East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

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A :fs I' - we 'kt If V s ' , I I-,Rf ,rv , I , K I If ' If , 'Y P -4 '-vw Q ' S x I A A 'NN r- - 0 Y ,H ,J 5 . v -YA f R 5 X -. - WICHITA HIGH SCHOOL EAST WIC TA, KANSAS ff ' .fx Q I- if gi? Q f2f'i'fjf7,. ff '9'5jfQ .4, I L-. - JA - ....,.,. .J ,-.. -.. .', ' ' ' ff fiinfff 42m T'1. AAI.-1 hfnffrfu A Modern School and Its Guides DR. WADE FOWLER DR. PAUL W. HARNLY WALTER L. CooPER FLOYD L. FARMER HARRY W. MCKXMMY Superintendent of Director of Sec- Principal of Vice-Principal Assistant Wichita Schools ondary Education Wichita High School Wichita High School Vice-Principal East East Wichita High School A East Guidance in a Modern ohool Upper Left MR. COOPER Upper Right Miss HARRIS Center MR. MCKIMMEY Lower Left Mgss YQ!-xo J, 'Lower Right DR. FARMER Interviewing Student MRS. LELANl A ., MRS. CQROLYN ' X Sri., 4, , 'ddle L K if rw, K DA KX . regex ' PRIGLILE 'NK -x, .Sf 'M ,sg X26 XX wa. ' ' 4' . N- TD.. 3 .ELBQQK Xml. .- Q - K V X Av -,H -W Xe. X 715+ As' 5. V Z, V cheggiis Y qui... . T if ,, Wu ,I 'ome Favult Guide 'QW' if -Q 5 MRS. RUTH BURNS MISS LOUISE MCCORMICK MISS MAUDE ANDRUS MISS MARGUERITE BLISS MISS FLORA STEBBINS MISS JULIA EMERY MR. ROBERT AIKEN MR. J. D. HUME MISS MARIAN SCHUH MRS. GLADYS LELAND --.,.. ..' rf Ti 5 fl' 'W' i 1 MRS. ADELE DAVIS MR. ELLIS JACKSON MRS. ISABEL FORD MRS. MYRTLE YARNELL MISS MARCELLA YOI-IO MRS. FLOREIENE STANGLE MISS EUNICE STORMONT MR. DON HALEY MISS FRANCES STRICKLAND MISS SYBLE HARRIS MISS CARMEN AINSWORTH MISS BEATRICE PADDOCK MRS. SUE SWARTZ MISS ELIZABETH APEL MISS JEAN PRIGMORE MISS ANNA BELL COSTIN MISS FLORENCE WHITCHER MISS NELL WESTACOTT MR. ELLIS BEALS MRS. CAROLYN KOONTZ MISS LUCILE HILDINGER MISS LEONA LUTHER MISS LUCETTA JOHNSON MISS HELEN JOHNSTON MISS RUTH DAVIS We Learn to Practice llemoorativ Procedures WE ELECT OUR STUDENT OFFICERS ' I . -01n'Jls?0UQB4..vaN ,Q M514 113, - Left to Right- fUpper Lefty Senior Class Officers: First ROWYALICE WALLS, PEGGY OLSON, MAURINE RAMSEY, RALPH HAMILTON. Second Row-DON CRAWFORD, DON REED. fUpper Righty Insets:-MISS GRACE DENNIS, Junior Class Sponsor: MISS CLARA PETERSON, Senior Class Sponsor: MISS PI-IYLISS BURGESS, Sophomore Class Sponsor. fLower Lefty Junior Class Officers: First ROW-DOROTHY MIDKIFF, TISH SPALDING. Second ROW-DALE STEEN, DAN BECK, BRYCE MILLER, JOHN COMER. CLower Righty Sophomore Class Officers: First ROW-PHYLLIS ROSER, NANCY HARRISON. Second ROW-JERRY CLARK, WALTER ASI-I. AbS6Ht-RONALD MAYO, REITA TRIMBLE. First Row-Left to Right--WALTER ASH, DICK BARGER, JANET CARNAHAN, JEROME CHANDLER, MARY ANNE CLARDY, JERRY CLARK, KING COLE, DON CRAWFORD. Third ROW-MARILYN HANSON, JOANN HARTEN- BURGER, CHARLES HINMAN, JACK MORRIS, PEGGY OLSON, DON REED, CHARLENE RIT- TENOURE, RUTH SCHIMMING, Second ROW-LYLE DAVIS, JIM DONOVAN, SHIRLEY EASH, BILL FOX, GRETCHI-:N FREEBURG, CAROLE GALLOWAY, JAMES GALLOWAY. Fourth ROW-DALE STEEN, PATTY WATKINS, PATTY WOGAN, MISS ELEANOR DAVIS, MR. BYRLE HAMILTON. Student Council OF THE STUDENTS, BY THE STUDENTS To a large extent We in East are self-governing. We select our student body Officers, our Student Council and Representative Assembly members. Our system of gov- ernment is modeled after that of the national government in that each student is a qualified voter, that there two bodies co-operating-the Student Council, repre- senting clubs and classes, and the Representative Assembly, representing each re- porting room-and these groups acting together take suggestions from the studen body. L 7 Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Sgt. at Arms Attendance Secretary ANN GALLOWAY DODIE MONTAGUE MARY HELEN YOUNG RONALD PRICE JOAN RUTH ATKINSON 'A A wif 1 1 I , .:., .A :.: F- St Row -7 L It to Rl2l1l4I'RUIlY ANIJERSLDIN. FII c ' I TRUDY BURDICK, JACQIJIIC REED, PRIS BARRON, BARBARA TUCKI-ZR. BARBARA ZIMMERMAN, PHYIILIS Mr'M1rIIAI-JI.. VIRGINIA lVlIIlKIl l . Second Row'-DELORES KOENKE, JEAN JOHNSON. JOAN MOHR, JOAN WILc'Ox. SHIRLEY GROUNDS, BILL TALBOT, TONY BONTZ. BRUCE ROMJUE. .lAf'K KING. JACK IIYIIE. Third RHVV-ASUIC SMITH, BARBARA STANER. ANN AINSWORTH, SUE SKINNER, MARILYN RUSSELL. SALLY LAMBERT, JANETTE STILES, DONNA HUPPIIZNS, BETTY DIXON. JANET CARSON, SIS SHAW, Fourtli IQOVV---'SHIRI,EY CRAMMER, NANCY WENTZ, MARY BETH HARNEY. PATSY RUCKER, CLUDE REESE, DERIXLI7 BEAL. ALBERT TIEIJSTROM, ROBERT GRIMES, JOHN MEILENT, JIM LUCAS. DON DAVIS. JIM BEAN, DOUGIIAS SMITH. Itiepmiinlialiivc Assenlhl, FOR THE STUDENTS MGI Fifth Rowe-GRACIABI-:L I-IOPI-ER. DOROTHY l,UDlKl'IR. CONNIE SKINNX-IR. DI-:AN lVlURR.'Xll, EARL CAL- LISON, CRAIG FINK, RALI-II CROSBY, BOD TRIII- IIETT, DIc'K WALLS, BILL HALL, JIM HUI.I.. REX HUBBARD, CRAIG PARK, MARIAN ELY. Sixth ROWA--CUNNIE KAGEY. SUE FOOT. IJORIS WP2N'I'Z, AUDINE W1LI.ARD. JANICI-2 JOIINSON, POLLY PECKHAIVI, VIRGINIA f,AKS, DIANE CAZEL, JUNIOR HALL, JERRY WII.SKlN, VI-:RN lVlCIJONAI,D, Bl-1'l I'Y CIIST, LYNN BURTON. JANICE NIANUEII. IIlSCtSf'MR. ERMEI. I,1NDOUIS'I', MISS CllARI.O'I l'I'I HAASS. Not Included-lVlid TCl'Y'l1-f'f.lOlJII'i FLEMINU, lVlAR- LENE KEENE. DAVE KUNKLE. Absent-TOMMY FARRAR, ROSALIE flSHORNl'1., Sc'OT'I' RITCHIE. This year the Inter-Council was organized, with East, North, and Cathedral as members. The Inter-Council studied problems of government tthose common to all Schoolsb, exchanged ideas, and did promote interest in school government. Speaker Vice-Speaker Recording Secretary Attendance Secretary Sgt. at Arms TONY BONTZ BRUCE ROMJUE SUE FOOT BARBARA TUCKER MARTHA .IANE SIIAW First Row-Left to Right-CHARLES GILLUM, J ACK MooRE, HAROLD RICE, TENO RATNER, Second ROW-WILLARD KAISER, BILL TAGGART, Joi-INNIE DALE, CHARLES ROLLINS, GARTH KENNEDY. it Statesmmfs Club STATE SMEN OF TOMORROW The Statesmen's Club is made up of the alumni of Sunflower Boys, State. These boys attended the State which was held at North High school last summer. The purpose of Boys' State is to teach the func- tions and