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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1982 volume:

A 4 'E 3' 3' If Vw. wmv V 72 il i N Eastonian East High KC, MO 1 ' v Q Q Q 5' Q, as ,s QQ s Q. ,S Q Q Q sg ,Q 0' s 0' s S s Q . ' s s s ' s Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q s O O Q. Q Q , Q Q g 'Q 'Q 0 S' 0 O .5 Qs O 0 Q ss O O 5 Q Q ,Q Q Q 5 Q Q s ,S Q Q s , 0 0 Q' Q Q Q ,s ,s Q Q y Q Q Q 0 s 'Q 0 5' ,Q ' s ' Q' s ' s s Q 5 .5 sv ' 'H ' , - QU.. O C 15' DEDICA TIO OUR FRIE D: COACH BUCK HARRI Mr. Virland Harris, better known as COACH BUCK Harris, has been teaching at East for thirty years, This means he has been here for about half his life! We are richer for his choosing to stay with us. Coach Harris attended High School in Harvey, Illinois. After he graduated he attended Missouri Valley College and Loyola University. He began his teaching career in l950 as a Biology teacher. But because of his outstanding coaching abilities and the need for Math instructors he has never taught Biology. He excelled especially in coaching football and brought three championship seasons to East in l954, l955, and l97 7. His life record is 4 7-32- 7. Over the years he has hehwed at least thirty students go to college and use their athletic abilities. Mr. Harris is a Mason, a Shriner and a professional Polish Person. He enjoys, farming, hunting, footbaIL and kids. Thank you, Coach Harris for your leadership, concern, and councel. We gratefully dedicate the i982 EASTONIAN to You. X- YOU BEL oivo nv PIC TURE5. This book is about the people who made i982 a memorable year at East High School. Please turn the pages and remember the joy of each event as you see yourself and your friends captured forever by our cameras. '82 MEMORIES My Favorite friend: My favorite teacher: My favorite subject: A time l'll always remember: This Memory Book belongs to Class of 'V 4 X 1 Title Page Dedication Theme Administration Faculty Seniors Late Senior Pictures Juniors Late Junior Pictures TABLE OF CONTENTS I Sophomores 2 Late Sophomore Pictures 3 Freshmen I5 Late Freshmen Pictures I7 Activities 23 Athletics 3I Royalty 49 Academics 60 Advertising n v ', 0 Q 0 Q O O Q Q 5 O' O' 5. Q Q ,5 'Q 'Q 5 Q Q 5 Q 0 Q 0 5,5 O O 500 'O 5 0 O 5 0 O 5 O I 5 O O 5 O' O' 5. 00 O 5 Q 'Q 0 5 O' O' 5. 5' 0 55 0 'Q 'Q 5 .5 O Q Administration Q,5 55 s 'Q 'Q 5 5 O O 5 Q' 'Q 'Q 55 s Q Q 5 Q 0 O' 5 Q' 'Q Q 5 s Q Q 5 Q Q Q 5 s Q Q 5 0 Q Q 5 s Q Q 5 s Q Q ,5 s Q Q Q 0 Q 5 s Q S O 5 s Q 5. Q 0 5 .5 O' 5. .Q O' .Q ,5 .s 0, .9 ,5 s 0 s s O 9 ss' s s 9' s Q ss 5 s Q' 5 Q 5 Q s s s 5 s 0 Q I I l 5 s Q s s .Q .Q ss, ,Q 5 O 5 5 s 0 s 5 5 O' 5 Q s 9 5 Q s O 5 Q v 0 . 5 O 5 Q 'O 5 .Q 0 0 O 5 5 O 5 5 'Q Q' ,5 O O Q 5 O O 5 5 O 0 5 5 O O 5 5 O 0 Q 5 O O 5 5 Q Q s , O 0 Q 5 O O 5 5 Q Q s , Q I Q 5 Q Q S .5 ' Q 0 9 s Q Q , ' 0 Q O 5 Q O ,S ' 'Q 9 ' s ' 'Q s 'Q Q, s X 'Q' 0 Q. Q, Q, Q Q 0, s Q , Q Q , 5 Q , A. O4 'A COU EL OR Y Mrs. Carol Allegrucci spends long hours programing senior courses. CARE E Q Marie Blum is more than just the counseling secretary: she 's A FRIEND! Sound educational planning depends upon a variety of counseling services. Our school is Lucinda Britton Carol Allegrucci Mr. Cozeene Triplett added a new dimension to this years counseling staff. His time was split between Ashland Jr. High and East. This gave a continuity to our counseling program and helped 8th graders move smoothly into the senior high setting. 6 fortunate in having an outstanding and exper- ienced staff at every level. Not only do our counselors help us plan our programs they are also available to listen to our personal problems. Career Guidance, testing, special interest sessions and field trips are but a few of the services provided by this hard working staff. COLLEGE COU ELING DA Y Nul- iu lg: W' 'he C OU ELING ER VICES Each year, as a part of our counseling program, representatives from area colleges and the military hold small intimate sessions with Jr. and Sr. students that are interested in going on for advanced training. At these meetings students get information about financial aid, collage and military programs plus career planning. QQ 7 ADMINIS TRA TOR5 East is fortunate to have a very qualified administrative staff. All together they ha ve 1 Ifal 'fi well over ICD years of experience. They set high standards for both students and faculty: control, leadership, and concern for achievement and personal growth. R ,dr A ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: TONY KING Mr. King is in charge of the instructional program at East. PRINCIPAL: ARNOLD DA VENPORT in Kansas City. It is his responsib that will expand learning opportui 4 Tony King Thomas Kqzp Harold Liggins Of course all of our administrators I H E' 3,6 BEA R51 They must feel fenced in on we O 8 w I I n .. J.. I venport has an outstanding administrative record see that East develops a strong five year plan U Of East High Sfudefifs' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL- HAROLD LIGGINS Mr. Liggins is responsible for order and good discipline. '. d 'V'-WY EXW-3 h0U 5 5UPefVl5l S SPDVI5 activities- ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: THOMAS KIPP Mr. Kipp is responsible for improving attendance. 9 U BU INESS sag STAFF 1'hg. -Wu .ff-' Taking care of school funds is a Mrs. .lerrie Goth, Secretary in l09, is also a school patron and spends many hours supporting full time job, East plans. Y 2 Q X . Most schools exist on paper work. East is no exception except that we have an exceptionally talented and capable staff of women who do a variety of record keeping chores. Rarely to these hard working ladies get the recognition they deserve, for it is their efficiency and expertise that keeps the paper flowing smoothly and East High up to date. Mrs. McGee must not only keep school orders straight, she is constantly interrupted by the Switchboard, May Holland .loan McGee Principal's Sec. Ordersf5witchboard Clara Wilson IBMX Treasurer IO w, 4' -2 .Ame ,M uut, it xfjp Mrs. Crosby is responsible for attendance records. The attendance and Counseling office are both well staffed with ladies that seem to like students. Mrs. Crosby must supervise student Attendance Aides and Mrs. Blum, counseling secretary, often fills in as nurse and comforter. Even though our entire business staff must rush to keep ahead of their responsibilities they always have time to smile. Thanks! Clarice Crosby Mrs. Blum guards the door in the counseling office. She never seems too busy to help when it is needed. AWA R 1 x EX s E- We X ROSES FOR OUR FINE BUSINESS STAFF SECURITY STAFF Doreen Thomas Ernggf Scan J ' 'VP 7' Y ,S 5 ,V T34 1 Derrick Taylor has a hall passl Not everyone does, 1 f- m , ' 'if f N When ever you hear two short bells you know the L A W A D services of our fast moving Security Officers are needed. With five floors and a large campus to over-see Although our officers must take care of security they also have time to make many student friends. WA TED Alive and out of the O R D E R D E P A R 7-ME Mrs. Thomas and Mr. scoff stay in top condition! halls. g Micaf Caffe, A Davis Twin Checking out locker break-ins and finding lost property is a big 7071339 7 assignment. I2 PU H FOI? EXCELLENCE PU H EXCEL Push Supporters: Ashton Stovall, Arnold Davenport, Robert Wheeler, Re v, Woods. Mr. Robert R, Wheeler opens the Assembly. In Feb., Push held its award assembly to honor students who had made good improvement in academics, attitude and attendance, The Push staff spends many hours working to improve student participation in school and achievement. Charles Simmons pins on an award as Director Judith McConnelly looks on. Below: Mr. Davenport addresses group. 4 Q Q sr if We can read musicI , An original skit presented at the assembly by April Sipu, .lonni Williams, Pam Fulson, and Jonathan Love. The skit revolved around the Push Motto: WE MUST TEACH OUR CHILDREN THAT IF THEY CAN CONCIEVE IT AND BELIEVE IT, THEY CAN ACHIEVE IT. V ANR! 11111, 'l11,gxxS' X I3 PLEASE DO FEED THE BEARS! CAFETERIA STAFF Esther and Roger Rinkenbaugh Managers: First Row: Esther Rinkenbaugh, Edith Daily, Ruby Mclntyre, Mary Davis Second Row: Ellen Sears, Opal Vernon, Maurine Wolfe, Lavada Stidham, Eunice Bollinger, Steven Holbert, and Roger Rinkenbaugh in the back row. Our fine staff get to school early each morning to provide the well balanced meals we BEARS need. We do appreciate the work 5 planning that goes into the services they provide our school. Thanks to alll O e- Some students spend their time in the cafeteria eating while others take a break at the game table. I4 'Hs We're just one big happy family at East, right Larry and Jackie 7 MR. FISHER East. . 'x 1-'X f I vi f K 61 1 1 I ilk. 351 ' ,...A f W 'Q V a ,Qv . ., V-n, h ' , M , f L x X N 'N x'-L A ' f f -1-1I ' 'L 7 f I ik 'r J 'lf,f all X ' ff , , ,, , Ig f ff 'Q Jwffy ,J ' , If gif! Q fly I ,yy egg L 1 5 gf: ' A D ft 1 V ,f'J '?' E I 1 5 ,551 s -L I , ' 1 ' 1 -' :AQ - 'L f 7 ' L 4 1 -1 Y N4 il . 1 f f - ' . ' If rf if 'I L, '1N'4qi1'--- 0' - ,- 1 f ,Mt ' P 4 V R Q' n ie- .. vm K -ful V- ,.5.--,,.'. ' 3- 5 Y ' ,, ' -xl . bf! , yn.-. f ,V 5 .Il I D ff- ,qf ., fu , 'WL , ' --' - ' , ,- f ' , 'f 4 E T L 4 1 I . f'i,f:5:-f 1 f ff ' 4'- f,l .M 1, f: ,-ff . , , fx Mr. Fisher is one of East's best supporters. You will find him proudly wearing his Green and Black daily. His ready smile and pleasant personality brighten many dreary days. We are very happy to have him at MAINTENANCE STAFF Larry Gregory, Lena Brady, Harold Fisher, and Ruby Jackson provide East with many services that receive little praise. If they were gone we would surely miss them. So THANKS A LOT people for all the times we failed to recognize your dedication to staffl students and school. School Nurse Although Ms. Donna Alvarado has not been at East very long we are happy to have her fine skills available in our Health Center, THE BEAR' SUPPORT STAFF ,S EAST BRANCH LIBRARY East Students are fortunate to have a public library K 2 right in the building. This gives them the opportunity to research and choose recreational reading during school hours. f ,W I Our Librarians Barbara Merrick and Ron Vuturo are always ready to assist students to find material for an assignment or to teach them how to use the many services provided by the Kansas City Public Library System. WN-.. 