A ' 6 1, kj? xbox -IL,-T,-.u,' ,.-fyyfuye,-ef -fa-----771 'K , ii jg--2, - .'31'7 .p4ZQxAQt2z,:,...4 Q I ' N ' ' 5L.u.ZfjL-Q-.Vclf -fLf..fU Z ,fc-Lffbfg Y' 'ff-'L-U 1-1' ' .z., viva ,443-f,gnZg,J 1' CAROLENE Rosams Pep Club 35 atin Cmiilggtburstw , , f I 1-45 Girls' Chorus 1-25 A Cappella 3-4, Intramurgsj H490 V' It , ,K J nf 1 f , i 7 fl, ,ll I DANCES, DATES, Il li JOLIENIE Rici: l 5 EARL RICHARDS Latin Club 2-3, vice-prcsiclent3,mascot3g Science Club, secretary 35 Webster 1-4, vice-president 3, Web- ' sterian 4, Literary Contest 2-3, Declamation 2, Gold Medal, 3 S ' Oration 3: Red Cross 1-4, vice-president lg All-City Student I l , i X H Council 3-4, All-City Council member 2, president, Student X Council 3-4, lst vice-president 45 Winner of Voice of De- ll mocracyu Contest 3, Perfect attendance 3-4, Eastonian staff 4, I Outburst 4, Masqueraders 4, Sgt-at-arms 45 no tardies 1-43 l' proctor 3-4 l 1' QR, , 1 DICK RIMMER Spanish Club 35 Hi-Y 3-45 COE 43 Out- iir! , burst I-3, Track 2-3 it ROGER GISNIQ RICHKSON Spanish Club l-23 Commercial i Club 3--lg Hi-Y 1-25 Student Council Representative lg proc- il tor 3--ig Football 2-3--l,Tra1ck 2-3 192 f 1 S , ot 33 Neb- edal, dent ldent De- ff 43 1--1, Out- rc ial trou- ur' ff 1 . 1 1 L 4 lnfallxs AND FUN GALOREI RONALD Roumzausi-r JOANNE RUBIZRSON Athenians 34 Commercial Club 43 Masqueraders 43 Pep Club 23 Y-Teens 43 Outburst 2-43 Echo Staff 3, art editor3 Spring Play 43 Locker L1SSiSt1I1f 31 Slllllmf Council 23 NSPA Z3 no tardies 1,3-4 SANFORD W. Rosi: Commercial Club 5, Hamill0r1S Secretary 23 Cheerleader 23 Student Council 1-4, second tice- presiclent 43 Sale-5r11.ir1i1gc'r 2-33 Sflllllf HPYQ Football I-SMU 'S-fl' A Cdlvlwclla 2--l, President -ll li-N fihUfLl'm'n 2--'Q loot' lmll 3--i S1113 ANNP1 'TL R1issi.LI, Transferred Minonk High Spanish Club i, Mascluc-r.ttlers -i, Spring Play 13 Outburst 2--13 Mind f horns 1,Ci1rl-I Clleefluh 5--1 SHIRLEY M. ROBERTS Latin Club 1-2, secretary 1-23 Com- mercial Club 33 Y-Teens 1-23 Pep Club 1-43 Masqucraders -i, secretaryg Leundis 1-4, Leundian 43 Outburst 1-43 Student Council l-23 no tardies 1-43 Echo 3, editorial editor3 NSPA 35 Salesmanager 13 Quill 8: Scroll 3 LESTER ROGERS JOHN ALFRED ROOT FBLA 3-fi, vice-president 4, treas- urer 43 Latin Club 2-3, vice-president 2, treasurer 23 Photog- raphy Club 2, treasurerg Speakers' Bureau 4, sgt-at-arms3 Drama Club 4, Sgt-at-arms3 Websters 2-4, vice-president 43 Extemporaneous Speaking 43 Eastonian 4, assistant editor3 City Hall Day 5-43 Student Council l-3, junior class representa- tiveg All City Student Council 3-43 proctor 5-43 Salesmanager 3-43 NSPA 43 Spring Play 43 Orchestra 1-33 All City Or- chestra 2 JUDITH ANN ROOT Latin Club 2-3, secretary 2, reporter 33 Art Club 1-4, president 4, vice-president 3, secretary 43 Speak- ers' Bureau 33 FTA 43 Pep Club 2-4, vice-president 4, secre- tary 43 Drama Club 4, vice-president, Red Cross 2, secretaryg no absences 53 AAUW 2-4, National Art Honor Society 1-23 Honor Roll 1-43 Eastonian 4, literary editor, no tardies 1-33 NSPA 43 Bronze E3 Silver E3 Gold E3 Scholastic Art Merit Awards, International Art Exchange l-23 Leundis 2-4, critic 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 43 Spring Play 43 TV Top Teen 4 N14 I 'K P 6- 1' N Q'-'L L V, if -1, - , , ,f 5, Q . 2 ', ' T-f - 4 -f Fr, l ' 'vu -'.-an ' - 7 3 if ,515 . I S H- is NT ' xr? - v N Ay 32. ,. 33 ..i t L, 1 X .. 1 ' , -3 ' - l'.- f st 74 A 193 XVILLIAM SHA!-'FliR Websters 4, Spanish Club 2, Znd team Football 1-35 Track 35 COE 4, Hi-Y 1-4, Bank 4 Lu ANN SHARP Latin Club 1-2, vice-president 2, Athe- nians 1-5, FBLA 4, secretary, Pep Club 2-4, Masqueraders 43 Eulexia 2-4, treasurer 3, vice-president 4, Easronian stiff 4, advertising and sales, Y-Teens 1-4, vice-president 2, president junior triangle, president 4, Perfect Attendance 1,45 no tardies 1-45 Honor Roll I-45 Small Shield lg Spring Play 45 Tri-City Conference 3 JAMES HAROLD SHIPMAN Commercial Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Hamiltons 2, Student Council 1 CHARLES R. Srmivizn Pep Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Art Award 2, 2nd Team Track 3 SHIRLIZY SMLOR IfllA 2, Y-Teens 2, liulexia 3--l CHfxRLo'rTi: SAPP FHA 1-lg Mixed Chorus lg no tardies 1-4 jovcn Sciiouzs LIIO SCOTT Transferred from Fulton, Mo., 45 COE 4 STUDIES, SPO QV., ,v em f Q ,!tFfifd ,i yi 4 L . W 'A i'-f' - f, 4-:XM . Elf- 1 - 'se' lv Sb fffmgril +0 5- t ig f - C, 'B ff ' l firi- .4-xe, A RTS ies S, CHAIzI.I's SMITH Sturltnt Cuumil Represcntatiw lg no tartlies l--ig Protturg lntlustrial Arts Award, ROTC 2-3 DONALD C. SMITH Pruttor -ig Perfect Attendance 1-4, no tardics l--l, l:IIotb.Ill 2--l GIfIz,xI,n ALI.ItN SMITH Speakers Bureau 35 Wfebstcrs 1-4, song-leader 2-5, vicc-president -ig Literary Contest, Poem, first plate 3, Traffic Club 43 Hi-Y 5-4g Proctor 4, Outburst 1--43 Student Council 23 12 award, Track 5-4, -ith place medal state Cross-country 4, 2nd place medal, city cross-country 4, A Cap- pella Choir 2-3, Choir Festival 2-5, 2nd Team Football 2-35 lst Tcam Track 3--1 LYNNSMITH AND S0 MUCH MORE! V1 S , I 'gc' I Y H1513 ,755 ' X ,455 H 1 I Z RJARVIN LOUIS SMITH Drumm Farm Fuutball 3--lg Baseball 2-3, Basketball 3-4 SHIRLEY ll. SMITH Spanish Club 5--Z, sccrctary, Intramurals I t-WI .nl N' X-XI, N4 :nf . X ,Ip 15,1 ,ru YVONNIiSlIlII1iH l, Latin, Club 31 Masqucmders -ig FHA 2-45 