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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

TJable of (Contents Opening................... 1- 5 Athletics................... 6- 35 Faculty.................... 36- 47 Class of 88............... 48- 63 Class of 89............... 64- 79 Class of 90............... 80- 93 Class of 91................ 94-111 Clubs and Organ iza tions.......... 112-131 Index and Advertising.............. 132-143 Colophone..................... 144 SCH0 W KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI 8 9 8 ATHLETE OF 1987-1988 Athletes come out to represent East High. They stay after school from 2:30 till 5:00 or even longer. Coaches takes pride in their team. Win or lose the team is the best as long as they give 101 %. Even beyond high school coaches help their athletes in college. They help pick and get them into the college that they chose. V.tttsT Photo By: Vic row Photo By: Vicrow I. Front row: Lavanda Dixon. LaDana Rodgers. Micaela Torres, Sandra Hubbard, Laura Newell, Second row: Rodney Johnson, Marccllus Pclton, Chris Griddinc, Josh Chappie, Earl Peterson, Thcron Sanders, Levi Butler, Marc Cunningham, Chuck Hansuld, Jermain Latimer, Robert Bur-gette. Third row: Marlon Brown, Coach Mackey. Latasha Thompson, Anaiccc Craig, Marcus Harvey, Leo Minor, John McLeod, Chris Bradford, Kyles Davis, Charlie Johnson. Chris Banks, David Wallace, Rodney Givens, Chauncey Dawson, Bryant White, James Lee. Sith Eng, Brian Alexander, Rochelle Wilson, Coach Schubert 2. This year the team had a winning attitude, as John McLeod gives it his all at the Interscholastic League Conference Championship. The team worked long and hard each day running from 5-10 miles a day. A months worth of practice was all for their Conference, held on Sept. 15, 1987. There were 3 V medal winners, 2 Fr. medal winners, 2v-girls medal winners. 8 Cross Country Sitting: Damon Canada, Front row: Levi Butler, Chuck Hansuld, Kendall Ford, Theron Sanders. Back row: Josh Chappie, David Wallace, Cornell Hall, Chris Bradford, Charlie Johnson, Jcrmain Latimer. For the second year in a row the Junior Varsity took first in the Intcrscholastic League Conference Championship, held on September 15, 1987. There were 9 medal winners: Damon Canada 2nd, Levi Butler 5th, Josh Chappie 7th, Chuck Hansuld 8th, Chris Bradford 9th, Kendall Ford 12th, Charlie Johnson 6th, Jermaine Latimer 19th, and Theron Sanders 21th. “ON YOUR MARK” (photo below) The Freshmen Boy's and Varsity Girls Begin their 2.5 mile run to the finish line. GO GET THEM BEARS!!! Uardtty Jol(eyl a(( Front row: Carla Ford, Tina Davis, Kim Peters, Arletha Frye. Back Row: Coach Clark, Shawntale McClinton, Valencia Jones, Michelle Young, Jeanine McCormick, Carol Wilburn, Freda Shaw Coach Clark getting all the players together for a little hustle. Jeanine setting up the ball. Varsity Volleyball II all Photos by: Malht Votl ut S)coreA East 0-15 0-15 Bishop Hogan East 4-15 15-6 11-15 Paseo East 4-15 5-15 St. Pius X East 0-154-15 Westport East 0-15 3-15 Van Horn East 5-15 4-15 Central East 2-15 4-15 K.C. Lutheran East 2-15 6-15 Southwest East 0-15 6-15 Southeast East 15-17 1-15 Lincoln Prep East 6-15 3-15 Northeast East Interscholastic League Trn. East 10-15 7-15 Westport East 6-15 2-15 Southwest District Playoffs East 4-15 5-15 Blue Springs The volleyball team this year had nine very athletic, very determined girls out for the sport. They all wanted to win, but at times the concentration just wasn't there. They got behind at the beginning of the game and couldn't get it back together enough to win the competition. One of the many problems the team had this year was that not enough girls came out for the sport. We had this year a completely new team, except for Jean-inc McCormick who is a second year player, and everyone knows you can't make a varsity team out of first year players, but they got together and worked hard. We would like to thank the volleyball players this year for participating and working hard. We would also like to encourage other girls in the student body to come out next year for volleyball. You will find it is a very rewarding experience anyone that plays can assure you of that. So come on out next year. Written By: Carol Wilburn 13 1988 Uardity ootbalf TJliode lighting i2i lean 1. Kevin King preparing to throw a thunderbolt. 2. Hit them hard Bears. 3. Eric Smith and Kevin King discuss the game during halftime. 4. “Terminator” Sean Canady and Aaron Sawyer listen to the referee impatiently. 5. Get’em Bears!! Photo By: Vargas 14 Varsity Football 3 1987 3oolbat Scoreboard Excelsior Springs Southeast Kearney Central Westport Lincoln Prep Southwest Northeast Van Horn Paseo 41 - East 0 51 - East 0 56 - East 6 34 - East 0 64 - East 0 66 - East 0 46 - East 0 20 - East 14 51 - East 0 - East Photo By: Mallot 4 Photo By: Mallot I. Front row: Chris Bob. Nick Ramirez, Brent Duckworth, Reggie Boulwarc. Peter Fuimaono, Chad Clay, Sam Ramirez, Second row: Kevin King, Erie Smith, Aaron Sawyer, Derrick Benson, Damon Moses. Chuck Hansuld, James Counce, Coach Kanan, Back row: Coach Holaday, Sean Canady. Jeffrey Kemp, Steve Duckworth, Jason Kemp, Marlon Mitchell, Marcell Lightsey, Ronald Williams, Damon Canada. Kerry Gross, Melvin Marshall. Photo By: Mallot 2 2. Coach Johnson helps a player with an injury. 3. Varsity seniors: Kneeling: Kevin King, Melvin Marshall; Standing: Sean Canady, Steve Duckworth 4. Chad Clay going for a touchdown. 5. Bears take a time out. 16 Uardity Photo By: Wiley Photo By: Wiley u Photo By: Wiley Varsity Football 17 Dooti a(l Rouaft oyaiiy Mkhdc Waisner escorted by Shawn Lane Patricia Solis escorted by Angelo Oner. Teresa Urban escorted by Theron Sanders, Karla Guess escorted by Zeke Clark, Tiffany Williams escorted by Eddie Baynham. Patricia Smith escorted by Shawn Canady, Rochelle Smith escorted by Bobby Davis vonita Smith escorted by Reggie Boulwarc, and Shellie May escorted by Anthony Sayles. Karla Guess and her escort along with Patricia Smith and her escort await for the announcement of this year’s Homecoming Queen. Photo By: Mallot And the winner for the 1988 Football Homecoming Queen is, DRUM ROLL PLEASE!! Miss Tiffany Williams. Tiffany Proudly Accepted the Crown from last year’s Homecoming Queen Miss Karla Kendall. Miss Tiffany H. Williams was escorted by Mr. Eddie Baynham. She is a senior, born under the sign of Leo. Tiffany enjoys singing, shopping, and being with friends. In the future Tiffany plans to attend college to become a X-ray Technician. Written By: Micaela Torres 1. Kyles Davis making the steal for East. 2. Go get'cm Bud! 3. Kyles putting in the easy frccthrow. 4. Lamar's doing it with the greatest of ease. 5. Chris drawing up for the perfect jump shot. 6. Nope, you get nothing. 20 Boys Basketball 3 FIVE SENIORS Kyles Davis, Rodney Givens, Bobby Sowells, Chris Banks, Roy Jackson I have enjoyed working with these young men and I wish them all the luck in the future. I hope there’s something I’ve said or done that will help them climb the ladder of success. Yours Truly, Coach Spcese P.S. If you work hard for others as you did for me, then I’ll see you at the top! By Cecilia White Bins Basketball 21 Uardity $adbetbali 1. The Bears have to hold off their defense if they want to score 2. Kyles Davis tries to catch up with the team. 3. Front: Rodney Givens, Levi Butler, Damon Canada, Boby Sowell, Back: Scan Canady, Kyles Davis, David Wallace, Chris Banks, Lcmar Rc-dit, Roy Jackson, Coach Spcecc. 4. I'll get it 22 Varsity Basketball 6 5. Lamar goes for that slam dunk!! 6. An attempt is made to lay the ball up in the net nice and gently nothing really fancy. Varsity Basketball 23 to k unior Uartity 1. Charlie Johnson, let's catch that rebound 2. Alright, It's a two pointer! 3. Let's Go East Bears, Let's Go! 4. Front Row: Calvin Robins, Reggie Boulwarc, Jermaine Latimer, Kerry Gross, Josh Chappie, James Councc. Back Row: Coach Johnson, Theron Sanders. Brian Alexander, Charles Johnson. Raymond Stewart, Michael Flemons, Chauncey Dawson, and Chris Bradford Junior Varsity Basketball 25 1. AH! It's got to go in, everyone is watching. 2. We are getting there it just takes time. 3. Front: Mikkis Taylor, Mount Dan Walker, Eddie Page, Ray Kindred, Mauric Walker, Mark Barrett Back: Berry Simms, Damond Mosus, Ejuan Neal, Daryl Steward, Gary Randy, James Lee, Termain Davis, James Mickclson 4. Vm over here, give it to me! 5. Our freshmen team is always alert when it comes to defense. 