'ZW I6 'Wx Barbara Merrick Ron Vuturo 5 ' ' 'Q s' 'O ' 9 5' ' 5 s 5 s 0 5 Q O 5 5 O 0 s 5 ' 'Q s 5 ' 0 O O 5 5 0 O Q' 5 'Q 'O Q 5. 0 O .Qs 5. 'O 5 O 5 5 O Q' 9 'Q S 5 5 0 S 5 O Q 5 O 5 5 O 0 5 O Q' 5 'O S 5. O' Os 5. 0 0' ' 'O 5 O s .Q 0' Q.. O' 5 O .Q 'o Faculty 1 5' s s 9 5. 5 s 5 s 5 s 5' 5 s Q' 5 s 5 9 Q' 5 s 5 9 5 0 5 9 5 0 5 Q 5 s 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 5 5 0 5 9 5 s 5 s 5 9 5 s Q' 5' s 5 Q ' fh- ROUM 5 CD Qx Q5 I Q6 X. I eww RQ What u day! Sunshine, fresh airy. I have u IIUIIIUII to please my teacher with a good behaviorpattern and excellent work habits! 1 t I8 '54s S tx HELEN BLANTON - Business Ed.f Stenographyl Typing! Senior class sponsor. ROBERT BUCHANAN - Composition: Language. GENE BUDD - English: Spanish: So- phomore class sponsor. ROSELL YN CARTER - Special Ed. fHistoryjf Cheerleading, Pep Club. BEN COHEN - Algebras Math. CAROL YN CRUSE - Special Ed. KEnglishjf Cheerleading, Pep Club. LARRY DANIELS - Drafting, Gra- phic Artsf Metals. PH YLLIS DIENER - Foods, Homemaking. KENNETH ECKHOFF - Woods. JAMES ELLIS - Math. DIANE FISHER - Black Historyf Civicsf ELOT, Girls Basketball. RAY GAL- LER-COE - K Occupational Market- ingj, Explorers. THIS is a typewriter. 19? ,cfs 'Are you looking for this cheat-sheet? ROBERT HOLDER - Biologyf Human Science, GRA TEST HOLLIMON - Accounting, Typing: Senior class spon- sor. HARRY HOMMES - Algebraf Computer Pro- gramming, Pre-Calculus, National Honor Society. JOHN IDOUX - SAC. VIRLAND HARRIS - Algebra: Math, Physical Ed.: S YL VES TER HEA TH - Band Vocal Music. FRED HEN- DERSON - American His- tory, Citizenship. WILLIS HINTZ - ROTC. TIMOTHY JOHNSON - Me- tals Small Engine Repair: Baseball, Freshman Foot- ball. LINDA KING - Creative Writingi English. VERA L OCKE - Algebra: Geometryt Math. TOM MALLOT - Earth Sciencef Photography. I9 CHARLES NICHOLS - Civics, Ecology. AUDRE OWENS - Ecology, Science. DORTHALEE PHELPS - Special Ed. CEnglish, Math, Science, Social Studiesj, Sophomore class sponsor. PHIL- LIPS, DALENE - PVT Homemak- mg. l'm taking off I0 points for picking your nose, KenI SHIRLEY SCHAAF - Art, Student Law: Yearbook, Student Advisory. 20 MARIE S C HUBER T Physical Ed., Cross- Country. BEN MCCLAIN - Building Sub, JV Basketball, JV Footbalh Track. MARGARET MEANS - Drama, Languagef Cablevision, Drama Club, Stage Crew. FLOYDIA MERRIWETHER - Chemistryf Math. EL VER NEAL - Physical Science, Science, Junior class sponsor. fa X. GENEVA REIMAN - Clothing, Family Re- lations, Homemak- ing, Science, FHA, Youth for Christ. . JIM RYON - Art, Art Club. CheryL when does General Hospital come on? CL YDE SIMS - Social FLORENCE SINGLE- Studiesf World His- TON - Job English. toryf Student Coun- Refresher English. cil. 'Bill, when are you going to shave? What7 No assignment, the Electric Chairl LARESA SLA TER - Careersf COE K Occupational Marketing if DECAI Freshman class sponsor. KEL TON SMITH - American History, World History. KEN SPEESE - Ecologyf Physical Ed.: Physical Science, Basketball, Volleyball. DA VID WASSER - Horticulturef FFA. LINDA WATKINS - JACK WEBBER Language: Refresher Craftsf Athletic Dir- English, Pom-Pon, ecror. - .lunior Class spon- SOP. 2I i W 7 CARL WILLIAMS - PVT Maintenance 5 Repair. GUS WILSON - ROTC. JOHN WISE - Math, Special Ed. CScience, Health, Mathj. 'Vind Bless Mom and This Project. Amen, Mr. Wasser teaches plants, OK students 'Mrs. Carter. are you under self-hypnosis? 22 , , I ,.Lk L' AI V 5 Q' 9. 5 9 s 9 Q 55 9 5 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 5 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 0' 5. 5 5 5 05. 9. 5 Q' .5 .55 5. gs. 5 55 5 5 Q 5 5 Q 5 5 g 5 5 Q ss 5 5 Q 5 Q Q 5 5 Q 5 Q' 5. 9' 5 Q. ss 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 P .5 , 55 5 .- Seniors 5 5 5 sf 5. 9. 5 O Q 5 5 5. 'OO 5. gs. .5 O .5 Q 0 ' s 5 5 'O 5 gs 'O 5. 55 0 5 5 O' .5 Q 'Q s5 5. Q O 5 Q. 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N x i Y A N If ' V war' I of 5' nl , '15 U ' S F NX OQQX K 98 it Ng IX Iiontamer - SHA WN CARTER basketball player - KEVIN CHEADLE bathing beauty - JENNY MCCLAIN half dollar - LARRY O'DELL police officer - GALE HALL criminal - DONNA HEDRICK martian alien - MONA COZART Playboy bunny - .IA YLEEN LAUFFER baseball player - KEVIN SHAW cheerleader - SHEILA ROSS deadman - MIKE ROBERTS biker - MIKE KREUTZER movie star - CYNTHIA MONROE hog dog vender - CARLOS HENDERSON gypsy - LILY SHERWOOD crystal ball - MIKE BESSENBACHER fisherman - JOHN GREEN caveman - RAYMOND GOUDEAU cavewoman - WALISA CATTER sweetheart male - MARCUS JONES sweetheart female - JACKIE JACKSON magician - RHONDA STILES princeffrog - RITCHIE WORKS painter - DERRICK TAYLOR doctor - WILLIAM RYAN sun - TIM SMITH hobo - CINDY DEAN husband - WILLIE MURILLO quarter - ANN OUINN mailman - WEDDELL RELFORD .f '--se 9554! 3 1 E 'h I x Yes, Seniors once looked like this! It wasn't so long ago either. See if you can guess who these sweet little angels grew into by l982. l 2 3 4 52 i 3-..l..l..,. A 6 I2 I3 9 I0 t A L. 28 , i 29i.T.l- i 30.1 ll ' 5 31.-. .lm iw- I3 q TQ .... W 4 t 32, to ss iiii i 1 E .:-:2 r x Ax . fm ,z - 2 . .... I of if :Q ,Q g m 6- lT. .l. 4 ..l.,- 5 .. 7.T.l- 8,..T.. 9lTi 3 l0 .Tl lllili Mil., 15. i ie-. i l7 .- I8- l l9.l.l 2o..l.T..- 21-ll. gil 23..l. l Ll.,- 25l.. .l. Jelli QW :Lil- ' .... 5. 34 35L.. aa i 20 2l ff '22 X. 0 THE WA Y WE WERE The Senior Editors thought it would be a good idea for our graduates to look back a few short years and remember earlier, maybe happier days. We ha ve grown taller and hopefully wiser from our time in school, but we want to keep the zest for life we see expressed on these little faces. 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M u 5 1 .,,:gQ+.mx,,,i- EIN iff 5 W Q G uxlq u 9' ,ff -Q 9 tttt L c s ititt t I Cynthia Monroe John Green i 59 P o P 0 X 'af 1 wa. Jackie Jackson Marcus Jones BE ST DA NCERS Kay Lewis Ed Smith Done 7' Walisa Carter Keven Cheadle 09' Benita Williams Russell Dunn SS CIQWI1 8 Shawn Carter Mike Roberts . ....,. . Xi a 112 f Y . V,,,a YV . Lora White Jackie Stewart Larry O'Dell John Jones BML V Imam sz ul I ff l I fm'Q'W'fi! ' L. IMI nm im 1 '14 I ,zul I 1 I I 1 3 s I AN- ,al --.id V, vin- u--A---N .M 4 . I - A.. , ,: lj S- 3:1 , ffzhi I T VY ,, Xu I If .1 915 SENIOR S TA TIS TIC S In the years ahead we want you to always remember these facts: EAST HIGH COLORS Green and Black EAST HIGH EMBLEM The Bear Now sing along with Bill and Larry: EAST HIGH SONG To East High SchooL brave and true. Over all the city wide, in melodies of praise, Ever foremost in the fray, may she always stand, Guarded loyally and weIL by our faithful band. So let us fight, fight, fight for dear East High The name we all revere, we all revere, And let us fight, fight, fight for everyone. So give a rousing Rah, Rah, Rah, we yell, we yell For EAST HIGH SCHOOL we love so dear, For her fair fame we'lI spread the name of dear EAST HIGHI Lre N .J A , . gk A YN Rovena Williams ready for XXX-N C I TY Graduation Day. .lune I, l982 MOTTO: East Exemplifies Excellence WE 'LL MISS OUR TAI. EN TED SENIOR CLASS IN dim ,' LW and forj SCIENCES N Q Q' if if Q QF Q' sfeady now ' - ' Shawn and Ona found fhf That looks really very dangerous to mel' curve . . . O.K.l Pre-Freshman SENIOR SKA TING PARTY One of the big senior activities was their skating party, lt was well attended with representatives from all the classes, as well as members of our school community. Everyone reported they had a good time even if they spent some time z i' ' ' i'i' A 'i ' s s'tulated for the successful event. QF Q' if if Q G if Three body pile upl We're glad Sheila can still smile. Upl Upl oooopsl Really Doug, this is skating, not flying! 32 Patricia Abercrombie Kimberly Adams Debra Allen Kevin Arrington Lori Baker Patricia Barker Delma Beasley Jacqueline Behringer Michelle Biggs Tim Broaddus Danise Brown Terry Burris Daryle Brewster Gerald Brewster Sherry Burton Sherri Byers Dawn Callihan Perry Callihan Joseph Calzarano Shari Capehart Dana Carr Walisa Carter Kevin Clark Sarah Coleman Ray Conley Mona Cozart Donna Curren Stella Daskaleas Carol Da vis Dwayne Da vis Gary Davis Sonya Davis Naomi Davenport Cindy Dean Marjorie Donahue Regina DuBose Richard Dulley Martha Dukovich Russell Dunn Ruth Duren Dana Edmond George Ann Elder Anthony Ezell Paula Frank Kerri Franklin Arthur Frazier John Green .loane Gumm Raymond Guzman Ken Hall Steve Hansuld Wally Harkey Keith Harris Vanessa Hart Cassandra Harvey Karen Harvey Richard Hatfield Donna Hedrick Carlos Henderson Hank Hernandez Michaela Hernandez Delano Hollinger Gina Hollowell Norvell Horn Randy Howard Rodney Huffstutler Anthony Hughes H Penny lrick Deron Isaac Darren Jackson Jacqueline Jackson La Shawn Jackson fgfzigl , Michael Jackson Diane Jefferson Christine Johnson Gina Johnson Susan Johnson Marcus Jones Teresa Knight Michael Kreutzer Jayleen Lauffer Lisa Lentz Darrin Loomis Chandra Kay Lewis R, H , Y 4 5: 4.4 '-4 . , 6 v. f X f 4 , M - by . , , G- f r 4 5 -io ' v f xg' 1, 5 5 5 1 if I If , , ,X zz 4' ' ff' ' Q 'YJ 1 ' 55' ,gn ' 5 5 K 4 f I Y in, Q 3 I f , if 3 gg , 1 7 . - V Q 1 , 4' nw 1 ref ' f 40 iq 1 ,X L X X Q. ADAYI THE LIFE OF A SENIOR, i 5 ,ff-'VY YY. pg.-...--I !. Seniors arrive early. Derrick Taylor, ready for the day, as Bill Morrison stumbles in. 2, Somebody finally laughs at one of Mr. B's jokes. 3. May I have your attention Please! This is a hall freeze! 4. Classroom time is used many ways 'Psst, what's THE ANSWER? 5. You deserve a break today in the East High cafeteria! 