y,Li'CCn5-i-l'.1,-I MIXZJ Chorus lg A Cappt-lla Choir 2-ll, SOlUiSf ' I ' ' N ,- ,l2'I-lg Cllordgttcs Z-3g.Outbur5l 2-4 i l 1 pr 1 I I l X. , y ,I . A N I' I ' K I 7 5 I w'lLl.l.XXl SNOW Spanish Clulw 3, Pruttor -l ta1nS ClORC -XNNI' STRAUB I.atIn Club 2 mascot Commucxal Club 34 rccordnng sccrctary 3 presldcnt -I corrLspondIn5, suratary I Masqucrxdcrs-I prLsIdent4 LLundIs 7-I sccrc txry I l':IstonIan Stuff class cdtor 4 no tardlcs I I P p C lub 7 7, Outburst I UIIIOL' Class trcasurgr Scmor Llass trnas urnr NSPA Band 3 Honor Roll 1 3 SLN-XN LII STUART Spanlsh Club 7 mascot 2 Com mcrual Club 3 Masqucradcrs -I ure prcsrdgnt Icundns 1 I prgsnlgnt 4 lntcrsouaty counul 4 Oranon 3 bronzn medal Outburst l I Pep C lub 7 4 Y Tncns 1 Z lfho Staff 5 Trai' IIC Club I NSPA 3 uIll A Scroll 3 umor Class unc PILSI dent Sturlgnt Counul l-I 7nd unc prcsuknt my hall day 3 Honor Roll 1 Salnsmlnlgcr 7 DARLA ADILINL Sumrrns Athcnmns 7 4 sgt at :Irms 3 Arhcman 3.,Irl -I prcsnlcnt 4 Art Club l Rad Cross 3 4 Pep Club no t.1rdIcs 1 I no abscnccs 17 Small Shmld Large Slmld Ldtcr E SLnIor athlctg s pm Sportsday xollqball 2 4 QQ' GOWN Qcwj 97?,, JACIC 'I'X'rTJRTw' softball 3 I basketball lndmdual Sportsday 2 -I BARIHM SxxoPI: Commcrcnal Club 3 Kalzulu 14 A, porter 7 COE I Pap Club 1 7 AND RING ,lj Xffffcfufpjfj Vcf Qs fffpufrfgy fu JJJ'-1-f Vn,.z -fffwyf ,VJj,.,,, J I-,J L-fi 0 .ffff Ili J 1175 flftdf bf ff, ,EJ V L 5-frQ,f.Jf K .ffJ f Lad Lff fx-.74 ,., ,M 4, I J SHIII1 IX Tm Nl x fy !ffif A Gt Af ,fy 44.4 IU Z7aj!L Q C I C! XYIIDK M IILII 'I num Ill N T IQHCIX n Inurs C u I Hlml wuslllgnt v u lf LXLL rmtur ll bl 5 'K I s Ins Ldnnr buom tg IIT! ow I y 1,rL 'J Vquf, JV! lton l 5 ymwrgnl u or C Iss wrcsuhnt li 5- ,5 1-rl b I SCD- ck 1 First Bmzis.-xlm jo.,xNN12 VAN DIJLAH No turdics I-4 ' U 1 5 -,sl N' .. 1 ,- ' , 'fr Lois A. VAN Mrrm COE 1 ' I L Q i .YV GlNc.l'R VAUKQHN Commercial Club 3-45 Masqucraders 4, president 43 Lcumlis 2-fi, Leumliim 43 Poem, bronze medalg Outburst 2-fig Pep Club Z-45 Traffic Club 4g Y-Teens 1-5g Spring Playg Intramurals XVAYN1: F. XYfA4iIiNliR Wfcbstcr 24, treasurer 4g Hi-Y 3-4g Proctor -lg Track 4 YEAR WILL BRING i- .P X T f PJ f ff A 1, 1 i f - f , Xj1f,'y,JVk4,M! wif My A XI, f lT1.v55Qg'NgAVAlLspUf,fi,9:?fCl91,7'l.2vg rjggvfms 25 lntm mif,!:5!lj'.ffffQ9,jg:, -iq'2i5Q5Sl1r6lff, Ieafgl Sficlclg Pcrfcct At i N lf .ff , Vcoahlmc 17411, X- . ,i I My 5,4 ixliulll, 4 171 ll fylff My L , J ,,f 1 .f ,J ' ' ,J ,fn . ff i., liyl' ill!!! , !1lU,:f'iV Lf! if l, diff ,IL Lf 'ly' C' , Lfb If ,yi , ,.,J f ff Wd V Rosglgiiiy XVALSH if . 4 so ff A If :Q 'xref Rl IHNl.XRll XYHLQH X X Dick XVI vi' Honor Roll I-21 5013 4 E25 ' 325 v.,. L 4 'Z A jaw 6, x S! 0 f F J, K 4 4 My ,IWW X 4 'Fr lf' 1, 4' r ' ' 4 l , 1, wha xx W, 'Al GOT MY EASTONIAN TOO BEST STUDENTS Allan Hurst Cnrol Huston DONE MOST FOR EAST Don Turrcntinc Susan Stuart BEST ARTISTS Harold Koup Verna Lou Price SOCIAL LION AND BELLE Carole Hoover jerry Motsingcr BEST DANCERS Ronald Clark jo Ann Appleton MOST POPULAR Sanford Ruse Donna Ellcman .IOLLY GOOD BOY AND CIBL Jim Reynolds Mary jones WTB! 7K5 A . Fug, I fr ltd ,264 flfU4'44 yfiefgllfl jlliffml ,xp1,f,,LLf -4ff jfg?5ff ff?-fuk Cyf' xff M , G A-ff! ,f 9 -244 ic' Z4 if f-:eq -- , jgjvft-I .,Z,5,,QA' .i4L,.4,Q,,' J. 17,211 .1 l QQfQQ:,.g ,J Ll , 59 SENIOR X' Chiu ' 471 1 v 'fyul lr: 1 H BALLO sli- X . BEST ATHLETES Darla Summers Brurc Buscy BEST MUSICIANS Carol Ramsay Bob johnson BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Joanne Rubcrson john Root MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Allan Hurst Carol Huston IDEAL BOY AND GIRL 'lulin Allcn 'lcrry Bl.xll1crwiLk MOST BASHFUL Cathy Kcnnclly Norman Nixon BEST IIIIIFIVEIIS Gingur Vluglmn Dgunl Ahlmluy AUTOGRAPHS K C' K L , -is K AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS E f X LSQ HIC Q5-Rrkgi L'-3 21 . fu, -.LY R31 wg ' Q L 'L T? It g? ,L g ': , -1 gl Y Y N ig, '-Q if XLA ...ig Q , ,Lf :B ,M-,L MMR QQ? QL, ii, H-w 1 y Neg QQ: i1 --Q, in RFLFN J L.Q xc gil,-xg X - -Q: 'wif ' ,Q , N65-53 ga -f L' fx ,S , 'LJNSCQX Q . Qc 1 V -fx iv HQ M 615611 X- QL ng .ffgx 91,11 Q, fb. x xx K YQ, Q5-fav - ,gr I L, xg'-. 'J-- Q kg it Q44 SQQ 4.3.13 K, 2 Q. S12 L 'gif .2 gi L-,, x - 7 3, g'! C-L . ir - 'i SI' P QQ, Hgh., . x.. '-if 44,11 gmc! 47LA7jJfL6XAZQ4QJ Z6 'rf XZXMZK 4.20 X10 NfAh oC'O Liga 74iLM,4f, ,524 6 Jig? 427,573 fd Q34 J Q7pZ'L4.,, fLfLUj44,,5+LLj KS -5-5'fZ f' cy ff M Abrec. caral-sdpn,-34 Adams, Delores-ir.-29 Adarns, evelvn-sean.-35 Adarr15,John-ir.i29, 49 Adarns, snirlev-ir,-zo Adden, Hevvard-sean.-35, 112 Adelqran, olga-snlslresln.-42 Adk1n5,Jarne5-ir.-29 Agnew, lzieiiard-gr.-zv, 107, 144 Aienele, Fred-fresh.-42, 63 Albaner, 1-lnberr-sean.-35 Alderrnan, Jeyee-ir,-29, 73, 101, 144 Allard, rvrvla-ir,-z-1 Allen, Barbara-soph.-36 Allen, Jarnes-ir.-21, 62 Allen, Julia-er.-I09, 157, 111, 113, 203 Arnds, carel-lresn.-42, I06, ISO Anderran, Alvin-rr,-41, 113 Anderson, Bob-sr.-I73 Anderson, elle-sean.-35 Anderson, nnane-snlnfresn.-447 Anderson, Gerald-fresn.Az Anderson, Jerrv-sean.-35 Andersen, Joan-soph.-35 Anderson, Naanni-lresii.-42, I05, 1441 Andersen, Phyllis-soph,-36, 113, 14B Anderson, lzenald-sapli.-05 Anderson, virginia-snlslreslnqr Anderien, Donna-soph.-36, 107, 140, 149 Anderfon, Priseilla-sa1s1res1i.49 Andrews, Bob-sdpn.-35,19 Apple, nav-sean,-35 Arrnsrrana, Barbara-enbrresn.-49 Armsfronq, Judith-soph.