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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

mimg off Q. REF. 373 EA79 1983 Eastolllall X, 'T ' MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Gen Iogy Center 3440 S. Lee's Summit Rd. Independence, M0 64055 ,Q-.. 'WWEWEEMUWWWMEMIWW EASTONIAN M' NTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy Center ZZFfI3'3'EfI0'2'2' M G C 'R 4' xy IS 4-7 H : YEAR Ir' W I M 9. S0 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI DEDICATION TO OUR FRIEND, MR. HAROLD FISHER 'fi 1 .Oy WEE MR. HAROLD FISHER Mr. Fisher has been greatly missed this year. At the writing of this copy, Mr. Fisher is in the hospital recovering from heart surgery. We are happy to report he is recovering nicely. Mr. Fisher began his career in the Kansas City School District August 17, 1957. He soon was appointed Fireman at Northeast High on November 4 of that year. On July 1, 1960 he was sent to James School and managed that building until January 1, 1972 when he was transferred to Nowlin Jr. He was appointed Building Manager here at East May 16, 1972 and has been an important member of the East Family ever since. Due to his illness, Mr. Fisher's happy smiling face has been missed by students and staff and we look forward to his return. 2 Theme THE HERITAGE YEAR The Ford Foundation Grant In 1982 East recieved an award of 1000 dollars to help improve the climate of our school. This award made us eligible for competing for a 820,000 grant. In October we were advised that we had been awarded the grant to improve our school climate and develop a multi-cultural program for students during the 1983 school year. The money has been used to focus on our heritage and the development of an awareness of careers in agri-business. East has representatives from 10 ethnic groups. Members of those groups have formed the HERI- TAGE CLUB. The Club has four principle partsg the planning board, the student advisory, a performing troop and a two day spring fair. The founding club members have written a . Mosul You and Me in '83 N15 Stihl f f 2 1 5..- .A -x ye 3 L41 .' J.. V , ., S ,iw lp! constitution that they hope will cause a new tradition to be established at East. THE RAINBOW PEOPLE The Ford Foundation money has given us the opportunity to explore the contributions made to Kansas City by people of many colors and cultures. As the descendents of those early pioneers we of this generation are proud to be a part of East High and see ourselves as The Rainbow People our rainbow comes in the beautiful colors found in the I-Iuman,Race. TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Dedication Theme Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Athletics Royalty Academics Advertising ADMINISTRATIGN 5 mums YEAR Aw 2:5 .:. I 1 I X ADMINISTRATION 'T PAR' swf' l. I X x A X Arnold Davenport If you were to choose a word for our principal it would probably be FAIR or STRAIGHTFOR- WARD. He does not kid you along and he always seems to separate the student from the behavior. Mr. D sometimes spends too much time working for East and it's future. We like, please take it easier! X its Hours are spent after school keeping everything on track. THE PRI CIPAL lfav S 15:54 J wil l J I surf - , r ' ,4 X A K' 92- ' 'P . u it X A : 1 If r ,V V, lx .L K 1 A , N Wesley Elders Although Assistant Principal Elders is new to East this year, he has fit right in and taken over as an administrative leader. He has many respon- sibilities for student programs and discipline plus attending schoolfstudent functions. Wel- come to East Mr. Elders we hope you are here for a long Getting the do-not-admit list, the daily bulletin, letters to parents special excuse lists and coeordinating workshops, keeps Assistant Principal Elders glued to his desk while. n Princi als s end much time just listening to stafffstudent problems. P P Mr. Liggins is a good listener 1 Harold Liggins Mr. Liggins had so much to take care of this school year he had to be moved to his own room. With one less Asst. Principal this year everyone had to extend themselves. ' r ' ' A A F I any 7,1-' I ,ja -riff f .JA ZX .--v X Z Mrs. Lucinda Britton Mrs. Brittion works hard to make sure the seniors graduate. iii Mrs. Allegrucci prepares underclassmen for their years at East, Mr. Triplette shares his time with East and Ashland. 10 Mr. Cozlne Tnplett EAST HIGH COU ' ELOR, , me 0 I 525 i 1--v 1 01' Q 'J 1 1 0,21 s'n g.a..ag 1 A IE? Eahvh' I L Mrs. Carol Allegrucci ,fxYj7 i v 3 Q 1 X Lrfjy i it , , I XM N A 1 J N X J V' Qin JOBS FOR MISSOURI GRADUATES in -if fFrontJ Lenora Roberts, Leslie Martin, Frank Randolph, Jackie Dickerson, Kelly Gilford CMiddlel Gwen Woods, Kimberly Wheeler, Richard Brown, Charisse Hightower, Theresa Johnson, Carlos Arzola, Myron Williams fBackl David Walton, Shelby Payne, Lantz Nave, Joe Moser, Adrian Caradine, Teachers: Mrs. Kerr and Mr. Gardener. r I I fStudents not shownj Lonnie Triplett, Edward Cunningham, Shaquanne Walls, Terry Burrell, Sherry Meade, Eric Jones, Vanessa Bogart, Roxanne Sims, Cheryl Parman, Lisa Hall, Anthony Stamps, Phyllis Dickerson, Constance Hayes, Dawn Davis, Rhonda McCallop, Preston Jenkins, Marjorie Pounds, Edward Freeman, Vickie Holmes, Tammy Sample, Ivy Harris, Karla Burt, Courtney Durham, Audrey Euhanks, John Hayes, Kenneth Locklin, Rebecca Kleyh, Jonni Williams, Laurie Baker, Michael Sims, Raymond Underwood, Vincent Williams, Willie Jones, Greg Hollingsworth, Terry Gines, Farmon Williams, Deanna Donahue, Michelle Roe, Maria Meza. Mr. Mike Gardener and Mrs. Renee Kerr were the advisors of the Jobs for Missouri Graduates class. tv vt J! ,k X 5 . Q Dill W , Q .ff :K V dx, ' . gli , Q . 9 Q L' ' in he J-1 . -1 . ' ' - 4. 5 ' 'rv 4. -H x 'G' Q - ' -5... S -.ff 'V FW A-4 f. : T: ' : ' mlm S ' 'f, ' Q 1' 'V L. .r Q X , , , , . 4 -e w ' W , . -A?- gg 6' .1 1 .. .5 E. i - l .Jac E ! . Fl if X I -u 4' .ul 2 ii T -V ' 'V s D - - ii, fi --v -. ..,.,-, X., . ' .... CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: Ruby Mclntyre, Maurine Wolfe, Opal Vernon, Steven Holbert, Esther Rinkenbaugh. Second Row: Mamie Miller, Edith Baily, Patricia Harbin, Lavada Stidham, Eunice Bollinger, Ellen Sears. When Mr. Fisher, our Building manager had to take a health leave, Larry Gregory stepped in and took over. He has had too many new responsibilities this year and we want him to know that he has come through with flying colors: Green and Black of course. SCHOOL NURSE: Octavia McDonnald Mrs. McDonnald is new on the staff this year. She has given much of her time to improve the health climate at East. Custodial Staff: Mark Graham, Ruby Jackson, Randy Bail, Ken Sharp. Not Pictured Jesse Rodriques U1xUQb: .1x! 5 liVT4GV40 x l l 4x'lx'7nQ'1Q , K 'If' ' . 1 f. h l f 31, W .- f V 4. l ' NN-.. P-.4 7 me fx f lx l ' ' -- 1 s ,, ' . X, ' a .f 1 ' if www, . . Y. pl,-1 -X -X 1, l ' f , , .' -' , k ' .1 '., . W..:.w N, z 5, -' :A --' ,QQ ' r -.z ' 2-V 4 J il .M ,r,, . 'i r 'l m 1 f llln V 'V .A g 2 if K ERMFAG YEARI QW if 5 FACULTY Robert Holder Science i i Jngx 'te 3,1 Q - li I 'f , Q' 1 A 1' I I Vera Locke Math Tom Myers History Suzanne Settle Leadership Gratest Hollimon Business Ed. ,V 'UN ,S 3 ff' . 4 N, V I X' Tom Mallot Photography Media Prod. ll Elver Neal Science vig. , N' , ' V 5 'f i Marie Schubert P.E. .V X ,J -'verb M. 3 , ff ' f 'X it ii 1 Harry Hommes Comp. Prog. Math ' . 3' .R 1 fi? ,qw 17 K -Cv Timothy Linda Johnson King Indust. Arts English P. E. Q f' N Margaret Floydia Marilyn Means Merriweather Miles Drama Mathfsci. Science P' ,1 ' , . 'i l ilu fix I' , X 'H M f lf' lf If 1' J fr lg. W - emxfkg i . . A 3 - if-'fi Q' it .rf m f - iw. 1 .mi MA D01-thalee Dalene Shirley Phelps Phillips Schaaf L. D. Home Ec. ArtfHist f-,1 Clyde Florence Laresa Simms Singleton Slater History English Careers: COE Journalism 4' David Wasser Agri-business 21-1 K , V' W. '75 e . -.J ff, .v 0 rs 'Q S. M ,. , W 'N A v X cw K iff? X ,F 4 QE 1 John Wise Math Science .jg - - E 2 Q' . 15 N' Y , ., ey Lin da Watkins English hm: in 4 il , V . P ' . , i 2 i, I X . L., ' , Q Jack Carl Gus Webber Williams Wilson Industrial Arts Industrial Arts ROTC . wM,1s1wwp-vfn,a+:fye'- 'ki Y Y li' of . ,aff .W fS5'f. -we ' ,ggy'iL, - ,h , it Q 'ie Sometimes teachers must work in cramped areas. .. ,gf Lee Judge, political cartoonist for the K. C. Star was teacher for a day at the yearbook workshop in October. Excellent 1 less . Teachers spend hours evaluating students and making grade reports. Mrs. Merriweather knows on about that! 18 X IZ il ll I. N A 4 ie K. the ellent is N 'Q ? u -1 1 371 Grading papers . . , you never get caught up! There's always more. TEACHER SER ICE 'if Dreaming of what is to come. Agrifbusineas will grow an d expand in the years to come. , f'-. How to Communicate . . . the work and it's meaning is a vital knowledge. Sl Career Skills there is so much to know if we me going In mnke it in the future. 19 QUICK HQTS Y' , as . awry, N E , I Wm lzilsf ' P.E. teachers are real into eye-muscle coordination. Here Mrs. Mrs. Blanton never gives up. She is never too busy for individual Schubert demonstrates how to play patta cake to Dr. Ellis. 8129115011- : L ' Q, I ' 1 A . - f Q I i 5 T fi.. yr V, gil K H- xy N - 'i 3Q. 're kslbrs. N ,I 75. V gl-' .1 I ' .ff --1f'1?'f-frfnf 'fb ' I 1 X xr - A ' ' Q L ' . ,ii gil-if 'I . .. e. f I 'H - f'i1 fefm- ' i .