6. Too much homework? Life is hard! Z The 2:20 split! Bill Malcolm Annetta Martin Jennifer McClain John McDaniel Ronnie Mitchell Cynthia Monroe Mark Moore William Morrison, Jr. Willie Murillo Marilyn Neely Roger Neely Larry O'Dell Ginger O'Neal Karen Poje Darrel Paige Melvin Patton Micheal Potts Anthony Pratt Michael Quarles Ann Quinn Shelby Rector Sherry Reynolds Linda Richard Robert Riggs John Robinson Otis Robinson Edward Robnett Anthony Rodriquez Sheila Ross William Ryan Katherine Sanders Steve Saunders Saundra Seaman Kevin Shaw Mark Simpson Tina Simsheuser Angela Smith Cynthia Smith Eddie Smith Patricia Smith Valerie Smith Veltria Smith Richard Snyder Carlitta Spencer James Stalker Joseph Stalker Jacqueline Stewart Rhonda Stiles Michael Stout Lisa Stroup Brian Sutherlin Mari Talley Lori Tharp Debra Thompkins Gerald Tyson Sylvia Villa Chester Ward Samuel Wash Christine Weir Lora White Timothy White Kelly Whitney Benita Williams Claudius Williams James Williams Patricia Williams Zeophious Williams Dale Willis Troy Winters Burnett Woods Ritchie Works Minnie Mouse SENIOR DIGNI TARIE EIEZHET Russell Dunn, President, Gina HollowelL Vice-President. Mrs. Blanton, Mrs. Holliman, Senior Class Sponsors Jackie Stewart, Parliamentarian, Derrick Taylor, Treasurer, Gina Hollowell, Vice-President, Russell Dunn, President, Kim Adams, Secretary, Willie Murillo, Parliamentarian, Lora White, Parliamentarian. 48 V 'O '5' 5. O Q 5 0 Q 5 O Q 5 O Q 5 O Q 5 0 Q 5 0' Q .5 0 'Q 5 O' Q 5 O 'Q 5. A 0 O Q' 'O 'O 5 0 O 5 9 O 5 0 0 5 O O .9 O, O' 5 O O ,Q 5' 'O 'O Q O, O, Q 9' 'O 'O 9' 0' 'O 'O s O s' s O 'O s O O O 5 5 0 O s S O O 5 5 0 O s 0 O O 5 5 0 O ss ,Q O, O, 5 O Q' 9 O 'O s S O O 5 5 O s' 0' 'O s 9 O s ,O O, Q' ,9 O Qs , O O 5 5 O 5 O 5. 5. 0 5 5. 5 'O 5. Q 5,9 O, s 5 s Q Q' 'O 5 5 O .Xs Oxs 5 0,5 5 Q' 9' 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5. 5 .5 5 5 O' .5 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 55 O 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 5 O 5 O Q ,Q O 5 5 O 5 O O 5 5 O O 5 55 O O s , O O 5 5 O O 5 5 O 0 5 O O s ,5 O O 5 5 O 0 5 5 O O 5 5 O 0 5 5 O O 5 5 ' 'O 'O Q' s 0' O 5 .5 O O 5 O O 5 O O 5 O O 5 O O 5 O O 5 O O 5 O O 5 O O 5 O' O' .5 0' O 5 O O' 0 s 'O 'O 5 O O Q O O As' 'O 5 5 'O' l Mr. Elver Neal KW I f '-NWA ' WN Q ff, Ms. Linda Watkins Kerry Shaw - Vice President, Joe Moser - President, Denise Adams - Secretary, Pamela Bryant Treasurer. JUNIOR COMMITTEE FRONT Vanessa Rucker, Brenda -Lentz, Ellicia Franklin, Loretta Woods, Jackie Lollis, Rachel Sullivan, Lisa Hollowell, BACK Chris Capehart, Rita Mclntyre, Willie Jordan, Rachael Toomey, David Roseburr, Darlene Graham. Did you hear the one about the chicken that wore Suspenders to keep his I lY,1 X Q I V 1 A M Mir? Z - XF 'fl ' , 1 Q X Q 0 ' P f 'lk 7-7 Q I M vu ' 5 M7' 1 W -. , f,,f 'X X 4, SM 11 -f 'ivx' s en uuu u i 7 .f W X Qi ' V I 'i gif' can W ,Vi ff: -' I TIE, ' QM xN - - 1 i u ..L my vw , Wanted, Dead or Alive No. 1471983 feathers up ?' When is this show going to start? tw v ,,,,, , nt .1 sa L J ,I J., ' ,, V 54 4 , The Out to Lunch Bunch! Cafeteria proctors: Ann Quinn. Becky Kleyh, Lisa Stroup, Susie Corbett. h Sl Adams, Denise Alexander, Max Alexander, Sheila Anders, Teresa Arzola, Carlos Ashby, Lisa Baker, Angela Bales, David Barker, Danny Baskin, Dewayne Beasley, Valerie Bolser, Vince Bourrett, Robert Bozeman, Tina Brown, Richard Bruner, Jerry Bryant, Pamela Butler, Eunice Cain. George Capebarr, Chris Carradine. Adrian Chrisman, Kevin Clark, Anthony Connor, Deborah Copeland, Gregory Corbett, Susie Cox, Kim Crawford, Tony Cravens, Carolyn Cunningham, Edward 52 if ,,, af 51, K' Dameron, Sandy Davis, Dawn Davis, Sheila Deparalta, Danny Dickerson, Felicia Dickerson, Janice Dickerson, Phyllis Edmond, Brenda Eskridge, Terrence Eubanks, Audrey Fleming, Rochelle Franklin, Ellicia Fulson, Pam Gilford, Kelly Gillispie, Anthony Gordon, Scott Goth, Bryan Graham, Carlene Graham, Darlene Granville, Jeffrey Gray, Kathleen Guess, Renee Hall, Mike Harness, Dennitta Harris, Ivy Harris, Marvin Hendren, Sheila Hicks, Anita Hightower, Charisse Holder, Angela 53 Hollingsworth, Garren Holla well, Q L isa Holmes, Vickie Holton, Vaneata Horn, Steven Agee, Vickie Huffi Charles Hughes, Donnie Hurtado, Yvette Jackson, John Johnson, Carlita Johnson, Johnetta Johnson, Larry Johnson, Theresa Johnson, Wendy Jones, Brent Jones, Eric Jones, Toni Jones, Willie Jordan, Willie Kankey, Bonita Keeling, Aaron Kemp, Kelvin Kizine, Jesse Kleyh, Becky Lentz, Brenda Lewellen, Roberta Lewis, Courtney Lindmark, Victor Littleton, Jeffrey 54 ei? as ga -...df sf' AIKX of 1 Qi ig -ig Q if A L x 3 'SL' J! ' Locke, Janet Locklin, Kenneth Love, Harold Love, Renitta Malone, Gary Marek, Doug Martin, Leslie McCallop, Rhonda McClinton, William McCullouch, J. J. McGee, Virgil Mclntyre, Rita Meade, Sherrie Moore, Eleece Morgan, Lillian Moser, Joseph Murfti Deborah Nave, Lantz Newson, Kevin Newson, Victor O'HalIoran, Mike O'Neal, Becky Orcutt, Kenneth Orcutt, Mark Parker, Conrad Payne, Shelby Peterson, Richard Rachilla, Lorraine Randohah, Frank 55 vfvr A . kr... t Lkriyrr .. yan' , Most Popular K I Ursula Randolph Lantz Nave Most Athletic Ursula Randohah V. Newsom, I.. Nave Davis and E. Freeman fifg Sexiest, Renee Guess. Ray Rivera, i i W Q Most Personality: E. Franklin, D. Roseburr Tallest and Shortest: A, Williams, J. Granville, 5. Best Hair: Rita Mclntyre and Ray Rivera. Best Dancers, Tina Bozeman Ivan Monroe A x R ,xwig A -f,f:::Xff::: B 1fT.' mw,,:4Q :y W A 1 4 a. , we - M-IM...-A 14-.1 Most Likely to Succeed, Chris Mr. and Mrs. .lrf Vaness Rucker, Joe Most Studious: Capehart and Brenda Lentz. MaserfD. Roseburr. Ellicia Franklin g Marvin Harris se B' 'F t EFX. X A . ,Y . . ff at of Q V -,fgN, M, ,Y f M ,, ,f www gy, gf . t ? , . , I' ii KN, '-ln.. K... M W A.-fc A X. was A ,.,.... ,. 1 .... .,xA e Y ts is rn. Best Dressed: Keith Williams Pamela Bryant S Skinnie Minnies Hayes S J. McCollough Pretty Eyes Toni Jones, Rickey Williams Most Artistic Class Clowns Donald Strickland 5 Denise Adams Kelly Gilford 5 Jesse Kizine l X S Best Couple Most Attractive Coolist: R. Riley - l. MOHFUE Elligja Franklin A. Eubanks - R. Williams Vincent Williams groupl 5 Big Mouths Best Vocalist, T. Johnson, R. Scott T aC7.H0u t'f Marvin Harris JUNIOR BALLOT Jr. Editor Joe Moser had quite a time fitting all the folks in the ballot on this page, but he managed and here you are Juniors . , . your Class choices for l98.?. Interesting 57 Randolph, Ursula Rigdom, William Riley. Rachel Rippy, Robert Rivera, Ray Robinson, Joyce Robinson, Marvina Rodriquez, Monica Rogers, Tommy Roseburr, David Rudder. Tommy Sanders, Josephine Sanders, Ronald Scott, Ricky Sexton, Evelyn Shackelford, Kandi Shaw, Kerry Simmons, Anna Sims, Micheal Sims, Roxanne Smalls, Marvin Smith, Carl Stanley, Carolyn Stephens, Tonya Strickland, Donald Sullivan, Rachel Swadley, Linda Terrell, James Thomas, Tina Thompson, Denice S8 fl 5' Young, Karen Velasquez, Anthony Thomsen. Denice Tilford, Richard Toomey. Rachel Triplett, Lonnie Triplett, Marsha Uptegrove, Mark Vincent, Latonya Walton, David Westmoreland, Aretha Williams. Alverta Williams, Jalene Williams, Keith Williams, Ricky Williams, Vincent Wilson, Beth Wilson, John Wingate, Lenise Wohlegmuth, Carol Woods, Gwendolyn Woods, Loretta 59 LA TE .IU IOR PICTURE Franklin, Lolitta George, Cheryl Green, Dolly Johnson, Sandra Meyer, Gloria Meza, Maria Rounds, Margorie Roe, Michelle Vincent, Yvette Watson, Henry Wheeler, Kimberly Zapien, Raymond Career Planning Who would have guessed this cute little first grader would grow up to be Santa Claus. Jr. Pres. Joe Moser knocked'em dead in December as the Rock 6 Roll Santa. vi? f 'SNR , x,,, QQ Yi' + ni' X x w XX x a 60 W , H-9 15 ,g,J C, - system, C JU IORSI JU IOR E VER YWHERE. .4 is , . Af453:i ' :ll V 2 ' e -f 4 1 Q - jj f- , '51 . lr lj? 5: S, .E ', K: - W 1 Lff-- W I N K at W Ig W. Jim Burris creates a wall hanging for the scholastic art show. Jim was a very active Junior this year. He was a clown in the homecoming parade and a reporter for the yearbook. Junior Doug Marek seems to have lost his waylll Willie Jordan and Leon Barker prepare to fly to the gym ceiling. we as Marie Meza takes time to heb freshman Debbie Johnson learn Bear ways 6l .IU lOl?-SE IOR PRGM The Jr. Class has the respon- sibility for planning prom activi- ties, Here is a peek at planning committee meetings. Prom planning began in a class meeting-confusion! f., .Q 4' t 5+ 115. 0 4? The prom committee had to come up with ideas and the money to pay for the hall, decorations, et all tw Committee Members: Evelyn Sexton, Brenda Lentz, Lisa Hollowell, Marvin Harris, Anthony Clark, Kerry Shaw. Connie Ha yes. Gia Murphy, Ricky Scott, Rita Mclntyre, Carlene Graham, Vannesa Rucker, Darlene Graham, Karen Young, Pamela Bryant, Sheila Davis. Kim Wheeler. 62 x KC ' ,A ISL , ff- ff X KA f I 1 Nl fg 'XX Q f ff X N 2 4 A FEW WARM FUZZIE5 FDR .IU IORS X A 2,355 Brenda Lentz, .lonni Williams, Bryan Goth and Evelyn Sexton greeted the coming of spring by standing Q in the sunshine in front of the building. They weren't goofing off They each had straight E 's first semester. E f Efkax Wnwxv' K ffwmaf' H- David Bales has entered a drum contest and if he wins he has promised to take the drum sticks out of his nose! x f- X 3522 Q 7 1 1 You had better do what I say, I'M the king. W1 IX t ff f ' N HMM N 63 JUNIOR AUTOGRAPHS ONLY WWW 5. 9 5 Q Q' ,5 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q Q 5 5. 5 Q 5 Q 5. Q 5. Q 5 Q' Q' 5 .Q ,5 5 Q 5 Q 5 0 5 9 Q ,Q Q' 5 5 Q 5 O 5 Q 5 S Q' 5' 4' ,Q' N Q Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 9. 