management of good city, county, state, and federal govern- ment. On March 17 the important city and county offices of Wichita were taken over by the members of the Sedgwick County Statesmenis Club, of which the East High club is a part. Prootor Ulub Sponsors Left to Right- First Row- ANTON S. RICHERT W. H. MCCAFFERY C. M. DAVIS CARI. BARNHART Second ROW4 FLORENCE KAI.LENBACH J. W. E. STOGSDILL IOAN CASSLER W. R. ' bdDtdlHS Loft to Right- PEGGY OLSON PRIS BARRON MARC GA'1'TIS DAN HENDERSON MACK SCHWEIN MAURINE RAMSEY JANICE MANUEL GRETCHEN FREEBURG MR. RICHERT 'inqgd We Learn to Take Responsibilities Money brought in on Show for Dough adds up to 35965-President of Student Body, Bob Mullens, and Vice-President, Ann Galloway-Destinations reached-Our steering commit- tee-The Brotherhood Assembly-We receive the safety trophy. Students and Faoult Work Together Tragic moment in the life of Little Nell -Book show and 'Show for Dough - Pechinis Punchers and Shogren's Sluggers- Show for Dough duet-Teacher's gym class-Faculty cheering section. The Community Visits the vhool Our cafeteria-The machine shop-Future radio experts-The art department-Me chanical drawing room-Machine shop. Tho Sohool orvos tho Community PAT HUSTON appears on radio shoov Station KFH. The vocational woodwork making book wagons for Junior Red Cross. Vocational boys demonstrate ma- chinery at fall manufacturefs show. Community and 'ollool lnite in Training Youth Two cooperative part-time training programs are retail selling and office practice. CAROL J EANNE HUSON at the switchboard, Chamber of Commerce-BETTY EDWARDS transcribing a letter for MR. HEIGHT at Muellers-MAXINE HALBRooK and RUTH LANDER running addressograph and folding machine for MRS. ELIZABETH T1-IARPE of the B63C0H1MISS NELLE WEST, office practice coordinator-VIRTUS BAUERSEELD working the adding machine for VIRGINIA SANDERS at Nehi's-CHARLES BASON selling appliances to JAMES GALLOWAY and HELEN ARTHERTON, all retail students on the job at SGHTS-MAXINE ScHooNovER, Saleslady at BUCk'S-DELORES KOENKE selling to JOAN AUSTIN, both retail Students on the job at Hinkels-MR. W. B. ' a SKELTON, retail selling coordinator--ANN PINNER selling a blouse at Innes . Books Are Important sw! .iff f' n ' , .Y A GPL s , ,A .LGKIQV Nm iffli Wigs All aboard the Freedom Train - A free and responsible press -The home-economics ta- ble-The American tradition-Our World of music-Science of today- UNESCO knows no class, creed, or color -Physical health emphasized. Machines for il Machine Age 0nuu Q-ei Learning to Weld-Cfrorn top to bOttOTHD-MR. O. N. BENNETT, MR. GERALD KLEPINGER, MR. DON GOODEN-Learning to be an architect-Young Welders learn why goggles are necessary-Running the big press-English class viewing movie, A Tale of Two Cities --MR. GEORGE DUERKsoN-Mechanical drawing Hartistsv-MR. MARVIN BEERY. Mere Machines for a Maehine Age Learning to handle the mill -Even English makes use of machineryg Student taking an eye test on the telebinocular-A case of building instead of rowing your own boat-Messenger students conducting man- in-the-street interviews with intermediate visitors-Cfrom top to bottomj MR. W. L. LOGAN, MR. GILBERT T. BUTTS, MR. L. C. BORK, MR. CHARLES HENDERSON-Wire recording in English-Radio-Office practice class using dictaphones-The boys who run the movie machines-Finding out what makes a Ford run- MR. R. L. GRANDLE. Health IS lleeessary In the Modern World MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER This health center, completed early in 1948, is dedicated to the several thousand former students of Wichita High School East who served in World War II The time, the place, the kind of service va- ried but each did his part with much, with little, or with no acclaim-in hope of building a better World. Theicenter contains rooms for routine group examinations, treatment rooms and emer- gency illness as Well as the de- lightful reception room that houses the memorial book in which are listed the nearly four thousand names of for- mer students who are honored here. Miss Ozeta Hutchison flower leftj was chairman of the Men in Service committee. Miss Luada Severance Ccen- terj had charge of plans for the dedication service and Miss Ruth Heil flower rightj supervised the checking of names and plans for furnish- ing the center. This center Was made possible by Work of many teachers, the Parent- Teacher Association, and the gifts of money from parents and friends. The Board of Education financed all build- ing construction. I ,.-. L s Q. it s w :ffl ,,'. ':' ' Q T f P+ Q . wi ',. RALPH MILLER F. E. HENKEL EMMETT BREEN Head Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Assistant Football Assistant Football Assistant Track Assistant Basketball Assistant Track F. lVI. MFRITZV SNoDGRAss SUMN1-:R ROBERTS R. J. S'ruB MAYO Head ot'Dcpa1'tment Gym Team and Head Football Coach Swimming and Track Golf Coach Wrestling and Assistant Football Assistant Football Tennis WICHITA HIGH SCHOOL EAST BOY'S COACHING STAFF AC 4 K i s .Clin ,J . , 52' 'N A 5 Q fl' I L03 D sv ij 4' 'x 1 KKK? l SN ' L- 'r in ZQNQ F Y A, 6 xi I ZLISJLA , , ' ' 11.1 ' gf ,.'lf.1,-. FOOTBALL A 8a B SQUADS Bottom Row-Left to Right-WAHL, JERNIGAN, SHEPARD, WEST, CUMMINGS, RICE, W. JOHNSON, HOLT, BUNN, MAYO. Second ROW-MAYO Ccoachj, STEEN, WILLIAMS, KEIF, FRANCIS, SMITH, BENTON, RUVALCABA, ROGERS, WILL. JOHNSON, BARGER, SNODGRASS, CHISHOLM, MCALISTER, BREEN Ccoachb, Third ROW-PECHIN, SHOGREN, ANDERSON, CAREY, FORTNEY, MULLEN, WILHITE, BREED, WALZ, FENDLEY, HOWELL, POOL, GATTIS, LOMAX. Top ROW-PARKS, HOFFMAN, CORN, MOORE, GREEN, SHEETS, NEWCOME, FARHA, Fox, NELSON, EVERHART, LYTLE, LEANORD, CROSBY. Football This year the Ace's Gridmen went through a fine season losing only 1 tilt. Wellington succeeded in breaking up the East winning streak of 13 straight wins by giving us a 7 to 14 defeat on their own field. Topeka scored the other victory with a narrow 7 to 6 win. This how- ever didn't stop the pigskin men from giving the