- 'Sl QSM ' - W Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Diener talk over whats new in cooking. The All-School Ice Skating Party proved to be a good time for champion skater Fred Henderson to teach Cheryl Angottl a little style. In November Mrs. Schaaf was awarded an OUTSTANDING MISSOURI EDUCATOR PLAQUE at the teachefs convention. About time! 20 SENIORS ERIITAG SI YEAR Y 7 . Q0 A SENIOR CLASS MEETI G ERIOUS USINESS? ,.,. N f .Q . fi me ' Xs'? ?x!C 1 C 3- 'NN k 8' Listen Up! Seniors we are about to, graduate! ' . ,ff President David Roseburr calls the Meeting to Order. Making decisions about caps and gowns, announcements, the graduation exercises, and the Senior breakfast takes many meetings. Senior Committee Members, Darlene Graham, Kelly Gilford, Pam Fulsom, Sheila Alexander, Loretta Woods, Willie Jordan, Ursula Randolph, Vanessa Rucker and Ricky Scott took their work seriously. 22 L i r E J, if .AIA - - V H-r 5--.ff -'- ' 1 1' l he 1983 Senior Class had quite a variety of activities on their schedules. Above odeo. Below a group of Seniors get very excited about warm February weather E77 EEN EEZ' FI v IIA Q P nf' - - 'F l -2, ,.- 'mf ,. ,.,....-Q U- V . 2 1.Q5 1I!T RJ, wr- ms.-mann W - ii: gw4ymu1,:2:'1 U .M JH-en! r i .. . .'snn--'- 1 l , ll 'i Mike Bessenbacher loses to a horse at the HBIBB i and new t-shirts. as i f. P JI l li F Karla Burt was another victim of our picture g companys poor management. We did not get 5 her picture back with the res! of the class. f 214 YOUA D Semors, semors, Come and See! Here's the place, That your name should be. I ,ew ' ' X v si if. Q 0 3 52-?.'.g,4 Fu ,lf 9 4 Q- 'w i is 4 A X 'N X I , ix V 2' , A . fix 8 ,V i X If f ' in -4 N 1 I- mil. vifffh , ' 121125 Viliiiz 14 ,X 4 .,,,,W,2g. f , A v-. '. SENIOR SIGN-IN l l l l I like you And you like me. ' We all liked EAST in '83. nb 9, .1, 'L .i, to THE INS AND OUTS or Haas In life we must learn to deal with change. This is an old rule. Here are a few that we have noticed this year. See if you agree. . 4. , F - 1 in ' S 3. M 'T t,to f V' ' jg :km I it , L7 ttt Q - , hket : I ' i n . 'gi I f wifithliyigggfvjgt . Q . A Q: x X 'MW ' A, ft ., we i xi. ,M Armolodic Funk Short hair 50s MTV Cool Music Eddie Murphy E.T. Lionel Richie Buffalo chicken wings Suede Jane Fonda Levi's cfo 86 East Luxury Cars Straight Legs L. s- 4, ag , -1 , 'sw ,. ,X sau, W. ,g gjsf .ze MMT . tif .- ,- . -,J V. ' f- iw'-' rw? :-. IN 8a OUT British funk punk Masses of hair 70s Dick Clark Hard Rock Richard Pryor Yodo Commodores Kentucky Fried Chicken Leather Richard Simmons Jordache cfo 83 Lincoln Small Cars Flares M. rf' 1.11, 2? F' IN! OUT! L VH , i i ,l'l A' Dan Rather Dots Tacos Wallwalkers Herschel Walker Jimmy Connors Paul Newman Walter Cronkite Stripes Pita Bread Rubik's cubes Tony Dorsett Bjorn Borg Robert DeNiro N ?V Aa, h , 'xii it .,, X Qa k Us x 'R U51 Q ,, A ,W . :Q , F Nh Y W ... - V L .emi ,- 'l'L - g., 1 gl a fl 6 'ill M I M J A n ff 4- 4 Qs -u-f' 1, H .Vik 5 , pm- Wx GH 5, . ZH? , V 1+ f.- X 1 T . , TQ: L f ti, N. . fi 1 251 w ,, , ., ff fwd f 4 , 'C' - - K. L of , 1' Wx. -jg? Ji-N nr K i J 4 'E 'QB fr 11 we P1 , THE INS AND OUTS OF THE CLASS OF '83 Just four short years ago this group of bright eyed freshmen came IN to East High School. They were all eager to get acquainted in the big world of Senior High. Now just four short years later they are on their way OUT. Take a good look at this page and turn to the color section and see what changes have been made on these faces as they went from IN to OUT! D ry: Km I I, 4- 7 fe 1,11 ,A X 4 'eg - .1 if v . , Lf , 4 L- 1 as il, as 1 1 Mk, rg Ls., ' .M. mira. ,li SENIOR SNA HOTS OF c YOU ' , A AND j N '83 ' W f Becky Klegh is escorted by long time steady, Jim Torres, at the East Homecoming Game. They both looked happier later on when Becky was crowned Homecoming Queen. his Kerry Shaw juggles the world! 28 li Maria Meza spent an evening teaching teachers about what seniors expect to find in the future United States. l 2 Bw '1- Marvin Harris was one of the chief achievers in the class of '83. If 4 B as 4 V Don Strickland's gift in art 1 brought special recognition F to the class. He entered the 1 scholastic art competition, i designed the Heritage Club , program cover and of 1 course his Y.B. Bear cover 1 is outstanding. Pam and Vicki were lovely senior L women and always pleasant l i to have around! E X ILM. ra ak S3 X X , 'Yf r-,. 153 3 j i i . .xi ' HL- as i 1 fy 2 ' s. - .X M , 5, . f -Q ' 435 ' , , ' P' E if ' - .wi 'X ' ' A' 'X if' f l . i 'fi r ' - 5 fx .f 'V Six, 1 ' r 73 i f, ' . if . a o 1 sl ' Karen Young and Joe Moser learn to play Wari. Joe found that 3 Q I I s - 5 ' a tamborine on his head improved his score. j 2 -' it 5 fb f 1 , g , , , A - Y im, l -,nf Gina Cook leads the band across the football field and on the right Theresa Johnson looks over the ice before risking her life on skates! 1 l 29 ,, or-S., Ellicia and Rene type copy seriously! -B 5 J, 'nj' 19 , 'X f 'Qi 'i V s Kerry gets the girls under the mistletoe ' fe A 4 I - 1 I ,'av X j n 3 1 f f V E Q I w i' f we f' X 1' 1 ' Q A ' I 3 i is - -?' ' 3 Y K 5' . ,Ap-1 , g X , V f 1 if f 4- Y Y 4 stands over his yearbook staff and demands they make dead-lines, wiuie Jones on ice, Bonita! .-0 . x Tina Bozeman Graduated at semester. BYE! WE'RE FLYING OUT OF THE NEST! ' Q 4 'Q , J if L f E f- V -4 1 ' K ,ff J g ' - ' T T da T ' 1 5: Q 'I ' T I . T M ' ' N -L, . E 1 :uc f 'If - ' X X ' I , , at ' ' f l,! . Ax' Ig 1' '1,f. 'f X Eff' I7 so 9 V ' n 8: .W : ' ,ff T v,' , - 41 -- Y A 4 lb, K. . V45 5. 0 '1 ' , .g:.p'T ,. ' 551 ' ' I , I can , 'K 1545.1 4 I ,- 411 W xx K' EX' -i---' -T ,ff . ' ,A 1 .1 -ffff' ,Z T A ' xg EDITORS ,c f - R , .1 24 PAGE: T X iv 1 ,f , A Joe Moser W X. wx -l T Q .. . X?,,... 5Q ' 'Pnl I-:E , Qi, SENIOR DIG IT RIE Class Sponsors Mlss Lmda Watkins and Mr Elver Neal Sponsors work wlth their classes for four years 9.4 Senior Color section begins Class Officers David Roseburr - Pres. Ursulla Randolph - V,P. Vanessa Rucker Sec. Ellicia Franklin - Giftorian Joe Moser - lflrlitur in Chief Yearbook .I 1-L4., .it , 7-7, V, Y, Denise Adams Sheila Alexander Teresa Anders Kim Armstrong Carlos Arzola Lisa Ashby Lori Baker David Bales Dan Barker Valerie Beasley Mike Bessenbacher Andrew Bogart Vanessa Bogart Vince Bolser Robert Bourret Richard Brown Pamela Bryant Terry Burrel Jimmy Burris George Caine ET . I 3 l '-' s'x ug. ff W, -'M l f r. X' w Xb e 4 -ff' -of an 'Pao 7 11, I , 1' 4 L, ,. A x x Y V iff ,J E' 1 WS. Y s fx. lv. 12.1 . ,I ,ff 'LTP' Adrian Caradine Christopher Capehart Anthony Clark Gina Cook Gregory Copeland Susie Corbett Edward Cunningham Dawn Davis Sheila Davis Daniel Deperalta Kem Dial Jacquelyn Dickerson Phyllis Dickerson Deanna Donahue Calvin Dulley Courtney Durham Brenda Edmond Terrence Eskridge ' Audrey Eubanks Ellicia Franklin 37 , 1 Bradley Henderson Sheila Hendren Pamela Harring Charisse Hightower Angela Holder Lisa Hollowell Lorie Hopkins Debra Howard Tracy Houston Fred Hudson Donnie Hughes Eldon Hughlon Yvette Hurtado Lloyd Jackson Preston Jenkins Darrell Johnson Johnetta Johnson Larry Johnson Rhonda Johnson Tracy Johnson xg X 1 X 'fl nf, I X X-, f -9: fa A , I , ' l F-ig 'fr 4 -1 v riff- , . I Jackie Lollis Richard Love Doug Marek Leslie Martin Rhonda McCa1lop J.J. McCulloch Virgil McGee Rita McIntyre Sherri Mead Rodrick Minter Maria Meza Joe Moser Eleece Moore Debra Murph Lance Nave Kevin Newsome Mark Orcutt Conrad Parker Cheryl Parman Shelby Payne Richard Peterson Dinah Phillips Marjorie Pounds Frank Randolph Ursulla Randolph Robert Rippy Lenora Robinson Loretta Roberson Jill Robinson Michelle Roe Thomas Rogers Troy Relford David Roseburr Vanessa Rucker Thomas Rudder Josephine Sanders '91- , if -4 65 39 5 N.. fx. 'NX .QNX , w, TN S5 fo , I AN ' -Lfw X, x ni-1-my .5 x' Q' , Tammy Samples Evelyn Sexton Kerry Shaw 'R ffl Ricky Scott Q 4 ' f Loren Shockley Anna Simmons Micheal Sims Carl Smith Ezra Smith Lonnie Smith Ruth Smith Todd Smith Carolyn Stanley Tonya Stevens Donald Strickland Racheal Sullivan Lonnie Triplett Linda Swadley Richard Tilford Linda Thomas Denise Thompsen Rachael Toomey Mark Uptegrove Latonya Vincent N,- -. .1-L Ni I-0 I i I F l I Walisa Walls David Walton Donna Taylor Aretha Westmoreland Kim Wheeler Lisa White Daniel Whitney Alverta Williams Joni Williams Keith Williams Myron Williams Rick Williams Vincent Williams John Wilson Carol Wohlgemuth Keith Wooden Gwen Woods Loretta Woods Karen Young Raymond Zapien .1 -,S AW' wi' , I l l i ly 0:5 lf' l f ' i V 5' ,' 'x six X9 'i' A el F 5 Si: '5- lx-,X Y X S 5 5 S . -w Lqy -' ' f .1 N .,.i ' f I W v ' 3 f x I Y 2 is A n Our apologies to Kim Cox, Victor Newsom, Kevin Garnett and Rachel Riley. The picture company did it to us again!!!! Lynn Riley showing that '83 Seniors are Number 1! Looking at things from a different point of view. l n -- H- s- -- I Q .f ' iff l V vi c ,Y Yelp' o fu u 1 H ' v jf-f ' 1 5, ', rr f .3 zdygffl 1 no hs lapn 655 C I T Y x College bound Seniors trying to decide which school best fits their needs. That's UMKC looking over their shoulder. kk If iii I f ,!, l if ' 1' I 1 init V- yr' All 'W A iff , f . .L'ffifv..1.5r f . , I' , ' , ,Qi il ' W X f ws ' , f 1 ,f il 1 f.,.fw WM ,.l 7 rv fa. if 1 grAg.4,,f -I 5, f m Eb' ef, A yy! fif' f V-iq wil xjilriu, , , , Xlkrbfnxf fil f - JT' ' X x Q 'ujlfjf' KI3+Q 'L , W. X Q55 Xfs,X5?r.:k5,Qa xx Q,-ffl!! Q7 :Q if W X.f'i,7 , ,-- pf ff-EN 'J' NJ rwyf Q, -lf'Tx1':.!' L, jf iw LL U ff GOODBYE CLASS OF ,83 ARISE! GO CO 48 ...gl FORTH AND QUER! They were a very good group. I think they are going to make it! Mr. Elver Neal, a proud senior sponsor. EAST BEARS! They have worked hard to be prepared for life. I have enjoyed working with them. Ms. Linda Watkins, a proud senior sponsor. J UNIORS : mmm Yam 'M K Aff if 5 Q7 5 K0 nf if X . .4 fl? e f'!',f1 s A ' ' :K r-935 V 30, 'S X 113' we K A 1 ,. zf 3 ' 'ligfifvgpliifwf D Junior Class President Marijoy Balino Vice President Burt Taylor Treasure Joselyn Henderson i Secretary I Felecia Francis . Q7 X Y 1 A Q ..,'. J, i 'fin' 1 ' K 0? f l Ov ' . A,,,Af++,'1' I 11,7 . x -ff Junior Cabinet: Anthony Velasqvez, Jim Torras, Bari Banks, Patricia Carter, Phyllis Cunningham, Cheryl Rosburr, Marva Eskridge, Sherri Johnson, Lisa Malone, Tonya Watkins, Patricia Tuckness, Daphne Ford. alll., 4 --9 i' . . V V - Adams, Theresa Allen, Terri Agee, Tracy Angotti, Cheryl Baldwin, Julianne Balino, Marijoy Banks, Bari Barnes, Tommy Barker, Leon Bates, Janette Biggs, Wesley Blanks, Lisa Blystone, Gerald Bogart, Mark Borders, Alesha ' f B ,I ,:w.i?Kj W9 V' ,L an K r 5, .W ., Q 1 A '-,, 1 -, i - ' . M if . rv? as ,sw 'gf :ri ,ffl Q? , Q ,K ..