5. Q' 5 5 Q 5 Q 5 S , Q Q 5. Q .5 .Q Qc Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Qc ' h m . ,, S o p o o res Q' ' Q 'Q Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 s 0, 0 'Q 0 o v 'o 0, 0, 0 0 o o 0 0 o 0 'Q 'Q 0 0 0 o 0 0 o o o 0, ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 'o 'Q 'O' 'OO '00, 'og 5 0, 0' 0 o 4 0 Q o 0 0 0 0 4 o O' i O' 'HP 'V' SOPHOMORE CLASS 1.1Fi. i.1sJfF34.'NefsW'M'2. gin M fb A? Sponsors: Gene Budd and Dorthalee Phehrs have spent two years with the class of '84, They are helping the class develop the leadership skills they will need for the future. Daphne Ford, Present. Laura Smith, Vice-President: Gina Cook, Secretary: Joselyn Henderson, Treasurer. ix: sb Front Row, Arvell Davis, Bridgette Reynolds, Marcellous Adams, Jerome Foster. Middle Row: Alesha Borders, Rosalind Preston, Felicia Pelion, Cheryl Roseburr, Tonya Watkins. Back Row, Steve Taylor, Carol Winter, James Torres and Joseph Peterson. These are the planners. THE SUPER CLASS OF l984's if SUPER SOCIAL WAS till PURRRRRRFIC T -w tliiill' V f se Sophomore Social In February, the Sophomore class spon- sored a social for students who had achieved good attendance and grades. As you can see the event was enjoyed by all. Joey Moser especially enjoyed this popular event. Felicia Dickerson and Brian Donahue get down while Diane Jefferson looks for her contact lensl Q Felicia Pelton and Anthony Jackson try and out boogie Rhonda Cotton and Bert Taylor. Go Anthonylll 67 Allen, Jeff Allen, Terrie Angotti, Cheryl Annis, Betty Balino, Marijoy Banks, Bari Barker, Leon Beerbower, Jackie Bolser, Kristal Bonnie, Maxie Borders, Alesha Borders, Sylvester Bornes, Adrine Bosby, Jessie Boswell David Boyd, Rhonda Boyd, Ronald Bradley, Allan Bradley, Norman Brady, Lisa Brandon, Edward Breth, Susan Brown, Gary Bryson, Chris Burton, Brenda Burgette, Lamont Cairer, Mical Callahan, Tina Campbell, Nathan Carson, Daniel 68 ww -.JV X 5 X il M., Carter, Patricia Carven, Aaron Charles, Christopher Charles, Verna Clark, Alesia Clark, Amber Clark, Tina Coffman, Walter Cotton, Rhonda Cook, Gina Cunningham, Phyllis Cox, David Cox, Lori Crofton, Wayne Daniels, Neilan Davis, Arvell Davis, Arnold Davis, Reggie Donahue, Deanna Dorsey, Kevin Dotson, Norman Dunn, Jerome Eason, Rhonda East, Charles Enwarps, Michelle Estes, Fares, Feitz, Fikes, Ford, K im Kellie Stacy L enn Daphne 69 Foster, Cynthia Foster, Jerome Frances, Felicia Frank, Ronald Gadson, Carla Gallagher, James George, Steven Grado, Mary Gumm, Jerry Hardin, Jerri Harper, LaVera Henderson, Jonah Henderson, Jody Hernandez, Lionel Hickman, Larry Hill, Karl Hollingsworth, Tawana Holt Jod 1 Y Hopkins, Audry Hopkins, Ronald Houston, Delreece Howell, Tracy Hudspeth, Deanna Houghton, Eldon Jackson, Anthony Jackson, Mark Johnson. Dennis Johnson, Lamar 70 5.359 -if 44 455 fuqi Johnson, Kevin Jones, Bonnie Jones, Ruth Jones, Gary Jones, Tracy Kendall, Steve King. Herman Knight, Edward Konomos, Shawn Kreutzer. Michelle Lauirer, Francis Lawson, Deena Lentz, Sheila Locke, Brian Love, Richard Malone, Lisa Mayfield, .lack McGee, Terressa McNeal, Gene Medellin, Charles Melton, Joey Messer, Natalie Miller, Cathy Mitchell, Sandra Morrison, Tammy Nelson. Clara Nelson, Embery Nelson, Latika Newlon, Jeffrey 7l l84 SOPHOMORE CLASS BALLOT The class of '84 had a great time choosing their class notablesl Here's the results. CLASS CLOWNS Cathie Miller Anthony Jackson TALLEST L Gaila Clay W?-1 Carl Winters NW L' ,ymimmn 1 . ' P A L 17' M Q Q V Ja A 5 ' ,QL llt as 9 4' ,, f E MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED L E Marijoy Balino - Lamonte Burgette A f':E:'?' 'fa Q3 . ' 5 :Q X 'R N. 'J L , JVI. ggg .W-. -t 1-'Ak' - 5659220-f. Wd' BIGGEST FLIRTS .tt Wayne Crofton Trudy Hartman 72 BEST BUIL T Felicia Pelton Ronald Boyd -Ls .tw-we , AND MR. HARD !Ford and Burt Taylor w LT POPULAR KBurt again?j SHOR TES T u 1 , fo' J, Q 1 ' A ' x 3- 1 i MOS T A THLE TIC Cheryl Roseburr Gene McNeal k U Q MOST BASHFUL Carla Tabron - Mark Bogart , Q 1 yr- .. 1 mn... Lenn Fikes Francis Louvier A D, l l lljQ,1f l I ,H ,T 51,51 xv: 0' 4 Q 4 .- R Nts. 1 Cheryl Roseburr N-gf' Burt Taylor --B 0'2 YZ D Nz' ' or 'Y 11q4i3:?- A T x R .L d 51 E BEST DRESSED AQ N, W Jw- I Rosalind Preston ' ' nw Daniel Carson 0 A A 73 I Noll, Lisa Olsen, Jeffery Olvera, Nick Orescanin, Radine Pelton, Felicia Pena, Bobbi Pennington, Tim Peterman, Mindy Peterson, .loe Pifer, Susan Plerre, Beau Pratt, Paul Preston, Rosalind Price, Ernest Pyle. Crystal Rice, Quinton Rich, Gwynne Riley, Kirk Roberts, Tammy Robinson, Jill Robinson, William Rodriquez, Tracy Robles, Glen Roe, Robert Roseburr, Cheryl Sanders, Steven Sargent, Micheal Shields, Ernest Shumaker, Brenda Simpson, Tracy 74 rf? QQ 2' :fb ri, Simsheuser, Eddie Sipu, April Smith, Laura Smith, Nate Smith, Vincent Johnston, Robin Spencer, Damon Stanley, Rhonda Starchman, Rhonda Swenehart, Tammy 4+ I at i Tabron, Carla Taylor, Donna Taylor, Laura Taylor, Stephanie Taylor, Steven Tellis, Brett Thompson, Lamar Torres, Jesse Torres, Jim Tuckness, Patricia Turner, Roy Vargas, Tina Vasquez, Salvida Verner, Jalena Walker, Arlene Wallace, Kelly Walker, Carla Walters, Bryan Washington, Sara Taylor, Burt 75 Watkins, Tanya Wilson, Maurice Adams, Theresa Dodgen, Brenda Johnson, Sherry Watts, Alva Whitmore, Michael WilkeI1S0lL -lim Winter, Carl Woodward, Jennifer Barnes, Tommy .ga f'-- -up S .gk Q Banks, Carl Barker, Leon Burns, Adrinne Donahue, Brian Olsen, Jeff Holmes, Michelle Nicholson, Cheryl Olvera, Christine Parks, Philip Williamson, Deseree Biggs, Westly ! .,aaa . X JKK k Chittum, Russ James, Shelly Renolds, Bridget w Run Sanders- -l05ePhi'7e 53f7d9l'5f KHPHSE Seaman, Deanna Sipu, April Skeens, John 5118851 Deanna Westmore, Greg Wilkerson, .lim Williams, Carmen Wallenbufgf Kim CLASS OF l984 2 Bu-use SI 5 . i is kk fe sa .,,. i K This year our Sophomore Bears participated in all school events and brought a special set of talents to those events. The Class of '84 is well represented in Athletics and Academic persuits. Above: Jerome Foster not only runs on our cross country team but is an outstanding member of the band. Tracy Rodriquez and Lisa Malone, seen here in the Winter Assembly. are also outstanding examples of our action oriented Sophomore Class. 77 S OPH OM ORES N THE G O. 'ir-k at gf Terry Allen and Beau Pierre are typical sophomore students, interested in their academic skill, as well as JUNIQRACHIEVEMENT .- BIG BUSINESS . . Social activities Many Sophomores participated in JA, Pictured above are: Vincent Smith, ' Nathan Smith, Arelen Walker, Kristal Bolser, April Sipu, Pat Tuckness, Pat Karl Hill is very happy to be the top Sophomore grade point E8l'I16l'. Rosanna Herrerra 78 Friends Forever Carter, and Laura Smith. Sophomores supported athletic events. Some even arrived early so they would not miss any of the action, Above, Joe Peterson, Susan Phifer and Amber Clark might have arrived a little too early! Xue? 7 ' A-at ' f A ' EJ! .7 -I '- GREEN DAY SPONSORED BY Odis Mathews and Deanna Sugg believe Girls Can do Anything Q I Lisa Malone, Rachel Riley and Larry O'Dell ready for the day 's events, as ' A 5 x S L X 2 'A'k 4 ' , ' ,F :I Aim? ,rl gil.: -R-and falls MINI' sr, !+g2Fi?fSS? '75 9-2 5 ' 1' g E' ,, V 721, I . 0 ' v ,SD , K X TRN v cfnzgwx, wa L e f X lf! The sophomores in third hour law class came ready to study and 9, ,ulifin to participate in activites, 'llllln -..- l',,',b mu Q is -X' ,y XS , ,Z Courtney Dugent made a crown of shamrocks. While Mike Kreutzer just painted himself bright greenl CLASS OF '84 79 fa 5 OPHOM ORE AUTOGRAPHS ONL Y Q' ' 0 5' w Q. Q. v ,Q s N 5 Q , 9 Y 5 . 5 9 O 9 9 9 9 .Q .9 9 9 s s 5' 9 6 Q' 9 , Q s Q Q W Q' 9 Q 9 0 0' 9 , s , s , Q 0 9 Q 9 0 9 9 Q' 9 Q Q 4 g 9 5 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q 9 Q 9 0 9 0 9 5 9 Q 9 S 9 s 9 Q O. Q' 9 5 .Q s 9 s Q s s Q s Q 9 s s gs 0 Q 9. 'Q oc 0' Q 'Q s 0 'Q 0 FFSSYIITIGH O O O O O O OO' O' 0 Q O Q 0 Q O 0 O Q 0 Q 0 0 0 Q 0 Q O Q O 0 0, 0 0 0' O Q O Q O 0 0, ' 0 ' 0 ' 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 ' 0 O Q 0, 0 0 ' 0 O' 0 Q O O 'Q Y 'O 'A FRE HMAN CLASS OFFICERS CLASS J, ,J-Q v p , .7 1,,, A1 , f . V, 'L -4 K ? w X A 'Q' A if f M 1 i 1 X k I X I pc? N 1, s , , X X X A f -A S, OF l98 ' Y 1' lk V WQMX EA S l 'S BA B Y BEA R Freshman Sponsor: Ms. Laresa Slater, President, Hiram Dickson, Secretary, Carla April Jackson, Vice-President. Azlvisory Council: R-lf Carla Nash, Michelle Cox, Toni Parker, Melissa Adams. R-2: Toyna Hill, April Jackson, LaDonna Scott, Sharon Johnson, Michael Puckett, Michael Simms. R-3: Loren Reed and Hiram Dickson. 82 Nash and ,LLL FRE HMAN GET PH YSICAL. a ...aa I Think They've Got ltl Photographic Assistance by Sandy Dean. K L , K it ..x,.x 3 K . l E i i 'Q N E A Q 's J 1? ,J Diana Gardner works out on the balance beam .- Awww ,... ss, H, ,. M .a... , .l . f' 5'5f'55' ,,,, ' I - Above: THE SENSA TIONS, Frank Moore, Arthur White. Farron Ashby, and Keith Randobh. Right: Mrs. Schubert is delighted with her Freshman Gymnastics class. Sherrita Dixon can even read while exercising! Way to gollll s, td v. I F, This freshman group is into body building . . . clowning and demonstrating how they use their vast store of energy! Wheaties guys? Connie Williams and Lisa Bell peddle for health Q... Adams, Melissa Allen, Thelma Aponte, Janet Ashby, Ferron Ashworth, Michael Bass, Tonia BelL Lisa Bently, Veronica Billings, Burton Booth, Curtis Bothwell, Sean Brandon, Paula Bresee, William Brice, Wilbradine Burns, Robin Butler, Windel Calzarano, Mary Carrell, Alan Carrin, William Carroll, Eric Casteel, Wanda Chapman, Bruce Cheadle, Terrence Chilcote, Ronnie Chrisman, Sherry Cockran, George Cooper, Frenchell Cooper, Tracy Cox, David Cox, Michelle 84 ,,0,.- '-cf7.L 29 Kr -, Crain, Shelley Crawford, Candita Daniels, Nora Davis, Derrick Davis, Kimberly Davis, Lisa Dean, Sandy Dickson, Hiram Dixon, Sherrita Dodd, James Dotson, Floyd Dotson, Teresa Fletcher, Martha Flight, Christie Flood, Janice Ford, Melenda Ford, Brian Franklin, Carla Frye, Bruce Frye, Yvonne Gardner, Dianne Gava, Debra Gould, Cynthia Goth, Kelly Graham, Tessie Grayson, Renee Green, Jeff Guess, Eric Guston, Frank Hardin, Terrence 85 Hardin, Terry Harness, Steve Hayer, Darrel Hayslip, Patricia Hemphill, Mike Hernandez, Daniel Hill, Latonya Hollingsworth, Mitchell Holt, Tim Homer, Tony Hopkins, Michael Howard, Alan Howard, Jackie Hubbard, Tammy Hutton, Terrence Hughlon, Nancy lsacc, Duane Jackson, April Jackson, Byron Jackson, Desiree Jackson, Tracy Jackson, Wendy Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Donna Johnson, Eddie Johnson, Shavon Johnston, Debbie Jones, Michelle Jones, Shirley Kennedy, Angela 86 King, Jeff King, Ronald Kirhendall. Richard LaRue, Susan Lee. Dwayne L enoir. Lewis. L upercio. Malone. Malone. Donna Sha wn Da vid Reggie Randy Martin, Kenneth Martin, Ready Mathis, Tina Mattews, Dewayn McCurter. Adana McNeal. Mary Miller. Roberta Minni5. Chris Mitchell. Edwad Moore. Deana Moore, Frank Moore, Vanda Morrison. Frank Mullin. Steve Nash. Carla Naugher, Mark Nero. Leonna Nesbitt. Robin Norris, Anita Nunamaker, Debbie Y 'F X. -,Ns QE xg .H X VA.. ii X 'lflisrtf ffkw fw- 'ti' 4 Q' FRESHMAN 1 BALLOT Mosr ATTRA THE BAB Y BEA R5 ii, CTI VE T C ONGENIAL iram Dickson and Shirley .lanes wifi? 5.4 JA TALLEST Mark Dugent and Hiram PULAR Ferron A shb y 'tn V S19 wviifi EES T DRESSED BEST COUPLE Carla Nash and William Roberts MOST A THLETIC April Jackson and Arthur White I A 'X' Q. . 