-36, IOS, 153 Arrnsirnnd, Panvasnlalresir,-49 Arnold, Band-sapii,-31, B5, 135 Applernn, Jerrv-rresln,-42 Apalerangdannn-sr.-151, I7J, :oz Asbury, rirn-sean.-as, 52 Ashley, Mienael-snblresn.-49 Aielrley, David-xr.-73, as, vo, ISI, I57, 155, 113, zo: Ausfin, ndvAsnB1res1i.-49 Auslin, wannela-rresli.-42 Avles, Llavd-snlslresn.-4v Ararnlser, virginia-lresri.-41, 150, 153 Bailey, Wilma Jean-sublresh.-49 Bain, Ruby Ann-subfresh.49 Baker, Don-fresh.-42 Baker, Donna-ir.-29, I07, HB, ISL Baker, James-ir.-29, 42 Baker, Gary-fresh.-42, 62, ISS Baker, George-subfresh.-49 Baker, Louise-soph.-35 Biker, Marilyn-sr.-I73 BAKER, MINNIE M. IMISSI I3 Hales, David--sopll.-35, HS Be1IIas,Ted-sublresh.-49 Ballieu, Glenn-sublresh.-47 Ballieu, Reqnia-ir.-2? Barachers, Lucille-subfreshf-47 Barber, John-soph.-36. BS Barlow, Richard-sr.-I7Z Barnes, Donald-fresh,--42 Barnhouse, John-fresh.-42 Barr, George-soph.-36, BS, 97 BARR, JUANITA IMRSJ I3 Barr, Mary-sublresh.-49 Barrh, Charles-sopri,-36 Barflaff, Lois-ir,-25, I09, Ill, ISC, I70, I7I, I74 Barfley, Ronald-fresh.-42 Barllinq, rreneesasnblreslr,-41 Bafeman, Charles-fresh,-42, 62 Bares, Virginia-Iresh,442 Barrier, Russell-Subfrexli.-49 Baylie, Twila-fresh,-42, IOB, ISS Beal, Joan-scph.-lb, Il3, HB IS2 lean, Gary-sr.-GZ, III, I46, ITD, I7I, I74 Bedsworih, Eddie-sublresh.-49 Bedsworrh, Lloyd-ir.-29, ll0, IJ5, ISA Beeler, David-ir.-29, BS, ISI, ISS Bchnke, George-Iresh.-53 lehnkn, Lou Jean-sr,-I74 BeI1nke,VIrqIr1iafir.-29 Bell, Fred-fresh,-42, HB BelI,JacI1-1r.-I74 Bell, Max-51,-IT? Benker, Berry-ir.fI35 Berinelf, Charles-Iresli 462, IIO, I40 lenneh, James-xr.-174 Bennelv, Lindafsublrnsh.-49 Bensinq, Charlesfsoph.-35 BENSON, RICHARD C. lMR.l I3 Benlon Carson-irf-29 Berrv Danna Base-elresii,-42, 150 Berrv Mvra-esnbfrrsn -Av Bessenbacher, Shirleyflrmh f4Z Bessenbacrler, Bill fsoruh ill: Bever Geneflr i247 BB QI Babb, Doris-sr.-173 I DEX B1IIinQ5,Vivian-fresh.-42 Bird, eaillardssnblresli.-49 Birdarn, Lnev-lreslr,-42 Bishop cvn11iia-sn151res1r.i49 Blair, Donna-ir.f29, 107, 135 Blackrr1ore,PhiIIip-ir,-62, 110, 145 Blaen, Jndv-sean.-315, 70 ll3, 152 Blakernare, rar-ir,-25, 29, I09, 144, 141 BIanIoV1.8iIl-scphflb llafherwick, Gerald-xr.-IIS, ISI, IS7, ISA, I7I, I72, I74, 203 Bledsoe, Karen-sublresh.-49 Bledsoe, Sharon-subfresh.-49 Bloss, Carol-fresh,-42 Blcsser, Marv Carolyn-sublresh.-49 Bodine, Mildred-soph.-35 BOONE NORA W, IMISSI I3 Borquli, Rcqar-sr,-2I, 25. IDL, I47, ISS, ISL, ISE, I74 Bourrer, Judy-sublresri.-47 Bourrer, Kenneth-fresh.-42 HI lowers, Frank-sr.-25, I7I, I74 Bowlinq Alice-ir.-29 Bowman, Harold-ir.-29, ll0, IH, I49 Bowman Jim-5oDh.-37 Bradford, Beilv June-sdbiresh.-4? Bradford, Judy-soph.-36, l35 Bradley, Bobdxr.-IIO, I46, IGB, IS8, I70, I7I, l75 Bradley, Jerrv-ir,-29 Braley, Deanna-fresh.-42 Bralev, Rader-sn1s1res1i.f49 uralev, Peril-rr.-115 Brandes, Evelvn-lresnqz Bransreller, onnald-snblresn,-44 Bransleller Doris-ir.-27, 2?, 7l, 73, ll! arasinansn, Prank-gnmresri.-447 Bray, Lee-sr.-IM, II7, ISI, 115 Bray,MarIl1a-Sopb.-36, 101, 145 Brenrs, Mary-soph.-35 Breshears, Louise-sublresh.-47 Bridqevrarer, .lirrirnie-ir.-21 Brigas, snaran Ann-snblresn.-49 Breen, Gloria-fresh.-42 Braver, Larry-fresh.-42 srasvn, criarles-ir,-21, BB, 91 Bravn, lnanie-snblreslr.-41 Brown, James-sublresh.-49 Bravn, Jerrv-saalr.-35 9ii,114,149,151,151,15B Brown, Jinr-rresn.-41, 52 Brown, Keiih-Iresh.-42, 62 Brown, Marv-sapri.-35 Brown Pnilio-ir,-29, 110, 141, BROWN nor F. 1M1z.1 75 Brown, ranerasaalr.-35, as, 110 Bravvn, vardiniawlresri.-42 Bruce, Elrne.-ir.-15, 211 101 Bruce, Nanevvlresrr,-41 Brnee, lzaberr-lresn,-42 Bruns, Larene-sdplr,-34, 14B Bryanf 1-lerbv-lresln.-41 Bnelr, carl-lresir.-42, 53 Bnelr, Peaqv-sn151resn.H4v Buck, Ilulh-ir.-29, 1411, 153 Bnrqess, Lerrene-saalr,-35 113, 14B Burrus, .ld Ann-lresli.-42, IDB Bnrlesan, Marina-saan,-35 Buruzus 14A1z1s 1141551 lb Bnrian, Bannie-snlarresn.-49 lusey, Bruce-xr,-2I, 77, III, ISI, IS1, I7I, I72, I75, 103 Bush, Ellen-ir.f2'?, IO7 H9 Bvbee, Jerry-soph.-35, 62 C Cedv,.1arin-snblresn,-40 caalev, Douglas-ir.-25, 24, BS Cain, Benv Jane-snblreslr,-49 cain,Jarnes-1res1n.?:z, A3 CaIverf,Lar1 -rf Cammack,Ss:r1dIr.-3-Iresh.-42, 10B Campbell, Deloha-sonll--35 carnplsell, 14erv Lanise-1res1i.-41 carnalaeil, Roberl-ir.-29, 36 cann, vairieiaarresn.-41 Cannon, Parrieia-ir,-25, zv, 101 CANNY, ELENORE 11. 1541551 I3 Capps, Barbara-ir,-29, 143, 150, 157 Capps, slrirlev-snB1res1i,+49, 144 ceravvav, Jerry-ir,-27 caravvav, Nanegsnblresli.-49 rl red-'r,- ggrlsan, Marvin-sean.-35, 105 147 Carlson, Lindlev-sr.-78. I57, 115 car enler, 14arvJean-lresn.-4 Car? oavid Lee-svB1resn.H49 Carr, Danna-snbiresn,-49 Carrell, Ddrdlnvflr--19 carler, Lee rzdvfir.-21. 53 Carier, WiYne'l'-'NI l'0r ISI carrineil, carl-saB4resri.W49 case, Darleenfir.-11, IO9. 144, 148 Case, Ernesi-lreslr,-41, 140 Caxulman, Vanco-xr.-I49. 115 cares, Balaerr-lresri,-42 canveren, Sandraasubfresli.-49 caven, David-snisrresn,-49 Cecil, Della-ir.-19 Chance, Jane-sapii.-35 153 Clleprn-an, Donald-ir.-i9 ginsrains Liis-snblresii.-41 Ofrv. ar ara-xr.-25, 113, 1441, Cnesser,Sr1e Ann-lresn,-42 Im' III' IIS Cnevvnrnq, Larrv-fresh.-41 Child s, Earl-soph.-315, lI0 lib Childs, Rob 1-' ,-29 52 ' Clirisrie, Verfrlonlir,-19, ggvm Clark, Carolvn-sublresh.-49 Clark Clark Clark Clark .Charles-sr.-25, 115 . Dallie-sablresn.-50 , rernen-sepli.-35, 140 Karl-soph.-36 Clark, Larry-fresh.