- 1. - 5, ' jie ' V' , -,' ,' A x K 1 ,f r, '47 , an away -63-u. f Q L as fs 'K ' is Fitz, J , .QM ' ., is '. iz - A..g .. -, V A, VV, .- , up f .KY 2' W 5313 Y, ' . I ' A - X .f I f ' I l f i Q ily? ' A1 my -I 595' T53 ,. is g 0 Q, L llhllb L sri il lil 'A QW, ,. ,5 f5'1,U ' ez1,.eA 'ax Bosby, Willie my 1 Boswell, David , -' Q Boyd, Rhonda , x ' ll ' Boyd, Ronald 4 ' gy' Braden, Craig SU 2 f 2' jf, a , w w? iff ,.,. . T Ms, to hit: R, X ' V ' ' 'P . ., . V if: 1' :fini Brady, Lisa . I 1 ,- .- .3 .W cg' . 4 Brown, Gerald , - W- 1 4 . ' ' '4-' ' ' s -' gif TEN Brown, Paula L i x 1 . l' Q K B' Q-if: , V Brown, Mark XX '-fffvx, ' 'Y ' ,V x 2 Burgette, Lamonte ,, f '1 41 , U -,- , M. 'Sify Q, .. K r Amy B+. r . Saw - T S A i S X h K ,N h i. Sw-. is . - 3 .'Y'.e,.., ji' i ' I Y xx f W 1 -.N T1 5. V, , Marijoy Balino spent many after school hours dancing with the Kansas City Filipino Dance troop 52 fx , -, '55 f,'9',- 'Ni 1 f. 'A 3 h 5? K H , Q! 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'A ' v Brian Donahue was Hmost fascinating sophomore man in '82 ., , - ,fl lf. , NS . lr 1 P Burnes, Ardreen Buris, Brenda Callihan, Tina Campbell, Nathan Carson, Daniel Carter, Patricia Charles, Christopher Clark, Amber Clark, Sistonia Coker, Michelle Cox, Lori Crofton, Wayne Cunningham, Phyllis Davis, Arnold Davis, Arvell Davis, Darrell Davis, Kimmy Davis, Leon Davis, Neilan Dilworth, Jewell Dodgen, Brenda Dugent, Courtney Donahue, Brian Dorsen, Kevin Dunn, Jerome 53 East, Charles Eason, Rachelle Edwards, Michelle Ervin, Kevin Eskridge, Marva Estes, Kimberly Fares, Kelly Fitzwater, Richard Ford, Daphne Foster, Cynthia Foster, Jerome Francis, Felecia Frank, Ronald George, Steven Graham, Tessie Griddine, Timothy Gumm, Jerry Handson, Tyjunna Hardin, Jerry Hardin, Tonia Harding, Leslie Harper, Lavera Harris, Christopher Henderson, Joselyn Hernandez, Lean 54 as mi fs , 1 ' 3 ,, if' N ' . ttyl .J ' : l lil ll ,view syw . in fi fyfwi. ia 6 A 1 5' A ef F D ' .- E i 'X I K 1 xi' - we . x ' . ik C' Q-M - N Q 7 , ilk 'vf Q vi' . , N xv may vase' 92991 41 ,Q B 14 w il 3. . , ' L - ' 51' 4 X ,, fm, gs., ,. , ,,,,,, if , Q, nur, 2 , - at 4 , , sg A ,K ,f 1 f' iw.: X . , Felicia Francis was a lead 9 73' 4 Y: in , V 1 2' 3222 , r Ce , I .Q ,af is , My . , Q ' , -rw l N -5 ll X . F? hs' 'sr . 3 wfx V , f 1- ' 1 WT, 4257 , ' Wifi ' , J gn ar, V Er. ' 4 '- Wg? .dwl Lil dancer in the Heritage African Dance group. 5 , , in Q X wigs f-9 , ' all 39 992 '- unxxve M. xXXXX , 3s uv- g Q H' 1 ' - fi , xegvk firing . -Q Q -V, ' , ,Q '- ,Q Q 4 ,, 51, ' V ir? :il c 4. ' C 'A A A . '- --X m J I 1 x ,f X X I . Q44 ' S . -2 JW 'ffl Diane Kolwalski thinks it's great to be POLISH. Hernandez, Daniel Herrera, Rozanna Hickman, Larry Holliman, Cleve Honea, Tammy Houston, Delreese Howell, Tracey Howard, Hamish Hudspeth, Deanna Jackson, Anthony Jackson, Cythia Jackson, Mark Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Lamar Johnson, Sherri Jones Bonnie Jones, Clarissa Jones, Ceceilia Jones, Gary Kanomas, Shaun Kendall, Steve Knight, Edward Kowalski, Dianie Krevtzer, Michelle Lentz, Shelia 55 X --.. te the Lb!! rv Most Popular Instead of trying to choose one or two people to attach this label on, the class chose to identify Cheryle Roseburr, Jim Torres, Burt Taylor, Jesse Torres, Lisa Brady, Marijoy Balino and Lisa Malone as their most popular personalities. They also seem to demonstrate the spirit we are trying to establish at East. W WW, 1 - CLASS CLOWNS J fry 4 gl. J Q Pat Carter was recognized for her fantastic voice and music ability. Jim Torres, Jalena Verner and Anthony Jackson I I YOU AN E183 JU :OR B LLOT YW: 1,4 5 f.',. . . Michelle Edwards and Vell Davis danced away with a Best Dancers award! N Locke, Brian Long, Jacquelyn Lnuvier, Francis Malone, Lisa Mayfield, Jack Mc Gee, Frank Mc Gee, Theressa Mc Gee, Lori Mc Quitty, Marcy Meadows, Jill Medellin, Charles Melton, Joseph Messer, Natalie Nelson, Latika Newman, Micheal Newton, Jeff Nicholson, Cheryl Noll, Lisa Obryant, Vickie Olvera, Christina Orescanin, Radine Parker, Danny Pena, Bobbi Penrice, Shannon Peterman, Melinda 58 x i x w , Z ,Z , - 5, rf - n , 4 fl K l 'x V x -fl Ph H, :IFN 2 , a 1- 2 'sfo . 'Fw ' i 'X l X l f W-af' 1' W' .M 'wk f i Q.. A- A f . ft s' ' 'Q gene Y V i -.. . , iw W 1 - ,v -Q, f i f Xr fy. ' 'Wm Y ., gy, . l , ...,-- . 'F I 1 3 ill! Ml!! Joe Milton is always happy and Bobbie Pina is a good friend. Y Ki s a 45 4 lt -r 'fs Q4 W. ,jg R ' ri KL-1 3 .1 'ix rl, 'Y -r K XXX li XJ 4 f 3 f l O X , S . M21 1 , 1. . W- 'I . I an .3 5, rf f Q-7' A 43' if i ' ,X 1 'VJ I ., fl r S b S we f t may 4' A ' - as 'f sz' If -' , if ,x i X y 1 F V 12 ' I 1 .r 17 i .27 4, w , . .U , ,tw iv' yszfff- 94 .. - , V I This was the year Steve Sanders began to el wear a tie. Pifer, Susan Pikes, Lenn Plymell, Lisa Preston, Rosalind Pyle, Crystal Randolph, Dirk Reynolds, Bridget Rich, Qwynne Roberson, David Roberts, Tammy Robinson, William Rodriquez, Tracy Rosburr, Cheryl Sanders, Kaprise Sanders, Steven Sargent, Micheal Sauaders, Tenessa Seaman, Dianna Shelton, Renauld Sherherd, Kathy Shields, Ernie Simpson, Tracy Skeens, John Smith, Lesley Smith, Laura 59 Smith, Nataan Smith, Vincent Spann, Tonya Starchman, Rhonda Sugg, Deanna Tabron, Carla Taylor, Burt Taylor, Donna Taylor, Leroy Taylor, Steve Tellis, Brett Torres, Jessie Torres, Jim Tuckness, Patricia Turner, Roy Velasqvez, Anthony Verner, Jalena Walker, Arline Walker, Karla Wallace, Carla Wallace, Kelly Washington, Tami Watkins, Tanya Watts, Alva Williams, Cathy 60 2 . 5131. : ' , M,:.' 9 N px G 1 1. am f '. f-'4 'Z f W, t , , 1 N irzg gi s V. I Q! .T T. ., 1' Q-x ' 52' I , N A rsh ' X5 55 Q. Q' l - 'IS Q K I .gq .X ' JFX I ' X ., HiKN'wi5.A ' 'J 2 4 llh ll 1 . l l ,, Q' A ,I . 4 'bv -ng! f .. . X V Vv ' V, . if L 1. L . Q wr ' wif ., J!! ,S,,,qq -s P 5 D l Q , if M 3 3 e 3 The Juniors are exploring the new world in American History. QV, 'i'f?g'f Q! ' fa E pg 1 H at ll Williams, Carmen Williamson, Deaeree Winters, Carl 11' . , Woodward, Jennifer ' Worllocke, Wynn ' 4 W.- ' 4 Wright, Leroy Young, Tina Q if .rg ' Q, W x.K:L f 'ev J 4 QDNEWS! Oo Q50 I as ...QL fx, s M , Q X, A ' Q ff9f61jKA , f K., x me -,f -.qw Q ,- ,Lf i Q f YiSEf X Q XA le Ai, . X 1 ,xxx X LM, 04 XL! . A , WX 3 ' ,f -.fx 1 T 'W' . . , f Borders, Steve Fritz, Stacey Hayes, Steve Johnson, Steve Pelton, Felcia Riley, Kirk 61 - , ,f ' 1 ' ' 23 nie lf ' . 4:11, Q . If! , rv so 12 ' 2' Q- ig r AX. . in g fy H ,?11ie V I , A if, ' , - QA' 'r'1 2:g ..l1f'..'fL?'ri' OM' In .gvlffhv 'W Y fig -W' gr O., 'N 'fl 'fmiffii fail T. wsami- , -X' Q., if ji'fi1iQ O' if Q s 4 A-ff' PT Eff ? 1.?s4g.+-22 . a dx ef' wgi-3?'?f?1l..QT' ' s' f' e X Tammy Hubbard and Dana Byers were two of this Jr. President Marijoy Balino helps classmates prepare for parent visiting day. She is always years outstanding Junior athletes. ready to help. fN Q , 1 , rfiffazfl . nag Juniors believe in keeping trim and fit. They give the exercise room a good workout. Cheryl Angotti was one of the attendance clerks this year. Jr's do everything. JUNIORS ON THE RUN ALWAYS ON THE GO! I-li i' is -A H O- .v E- yy A M AV fi I ' ll X f .f gm, '-V 4 --- - N Y' 1 so ' r ii 5 s Q is s. , . Was Y l N, ix' Qlgf, i 62 ' 'N '--- X ' ' V , ,mjj Q ilways J, m ,1 ...- rkout. :I I 1 Nix! I? q f. 5- lfj' A 1 +. k, 1 Nw, '84 Beauties seeing double? gym y, paw- The Great 304 FROG JUMPING CONTEST! Even Mr. D tried his luck! V iv' X.-RP Lisa Malone draws a friend! v P! -AM 'EMN' F JU IOR , L X L 63 4 .Y SOPHOMORES t meme YEAR have with 5. MM, f Q , . V fi H 2 ,JM S, V 4 ,Q ' ggi- ,., - ia ' av , rw .,.,-1--fre - ff! 'iii' ' ,v ., I qw., ,, ALA. ' ,f v',Q 5 ' 33 :W ,Q,:f'.:f,' . Cv A I ,Agra-fe v 6' ,- .1 we U ,fa if M I -, l 2 A 1 y?yx:?, , 95.3 A,5V,1,- aff' Everyone smile for the plcture! Arthur White doesn t smile very much' 1.1 w .,- M, . ' 5,.f,f '-' I i ,, Adams, Melissa Adams, Tammy Allen, Thelma Ames, Rebecca Anderson, Lawrence Ashhy, Ferron Ashworth, Mike Bass, Tonia Bell, Lisa Bentley, Veronica Berg, Debbie Billings, Tony Birch, Kenneth Blystone, Gerald Bouth, Curtis Boudston, Carol Braden, Greg Brewer, Jeff Brice, Wilbradine Bryers, Lisa Burch, Regina Burns, Robin Calznrano, Mary Camp, Tyrone Carrell, Allen Carrin, Greg Carroll, Eric Casteel, Wanda Cawthon, Gary Cheadle, Terrence , V, ,L .,., CI, W A P r 1 ,V h 1 ,V cw dt? ' .A l fl .wg I up i 'P V D D 1- l ' in rv - 6 , l 5, -1, Z T -'Q K Y. . . ' I . i .- 4 . . ' Mini. AI fgkfw F iff' rim 2: , , :- f 1. l af-G fu. rf ku Y be fy '., 1 , -... ,x 7, l n :si 7 K YA fi .Sis i A ' Y 'PT.