5' ll 'W 5 89 O'Bryant, Tony O'Neal, Kelly Ortiz, Patricia Owens. Kevin Parker, Toni Park, Laura Perkins, Danny Peterson, Sherry Pickaley, Christina Porter, Charles Puckett, Michael Pyle, Sheryl Ouintenella, Evelyn Randolph, Keith Rankin, Glenn Rector, Audry Reed, Laren Revenall, James Redick, Sheila Richardson, Michael Riley, Demetrius Riley, Wendy Rios, Michael Rodrequez, Marco Salisbury, Tina Sanders, Sheila Sanders, Danny Sanders, Kim Sanders. Theris Santoli, Andrew 90 ...-'vu 4 Q Scott, LaDonna Shackelford, Reggie Simmons, Terence Sims, Micheal Smith, Charles Smith, Kathy Stanton, Micheal Steffes, Robin Strother, Mark Sylvester, Teronza Triplett, Rhonda Thomas, Billy Thomsen, Kristy Tibout, Eugene Toynton, John Turner, James Velasquez, Jaime Williamson, Calvin Verner, Tracy Walters, Cherry Washington, Barbara West, Tracey White, Arthur Whitelaw, Patricia Williams, Connie Williams, Deidra Williams, Kevin Williams, Ronnie Willis, Shirley Wilson, Willie 9I ,,,,Zx, Weehunt, Lori Young, Loretta Young, Matthew Late Freshman Pictures Collins. Jean Fight, Robert Gaddis. Denise Jones, Gary Love, John fgf 4 X , yflf' H . wx to j4 Q Maxville, Paul Moore, Venus Navarro. Patricia Pena. Linda Rector, Sunday Roland, Kim Walker, Carlotta in 34rt is serious Business according to Debbie Nunnamaker. N, km-k 'Dad, Can I borrow the car tonight? The Wizard Football hero Arthur White. .leff Green is sanding his project. 'Tm a pepper. 5he's a pepper, WouIdn't you like to be a pepper too? 93 FRESHMAN AUTOGRAPHS ONL Y www I Z 5 . Q I 3 I 3 Q Q Q Q 5 : .. I Q Q Q Q 5 3 : 5 5 I 3 2 Q Q Q Q : : 3 Q Q Q 9 5 Q 5 Q Q 9 Q 3 3 ' Q : S 5 5 5 Q Q' 3 J Q 5 Q I . 2 5 . ' I e S Q Q V I Q Q t I Q : AC ' : Q 5 Q Q Q Q O Q' Q Q y: ll lQQ .Q 5 'Q' Q 9 '00, Q 0 Q Nu, Q Q Q 00g,' Q Q 0 : 'Q' : : 00O00. : : 'Q' No 3 '00 '00 ' Q O QQ, Q lo Q Q '00 Q 00g Q QQ Q Q 00 Q 0 OO 'Q' .Q .b 'Q Q Q O .Q O. Q 5 5 Q Q ' : ' : 3 Q 5 Q Q 5 Q L v 3 -O Y 7' fx? . M 'Wf::,..e to :,,, The yearbook staff worked hard to produce a book that recorded student events and at the same time maintained a multicultural view of East High School. Editor's, Kim and Kevin, worked especially hard to insure everyone on the staff having input on all major decisions. ali Qi xl :gist 9 :Ury iii., I ,V ---- f - nz: - .. A fi' x.,yw u H I Z- i 41 BU INESS -- STAFF f Sales: Bill Morrison Ray Guzman ' Jr. Editor: Rene Guess Asst. Ed.. Joe Moser Soph. Ed.. Claudius Williams Asst. Ed.: Mike Roberts Fresh. Ed.: Karen Walker Asst. Ed.: Taloura Milligan Larry was always ready for any assignment! Editor: Larry O'Dell Asst. S.: Richard Hatfield Cindy Dean Mel Patton 'x PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF W DI TRIC T DECA C OMPE Tl TIO Row One: Donna Curran, Russell Dunn, Ritchie Works, Gale Hall, Kim Adams, Paula Frank. Row Two: Bill Morrison, Tim Broaddus, Roberta Lewellen, Kim Cox, Cassandra Harvey, John Green, Rhonda Stiles, Lily Sherwood, Michael Bessenbacher. Competition Winners First Places: A Donna Curren - Finance and Credit Ritchie Works - Food Marketing Kim Adams - Apparel and Accessories Cassandra Harvey - Gen. Merchandising. fWrittenj John Green - Finance and Credit Rhonda Stiles - Apparel and Acces. l.ily Sherwood - Food Marketing Mike Bessenbacher - Per. Marketing. Second Place: Paula Frank - Gen. Merchandising Bill Morrison - Pet. Marketing Tim Broaddus - Food Marketing Kim Cox - Finance and Credit Third Places: Gale Hall - Gen. Merchandising Roberta Lewellen - Gen. Merchandising Cwrittenj 98 John Green and Cassandra Harvey congratulate Gale Hall on his trophy, while Bill Morrison admires his Petroleum Marketing Award All of East's entrants did very well congratulations to all winners. DI TRIBUTI VE EDUCATION CLUB: DECA A fp: u 55 was is President John Green and V. Pres. Cassandra Harvey, have not only presided over our local chapter they were elected to preside over the Missouri State organization. This was a great honor for East. Members DECA SPONSOR of DECA learn many valuable skills as they ha ve a good Ms. Laressa gate, time working together. Row One: Victor Newson, Mike Bessenbacher, Josephine Hernandez, Kevin Newson, Ritchie Works, Cassandra Harvey, Lily Sherwood, Sheila Davis, Roberta Lewellen, Russell Dunn, Greg Copeland. Row Two: Felipa Alaniz, Lora White, Kim Cox, Jackie Stewart, Kim Adams, Tim Broaddus, Kathy Sanders, Marcus Jones. Row Three: Bill Morrison, Rovena Williams, Toni Jones, Donald Hughes, Donna Curren, John Jones, Cheryl Parman, Kelly Whitney, Kevin Clark, Ursula Randohrh. 99 W ,,,,, YW, WY, ,,,7, , , STUDENT Ms. Schaafl advisor, and Jeff Green read Josephine 's notes. IOO ADVI ORY Sqfic M sssi Joey Moser - Vice- President, Kevin Arrington - President, Maria Meza - Record- ing Secretary, Josephine Sanders - Corresponding Secretary. R is L to R Maria Meza, Willie Murillo, Russell Dunn, Jim Torres, Kevin Arrington, Joe Moser, Vickie Holmes, Jerome Foster, Angela Holder, Veronica Bentley, Jeff Green Joseph ine Sanders. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I. David Bales, Sheri Capehart, Lisa Stroup, Angela Holder, Theresa Johnson, Vanessa Rucker. ROW 2: Lisa Noll, Joselyn Henderson, Ann Quinn, Charisse Hightower, Aretha Westmoreland. ROW 3. Marijoy Balino, Rhonda Starchman, Kerri Franklin, Courtney Lewis, Kellie Goth, Josephine Sanders, Vickie Holmes, Ellicia Franklin. ROW 4: Christine Weir, Jesse Torres, Toni Jones, Chris Capehart, Benita Williams, Barri Banks, .lonni Williams. Clyde Sims Sponsor Benita Williams - President, Ann Quinn - Vice-President, Lisa Stroup - Corresponding Secretary, Ellicia Franklin - Treasurer, Mr. Sims - sponsor. Not Pictured: Sheila Ross - Recording Secretary, Mona Cozart - Sgt. at Arms. IOI EIAST HIGH 1n the East community Serving 3600 students 4 4 I I , fx or lO2 S. wtffxff easy News Writing Class Danise Brown, Marlon Jackson, Darrin Loomis, Richard Snyder, Bryan Goth, Lisa Lentz, Dave Bales, .I Robinson, Joe Stalker, Ritchie Works, Victor Newsom, Vickie Holmes, Conrad Parker, Pernell Hudspeth Courtney Lewis, .L J. McCullouch, Maria Meza, Sheryl George, Benita Williams, Kerry Shaw, Leslie Martin Lloyd Jackson, Lantz Nave. Not Pictured Richard Hatfield ,fs oc. hill 'tux C Newspaper Sponsor Linda King 1 1 East Leaders of Tomorrow plan activities at a weekly meeting. President Ray 0 d Go dea . - m n u u Looks like serious business! , , Vlce-Pres. Ann Quinn EL O T SPONSOR .Nw Diane Fisher y , If 0 ,J 15 I R-If Rhonda Starchman, Latonya Vincent, Maryjoy Balino, Kellie Goth. R-I: Burt Taylor, Willie Murillo, Willie Jordan, Farron Ashby. R-3: Venus Moore, Sheila Ross, Cheryl Roseburr, Vickie Holmes, Kerri Franklin, Sandra Johnson, Toni Parker, Christine Weir. R-4, Keith Harris, Lisa Graves, Leslie Martin, Benita Williams, Steve Kendal. Hiram Dickson, and Anthony Jackson. P' WWW G ff G 1? 0 W - - l t FOOTBALL ACTIL Homecoming events kept students busy for a week! From Spirit Week dress-up days until the parade, football game and dance, excitement filled the building. The crown- , K it. xr '- .fb is ., M ,, H. V! 'xx it . 'f IO4. f 1 + Ray Conley and Jim Burris dress for spirit days. r Q 0 i 'Wm Queen Jenny McClain and her court, the que A ,.,, we NN Hoiwfcoiwi ei, A '-.1 1, i TIE ,nf N AX, ing of Queen Jenny McClain was the high-light of the last evenings activities. It was a time to remember. Photographs by: Cindy Dean and Larry O'DelI A E at ,. . ,. . . .... ,, . , W 1 :Q i5 vu! ig! , t... ,.. .af ,ax . as rf Q if an ,af .J M 1 . ., A,,,, V I t 3 ix i ,, W' 5' Is, f. 1 t Q A1 Nm,-Q-.f -W A st. M' X NVAWMVVT Wit si: My Qin? viiiz- - 11 a i Q- ',,,,, , V ' ff-:V writes: Q, ' eff 5- ,,,,,,N , - ,,i,,,A,Y M 2- 5? 1 AW i ,I if f.f5 b Q ' ly y i,,,t, i 6 t i 5 QF 'i i , ' fifty, - 1 ' '-:2'f at R. is '. K i ' N . M if f f f' -if eff Ye.-'ky we iiiii at My a , f a II, 4 Q WW ' ' ' . ' ' -4, i itta i fl r f X 3 ' Q 3- T0 fai .t 1' 2 up 'V 913' i if 4, , .uk . . ' ' .va i r ' if The Mighty Bear Line!!! JY - , R ',,, , 0 . ,,,, W., ,eff , fax . K . X i Qff My X- .- 1 A XA, ' . L, andidates and escorts, f 'J f LY ' 'X' Y 'OS 1 -4' x,,Jf-f! ,v.x,rv,x 'g Q Q? ' 33 . ie Y J ......,,m AMY' ff. 4 I f N H LLOWEE PARTY Cindy Dean caught the spirit of this day in her photographs. Thanks Cindy. gt I z Little Cheryl and Baby Benital Sweet! - 5 ,..,, S The creatures from outer space arrived! li 'Dx Y! X , BOO x FALL and WI TER E XIX x 'r EVE T5 During the first semester Eastonians participated in many unique activities. ln September many art students hehved the Guadalupe Center Dragons decorate a float for the Hispanic Parade. We were well rewarded for our efforts because the float won first place in the contest. In October students and staff participated in the United Fund drive. Christine Olvera, Derrick Taylor and .loe Moser represented our school at the student Luncheon held at the Municipal Airport lunch room. In November the Student Council and Mona Cozart Cshe did so much of the work we have to give her creditj sponsored the woman's football special These were just a few of the many special events students enjoyed at East. , f E ,J , as mf ' 'H fr t ,- . , ll:-N l.L.,5,I14nQ , lF'l..l UNITED FUNDS East students worked to heb others by contributing to the United Fund drive. On Student Announ- cement Day Joe, Derrick and Chris represented The East community ' and the student lunch. It los fo Q- 2 'F lk Q . as Wi V w P WDER PUFF FOOTBALL GAME THE ROCK 'EM SOCK 'EM WOMEN OF EAST HIGH demonstrated their skill on the football field in an exciting game sponsored by the Student Council. The women played such a good game that the men 's football coaches were scouting for players. Women can do anything!!! ' ' Mona Snoopy Cozart was the co-ordinator of the