North High Team their almost Annual defeat. This has been our Sixth straight year to have the DeMolay Trophy in our showcase. By defeating the Red- skins the Aces clinched the Ark Valley for the second straight year. Russ Shogren, veteran center and this year's captain, copped top honors on the Ark Valley and State Teams and then was placed on the second All American Team of the country. Other All Staters and All Ark Valley men were Pechin, Jernigan, and Sheets. nu. .614 A .Q U 97 Q! 77 ophomoro A Football Bottom Row-Left to Right-TROMBOLD, CRICK, MAPLE, BECHER, TURNER, NORDSTRUM, PARKS, GENTRY, RAwnoN, THOMPSON. Middle Row-HENKEL fcoachb, BURTON, FORTNEY MooRE, D1xoN, BRosE, Cook, CLARK, CoLLoM SWEARER, SENECAL, KELTNER, ROBERTS. Top ROW-ALMQUIST, HEDSTROM, LITCHENBURGER ASR, SUMMERS, MCMILLEN, D1xoN, ESTES LUCAS. v x opllomoro ll Football iUpper Picture! Bottom Row-Left to Right-BULLEN, MCCLAREN, MINKS, JOHNSON, FINNEY, HUPP, Con-'Ev, PECHIN, ROBERTS. Middle ROW--SNODGRASS Ccoachb, WEIGAND, R. JONES, STEEN, BURGERT, MEEKER, HINSRAW, HACKETT, MOLER, S. JONES. Top ROW-TURNER, GOSSARD, POPP, KINKEAD, ALBRIGHT, M1NsoN, RANDELS, MOORE, MAR- GRAVE. The Sophomore A Sz B Football Squads turned in a record this year which makes it look like East will have Championship teams for the next few years. The A Squad turned in a perfect season winning all of their games. The B Squad had more trouble going against rough competition. They lost the only 2 games they played. BASKETBALL TEAM A SQUAD - 4Upper Picture? Bottom Row-Left to Right-GUICE, FARNEY, LA FEVER, BRUMBACH, JOHNSON, BINFORD, ANDERSON, PECHIN. , Top ROW-BREEN Ccoachj, WOR'TH1Nc'T'ON, SHOGREN, BRANUM, BENTON, MAYO, BIGELOW, KING Cmanagerb. BASKETBALL TEAM - SOPHOMORE - 1Lower Picturey A - Bottom Row-Left to Right-SHANNON, MOXLEY, HEDSTROM, MCMILLEN, THOMPSON. Middle Row-HENKEL Ccoachb, MOLLER, SUMMERS, SHOGREN, BAUGH, BARNETT, NORD- STROM Cmanagerb. Top ROW-SWEARER, PARKS, MANN, SQUIRES, CLARK, COOK, COVEY, DELLING, TROMBOLD. Basketball The basketball squad this year faced a tough schedule, but under the coaching of Emmett Breen, and Ralph Miller, they were able to chalk up a tie with North for the City Championship, third place in the Dodge City Tournament, and, Won the Regional Meet at Inde- pendence. With only three of the first team seniors and a fine second team the cage men are expected to take top honors next year. Binford was our contribution to the first All Ark Valley Team this year. WRESTLING TEAM- QUpper Pictureb Left to Right-LEs YOUNG, WILHITE, RUVALCABA, HERSHBERGER, SMITH, WARL, GOSELAND TED YOUNG, BOB YOUNG, CUMMINGS, JONES. SWIMMING TEAM - CLower Picturej Bottom Row-Left to Right-PARISA, KEIE, DRY, TUCKER, ROMBOLD, STEWART, CHANDLER. Middle ROW-BEARDSLEY fmanagerj, JESTER, BROSE, WALLS, CHRISTOPHER, SCHMIDT, MCALISTER, SNODGRASS fcoachj. 'I'op ROW-ALLEN, VAN WORMER, HENRION, DODGE, PROSSER, EELIN, WITHERSPOON. Wrestling Mayo's Matmen went through an al- most perfect season this year losing only 1 out of 10 matches and this one was to the out of state Blackwell Team. The graplers took the state again plac- ing two men in champion berths. Ted Young, copped first in the 103 and Tubby Cummings took the 120 event. Second Place men were Jones, B. Young, Hershberger, Wahl, Barger, and Williamson. Swimming Fritz's Finmen won 7 out of 9 meets this year being dunked only by Coffey- ville in their own pool and then again by them in the State Meet. Coffeyville finished first with 49 points and East was second with 43. State Champion- ships went to Jerome Chandler, who won the 100 yard Breast Stroke, and Dry, Jester, Brose, and Schmidt who splashed to victory in the 160 yard Relay. Second place honors went to Jim Stewart, in the 40 yard Freestyle, Pete Rombold, in the 100 yard Back Stroke and the Medley Relay Team. ' was Z? 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Letter- ing was made stiffer this year as the boys had to make at least a grade of 80 on the tests given at the end of the season and par- ticipate in three-fourths of the shows. Golf The Clubmen returning from last year are few and the lettermen are fewer being only Johnson and Terrill. This however should not stop the team from turning in a fine season under the able direction of Sumner Roberts. Tennis UPPER PICTURE Mayo's Netmen are hin- dered this year with only two returning lettermen- Talbott and Worthington. They should be able, how- ever, to pull through the season and fare Well. Last year the team took third in the Ark Valley doubles. BasehaH LOWER PICTURE The prospect this year is none too bright with only five returning lettermen. But with men like Steen, Brier, Palm, Hinman, and Ptaux the Diamond Men are expected to pull through fine defending the City Championship and the Ark Valley Championship. This year's baseball program also includes an intra- mural program which will take care of over 100 boys. Track The Cindermen under Fritz Snodgrass have turned in grand perform- ances through the past years rolling up 18 con- secutive victories previous to this season's fine rec- ords. This year the Track- men started out a grand season by defeating North 108 to 49 points. Returning Lettermen are: Mayo, Jernigan, Pool, Keif, Pe- ters, Johnson, Armstrong, Cummings, Shogren, Gale, Aldrich, Bob Johnson and Parks. Lettermen's Uluh The Lettermens Club is composed of boys who have earned athletic letters. The purpose of the club is to correlate scholarships and athletics, to promote good sportsmanship and to help promote East's highest ideals . . . Activities this year included three banquets at the ends of the three sports seasons, at which the new lettermen received their letters. The Club sponsored a dance which was open to the whole school and sold season and game tickets for football and basketball games. THE LETTERMEN'S WINTER DINNER GOING FULL SWING Uflicials Uluh cuppefpicwfen MERITS OF Tl-IE Molmow Letterwomen uowefpictufen E. CLUB First Row-Left to Right-EVELYN JENKINS, JUDY ROMBOLD, JANICE MANUEL, ABBIE TROUP, WINIFRED RAINEY, MARY PENDLETON. Second ROW!