-42, 53, 115, 141, ISI, 155 1 Clark Clark 202 Clark , Marilvn-sublresh.-50 Cleeron, Palsy-fresh,-42 CIFV4'19er.Ma v-snlafres1i,- clinan Mienelle-snblresn.-50 clrne, Evan-sr.-103, I76 CIlne,Jel1r1-ir.-Z9 clepran, Paala-sean.-35 CLOSSON, ROBERT 114114 I3 CLOUSE, FRANCES IMRSJ I3 Ccrafney, Shirley-fresh.-42 cae1s,eav1e-scan.-35 coals, xallrv-ir.-19, 13, 75, IU9, 135, 151 Cosa, MAB51. MARY 1141551 I3 Cockrum, Jan-snblreslr.-50 ce1rrnen,J.w.-rr.-110, I70, I7I, 114 Coffman, Joan-Ircsh.-36, H0 Cogg , Sandra-soph.-36, HB f 50 ins, Tom-soph.-36 Colby, Geerqianna-ir,-19, 1047, 153, 15s Calernan, Howard-ir.-11 Colllur, lab-ir.-US, I57, I76 Collins, Doroihy-mph.-36, IOY, HY Collins, James-sublresb.-50 Colovin, Carolyn-sublresh.-50 Colvin, Alma-ir.-30, I49 Colvin, Barbara-subfresh.-S0 Colvin, Clyde-sublresh.-50 Combs, Myrna-sopli.-36, H9 Comsrock Jerry-sublresh.-S0 Conard, Joan-sr.-I7L Conard, Larry-subfresh.-50, 53 Cook, Cook, Diane-sublresh.-S0 Donna-su biresh.-50 Cook, Jack-soph.-36 Cook, Janice-fresh,-43, I49 Cook, Lillian-ir,-30, l3b Cooper, Jim-ir.-ZI, 30, IH, Hb Corne 10, LaVerne-sublresh.-50 Colton, Floyd-ir.-30, II4 Coum, Marcella-sr.-ISL, I75 Cowan, Carol--ir.-30 Cox, Barbara-sublresh.-S0 Cox, Norman-sopli.-35 COX. HELEN IMISSI 13, 73 Cox, Robert-subfresh.-S0, ISS CRAWFORD, AGNES K. IMISSI I6 Crawford, Clarabell-subfresh.-S0 Crews Rall' so I4 35 . D4- P r' Crosby, Lowell-ir.-30, II4, Hb Cross, Shirley-soph.-lb Crurnm, Vesta Kay-subfresh.-50, ISO Crump, Harold-sublresh,-S0 Crust, Lois-ir.-30, I07 Cueni, Sharon-ir.-30 CUMMINS, F, N. IMRJ I3 Cunningham, Jean-fresh,-43, ll2 Cunningham, Lorella-sublresh.-S0 CHDP. Harkless-ir.-2I, 25, 30, H4 Dahman, Jim-soph.--35, BS, 99 Dake, Roger-sublresh.-50 Danlorrh, Linda-fresh.-4173, IOI3, I45, ISS DASBACH CAROLYN M. IMISSI I3 Dauqh 4erv,'xev-sapn.-315, 70 111, 149, 151 Davidson, Charles-Iresh.-43, A3 Davidsnrl, David-Ir.--30 Davidson, Donald-soph.-36, 62 Davidson, Judy-fresh.-43 Davidxan, Marilyn-sr,-HZ, I76 Davids on,M ry Jo 'r 30 DAVIDSON QIERDYIIIRMRSJ I3 navis, Bellv-rresli,-43 Davis,Bobf5oDI1.-36, 114 Davis, Ddnair,-30 Davis, Jaan-soon,-35 Davis, Jirn-lresn,-43 Davis, Jennrsdpn,-115 Davis, sera Jnneairfao, 15: Davis, snranne-snlslrern.-50 Davisan, Jdveefsnlslresnfso nav, Jarnes-1resn.443 Day,Jarr1e5-5oDI1.-36,53 oAr, PAUL w,1141z,l I3 Dayfon, Roy-sr.-I44, ISI, 111 Dearir1g,Grlber!4sopr1.-lb , Ronald-sr.-73, II4, I46, ISI, I57, I70, I7l Dechr1'lan,Ted-ir.fJ0,bZ Dedrie1, Gloria-sub1resn.-50 Deuser, Jerry-soon.-35, 145 Deuser, Marilyn-1r.-15, 21, 30, 75, I09, 144 De veney, Lenrenee-lresn.-43, 63 Dielrerron, sill-sr.-19, Ill, 144, ISI, 111 Dieuey, leoberra-fres1i.g43, 73 DICKSON, L. 014111011 1141.1 I3 Dievrien, .larnns-sub1resn -50 Dieorien Jeanne-1r,-30, 101 D1x,JoFl11 P. 114111 13, 107 Doene, Elnier-ir.-30 Dobbins Barbara Jean-fresli.-43, 155 Dobbins, Diek-soon.-30 Dobbins, Roberv-subfresli.-50 Dourdy, Gerald-sr.-53, 117 Dralie, Darlene-1r.-25, 30, 11, 113, 152 Draper, Helen-sublresli.-50 Dr1s1ie1l, David-ir.-30, 135 Dris1e11, Harry-lresn.-51 Di1e1wor1li, Lasyreneevfresli.-43 Dunenn, clnarles-sublresn.-50 Duncan, Flerryvlres1i.e52 Duneen Larry-ir.-30 Dunean, l.e1a-1resn.m43 Dun1ao,Jaeaue1ine-ir.-30 135 Dunlap, Mary Elisa-subfresli,-50 Dunlap. Maudene-ir.-30 Dunn, clnarliegfresli.-43 Dunn, Jaeli-ir.-27. 30, sl, II4, 157, 150 Dunn, 14ar1lia-sublresn.-so Dufoif, 1411e-soon.-35 Duboif, raorieia-1r.-los, 145, 117 Dwyer, sarah Ann-lresli.-43, 150 Dye, Charles-sub1resn.-50 Dyer Kerrnif-ir.-30 Dyer, Roberl-subfresn.-50 Eadan, Harold-lresn.-43 Easoeriueed, Bob-xr.-I77 Eas1ernood, Dieliie-subfresn.-50 Eas1ern55d,sue-er.-113, I7U, 111, 171 Eberhard, Kay-sr.-117 Ebere, sob-ir.-3o, 14s Edie, Larry-fresh.-43 Edrnondson, silly-iresn.-43, I40 Edrnondson, Jerry-soon.-35. IIU Edrnondson, Judifn-1resn.-43 Edward, seny-lresn.-43 Edwards,Jar1e-fresh.-43 Egeroen, Joe-sr.-I77 Eoeroon, Mary-soon.-35 Eaner, Janiee-soon,-113 Els, sob-fr,-141, 111 E1is1rorn,Jonn-ir.-21, 11, 30 II4, 147, 149 E1is1rorn, 14ie1iee1-lresn.-43, IIS Elder, Jann-lresn.-43 Elder, 14ary Franeis-1resli.-43, 149 Eldridge, Jim-xr.-I7B Elliins, carol-ir.-ao, 140 Eliernan, Donna-nr.-llz, 115, 111, 143, 1111, E1li51, Henry-subfresh.-50 Ellion, Jerry-xr.-107, I78 Ellis, Doreas-1res1..-43 Ellis, Edyone Mae-1res1i.-43 EIlis,JacI1-ir.f30, 151 Ellis, Jarnes-seoli.-35 Ellis Judywsopli.-35 Ellis, Pnilio-yr.-30 Ellsworvn, Dnle-subvresli.-50 Eleinq, Dolores-sr.-113, 143, 144, 150, 151, 1 Eifinq. Gary-soon.-35, 114, 140 Emrr1er1cI'1,A1Oie-sooh,-36 Ernrnerien, Lmenisobn.-35 Ends1ey,Frieda-sopn.-535, II2 Endland. clarenee-sub1resn.-50 Enlre, 14ar1na-ir.-30 101 70, I7I, 178 Epnerf,SIe1lda-31.-73, I09. I43, I50, I70, I7I, l78 Erdman, Geoioe-soon.-35 114, 145, 150 Esnlernan, 1zober1-subiresn,-50 Esbanasa, Milie-ir,-30 Eihridqe, Gerald-lresli.-43, 53 Euban1s, Judy-lresn.-43 Ener, Donna Jean-ir.-30 Euans, 13111-soon.-35, 63 Eyans, Franees-sub1resn.-50 Eyans, lcenneniisublresn,-50, 62 Eyans, Maryesobh.-35 Fein sob-soon.-35, 05, 114, I47, 149 Fair, Jerry-soon.-131, 00, 75 Fa1raIl,B1H-soph.-36, 145 Far1n,Sar1dra-ir,-30 Fares, Albsri-fresh.-43 63 Fares, vera-subfresn.-50 Farmer, GreaG1resn.-43 IDE Fawk,Verd1a-ir.i30 Feixf, 14ary-sr.-11a FE11c1, AME1z1co 1145.1 I3 Feimen, 14e1yin-sub1resn,-50 Felris, Edifn-sdpn.-35 Fensan Marlna-sub1resn.G50 Ferauson, Carolfsublresh,-50 Ferr1rl,Jar115-soph,-36 Fessrnan, Bob-fresh.