26 Freshmen Basketball 4 ff 3 1988 Cjirls $asketba(( Front: Trenec Hannon, Lamonica Howard, Sandra Hubbard, Nicole Johnson, Maxann Bass, Stephanie Miller, Debra Taylor, BACK: Larncta Tcndal, James Smith, Patrice Emery, Shawntale McClenton, Freda Shaw, Sherronda Hearn, Merritt Debra, Tonya Warwcn, Shawna Burncs, Jeanine McCormick. Rochelle Wilson. Coach Howard Clark. 1. Jeaninc, makes a devastating attempt to catch the ball before the other team. 2. I can make it, all I got to do is get it to the basket. 3. Let s hear it for our starting players!! 4. It's all in the name of Basketball, as Shawn tale and Debra fight to retrieve the ball. 4. Up - Up and away, which team will retrieve the ball, no one really know until after the jump. This time it looks like the Bears have it. 5. A team always need someone to keep track of the score per quarter, individual rebounds, fouls, and points made. Well our girls team has Patrice Emery and Charrissa Crawford to do just that. 31 Varsity Queen Miss Chclsa Yvette Bright. Born under the sign of Pisces, Chclsa enjoys sports, reading, cooking and going out with friends. She is a member of the National Honor Society, and the Student Council. In the future Chelsa plans to go to college and major in accounting. Freshmen Queen Miss Tynaise Willis. Tynaisa is a Freshmen, bom under the sign of Aries. Junior Varsity Queen Miss Sc Ann Patrice Smith. DcAnn is a Sophomore, born under the sign of Virgo. 3rd. Miss Tracey Annette Harper 2nd. Miss Michelle Carol Vicrow 1. Miss Michelle Rene Williams. Homecoming week was kicked off by our annual Spirit dress-up week, Monday-Punk rock, Tuesday-Fiflics, Wcdncsday-Hobo. Thursday-Cowboy. Each class competed to see who had the most spirit, the Junior class won every event. 2. and 3. The Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshmen Queen finalist await for the final outcome of who will be this years Varsity Queen. 4. Edwina and Bobby Davis makes their Final appearance. Basketball Royalty 33 L-R: Van Baxley. Willie Hubbard. Latasha Thompson, Carla Johnson, Laura Ncwill, Michelle Franklin, Rocheallc Willson, Wric Dunn, James Ruddell. 2 Coach Mackey, Brain Robinson, James Smith, Cornell Hall, Derrick Benson. Adrian Cato, Market Clayton, Aeron Rule, Carll Wallace, Coach Ray M Naudet. 3 Kenneth Draw, Terrence McIntosh. Morris Wells. Roy Jackson, Chris Banks. Lcmarr Reditt. David Marshall, Marcel Lightsey, Levi Butler. Eric Johnson. Lead, Follow, or Get Out Of The Way” is the motto for this year's track program. Our coaching staff has worked hard to put pride, discipline, and a competitive spirit back into our team program, and this year will prove that hard work pays in many ways. Besides more league champions, we also should have more state qualifiers, this season. Without the support of the “East Bear Family” it would have been a hard road to travel. Thank-you all. The Track Coaching Staff. Senior Willie Hubbard has been a four year member of the track team. Willie is hoping to attend CMSU on a Track Scholarship, but he will not know until mid-April. Good Luck!! ministration Dr. Oliver W. Spencer Jr., Principal Mr. Wesly C. Elders, Assistant Principal Dr. Janet Baird, Coordinator of Instruction 2 Secretaries No matter who you are, whether you 're a principal or a student, you always seem to need the secretary's assistance. We are proud to have these ladies to assist East High School in its Daily Routine. 1. Cloetta Giles, Main office 2. Patricia Mallard. Resource Center 3. Joan McGee, Counselor 4. Marlcan Mitchell. 106 5. Joyce Smith. Main office Secretaries J9 Mrs. Lucinda Britton Mrs. Britton is responsible for students whose last name is between Hallums and Penn. Her help extends from class changes to persona! problems. Mrs. Carol Allegrucci Mrs. Allegrucci counsels students whose last names fall between Penrice through Z. She helps these students to find what classes are good for them. Photo by Wa I lot Photo by: Mai lot Photo by: Mat lot Mrs. Faith Oliver Mrs. Oliver is involved with students who attend vocational training. She helps them in finding the right class for them. Her guidance is very helpful to her students. Mr. Michael L. Rowan Mr. Rowan enjoys counseling students whose last names start from A through Hall. His job is to get information out to his students and make sure they understand it. Photo by Mallot Counselors, How They Give Their Help East High School counselors perform a good job in guiding and counseling the students. They orientate the new students and continue to assist the old ones. Their assistance ranges from planning to counseling students with behavioral problems. Counselors 41 1. Ms. Thomas has been at East for thirteen years. 2. Mr. Williams has been at East for three years. Our Security Guards Ms. Thomas and Mr. Williams, their work is never done. They have a routine they must follow daily, starting with the arrival of the busses and ending up checking to make sure the halls are clear. We arc really proud of the fantastic job they do every day. His job is more than just sweeping floors. He must make sure the building maintains a good physical atmosphere that reflects pride, interest and a high level of building upkeep. Each morning before school, he sees that any problems with maintenance arc solved. Thanks for all you and your staffs hard work. We appreciate it! Forrest Arnall Science Ernest Arnold Math Helen Blanton Practical Arts Charlene Bledsoe Social Studies Please Don't disturb my class! I actually have students trying to learn. Our Custodian Staff administrator, Robert Mathis, has been at East for six years. Larry Daniels James Duncan James Ellis Charles Foreman Practical Arts Fine Arts Math Vocational Ag. 1st row (!-r): Rosa Ortiz, Mary Howell, Cecil Haglcn 2nd row: Vcrncll Cheffen t Vernice Webb, Chun C. Macklin, Joyce White, Steven Holbert (side) Manager Zeola Moss Raymond Galler COE Jerry Gilcrest JROTC Sharon Hoffer Math Faculty 43 Linda King English David Laurence Math David Lemons Science Linda Loveless LD 44 Faculty Margaret Means English William Kanan Special Ed. Vera Locke Math NarWarrior Mackey ISS Floydia Merriwether Math Science Ms. Jimenez C IdUti Thomas Mallot Photography Marilyn Miles Science Resource Center Quiet Please! This is the most common phrase we hear in the Resource Center by Ms. Jimenez. Ms. Jimenez has been a librarian for 13 years, ten of the 13 years as a school librarian. She says there are about 14,000 books in the Resource Center at this time. Ms. Jiminez docs not work alone. Mrs. Pecola Owens has been added to the staff as a library aide. Ms. Jiminez and Mrs. Owens'goal for the Resource Center is to motivate the students to use the library as a learning resource. So, hats off to Ms. Jiminez and Mrs. Owens. Thanks Ladies Elver Neal Science Phillip Pence Science Dorthalce Phelps Special Ed. Dalenc Phillips Practical Arts James Plowright Social Studies Ravinder Rona Math James Ryon Fine Arts Marie Schubert Physical Ed. 1 Bertha Sims Florence Singleton Laresa Slater English English DEC A Kelton Smith Kenneth Specse Social Studies Physical Ed. Samuel Stillwell Math Lee Thompson Social Studies I i Ron Temple Science Victoria Thomas Spanish Every Monday. Wednesday. Friday. Ms. Harvey is here to handle the cuts, sprains, bruises, and the pains that all of us students go through at least once a year. Sot only is Ms. Harvey our school nurse but. she is our friend as well. Not only does she help our little ouches but. she is also there if wc just need a shoulder to lean on. So, she is just one of the reasons East High School is Excellent. Thanks Ms. Harvey Jo Williamson English JR Wise Special Ed. James Wright JROTC Not Pictured Duane Burton Social Studies Daniel Collins Math Larry Eckhoff Practical Arts Diane Fisher Social Studies Clyde Sims Social Studies Welcome to East new teachers. Eleven new teachers joined the teaching staff this year. All classes are occupied throughout the day. Some of the teachers are moving from room to room. So, Mr. Temple, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Williamson, Mr. Bullocks, Ms. Cox, Mr. Duncan, Ms. Hoffe, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. plow-right, and Mr. Stillwell: WE look forward to taking your classes for years to come. We Will Miss You C.O.E. coordinator, Mr. Ray Galler, has been teaching at East High School for 27 long years. He says, “I’m happy to retire but, I will miss the teachers and students that make up East High and that’s my only real regret on leaving.” We will all remember you and the job skills that you have taught us in years to come. Thanks for Everything!!! 