-MARY HELEN WALL, EMMA LOU SAMUELS, HELENE STEINBUCHEL, JOAN HORNE, JOYLEEN MASON, CAROLYN WECKEL, PERSIS STUBBS. Third Row-Miss MORELL, SUE Roor, SUE SROUFE, VIRGINIA ALLAN, EVELYN ScoTT, SHIRLEY SIEFKIN, MARY ANN REID. IDS9tS-MISS BLANCI-IE OWENS, Mlss JUNE MORELL. Left to Right-BETTY G1s'r, PATTY WOGAN, DEE GIST, MARY ALICE GARNETT, PEGGY OLSON, TWILA RUTLEDGE, PHYLLIS MCMICHAEL, ANN GALLOWAY, JEAN ANN Hocn. Inset--Miss HELEN KENNEDY. Poppy Pilot Ualiinet STAND UP AND CI-IEER The Peppy Pilot club is the largest organization of the school, having a membership of 850, and its purpose is to make a concentrated effort to instill pep and school spirit into the student body. This organization teaches new songs and yells and sponsors pep assemblies for the North-East football and basketball games. J ,Z aw 7161201-pf 4.z,,fM4J,l 'W A40 A ' f ,f ' t J! Q! 1 U! Q-fffuif Lf,vc,.f X4 73' jf, f','7Cvf 'X-f - lj jifff Z' flip' ,jgpzfzxj -K ' A N , jf V W 21' Milf! 'fwecfclfyxf Eflfcffz! ff 1 A Tf7 ,X ,.. ' -- - X ,X 7 ' ,Q l7L-f'4L 7 ,1.,f72, ff If Y-ff,' gf' , . Af , I f ' 'X , . v if yffr KA 6d,g!g,6fx!.al57C7f ' 7 -2511 5 , J Activities ci tlic I I ui iiric Physical Education llcpartmcnt Left to Right-Skaters - smooth gliding!-Bowlers - St1'66t,S strikers!-Basketball - Toss up!-Swimmers - Aqua belles-Tumblers - Builders of America-Dancers - Still life- Volley ball - Watch that ball! Insets-top: Miss RUTH FREYQ middle: Miss GLADYS BANGSTERQ lower left: Miss MARY STREETS. Cheer Committee Pep Planners COLEENE GALLOUP, GRETCHEN FREEBURG, ANN GALLOWAY, RALPH HAMILTON, BOB MULLINS, JEROME CHANDLER. Regular Cheerleaders 'pirit of East First Row-Left tO Right-COLLETTE POR- TER, PATTY WATKINS, PHYLISS MCMICHEAL, SIDONIE BROWN. Second ROW-DELMAR FUNK, FRED EDISON, DELOY HERRING, DON ANDERSON. Substitute Cheerleaders Give a llheer Left to Right-DOROTHY MIDKIFF, MARY ANNE CLARDY, BOB ARNOLD, JACK OSMENT. The Modern School Teaches Home Making ewfwmwmws -I 1-ww Stitching up a new dress-Pretty girls in their pretty new dresses-Outfits in progress-- East Hi chefs-Learning to bathe a babyfA tea-Insets: Miss MARGRET COLEMAN. Miss PAULINE Rom:L. Miss PEARL CRoss. We Present Ilur Ilwn Assemblies Left to Right-Scene from Christmas assembly-One of Da1i's paintings-Peppy Pi1ot's - Aces assembly-We went to Mars in the Senior assembly-On the lofty heights of Mars -In the days ofthe sword and the shield. l Glasses, Clubs, Seniors, Juniors, Sephemeres Appear en the ltage iid M h i Sophomore assembly violinist-Peppy Pilots - In ancient days-Sophomores spy rug dol1WSenior's, Deep Purple and Stardust dreams-Praying Hands. We Make llur llwn Fun Left to Right-Yes, It does look pretty-Greetings from our snow couple-Isn't it a wonderful party!-A winter wonderland at the Snowba11. Art Students and Uthers Ureate Beauty for the 'ooial Scene Left to Right-Carriage fit for a Queen-As sweet a smile as you've ever seen--Lovelies rule our iceberg-Russ and Jeanie-Klinky and the King alias Pigskin Pete and Grand- stand Sue. lEastl High Snvietyw Hurry up-Chocolate cigarettes but they look like the real thing- Pip Always-Reading the Messenger-Always smiling-Nice car-Puppy love Buddies-Slurp-Yoyo yokums. l I , rj. f 3- inoflklk' -X ' ff' X'.f'4A,NglH':4 FadsamIFanvles 4 0 V A K 4 sf Kp The new look-Scarfs are in the news-Bookstore-Longer skirts-Espe- cially styled for football season-Smiles haven't changed - Ringmaster-A fashion for the fellows-Summer fads-The outdoor look -Fad for the Chisholm Trail --Off-for Mars look-Something in the way of shoes. Art Uluh lliiivers DON BRITON, President, REGINA MCCANN, Vice-Presidentg Second Semester President, REGINA MCCANNQ Student Council, CHARLENE RITTENOUREQ Secretary, DONNA HENRY, Second Semester Vice-Presi- dent, DEAN SLATER, Treasurer, MARGE WHITEHEAD. During the present year the Art Club took part in Red Cross projects, designing cards, table decorations, tree ornaments for the Veterans' Hospital, conducted an assembly on October 28 where four living pictures representing Primitive, Re- naissence, Modern, and Surrealistic Modern were illustrated, operated two booths at the Variety Show, planned and executed the stage sets for the Christmas as- sembly and sponsored a two-day trip of 48 students to Lawrence, Kansas. The club received first prize on its float- Roast Redskin --entered in the North- East Football Parade. On the lighter side they engaged in several social functions including a hayrack ride and Weiner roast, a truth or consequence party,', a Make Mine Country Style party with a box supper and square dance and sponsored an all school dance, Parisian Street Scenef' From left to right- Mlss EVELYN DEGRAW, Miss YVONNE FOREE, and MRS. HELEN WHITE. First Row-Left to Right-GERALD MANLOVE, MARTHA SCHMIDT, STANLEY LARSON, SYLVAN WALIIACE, RAY RICHARDS, CHARLES ROLLINS, BOE POPE, PAT HUSTON. Second ROW-AUSTIN BOWYER, MARVIN FITZWATER, DARWIN WILSON, WILBUR BAIRD, BILL CARR, CARLTON SMITH, BOB PEACOCK, JOHN HAMMOND, GEORGE GILBERT, ROBERT HILE. Third ROWP-LARRY BURRIS, MRS. GLADYS LELAND Cassistant sponsorj, CHARLES MOYER, ROXIE RICHTER, PAT BRATT, LOVELL AMQUIST, ALVENA WOODWARD, RONALD HARRISON, LORENA RICHTER, CHARLES DAVIS Csponsorj, Camera Uluh THE FLASH OF THE FUTURE The newest of the clubs at East is the Camera Club. Started late in 1947, it is prom- ised to be one of the most popular clubs in operation. Meetings are held weekly with a member having charge of each session. In these meetings a subject pertain- ing to photography is discussed or a slide demonstration is given. Occasionally a movie is shown. Always the hour is spent in learning something more of the hobby that all those attending enjoy. The highlight of the year came when the prize Winning exhibit of the 1947 Eastman National Photographic Awards contest was secured for exhibition in the Health Room. Field trips and tours round out the fine time had by all those