-43 Fessrnan, John-soo1i.G35, 115 Fidler, Ralbneir.-30 Field, Royal-ir.-25, 30, 114, 135, 149 FIELDS, E. C. 1141z.1 I3 FIELDS, 1. 14. IMRJ I3 Fisner, Fred-sub1res1i.-50, 140 Fisher, 14ari1ynGsub1res1i.-50 Fisher Robero-1r.-15, 30, 110 Fi11oera1d, Donald-sebli,-35 Fifaderald, Linda-sublresneso Flerelier, Gerald-fresn.-43 Flerener, 5nir1eyi1r,-30 FLINN, VEE 1141551 13, 110 Fliobin, Bonnie-sub1res1i.-50 F15yd, Jinnnny-sr.-170 Floyd, snaronesoon,-37 Floyd, wilrna Joyee-sub1resl1.-50 Flynn, Karen-1resn.i43 Flynn, Jarnes-ir,-21, 30. al, 151, 151 Foale, snirley-soon.-37, 1413 Foeliani, Deanna-gr.-21, 30, 51, ISI, 157 Forbis, .loyee-ir.-30, 135 Ford, Carolyn-xr.-I36, 11s Ford, Pa1-1resn.f43 Forsyfhe, Curtis-xr.-63, 119 Fo1z11E5 ROBERT 15GT.1 13 Foroney, 1-lonna-sr,-13, 109, 143, 144, 151, 119 For1ney,Judy-soon.-25 37, 109, 1413 F5s1er, Ann-sub1resli.G50 F5s1er, Doris-iresn.-43 Fosrer, lzdberr Euqene-ir.-30 Fowler Faivne-subfresn.-50 Fowler, 11ussel1-sr.-119 Fralies, charles-subfresn.-50 Franeis, Jack-subfresh.-S0 Frans, Carlene-subfresn.-50 Frederie1ison, Donna-ir,-30 Freelend, Bob-ir.-30, 114, 145 Freeland, Jane!-sublresh.-SU Freeland.JudYASubfresI1,f50 Freeland, Paf-ir.-30 71, 113 Freernan, Jean-ir.f30, 109 French, Pnillib-soon.-140 Freye1e, Cnnrles-sublresn.-50 Fr1sby,Jess-s11bIresh.f50 Frisfoe,Gordon-Iresh.-43,61 149 Fuller, willzarn-subfresn.-50 Fulfon, Rayrnond-soph.-37 Gellagber, GeneGfresi1,Y43, A2 Gellen, 14arion Pafrieia-lr.-30 Garnble, Pav-sublresli,-50 Gunn, Ernesiine-soph.-37 GarlI,J1m-11.-25, 30 Ganuer, Donnell-xr,-I7Y Ganzer, Rosalyn-ir.-30 Gareia, Rienerdfsublreshfso Gardner, Reber:-1r.-30, 62 Germ-:9I, Dinie-ir,-30 Garne11, Dona1d-subfresn.-50 Garnevv, Roberv-sub1resn.-50 Gascich Joan-ir.-30 Gasveneau, ailielresnqs Gasflneau, Don-soph,-37 Gei1er, Don-soo11.G37 GenIry,JaneI-fre5'1.-43, 14a George, Donna-sr.-111, 179 Geren 14i1ie-fresn,-43 Gibson, Harold-soon.-31, 110, 145 Gibsan, lzonaldvsopli.-37 Gierseli, Marilyn-1r.-30, 135 Gi1e, 13eyer1yGsoo1i.G37 Gile, Clarenee-sulafresn.-50 Gile, 1-lerberv-sr.-119 G-1115, Carlwir,-30 Gill, Pa1-ir.-30 13, 109, 144 Gillespie seru-lresn.-43 63 Gil1narn,11oyd-sobli,-37, 135 Gillnarn, 1.ou11-sr.-es, 90, 135, 119 Gilli1and, Jaelrie-sr,-109, 144, 100 G1mrr1arr0,PrHl1lf1r.-30 Girnnnarro, virdinia-soen.f37 ,73, 150, 158 Glen, Paulfsopn.-37, 53 Goe1ino Dean-soon.-37, 145 601151-:r.Marv-sovh.-37 Gonzales,Cec1I1af1r.f30,73 109 144, 155 Gonrales Ned-sub1resn.-50, 155 GoocI1,J1rr1-Iresh.-43 Goodrnan Layon-yr.-30 Goosey, Georqe-5ODI1.-37,52 Goosey, xennevli Lavern-ir.-30 Goosey, Pa1riria-1iesn.-43 Gordon, Jarnes-1r.-30 Gordon Leonard-subrresn.-50 I Gordon Marsna-soon.-31 105, 141, 154 Gouener, Dayid-soon.-37 Gou1eni-ns Judy-fresn.-43 Gower, Mary-1res1.Y43 Gawino,14are1ie1av1r-30,71, I07, 152 Graeia, Pa1-ir.-30, 109 Gradv,B1H-sDph.f37 Granarn cnralyn-soon.G31,71 151 Graham Joyee-sr.-113, 110, 171, 100 Gray Clayvon-sopn,-37 Gray Donald-sr.-1110 Gray Ellenalane-sub1resli.-50, 1413 Grea1hol15e,Jo Ann-s5bn.G37 Greauiouse, Paf-subfresli.-50 Grea1nouse Torn-fresn.-50 GREENE 13F1z11r-411D c.114lz.1 I5 Greene, lcavliryn-1resn.-43 Greene, Sidney-subiresn.-50 Greener Glenn-sub1resn.-50 Greer, Dov-subfresn G50 GrenQ,Joe-1r.-30,71 101, 144, 147, 149, 155 Gribble Gloria-fresn.-43 Griie Charles-SODF1.-II4. I45, I49 Grife Dwayne-sublresneso Grioslay, 1zu1n-1resn.-43 Grirnes Ella 14ay-sublresn.-50 Grirnn1, snndra-fresli.-43, 153 Grindelalf Nornnan-1res1i.-43, 53, IIO Grindsaan, nose-sr,-171, IBO Grisham Nnncy-sublresh,-50 Grissom, Bobgsooh.-37 Grissom Anrlwsubiresh.-50 Groner Richard-ir.-ZS 30, ID7, I47, HB, I57 Gross, D Groye1, iclr-sr.-IS7, ISU Mariqold-sr.-15, IBO Gmbbs, Barb-va-Iresi-1,A41 Grllbbw Sandra-ir.-30 I07, 156 GRUBE, W. M. 1MR.1 I5 Guiiick, Garvfsoph.-17, BS, 99, IIS, 145 Guinvy Gary-sopb.-31 Gunn, 14ary-ir,-30 Gunver, Cnnrles-fresn.-41 Gunfer, Darlene-sr.-15, 73, 109, 143, IBO Gwinn, 1-lanel-sr.-lso Gwinn, virginia-ir.-140 H Haase, PaI-sr.-IBI Hrwse,SI1aron-ir.-30, II3, ISZ Halrler, D on-xr.-IGI 1-1a1ner, Dale-subfresh.-50 Hager, Pao-sr.-113, IDI Halcombe, Pansey-ir.-30, 70 Hale, Larry-sublresh.-50 14a1e,vonnie-1resn.43 Hales, Howardisaon -37 Hales Norma Jean-ir.-30 155, 155 Hall Bobbie Jo-soon.-37 105, 149 1-le111sey Beny-sub1resn,-50 1-1a11rnnr1i,11ina-sobri.-31 Harni11on sylyia-sublresli.-50 Hammond, lzeyerly-sr.-101 Harnrnon Tarn-soon.-53 Handley lcavnleen-sobli.-31 IOB Hrwndlev Peony-sub1resn.f50 Haney, Dorolnea-soon.-31 Haney. Pr-we-subfresh.-50 l-1an1ey, Bill-sooh,-37, 115. 150 Hansen, Ernrna Lnu-xr.-I7U, 111, IBI Hanson Harliir.-2l, 30 sl, II4, 144, 151, 157 1-larneasole Genra.--soon.-37 1-lardeasfle,Larry-ir.-15,30 107 Hard1r1g, Gary-subfresh.-51, 158 Hsrd1rl,JacI1-soph.-37 Harding, Elizabefh-subfresh.-SI Harris, Diane-fresh.-43, ISE Harris, lcennefli-1r.-30 Harvis, Ruppert-soph.-37 Harrix. Ruui-sr,-IBI HARRIS, VIRLAND S.1MR.176 1-44111115011 Cosav INIISSJ I6 Hari, Alma-Iresh.f43, H5 Hari, Dianne-xr.-Ill, I23, 144, I57, I70, l7I, Harfer, Elaine-ir.-15, 30, 107 Havfr1eII,T1m-5oph.f37 Hervey, PaIw5ubIresh.A5l Hasven, Barbara-jr.-JO Hasiings, Farrei-fresh.-43, H5 HaII1e1d,R1cI1ard-Ir.-HO Haihhorn, Joyce-sublresh.-SI Hamm, Bill-sr.-IBI Hauser, Beffy-xr.-l7I, IIZ HawIr,Verd1e-1r.flO HawI15,Sh1r1Eyi1r.-JD Hawrl, Eiaineffresh.-43, II2, HI Hayes, Ciara R11I11-sopI1.f37 Hayes, George-sopn.-37, bl Haynes, JoI1n-subiresh.-SI Hayhursv,Cna1Iene-lr,-25, 30 Heayner, Mrleree-eelelreen.