47 Photo tty Thurman 50 Seniors Canady, Scan Cheffen, Carmen Clayton, Marcel Photo tty Vicro Bell. Tyrone Belt. Lisa Adcrholt, Darrell Banks, Nolden Banuelos, Maria Baynham, Stacie Brewing ton, Paul Bright, Chelsa Britton. Jo!and a Brown. Rapheal Burnes, Shawna Calhoun, Mira Colbert, Lisa Cloc, Gerald Coker, Diane Davis, Kyles Cooper, Detra Crawford, Charrissa Da wan, Jamie Davis, La trice Davis. Tina Ellis, Darrell East, Candice Dean, Raemona Flood. Jessica Foster, Lolita Gadson. Rodney Photo tty (loc Senior class officers Seated: Candice East - vice president, Michelle Vierow ■ president, LaShan Johnson - vice president Standing: Carl Wallace, Karla Guess, and Detra Cooper. The Senior class is proud to ha ve such great sponsors as Mrs. Charlene Bledsoe and Mrs. Laresa Slater. Becoming our sponsors during the 86-87 school year, you worked hard to help our class. We all know that you two have supported us through the good times and the bad. Remember our Junior prom. You really helped get us through that financial disaster. Thank you both for all of your hard work and devotion. We couldn't have asked for anybody better. We appreciate you, Mrs. Bledsoe and Mrs. Slater for making “88 A Y ear to Remember. Photo By: Cloc 1. 1 would like to welcome all of the seniors this morning and . . . 2. Hmmmm, what can I eat next? 54 Seniors Harper. Tracey Harris, Howania Harris, Daryl Hollowcll, Tracy Holmes, Bennie Howard, Lamonica-. ..r' enior auorilea 56 Seniors 1. Most Attractive: Nicole Lewis, Rodney Gadson 2. Most Popular: Latrice Davis, Daryl Harris 3. Best Dressed: Tiffany Williams, Floyd Sullivan 4. Most Athletic: Shawna Burnes, K yles Davis 'E-Q5 3.7 ' ,Z .,,' n 5: gf ii, V .gy Y ' ' 'Ji' , :Sf ., fix. -,,', are ' 1' ' 1 E Ulf? Q4 4 1. Most Likely to Succeed: Candice East, Kenneth Lumpkins 2. Most Talented: Floyd Sullivan, Tracy Harper Who are our Favorites? That was the question running through the minds of seniors this year. At the senior meeting, the seniors were given the opportunity to nominate their favorites in each category. This was then compiled into a single sheet and the seniors then voted for their favorites. Seniors 57 McKclvy. Russell McCollom, Shawn Montccr, Stacy Morgan, Amy Myers. Debbie Ortiz. Mariapaula O’Neal. Rhonda Pearson, Adrianne Pel ton. Marcel I us Pena. Olga Pena. Sonia Photo By Montccr 1 1. Coach Speese helping the Seniors build up their muscles . . . 2. Ahhh, It feels good to be a SENIOR! Ross, Rosemary Saffold, Latonya Smith. Willard Stcarman. Angela Suanders, Alicia Schuman, Renee Smith. Patricia Sponsors of the Year The Senior Class is proud of their class sponsors, Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Bledsoe. They became our sponsors during our Junior year. Although, they had only been with us for a short time. It was clear to us that they were going to make a difference. They worked really hard to bring our class out of the rut we were in and we owe them a lot! This is to you. Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Bledsoe. You have made “88” a year to remember!!! By: Jessica Flood Stewart. Chuck Stover. Kevin NAME _________________________ ADDRESS ______________________ AGE__________________ CLASS OF FA VOR1TE TEACHER ___________ FAVORITE FRIEND ______________ BEST FRIEND __________________ PHONE ZODIAC-SIGN FA VORITE EVENT SIGNA TURE Sullivan, Floyd Photo By Uontccr Thongkham, Soulanya Travis, James Trent, Connie Taylor, Tcreye Turner. Verner Vaca, Anna Velasquaz, Mario Vierow, Michelle Villanueva, Paul Wallace, Carl Washington, Durron Whitmire, Kimberly Whitney, William 2 Photo By: Sargent At the first Pep Assembly of the year, the seniors show their spirit. The phrase small but mighty comes to mind when looking at this group. The Class of “88”is starting to understand how it feels to be a Senior. IT FEELS GREAT III White, Franklin Williams, Amelia Williams. Frank Williams, Melvin Williams, Reggie Williams, Tiffany Williams, Yolanda Willis. Clinton Wilson. Travel I Wright. Darlene Young. Shawn Young, Michelle 1. Then Again Maybe I Won't! 2. Seniors Cornin' Alive 3. Boy, I look Good !!! 4. Floyd and Chris work hard on their Drafting Project. Photo By Monteer 4 SENIOR 63 1. L-R Patrice Emery - Vice President, Lonnette Tindall - President 2. Front Row: Lonnette Tindall, Patrice Emery, Jcaninc McCormick, Carla Johnson. Back Row: Mr. Wise, Carol Wilburn, Marc Compton, Steven Neeley, Micheal Dewitt, Mr. Neal. Alexander. Rodrick Amendola, Anthony Anderson. Diona Bailey, Latisha Baker, Frances Bell, Antoinette Bell, Lacrisha Belton, Kim Beery, Jennifer Braden, Terry tsradtey. Crystal Bradley, Shariisa Birts, Michael Brodic, Brian Boulware, Reginald Bowman, Tammie Brown. Ramonda Brown. Richard Brown. Theodore Buchanan. Angela anew Juniors 67 urns Canada, Damon Combs, Monica Counce. James I Chappie, Josh o V 1 ♦ f J -— [ f Compton, Marc Cozart, Bernice Bynum, Delta Cheffen, John Craig, Anaiccc Cress Icy, Rhonda 6S Juniors Callahan, Ratty t i Clemens, Lamont Davis, Vicki Denney, Jason Marc Seriously observes his paper. Dixon. Andrea Drew, Kenneth Duffer, Tina Duckworth. Sean Ellison. Derrick Emery, Patrice Duckett. Maggi East. Dcmctria Eng. Sith 4 Junior 69 Faync, Aric Fisher, Orlando Ford, Dana Ford, Stacie Forte, Willie Frye, Arlctha Fyimacno, Cynthia Fultz, Danisha German, Dale Graham, Dale Uraut, Denise Green, Marla Hamilton, Brian Harbor, Qucnton Jeaninc and Rochelle, paying real close attention to what is being said in class. (Freda just had to be in the picture) 70 Juniors Gross, Kerry Guinn, Chandler Haggins, Leonard Jdarper - J4enderdon Going to school, same old story, you wake up five minutes after you go to sleep, era wling into an outfit, and heading for the ever so popular “bus stop”. Standing in all extremes of weather, awaiting the entrance to the “NERD ZONE Come on, lots of us do it, and many will follow in our footsteps. We would probably, do like so many of our grandparents claim, walk to school in five feet of snow, in the rain, barefooted! Yeah, right!!!!!!!!!! Henderson, Chcron Henderson, Salenn Junior. 71 Mi - Kinqyon Hill, Chcrrissc Hill, Michael Hoelshschcr, Dave Hooper, Roslyn Howell, Eric Jackson, hatima Jackson, Joey Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Carla Johnson, Felicia Jones, Darryl Jones, Jacinta Kemp, Charles King. Deborah Jones. Valencia Kingyon, Joseph 72 Juniors Jordon, Patricia Jordon, Tammy J(irLenda(l - WjcCormich Kirkcndall, Jerome Lora, Michelle Martin, Joseph Lammcrs, Greg Magee, Felecia May. David Lightsey, Marcel Lohmeyer, Roman Magicc. Patricia Marks. Reginald Mays, Dallas r Murillo, Jesus McCormick, Jcaninc Michelle and David seem to be having lots of fun working together!! Lomax, Clarence Martin. John McComas, Lana McCormick, Drashcll Junior 7J WcZbonJj ■ McDonald, Cedric Mitchell. Carncatra Moore, James f earSon Freezin' In The Halls Many students feel that hall freezes arc a drag, embarrassing, and out of the question. There you arc standing at your locker, and all of a sudden the tardy bell rings. The P.A. system comes on filling the halls with a loud, deafening statement, “This is a Hall Freeze . You slam your locker door and run to your class. On arrival to your favorite class, you see your teacher pointing in the opposite direction. For instance, one student - Jon Kitchen-, who was surveyed has experienced lots of these freezes. He states that “HALL FREEZES arc fun because it is a wonderful experience of beating the bell before it rings. Another student, Andrew Urban, says that hall freezes doesn't mean anything to him because he is always getting caught in them. You return from your suspension, and you're at your locker repeating the same day routine, collecting your books out of your locker and you take one step backwards and before you know it... THIS IS A HALL FREEZE. I REPEAT. THIS IS A HALL FREEZE, ALL FREEZEES REPORT TO . .. One student, Lanisc Livingston, who has never been caught in a hall freeze says they're important because maybe it will make a person realize how important getting to class on time can really mean. But whatever the reason, hall freezes do exist. By: Tina Davis 74 Juniors Reed, Tyrone Riley, Saprina Robinson, Ben Robinson, Kenneth Roby, Kenneth Row, David Ross, Lori Rymer, Christopher Sawyer, Aaron Scoot, Rhonda Adrianne, What are you hiding ? Juniors 75 ?evart - hompAon Smith, James Smith. Tracy Stanley, Jennifer Starr. Helen Stearman, Michael Steele, Teresa Stcinwindcr, Loretta Stewart, Edward Stewart. Raymond Thompson, Latasha Marcel Lightscy. arc you thinking ? 76 Junior orman atson Trenolonc. Michael Turner. Tishcllc Urban, Teresa Wade, Bennie Wallace, David f. Wallace, Joanne Washington, Antonio Washington, Arlando Washington, Damon Watson. Walter WLu - U ooJ Son White, Cecilia White, Robert White, William Whitmill, Daryl Whitmire, Yolanda Wilburn. Carol Williams. Alma Williams, Yolanda Wilson. Bobbie Woods, Valencia Woodson. Robert Please don 7 ask me, forgot to study!! 