-I- ,, . l ., 5-, V-7 . X :f l , 1 g- ua. .. mm f Q1 ,, S ' 4'ff:lP it ' , 'N 5 QQ fi ,-2' ml :ilk 'lg liz e e, ' R s K '- on-A., sd 1,-' R-Q AM 'E USF? Chilcote Ronald Chrlsman Sherry Clark Ethelyne Collins Jean Combes Theresa N X 'ff 'f2w, :wwf if N, , 0? fi girl 'fip,,-4, 9' Q ' ,g-1'ff1.vsgM,.,, C , , gay , it Q. r' X Q Y Q' Xa . in , f.,,,: ,Lia . ,Q we 'H 2 6 -V vf W' , ' ,w . l s .4 ,R- 'A 4. tlarius... fi' ,X ...- gg' f - . .. , 7922. :Zi-,A Q. r rpg' I, , nv ' . Y' af , .,. ,,. , . , 'wir , 4 C . . N 1 , .A It 9 9' ' I W H , . I . wa, if f W, W, 1 ,, ,Q -.. V' Cooper Tracy Cox Michelle Cram Shelly Crawford Candita Crout Monica Daclels Nora Davis, David Davis Kim Davis Neilan Dean Sandy Dennis, Maretta Dickson, Hiram Dixon, Sherrita Dudgen, Brenda Dotsun, Tracy E A V 'l ' IQQEZ' f i , V' A , 4 fp ,, . Fight, Christie , Fletcher, Martha f 5 Ford, lroretha ff -.- 1 I 9 Ford, Melinda Ea A ' -- ' Frankoviglia, Carla ' ,, F . i wi . . , . , H dy ,V i 1 . I 1 . V . All I 1 ,f , , , W C ., , v D- if 'l f x A , 31: ' X no 'ff ' f 'ii .-. ' K '-'F 55.5 ,f Y ,H ' 1 3 af Frye, Bruce ,Q jgg ,ij Gava, Debbra ' 5 :19 1 . ., ' , , J? 5 Gilmore, Arthur . -- , H . V Gomez, Percilla ,, .. , ,, .43-' Goth, Kellie , -'ff . ,z Tir ' in , . . , , -in r 0 9' r Q 1 , ,R . , 1 1: 9 Y i f ff' fl ,l 1 .' f:.t .. ' 1 . 4- ,, - , ffm - gee, X ff in I ' ' ,Q if ua! K f. . Gray- Na r, :G .tt A.. i A A -4 Grayson, Renee 3. ' 1 ' ., F , 55 AA i - Green, Jeffery ' ' -W: 1 1 . V, , , ' ' Eff? Greenfield, Cheryl J . 1----? ,t ',-, W I , ' .5 Groves, Dianna ' uw' 50: Q -i, N 3 . f f if . N 1 QE! t , A A i I l' ' ' ,. ix ', f' I ' s L' ful, ' Gustin, Frank Haislip, Patricia T o Hardin, Terry ' ' f X: Hardin, Terrence Harness, Stevie , ' w ,- fit ' :STI 45, ' ' ffl -' , V 3' , V' , - is A s . 'Tr X Q XXXXN i 'lg I A. I I Hollingsworth, Mitchell Howard, Jackie Hubbard, Tammy Hughlon, Nancy Hutton, Terrence I l .Q , 1 Nancy Hughlon was an outstanding student of World History. 70 -I -.Zan . 5. , Ns 3995 I l 'lil s. js, fl-x I ,gas it X . r c Qs' 1 -e:-ff,,f'vjw, - 41. 'f 1- ,, ,lg xsf , if ff f N1 L ,QQ - fr xt gm . if l 4 t ik X 'I .il rms 'S K QQ ' ' 'I H n J r 'f i ' 2 ,. 4 l L , ' w . Q S ' . 8 i N g:'fgS.,, L. ly, st P in .,,. fi' ex X, is ,- J 2 X' 3 gk . Q s ,. -1 'l A ,A I x is : y Q ri , fy L'. 'gl ' Q A ff LQ P -2 T .1 , ir 2 r f l James McEnroe lives for sports - especially football. 16' A .' f ,. ,f 35 A. y st v x- ,, . if . aff at , f I .gpm XX I 4:1 gmt l . W , . 7 A 4? i Q if i S X X-4-s v x' Isaac, Duane Jackson, April Jackson, Byron Jackson, Desiree Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Donna Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Shavon Jones, Gary Jones, Shirley Jordan, Pamela Kennedy, Angela King, Jeff Larue, Susan Lee, Dewayne Lewis, Shaun Locke, Latonya Lupercio, David Mathews, Dewayne McEnroe, James Miller, Sherry Minnis, Christopher Minter, Yulonda Mitchell, Edward Mitchell, Lawrence 71 YOU A D ME IN '83g THE SOPHOMORE BALLOT l N ' , flff ' lx l , Best Dancers BiQZ95l Fling William Roberts Mmhelle CQX Sharon Johnson Frank G'-ISUH . U00 ' 1, D ,-?,...,, 8 e l v Q4 1 ,Q , ff 22: 2 rl s X fa -Ok Q 'bs L 4h ,xi if Most Attractive Melissa Adams Lamar Thomas I Most Congenial ' Jeff Green Li, Lisa Bell l , JA :Z -A. , Not Shown: Best Vocalists: Loren Reed and LaDonna Scott Llass Mr' 2122 lglsiizof 85 Clownsg Arthur Gilmour and Desiree Jackson. Jeff King 72 I, I, x 1 .N Q A 4 l de' fy xv Jn X X-41 -lL, Most Academic Frank Moore Leonna Nero w YCVHO! 3 'Q ,r ,X is J 1 e 2 41 ' Q ,,,- Best Athletes Tracy Verner Arthur White CLASS OF '83 Best Dressed Carla Nash Duana Isaac 'S E9 . ka x, X lr' ' Q A' ' Kyiv . : 1 q A a . ,Q Prettiest Smile Carla Frankuviglia Keith Randolph YI, ch , + 'z Tnllest and Shortest Sherry Chrisman Hiram Dixon -1 Most Popular Fermn Ashby Toni Parker Moore, Frank Mullin, Steve Muncy, Louise Nash, Carla Nero, Leunna Norris, Anita Nunamaker, Debora O'Bannon, Leslie O'Neal, Kelly Orcutt, Kenny Ortiz, Patty Owens, Kevin Park, Laura Parker, Toni Pena, Linda Peterson, Sherry Pounds, Rosaline Puckett, Micheal Quintanilla, Evelyn Randolph, Keith Rankin, Glen Rector, Audra Rector, Sunday Reed, Loren Rehmer, Laura 74 e F . f,iE H ,, Eu- n fit i ar 3 3 1.- gl.. A, q u: I A , gg- uf - , , I., l 1 v-A I f , 4 , aa 'l' A L an We fel glife 1 X ' 'f . if ig W ' 'I I 1, a 'f dv -4 we A, 2 - Q V 5 J 9 N 4 E -if 42 'WZ vw .V The QL, ..- M J' 3 av Wm f Q ,A i , .ini A A fiilfv Ar 'bs is x 'L ' 2 Y, Pl , 'Nl x , 1 A ' A8 . ' ei x. J' F '.7 , fa V . . it -f 1 ll i i as r Q. 1 f - is l mx r 4 fv bike ,,' x Debbie Nunamaker learned to be an honor roll student this year. -v 1 lei y. K 2 ' ' ,,w.,g,4 A Y . . , - .- , 2, . vp. gi, 'VF 4 H ' K YI ,it A ' jpiv., .Qi L I rx ly K R ,W A ' 1 li N, , ' f fl V X 2 -rd. li, 'L g . J t . X ul ve , V ',,'T,.,, Alfa. A Lf. lsr. 'W' f ?4. been y .eh Q 'Q Qi ii 'QL , , .. ,. .. .4 - -Q L ii 'S Q 5 'F' f ex---we-1 -5 'z , f r- Q 'I eg gg , iii W P M, r , U ,Mum fi 3 2 S , gl ,U 2 1glf.A,, I In 1 X 2 ' S I? Q H 5, I :fn h T -' 1 ' ' 2 i i ' fm tv L' 'X 8' v ', , 1' ' 'f ' ' ' , , J ,...h:'sq. ', , ,m.,,v'At V ,. , , 1-if . V, A . , ' 4' 4-E , ' . i' ' ., . - ' V ' Q t X r Y ' ff 1 1 ,ff ix X xx H Arthur Seguro hung up his track shoes to become an outstanding member of the Mexican Dance Troop lOlei gArturol Riley, Demetrius Rios, Mickey Rivera, Linda Roberts, William Salisbury, Tina Sander, Theris Sanders, Dennis Sanders, Sheila Santoli, Andrew Scott, Ladnnnn Seqera, Arthur Shakelford, Reginald Shepherd, Spencer Shoemaker, Leroy Simmons, Terrance Sims, Michael Slade, Tommie Smith, Charles Smith, Kathy Stanton, Michael Steinwinder, Carole f 1 Thompson, Lamar Thompson, Shirley Thomsen, Kristine Triplett, Rhonda Turner, James Vargas, Raymond Velasquez Jaime Verner, Jalena Verner, Tracy Weehunt, Lori Westley, Vincent Whitelaw, Patricia Williams, Connie Willis, Shirley Willis, Tracy Winn, Anthony Worley, Robert Young, Loretta Young, Mathew 76 i iii if f if W .3 ,Q me xx Azgq . , ,, 'L - -:Q e Q 1 1 V Q 'X ' , N, x 4, Q' ' Inf' 45' .X 5 , Q Q T . 411 8 . f' A ,IKA img., uw A X.. .,,g, , ii -rv . - X x N 1-.af . J., , if 'Ia' 'S . ,gf ' I if 2 1 4 se. , ' 72:3-, f'-'Q . 1 i 1, y ' ,-fflllfw', Qggyrelfr 'V 0, . Z .9 Y fe Q f' ff 'Y .V ,if V iq Ny. f' 1- 5, ' 2 f ' I i ' 3 QRS 1' eds' gp il? gales WRX X l X wir l. x x M, -Q 4. 'N -.. , e ,vs '-:if Arthur White OPHO ORE SNA HURRY UP and get rid of it! She's not looking! This years sophomore class has gotten off to a great start. They have been a great support group for school activities by attending the many sports events, joining in and giving a lot of spirit to skating, drama class projects, spirit days and of course their own class activities. MAKE UP PICTURES Every year we have a few people who enroll late or who were absent on picture taking day. If we wait to get their pictures in alphabetical order we would miss our dead lines and not get the book until late next year. This is our answer to the problem of late pictures. :lb i Terry Tina John Cheryl Brandkamp McKee Morrison Pyle When Melissa talks Nobody listens! Here we go round the skating rink' 1 , i 4 4 1 ! , 1 V .i. X ' :Aff 1 ff, fi ,lj ? . 3 Ni 1 rs w , 'V 'K L f wt. NX 2. 'Q' X W 3 Q 1 . if plished Sophomores can dance and exercise! 'ZR XY, 'tw-v THE SEN SATIO AL CLASS OF '85 This years SOPHOMORE CLASS has been involved in most of the schools major activities. They have provided the players for a champion womens basketball team, delegation for the Student Advisory council, a photographer for the yearbook staff, seven members of the Heritage Planning Board, the strong core of ELOT, one of the outstanding men's varsity basketball stars and other accomplishments too numerous to list in this small space. This class had shown their spirit, talent and leadership this year and promise to do even greater things in the years to come. , Ay i l 1 'I' 9 , 473. f .39 . ,. Xxx, K .14 J' 1 Y, I ., , ,I if ld' - if X Q- Arthur Segura proved to he as good a dancer as he was a cross country runner! 79 CLASS OF '85 They can hold hands and skate at the same time! Sophomores participated in every '83 event. Their spirit was hard to match. They even turned out to be great on the ice! Look out . . , here they come! , 'U- ,dwg-riff 1 fl . We Wife, -l 80 ' . .Jaw . Today Crown Center Tomorrow the olympics! FRESHMEN t emma YEAR wwf if 5 v V' I fill ' v f FRESHMAN CLASS DIGNITARIES Cabinet: Cary Cawtlion, Gayla Clemmons, Marietlu Williams, Rachelle Anderson, D, Young, Cathy Brady, Deangela Stewart, Melody Hedrick, Sherry Rector, Daphney Stewart, Laurdes Young, Doris Johnson, Jennifer Balino, K. Henderson, Billie Sadler, Mario Jacks, Patty Sugg, B. New, Deana Garrison, Felicia Knowles, Bonita Currie, Richard Stanley, T. Nall, Daffney Young, H, Parks, D. Alexander, R. Tooley, S. Cruz, Pamela Parrish, Rachel McCord. 5 4 i 4 Q .3 S rf v, i . xv S rf' W 4.. President Vice'President Cafhl' Brady Jennifer Balino R2 inf., , az ti Stacy Cruz xx . ' 'Y' rye., GEAITIM . 1 , , hx V E W . . f'1-fh .r'3h-5: it Sffcfetafy Treasurer Felicia Knowles Renetta Tooley l r E ,,, 1 Sponsor Sponsor Helen Blanton Gratest Holliman FRESHMAN FI DINGS! Gary Coleman and friend ready for Halloween! Twins day was lots of fun for people who had similar outfits. Darla Cawthon and Melody Hendrick had fun. Melissa Dines and Lisa Mathews were into school activities from the first day of school. They were excited about being Bears! 15' ,f qs 'aw--f f5 n ' A H' Q l ' X tsxunx we. 