-51 Heavner, sn.r1eye1reen.e-13 Heck,Cha1Iene-ir,-30 Heek, Cnerlee-lreen,-43 05, V9 Hedberq,Jackf5opI1.-37 Hedges, JeAnn-1reeln.f43, 150 Hedrick, snrrley-1ree1n.e43 Herne, Ralph E., Jreanelreeh.-51 HeIm, W1II1am-subIre5h.-SI Hendershof, CIa1Jd1afs1Jbfre5h,f5I Henderson, James-subfresn.-51, I58 Her1der5on,JoI1n-Iresh.-43 Heneereen, Larry-eulelreen.-51 Henerreke, Lou1se--1r.f30, 107 Hennessey, Kenneth-sublresh.-51 Henry, GIennisubIresh.-SI Heneen, Paul-seen.-37, 63 Herron, Merna JovIre5I1.f43 Herron,V1vg1r11af1r.A30,7U, I4I, I52 Hess, Paul-soph.-37, 52 Hessenllow, Joe-xr.-IB1 Hessenllow, Wayne-sublresh.-SI H1ckI1n, Robin-ir.-30, 85, II4, N7 H1ek1ln, WaIIer-fresh.-43, 99, IIS, ISI H1cKs,BeverIy-IresI1.4-13 H1:kson,Dean-ir.-30,73, IIO,I45, I58 1-1iee1ane, Harry-er.-79, 102 Hill, weeley-eeen.Y37 HiIIeqas, Bavbara-Iresh.-43, 73, I08, I50 H1nes,BiIIy+subIresI1.f5I H1nk,.Iames-sublresh.-51 Hink, Peggy-sr.-IB? H1sI1ey, MarlIee-ir.-30 Hobe, George-soph.-37 Hogan, Helenflr.-30,71 I09, H4 Hogan, Horner-subfresn.-SI, 155 Hogan, PrisciIIa-fresh,-43 HoIbrook, Ralph-Iresh.-43 HolIand, Donna-sopn.-37 Helrnan, Frances-Ir.-BI Holman, Jerry-sr.-IBZ HoIfnes, Earline-seen.-37, 73, Ill, 149, 154 Honey1:uII, Bon10aAs1JbI1esh -Sl Hereyerm, elqie-1rea1r.-43 Hoover, Carole-sr,-73, 75, I09, I43, I44, l54, I57, l70 I7I, 1112, 202 Hoover,JoI1n-5opI'1.-37, II4, I49, I55 HOOVER, MARY SUE IMRSJ 15, 70 Hoover, weynewir.-31 HOpk1n5,CaVoIAir.-ll, 1041, I44, I57 Hoppe, Lois-sr.-61, II3, IBZ Hopson,JoI1nfsL1bIresh.-Sl Hern, DennaA1ree1n.-43 HornbuckIe, Delores-1r.!3I, 61 Houk, Bevfie Jofsoph.-37 HouI1,M1ckeyf5ubfresI1.-SI Henk, 5n1rley-lr.-31 HouI1nan, CI1arIe5AIresI1,-43, 53 HouIcI1en5,Judv-Ire5I1,443 Hovis, Donald-subhesh.-SI Hem, Larry-xr,-103 Howard, aeb-er.-102 Howard, Carol-s1JbIresh,f5I Howard, Rayrnondffresn.-43, 51, IIO Howard, Sigrla-subhesn.-SI Hubert, Ror1aId-s1JbIresh.f5I HubIer,DonfIr1-rsh.-43,99 Hudqens, Billy-1reen.-43 H1Jdson,Pa1JI-ir.-31, IO3, HE H1JIIman, Jear1eIIfir.fIO9 H1J1'Irnan, Jeanrlevfe-soph.-15, 37, IOB Huffman,Jer3nn1r1e-soph.f15,38, II3 HuIIman,J1mf1r,-BI Huqnes, Lois-fresh.-43 Hnenee, 11.1111 E1arneeeeen.430,1oa HuqI1e5,Sh1rIey JeanAsoph.!3B, II3, I4S, I HulI15ev,BeNyfs11bIresI1.f5I HuIIs Edd1ef1r.43I, I36 Hundley, Beverly-sr.-ll? II4?g Ilan, IB! Hunfin ,Barbara-xr.- , . . Hursf, illan-xr.-1I, I05, IH, I57, l7I, IB3, 101, 103 H1Jr5f,Gary-soph.-38, 140 Hurst, Henry-11.-ZI Hnref, LereneeerJe1reen.f51 1-10r51,wayne-rr,-al H11rI,Joe-511bIrexI1.f5l H.lr1, wr111arn-aeblreen,-51 Husbands,Ber1-sr.-IBS Husfon, Calol-xl.-I09, ISI, I70, I7I Hnenrna, Renene-enmresn,-51 H1JIch1r1son, RonaIdgIresI1.f43 HUTTON NEVA A, IMISSJ I5 Hy1nne,Mary-1reen.,4z HyIa11d,W1II1amff1f,f3l,b1,145 lnnew Knrlene- eelnrekn.-52 48, I55 , IBB, 101, 103 I DEX Isom, JoDean-xr.-15, Il3, IB3 J Jaekeen, Jeanne-1ree1r.-43, 105 Jaeleen, Ma.-rr.-las Jaekren, Mena-seen.-30 Jackson, Reeerl-Seen.-as JacI15or1,R1Jby-fresh.-43 Jaekeen, sn1r1eeneeep1n,-as Jarr1es,De Aun-ir.-JI James, Nadine-rr.-107, 1114 Jannee, weeven-Seen.-140 Janes, Frank-er.-107, 145, 170, 171, 104 Jensen, ear1 Lee-aeefreen.-51 Je11neen,A11en Rey-eeefreen.-51 Jar:I1sor1,BiII-IresI1.-43 Johnson, Bob-xr.-II4, IZZ, I4!, I5l, 170, I7I, IM, 203 Jennaen, oianeveepnezs JOHNSON, MARY MARGARET IMISSI I5 Jenneen, Rennie-eeenezs, 05, II5, I3b Jenneen, slnrley-1r.4a1 Johr1son,Virgin1a-1r.g3I Je11ne1en, DarIene-Ir,v15, 31, 73, 75, I07, 144, IS7 Jennelen, Mary L0e-ellelreen.-51 Jennelen, Pav-wefreen.-51 Jones, Jones, Jones, B1II-5ubIre5h.-SI Billie-1r.43I, l3b Danna-ir.-31, 73, 155 Jenee, Erneevane-1reen.744 Jones, J1rn-1reen.-44 Jone5,J1rnmy-subIre5I1,-SI Jone5,J1Jd19I1-Ir.-3I Jenee, Kenne1n-lr.-31 Jones, Lawrenee-seen.-30, 105, 140, 147 Jenee, Mary-sr.-l09, 143, 1114, 202 Jenee, Reeeriek-lr.-31 Jenea, snerrnan-er.-104 Jerean, Reeer1-1reen.-44 Junk1ns,Jerry-fresh.-44, 52 J11ra,J ohn-ir,-ll .I1Jra,Ray-fresh.-5l,63 J1n11ee,A,c.-er.-104 Jeevaee, Henry-Seen.-30, ss Jrnliee, Jeanne-lreen.-44, 149 J11sI1ce,John-soph,-38 Jrrellee, Naney-erlmreen.-51, 150 Jusfice, C1yeleeerJe1reen.f51, 150 Kahle, Jean-Seen.-30 Ka15er,Jovce-ir,f3I KanaIzer, Wasby-1r.43I KAY, MARTHA 1MRs.1 15, 135 Keel, sareara-fresh.-44 Keely, Marilyn-sr.-I07, 104 Keely, Reqer-er.-104 KeiIh, Naney-eeenfaa Kell, Barbara-lreenf Kelley, Milfon-xr.-I7I, las Kelsey, Raenerel-lrean.-44 Kennedy, laeny Jeeellelreelnesl Kennedy, caonerlne-nr.-73, 101, 150, 157, 172, I8 Kereey, Rrrey-lr.-25, 105 Ker59en,Judy-xr.-15, las Kessler, Larry-seen,-as Kllellrn, Rrnneeeen.-312 K1rv1brelI,Karen-subfvesh.-Sl K1ng,Joarlr1-Iresh.-'I4 K1ne,wea1ey-enefreen.-51 Kieer, snaren-51l151ree1n.-51 Kaeer, senera-ir.-31, 71, 75, 109, 144 K111erer, srenea-seen.-311, 73, 100, 135 K111erer,Lanea-er.-lla, 140, 150, 105 Klaaesen, sileeeer,-las Klee, rraneefeeenfza Klee, Lynn-10e1ree1n.-51 Knrqnv, Rev-eeefreen.-51 Kn.e1ey, Keaa Lee-seen.-as Knox,Arviaf51JbIre5h.-SI Keelnler, cnerle11e-1reen,-44, 149 Kc15ka,B-arbava-lr.-3I Kosf, CaroIe Ann-eemreen,-51 Ken, Reeer1e1reen.-44,53 Keep, Ferneeeen.-30 Kene, Harela-er.-les, 202 KowaIsk1,Mary Je-eeenfzs Kramos,J1mmyfsubI1esh.f5I Krevzs enrner, Marilyn-lr.-:11,70,7l, 152 Kro1JI,CaroIy11-Ire5Iw.f44 Kreel, Den-1ree1r.e44, 53, 145 Krou! Eyere11es0bIre5h.f Kre01,Herry-e0e1ree1r.-51 Kre01,Kar1faeen.- Kro1J5e,Tedfsl7bIresI1.-SI 53 Kf17se,Dav1delr.- 5, 103 Kryea, Barbara- - Keelnneki, A1leer1?3?r,j3s1' 73' H5 Keenznekl,Jarneeelreen.