in the Camera Club. lx Q Ng DICK KELTNER, BISNARD KENDALL, BILL KILLION, PAUL LANDIS, FREDDY LEVINE, BOB LISTER. GERALD MAGRUDER, NANCY MANSPEAKER, SAIN MCCLAREN, JOHNNY MCCUNE, JUNIOR MCDONALD, SHARON CKIRAHAN WAYNE MILLER. JOAN MYERS, JACK v A A .i X ORRIS, WILLIAM OWEN. DAVID PAYNE, MAX PETERSON, DAVID PILKINGTON, PAUL POOL, ROBERT POPE, SYLVIA RASMUSSEN. JOHNNY REED, BUDDY Band A 'ff ' x, K 2 , Q ' 1 'SQ ON THE MARCH ,V 'f X JIM ALEXANDER, KENNETH ANDREWS, DON AR OLD, GORDON ATHERTON, TALMADGE BAKER, JAMES ' BARTEL, HAMILTON BEARDSLEY, BOB BERRY, AUSTIN 8 BOWYER, BILL BOYLE, SALLIE BRANNAN, HAROIID BRIDWELL, REGINALD BERGERT, CLAYTON CALKINS, X,- ROBERT CHANEY, GEORGE CHILDERS, MARJORIE COOVER, KENNETH CORNWALL, COMMODORE COX, DON DAVIS, LYLE DAVIE, ROBERT DAVIS, ROLLIN A DAVIS. PAUL DEBUSMAN, EUGENE DICKENS, DONALD X DILL. CONRAD EHART, JOHN ELMORE, TED ERNST, BARBARA EVERHART. RICHARD FERMAN, ROBERT FISHER, BERNARD FOSTER, BILL FOX, LAVONE FRISBIE. DARWIN GARINGER. ELAINE GILE. MARVIN GILE. CHARLES GOIN, DONALD GOVAN. DARLENE GREEII, NURMA GRIMM. DALE HAHN, WALTER HAMMOND, VVAYNE HARRIS. GAYLORD HART, GER- ALDINE HENDEIRSON. PAUL HENRION. JERRY HOBBS. S 3' u REINER, DON ROE, GLEN RUSH, BILLIE SAUNDERS, CECIL SCHLOTTHAUER, DIXIE SCHULER, MELVIN SHELTON, JERRY SHOWALTER, ANN SMITH, DOLORES SPONGBERG, PAUL SPUNANGLE. BILL STINCHCOMB, VICTOR SULLIVAN, VIVIAN SWVINSON, EDMOND HARRY VICKERS. GEORGE WALIIACE. JOAN DUANE WHEELER. RICHARD VVILEY, FRED YOUNG. Twirler' ANN SMITH. owvfvwr ffw Left to Righth-DIXIE SCHULER SHARON MCKIRAHAN, BOBBY EVERHART, SALLY BRANNAN JOAN MYERS, LAVONNE FRISBY M ' I llrvhe 'tra I MUSICAL AMERCIA ' BILL AXLEY, CAROL ANNE CALKINS, KERMIT CAPPS, MARY ANN CARPENTER, DON DAVIS, ROBERT DAVIS, ROLLIN DAVIS, RUFUS DEERING, EUGENE DICKENS, DELORES DURNIL, SALLY ELDER, MARILYN FORBECK, CECILIA HAJEK, KATHRINE HAJEK, J ANICE MARIE HARLAN, GAY- LORD HART, BETTY HAYDEN, DOROTHY HELLAR, PAUL HENRION, RICHARD IVY, KING LEEEVER, NEIL LENTZ, HAROLD LEVINE, BUB MARSHALL, INA MATHEWS, GARTH MGGREW, JUNIOR MCDONALD, WILBUR MIDDLETON, LADEAN MILES, MARILYN MILLS, MARY NORTON, SHARON PALMER, WENDELL PARKS, ALVIN PLATT, ORPI-IA ROATH, SUZANNE ROOP, CONSTANCE RUTH, MARY LOU RUCKER, MARIAN SANDEORT, CECIL SCHLOTTHAUER, COLLEEN SCHREFFLER, VIVIAN SWINSON, ROY TUCKER, HARRY VICKERS, DOROTHY WEBB, WARREN YARNELL, FRED YOUNG. Director: MR. DUEE MIDDLETON . I-lee Club TOGETHER WE SING GIFIS-MARY LUCILLE ALLRED, JOAN RUTH ATKIN- SON, HELEN BAKER, JOAN BARNARD, PAT BELL, JACKIE BOOMIS, ROBERTA BOSLEY, BETTY JUNE BOYLES, PAT BROWNING, DORIS CADWELI., ANNE CARPENTER, CAROLYN COBURN, WINNIE Cox, HELEN DALRYMPLE, ADEDA DAY, ANITA DINSMORE, JANET DOORNBAS, BETTY FINDLAY, SUE FOOT, VIVIAN GRABER, DOT HANKE, MARILYN HANSON, JEAN HARRIS, JOANNE HAR- RIS, D. J. HELLAR, JO ANNE HERNDON, SHIRLEY HENSLEY, JEAN HILL, JEANNE ANN HOCH, LOIS HUTTON, IRMA JANZEN, DOROTHY JENKINS, HAZEL JONES, LAURA LEE JONES, JANICE JOHNSON, PATSY JAY, VERA KOEHN, JACKIE KREHBIEL, DORIS LAUGHLIN, SUSIE LOVELACE, JANICE MANUEL, DONNA MCADAMS, SHIRLENE MCCALL, MARTHA MCCURRY, IMOGENE MC- PHERSON, LILA MCWHORTER, MARLENE MEYER, IRMA MILLER, BONNIE MOORE, ROSE MARIE NEVILLE, PAT OSBORNE, DAVIDA OTTO, POLLY PECKHAM, DONNA PRATT, GERRY REIMER, MARGG RICHARDSON, JO ANN ROBNETT, BEV- ERLY RUCKER, MARY LOU RUCKER, MARIAN SANDFORT, EMMA LOU SAMUEL, VIRGINIA SCHOPF, ELEANOR SEARIGHT, PATTY SMITH, ANN SUGDEN, EILEEN TRUE, BARBARA TUCKER, PAT WEAVER, DORIS WENTZ, PAT WILKINSON, AUDINE WILLARD, NANCY WILSON, PEARL WINTER. Boys-BOB ARNOLD, JIM BEAN, KEITH BOND, Not WESLEY BRENNECKE, BOB CHISHOLM, RONALD COOK, PAUL Cox, JACK CURTIS, TOMMY DAVIS, GILBERT ELLIS, JIM FARHA, ARLEN FARK, CRAIG FINK, MARVIN FITZWATER, BILL FLYNN, HAROLD FRENCH, STANDLEY GALE, DON GOETSCHIUS, SONNY HAMM, DEAN HENENWAY, DUANE KIRSCH, JIM HUTCHENS, HAROLD KOEHLER, BILL LANDERS, BOB LONG, BOB LYNCH, JUNIOR MCDONALD, ARNOLD MINKS, LEROY NEEDHAM, FORREST NEWCOMBE, DAN OKLERKING, BLAKE PATTERSON, MIKE RAY- MOND, KENNETH ROBINSON, DON ROE, JIM SHEETS, BOB TAYLOR, LORAINE VALENTINE, KEITH WORTHINGTON, BOB YOUNG. Pictured-GORDON FUNK, JAY HERSHEY, KEN- NETH HAY, DAVID KUNKLE, JERRY MCHARG, . PAUL POTTER, BYRON RENNERJ 7!',I,-w fu-I-'-'1 A, fu, L' 6 so X A so, x ,, , RN A Y so Triple Trio WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS Left to Right-PATTY SMITH, MARY ANN CARPENTER, MARY LUCILLE ALLRED, VIVIAN GRABER, BEVERLY RUCKER, BONNIE MOORE, ALEDA DAY, LILA MCWHORTER, EILEEN TRUE. DOROTHY JEAN HELLAR. Sophomore Ensomblo A LOVELY MELODY FOREVER Left to Right-SALLY LAMBERT, BARBARA STANER, LADEAN MILES, BETTY MALONE, CAROL HILL, RITA LONG, NANCY CANARY, LLOYDA DYER, GEORGIANA SHAW, JOAN MELLICK. Maulrigal First Row-Left to Right-WINIFRED Cox, SUSIE LOVELACE, JOANN HERNIBON, MARY LOU RUCKER, PRIs BARRON, JEAN HILL, GRETC1-IEN FREEBURG, BONNIE MOORE, CAROLYN COBURN. Second Row-PATTY SMITH, ANITA DINSMORE, VIN'IAN GRABER, DALE MCKEE, ROBERT TAYLOR, HAROLD FRENCH, LEROY NEEDHAM, LOU TOMLINSON, LILA MCWHORTER, ALEDA DAY. Third RCJXV-WARREN BOND, JIM FARHA, MARVIN FITZWATER, JIM TAYLOR, DUANE HERSCII, KENDALI, KING. L- 5-QS, M First Row-Left to Right-RICHARD DODGE, JOHN WALL, JOHN DILL, HOLLIS LAFEVER, LOREN FRICKLE. Second Row-LORAINE VALENTINE, WILLARD KAISER, RODGER SLATER, DWIGHT CARPENTER, ERICK ECKLER. JOHN BERNNET, BOB POPE, EUGENE HOCKENBERRY, MR. F. G. YEOMAN. Chess Club CHESS THROUGH THE AGES In the fall of 1946 Joe Manello and Mr. Yeoman decided that East High School could and should have a chess club. Joe found that there were enough interested students to make it a success, and the club was organized with Joe Manello the first president. A constitution was drawn up providing for the election of a chairman or president each semester. The fifteen members who comprised the club elected Howard Lydick president the next semester and he was suc- ceeded by Hollis Lefever who has held office throughout this school year of 1947-48. The club has grown to 25 paid members and we hope this will be doubled next year which will be the club's third year. First Row-Left to Right-DIANE WELSH, BETTY JUNE BOYLES, JANICE JOHNSON MISS BURGESS. Second ROW-MARION ELY, CHARLES Moons, DAN BECK, TENO RATNER, Bon LYNCH, LARRY ALEXANDER. Debate SPEAKERS OF TOMORROW During sixth hour in the first semester the debate team met to study the question for the year- Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Require Arbitration of Labor Disputes in All Basic American Industries. Besides attending the Ark- Valley meet at Friends University, the team, coached by Miss Phyllis Burgess, attended the invitational meets at Winfield, Wellington, Salina, and Kansas City, Missouri. -.ii wr A. . 