7H Juniors Williams, Angela Williams, Michael Williams, Ronald Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Rochelle Winters, Chris Wricfht - ZofLr What’s For Lunch?” “Hey Larry, what’s for lunch?” This is an everyday question at school. If school lunches are as bad as we claim, then why do we have to wait in “long” lines to eat? While a lot of us laugh at those who “run ” to get their trays, we are asking “Lunch-line Larry” to go get ours. Stomachs growling, mouths watering, we get our tray, and Ugh!!! We had this yesterday!!!!!!!!! Not really, let’s give credit where it’s due. You cooks serve good hamburgers, hot dogs, pizza, and french fries. Now, I’m going to ask the “heartburning” question, “What is Ranchcro Pic?” Wright, Celestync Zollar, Carl Juniors 79 omore Officers . President: Kim Gates Vice President: Ayanna Clay 2. FRONT: Kim Gates, Ayanna Clay, Sherrie Albcrty, Nukcchi Jones, BACK: Melinda Powell, Marilyn Nelson, Anna Amos, Kellie Snider, Yolanda Buffington, Ruby Bowden, Not Pictured Marlon Brown. rewer Allman, Mildred Baxley, Van A It is, Angie Beard, John Amos, Anna Baker, Mario Bancroft, Lisa k----- A Bobb, Chris Bowden. Ruby Bills. Deandre Bowden, Sheila Bradford, Chris Bradley, Lawrence Bramc, Renee Brewer, Belinda Sophontorcs SI (f3rown - (Clinton Brock, Debbie Brooks, Shari Bubriage, Lainya Buffington, Yolanda Burgess, Rochelle Burris, Jerome Byers, Rodgcrick Canady, Marlon Carter, Danielle Carver, Fannie Castle. Angela Cervas, Christopher Chambers, Thomas Clay. Ay anna Clinton, Ebony 82 Sophomores Colbert, Traci Councc. Tiffany Crowder, Karen Davis, Shawna Cunningham, Yolanda Dady, Janet Dale. Derrick Davis, Regina Dawson, Chauncey Dennis, Yolanda Dodge, James Douglas, Laurence Antoinette Wash, arc you daydreaming again? Sophomores ttJ Douglas, Tyrone Duckworth. Brent Duckworth, Scott Dumbs, LaTonya Edwards. Mecca Ekcroma, Julius Ellingburg, Edward Ellis. Laura nee En, Sopheakneary Espinosa, Ahmed Evcrsol, Carmen Fincher, Sherry Ford, Kendall Frank, Lesley Freman, Shelia Gilmore, Selena Goff, Peggy Gordow, Keith Grates, Kimberly Grado. Nancy Green, Leslie Haggins. Shawn Hall, Cornell Harper, Tammy Hogue, Tina Hudson. Halbert Johnson, Euqcnc J4J( - A ones Horton, Thomas I Howell. Tina Hubbard, Sandra Howard, Billy Hunter, Clyde Johnson. Johnnie Johnson, Rodney Jones, Charise Jones. Chris Hurtado, Michelle Johnson, Charlie Johnson. Christine hi m 8S Chief Corp Steadily Growing Originating with an idea of Theotis Brown, Chiefs' player, the Chiefs’ Corp program began in 1985. This is a terrific program that has had a big impact on promoting students’ staying in school, achieving goals, and having a high self image. Nick Lowery is our school year representative. Nick visits our school approximately 6 times a year and gives the sophomore classes pep talks on public speaking, college plans, and goal setting. The Kansas City Chiefs make it possible for 40 students, nominated by their teachers, to go to the Arrowhead Stadium, to talk, to tour the Stadium, and to talk to other football stars. The program provides tickets and transportation from the school to the stadium for the students to see a homegame. “It is an honor to be a part of the Chiefs’ Corp program, ” says one student. Nick says that he hopes to be East High School’s representative throughout his football career. He feels that staying in one school gives the students a chance to get to know him better and vice versa. This program is getting bigger and better every year. The students would like to thank the Kansas City Chiefs, the school District, and Mrs. Means, Sponsor, for all of the time and effort in organizing the personal visits and interviews. To Nick, the students say a special, “Thanks a lot, and we love you!” Written By: T. Urban ones WarmoL ej o Jones. Engasha Jones, Ryan Joseph, Brian Kemp, Jeffery Krctchzemer, Jennifer Lain. Bennie Lane. Marino Langford, Roderick Latimer. Jermaine Layton. Sammie Lemay, Christina Lindsey, Philip Livinaten, Lanso Lora, Monique Love, Shelly l lfjadon - Orti Mason, Charol McDonald. Cedric Miller, Jeffrey Nelson, Marilyn Maxwell. Harlenc Mays, Robert McCord, Brandon Mays, Randy S Miner, Leo Moltcr, Tina Moore, Verna iI Morris, Rose Nelson, Tonya Newman, Nicole O'Neal, Lisa Ortiz, Angelo SH Sophomores fette - Rogers Pavlettc, Kelly Pennington, Angela Peterson, Earl Phangphanh. Nathanouth Phommata, Molly Pierce. Aaron Poland. Stacy Powell. Melinda Powell. Tammie Ramircs, Francisco Robins, Calvin Robinson, Oban Robinson, Quelann Rodgers, Anthony Rogers. Ladana Sophomores 89 Sophomores on the Move Taking a second step up the high school ladder is both exciting and challenging. Everyone knows that becoming a Freshman isn't the greatest thing to be, so, when you become a Sophomore, you feel bigger, stronger and a lot more confident. The class of ‘90 ’ has certainly expressed confidence in them- selves this year and we hope they continue to be as energetic in the years to come. We wish you lots of success!!!!! Love, Your Upperclassmen J.F. Ross, Carla Ryndcrs, Chuck Sargent, Mark Scott, Earnest Shields, Tynnetta Simmons, Bryant Simmons, Victor Smith, Deann Smith, Shantc Sipha. Ray 90 Sophomores s m i tk 5 Standlcy, Joyah Stanley, Tammy Stcarman, Aimee Stewart, Mark Stalker, Rebecca Thomas, John Turner, Dawn Tanner, Henry Thibcaux, Damon Trent, Randy Turman, Johnny Thorpe, Jerry Toezek, Jason Sutherlin, Latoya Taborn, Latausha ■■■ urne r Sophomores 91 WM Ward. Ray ward Vanoy. Lavanda Vargas, Alfonzo Villanvcua. Annette Walters, May vis n i Warren, Joanic Wash. Antonettc Washington, Curtis Washington, Mario Webb, Chris I 2 1. What? 2. Shawna Davis, wondering what her friend is talking about! 3. Donna White and Kcko Williams - Arc you having that much fun? Winfrey, Terri Williams. Kcko Wright. Joy Young. Kendra Zavala. Victor 1. Please not me!! 2. Janet seems to be interested in the 1987 EASTO-NIAN Year Book Sophomores 9J 94 Freshman liman Allen, Katine BteGftM Anding, Terry Arbucklc. Sunsine Atkins, Melissa Beck er - JSurqette Bona via, Joe Brooks, Johnnie Brown, Rusty Bowden, Kershawn Brooks, Tiffany v Bryson, Thomas Bowsman, Paul Brown, Johnny Burch, Barry Bradley, Stacey Burgctte, Robert Brand, Richard 96 Freshmen Candillo, Andy Casey, Monique Chavez, Fred Chavez, Josette Butler, Anthony Cambell, Milton Callahan, Laura Canady. Ayanna Cervantes, Hedi Check. Tammy Clardy, Jacob w 1. Students deciding who's going to play the part in Scope Magazine. 2. Could you repeat the question? Freshmen 9 Coffman - auidson Coffman, Mary Cox, Roy Crumby. Michael Craig, Erie Cummings. Tonya Cunningham, David Dale, Alayna Davan, Dawod Davenport. Maurice Davidson. Victoria 9S 'res h men avid c!verette Davis, Germain Davis, Tony i Day, Dana Diaz. Vincent Dines. Alberta Dudley. Michelle Dorsey, Kenya Dunn, Eric Elison, Brian Escarcno, Margaret Evans, Jackie Evcrctte. Dennis Freshmen V9 DeiiJ - Qrifft Mr. Lawrence helps a Student in His General Math Class. Hays. Douglas Henderson, Suronica Hernadez, David Hickock, Theresa Harrison, Kimberly Hill, Lorraine t Holman, Kim Hooker, Denny Howard. Robert Howard. Rozann ones V i Huglcs, Shalondra Hunlcy, Kimberly F Hunt, Melanie Johnson, Micole Johnson, Shelia Johnston, James Jones, Craig Freshmen enjoying their gym class. 