East High 's delegates to the Liberated League! game' IO9 DECEMBER WINTER ASSEMBL Y WORL D Wit Q 95, CU5 TOMS Christmas time gave us the opportunity to learn about world religous and cultural customs, It was a time to sing, to dress up in ethnic dress and to appreciate the people who have contributed to our American celebrations. We will long remember Joey Moser as Santa, and all the participants who explained Hispanic, Asian, European and African cultural contributions, if gg ll0 on stage. L Jerome Foster on the Drums. Below: Kay Lewis and Rene Guess go African, Readers, Kim Adams, Kevin Shaw and ,lim Torres wait to go 11' m 9 rf 4 Mr. Heath, Mrs. Schaaf and Mrs. Means rushed to put the Assembly together but it couldn't have been done without the co- operation of the Choir Band and students inter- ested in our roots. The program also reminded us of East's rich cultural heri- tage and gave us a new pride in who we are. lll VALENTINES DAY AT EAST There are many valentine couples at East. We selected those who had been dating for many years to create an old fashioned Valentine for you to remember. Photographs by Cindy Dean A -N CTN K im Cox Ray Rivera Evelyn Sexton Jerome Foster Chris Ellicia Franklin Olvera Vincent Jesse Williams Torres yff K 55 E Xi , 3 2 lf X X' -J, ,lfx 2 21' ' 'L' 'A A is ,Q 1 m, X :W -F-li 5 S ,fu tx Al, v i 4 X X AQZ U Mike 1 Y A f- ' w? Sherwood liessen- Q5 fyflmx - fl-' A W , , l 3 'E acher ,L f 'lb' K' 'Xo Ki na X firm S .ii 5 54' Z: 9 wigs! U 5 .2 C' Q9 T A F 5 D ' f b 2 ' V U 1 .f K F T' X f. X X H PPY SAI Kerry Shaw and Marlon Jackson get in the spirit with a Bear friend TRICK'5 DA Y is L Q W x N N K E W F Frank McGee. Teressa McGee. Radine Orescanin and Anthony O'VaIesquezl Top of the Mornin' to N ref ei 'sei M eg M W W G? A , xg , , M' .. k W, ' if V 'tis Michael O'HalIoran wearin' East's own little German Ieprechaunl Oh weIL the Green. everyone's Irish on St. Patricks Day! H QW N 5 fl EGGS x Ri Q ',.: It's Spring fever time for Eddie! Kelley Whitney took over the Sr. VP job when Gena Hallowell left in January, ,4 - 3 . .I , Ultiir Billr '!g!:r , , xii 'll-JM ll 1 x- r MAY FOU D SENIOR WAITI ' FDR GRADU TIO 6-f an A A' The T-Shirts Are Herel 'W These Happy Seniors are: Ja yleen Lauffer, John Green, Kim Adams, Russel Dunn, Ritchie Works, Angie Smith, Donna Curren, Susan Johnson, Cynthia Monroe, Rhonda Stiles, Tina Simsheuser, Mrs. Blanton, Mary Dukvich, Kevin Arrington, Tim Broaddus. Ray Guzman, Mrs. Holliman. Seniorites? woman Penny lrick gets measured for her cap and gown. while Kevin Shaw and Cindy Dean contemplate the end of their High School careers. June I will Senior Activity Schedule Junior-Senior Prom ......................................................... May 2l, Sheritan Inn National Honor Society Assembly .... .... M ay 25, Auditorium Senior Assembly ................................ .... M ay 27, Auditorium Yearbook Signing Party .... .... May 27, Auditorium Senior Breakfast ...,.... May 28, Sheritan Inn be here IOD soon for some seniors. Baccalaureate ,,, Graduation .. ,f X' H1 ff May 362 College Heights June l, Football Field IIS BA D Band Master Sylvester Heath R-I: Evelyn Sexton, Gina Cook, Lisa Plymell, Rebecca Ames, Andrew Johnson, Lenn Fikes. R-2: Jerome Foster, Da vid Walton. Troy Reese, Kathy Gray, Hiram Dickson, Farran Ashby. RJ: Yvonne Frye, Virgil McGee, David Hales, Ja yleen Lauffer, Theresa Johnson, George Cain. EAS T'5 MIGHTY MARCHIN' MACHINE. Our band is small but very good They have participated in many school activities, game half times, assemblies and parades, In Oct. and Nov. they held concerts for East's feeder schoolsl 5 David Walton and David Bales performed in the Fine Arts Christmas Assembly. 4.-A - ' ich a.,, -els X I Mr. Heath sat in with the band at homecoming game. ' ' f ' ' NX U 6 X , K E391 6 ' YN ' Z , ,. 1 kc ll ,m l 1 J yi? 7 - e . j V T 'V 'L' A E Xb--. . ' I of '. 'X . it .ill A I V 0 f' l 3:-Q: Xl ' A 1 X' of 'G A - - f ue U ,- ' JAN f I , CONCERT CHOIR R-If Renita Love, Connie Williams, Rhonda Starchman, Bobbi Pena, April Sipu, .lerri Hardin, Pat Carter, Sonya Davis, Wendy Johnson. R-2: Chiffon Johnson, Pamela Fulson, Theresa Johnson, Bari Barnes, Benita Williams, Connie Hayes, Jonni Williams, La Tonya Vincent. R-3: Kenneth Locklin, Martha Sue Fletcher. Ricky Scott, and George Cain. The Choir is under the direction of Mr, Sylvester Heath, and the accompanist of ce in CONCERT It's fun to sing around the piano with Mrs. Ceciley Jones, accompanist. 1 H 0 , R EX PL ORER5 PM A if ' 'y sflllf. CAREER A WARENESS itll will I -- -I Preparing for the Mr. Galler, Bonita Kankey - Pres, Felicia Pellon - Sec. Lisa Noll and Chris Olvera wo,-fd of work. - Co-Vice Presidents. Explorer Sponsor Ray Galler i-J an i ee- P ' rf Il8 an E Chester Ward Troy Winters, Denise Adams, Ann Quinn, Rosalind Preston, Vanessa Hart, Cheryl Parman, Bonita Kankey, Teresa Anders, Karen Young, Wayman Torrence, Janet Locke, Bridget Reynolds. Sherri Lewis, Carla Tabron, Felicia Pelton, Mary Grado, Lisa Brady, Chris Olvera, Linda Vasquez, Marijoy Balino, Anita Pena, Tracy Rodriguez. Rhonda Starchman, Chris Pyle, Lisa Noll and Mr. Galler. FUTURE HOMEM KER OF AMERICA Geneva Reiman SPO ORS QMMUPS --L.. I 45 x Nfw YV' QCW I O17 5 2 sig mg 2 i 'I' ' Z oe ' 5 0 -KQ- TOWARD NEW HORIZONS For East's future homemakers this is more than the slogan of their organization. lt is a purpose, and a guiding force for members who are looking to the future when they will take on the role of homemaker, career woman and mother, In club sessions our young women investigate the skills they will need as twenty first century women. They plan to be ready, Front Row: Tammy Roberts, Historian, Ivy Harris. President, Lisa Hall. V. President, Benita Williams. Back Row: Mrs, Reiman, Natalie Messer, Alverta Williams, Linda Swadley, Mrs. Diener. Not Pictured: Romona Williams, Chris Weir and Sheila Ross - Secretary, EAST'S TWENTY-FIRST CENIURY WOMEN! lI9 RE ER VE OFFICER TRAINING CORP Company A - First Hour Below: Sgt, Wilson and Major Hintz, our ROTC Instructors. 5 RO TC TRAINING ROTC prepares our young men and women for military careers. They also learn discipline and marksmanship. The Corps Color Guard raises and lowers the flaa each school dav. , .... pgs Kb H x 2 Q M ,S X X X X Company B - Second Hour Company C - Third Hour DO ' 2 -ff Rifle practice. Q H 1 NC! ' 1'vZ ' mia- 41 afmxv . i' if ff W if f i' t' 'L : h , ' - h t Q K .,,': T : 1 : ssts a military competition. Inspections are serious activities. Each spring the Battalion participates in field da y, Company D - Fourth Hour Company E - Sixth Hour HYP OTIC ILLU IO Q wt 1 ' A 1 to ,.,, eps, ,,, 4 , D.E.C.C.A. presented one of the most entertaining events of the year when they brought Dr. Ray Beam for an assembly and evening performance. 'ef We Many students were enchanted by Dr Beam s skill at putting them to sleep a e iii Many teachers have signed up to learn the art of hypnotism. lt seems to offer the solution for noisy classes and lazy students. Everyone will be under complete control. Senseless but controlled. Mojo does his bump and grind strip! -cl Look! Mal We can play the piano if we can just stay awakel D2 v 'Q O. 0' 0 0 0 o 0 o ' 0 ' 0 0 0 O' Q O 9' O, Q O 99 0' Q' O. Q Q O 0 0 O O O 0 O 0 0 O' Q O 9 O 9 0 9 O 9 O 0' Q' 9 O O O 9 9 9 O 0 O 9 O 9 O O O O' O' 00 Q , 0 O 0 Q 1 O' Q' 9 O 9 0 9 O 9 O O O 9 O 9 O 9 0 O' 0' 9 O 9 O 9 O 9 O 9 O 9 O 9 O 9 O 9 0 O' Q. 0 0 9 1 O O O O O 'Q O O 'o O' .Q O Q O 5 9 5 I O Q 9 0 O 5 5 Q Q Q 5 5 . Q 5 5 Q s 5 1 Q 5 ss Q 1 5 S 5 5 S 5 5 Q 5 5 S 5 5 S 5 S S 5 5 Q X Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 5 Q Q 5 Q 5 O 5 5 Q 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Q .5 .Q .5 -5 Ann Quinn Sheila Ross Ch,-is Wei,- Carlos Arzola Bobby Bourret L-7 Y ODEII .lim Torres Susie Corbett Rebecca Kleyh .. , f ,s I M PiPt can i East's active cheerleaders give our athletic program a special sparkle. Ever- yone on the squad gives many hours of their time for practice and for attending all athletic activities. It looks like fun, but actually, cheerleading is hard work, Our people have sacrificed many favorite activities to support our teams. They and their sponsors deserve a special thank you. So, THANKS CHEERPERSONSI We do appreciate your energy! GREE VAR I TY C HEERL EA DER G O! Sponsors: Rosellen Carter - Carolyn Cruse wt-QPSK' ii' n4,fw.- F' XT 4 MA CHlNEl W-Q.-..,.,.,,,,, .IU IOR VAR ITY CHEERLEADER r 1 1 , Y f I i Connie Hayes, Anthony Clark, Shelby Payne, Rene Guess, Jill Roberson, Anthony Gillespie, Terri Allen and Virgil McGee Our J. V. Team. Basketball got its share of support . . . Right ladies? Junior President, Joe Moser, lends Connie and Terri a hand as they cheer the football team on to victory. GO BIG GREEN! YEA! EAST BEARS! GO BIG GREEN! YEA! EAST BEARS! GO! GO! D5 VOLLEYBALL A CHAMPIO HIP YEAR Junior Varsity team R - I: Gloria Woods, Cheryl Roseburr, Rachel Sullivan, Gia Murphy. R - 2: Shawn Carter, Nancy Veltria Smith and Jenny MCCI-?if1 fake Hughlon, Rhonda Tripplet, Renee Grayson, Denise Adams and Coach Speece. great pride in their teams trophy. STA TE CHAMPIONS . . . . . , SECOND PLACE WINNERS . E Ursula returns a serve, 126 R - I: Valerie Beasley, Loretta Woods, Veltria Smith, Jackie Stewart, Gloria Woods, Rachel Sullivan, R - 2: Jennifer McClain, Shawn Carter, Rhonda Tripplet, Gia Murphy, Ursula Randohah and Cheryl Roseburr. Row If Pamela Fulson Felicia Clark, Aretha Westmoreland and Denise Adams. Row 2: GREE BLA CK PEP CL UB CD E1J U FQ UIC! 5 1 :r na 'S' fu I 3 3 T' . 