1,113 58 ' 1 Latin tluh BY AND BY WITH THE LATIN CLUB When in Latin Club, do as the Romans did is the motto of the S.P Q R To this end all its programs are based on Roman customs comparable to modern ones Special parties on the social calendar include a Halloween mixer, Christmas and Valen tine parties. The climax of the year is the Roman Banquet where Roman food Roman stvle is served to members wearing the costumes of Caesar and Calpurnia X -QAM NVE Larry Alexander is First Consul, Alvin Platt, Second Consul, Sue Roop Head Aedile Esther Longnecker Quaestor Virginia Whittaker, Scribe Ruth Schimming Student Council Representative Har rison Rogers, Representative on the As sembly Committee SPONSORS: From left to right Mlss BERNICE PAYNE Miss ALRREDE HORNOR From left to right DON Gmxsco, J,xN1cE JOHNSON MARY JANE NAANES, JANET CARNAHMJ EUGENE HOCKEXI BERRY, Bos POPE. Elenn '74'Y, U 5 5 My Dear Hv 'I Tsang 1 First Row-Left to Right-BOB POPE, EUGENE HOCKENBURY, JIM MCHUGH, RICHARD PERKUHN. DEAN VICKERY, WALLACE YOUNG. Second ROW-RICHARD KEYS, DAVID PAYNE, BURTON SCOTT, LOU TOMLINSON, RUSSELL WATSON, MR. BROWNLEE. Third ROW-GEORGE SALSER, JACK MARSON, ERIC ELLEDER, DWIGHT CARPENTER, TOMMY FARRAR, JOHN DILL, KENT BOWDEN, RICHARD DODDS. Science Club SEEKERS OF THE UNKNOWN The purpose of the Science Club is to create a greater interest in science and a fuller knowledge of it. To help accomplish these things, the club took field trips to the Kansas Milling Company and the School of Logopedics. During club meetings studies Were made of the microscope, biology, electricity, streamlining, and of distilling. The club sponsored two jet car races in which intermediate schools participated. Sponsor: MR. J. A. BROXVNLEE Following students at thc right arc, LOU TOMLINSON. BURTON SCOTT. EUGENE HOCKENBURY, RICHARD KEYS, and GEORGE SALSER. I I i i Business Club WHEELS OF FORTUNE The Business Club is an organization primarily for the benefit of business stu- dents. An attempt is made to bring to the club programs of special interest such as speakers, films, plays, and discussion groups along business lines. The social aspect of student life is also brought out in the parties that the club plans and a few meet- ings of purely social nature such as spelling bees and talent programs. Meetings are held each Wednesday morning, and anyone who is taking or has taken business sub- jects is eligible to belong to the club. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester MARVIN FITZWATER , . ...,i President ..,..., . . . JOYCE GLAVES JOYCE GLAVES . , . .... Vice-President .... ..... D OLORES ESCH JACKIE CLINE ...,. . , .Secretary-Treasurer .,.. ...,. D ORA MAE BRANHAM EUGENE HENRY . . . . . , . .Reporter ,..,.., . , . DOLORES Koi-:NKE PAUL POTTER . ....... Social ,,.,.,. ..... A UDREY MUELLER Bon REED. , , . , Sgt.-at-Arms. . . ,.,, CHARLES CLINE BUSINESS TEACHERS , 'QW P Q MR. E. A. BETTEGA MISS CHRISTINA MISS ANNABEL INIRS PHILLIPS-H MRS. BELVA POORT BURK PI-IILLIPPE ZX X . A I 1 xi Q' X, Abi. K , Junior lied Uross OUR SCHOOLS SERVE OUR WORLD First Row-Left to Right-EILEEN ALLEN, ROBERT JEWETT, ERICK WENDT Cpresidentp, PEGGY TUCKER, MARTHA LINDAL, PHYLLIs WATERMAN, MARY ANN REID, DELOREs MCKAY. Second Row-BOE SMITH, DON ROSKAM, KENNETH HOUSBY, JANET DORNBOS, IMOGENE MCPHERSON, JIM LESLIE Cvice presidentj, GARTH KENNEDY, THERESA WRIGHT, DELORES FINKSTEIN. Third ROW-BETTY OWEN, JERRY DALE, JOHN HAWK, BUD WOLFENBERGER, GEORGE HULL, ELAINE SINDT fsecretaryj, SUZANNE RICE, JERRY MAHAN, RUTH MERCER, JOAN Pococx. Fourth ROW-RONNIE MCDOWELL, BETTY BROADDUS, JEWELL MCENULTY, JEANNE HARRIS, COLLEN GALLOUP, IRMA MILLER, JOYCE VALLANDINGHAM, DORA MAE BRANHAM, PEARL WINTER, JOAN AUSTIN, DORIE EWELL. Fifth ROW-CAROL BECKNER, PAT BROWNING, VIRGINIA WALTERS, MERNA DOBBINS, LADONA ABBIT, PAT PAYNE, JOAN HANSON, BEVERLY OLSON, BETTY MALONE, NANCY MARUGG, MARJORIE HOLMES. Sixth ROW-HELEN WHITEHEAD, CONSTANCE ROUTH, JERRY SHOWALTER, JUDY VEST, MAR- JORIE COLE, MITZIE JONES, LOIS BERCHER, PAT SHREFFLER, PAT FORTNEY, MARILYN SAVAGE, SHIRLEY WARNER. v The Junior Red Cross this year has done many worthwhile and interesting things. They filled gift boxes, furnished help for the Senior Red Cross Drive, packed supplies for the Junior Drive and carried on the membership drive for the Juniors. They sent help to Veteran's Hospital at Christmas and various other times, and collected over S5100 for the National Chil- drenls Fund. Sponsor. MISS MARJORIE MCMAHON Y-Teen STRIVING FOR A BETTER WORLD The Y-teen strives to be truly democratic, believes in the worth of each individual girl, and offers an opportunity for her to develop attitudes of tolerance and understanding and ways of emphasizing ideals of Christian living. The program consists of discussions, speak- ers, fun programs, and projects such as helping the European schools, scrapbooks for Veterans' Hospitals and children's day nursery, and tray favors for the County Hospital. A Week of camp at Bide-a-Wee is enjoyed following the close of the school year. However, the main function till school is over is the operation of the Book Store with the help of the Hi-Y. , X X .X .J A-5 x 'X X N - 1 . X XX . x X 'Q N I X. -1 if s if Y-Teen First Row - Left to Right - JOAN ROSE- CRANTZ, JANET CARNAHAN, NANCY MARUG, BONNIE