-51 150 Kllenn, Rex.-sopn.-38 55 1117, Kueh11,SyIv1afI1esh.-44, 112 Kw111,T9m-seph.-30,a5,115,145 KrJnrwe11er,1z111-repnegg 1,5 .55 Krrnlweller, sneren-1reen.444' Kuone,Virq1r1ia-fresh,-44 Kern, Gerald-eeelreen.-51 Kurfz, Mary Leu-e0151re5n,-51, 73 Lacy, Jack-sopb,-39 1,2 LA FAKETTE, IRENE 1MR5.'13l15 LdM5'fY, Judy-fresh.-44 LeMa1ry. Renn1eeeeen.e3e Larneree Ke11eerr71e1rern,-51 Lane, Tern-1-een.-44 Landlngham, Raenareeeepn,-30 Lane, RoberI-subhesb.-SI Lef-01911. Gwee-eel51ree1r.a51 Lanqfon, Jenn-er,-21, 25, I85 LAPSLEY, HELEN M.1Mlss1 15 I-M1111 I-5VVY'If--3I,99, 114 145 Laewell, 0enna-ir,-31 ' Laxwell, JeAnn Marie-sr,-25 1115 LasweII Terr1-ir,-31, 107, 149' 157 Lafnreee, Lere-reelreen.-51 ' La11rner, celleen-er,e1ree11.-51 Iauderback,Gene-Ire5I1.f44 Lauer, oenale-lreen.-44 LauHer,Cha1Iesf1r.i3I Larruer, Henry-er.-105 La011er, see-1ree1r.-44 La0en,.Jerry gern-errelrealn.-51 Lenelrlrn, nayre-Seen.-as, 51 Laughlin, Mildred-er.-105 Laeenrnan, Denna-1ree1r.e44 Laurrlzen, Barbara-soph.i38, 73, log La1Jr11zer1,J1mfir.f3I Laws, Marona-eeen.-as, 70, 73, 105, 1311, 152 Lawson, carl-lr.-31, 05 Le cler, seyerly-freen,-44, IOS, 150 Le cler, Mlenael-ir,-31 Leelere rnernee-Seen.-30, 62 Leaeerweee, Mary-1r.-31, 70, 71, 107, 152 Lee, lazlly-eae1r.e3s,79, 150 Lee, 5141111-Seen.-30 Lee, Leean-1rean.-51, 61 Lee, Norman-sublresh.-SI Leulnewell, P1nr11eY1reen,- LeIcIz, cnarlee-gr.-25, 11, 61 Lesrane, uelerer-er.-143, 155, 170, I7I, 105 Lehman, oen-elr.-31, 157 Lennan, cnarlee-1r.-31 Leonard,Jar11ce-ir.-15,EI, IIB, 140, 144, 149, 150, 154 Leonard,Sam-s11bIresI1.f5I, 141 Le5I1e, Marle-lreelr.-41 LeweIIyn,Silerryl-sopI1.f15,3B,73, IDA, 149 Lewellyn, Terry-errmreen.-51 Lewle, layren-1rea1r,-44, 110 Lewle, rraneeree1le1ree1r.-sl Lewis, Jenallran-eelelrean.-51 Lewis Nev1n-ir.f3I,B5 Lewle, senera-lreen.-44 L1en11ea1 srenea-e.le1reen.e51 L1nesay,1ne1n1a4eeen-as L1neeey,ve1e-1reen,W51 L1n1naer, Mery-41e1reen.- Lippincoff, Gene-lrean,-44 Ln1en,J0e11n-1r,-11 L11er,L1nea-ir.e25 Z7 JI 104 144 I57 150 Lame, J. 1.-1r.e25, 27, 31, 51, ae, 91, 144, 147, 151, 150 Leean, neen-Seen.-10 Leean, Mary-er.-111.1 Leeaaen Jeyee-e0e1rean.-51 Lonq Jeey-welrean,-51 Leeell, 1ae11y-rr.-25, IIJ, I70, 171, lu Lowe PaI-Irexh,f44 I45 Lewrnan, 0enne-reen.-as L1rnee1err1, Ed-Sr.-IIO, 145, I55, las Lyelek claeeeue-in-J1,112, 115 Lyman,0ennae1rean,-44 MAB1ao11,0oNovAN M, IMR.l I5 MACARTHUR, JOHN L. IMR,I I5 1 Meek, James Reeer1-a.le1re1n,-V51 Magee, Manln-er.-1115 Mahan Janella-,real Main, Den-er,-105 Malney, Mr11en-1ee1reen,-51 Ma1eney,Mary:n Me1e11,Jerry-1reen.e44 Racha nner, Dorothy-ir,e31 Roenonner, Henrlelle-lrern -45 Reder, anrrlrelreen.-45 63 Reslend, Ronnle-roplr.-39 as W4 115 150 Remooe, Gary-sublresh,-SZ ' ' ' Romsey, carol-rr,-1117, 135, 170, 191 Romsey, Don-rr.-191 Ramsey, Richard-sublresh.-51 Roney,coro1-1rer1n.e4S, 171, 203 Raney, Herolrl-freenesz Renneloeroor, Merylon-lreen.-45 73 112 150 Rennoboroer,Morvanelreen.-45, Ibb ' ' Rem, Rrenord-enbtreen,-52 Rat1latl,Joanwir.-32 R-wbef.John-errb1reen.e52 Reborn, Mary Sue-Sublresh. Reelor, een,-soon.-39, 52 11eeoe,Mery Ann-lr.-zz, 71, 152 Reed, Bob-scph.-37, l03, 135 Reed, Charles 11.-er,-191 Reed, nonold-lr.-21,31 Reed, Herbert eo 11 39 Reed, John Rllorrilofreen.-52 Reed, Larry-lr.-32 Reed, Moraenne-noon,-39 Reed, Roger-nrblrern.-52 Reed, Roll.-roon.-39 Reed, Perl sne-lrern.-45 Reed, wendo-noon,-39 Reed,w11l1om-Soon.-11o Reeves, Leroyetrern,-45,51 ISS Renorn, Mary sne-nrlrtreen.-52 REID 05512114 MISS I DEX Rneeell, cerlene-eoon,ea9, 73, I08 Roeeell, Sue-sr.-I48, 19: Rutherford nonne-enblreen.-52 Rollrnqer, rom-rnofreen.-52, 63 Sollor, srende-enbfreelr.-52 seller. snlrley-er,-113, 194 Salmon, Alfred-Soon.-39 Solmon, 5111ooe1n-lreelr.-45 Salmon, w111mo-ineaz somneleon, Rneeell-ropn. Sar1derS,Curry-lr,-32 SANDERS e1.noY51MRs.1 Sanders rwaloeeoon,-45 sopp, clrerlone-rr.-194 Sayles, ollo-Soon.-25, 39, 115 Solrlnner, cerlelreen. sennmer, Robert-1r.-25, az, 73, 107, 145 Schoeclc, serry-frerlr,-45, sz seno1er,.1oyee-rr.-194 sonrolt, Bill-lr.-32 Schuldt, Carol-ir.-32, 135 Scott Fred-sublresh.-53 Scott, Henry-sublresh.-S3 Scott, Judy Ann-sublresh.-S3 Scott, Leo-sr,-l7l, IN Scott, Mari! n-Ar -32 Seove rs, Bevterlylsublresh.-53 SEBASTIAN, GENE LMRJ See, Shelby-tre5h.f45 SFLL, MARION W. fMR.l l6, l4l Sells, Charlene-Iresh.-45 Sells, Lcrene-scoh.-37, IS! 1 l J Relnmlllar, seolonvlreen.-45, 112, 149 Re1nrr11IIar,Mary-ir.-32, I53 Renfro,Cafl-soph,-39,81 IIS, 145, 155 Renlro, wrey-lreeneos Rerrre, Mike-subtresh.-S2 Reynolds, Dennis-enolreen.-52 Reynolds, Jim-er.-157, 191, zoz Rnoeder, Alben-lreelr.-45 Rhoads, aonnle-rnolrern.-52 Rnodee, Rlenerd-ir.-32 Rhodex, Stanley-xr.-I03, 1519, 170, 171, 191 Rice, Beverly-lreenelss R1oe,.1o1enFer.-109, 191 R1on,Joenne-Soon,-av, IUB, 155 luelrerde, Earl-sr,-IVZ Rieneroeon, sallenrolreen.-sz Robe Rlcha Rlche rdson, Don-ir.-32, 50, 63, IIO, l3b, l57 son, Roger-sr.-I9Z Riddell, Ken-ir.-32 RIDLEY, WILLIAM T. lMR.l I5 Rlfte, Lo nawsu blresh.-52 Rlogr, R1onord-fresh.-45 Ringo, winllred-ir.-32 uirnmer, nick-er.-191 Rlmrner, Ronoldetreen.-45 Rineh Rlnlte Rinke art, Gearl-soph.-39, 62 nbauqh, Norma-xr.-H2 nbauqh, Ronald-Sr.-15, IYZ RiverS,.larr1e5-fresh.-45 Roan, Robert-Subtresh.-S2 Roan, Sharon-sllblresh.-S2 Roark,Carlfs1lbtre5h.-SZ Roark, Gary-soph.-39 Roark, Sherman-sr.-I58, l9Z Robbins, Carolena-xr.-I92 Robe Robe rts aorleore-lneaz ne, nelly-lreen.