'Ve 1 t X A-111-La f f tg Mike Smith Mike has a favorite hobby that really paid off for the yearbook this semester. He likes photography and has the skills to be a very outstanding photographer. He was the only freshman to make the 1983 Eastonian Staff. We look forward to his next three years on the staff. BJ! Alexander, David Alexander, Reshon Alexander, Tina Allen, John Allison, Troy Anderson, Rachelle Andreas, Mitchell Andrews, Darryl Aponte, Carmen Artley, Delone Bailey, Donnegun Balino, Jennifer Banuelos, Maria Barnes, David Basey, Sylvester Battles, Virgil Bayless, Jody Bell, Kenneth Bell, Richard Benton, Lanette Blount, Salina Borders, Archester Borders, Sylvester Boyles, LaShandra Brady, Catherine 84 ,, mrvvt 1 1, Q. mx my : , ,,4.y, ,., W. 5 . w h? fa, 'Q 52 ,M R X nag .444 yd, ,Air xi 'JC' fi f '2-.4 ,if-wwf :L-Q 4- , ,,,. ,iii Q , Q r. , ,... X. Xfcyft ' vs? . x 5, , ,, - uf we 4 'L' so , ,.,l ,ii A , . i - ,, ,Q I . l' .. lf? M -1 2 . -'A 1 ,- , ,X 5,4 , gf, 'N Lg? A ' 'f aff .-1 -'lj , if f A A ' A 2' Yi ,V in 1 3 M F 1 .Qs KP Jennifer Balino esta muy hermosa y muy intellegentel glzfgll Arai' 6 A- la. .1 .. af 'e 1 1aif'12 .!'7 Yin 5 . 1' 'W We gp X. 15, 63 , ,,f, Q 3 ?gJ , fir 'iw Af. ll C Cam Ca C Brent, Richard Brown, Gerald Browning, Alonda Burtin, Larry Butler, Linda Cameron, Brenda Campbell, Craighton Campbell, Christopher Carpenter, Dolores Carpenter, Henry Carr, Mark Carter, Robert Cawthon, Darla Cayton, Preston Clark, Dana Clay, Alton Clemmons, Gayla Coburn, Koren Colvin, James Cotharn, Dina Counce, Monica Crain, Sean Crout, Monica Cruz, Staci Cundiff, Carrie l 'A Qi is 1' 1 ' 4 V Ya l Q W ir N ' N, u. - xx A 'jx 'Ely - , 'W 1 . vi , fi , '-zfiixrraailif-lil .1 A il' N - -' !f -Q rf 2. 4 X XS' - P li N if ll ' i 1 411 . x , - '1 is C51 I , -qg f ga! fi cg, ' x ma A fe FAQ :FL l r 4' 'Q 'f Koren Coburn is glad he left Raytown to become an East Bear. Currie, Benita Currie, Kim Davenport, Sandy Davis, Derrick Davis, Keith Day, Henry Dickerson, Michael Dickerson, Ora Dillon, James Dines, Melissa Dixon, Latonya Downs, Dorothia Dugent, Mark Dugent, Steven Duncan, Nathan Ellis, Everette Evans, Kenneth Fisher, Edward Flowers, Sheila Ford, Michelle Ford, Peter Fountain, Harold Frank, Ryan Garrison, Deonna Garrison, Josette 86 . . Y ,Kaffe ' I W g e - ,. + 4, ' we , 1. f-I i Alb ff Q , Q , , . Ai: 6 A N A Z vfff in s 4 iif'!jk: N- W' V ' if Y 3 V 'n'- 4' ir ' Fi gg 5 ' fl K' if, . f A J , K3 N' -2' 'iz ' Q J, ff lm K i -,Dj SP, A3 N ' y :M J fe--agar xii . '11, til! ' y Mfxg.. . i 'V M - A y - as D . f y M-lil, 57 ... ' I 'A' -. 14 , ,i.Q,..,q -Xi. -5 D - .. 5 'Z - 4, If ,fi o. I vs T .ANI S ' l x x X . Nx . .gf so Steve Mathis excelled a 5 2 I 1 -v 'Sri like . L' : A . .1 'T ,.-2 . ,. - ix ' ' , 'V ,l 1 ' ii '1 . ra .t,L..ser 'f - in 1 -2 'S 'I W1 . ' Qf, Y ii .Y Q ' va. X wg? , ' A .2 -W 'f , mv X , is I , sr , 361-Zi' 9 5 ,K Rsadiif' ' a , fu Ng Ha- . 5? im 2 , s a war dancer in the African Dance Troop. 1 llzi P l He H H H H Goudeau, Darold Hall, Chevelle Hammock, Delbert Hansell, Jeffrey Harper, Anthony Hedrick, Melody Henderson, Kristie Hernandez, James Hightower, Byron Hill, Bryan Holley, Delecia Hopkins, Billy Howard, Kathleen Howard, Rosalind Hurst, Tracy Ingram, Gail Jacks, Mario James, Redia Johnson, Doris Johnson, James Jones, David Kidwell, Richard Kinsey, Mia Kirby, Twylla Kizine, Brian . , or t the xv .Q I 5 rr -. Y , 4 ,V , X K X K K ,I Q WA , ,Q . , 1 jf, 'if g X li lr- xl L z E Clilefs i' 1 'T ,, 'K 1 1: ' N W :pf ' I li 5' it xv - f ' QS-, V 1 Y f i This ,A . ,Q5 4 ,M if ' ' Ji l 7 4 if 57, P 'wg ,, ,, if its, 'ii f ,V yeafg freshman class gave East new spirit! Right, Twyla Kirby? R7 1 iw Vhite and new 1. E .z f, 1, .qi A his as If ,, - F, 5 , . '37 f' Ac , f FRESHMAN CLASS BALLOT Most Likely to Succeed: Byron Townsend, Jennifer Balino and David Alexander. Most Shy: Darrell Smith and Lorna Mayberry. Most Popular: Cathy Brady, Darryl Goudeau and Reshon Alexander. Best Dressed: Yolanda Roberts - Gilbert Williams. Best Athletes: Darryl Goudeau - Sheila Flowers. Tallest: Rachelle Anderson and David Jones. Shortest: James Peterson and little Olga Meza. Class Clowns: Tamara Williamson and Benny Watts. Best Dancers: Lisa Riley and Joseph McNealy. 'Sn 4 if gy, i-mir' D55-5 771 gf 91' ,I , ,aw f A X fa! : 'Lal A: s w. ' A it -Mies, 'Ai ll 'X Ta i ii g 1 f 1, X 27' I 7 ...I 5 W Y ' r L 89 Klugmnn, Robert Knowles, Felicia liemay, Sonia Limhach, Gregory Littleton, Dana Malcom, Bryan Marshall, Delisa Mathis, Steven Matthews, Lisa McCain, Tina McCarthy, Timothy McCuen, Michael McCord, Rachel McNeely, Joseph III Medley, Shannon Messer, Kenneth Meza, Olga Miller, Lori Milroy, Payne Mitchell, Chad Moffett, Tammy Moore, Terrill Mountjoy, Dawn Murray, Roger Nall, Teresa 90 . i 5 4' ll ' ii W, .1.1'n 'i fl. f va ee , M W V gli i ,, y 4 6 3? is. K i,w,'f.:1l. 'Q I 1 1 lil ,Z ,L 'f f-- X 3: I, ll W '.,a ., w 2 1 J E I ' 1 J lx ' 5 ii 1 Q N IN- X , .Fi yy'!.N4 V slizk r, f gl 7 1 I 4 . 1 fi I kg. ' Q L. 'U ls-f 1 wi 9 1 . , If ,, 5 9 .ii M fl I 3 F 1- i' pw.. 5 Tammy Moffett served on the East planning committee. l I ,J ' - i x 4 l M. 'fl a iii f ,Sail 35, ,-.N -cfm Nelson, Latonya Nelson, Mildred New, Becki Orcutt, Jack Ottmers, Tammara Pacheco, Marie Parker, Shawn Parks, Gina Parman, Donald Parman, James Parrish, Pamela Patterson, Robin Payne, Delroy Pena, Delia Pena, Phyllis Perryman, Michael Peterson, James Petty, Tawyna Phillips, Daniel Plymell, Rhonda Pounds, Roy Powell, Tracy Pucket, Shannon Rector, Cherri Redman, Tina i..,f. r, ll w' v -f w 15 fo. A 0 - Q I' v N -4- 9 2 l - P 'A r 1 1 i 3 ff P 51 , - Si . - - fr , e .A ' i Z Q P' ,, C K JJ- , ,A rf ' 1 :Tx X i 5 X 3 ' I lo, x ' x X lx X, ' 3' f X351- , - l r 1 xll ' l me , v i' .. r N L 48 1 fl. . D ,, Q, U i . ., ,-.. MM M a V ,Q B ., , 3' it N, N .P Q, 4- 1? H Q Q. . A ' Q - ' I 2 7 P ' f ' ' ' l Q li N as 1 s D If Q il 'xl fi i if ,. . vu Delia Pena is looking forward to 3 more years at East! as 91 Reynolds, Craig Riley, Lisa Roan, Janice Roberts, Yolanda Rodriquez, Mark Rodriquez, Matthew Rogers, Brian Rogers, Terry Roland, Cordelia Sadler, Denise Sanders, Anthony Saunders, Vanessa Scott, Kenneth Shinn, Kelly Short, Susan Smith, Brian Smith, Darriel Smith, James Smith, Michael Sooter, Eric Spence, William Stanley, Richard Stewart, DeAngels Stewart, Jimmy Sugg, Patty 92 .!31.t., I Q -' is -5 X L! ' 3,5 6. s' HW z'i 1 ,tg Q T l 4 if 2 Q, if R l . llllllil if' ll I X- 2 ,-. -W-:rn .. ,A E' W H 'J .8- 1 2 , ' 1 , rv ' 5 '7?ff 2 ' 19 L, ' , 1 gig Y s. X l 'Kb'iawM . ' if Phi' -vs 1' gl- w I 1 Q , 2 , ylf. we , f' , -4, . 3', 'f ., -, x- ,f 5935 C 'D P vf , ,- 3-1 14' l i Lisa Riley spends many hours boxing! Right on Lisa, women can do anything! Sylvester, Velencia Tarbox, Brenda Thoeni, Cheryl Thomsen, Robin Tooley, Renetta Toombs, Edward Torrence, Bruce Townsend, Byron Tyson, Delen Tyson, Deleon Vandyke, Jon Vasquez, Richard Wade, Angela Washington, Lionel Waggerman, LaDonna Watson, Felix Watts, Bennie West, Cheri White, Darwin White, James Williams, Beth Williams, Christopher Williams, Gilbert Williams, Latrice Williams, Marietta 'W xv. lliyrivr , I-Yi' T53 P Q- f- ,x 'Q Q ..,.v ITM , 'ii Eff 1 -. v .E Q if .aw 5 T , 4 A -W-mv iiTf.,, fly 4- s , lf N if ww- ' Q K .. n. ,W -,j . Q 4. . ,X .. Q K ft! fn. W1 'TK ' a , N U G gix 7-Z2 Q 1 'wife- ? . ' tax ? ,r -lb. . 3715 'R 7 ' V3 x l J f 'I , I Darwin White demonstrated his American Indian her ig, x pf? : fig , - - -' ' W, 1 , T Q 9 1 f Q if-X ff- ,- itage by learning the hoop dance. 93 Williams, Pamela Williamson, Tamara Willis, Mark Wilson, James Wilson, Mark Wooden, Timothy Woodley, LaShan Woods, Anthony Yewell, Michael Young, Daffney Young Laurdes Young Rhonda Young Dwayne Young Ricky nny Y n i 4 , ' '- Q z Q, s ' Q, , . . . J' , . or V , vig: , L9 in .. ' -3' Y 3-Q,-,v - w i , 735- ',, Q 1, - ' f Q vs f 1. - J of fx'-Q., SM It was exciting for this years freshman class to demonstrated high interest in Bear activities enter senior high. They settled down to study and LATE FRESHMEN PICTURES 3 , . Evans, Jimmy ,- A.lk..x2 .....,, at 'U N wgggl Helm Christi ' v hu Kelby, Dwayne rf NN Miller, Lori Sims, Monica W00ll'idge, R0lJil1 Yea, for the class of '86 f 'J if ff Cochran, Kathleen Groves, Michelle Q X 'xi N. x '5 I Z fi 'X ,X ,ri l x wx ,fllt Q 'L E' ,,,,- h C -H - ,- .- K Um FRE HMAN HIGHLIGHT OF 1983 .car f lie , ff 1 ,, -u x ll Olga Meza was a happy member of the Heritage Mexican Dance Troop. Rf v Rf' 'f Billy Hopkins was a parade clown at Homecoming. Tammy Moffet, Melissa Dines and Carrie Cundiff attended the American Indian Day celebration at the Federal Building with their Civics class. It was chilly. 1 , , 53- ,Q 5 1 .1 X vin' x 5 E .A ju 'z..f-NSI? ff... 'R ' M, 'a ' A 4 1- of ,i- W o e-. '.'-' V'-' ,. aff , Mem. ,,, 25,4 - -- 2 ,'l'1r ' g ., W ff -4 'gf- A -.4 Q..- -1 .1 - ,ig ' . xi, 5 -0 f- ' . 4 wr' . Q a ff! f el ' ' ' 8 -' '-A' e - Vg- -. ,, .W- S h , k ,x ,A ' N ' ' r ,- t g . ,, g e M Q Q 5 - N, -MA? L, 'f- f ' ..,,' -. W ,LV ' xgshwf . ' .. , ., .. 4 ' 'ffmff ,, eb I .t. k, 'KH , ' ' V-'ea ' If e --: . nf, W' i, .- F:-un K A I- , -,- Y - - -U , L. ,-ff. - g , ' -- ,. . . -a.. . The Freshman football team showed great promise. You'll see more of these young men. ACTIVITIES I norm YEAR Aw W 7 'v EASTO IA 1983 A83 19 YEAR BOOK ill STAFF 1 WORK' 1983 Editor and Chief Joseph Moser 1983 Staff Freshman Editor Maria Meza Assistant Kelvin Kemp Sophomore Editor Sandy Dean Assistant Carlos Arzola Junior Editor Dinah Phillips Assistant Jesse Kizine Senior Editor Ellicia Franklin Assistant Dan Whitney Sports Editor Kerry Shaw Assistant Lisa Malone Activities Rickey Williams Faculty Vincent Williams Photographers Chris Capehart Brenda Lentz, Mike Smith, Karen Young, Sandy Dean Sales Manager, Mike Bessenbacher Assistant Kerry Shaw Art Editor Donald Strickland Academics and Royalty Andrew Bogart Business Manager Advisor St. Advisor 98 Beth Wilson and Maria Meza Shirley K. Schaaf Rene Guess Planning 164 pages is hard work and takes serious discussions by the entire staff iliu l lik , 51 . 