LINK, MARY ADAMS. Second Row H JOYCE SIMMONS, BETTY MAIIONE, LEDA BAKER, JANICE MCFAR- LAND. Third Row - EVELYN SCOTT, SUE ROOP, VIVIAN GRABER, JOANN HERNDON. Fourth ROW-MARY LUCILLE ALLRED, ALETA DAY, JEAN HILL, COLEENE STANLEY. Fifth ROW-RIXIE HERALD, DELORES KILE, SUE SWARTZ. Sixth Row - VERA KOEHN, ROSE MARIE NEVILLE, MARILYN MILLS, JOANNE BELL. MISS GRATIA BOYLE MISS RUTH HEIL MISS NELLE HILL MISS LAURA NEVILLE MISS ALICE RINER UL 0 Ill - Y DEMOCRACY IN YOUTH Helping to develop clean living, speech, athletics, and scholarship. L'ff!,L 4 'V' 9k a fx , ,X f' ff ,fr i ' ,lf ,1 -66 1.4, , 4? Ili-Y Uabinet First Row-Left to Right-EMANUEL ROPER, Boa TAYLOR, GEORGE GILBERT. Second Row - KERMIT CAPPS, ELBERT UBANKS, BILL BOYLE. Third Row-KENT BOWDEN, WARREN YAR- NELL, JIM WATSON. Fourth Row- TED BREED. Sponsor MR. KAUEMAN I First Row-Left to Right-ERICK WENDT, JEROME CHANDLER, JOANN ASH, BOB ARNOLD, JANET CARNAHAN, TOMMY MILLET, NATHANDALE FARRIS. Second ROW-EDMUND HALL, GEORGE SALSER, MARIAN ELY, PAUL POOL, DAN HENDERSON, DUANE HERscH, JANICE JACQUES, BONNIE MOORE, DAN DAVIS, KENNETH FRY, MARION SANDFORT, SUE SWARTZ, BEVERLY WHITE, BETTY ROBINSON, ELEANOR WHITCOMB, VIRGINIA MORRIS, BOB POPE. otionol Honor Sooioty TOP HONORS OF TODAY . 'll 1 Membership depends upon rank of scholastic ability rathen than school marks. Potential members are ranked in leaadership, service to the school, and character, by the members of the Student Council, the present members of the National Honor Society, and the faculty. For the members chosen at the time of graduation, the membership is an honorary one. Those chosen at the end of their junior year are members of an active service group and carry on many activities of service to their school. i pooooro MR. JOHN MICHENER Miss LOTTCHEN HUNTER MR. FRANCIS YEOMAN llramatio JUNIOR DRAMATICS fUDDer Picture! rim Row-Left to Right-JEAN HARRIS, SHIRLEY HEN- Sec Thi LEY, DOROTHY MIDKIFF, PAT MCMINN. VIRGINIA MIDKIFF, JOYCE EPPERLY, PHYLISS HERSH, GERTA SEMBERGER. TONY BONTZ. ond ROW-PHOEBE MCCLURE, PATRICIA LOGUE, ANITA DINSMORE. JOAN MEYERS, BETH HOBBS, GLENDA BURK, BRUCE ROMJUE. rd Row - DOROTHY WADSWORTH, MARY ANN BOYOUTH, JEANNE KESSLER, MARGIE WHITE- HEAD, ROSE ZELLAR. BARBARA SKAGGS, MAR- GUERITE WADSWORTI-I, CAROLYN BECKNER, JACK LYLE, Insert-MISS HAZEL SHAMLEFFER. SENIOR DRAMATICS QLOwer Picture! First Row-Left to Right-MARY ANN STANLEY, JANET CARNAHAN, LORETTA BELL, BERNICE BAUERS- FELD, GRACIABEL HOPPER, ABBIE TROUP, DORA MAE BRAHNAM, GWEN DAVIDSON, DARLENE ED- WARDS, SYLVIA WOOLEY. Second Row-ROSEMARY LINCOLN, FLOSSIE BATES, VIRGINIA RIPPETOE, LOIS HULL, MARY HARPER, BETTY SUE WRIGHT, SUE SROUFE, MARY HURST. Third Row-CAROL FOSTER, ANN CARPENTER, BETTY ROBINSON, NORMA MARSHALL, BERTIE WATSON- CLAUDE REESE, TOMMY DAVIS, MORRIS REICH- LEY, SHERRIL SMITH, BOB POPE, OLEN FRAZIER. Insert-MISS SHERLA LEE FISHER. I Plays Senior dramatic students make stages-The costumes have arrived-Beth plays the piano- Little Women -Make-up artists at work. O MessengerlHas' BY-LINE -THE MESSENGER LASS Clickety-clack, go four typewriters, beat- ing out last minute news stories for the Messenger. Editors hurry to Write head- lines and search frantically for missing copy. Only when the paper is printed and delivered does the staff relax. When our last issue is printedg We of the journalism class can look back over a full year of hard work and fun. First on our agenda was the Mes- senger sales campaign. Next came the Annual sales and the Messenger singing salesmen. First Row--Ln-l't to Right-H BOB RAMSEY. BETTY JUNE BOYLES. MARY LOU HOUSTON. HELENE STEINBUCHEL. ABBIE TROUP. , Second Row-ANN CARPENTER. BETTY HAYDEN. DIXIE GATES. BETTY SUE WRIGHT. PAT HUSTON. CHARLES ROLLINS. 'l'liii'd Row f CHARLENE RITTENOURE. MILDRED MERIDTH. JACKIE BOOMIS. VERA VVARNER. JIM WATSON. DICK COLE. Fourth Rowe WENDA HALL. MARION ELY. BLAKE PATTERSON. .IOHNNIE Mc- CUNE. RUSSELL WATSON. Messenger Editors HELENE STEINBUCHEL First Page Editor JACKIE Booivus Second Page Editor CFirst Semesterb MILDRED MEREDITH Second Page Editor CSecond Semestcrj CHARLENE RITTENOURE Third Page Editor DICK COLE Fourth Page Editor BETTY HAYDEN Assistant Editor .iv i 0' One of our most impo ant projects of the year was the backin of the European school adoption. Thro gh newspaper ar- ticles and editorials, t I e paper helped to create interest among the students that spurred the plan to co etion. The Annual Staff GOES T0 PRESS The Messenger is out and as we of the annual staff look over it and read it, we feel that our time spent every sixth hour for more than three months was put to good use to bring you this memory of high-school days. 1 lb ,N s -O 1 Top Balesmen BOB POPE, JANICE JACQUES, DAN DAVIS - I First Row-eLeft to Right- VIRGINIA RIPPETOE, FLOSSIE BATES, JOYLEEN MASON, MARY ANN STANLEY, SHIRLEY SIEF- KIN, SALLY Jo DENTON, JANICE JACQUES, MARY LOUISE BOYER. Second Row-BOB POPE, EU- GENE HOCKENBERY, MARY LOUISE HOUSTON, VIRGINIA ALLAN, DAN DAVIS, HELENE STEINBUCHEL. JEROME CHAND- LER. Pep of East High 'KDee and Mike -Students participate in outdoor pep meeting- Alley Oop! -- Muscle-bound-Get that ball!-Lucky numbers-Good work!-Fred and Patty - Delmar and Collette-Tumbling tumblers-Medals-Our faculty - Cheerleaders-A11-Ameriean Swimmers- Comet Funny Peuple llo Funny Things i K Left to Right- Ready-? - Mac -Nice Horse- Doughnuts Five - Water Boys -- Cool Cokes-Golf Technique- All Together, Now -Sharpshooter-Good Game?- Pokex'-faces-Our New Janitors- Jumping Jim Hershbergern-Fishing?