102 f reshmen ones Jones, Riche! Kemp, Vicky Knight, Ray Jordon, Crystal Kendrick, Raymond Kitchen. John Lee, Camilla Jordon. Jeffery Jordon, Leslie Kemp, Cherric THE “FROSH” YEAR The first day of school every year is a unique experience. Freshmen have lots of mixed emotions. Nervousness and excitement all at the same time. The class of 1991 arc suffering these same anxieties. As your social life grows, and months pass, you realize that you can survive through your freshman year. High school is definitely a place that you can take charge of your own life long goals. Keep your chins up class of “91 ”, with enough effort you can outshine them all. Written By: Jessie Flood Freshmen 103 Marshal, Derrick Martin, Jose Magee, Yolanda Magitt, Kcyna Mason, Curtis Mason, Davina Maples, Bridget Matier, Jason May, Shcllic Victoria is interested in what her Math teacher Mr. Mitchell has to show her. WcCantL ■ nii L McClintonm, Mary McConnell, Garricti McCoy, Wancka Merritt, Debbie Merritt, Nicohlc Metcalf, Chad Metcalf, Jason Miles, Chco «-ll A Miller, Alcxandro Miller, Stephanie Please don't bother me, work!! Mill, Robert Miller, Latrece k Miller, Varnard I'm Trying to do my Freshmen I Of Witched - Perron an Mitchell. Antonio Mitchell. Jeremy Mitchell. Marlon Moore, Kathy Morgan. Donald Morgan. Stephanie Moses. Damon Nguyen, Hiep Outlaw, Elcsyia Owens, Miauel Page, Dwayne Parrish. Angela Rearson, Rachcll Rclton, Kimberly Penny. Rochelle Perryman. Scott Moore, Lesha nda North, Latron Parrson. Angela Perryman. Wcndic 106 freshmen Set mitt Petty, Jcncc Pitts, Alica Porter, Lisa Porter, Nicole Ramirez, Anna Roberts, Jamie Robinson. Monteray Rodcr, Maurice Rod key. Kcis Rodrigues, Maria Freshmen 107 Scott - Smith Smith, Fclccia Smith, Sylvia Smith, Erika Smith, Marla Smith, Tamcca Smith, Tanyc I OS freshmen Stahl, Cheryl Stewart, Daryl Stewart, Dwayne Stuckey. Thomas Smith, Venus ■■■■■ Taylor, Julia Taylor, Miklos Thomas, Shawn Torres, Manuel Thompson, Adam Vargas, Lisa Waisner. Michelle Walls, Teresa Walker. Maude Vicrow, Chrissy Walker, Tracy Vega. Bill Walker. Desmond This is so Boring. wish the Bell would ring!! Freshmen 109 Washington, Tyrone Watkins. Michelle Weinhraub, Monica Welch, Kia White, Fclccia Williams. Derrick Williams, Maurice Winningham, Daniel . a. Williams, Maurice Williams, Michelle k A Williams, Nichole Williams, Venice Wilson, Mita Wilson, Rochelle Wright. Darryll Freshmen III Uardity Clieer(ead erd FRONT: Aaron Rule, Andrea Dixion, Floyd Sullivan, BACK: Lacrisha Bell. Ayanna Clay. Cameata Mitchell, TOP: Latasha Thompson. PHOTO BY: Mr. Malht I 1. Taking time out of their busy schedule to tak° a Picture. 2. Ayanna, Latasha, and Andrea cheering us on at the parade. 3. Our Cheerleaders are moving the crowd during football season. 4. Our Cheerleaders arc, “Taking It To The Top !! 114 Cheerleaders How To Be A Cheerleader For East High First of all, before you ever think about becoming a Cheerleader for any school, you must be prepared to really be dedicated to the cheerlcading squad. You might be saying, “Oh there's nothing to being a cheerleader, all you have to do is look cute and smile alot. ” Little do you know that checcrleaders go through training first like athletes do. Our cheerleaders go to DC A camp over the summer. They also go to clinics in the Kansas City area to prepare themselves for the long hard school year to come. When it's time for football and basketball season, they put everything they've learned over the summer into action. The cheerleaders have a big responsibility. They have to keep the crowd motivated; then the players can stay hyped up and play a better game. This year we've added yell leaders on our squad to give us a more professional look. Maybe one year you might want to take on this new and exciting challenge. BY: Cecilia White Cheerleaders II5 1988 £astoni on Staff 1. Micaela and Tina working hard on getting the Senior l.D. completed. 2. Sue, Jerry, and Stacie discussing advertisement sales. 3. Front row: (L to R) Micaela Torres, Michelle Vicrow, Carol Wilburn, Jessica Flood, Jerry Cloe, Second row: Stacie Baynham, Mark Sargent, Anna Vaca, Shari Brooks, Stacy Monteer, Aimee Steaman, Jennifer Thurman, Teresa Urban, Cecilia White, Celes-tyne Wright, Back row: Randy Brown, Johnny Turman, Tammy Wiley, Alfonso Vargas, and those not shown Tina Davis and Souphapone Nonthav-eth Photo By: Mu Hot 2 116 Fastonion Staff Photo By: Mulbl Photo By: Turman Photo B : Mallot (Career lorati on Front: Chris Noble, Syionica Handcrsion, Joseph Barnes, Shellie May, unknown, Karla Buess. Second; Mrs. Bledsoe, Seth Eng, Lori 'Dady, Camcrin Perkins, Chris Mays, Calvin Robins, Tina Hogue, Ianna Clay, Back; Car-netta Mitchellc, Jason Piggic, Asren Sewyer, Camcll Hall, Thomas Chambers, Gary Bandy, Mark Cunningham, Damon Washington, Mr. Rowan. “ believe that America's strength lies in her trust in God and in the Courage and Strength of her people. This is only a part of the Explorer Code which its members strive to live up to. Career Explorers are related to the Boy Scouts organization. It's offered to those 15 years of age and not yet 21. 118 Explorers ecu 1. Best of luck to Carla Johnson and Laura Sew ill. They are the two members going to State competition this year. 2. The officers from left to right arc Carla Johnson - President. Laura Newill - Secretary. and Denise Ncwson - Reporter. 3. Tina Nolan, Cheron Henderson, Angela Stearman, Michelle Gunter, Valencia Woods, Denise Newson, Michael Fowler. Carla Bibbs. Laura Newill. Roy Johnson. Tyjuana Hurst. Danisha Fultz. Edwina Scott. Drashell McCormic, Terri Jack. DECA 119 1. The student council listens to Mrs. Wray's suggestions. 2. The student council officers arc (L to R): Chelsea Bright - Sgt. At Arms, Tina Davis - Treasurer, La trice Davis - President, Lela Gordon - Secretary, La Shan Johnson - Sgt. At Arms, (not picutrcd) Candice East - Vice President. 3. The Student Council members are: Ruby Bowden, Michelle Vierow, Debbie Meyers, Marc Compton, Carneatta Mitchell. Anaiece Craig, Trcncc Hannah, Yolanda Whitmire. Ray Hansuld, Charissa Crawford. Latrice Davis, Lela Gordon, Shawna Burnes, Kenneth Robinson, La Shan Johnson, Chelsea Bright, Tina Davis, Kenneth Lumpkins. Jolanda Britton, Cornell Hall, Patrice Emery, Valencia Woods, Latoya Sutherland, Lancttc Tindcll, Ayanna Clay, Ebony Clinton, Shauna Davis, Tiffany Councc, Tammy Harper, Shari Huntley, Kimberly Huntley, Thomas Stuckey, Shcrvcttc Stuckey, Fatima Jackson, Dc Ann Smith, Tiffany Brooks, Shelly May, Melinda Powell, Renee Brame, Chris Noble, Terry Hickock, Jason Metcalf, Renee Schuman. Arletha Frye £CMO 1. Rodney Gadson and Daryl Harris, the officers of Echo, show that they are proud of their work. 2. Kyles Davis, Scan Canady, Chris Banks, and Rodney Givens say, “Seniors have it together! ECHO NEWS Below: Mrs. Florence Singleton. Sponsor, Paul Villanueva, Sonia Pena, Daryl Harris, Charissa Crawford, Tracy Harper, Tcycre Taylor, Shauna Burnes, Nicole Lewis, Michael Annis, Lcla Gordon, Chris Banks, Frank White, Wendy Johnson, Scan Canady, William Mays, Kyles Davis. James Evans, Rodney Gadson. Rodney Givens, Detra Cooper 121 First Row: Terry Braden. Kevin Stover. Anna Jones. Chris Rymer. Second Row: Stacy Stock. Ruby Bowden. Curtis Mason, James Dodge. Third Row: Bill Hernandez, Jason Lewis, Billy Agnew. The FFA proudly participates in the homecoming parade. 122 Clubs and Organizations National Honor Society As part of our Partnership program with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, four employees have volunteered to come to East weekly to tutor students in Math. Tutors arc: Kurt Hoffman. Rosalee Latino, Steve Snitz, and Rochelle Anderson The National Honor Society is the front runner of organizations and societies that promote appropriate recognition for students who reflect outstanding accomplishments in areas of academics, character, leadership, and service. College admissions officers often look for Honor Society membership as a valid indicator of whether the applicant will succeed at the collegiate level of post-secondary education. The Honor Society member has already proven that he or she is able to achieve in a cross-section of endeavors and is of high moral character. This year the National Honor Society has begun to function as a year-round organization. The membership is composed of 10 seniors who were inducted into the society as juniors last year. Future activities are being planned. Front row: (l-r) La Shan Johnson, Chclsa Bright Second row: Mr. Neal, Mrs. King, Candice East, Shawn Me Collom, Kenneth Lumpkins, Racmona Dean, Anna Vaca, Dr. Spencer Clubs and Organizations 123 niuuc PLuJ. This School year started with a new music instructor, Mr. James Duncan. Mr. Duncan took on the responsibility of being director of the music department here at East High. Mr. Duncan has started reconstructing the band. He has added ten flag girls, and hopes to increase the number of band members. With adequate attention to both the band and the choir. Mr. Duncan plans to make them both the best in the district. Mr. Duncan feels that with an enthusiastic instructor, the musically inclined students will get more involved in their study of music. Mr. Duncan Welcome Aboard to East High and keep up the good work. Written By: Teresa Urban Front Row: L-R Seth Eng, Darrell Wright, Quelan Robinson, David McHenry, Michcal Williams, Market Clayton. Middle Row: Mario Washington, Jeffery Jordon, James Lee, Monica Weintraub. Floyd Sullivan. Sylvia Torres, Anacicc Craig, Anita Shousc, Kollcttc Ricketts, Patricia Jordon, Jcrin McConeel. Back Row: Vcrncr Turner. Marcellus Pelton, Cameron Perkins, Marqita Lora, Michelle Lora, Marquita Lora, Marlon Canady, and Lamondo Wyrichk. 124 Band 1. Flag girls practicing at their hardest. 2. Showing off their abilities. 