1 , Don Strickland ' . inx 4 4 -,R V L 1 5 14 , ,ad 'ff-Q A xg Carlos has a great idea, Karen writes it down and Kerry is ready tn do it. K 4 A it , Kerry Shaw ' -:gp A ' s -1 'v 1 'x' 1 J I I A 4 , Mike Smith Dinah works on an advertising poster to improve sales. l I. I F .f v 1 , -Sauk f f .'i'v 1 Nix l R. ,y ff Q ,.L!X1.1r M 'M I no , .' 3 f , -l . ' Y xi ' Km lu X fi ,Z N,.,Q,,fg In-x Q I r , f A aa, ' Even though many companies sent men as their representatives were welcome in the various occupations! 1 they informed us that women 6 0 X Q I I Y r, ae 5 -N , no Ki y LW ,d 4 , - ilL ! Kansas City Missouri Police Dept. U. S, Navy Reserve ,X , m ,teady rs for year. X 1 , Q wards 'ernor :ed in if his The Army wants a few good men and women. The Kansas City, Mo. Fire Department, 49-1 TUDE TCOU CIL X Q 6 Q . r x S... f e -1 - f v , ' 4, rl, r 1 i wj4'1' xiii ll' N-..2, ', K v' like , fi 'lf F' gil I ! .,,, XKNXXX gy! f rssrxif A -xi hi , 4' ' JK I! I -eg T , to .lf . xg Hg, ,4 . , L M -' 3' 6 M' xi' l. if ff . 'QLJ' . OFFICERS Myron Williams - President, Courtney Durham - Vice President, Phyllis Dickerson - Treasurer, Rosalind Preston - Secretary, Felecia Francis - Parliamentarian Members Troy Allison, Jennifer Balino, Bari Banks, Wanda Casteel, Anthony Clark, Edward Cummingham, Jackie Dickerson, Daphne Ford, Carlene Graham, Darlene Graham, Charisse Hightower, Michelle Johnson, Maria Meza, Olga Meza, Felicia Pelton, Rachel Riley, Vanessa Rucker, Josephine Sanders, Karen Young. 102 Y . Q G qw Officers Leslie Martin - President, Willie Jordan - Vice President, Kelly Goth - Secretary-Treasurer, Rhonda Boyd - Business-Publicity Manager, Steven Kendall - Sergeant at Arms, Olga Meza, Sllnday Rector, Cheryl Thoeni, Lisa Brady, Billie Sadler, Linda Pena, Marijoy Balino, Michelle Cox, Tanya Watkins, Jennifer Balino, Daphne Ford, Joseline Henderson, Tony Parker, Sandra Johnson, Reshon Alexander, Felicia Knowles, Edward Cunningham, Kristie Henderson, Cheryl Roseburr, LaTrice Williams, Evelyn Sexton, Dean Brice, Hiram Dickson, Jerome Foster, Anthony Jackson, Frank Moore, ELGT x xx . ,A lik' - 0 ' 1 1 4 I I I A l 1 . 1 1 l K f I l I I' y ' 7 1 , r , 1 . . I .:, , , f, ' , ' L.z.,f i yi, gf 1 f L 1 6 X V.: , Us all Sponsor Diane Fisher Vs. ., ,vk ' X 'J' f .. is 1 1 .- 1- X'v w Aw 3 r -9 .ff .3 +i.?4i .q 'pw 5 Q. 4 fff W.. W, - N, ff f, f .-'we av faq . . 1, nf., fav ' M IE! f s , , , f w.. wat 1 N Y 1 ! XX 1 f .4 ' - fm ,J . Gg,., 'ff' V,-' ' ., ,M F55 Vf. 1? Q I i iv ,f -f, ' . 1 wi. sw: f--ff,-D, 7 2' J'- Vg 4 1 1 N41 i K hz.,-L. .. . ,. ' ' , , 3 .L-..:.. ' 'im' '7 . A New wi I ' -.M 'f Cf? I5 1- Y ' ' .. UH' 1 . --- ' ' .fm y .. ,VV -V 4 ,.,i,h,,bw.t , .s .,,,.,.,, , HERITAGE CLUB ACTIVITIE '-'-H -V .- 1' ' In early December the Heritage Club Dancers began weekly practice, They had targeted February 25th as their performance day and they wanted to be professionals by that date. Here the Mexican-American troop of the Rainbow People learn their beginning steps. The Club spent week-ends doing cross-cultural visits. Here they are shown sharing our way The Heritage Center was a business headquarters for the club. Here Kerry Shaw makes a community call to encourage parents to participate. DRESSWIBQQQ GERMRN5 .'?9f'v fe'-152 Planning cultural heritage days for the entire school to participate in were fun in February. of life with the Young American Hmong Society of Kansas City, Kansas. It was an exciting evening of talk, soft drinks and volleyball. 106 5 E 3 4 I M. o qi ilfgaifi fiiie' 3 if ggi T51 lfiafikg 125 r the 'un in x Mexican American Day brought some beautifully made costumes out of the student's closets. These pictures should all be in color. y Y Becky Klegh and Bob Bourrett listen as Qan Deperalta explains artifacts loaned by the Heart of America Indian Club. Members of the Club were asked to participate in panel activities and organizational meetings so that they could explain East's Ford Foundation Grant and what we were trying to accomplish through Multi- culturalism in our school. Members spent many after school hours this way. 9 Q .pf ,. ,T ,..1 L07 DRAMA CLUB Kellie Gilford and Denise Adams gave fine performances. NOVEMBER PLAY l This was a perfect fantasy for the first semester parent visiting night as well as for the school assembly on Halloween eve. The student body enjoyed the antics of the cast and became a part of the production. 108 Y -xx xX X f ,. 5 . R I l . . tr A 1 hu ' LW , f y 'X ! 5' 43, Q .. ax x - u xk ' . fu, fa X ' 9.-...Mm Jylk FTW' , url, :QW 'Z FUTURE HO E AKER OF A ERIC Marjorie Pounds Rosaline Preston SPONSOR Mrs. Dioner Linda Swadley Natalie Seal Clarisa Jones Carla Frankoviglia Mary Calizario Bari Banks EMAKER5 :ll 1 .- X 1 Nfw we .NF , O F 3 ff 5 a e 2 -Fl I E, E 1-I , Y , 1, ffl' . 5' e f ,N ,C 4,0 W OFFICERS PRESIDENT Carla Frankoviglia SECRETARY Mary Calizariu HISTORIAN Beri Banks lg 223+ J ull' L' Q ...Q will f ,..':: -iff: ara., -W to ASTS MIGHTY f e L MARCH1 G BAN - . z H+ , 1, 5, A4 V This year's Band Master, Sylvester Heath, has . entered our Band in every city parade. This has - brought great pride to East. Our flashing GREEN AND BLACK has been seen in the American Royal Parade, the Veterans Day Parade as well as our own Homecoming Parade in November. If Y. Roberts, L. Brady, C. Chrisman, S. Davenport, R. Ames, G. Clemmons, E Sexton, J Foster M. Pacheco, K Cob J D'll - - , . urn, . 1 on, 110 C. Williams, W. Bosby, K. ONeal, A. Johnson, L. Fikes D Johnson D Pa ne G Cain D R b K ' ' V V A , . y , . , . o erson, . Evans, M. Williams, D, Bales, G. Cawthon, A. Clay, G. Cook, H. Dickson, P. Jordan, M. Meza, O. Meza, L. Plymell, T. Powell, A. Rodriguez, D. Walton, M. Young A, aim 1 7 oHo1R has G. Hayes, T. Johnson, D. Donahue, T. McGee, V. Bentley, B. Banks, T. Alexander, L. Swadley, EEN P. Carter, P. Cunningham, E. Sexton, L. Roberson, D, Murff, R. Starchman, J. Melton, K. Locklin, loyal H. Howard, S. Taylor, T. Berrel, K. Coburn own I 4 5 : 1 W F gl! A +, if 4 x X 1 N Ar! E X F ff!! if 'N A ' -1 I -. . ' Al V ,A f' Jf,'fJf .J X lfi 3 Q l , I -Y VIII, 3 Jillon, EARTH, WIND, Sz FIRE EAT Wi YOUR HEART OUT! x. Back row Lisa Brandy, Carla Tabron, Sistonia, Marijoy Balino, Rhonda Starchman, Crystal Pyle, Gayla Clemens, Tina Thomas, Sandy Davenport, Dianna Seaman Middle row Ferran Ashby, Tesse Gramham, Dana Byers, Pam Fulson, Tracy Rodriquez, Kelly Fares, Janet Locke, Carolyn Stanley, Teresa Anders, Deanne Hudspeth, Duane Isaac Front row Roselyn Preston, Marjorie Pounds, Deleese Houston, Denise Adams, Laurence Mitchell. Not Shown Karen Young. 32? Advisor Ray Galler Left to Right: Dan Cunningham - Business Advisor, Tesse Graham - Treasurer, Tracy I E Rodriquez -I Secretary, Crystal Pyle - President, Rosalind Preston - lst V. President, kflciarigoy Balino - 2nd V, President, Jacky Rainy - Explorer Advisor, Ray Galler - School visor. 112 X S IDRS, liiili urer, Tracy , President, ller - School ,W 51' Vik! r- 'ilu -l.4. 1: 11 -- I ff I V .4 sf . 5 ,' . Z5 1 L , 43- A 'r ' 1 5 W Tl . .2ffff'i . elf f -,536 1 4fIfZ?i, f , tr ' QA -, - -' . e X' TU 'gif' -3 ' T v . N . 5 5 4 I I . l N ' . A B- B 1 9 ze fr Q , i K 'R ' ll, B n 1 M xi f p p T ' Y, ' A l ffl ll il! Lx .E-'lx....,.f,.g,- 4 WE LOVE f3,5,'S wma, ,A Q -v 7 'Dt' Q 4,4 A xv! i A PARADE This year THE BEARS participated in a number of parades: The Royal Parade, Veterans Day Parade, our own HOMECOMING community parade and ROTC Field Day. The Band, Pom Pom Team, Color Guard and various ROTC Squads added a lot of class to the events they supported. We congratulate these fine groups for making East look so good. Where ever we go people know we are the MIGHTY MARCHIN' BEARS FROM EAST. Q96 HXG.H S C H ANSA5 K jan f Q htlfvl X, ,ffx If ,7 :.,, 'll . 4 ' JV' ff f .T .W S a Nad' Wy 31 l 5 ll 'X NJ' , W 4 if nl frm,..r.. l . 4.i:hw,'7'1,i A lil ,QM Y., .. East POM-POM Team QW..- 4-Wm W t-3... ..-.-, , ,Nu -M Il!! W l I x r I ' gs, , I ' , -f 'f .-1, W 1 ..,f , ' 41: QQ i 44 ll ' ' 'Z 'ri ' ' X 'N . A L1 1 lf-5 '- i V . ' l J, w C Q. I 1 . 3, ya' ' of ll: v . ll, to , W .K a ,. 3 V ,li ' , . . Y, , E 1? , 1 fp' 'g' 4- ' . T. ', f V 5 A 55 i- - , i l f If jf ,Z .iz r , I l f X, Back Row: B. Klegh, J. Torres, D. Whitney, J. Henderson, R. Scott, R. Davis, V, Williams, M. Harris, B. Banks, A. Gilispe, D. Roseburr, C, Arzola and J. LaPonte. Middle Row: C. Candida, C. Caphart, B. Lentz, Karen Young, C. Angotti, L. Fikes, M, Williams, M. Meza, T. Parker. Front Row: R, Sullivan, J. Kizine, A. Westmoreland, F. Randolph, C. Roseburr, F. Ashby. 1-4 400,929 Q3 In a co-operative effort between the School District and the Mid-Continent 1 uyg ,GI Council of Girl Scouts the S O S project was instituted to give Senior High ' f Students the opportunity to teach Elementary Students the evils of shoplifting. 4' East students have formed teams and go to area grade schools and present lessons on the consequences one must pay if they take things that do not belong to them, We are hopeful that our effort will bring down the instance of shoplifting in our community businesses. I STUDENT ADVISORY CHAIRPERSONS ER Joe Moser and Evelyn Sexton fm CH Rfipsfsty ON i A-, 55,3413 py - N .K'v ,H Q V h , , i2?2.