9 I W, V5 fu 5 'S'- 3 F'- 5 VI 5 5 3 2 5 9 T fu ru W fu 5 Yi Q F J Sponsor: Carolyn Cruse Captain: Ellicia Franklin -if , Yea! Big Green! Yea! Bears! In Action Martha Sue Fletcher Aretha Westmoreland Denise Adams Felicia Clark D CROSS C OU TRY COA CH Marie Schubert Row If Chris Charles, Jerome Foster, Donald Strickland, Anthony Jackson, Keith Williams Row 2: Barbara Washington, Anthony Clark, Hiram Dickson, Steve Kendell, Dwayne Underwood and Darryl Brewster, Keith Williams Jerome Foster, Anthony Jackson, Gene McNeal Three of our star runners, Running Bears, Donald Strickland Endurance and determination are the key words when you go out for cross country running. Long hours of practice must take place if a runner is to build the stamina needed to complete the course. Anthony Jackson did especially well and brought high honors to the JV team, Donald Strickland and Jerome Foster were also strong team members. A special hurrahl for Barbara Washington who proved women can compete in this event and make a good showing. D8 Iik ' x it Willie Murillo makes the top! 1 3 2 Q 1 E a E 5 ' , ,I . hm-TN K. 1 The Bound to Win ropes course is a challenge to East P.E. students. If you can make it to the top you have the Everyone is securely belayed. feeling you can do anything. N BOU D TO WI FIRST ROW Arthur White, Keven Cheadle, Kevin Shaw, Burt Taylor, Shelby Payne, Bobby Bourret, Scott Gordon. SECOND ROW Terry Gines, Steve Byrd Kerry Shaw, Larry O'Dell, Terry Lee, Kelvin Kemp, Jim Torres, Willie Jordan. THIRD ROW Watergirls Jenny McClain and Veltria Smith, Victor Lindmark, Chester Ward, Delma Beasley, Edward Robnett, Victor Newson, Bradley Henderson, Asst, Coach Ben McClain. NOT PIC TURED Head Coach Mike McCrory, Asst, Coach Timothy Johnson, Asst. Coach Jim Thurman. OPPONENTS EAS T Springfield Hillcrest 20 I3 St. Joseph Central 40 7 Southeast Knights 20 0 Van Horn Falcons 26 6 Northeast Vikings 6 I4 Westport Tigers 0 2l Paseo Pirates 27 I2 Pem-Day Raiders 33 6 lncoln Blue Tigers I4 8 Goudeau on a sweep VARSITY i,ll, , 0 F Q vw fs 3123! f I 5 Q O BA L L W M ., fx Beasley, Malcolm, Shaw, O'DelI, Lee, Robnett. l3O Derrick, you forgot the ball '7-lup 491 hup 50 hup 5l . . . The Assassins - Schnozz and Bulldog, 1 pf 1 , x l .fiiiigta-X ff fu.f5?, : Nr' ,V xy, t 'Y ,' 7 '. Khixfiw NX :LN n lj W M in 1 , BOMB SQUAD The Fighting Bears were a passing team. We held almost every passing category. We completed 54 passes out of 97 attempts. We didn't win alot of games, but we were in all of them. We never gave up, In every game, we fought until the whistle blew like the Fighting Bears should do. Two of our players were all-metro: Larry O'DeII and James Williams. Two more were all-league: Bill Malcolm and Kevin Shaw. Coach McCrory and Coach Thurman l3l Dude 8 Mojo N-.X . ,U A A 2 e' Ju :ok VAR ITY FOOTBALL TEAM i First Row: Burt Taylor, Bobby Bourret, Victor Lindmark, Tommy O'Bryant, Victor Newson, Second Row: Norman Bradley, Terry Gines, Willie Jordan, Conrad Parker, Bradley Henderson, THIRD ROW: Danny DePeralta, Kerry Shaw, Embrey Nelson, Kelvin Kemp, Henry Williams, FOURTH ROW: Coach McClain, Coach Thurman, Scott Gordon, .lim Torres, Equipment managers La Tonya Vincent and Carl Winters. The .IV team had a very satisfying season. Team members gained good experience and in many ways extended their skills. Each member of the team is looking forward to next year when they expect to beat every team in town. YEA! BEARS! Coach Ben McClain Q, VW 'Jil l'l w s. XX Jr' - ,- 1-1 K , P 415, .' UQ ml I E U..-It . 'ff xx li' ' . J f . mv -,AL X. 4281 , , , Q x A- W., - ' -1-Qwrfe P 2 fig M Y SE I Keith Randolph. FOURTH ROW Curtis Booth, Greg Carrin. Coach Timothy Johnson qlllilu X XIIIIW vi' A . U' 'z , -, Wt fl ' I y : 'X , 'E ' f' It ' il . ,L I Civ, r A 'I I Q Wi.-.,, ss ,Af l .Xl - fa 22 FRE HMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Gary Jones. Arthur White, Farron Ashby, Duane Isaac SECOND ROW: Alan CarrelL Lamarr Thompson, Terence Cheadle Dann Cox, Ollie Ha ins Coach Tim Johnson. THIRD ROW James Turner, Andrew Johnson, Frank Moore, Jeff King, Andrew Santoll isie ff N if 'Fi Aen z eee O ' Q' A rii A ' A F A I he V V -fff f --slfff fff 2 -- W ' A , I. ye- '- .W K lf ,a,,,,uta in iaaa www Q iiii in 1 .,,, ,..,,, I I .Q -.1 L:--sf I .ti-Y , I Ei, gg ,,-p I :,w Q i'i:ff:i:2:iziz2i:1z1:'2 sZ+,+,o.o,o.o.0.+.0.0.m H U ,I E ew. ., , ,V KIIII P IITT I 3' f bk IQIII I ,,1,,-. .1,,,, 1 ,jig J t t .g:qqgf4X41-f55'S'S'5'3 5ff1 f'Er'fi ?1fif: S?Q:?Q',s'3'2f9l6l'Q'5'o'o'4 5?415a9+9Q +'e'6i1 'ss sw 'mimi w A , ---- - nr- ---V, -7- --- EASTCS' VAR ITY fb WO DER WOME ASKETBALL ROW lf Deborah Murff - 35, Veltria Smith - 34, Jackie Stewart - 54, Debra Allen - 45. Row 2: Coach Kathy Eaton, Jenny McClain - 4L Cheryl Roseburr - 44, Ursula Randohwh - 43, Dana , . . Byers - 42 Rhonda Cotton - 40 and Coach Diane Fisher. Jenny McClain makes a fast pass to Cheryl Roseburr, or maybe she 'll shoot! STAR FOR WARD Dana Byers .IU IOR VAR ITY ' 'ff u -pi Wx f 1 Q f 1 I li 0 6 v l .I fp' XXX 1 , 1,1 'Q ' I 31,1 IIGJ X 4 'W ,I . , 1 Row It Ronda Boyd - 24, Thelma Allen - IJ, Tammy Hubbard - 23, April Jackson - 20 Row 21 Deborah Murff - 35, Rhonda Cotton - 4Q Rhonda Trhrlett - I4, Wilbradine Brice - 3Q Coaches Fisher and Eaton. COACHES Diane Fisher Kathy Eaton Valtria passes the ball! Great move! K S54 ,La ww' 6 ww 00 9 V? 5 Q Up! Up! - and Away! Cheryl flies! 'N K Above Waiting for half time at the homecoming game. Below. Kerry Franklin participated ln DRESS UP DAY in the latestl BA KETB From Monday morning u, basketball season, dress-up, a queen candidate or playin half-time following an exper days were 5O's Day, Pun Dress-Up Day. The Dance Wu High. X EA f X L HOMECOMING - ate Frida y night Eastonlans celebrated their ring participating in a pep assembly, being ketball Lora White was crowned Queen at nw by the Pom Pon Team Activity theme ay Hero Day Lets Get Physical Day and eld following an exciting game with Hogan when ss ' ':H?GQz. il ska '-if ' f S t it egg? g 2 3,- . -t ' -k,L: K f. if N Thurs: HERO DAY iw Q- Sacajawea was one hero. Homecoming coordinator: Marie Schubert. I37 VAR I TY TEAM Front Row: Thomas Rogers - 22, Sherman Lollis - I2, Raymond Goudeau - IQ Lantz Nave - 32. Back Row: James '7V1ojo Williams - 24, Frank Randobvh - 34, Keven Cheadle - 261 Edward Robnett - 54, Embery Nelson - 42, and Coach Kenneth Speece. Cheadle and Nelson extended themselves and their love of basketball hebwed each team member develop a winning spirit. BA KETB LL , 4 ,- Eff i Raymond Goudeau prepares to move the ball down the court on signal from the ref I38 is 1 COA CH SPEESE THE O W N'QX WXN ,T X K T E X19 + x ' Y T., E ball . lf! E HJ , ttii J sstt as ? 4 lm zii .,,-: ' V L x L. ,, tj -. N W O sss l ,,, Nv- T ii 'ls sits ' t , WMV 1 I 'wx f ' W' h s tv T ,, . 3 , look on. uw .iii X Embery Nelson lines up a free shot while Cheadle and Robnett Hands up or I'll Shoot! Nelson was flying high. Keven Cheadle lays a finger-roll from under the basket while Ed Robnett gets set in case of a rebound. This is an example of how Keven has built his skills as a basketball player. On the left Mojo Williams gets ready to sink one in the loop. Every player on the team has tried hard this season to improve their skills and make a good showing for East. Their dedication is greatly appreciated by their fellow Bears. GOOD WORK TEAM! I39 BA KETBALLf JU IOR VARSITY TEAM Junior Varsity Coach Ben McClain R-I: Chris Charles - l2, Lamonte Burgette - 2l, Brian Donahue - I3, Reggie Davis - 3l, Eric Jones - ,Steve Kendall - 32. R-2: Keith Williams - 53, Victor Newson - 2Q Steve Sanders - l5, Bradley Henderson - 3, Daniel Carson - 5, Gene McNeal - 45, Joseph Melton - 3l, far left Coach Ben McClain. FRE HMA BA KETB LL TEAM ln - H..-n.. Arthur White - IQ Keith Randohvh - 3Q Andrew Johnson - 32, Terry Cheadle - 24. Coach Tim Johnson in the center of the picture. The JV and Freshman teams have shown real talent and sportsmanship this year. Their coaches feel these players will be ready to move into varsity slots in the years to come. Arthur White, Keith Williams, Steve Sanders and Terry Cheadle promise to be the stars of next years MIGHTY BEAR TEAM. 140 Freshman player Hiram Dickson FRESHMAN TEAM COACH Tim Johnson THE BEAR' POM POM TEAM R-I: Carla Nash, Cynthia Foster, Leonna Nero, Sherry Meade, Candita Crawford. R-2: Tina Bozeman, Kerri Franklin, Kim Wheeler,'Loretta Young, Josephine Sanders, Felicia Pelton, Sherrita Dixon, Melissa Adams, Mona Cozart. R-3: Leslie Martin, Rachel Riley, Josephine Henderson, Toni Parker, Michelle Cox, Terressa McGee. Our Pom Pom - Drill Team added color and excitement to many school activities this year. They participated in three competitions and performed for homecoming and assemblies. Pom Pom Captains this year were TINA BOZEMAN AND MONA COZART. Mrs. LINDA WA TKIN5 sponsored the group. Above: The team led by Captain Tina Bozeman perform for a pep assembly. Left: Sponsor: Linda Watkins, Captain Tina Bozeman in a fast moving routine. GO GREEN 5 BLACK. I4I . C, A f - 'Sh A , .Aga-5 . R - I: James Williams, Derrick Taylor, Russell Dunn. Anthony Jackson, Steve Byrd, Jerome Foster. R - 2: Troy Winters, Allen Carrin, Burt Taylor, Brian BelL Anthony Clark, Victor Lindmak, Coach McClain. R - 3: Carl Winters, Managers: Shawn Carter and Gloria Woods. Tony Crawford, Eric Carrol, Mike Whitmore, Terry Gines, Wayne Crawford R - 4: Gary Jones, Kevin Williams, Steve Sanders, Lamar Thompson, Herman King, Joe Moser. -Q r. 1, 1 N - an Qs., f' . . ff f ' w .Ii SJ' if A ,Ji K I, New , ,- K 1 is -A - . . A . A P, ',-lffezgie 45. y :Ja ig. - A 1-aj. bb ,Q . , A' Q . K :- , . - -' Lt , J fissile 1 5 5 2 .sw MM- fa .A I 213-1 fb -ii . x 355 ' 'gif Q :..E A. X , Q ,ssiii M X , H i .. s er . . , A A V ,C . ,..,k 1 v glfffsg .,.a C U f K s q --SSW' -R. ' MEN'S TRACK TEAM The Running Bears. Warm-ups are harder work than running the events at track meets. ,I Nt Q5 st ,. i Q y , .r. xv e- ' ,, X 1 ,-nv' ' ., 4 , 8 --X Sw ' 4 6 x 5 J, 'Z to s..., Z hum TIT Z -gy N 1 K I .H 4 gg, , -ex f .il -iq U-fb, ill. bw X 7 -' fx mf 'fl . i if .S '- YN,-, ,,,-.. if R., R - I: Pat Williams, Robin Burns, Alesha Clark, Sherri Mead, Carla Nash, Candita Crawford, Cheila Sanders. R - 2, Jill Robinson, Cathy Williams, Loretta Young, Melissa Adams, Cheryl Roseburr, Ursula Randolph, Latonya Vincent, Kerry Franklin, .lonni Williams, Rhonda Boyd, Rhonda Triplett, R - 3: Daphne Ford, Wilma Brice, Cynthia Foster, Cherida Dickson, Rachel Riley, Toni Parker, April Jackson, Terri Allen, Kathy Eaton, Coach. R - 4: Leona Nero, Veltria Smith, Connie Williams, Jenny McClain, Lolita Franklin. WOMEN'S TRACK TEAM - COACH KATHY EA TON ,,,. .,44' Winter and Spring track practice areas the halls and the football field. Getting ready is hard on the feet and muscles. ...QW ,-I if 5 0 . 