3. This year our band students arc at their best on their performance. 4. Mr. Duncan takes time to give us his cheezy smile. (Concert dli oir PHOTO BY Sargent PHOTO BY: Vierow 2 PHOTO BY: Sargent J 4 PHOTO BY Sargent 1. Front; Tanya White, Kathy McCloud, Melissa Pfaffly, Patrica Jordan, Christy Copenhagen Micaela Torres, Michcal Lora, Hassis Eden, Monique Lora, Second; Joy Wright, Angela Williams, Jennifer Williams. Vickie Davis, Melissa Cas-tenado, Melissa Perry, Tiffany Smith, Antoynctc Bell, Sommer Luppens, Nu-kcchi Jones, Sharry Albcrty, Back; Chris Hays, Cedric McDonald, Floyd Sullivan. David Masha I I, Dare! Jones, Willie Forte, John Harris, Joseph Barnes. 2. The members of the choir were all bundled up as they sang Christmas carols outside at the Plaza. 3. Every performance the men put on their black and white suits and the Ladies dress up in their lovely green dresses. 4. We take our sing performances seriously- 5. The choir got to perform at many places. One was for the Governers Tree Held Down Town. The Choir sang songs as little children put ornaments on the tree. PHOTO BY Vierow 5 6 PHOTO BY Viero 6. A practice does not go by without being corrected at least once for the Concert Choir. Mr. Duncan always gives his group both the positive and negative points on their songs. He has lots of patience, for handling 28 choir students. We the Choir give him lots of trouble but we always try to do our best at performances, to make him proud. 127 MOX Company A: Front; Kcrshan Bowden, Desmond Walker, Maggie Duckett, James Rudcll, Kenneth Smith, Second; Michael Annis. Misty Thomas. Adrian Pearson, LaShan Johnson. Lori Ross. Monica Weinthrough. William Cook. Back; Lisa Porter. Dawon Masses. Bobby Davis, Tiffany Counce, Marc Alvaiado. James Mickleson. Company B: Front; Nick Ramirez, Josette Chavez, Cynthia Ackley, Tina Maklei, M. Barren, Joan Warren. Anita Love, Rochelle Perry, Kim Peters Second; David McHenry, Clarence Lomax, Michael Brown, Dale German, Michael Crumby, Mark Moore, Robert Hicks, Cedric McDonald. Rodney Alexander, Angela Pearson, Robert Sanders, Back; Ed Stewart, Orlanda Stewart, Crcd Jones, David King, Steve Duckworth, Venice Williams, Unknown, Raymond Stewart. SIDE: Lori Ross, Lasham Johnson. BOTTOM: Company C: Front; Kcko Williams, Nicole Newman, Rochelle Wilson, Vickie Kemp, Venaid Miller. Second: Carl Holtcamp. Latina Green, Bridget Parrish, Chris Lewis, Rebecca Stalker, Dcandrcl Bills, DavidShobc, Eric Howell, Back:Shanda Morris, Randouph Mays, Kenneth Drew, Kyle Sanders, Sherry Hunlcy, Dennis Hanson, Steve Reeves. ABOVE L to R Reggie Harris, Eric Howell, Steve Duckworth, Marc Compton. Shawn Hunt. Battalion Staff SIDE: L to R: Monica Weinthrough, Maggie Duckett. Tiffany Councc, Adrian Pearson JROTC 129 Company D: Front; Ricky Baltmorc, Daniel Winningham. Kim Hill, Jacab Calcdy. Second; Marc Compton Rusty Brown, Barry Burch, Teresa Taylor, Erica Calhun, Johnnie Brooks, Deden McCauley. James Dodge, Rcttic Harris. Back: Tina Ros, Dalas Mays, Jason Kemp, Larry Alexander. Mories Well, Joseph Barnes. Best Shooter Company E: Front: Erie Dunn, Leslie Trapp, Myrian Lugo. Ched Miles, Lisa Miller, Curtes Frity, De Wayne Roden, Second; Roderick Langford, Robert Mays, Robert Williams. Jeffrey Miller, Bunt Duckworth, Benny Homes, Kenny Robinson, Fred Chavez. Back; Barbara McCawan. Charles Johnson, James fin ley, Terry Anding, Shawn Hunt. Talora Jackson, Maurce Roden. Rifle Team: Johnniw Brooks, Denis Hanson, Reggie Harris, Keishawn Bowden. Drill Team: David McHenry, Kcko Williams. Misty Thomas. Steve Duckworth. Second: Robert Williams. Michael Brown. Lisa Porter Rachellc Wilson. Monica Wcinthraub. Sherry Hunley. Johnnie Brooks. Cynthia Ackley. David Shobe. Third; Bennie Homes. Robert Mays. Carol Holtcamp. Reggie Harris. Jeffrey Miller. Brie Howell. Vickie Kemp. Brent Duckworth, fourth; Larry Alexander, lid Stewart, Shawn Hunt. Dr. Oliver Spencer Jr. was proud to present the ROTC Queens Crown to Senior LaShawn Johnson. ROTC ROYALTY 131 (2 UUpMrfu£tlU M UUe've waited for this moment for a long time and now it's finally here. UUe know you will hove much success in the future. Love, Mom and Dad A Ackley. Cathy 95 Adcock. Paula 9$ Addison. Denise 95 Adcrholt, Darrell 50 Agncw. Billy 122 Agncw. Billy 81 Albert). Sherrie 80 Albert y. Shernc 81 Alcry. 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Mo 64127 (816) 231-5737 Judy Wrenfrow Clute Class of 70 Steven Perry Class of 69 Rolla Gene Wells Class of 81 Richard Cloe Class of 79 OornWlallot photography 107 Hackberry • Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64063 Member: Greater Kansas City Professional Photographers Association 373-4987 FORD BLUE SPRINGS FORD INC. NEW CARS TRUCKS LIGHTS — MEDIUMS — HEAVIES Complete Parts Service Quality Body Shop • All Makes Models 7 USED CARS ft TRUCKS 3200 S OUTER RD FORD RENT- A-CAR DEALER “?9tr It was nice sharing in all of the Senior activities with you. We'll miss everyone and we hope your future is a success. Thanks, Stacie and De-tra (Best Friends) We would like to wish success in the future to the Senior Class of 1988 . Sincerely. La-tanya Saffold and Kimberly Whitmire. Congratulations Seniors! James R. Duncan, Director East Senior High School Department of Music Best Wishes to the Class of “1988”. “I loved it!” Michelle Vierow (Miki) To the doss of ' 1988”, Thank you for the memories, but it's only just begun. lela “Renee” Gordon Congratulations to the class of 88. Through it all we survived . ( THE FUTURE’S IN YOUR HANDS TA-DA. Angi Stearman the Graduate Love, Dad, Mom, Mike, Aimee Bucky God hath promised strength for the day rest for the labor light for the way Grace for the trials Help from above. Unfailing sympathy, Undying love. A message to my fellow peers. From Charissa Joy Crawford 88 I 4707 TRUMAN RD. • Pre-Arranged Funeral Plans 5000 BLUE RIDGE CUT-OFF 231-0970 William G. Earp William H. Earp James W. Earp John D. Munden OVER ICC years in business LORIST GREENHOUSES, INC. Two 4701 TRUMAN ROAD Locations TJoyeth er 3, orever Creator of fine class rings, awards, announcements gowns, diplomas AC 816 Jiff, ■n x on so on Burnt, Constance 68 Burnet. Shawna 28 Burnet. Shawna 50 Burnet. Shawna 56 Burris. Jerome 82 Butler. Levi 8 Butler. Lot 9 Butler. Levi 22 Butler. Levi 68 Byers. Rodgerick 82 Bynum. Delta 68 c Cage, Crystal 68 Calhoun. Mira 50 Callahan. Patty 68 Canada. Damon 9 Canada. Damon 16 Canada. Damon 22 Canada. Damon 68 Canady. Marion 82 Canady. Sean 14 Canady. Sean 16 Canady. Shawn 18 Canady. Sean 22 Canady. Sean 50 Carter, Danielle 82 Cattle. Angela 82 Carver. Fannie 82 Cervas. Christopher 82 Chamber . Thomas 82 Chamber . Thomas 118 Chappie. Josh 8 Chappie. Josh 9 Chappie. Josh 24 Chappie. Josh 68 Charles. Johnson 24 Chcffcn. Carmen 50 Cheffen. John 68 Clark, eke 18 Clay. Ayanna 80 Clay. Ayanna 82 Clay, Ayanna 114 Clay. Ayanna 118 Clay. Chad 16 Clay. Chad 68 Clayton. Marcel 50 Clemocnv Lamont 68 Clinton. Ebony 82 Cloc. Gerald 51 KANSAS CITY, MO. 64127 231-0447 Ck� e, Jerry 116 Coffman. Mary 98 Coker. Deane 51 Colbert, l.uia 51 Colbert, Traci 83 Coie. David 98 Combs. Monica 68 Compos. Michelle 83 Compton. Marc 66 Compton. Marc 68 Conley. Mark 98 Cook. William 98 Cooper. Detra 51 Cooper. Detra 52 Cooper. Marquita 98 Corporal. Ardcll 68 Coatcllom. David 68 Counce. James 16 Counce. James 24 Councc. James 68 Councc. Tiffany 83 Cox. Roy 98 Cozart. Bernice 68 Craig. Anaicce 8 Craig. Anaicce 68 Craig. Eric 98 Crain. Jeremy 83 Crawford. Charrusa 51 C revile y. Rhonda 68 Crosby. Kim 69 Crowder. Karen 83 Crumby. Michael 98 Cummings. Tonya 98 Cundiff. Rhonda 69 Cunningham. David 98 Cunningham. Marc 8 Cunningham. Mark 69 Cunningham. Mark 118 Cunningham. Yolanda 83 D Dady. Janet 83 Dady. Lon 69 Dady. Lon 118 Dale. Alyna 98 Dale, Derrick 83 Davan. Dawod 98 Davenport. Maurice 98 Davidson. Victoria 98 Davis. Bobby 18 Davis. Bobbv 33 Ccngratulaticns Seniors!! We, the teachers and staff members would like to congratulate the graduating class of 1988. We wish you the best of luck and success in the future. Dr. Oliver W. Spencer, Jr. Dr. Janet Baird Mr. Wesley Elders Mr. Harold Liggins Lucinda Britton, Phillip Bullocks, Gary Collett, Jeanne Curty, Larry Daniels, Raymond Galler, Jerry Gilchrist, Richard Holaday, Timothy Johnson, William Kanan, Linda King, Vera Locke, Linda Loveless, Nar-warrior Mackey, Patricia Mallard, Tom Mallot, Marilyn Miles, Larry Mudd, Raymond Naudet, Elver Neal, D. Phelps, James Ryon, David Wasser, Jane Wray, James Wright, Donna Young Congratulations Olga and Sonia!! It's been great living through East High School with you guys. We finally made it. Good luck in the future. Stay