-:,.l Senior Advisory Committee: Jesse Kizine, Carlos Arzola, Maria Meze and Sheila Alex- ander. Suzanne Settle Central Office Shirley Schaaf Advisor STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The 1983 Student Advisory Committee was very involved in leadership activities and worked very hard to improve our school climate. Their STUDENT-TEACHER RAP SESSION was a real innovation for developing student-staff relations. Members this year were: Jeff Green, Kerry Shaw, Lori Hopkins, Kellie Goth, Tammie Moffett, Diane Kowalski, Sandy Dean, Mike Smith, Carlene Graham, Evelyn Sexton, Joe Moser, Alverta Williams, Ferron Ashby, Willie Jordan, Jerome Foster, Rickey Williams, Daphney Ford, Kelvin Kemp, Jesse Kizine, Arline Walker, Maria Meza, Carlos Arzola, Bobbie Pena, Jim Torres, Arthur White, Darwin White and Marijoy Balino. The committee chairpersons, Joe Moser and Evelyn Sexton were East's delegates to the Superintendents Advisory Council. Mrs. Suzanne Settle, from the Central Office Staff, came once a month to give leadership tips and guidance to the group. Her help was much appreciated. A Bear Gram from the EastBear PROUD TO BE A BEAR WEEK The first annual Proud to be a Bear Week was a great success. The Heritage Club planned the week so that all the people at East would be honored and feel proud to be a part of our school. The Friendship Tree with everyones picture on it really told the story of how the Heritage Club wants everyone to feel about our fine staff and students. 118 in FF ' -f-'ri It's Good To Be The KING! 4' H I ' e o 2 , n gi . 'J -lb ln! A D 'MTF1 'A I 1 v 7 -3 av fi A N. M j A 3 'N THE HERITAGE CE TER One of the first things the Heritage club did was to set up room 308 as a Heritage Center. In this room are displays of artifacts from our various ethnic groups, and as many printed materials about ethnic history that we could find. In the future we hope to see this collection grow and become very valuable to our school. This year the center has been very action oriented because it was the meeting place of the Heritage planning board and the Student Advisory committee. In the future we hope it will become the favorite small group meeting place. In October, channel 9 sent Denise Franklin Jones to do a story on our Heritage operation and a very fine story was shown to all of K.C. Here you can see the beginning of a new tradition at East. r . I z 1 Ax Q lux! fa rg ' , fx 'JR J' 'f - . A., 4 Denise Franklin Jones of Ch. 9 interviews Heritage co-ordinator, Shirley Schaaf for the 6:00 news. 122 Wi' 'if The camera catches Raymond Zapian and Sandy Dean. il Joe Moser can reach the high placesg Sandy can't! Roz and the Bear! ATHLETICS t emufm YEAR mm, .y X Q fi V X V. J k! IV' ' I Carla G d frm 2 ,fif GO BEARS! , ,' .7 1' H GO BLACK AND GREEN 5 -, ,Q VICTORY FOR EAST! A 125 Q E I! F Q, Susie Corbett V EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST 15,15 15,15 15,3,12 s,15,15 15,6,a 13,15,5 15,15 15,15 15,11,10 15,15 14,10 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Van Horn 4,1 K.C. Lutheran 9,5 Hogan 9,15,15 Paseo 15,4,6 Harrisonville 6,15,15 Van Horn 15,9,15 Southwest 4,8 Lincoln 7,12 Diortheast 7,15,15 Central 3,0 Westport 16,15 126 ROSTER Front to back, left to right: Rachel Sullivan, Valerie Beasley, Loretta Woods, Renee Grayson, Deborah Murff, Kelly Gilford, Nancy Hughlon, Cheryl Roseburr, Rhonda Triplett, Ursula Randolph, and Coach Kenneth Speese. Fine play like this led East Varsity Volleyball team to a second place season One match away from first place, VOLLEYBALUS ALL-STARS Ursula Randolph is a senior at East High School. She led the volleyball team to a second place finish one game out of first place. She was voted to the All City team, and also selected as the Most Valuable Player of the Interscholastic League. Coach Kenneth Speese also de- serves a lot of recognition. He was named Coach of the Year of the Interscholastic League. Congratulations to Coach Speese and the entire East High volleyball team. -J. J V OLLEYBALL i in Back Row: Nancy Hughlon, Lisa Brady, Debra Murff, Sheila Flowers, Tonya Bass, Coach Speese Front: Denise Saddler, Cheryl Toney, Marijoy Bolino, Jenifer Bolino. wg ..:9'Ki5f-ig: 13512 W f qi ' 11 V nj A' .' q11'..,,- Sl , I 'A 4+--4---Af - wus' .L-'-,Q,.fv,,:L,.. ,,... .i ,W '12 N Coach Speese Our Volleyball coach has now perfected his abilities to the place where he was named K. C.'s COACH OF THE YEAR. Our women demonstrate his fine ability by giving East a high standing in the League. Congratulations Coach Speese and to the team. 128 Ms '--ui ' ,Rm zz 'Z ' .rn -....,,m ..- Qian 3 ie Back Row: Regina Burch, Tyrone Kamp, Lamont, Burggett, Terance Cheedle, Daniel Carson, Keith Randolph, Steve Kendall, Reggie Davis, Manager, Shirley Jones FRONT ROW: Brian Bell, Willie Bosley, Author Segura, Anthony Jackson, Linda Riveria, Chris Charles, Joe Melton. Coach Mrs. Shubert. - - , COACH: Mrs. Shubert l l ISM, Authur Segura Linda Rivera Anthony Jackson CROSS COU TRY TEAM 26 Aa- 4-if , I .4 ,I V. 1.1: ,' . , ' .fff'l. -.-M 1 , 61.1. V4 ,- .xx 423279 .. 1, .7 - , 'rin 'i , L' ' . ' l -. W v D ,. . 1.21, ,- ' SWNQ' .' A 1-A r . 'X EF, ., Lu-f '4' - ' - ROSTER: 1Front rowj Jeff King, Bob Bourett, Joe Moser, Dan Barker, Kerry Shaw, Vincent Williams. QMiddle rowj Coach Sammy Davis, Victor Lindmark, Charles Smith, Terrence Eskridge, Shannon Penrice, Andrew Johnson, Andrew Sanboli, Coach James Ellis. fBack rowb Darrell Davis, Duane Isaac, Kelvin Kemp, Shelby Payne, Henry Williams, James McEnroe. Alumni Bill Morrison watches the game very closely with the head hit men. Bradley Henderson makes his only catch of the year. 4,..l W fi. xXx Back McClain, Daryl Davis, Brian Donohue, Lamar Thompson, Carl Winters, Greg Carrin, Jesse Torres, Ernie Shields, Coach Blackwell Middle Alan Carrel, Duane Isaac, Frank Moore, Duane Toombs, Tony Billings, Ferron Ashby, Andrew Santoli, Curtis Booth Front Arthur Gilmore, Michael Sims, Charles Smith, Andrew Johnson, Tracey Agee, James McEnroe, Greg Braden, Shannon Penrice , . 5 '- A . . - ., J 5 X I .xg :I , A 'X -' , HSABQ, -7,5 , ,Y i f 3, A ,Aix ,h . NM I: 41 9- 4 ' v ,5- ix i it gfefv'-' 'ki'-' v s ' 'IQ 1 4 . - Q - , , 33'-,Nici--'43 if as, :' Q L..- -:N . f-'.' v, ' 'EL 'fy ieirfb ' ,Fw--A Wie-. -'fl-:ng of if i ' ' 'W . S 'i ' 5 g-FQ - ' 'lille 1 .If 4. - . - , , rx, WM- j,4,+,x,i ' Q an-0--4 , Q F.-. Sf T QS- f I :la e f x 4 ,- 4 .., ,V .. Q l V U Q, -- - -A -v . -, C? l ' i It K Y .V ' 5 ' 'A' ' -QQ...-4-serv A ' 'V . f- w 1 ' - fi': ' '. . J '- t' M, .sly -+ l , J' A ' Xxlaif 51 Q Q1 -- . J , ,. , X M -f --Wf- , l ' 4 W. i-l --e V, . is 285' ,, . ' ' 2 '- .. - ..f fi f ,. ,, .-,ffiibl .Y '. - uf, For every hour a team is out on the Held playing a game, they have spent three hours 27 ,K '-' -'ff-f doing this. This is the hard work. ff. -ff .f'-'i13i3'3l Q 'i' H Come rain or shine the players were always in shape for practice! if-fi af' 4. -, .- 421, ,.-,, ' - .- 4 .-Q 132 We 'ii ,wgwfh L X ig, 1' it 5 433 f' f' ' omega 'Via 71' '-A W KW B AXE -.hx ,, ffigi ff if 'Em 9x Yu new Q 1 fi. VB ll! A Nh ..a 1 G Q R fl ifa sl, X li Y Jxrvlhak. it J. -Wrflf-51 aff, '-wwf. M iff' gm'-I, i A1 .-mf 1 f' if Wy, ' -x , 'Q' f UA 'bas Y null Back Coach Johnson M1chaelDxckerson Mark Karl Darly Smxth Shawn Crane Delroy Payne Ora Coach Blackwell Dlckerson Mrddle Darrell Goudeau Chrxs Campbell Dewayne Young Cralg Reynolds Byron Townsend Kelth Davls Dana Clark Craig Campbell Edward Buford John Allen 5 s 4 Lets see those fanmes m the air Athletw Dlrector lack Webber W 111111511 f hours PM on A 2 1- k 'tt M lil L Sh 'ZW' 'gegA3l?'i5 l-rwhvnen lifurfx rlndw for the snap hunk' UQU -1' rfb? My V A25 5. I '55 'fffi .2 1 ' ' M ivw.. 1-ff' ' le Mf- ,nf5.f3+1-fmiww 54' V' 43? M e '5 ' f,fA+s?-'3f.fxfi-I-9 'i,'.i-:S-'lf -'N 4 -1 '4'xN,.. Y I ------Yi it BA KETBALL HO ECOMING Homecoming Royalty is alwa s bea t'f l ola. y u 1 u to see at East. It gi collective beauty. Narrators: Rachel Slilliyan and Carlos Arz X '-,, l'.' L .W W ,V In -If , l, j Q A f' A Q4 We he ,il -in .iiwv-W 'I l afof Mo tx 'ii 'nw' X . ves us a chance to honor those who demonstrate o .Q c.c. . 5 . Fixko- K . A ' of 5 3455? -. Q. 5 ' 3- yi . Q Z ,- f C il 15 + if X g if lv 1 'Q-Psa:-f N vis? X Homecoming is always an exciting game. Mrs. Schubert and Ms. Watkins provided us a great day of activities. The Assembly followed an exciting and colorful Spirit Week planned by the Cheerleaders. 'iv V54-4 ':' Q2 f - Joe Melton flies away from Southeast! He must have springs in his feet. Arthur White demonstrates why East is always B threat! HALF TIME PERFORMANCE BY THE DRILL TEAM ' , ' 'L , X gg g . 5 L rg:-fgkxx . If I TA. 1, Af: ,- .155 '-flf' i Q44 fx Q M f A+-'H' i ,,ggQ,Qf5 IT. , .-Q.. I--mf 1 ii I ,ix l - , - ev V' mi. , Lg.. K, H . , . 4 - ,Ai .F 1-. A . i . i 1 ,.., A a 01 .. . QLVNQP J. I KAS X iz Q ' 41123644 J ,fi ' n if y Nm A its Q - . 5 , ' f X. - - h t h ff new routines and their class A uniforms. Members are: :jrhs1D:11- Tianflalridelra aSl3waCit? Icglenderson, J. Henderson, M. Edwards, K. Armstrong, L. Vifilliiling ,L .Scott Adams, L. Nero, S. Mead, S. Dixon, R. Tooley, R. Riley, T. Sylvester, C. Nash, C. Crowford. 137 WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETB LL TEAM 4.