-45 Roberts, Eddle-1r.A32 Rooenr, eory-n1o1reen.-sz Rooerlr, Jonn-lreen.-52, 63 Roberts, Pattyfwbtresh.-52 Roberts Shirley-sr.-25 101, H3 IH rtson, Ruth Ann-en'o1reen.J52 Semneed, aorleoro-lreen.-4s,'1o5 semereod, Moroorer-enolreen.-sz Senzee, w1111ern-ir.-32 serron, Mlonoel-enblreen,-53 sneoe Carol-sublresh. Snodwlelr, Rone1d-enbtreen -53 slredwlelr Roneld-eoe1r.e39 Shaffer, Bill-sr.-15, sz, II4, 149, 151, 170, 194 Sharp, Lu Ann-er.-lla, 1519, 171, 194 snow, lcornryn-lreen.-45 Shaw, Relolr-inmaz 141, 14s Snellon, Nonoy-enlelreen.-5: Shelton, Soren-enlrlreenesa Shepard .lolrn-rnbtreen.-53 Snererd, Lorello-eolotreelr.-53 sneonerd, Betty-lr,-32 Shephard, Bill-lr.-12, 135 Sneonord, Ronnie-lreen.-45, 105 ceeonrnn JAMES R. lMR.l I6 sneolrerduonn-ir.-25 az, ss, 99, 151, 157 Sneonerd, Morrorle-erlofreelr.-5: Shepherd, Rorelle-lreen.-45 Shepherd Yvonne-enolreen.-53 snermen, cnorlee-ir.-az Shipman, 1-lerold-er,-194 ghort Wlowegl-eoo1rehen.953 howa ter cnfsop .e slrrlver, cnerler-rr.-75, 151, 157, 15s, 194 Sides Rev-ir.-32 Siebert, Roleerl-lrern,-45 Sieqgen sollyeeoon.-39,7s,11a, 155, 150 5:e1er,1l111-ar.-32 E STekeV,JudlthAr1n-1r.-32 Sielcer, Roneldenrolrern.-53 Slewart, sylvzo-Soon.-39, l53 Simmons, Mary-5ubtresh.!53 Samoron, Reyelreen.-45 sxeooe, aeverlywlr.-zz, 107 Skaggs, nonne-lrerlr,-45, ICB sReooe, Peggy Jo-lr.-az, 135, 149 sloler, Lzndeesoon,-39, 73 sloerlrn, Jeenenenllelreelr,-53 Roblnelte, Herold-treen.-45,152 Roomene, Nelcyne-ir.-32, 153 Robinson, Don-lr.-32, 511,95 Robanron, Yvonne-eopn.-39 Roeeelr, Joee1ree1r.e15, ax, IIS Roq, .lonn-lreen.-45. 149 Roqerr, Lester-rr,-sa, 55, 19: Romdell Barbaraglreih,?gS Romeo, Jonn-on res .- Root John Allred-rr.-114, 123, 143, I56, 170, 193, 10:1 Root1Judtth Ann-er.-73, 1119, 141, 145, 154, l70, 171, 19: Rose Rlelrero-ar.-31, oz Roseberry Beryl-enolreen,-52 Rorldebnrlr, Roneld-er.-51 151, 193 Rowe cnorlereenlelreen, Row1e11e, Carol-5ubtre5h.fSZ Rowlene lcon-irezz Rnleerron, Joenne-er.-143, 191, 203 Rnddell Sue-lrern,-45 Rnee, senlorderr,-zl, 71, ao, 157, 159, I93,102 Rush seoroe-r1reo1r,e45 Slusse Slusse Smart r, 19111y-fresh.-45 r, Nonoy-enbtrern,-52 oennlr-lreen,-53 Smart, Jonn-ir.-az, as Srr1ith,ArIene-soph,--39 smaln, 19111-enlolreelr,-53 Smith, Charles-sr.-I75 srniln, clore-ir.-32, 153 Smith, neennneelreelr,-45 Smi1h,uoneld-xr.-140, 195 Smlfn, Donald-iv.-25,31 155 Smith Smith Donald Pool-nlblreen, Done-gr,-32 m1rn Eu eneer.-32,112 Smith, eeaeld-lr.-103, II4, 157, 195 sm11n,Jomee-lr.-:12 smitn, Jomee-erlolreen.-53 Srr11tt1,Jerry-sllblresh.-53 srn111r,Joyeeerno1reen.-53 Smiln, Roy-5oo1reen,e53 Srwlh ,lrloy-1re5n,e45 73, 150 Smith, Lynn-xr,-I95 sm1111. Menrln-rr.-195 smrrn, Rooerl-enotreen.-57 Smlth, Shirley-xr.-I95 Srr11th,WendoI-fresh.-45, 149 Smith, Yvonne-xr.-I36, HZ, IY5 Smnn, Peggy-fresh.-45 Sneary, Rlchard-sublresh. Snow. Charles-sr,-l70, 19: Snow, Donnailresh.-45, l4l snow, Qlenn-soon.-39, 110 Snow, Vlvien-sr.-l7l, IN Snow, weyne-enotreen.-51 Snow, William-sr.-Zl, I95 Snowden Gary Allen-sublresh.-53 eNowoEN, LOLA fMRS.l lb Snyder, Peleropn.-39, los Soeberq,Al1ce-soph,-SV, l0b, l53 Soldanels, Judy-ir.-32 so1dene1r, lorry-rr.-ln som, Lerry-Soon.-39 Sons, Roger-er.-195 Sonrley, Janis-ir.-31 South, Theresa-subfresh.-53 Sparks,Ca1oI-soph.-3'?, I05, 141, 154 Spaw Carol-fresh.-45 Spaw, Robert-sr.-60, LZ, IN Speak,Wilnr1a-soph.-39, 151 Speaks, Ronnle-ir.-33 Speed, Carlene-soph.-3'7, l52 Spencer, Franklin-soph,-39 Soiekler, Feyeir. Spillman, John-ir.-33 Spivey, Melba Jane-soph.-39 Smlvers, Billie-sllbfresh.-53 Stacy, Joann:-ir,-33 Sladter Jon-subfresh.--53, l4l Stanford John-soph.-39 Stanley, Joe-ir.-33 Steele, Duane-xr.-IN Steele, Judy-soph. Stephens, Barbara-Iresl1.45, H5 Stephens Sandra-subtresh.A53, 158 Stevenson, Beverly-5oph,v3V, ISI Stewart, Robert-Sublresh. Stone, Carol-sublresh.-S3 Stone, Robert-sr.-I95 Stone, Shirley-tresh.-45 STORMS KENNETH lSGT.l lb storlr, Roxanne-subtresh.-53 Stowe,Jerrywsubtrest1.-53 Strathrnan, Pat-subtresh,-53 Straub, Georqannl-sr.-IDU, Hi, I70, l7l, 111, IW Strinaer, Paul-soph.-39 Stuart, Richard-Soph.-39,71 ISI, IS7 strrort, Susan-sr.-IIJB, 143, I57, 159, 197, 201 S1lIlens,Jarnes-Ire5h,A45 Slllllvan, Marlene-lr.-33 Summers, Darla-sr.-25, 70, Tl, ISI, 197, 201 Summers, Paul-subtresh.-53, ISE Sutherland, Larry-lresh.-45 Swaltor Joe-fresh.-45 IIS l5I, ISE Swope, Barbara-xr.-IO7, I77 swope, Rooerefrern. T 7em1eore11e, rrenlr-enolreen.-53 1oee1,Jo1rrTroo11.Bg9, aa ac -rn- Et,n':Q,Jnoro1ny-ir,-zs, 73, l0V, 131, 144, 149, 154 hen. , Shirla -er,-197 Taylory nonnelir.-33, 70, 71, 113, 141, 152 Taylor, lim-nlbtreen,-53 reylor, wloryeeoon,-39 Taylor, Robert-lreen.-45 leylor, wild.-lr.-197 Teele, Gwendolyn-lreen,-45 Templeton, Dole-lrern,-415 Tnomoe, Doyleftresh.-46 rlromer, Merlin-sr.-ll, usa, 197 Thomas, Rey-erllolreen.-ss Tnomee,v1ro1rgef1rer1r.-45 an Jo - r. tngmgfanfj smontrlelrrlolrerlress Thomplzins, Toneyerreen.-411 Thompson, Edward-Sutiwsh.-53 nr son, Here1-rr,- Ihzmgson, Kennelnesnolrern.-53. 145, 155 rnomoron, Melnnelrern,-41, 149 Thompson,Sharcn-soQt1.f40 125 Tnomoeen, Kenneth-fresh -45 Tlromeen Po1-rnolrernesa Thomsen, aeter1y-noch,-40. 61 rnomlon 711orneon h mson lhgmson, lzoloerl-nrlolrern,-51 Thornhill, Jlrn-rr.-eu, IYI ,con-rreza In ld- .- 'iZf.1,-g:'-33 I09, 144 157 D H? i 2? 1 ah, WT! ,,-,NJ ,. ,. WMV. ,.?.-,mc-,-... Y,1...v--ff., .V - 2 i. M.. 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