41. ,QAM L QM' R - If Danny Barker, Carlos Arzola, Ollie Shields, Don Strickland, Chris Minnis, Jesse Torres, Rodney Edd. R - 2: Darrell Paige Jimmy Wilkinson, Frank Gustin, Joe Melton, Preston Jenkins, William Robinson. R - 3: Retta Woods, Jackie Stewart, Terry Lee, Larry O'Dell, Ray Goudeau, Keven Cheadle, Barnett Woods, Kerry Shaw, Kevin Shaw, Wendell Wms., Coach Tim Johnson I if if ,ya T yi 4 9 , ,. yi MSS' I44 j R My. ws ,,' X ,, 'f L32 ,EW ,Y at A Team wo M77 't,, - ii fa Q TEAM CAPTAINS , ,,,, L ' t Kevin Shaw, Terry Lee, Larry My -5 O'Dell 5 Ray Goudeau ASEBALL TEAM L' rk-outs at spring training. w ,Mi 4. .. Q .O Q I 0 Q Q Q Q Q , Q ' 3 ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q ' Q Q , Q , Q , Q , Q , Q , Q , Q . Q . Q Q Q , Q , Q 5 Q Q ' 3 I Q Q Q 4 : : Q 0 3 I ' Q ' Q Q Q Q ' 3 I ' Q Q ' Q Q ' Q Q ' Q Q 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , Q . Q . Q . Q . Q , Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q - IW Q . Q. ' Q : Q. ' 000000 5 .Q ouuouunuuu J 000000 Q Ill u Oltttiauun OlQA . F Xe-6 7' J, , QQWNW? 6 1 1?.s'1'5JCs?y?Q9'?Y ff . Foo TBALL HOMECQMING QUEEN JEANIFER MCCLAIN fs fm X- , 5' , DQ A ,e v P ff . Q- '-Q . 1 '35 4'5 -4 ws?-1? ,' - W 7: f ' .WJ , , E 'V'c.S?v Ygiiliib? f24Q.Q.w.JzfNf ,, yy yz f1.W.gq qga.'2-:I Ia i f f I wx. u ,',' K N le-X rf K i X 1' 5 y 'lp ATTENDANT5 AND ESCQRTS ' i Russell Dunn, Melissa Adams, Derrick Taylor, Felicia Pelton, Tommy Rogers, Denise Adams, Kevin Shaw, Donna Curren, Jenny McClain, Willie Jordan, .lim Torres, Shelia Ross, Ray Rivera, Kim Cox, Raymond Goudeau, Cheryl Roseburr, Michelle Cox, and Willie Murillo. I46 ROTC QUEEN JACKIE STEWART q s., Mx i I -- W 'kffifii i tiitfg e v GQ? 59 . 12 f ENDANT5 AND ESC OR TS istine Pennington, Keith Harris, Kerri Franklin, Terry Lee, J lr St t Sh y ad Steve Horn, Carlene Graham. 1 I47 BA KETBALL HOMECOMING QUEE A A L EIL X-pf' ulylrzg ,M F141 1 M! C ,iq Sf 1 if 91' -fl-.1g1 U ,sbp 148 ATTENDANTS A D ESCORTS Carlos Henderson, Mary McNeal, Brian Donahue, Terry Allen, Shelby Payne, Renee Guess, Lantz Naves, Sonya Davis, Raymond Goudeau, Lora White, Charles Simmons, Christine Weir, Ricky Williams, Audrey Eubanks, Ferron Ashby, and Toni Parker. MOST The Eastonian's Most Fascinating Man Contest gave the men equal recognition in the Royalty Section. FA 5 C ' N Q T ' N G M Q R Vx Most Fascinating Senior Man JOHN GREEN JUNIOR CA NDIDA TES David Bales Carlos Arzola Willie Jordan WINNERS s ' f , ,im 6 2 N Q, A Willie Murillo John Green Raymond Goudeau Most Fascinating Junior Man CARLOS ARZOLA '-E, FASCINA TING MA CONTEST WINNERS SOPHOMORE CA NDIDA TES Most Fascinating Sophomore Man Anthony Velasquez Brian Donahue Jeff Olsen BRIAN DONAHUE vine.. FRESHMA N CA NDIDA TES 9 Keith Randohwh Arthur White Jeff King 'N e Most Fascinating Freshman Man ARTHUR WHITE 0 o 'o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o o o o 0 o 0 o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o Q o Q 0 4 o o o 4 o Q 0 Q o 4 o Q o o 0 0 o 4 0 o 0 o o o 0 o o 0 0 o o o 0 o 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 Q 0 o 0 o o o o 0 0 o o o o o o 4 o o o o o 0 o o o o o 'Q 'Q 0, o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'Q 0 O 0 s O' 5 Academics s s 5. s s s s s s s s s ss s 5 s' 9. 5 5 5 5 5 Q 5 5 5 5 5 Q 5 5 5 9' 5 5 5 5 Q 5 5 5 5 5 Q S Q' 9 5 5 5 Q 5 Q 5 Qs 5. K ,, , WY? Z Yum, 5. A5 X AGRIBU INESS EAST? o SCHOOL . if X 'af fix - ef Q s WI THI 2 li 1 xl X.. ,ff FM JL! UI Wu r W w gy! 1 HV -:S 5 g ' Q as Y u 4 l .,... I Q ' 5 9 ' ' ff?-I-feffffeef -1-me e SCHOOL 1, 2- xy in vu. if --Q-:Sink Vince Bolser and Ray Guzman read the directions for putting the plow together. Tricky operation. - V+- -1 Ray proceeds putting the plow together while on the right, .lim Burris plants mums around his floral display. AGRIBUSINESS is urs. PREPARA nofv Q a I52 Left. Carla Tabron swings an expert hammer while above, Gary Cammeron and Wendy Johnson take soil samples. Vince Bolser has a job has learned in agribusi TU MERICAK J Fl J M? LA WN AND GARDEN SHOW The agribusiness classes had the opportunity to put their knowledge to work at the Lawn and Garden show. They helped set up the many floral displays and when the show was over hehwed to take it down. Pictured above are Mr. Wasser, Carla Tabron, ,lim Burris, Wendy Johnson and Stephanie Taylor. Vince Bolser also helped set up. fi? ff? 'ffffp ian S K i in 1' f' . - i , 1 . f! X Y - f 115 X w as ,i adm R 'ik 'x L ' .N ' A' , 5 W ffl, ,gg Instructor, QQ . , 5 s J, Dave Wasser 154.51 ' 3 Pre arin for the show. --. P g I T ee' lvl L ' --, wi 1- , i- . ,M ii uv me?E,M- e Loose Park green house where he gets to practice what he ' K ' i -: JISSSES. - mi' . !.:. J! 1 I l, 12 , 1 ' 'f :J-1114! J! lg: A, I -. . :PE-. ' v-I f' '1 li rm-X . EE EE , 1 I .I W2 llll ll --. 3-ft - '- if 'L' fl , 4' f -41 ' -We '-' - C OMPU TER BEAR X556 is A ,. ,:, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CLASS Standing: Jacki Jackson, Myron Jackson, Cindy Dean. Cheryl Roseburr, Rita Mclntyre, Adrian Carridine. Seated: Kevin Sha w. Kevin Arrington. M Da vid Bales prepares for a competition with Van Horn High COMPUTER SCIENCE The computer science class prepares our students for the world of work. They learn data processing, computer program- ing, Math and even some unique games. They enter competitions with other schools to sharpen skills and win prizes. Mr. Hommes spends many extra hours developing lessons for his Joni works on getting her program right, students in this class. IS4 Instructor: Harry Hommes School. a I , f' '-ww 1 f s I Kevin Arrington is often seen talking to his computer! Sometimes it seems as if the computer talks backfill fi it fig, I qu. dt? X. HONOR SOCIETY CANDIDATES R - If Lisa Lentz, Donna Curren, Shari Capheart, Jacki Jackson, .layleen Lauffer, Zeophious Williams. R - 2: John Green, Stiles, Ritchie Works Sonya Davis, Cindy Dean NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior Class Standing - Grade Point Ave. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY KN 2 .. W ? l af Q W N M .S LT l Russell Dunn, Larry O'Dell, Sandra Seaman, Bonita Williams, George Ann Elder, Harry Hommes, R - 3: Lily Sherwood, Rhonda O Theresa Rodrequez Ann Quinn Mr. King, Principal in charge of instruction, is proud of the young women who lead the Senior Class of '82, The class leader, Theresa Rodrequez, has earned a high honor. Rhonda Stiles, Lisa Lentz, Cindy Dean, Ann Quinn, and .Iayleen Lauffer were close followers for high academic standing. We are proud of all our honor students. Buena suertel 'QS' Theresa Hicks l56 SCHOLAS TIC ART AWARD ENTREE -uf, Wu wer-mn Tfigfk gg. 1 ff f' we Q. . .. , K ... 'Y ' . A 2 1-' i, X x ' l Vi ,XR ,fm ral X , l WILL FIGHT NO MORE FEl.lZ NAVADADH 'TREF' FOREVER! by by by Kirk Riley Mike Hopkins Steven Byrd 4-'wr' ff Art is one of the classes where students may experience their inner selves. Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Schaaf give students the opportunity to create. Above. Mrs. Schaaf often hebvs community centers raise money by doing face and body painting. THE GAMBLERH A pencil drawing by Karen Walker. 41 Q ' W EAST HIGH SCHOOL mp X' 3 l98l-8 YEAR A ff' S Wx if -wif' PRINCIPAL' HO OR ROLL GPA 3.5 + Principal Arnold Davenport Abercrombie, Patricia Adams, Denise Adams, Kimberly Baker, Ozell Bales, David Balino, Marijoi Bell, Lisa Byers, Sherri Coleman, Sarah Conley, Ray Curren, Donna Dean, Cindy Duren, Ruth Frank, Paula Franklin, Ellicia Green, John Harris, Keith Hicks, Theresa Jackson, Jacqueline Lauffer, Jayleen Lentz, Brenda Lentz, Lisa McClain, Jeanifer Moore, Deena Rippy, Robert Ryan, William Sexton, Evelyn Stiles, Rhonda Williams, Benita Williams, Jonni Williams, Myron Williams, Zeophious Woods, Gwendolyn Works, Ritchie DR M A D SPEECHDEP RTME T Students in the drama and speech department had the opportunity to produce a series of TV shows that they had total responsibility for filming, directing, interviewing, and all other jobs involved in TV ' ' mm production. A GREAT EXPERIENCE. f Ill 9 I Mrs. Means admires Charles Simmons' camera work. HIGHLIGHTS ON YOUTH produced by EAST DRAMA STUDENTS Program guide: '34ll American Youth March I6 .. Host: Charles Simmons Youth in the Armed Forces March 23 ....... Host: Erika Marcille Youth in Entertainment March 30 ,.... Host: Deborah Murff Youth in Sports April 6 ........,. Host: Hiram Dickson Youth in Movement April I3 ....,.....,. Host: Cecilia .lones On Cablevision, Channel 20 David Hernandez balances sound on control panel I58 - ., ,...,.... , Kevin Arrington adjusts overhead lights. Erika Marcille adjust microphone as Hiram Dickson prepares to interview Coach Speece. Arlene Walker listens for directions on her head-set. HIGHLIGHTS i Deborah Murff interviews Benita Williams as Hiram Dickson zooms in with his camera. Jonni Williams prepares to go on camera. Hair has to be OK. Charles Simmons checks his camera. Left: Benita, Jonni and Theresa perform for the cameras. all DRAMA INSTRUCTOR Margaret Means CDG At East High School LOVE COMES IN ALL Advisors Page COL OR5 Q. Q. Q 5 Q ' Q 5 Q - Q Q 5 . Q Q .5 5 Q Q 5 3 Q. : : 5 Q Q 3 I 3 5 Q Q q 5 Q Q 5 Q Q 5 Q Q Q : : .- Q Q Q. 5 Q Q 5 Q Q 5 5 Q Q Q 3 Q Q 3 3 Q : 3 Q Q ' 5 5 Q Q I I n . . Q Q .5 : : : 5 Q D Q V 5 Q , d . . Q A : .5 Q Q ' : :' Q :UOIUOOUOIOOOOOUIOIOUIUOIUOOOOUOOOUOIO00000000000OaOOOOO0OOOOO:lOllOOO Q Q Q Q Q Q OOO000000OOOlllllllllllflllillO0ll'lOOllllOl0l:0OO0Ollllllfzllllllllbllflqjqg 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q Q Q 3 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q : Q . Q . -Q Q Q Q Q 3 NORJON REAL TY 6624 TRUMAN noAo KANSAS cmc Mo 64126 fllmlfi Y 1 wr u 7 18161 241-4196 LU 1 Mlfvurf CIRCLE 1 FRIENDL Y HOUSE 1 Bflmf 4 A -1 Tl 1466 4E4',, .,:,, . sm -an '-I '-S 55? WT W I N, I Q: ww? -1 3546.32 ,Q 1 E ,U W ,K 5 I5 ,M gh In 644,33 1 . 16 x 1 N1 N If X if 1 4 4, .. 4 K T' 35: '- . ff, 1 19 S . 1, E ij , g, - 5 -Lis. , 9 . 51 A aa ' fig, .. 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