-Q, I i - Front Row: Cheryl Roseburr, Dana Byers and Deborah Murff. Standing: Delroy Payne, Coach Diane Fisher, Tracy Verner, Rhonda Triplett, Jackie Long, April Jackson, Valerie Beasley, Coach Blackwell and Junior Coach Brian Blackwell. WOMEN'S UNIOR VARSITY TEAM: CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Sw Ma ' 9 'A C M i l ,, 1' .5 ,sn--df gg 0 M i W , i, X ,. ru I I -ng '. ,,,.. J. ni- H nn From ROW. Lisa Brady April Jagk50n,'T1 aCy Verner, Rhonda Boyd, Brian Blackwell. Standing: Delroy Payne, Diane Fisher, Tammy Hubbard janet LaPonte Tonya Bass, Wilbradine Brice, Nancy Hughlon, Renee Grayson and Coach Blackwell ' ' 1:49 wif ' I R fb I A IF!! il I 'I':1 , XA l 'ff-Q1 4 I ... ., . A 'A . -,A Q 'Q ACTIONS AND REACTIONS OF THE FIGHTING BEARS We didn't always win I but we l ays gave it our h t effort! In ' nv' 4 I Q ISI I X lx: X M, 1, f'Xf1H I. I 141 EAST HIGH TRACK TEAM: THE RUNNIN BEAR f. 1. '.,. ,fog - . A U v V K 1 5-f-4. lSittingJ Willie Bosby, Tammy Hubbard, Gayla Clemmings, Tracy Powell, Sheila Flowers, Lisa Brady, Jill Robinson, Arthur Segura, 12nd rowj Karen Young, Frank Bates, Arnold Davis, Dwayne Young, Cynthia Foster, Cathy Williams, Edward Cunningham, Arvelle Davis, fTopJ Victor Lindmark, Mark Carr, Darrell Davis, Andrew Johnson, Anthony Clark, Terry Eskridge. fStandingJ Mrs. Castle, James Johnson, Terry Rogers, Mark Williams, Brian Hill, Wayne Crawford and Coach Ben McClain. Not Shown Loretta Young. f' Q'-2 K I Xl 1 'is X 1 A , , fpf A -fJ7....L-J H 'f-Lamar M sr nt. at Q nuLgj '5iJ-M.. l N ,ff had , Coaches McLain and Castle watch and time the team from the sidelines Tam: QZYQX, xi , K , .- F? -N f A ,, rg., K it it il ,K V M-f.N 1 I V73 r soss ,ff A fy- fx fxm gas:- s'l' AST HIGH BASEB LL , - f. '.,--v - h , .. ' W .xx fsittingj Kevin Earvan, Danny Cox, Rennauld Shelton, Donald Strickland, Darrell Goudeau, Carlos Arzola, Arthur Gilmore. lsecond Rowl Alan Carrell, Jesse Torres, Brian Donahue, Keith Davis, Jeff King, Jim Torres, Michael Dickerson. CStandingl Caprice Sanders, Danny Barker, Rex Green, Andrew Santoli, Frank Gustin, Kerry Shaw, William Robinson, Becky Kleyh, Coach Timothy Johnson. Coaching Staff Timothy Johnson Frank Riddell Y kk K nr K . J c .2 xxx DQ W L. XJ' 4 .4 !,ag ' np!-1 . gli-gg!! f 23 ilk, ff I Frank Gustin gazes in disbelief that he actually caught the ball. f W I . J I , , -, 4 .ll-,. W -W ROYALTY ll m AG YEAR W if 5 f. W' 5 M J ,, ROTC QUEEN AND COURT YW HER ROYAL HIGHNESS 4-.-. 9 P Queen Debra M ff V - ,,,...,., ,M :H QQQCQ, '00 5 rx 51 I 1 wg. I I if - pk. A it i 5 I, Q wiv! J' 1 x : I Th Q C tDb hC Ad Burnes,Are Vk H1 , Um., tha Westmoreland, I4 1983 BASKETBALL QUEEN ' Il ,1 pl 'fn , U .aim ,1 YL nfw f l ,. , , A . N ' x . ' , .QL J' ' 0 .5 ' .3 - I - ' 'I-,i , A-, W 4. 2' :fry ,- f'N I 1 f -If fl J I f '- X l 'I J sa! Homecoming Queen BECKY KLEGH Princess Thelma Allen and Escort James Cooper Princess Ursula Randolph and Escort Willie Jordan 148 HE HEART THROBS OF THE FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR CLASSES 8 , .4 ,..-gn-..L. 1 ACADEMICS r emma YEAR W if 5 ,Qui Y I '- ?!JM M, V f EN AGRIBUSINESS: A SCHOOL WITHI 4 ,,,af jc 'xx 1 A SCHOOL Wendy Johnson, Sherri Johnson and Myron Williams prepare for spring planting. It takes a lot of seed handling to be the expert agronimists these young people plan to be. -X9 -rx-...,. ., 5' ' is -'i . o- ' I xy ll? -2' 152 .- ,, Q l. rw mf s. 'N hir? .-I I-if lS'3 x :- 'Al 1, 3 - ,, -. Richard Paterson and Frank Randolph concentrate on keeping their rows in a straight line. eww rf East s Agribusiness project moved into its second year with confldence Above Senior Ag student Vince Bolser demonstrates that confidence as he carefully but casually prepares his planting. The program has expanded this year to include Ag-mechanics and has plans for a small animal lab. A tractor, a fertilizer spreader and several other pieces of equipment were added to the program. 5 ith tes ing. and der am. , gs' t r a t A iii- :75 f ' li 'L nl Nl .NM ' 1' V 4-, X HQL7. v 53,3--'--f, w .XX . x'.f': .1--J- '---' Sherrl and Myron have been very involved in their -3145 ii ll Ill 'U ll Ill ' 1 lab work this year. They have worked in the class greenhouse, tended trees and sampled soil for planting. Myron acted as Agribusiness co-ordinator to the Heritage Club and planned a Freshman Agribusiness Career Day, The Agri-Twins Instructors Jack Burwell and Dave Wasser have much to be proud of this year. They have expanded their program to include a two hour lab and sessions on Ag-Mechanics. They have worked hard to establish working areas in order to give their students a realist grasp of all phases of the work. 'fflfma-Q.-5 Early in the school year the Blue Springs Future Farmer Chapter came to East to encourage our chapter to participate. x lk 1 r . ' t rr ,aa ,.Qgg,3,,,.',..' .'ru.h'llu- f ' ' ' I ag., 'A 1 ' 1 ,, I N F' T 'H W i g E In . r A i I 153 PI-IUTO-PRODUCTION LAB y ff 5 lil U . 4 Y 'iT 1 JJ , . 0 SAY CHEESE! PLEASE! iv- 'X Class Members: Patricia Tucknessl Steve George, Diane Kowalski, Radine Oriscanin, and Rhonda Boyd. Tom Mallot had a dream and this year it came true. With his photoproduction lab and staff the school has had the benefits of some of the most creative visual events ever produced by High School students. 154 I ,gqgb xx 1.-I. . I. ix K xx, Q lg I x ,ff I ' NX' 'Q-,X X o 929 Q - it - .ef -r as says, s , . i 5. ' V it 4' if A 'H ,, QQ . fa? J' A J X -1, , if f fs xx, - 'r ' in l X. -as N4 ' x 4 ' , X ' i C ' - .. l l '1 S-ggi.: Z ' 4' - U. ' ' , , Advisor Tom Mallot D W4042, NNW rg riff Prmclpal Arnold Davenport PRI CIPALS I-IO OR ROLL Each year the students wlth the hlghest grade polnt average are placed on the Pr1nc1pal s Honor Roll Our dead l1nes are so early each year that we are not able to get the frnal lrst but we have plctured here the top students for each class as of the frrst semester 'IQ-? Mew' Jeff Kmg Davxd Alexander Tfffj' Yu va stuffy xg if vwff - Semor Ellxcra Franklin Freshman Class Top Three Students are David Alexander Mlchael Smxth Chevelle Hall Pictured above Chevelle Hall and Kelly O Brian Top Sophomores Tammy Hubbard Jeff King and Kelley O Neal Top Juniors Dlnal Phlllps Radrne Orescanm and Pat Tucl-mess Top Srs Chris Lapehart Ellxcla Franklln Kevm Garnett Angela Holder Deborah Murff Klm Wh eler bb d Myron Wllll8mS Robert Rlppy Brenda Lentz and Vmce Wxlllams Many have 3:3237 Hu Br won scholarships Onscanm 155 THE EAST ECHO Q sw The Echo has had a good track record this year under the leadership of Mrs. Florence Singleton. They have not been able to publish as often as they would like due to the shortage of funds. Mr. Daniel's Graphics classes have come to their rescue in part, by printing the -rn E paper and saving them the cost of outside printing. A real co-operative effort. Members of this year's ECHO staff are: J. Baldwin, L. Banks, P, Bryant, A. Clark, T. Callihan, L. Cox, P. Cunningham, D. Davis, Deanna Donahue, S. Feitz, F. Francis, K. Gilford, T. Graham, D, Jarmess, L, Harper, M. Harris, L. Hopkins, T. Howell, D, Hudspeth, E. Hughlon, L. Johnson, C. Jones, W. Jordan, S. Konomous, L. Noll, C. Olvera, F. Pelton, C. Roseburr, J. Skeens, R. Toomey, C. Williams, V. Williams, and Photographer Jim Torres. ECHO ADVISOR Mrs. Florence Singleton 4-H BLACK HERITAGE CO TEST - 198 M sv. - ru'o'4'4'4 Q, Y ' ' x x x X x x , , , , A ,xnxx is s Y 'Si 1 1 1 f f I ' K x ,l FSS f 1 Y my 1 it -q 5: Q 4 Mrs. Francis, Felicia Frances, Kellie Goth, Cheryl Roseburr, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Ruseburr, Cheryl Nicholson, Mr. Davenport, Mr. Vuturo and of course American History Instructor, Fred Henderson, present a picture of the kind of co-operation we need at ' h b ' h th d . We are all roud East to be winners. It is when parents, students and faculty work together t at we ring ome e awar s p of our winning history students. The contest was about CONCEIVERS, BELIEVERS AND ACHIEVERSQ Black Americans that have contributed to the American way of life. Mr. Henderson, and all of us, are very proud of the following winners: for DL Martin Luther King Jr. for Martin Luther King for Harriet Ross Tubman' for Harriet Tubman rs the school was given a special achievement award. The above pictured Kellie Goth Cheryl Roseburr Felecia Frances Cheryl Nicholson Because East did so well and had so many winne group attended a special awards program at the U,S. Federal Building. 3 157 DECA COMPETITION REGIONAL WINNERS Third Place Winner for General Merchandise Karen Young Again this year the DECA team, under the guidance of Mrs. Slater, did very well in the regional competitions. As you can see from the picture on the right the DECA case is filling up fast! Not pic-winners for 1983 were: First Place: Ellicia Franklin for Food Marketing. Loretta Woods for Apparel and Accessories, Bonita Kankey for Finance and Credit. Second Place Winners: Marvin Harris for Free Enter- prise and Shawn Konomas for Finance and Credit. Lisa Noll for General Merchandise. Congra- tulations to all. 158 Q5 1 2 X., vid v -,., mme!! l First Place Winner Arline Walker - 4+ W WE ARE THE BEARS WW E I ff 1 . -3 4 J -fue!! I r x AND WE ARE PROUD We're Proud of our School! We're Proud of our Ancestors! We're Proud of Ourselves! gViva Los Osos! ,EK fx 4 . ip, 'r ADVERTISING mama YEAR Wi if 5 .1 V Q4 Q X THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS HAVE CHOSEN THIS WAY OF DEMONSTRATING THEIR FAITH IN I 'mms fJ.,,E THE EAST BEARS 63 EARP AND 5ON'5 J LOWSTBL GREENHOUSES, INC. MOR TUARIES DSW Tlfiim K.11iLlT,?'L'1J'5:?27 231-0970 E Truman Road Chapel 4707 Truman Road Kansas City. Missouri 64127 BLUE RIDGE CHAPEL 51.117 Blue Ridge Cut-off Kansas City, Mo. 64129 Pre-arrangement Plan NORJON REALTY 6624 TRUMAN ROAD KANSAS omg Mo 64126 W LET'S GIVE A CHEER ' 'Y ' ' FOR OUR ADVERTISERS' YEAH' JOHN c. 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