in touch. Love, Souphaphone In loving Memory of ... Damon Couch The loss of his life will be felt in the hearts of many of our students and faculty. Damon’s charm and wit will be missed by all who had any kind of relationship with him. He is Loved. Da v is, Bobby 69 East. Demctria 69 Dam. Gcrmum 99 Edward. Mecca 84 Dam. Kyles 8 Edwards. Vcrsclla 51 Dam. Kyles 20 Element. Michael 100 Dam. Kyles 21 Ekcroma. Julis 84 Davit. Kyles 22 Lllingburg. Edward 84 Dam. Kyles 51 Ellis. Darrell 51 Davis. Kyles 56 Ellis. Laurancc 84 Davis, Lairice 51 blison. Brian 99 Davis. Latricc 56 Ellison. Derrick 69 Davit. Regina 83 Emery. Patrice 28 Davis. Shawna 83 En. Souphcakneary 84 Davis. Termain 26 Emery. Patrice 66 Davis. Tin 10 Emery. Patrice 69 Davit. Tin 51 Eng. Sith 8 Davis. Tina 116 Eng. Sith 69 Davis. Tony 99 Eng. Sith 118 Davis. Vicki 69 Eacareno. Margaret 99 Espinosa, Ahmed 84 Dawson. Ctwunccy 8 Evans. Jackie 99 Dawson. Chaunccy 24 Everette. Bcnnis 99 Dawson. Chaunccy 83 Evcraol. Carmen 84 Day. Dana 99 Dean. Racmona 51 Dean. Racmona 123 Denney. Jason 69 Dennis. Yolanda 83 Dewitt. Michcal 66 F Eaync. Ark 70 Ecnaon. Christina 100 Field, Anthony 100 Fincher. Sherry 84 Either. Orlando 70 Hcmons. Michael 24 Flood. Jessica 51 Flood. Jessica 116 Dorsey. Kenya 99 Ford. Carla 10 Ford. Carla 100 Douglas. Laurence 83 Ford. Dana 70 Douglas. Tyrone 84 Ford. Kendall 9 Ford. Kendall 84 l orte, Willie 70 Forrow. Yal 100 Foster, Ixylita 51 Frank. Lesley 84 Franklin. Michelle 100 Freeman. Henry 100 Dudley. Michelle 99 Freman. Shelia 84 Duffer. Tina 69 Frit . Curtis 100 Dumbs. LaaTonya 84 Frye. Arlcth 10 Frye. Arlctha 70 E hast. Candice 51 East. Candice $2 East. Candice 57 East. Candice 123 Fuimaono. Peter 16 Fuimaono, Peter 100 Full . Diniaha 70 Fyimacno. Cynthia 70 G Gadton. Rodncv 51 Gadson. Rodney 56 Galloway, Karl 100 Galloway, Sharon 100 Gate . Kim 80 Gening. Meccia 54 German. Dale 70 Gilmore. Seleaa 84 Givens, Rodney 8 Givint. Rodney 21 Givins, Rodney 22 Givins. Rodney 54 Glcichman. Joseph 100 Goff. Peggy 84 Gorden. Lela 54 Gordow. Keith 84 Grado. Nancy 84 Graham. Dale 70 Grates. Kimberly 84 Green. Jennifer 100 Green, Lalonia 100 Green, Leslie 84 Green. Marla 70 Griddioc. Chris 8 Gnddinc, Chris 100 Griffen, Felicia 100 Grout. Denise 70 Gross. Kerry 16 Gross. Kerry 24 Gross. Kerry 70 Guess. Karla 19 Guess. Karla 18 Guess. Karla 52 Guess. Karla 54 Guess. Karla IIX Guinn. Chandler 70 Gulick. Shannon 54 Gunter. Michelle 54 H Haggins. Leonard 70 Haggins, Shawn 84 Hall. Cornell 9 Hall. Cornell 85 Hall. Carncll 118 Hamel. Brian 101 Handersion. Syionica 118 Hannon. Trana 101 Hannon.Trcnec 28 Hannon. Trcnnce 101 Hanson. Dennis 101 Hansuld. Chuck 8 Hansuld. Chuck 9 Hansuld. Chuck 16 Hansuld. Chuck 85 Harbor. Quenton 70 Harper. Antonio 71 Harper, Tammy 85 Harper. Tracey 33 Harper. Tracy 54 Harper. Tracy 57 Harrell. Damon 101 Harnng. F.lena 85 Harm. Daryl 54 Harris. Daryl 56 Harris, Howania 54 Harrison, Isaac 85 Hoelshschcr. Dave 72 Harrison. Kimberly 8 Harvey. Marcus 8 Harvey. Marcus 85 Hayes. Chris 71 Hayses. Enc 71 Hays. Douglas 101 Hays. Elizabeth 71 Henderson. Cheron 71 Henderson. Sakna 71 Henderson. Suromca 101 Hernandez. Bill 122 Hernandez. David 101 Hernandez. Joel 54 Hearn, Shcrronda 28 Herns. Shcrond 71 Hickock. Theresa 101 Hill. Chermse 72 Hill. Eugene 85 Hill. Lorraine 101 Hill. Michael 72 Hinds. Kathryn 54 Hinds. Kern 101 Hoffman. Kurt 123 Hogue. Tina 85 Hogue. Tina 118 Holder. Scott 54 Hollar. Tracy 101 Hollowed. Tracy 54 Holman. Kim 101 Holmes. Iknnic 54 Hooker. Denny 101 Hooper. Roslyn 72 Horton. Thomas 85 Howard. Billy 85 Howard. Lamonica 28 Howard. Lamonica 54 Howard. Robert 101 Howard. Rozann 101 Howell, Eric 72 Howell, Tina 85 Hubbard. Sandra 8 Hubbard. Sandra 28 Hubbard. Sandra 85 Hubbard. Willie 55 Hudson. Halbert 85 Hughlon. Angela 55 Hunter. Clyde 85 Hurt. Ursula 55 Hurtado. Michelle 85 (onyratufations .Stacie!! .Keep up the yood worh. f ease, Jon t stop nou since you ve made it this far. Clever foryel the thinyS you ve been tauyht. (yo for the best and we if be behind you 100°fo. dCove your Wother JrotherS We printed your picture packs “You’re looking good East High School” 8906 East 67th Street Raytown,Missouri 64133 (816)358-6677 Toll Free (800)821-1305 Missouri (800)892-1301 The Eastonian Sta££ would like to Congratulate the Class o£ “1988” Good Luck Seniors!! J Jack. Terri 55 Jackson. Fatima 72 Jackson. Joey 72 Jackson. Roy 21 Jackson. Roy 22 Jackson. Roy 55 Jackson. Nichole 55 Johnson. Barbra 72 Johnson. Carla 66 Johnson. Charlie 8 Johnson. Charlie 9 Johnson. Charlie 24 Johnson. Charlie 85 Johnson. Christine 85 Johnson. Eugene 85 Johnson. Fclicea 72 Johnson. Johnnie 85 Johnson. Kelly 55 Johnson. LaShan 52 Johnson. LaShan 123 Johnson. Nicole 28 Johnson. LaShawn 55 Johnson. Rodney 85 Johnson. Rodney 8 Jones. Anna 122 Jones. Beatrice 55 Jones. C ha rise 85 Jones. Chris 85 Jones. Anna $5 Jones. Darryl 72 Jones. Engasha 87 Jones. Jacinla 72 Jones. Nukechi 80 Jones. Ryan 87 Jones. Valencia 10 Jones. Valencia 72 Jordan. Patricia 72 Jordan. Tammy 72 Joseph. Brian 87 K Kemp. Annette 55 Kemp. Charles 72 Kemp. Jason 16 Kemp. Jeffrey 16 Kemp. Jeffery 87 Kendall. Karla 19 Kindred. Ray 26 King. Deborah 72 King. Elizabeth 55 King. Kevin 14 King. Kevin 16 King. Usa 55 Kingyon. Joseph 72 Kirkendall. Jerome 73 Krctchzcmcr. Jennifer 87 L Lain. Bennie 87 Lammcrs. Greg 73 Lane, Marino 87 Lane. Shaun 18 Langford. Roderick 87 l iuffer. Harold 55 Latimer. Jermaine 87 Latimer, Jcrmain 8 Latimer. Jermaine 24 Latimer, Tcrmain 9 Layton. Sammic 87 Lee. Derik 55 Lee. Janes 8 Lee. James 26 Lee. James 104 Lee. Tawana 55 Lee. Kathecru 104 Lcmay. Christina 87 Lewis, Jason 122 Lewis. Melvin 104 Lewis. Nicole 33 Lewis. Nicole 56 Leepcr. Joe 55 Lightsey. Marcel 73 Lindsey. Philip 87 Livinatcn. La mo 87 Lightsey. Marcel 76 Lightsey, Marcell 16 Lockett. Marva 104 Lohmcycr. Roman 73 Lomax. Clarence 73 Lopez. Ellissa 104 Lora. Marquita 104 Lora. Michelle 73 Lora. Monique 87 Lose. Shelly 87 Lugo. Mynam 104 Lumpkins. Kenneth 55 Lumpkins. Kenneth 57 Lumpkins. Kenneth 123 Lynch. Patrkca 58 M Magee. Fdccsa 73 Magee. Yolanda 104 Maggitt. Kenya 104 Magicc. Patriccn 73 Murks, Reginald 73 Maples. Bridget 104 Marmolcjo. Tina 87 Mathews. Sherry 58 Manor. Jason 104 Malshall. I avid 5 1 Murcille. Kenny 87 Marshal. Kerrick 104 Marshall. Melvin 16 Marshall. Melvin $8 Mason. Curtis 104 Mason. Curtis 122 Mason. Davina 104 Mason. Ortiz 88 Martin. John 73 Martin. Jose KM Martin. Joseph 73 Maxwell. Harlenc 88 May. I avid 73 VI ay. Shellic 18 May. Shellie 104 May. Shellie 118 Mays, Chris 118 Mays. Dallas 73 Mays. Racquel 73 Mays. William 58 Mays, Randy 88 McCanthy. Al.se 105 McCIcnton. Shnisnulc 28 McCIcnton. Shavsntalc 123 McClinton. Mary 105 McCollom. Shawn 123 McCollan. Shawn McComas. Lana 73 McConnell. Garnett 105 McCord. Brandon 88 McCormick. Drashcll 73 McCormick. Jeanme 10 McCormick. Jeanme 28 McCormick. Jeanme 66 McCormick. Jeanme 73 McCoy. Wancka 105 McLeod. John 8 McDancill. Quiuhnua 74 McDlinton. Shawntale 10 McDonald. Cedric 74 McDonald. Cedrts 88 Meadows. Willie 88 Means. Morris 88 Merritt. Debra 28 Merritt. Debbie 105 Merritt. Nichole 105 Messer. Patricia 88 Metcalf. Jason 105 Mickelson. James 26 Middleton. Neiha 88 Miles. Cheo 105 Mill. Robert 105 Miller. Alexandra 105 Miller. Latrccc 105 Miller. Jeffery 88 Miller. Stephanie 28 Miller. Stephanie 105 Miller. Varnard Miner. Leo 88 Minor. Leo 8 Mitchell. Antonio 106 Mitchell. Carncatra 74 Mitchell. Carnetra 114 Mitchcllc. Carnetta 118 Mitchell. Carncata 123 Mitchell. Jeremy 106 Mitchell. Marlon 16 Mitchell. Marlon 106 Moltcr. Tina 88 Monteer. Russell 58 Montccr. Stacy 116 Moore. James 74 Moore. Kathy 106 Moore. Lesha nda 106 Moore. Vernail 88 Morgan. Amy 58 Monteer. Stacy 58 Morgan, Donald 106 Morgan. Stephanie 106 Mosus, Da mend 26 Moses. Damon 16 Moses. Damon 106 Murillo. Jesus 73 Myers. Debbie 58 N Neal. F.juan 26 Neely. Steven 66 Neely. Steven 74 Nelson. Marilyn 80 Nelson. Marilyn 88 Nelson. Tonya 88 Newell. Laura 8 Newell. Lori 74 Newman. Nicole 88 Newson. Denise 58 Nguyen. Hicp 106 Noble. Chris 118 Nolan. Tina 58 Non I ha vet h. Sou pha phone 58 Nonthaveth. Souphaphanc. 116 North. La Iron 106 o O’Neal. Lisa 88 O’Neal. Rhonda 58 Ortiz. Angelo 88 Ortiz, Mariapaula 58 Outlaw. Elesyia 106 Owens. Miaucl 106 Economy drug 6419 Truman K.C. Mo. 231-4444 Congratulations to the Seniors and suggest you consider a career in Pharmacy. A life Saving Profession. P Page. Dwayne. 106 Page. Eddie 26 Parish. Angela 106 Parrson. Angela 106 Patterson. Londro 74 Pavlcttc. Kelly 89 Pcarion, Adrianne 58 Pearson. Rohja 74 Peeler. Renee 75 Pelton. Marcellas 8 Pena. Olga 58 Pena. Sonia 58 Pelton. Marccllus 58 Pennington. Angela 89 Penny. Rochelle 106 Perkins, Cameron 75 Perkins. Camenn 118 Pcrnice. Ronald 75 Perryman. Randy 59 Perryman. Scott 106 Perryman. Wendic 106 Pctccs. Kimberly 59 Peters. Kim 10 Peterson. Earl 8 Peterson. Earl 89 Petty. Jcncc 107 Pfaffly. Melissa 75 Phangphanh. Nathanouth 89 Phillips. Lamont 59 Phommata. Molly 89 Phommata. Sally 75 Pierce. Aaron 89 Piggic, Jason 118 Pitts. Alica 107 Poland. Stacy 89 Porter. Nicole 107 Powell. Melinda 80 Powell. Melinda 89 Powell. Tammie 89 Q Qualls. Latonnya 59 R Redit. Lamar 22 Ramircs. Francisco 89 Ramirez. Anna 107 Ramirez. Maria 59 Ramirez. Nick 89 Ramirez. Nick 89 Ramirez; Samuel 16 Randy. Gary 26 Ramirez. Ram 16 Ray. Mark 107 Rcarton. Rachel! 106 Reed. Donald 107 Reed. Rhonda 107 Reed. Tyrone 75 Reeves. Stephen 89 Reeves. Steve 107 Rclton. Kimberly 106 Ricketts.'Amy 107 Ricketts. Kollctc 89 Riley. Joanne 89 Riley. Saprina 75 Roberts. Jamie 107 BALDWINS FOOD Congratulates the Class of 1988 5117 Independence Ave. 231-3130 Mo VIEROW 2526 DRURY KANSAS CITY, MO 64127 241-6427 PMOTOGMFHERS Specializing in Portriats and Portfolios ipas Independent Photo°j4rt Supply Co. Compliments of Harry Fogliani Class of '59 Photographic Supplier Tel. (816) 421-3644 325 Southwest Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri 64108 Our Neighborhood Drive-In 2641 Van Brunt 924-1878 Robbisn, Calvin 118 Robinson. Kenneth 75 Robmvon. Monteray 107 Robins. Calvin 24 Robins. Calvin 89 Robins. Carla 59 Robinson. Ben 75 Robinson. Oban 89 Robinson. Quclann 89 Roby. Kennetrh 75 Rodcr. Maurice 107 Rodkey. Kei 107 Rodgers. Ladaba 89 Rodgers. Anthony 89 Rodrigues, Maria 107 Rose. Tina 107 Ross. Lori 75 Ross. Rosemary 59 Ro«. David 75 Ruddcll. James 107 Rule. Aaron 114 Rutledge. Brenda 107 Rymer. Christopher 75 Rymer. Chris 122 s Saffold. La tony u 59 Salmon. Mellissa 107 Sanders. Kyle 75 Sanders. Thcron 8 Sanders. Thcron 9 Sanders. Thcron 18 Sanders. Thcron 24 Sanders. Thcron 75 Sargent. Mark 116 Sawyer. Aaron 16 Sawyer. Aaron 14 Sawyer. Aaron 75 Sawyer. Arren 118 Sayles. Anthony 18 Schmitt, Joyce 107 Schubert. Lucreiu 76 Schuman. Renee 59 Scoot. Rhonda 75 Scot, fcdwina 33 Scott. Michael 108 Searcy. Lamoozo 108 Sevan. Shannon 76 Shadwick. Thomas 76 Shard. Angela 108 Shaw. Freda 10 Shaw. Freda 28 Shaw. Freda 76 Shelton. Christina 108 Simms. Berry 26 Sims. Barry 108 Smith. DcAnn 32 Smith. Eric 14 Smith. Eric 16 Smith, Erika 108 Smith. Fclecia 108 Smith, Katina 108 Smith. James 28 Smith. James 76 Smith. Janaire 108 Smith. Jonita 18 Smith. Lakesha 108 Smith. Marla 108 Smith. Rochelle 18 Smith. Patricca 18 Smith. Patricia 19 Smith. Sylvia 108 Smith. Tamcca 108 Smith. Tanyc 108 Smith. Tracy 76 Smith. Venus 109 Smith. Willard 59 Snider. Kellie 80 Solis. Patricca 18 Sowell. Boby 22 Sowells. Bobby 21 Stahl. Cheryl 109 Stanley. Jennifer 76 Starr. Hellcn 76 Steward. Daryl 26 Stewart. Chuck 59 Stewart. Daryl 109 Stewart. Dwayne 109 Stewart. Edward 76 Stewart. Raymond 24 Stewan. Raymond 76 Stearman. Aime 116 Stearman. Angela 59 Stearman. Michael 76 Steele. Teresa 76 Steinwinder. Loretta 76 Stock. Stacy 122 Stover. Kevin 59 Stover. Kevis 122 Stuckey. Thomas 109 Suanders. Alicea 59 Sullivan. Floyd 56 Sullivan. Floyd 57 Sullivan. Floyd 62 Sullivan. Floyd 114 T Tatum. Ramona 62 Taylor. Debra 28 Taylor. Julia 109 Taylor. Mikle 109 Taylor. Mikkis 26 Taylor. Tereyc 62 Tcndal. Larncta 28 Thomas. Shawn 109 Thompson. Adam 109 Thompson. Lalasha 8 Thompson. Lalasha 76 Unas iffliUer Lll 'WOOD VAN BRUNT DRY CLEANING SHIRT LAUNDRY 923-6656 Thompson. Latashu 114 Wallace. David 77 Woodson. Robert 78 Thongkham. Soulunya 62 Wallace. David 8 Wright. Celestync 79 Thoeman. Jennifer 77 Wallace. Joanne 77 Wright. Celestync 116 Thorton, Kimberly 77 Whitmire. Yolanda 78 Wright. Darlene 63 Thurman. Jennifer lib Wall . Teresa 109 Wright. Joy 93 Tindal. 1 anette 77 W alter . Mavit 92 Tindall. Lonncttc 66 Ward. Rayward 92 Y Tippin. Glendale 77 Warren. Joanmc 92 Torre . Micacla 77 Wanaen. Tonya 28 Torre . Micacla 8 W'a� h. Antonctte 92 Torre . Micacla 116 Washington. Antonio 77 Torre . Manuel 109 Washington. Arlando 62 Young. Kendra 93 Travi . James 62 Washington. Curron 92 Young. Michelle 63 Trcnlanc. Michael 77 Washington. Curti 92 Young. Michelle 10 Trent. Connie 62 Washington. Damon 77 Young. Shawn 63 Turner. Tithclle 77 Washington. Damon 118 Turman. Johnny 116 Washington. Mario 92 Turner, Ttihcllc 77 Watkins. Brandy 123 z Turner. Verner 62 Watson. Walter 77 u W ebb. Chris 92 White. Bryant 8 White. Cccila 78 ante. Rafeal 79 W'hite. Cecilia 116 Zavala. Victor 93 White. Donna 93 Zollar. Carl 79 Urban. Teresa IS White. Donna 123 W'hite. Franklin 63 Urban. Theresa 77 White. Robert 78 Urban. Teresa 116 White. William 78 V Vaca. Anna 62 White. Tonya 78 Whitmill. Daryl 78 Whitmire. Kimberly 62 Whitney. William 62 Wilburn. Carol 10 Wilburn. Carol 66 Wilburn. Carol 116 Vaca. Anna 116 Wilburn. Carol 78 Vaca. Anna 123 Wiley. Tammy 93 Vanoy. Lavanda 92 Wiley. Tammy 116 Vargu . Alfonso 116 Williams. Alma 78 Vargus. Alfon o 92 Williams. Amelia 63 Varga . Usa 109 William . Angela 78 Velasrjuar. Mario 62 Willi . Clinton 63 Vi� ro� . Chrmy 109 William . Curtis 93 Vicrow. Michelle 33 Williams. Frank 63 Vierom. Michelle 52 Williams. Kcko 93 Vicrow. Michelle 62 William . Melvin 63 Vicrow. Michelle 116 Williams. Michael 78 Villanueva. Annette 92 Williams. Michelle 33 Villanueva. Paul 62 Williams. Reggie 63 w Wade. Bennie 77 William . Ronald 16 William . Ronald 78 Williams. Tiffany 18 Williams. Tiffany 19 William . Tiffany 56 Williams. Tiffany 63 Williams. Yolanda 63 W'aiser. Michele 18 Williams. Yolanda 78 Wainser. Michelle 109 Willi . Tynaise 32 Wallace, Carl 62 Wilson. Bobbie 78 Walker. Dcsmon 109 Wilson. Nancy 78 Walker. Maurte 26 Wilson. Rochelle 8 Walker. Mauctc 109 Wilson. Rochelle 78 Walker. Mount Dan 26 Wilson. Rochelle 93 W alker. Tracy 109 Winfrey. Terri 93 Wallace. Carl 52 Winters. Chris 78 W'allacc. Da id 9 W ’ulton. Travcll 63 Wallace. David 22 Woods. Valencia 78 Michael and Theresa Cunningham 816 241 2754 6043 Truman Road Kansas City, Missouri 64126 Colophon This is volume 62 of East High Schools Eastonian. It is entitled, “The Year to Remember is 88 and is edited by Souphaphonc Nonthavcth. The book was published by the Walsworth Publishing Company, 306 MaiccUnc, Missouri. 64658. Our sales representative was Mr. Jim Reed. Then after Mr. Reed left the company in January, Mrs. Johnna Tuppcr became our representative. There were 400 copies of the '88 Eastonian printed. Each of these copies contained 144 pages. Eight of these pages were in color, which can be found in the senior section of the book. Headlines were printed in 36 point in Coronet lettering. Subheadlines were in 18point in Coronet lettering also. Body copy sizes were either 8 or 10 point in Times Roman Italic lettering. The page numbers and photo bylines were in 8 and 6 point in Times Roman Italic lettering. The cover was chosen by the staff members. The idea came from The Walsworth Gallery of Covers pamphlet. The paper is in 80 enamel. The cover is designed in two color with plastic lamination. Staff Members Editor ... Souphaphonc Nonthavcth Business Manger .. Jerry Cloe Photo Editor .. Michelle Vierow Copy Editor .. Micaela Torres Design Editor .... Jennifer Thorman Index Editor ... Stacie Baynham Photographers Sherri Brooks Jason Piggic Marc Sargent Johnny Thorman Alfonso Vargas Copy Staff ... Cecila White Caro Wilbom Celcstync Wright Teresa Urban Ann Vaca Designers ... Stacy Monteer Aimce S tear man LaShun Johnson Advertisers .. Jessica Flood Advisor ... Tom Mallot Joining the photography staff second semester: Mark Compton. would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the staff members. Mostly to the ones that gave their extra time and effort in order for us to make our deadlines. Making the deadlines, that was our priority and I'm happy to say that we have lived up to it. Through the time of putting this book together, we have surely had our share of problems. They range from lack of communication among staff members to lack of pictures for our pages. Despite these complications the staff can be commended for pulling together to make sure that the pages due for each deadline is completed that day. This yearbook could not have been completed without the dedicated members of our staff. They are the upper class members of our staff. But the underclass is showing great potential that they are ready to take over the next Eastonian. Most of all. I cannot close without thanking our advisor, Mr. Tom Mallot, for his help and guidance. THANK YOU!!! 1988 Editor, Souphaphonc Nonthaveth 144 WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCEL1NE MISSOURI •«« •