- Mess Re porters -You'll Be Sorry. Q! 77 Dear Diary AUGUST FEBRUARY 29 Sophomore Convocation 3 Sophomore Assembly 12 Brotherhood Assembly 13 Basketball-East vs. North 20 State Swimming Meet SEPTEMBER 24 Junior Assembly 19 Football-East vs. Cathedral 26 Faculty Benefit Game 22 Sophomore Election 24 Cheerleaders Audition 26 Football-East vs. Wellington 30 Business Club Assembly OCTOBER 3 Football-East vs. Ark City 4 Art Club Hayrack Ride 10 Football-East vs. Newton 28 29 State Wrestling Meet Dedication of Health Center MARCH 1 2 9 13 15 14 Installation of student Body Officers 16 17 Football-East vs. Winfield 21 Storm Before Sunset, Senior Play 23 Latin Club Halloween Party 24 Football-East vs. Hutchinson 18 18 19 25 28 Art Club Assembly 31 Football-East vs. Topeka NOVEMBER 3-10 Book Show 7 Football-East vs. El Dorado 11 Open House 14 Football-East vs. North 21 Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test 26 Thanksgiving Assembly DECEMBER 2 Variety Show 5 Basketball--East vs. El Dorado 10 Letterman's Club Dinner 11-12 Little Women, Senior Play 12 Basketball-East vs. Ark City 18 Basketball-East vs. Winfield 19 Christmas Assembly 22 Basketball-East vs. Hutchinson JANUARY 2 Basketball-East vs. North 9 Basketball-East vs. Wellington 16 Basketball-East vs. Newton 20 Basketball-East vs. Cathedral 21 Y-Teen Dinner 22-24 Dodge City Basketball Tournament 31 Junior-Senior Prom 25 APRIL 2 6 9 10 13 16 20 22 22 29 MAY 1 4 5 7 7 8 8 13 14 14 14 15 21 23 26 28 Letterman's Dinner Foreign Schools Assembly Orchestra Assembly Regional Basketball Tournament Summerfield Test Finders Keepersj, Junior Play Mansions,,' Pepper Pot Princess, Tenth Word, Junior Plays -20 State Basketball Tournament Hi-Y - Y-Teen Party Easter Assembly Lettermanls Dance Band Assembly Senior Assembly W. U. Invitational Track Meet Art Club Dance Girls Physical Education Assembly K. U. Relays National Honor Society Induction Proctor Picnic Latin Club Roman Banquet Wings of The Morning, Senior Play Camera Club Picnic Music Department Assembly Y-Teen Installation and Banquet -8 Baseball-Wichita Tournament Tennis Regional Tournament Track Regional Tournament Senior Spring Dance 14 t'Dear Diary Music Show State Tennis Tournament State Golf Meet State Baseball Tournament State Track Meet Seniors Are Freed Vesper Service East High Commencement Schoolls Out-Vacation's In The enior AHIiO'l I'. DIXIE LEE ADAMS, ALICE JEAN ADKINS. DONNA JEAN AGNEW, BOBBY I., AGUIRRE. MARY CONSFELO ALDRICII. WALTER BLANCIIARD f .,...v AI.I:xANm:II. DAVID Jos A - .-xI.I:xANm-:Iz. I.AImV GORDON 91? AI,IN:xANIyEII. IVIAIIVIN EI.moIII-1 fy P A AI.I.AN, VIRGINIA V. 3 .ig ' .QS I I W. A......wl ALLEN. DANA DIANNE ALLEN, EDDIE MAY ANDERSON, MARY ELOIFE APPLEBY. IVAN DALE APPLEGATE. ARTHUR IJ ARMSTRONG. VERNON H. 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SHIRLEY JEANNE MURPHY, LEONARD RAY MURRA. LOIS ARLENE MURRAH, WALTER DEAN NEAL. EVELYN NEEDHAM. LESLIE LEROY NELSON, JAMES N. NEWCOMBE, FORREST ONA NIBERT, ELROY D. NICHOLS, JUNE NICHOLS, MARY BETII NORRIS, MARY EVA NORTH. RONALD DALE O'BLENESS. JO ELLEN OLNEY, RICHARD CLYDE OLSON. ELSIE JUNE OLSON. MARGARET REGINA ORINIJGREFF, CHARLES VV. OSBORNE. BILLIE LEA OSHORNE, PATRICIA JEAN OSIVIENT. JACK DUANE O'l I'O. ALBERTA DAVIDA OYLER, BERNADINE PALM, BOBBIE LEE PARK, ROBERT CRAIG PARKER, LYNN ARNOLD PARKS. WENDELL BURTON PATTERSON, JOHN BLAKELY PEARSON. MARY ANN PECHIN. ROBERT LEHR PENDLETON, MARY JANE PENNINGTON, WANDA LEE PERRY. JOANNE MARIE PETRANEK, LEONA DARLEEN PETTIT. LUCILLE DOTSON PIERATT, CAROL PINNER. ANN LOUISE PIPER. JOHN EDMUND PLATT. WESLEY WARREN POCOCK, THELMA JEANNE PONDS, JEANNE ADELE POOL, PAUL VERNON POPE. ROBERT EUGENE POST. REY DEL POTTER, VERNON CARL PRATT, ALLAN EUGENE PRAY. DONALD EUGENE PROCTOR, DAROLD PRONKO, SUZANNE KAY PURCELL, DAVID THAYNE PUTNAM. DELORES JEAN RAINEY. WINIFRED ARLENE RAMSEY, BOB RAMSEY, MAURINE BETH RANDELS, ALICE RATNER. CLIFF WARREN RAUX, ROBERT HAROLD REED. DONALD F. REESE. CLAUDE HIRAM REICHLEY, MORRIS DOYLE REID, MARY ANNE RICE. HARROLD EUGENE RICE. RONALD R. RICHARDS. CHESTER RAY RICHTER, LORENA MARIE RICKMAN. JACQUELYN YVONNE RIGGS. PATTY ANN RIPPETOE, VIRGINIA IONE RITTENOURE. CHARLENE RIX, KENNETH WILTON ROATH, ORPHA AILEEN ROBERTSON, JAY NORMAN ROBINSON, BETTY COLLEEN ROE. DONALD DUANE ROLLINS, CHARLES LYMAN ROMBOLD, CHARLES CARLTON ROSECRANTS. SHIRLEY JOANNE ROSEN. GERALDINE ROSEN. GLADYS MAE ROSS. MADELYN LOUISE ROTHHAMMER. ROBERT RUCKER. BEVERLY .IEANNE RUCKER. MARY LOU RUFFIN, WILLIAM L. RUSH, BARBARA ANN RUTLEDGE, TWILA JANICE RUVALCABA. HECTOR JOE SALSER, GEORGE E. SANBORN, ROSCO FRANK SANDERS, FERN EVELYN SANDFORT, MARIAN CHRISTINE SANDLIAN, COLBY BRANNAM SCHILLINGER, GENE SCHIMMING. RUTH EVELYN SCHLICHER, GAIL O. SCHLOTTHAUER, CECIL EUGENE SCHNITZLER, CHARLES SCHOONOVER. MAXINE SCHUSSELE. JERRY HALBERT SCHWEIN. MACK ARLEN SCOTT. EVELYN ROSE SCOTT. HATCHER BERTON SCOTT. PATSY QUEEN SEARIGHT. ELEANOR JOANNE SELLERS, ARLO LOYAL SHANNON, DIXIE RUTH SHAYV. JACK SHAW. MARY ELIZABETH SHEETS. JAIVIES LEROY SHELDON. WARD SHELTON. HAROLD A. SHERRON. LILA FERN SHOGREN. RUSSELL OSCAR SHOWERS. DENNIS HOMER SHUKER, ROBERT EUGENE SHUMWAY. ROBERT LEON SIEDHOFF, MARILYN ROSE SIEFKIN. SHIRLEY ANN SILER. KENNETH V. SKELTON, JACK STANLEY SKINNER, ROGER PAUL SLATER. ROGER DUANE SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH ANNA LOIS BARBARA JOAN BEN RAY SMITH, . CAROLYN DORIS NA DINE SMITH , DOUGLAS JAY SMITH. GEORGE CURRIE SMITH, HOVVARD SMITH. JOANNE DELONE SMITH KARL RUSSELL SMITH LUVARN SMITH, PATTY EILEENE SMITH, ROBERT JUNIOR SMITH SHERRILL SPEAR. NORMAN GUY SPEARS, INES FAYE SPUNAUGLE. PAUL WILLIAM SROUFE, SUE NELLE STALEY. DELBERT GLENN STANLEY, HAROLD EUGENE STANLEY, MARY ANNA STANDLEY, OMA COLLEEN STANPHILL. IMOGENE STARK. CHARLES STEINBUCHEL, HELENE LENORE STEINMETZ. DELORAS ELAINE STEWART, JACK STODDARD. TAYLOR HOXYARD STOLL, MARY JANE STRAUSS, RICHARD DEAN STURGES. CHARLENE MAY SUTTERBY, MARCLAIRE SUTTON, DIANNE SWARTZ. GEORGIA SUE SYVEELY, ROBERT EUGENE SWINSON, VIVAN LEE SYKES, ARTHUR. JR. TAGGART, WILLIAM ALFRED TALBOTT, WILLIAM CHARLES TATE, GARNET E. TERRILL. ALBERT TEVIS. DAN CHURCHILL THOMAS, IRIS JEAN TI-IORP. DORIS LORENE TIEDE, JANET ANN TODD. CHARLES THOMAS TODD. SALLY SUE TOMLINSON. LOU TOMLINSON. ROBERT LEE TRONE. JACK MILTON TROUP, ABBIE FRANCES TUCKER. RICHARD CHARLES TURNER. DALE WESLEY TURNER, WILMA KVI. TWEEDY, DICK LEE TYREE. MARY ELLEN VALENTIN. LORAIN LLOYD VALLANDINGHAM, JOYCE VANDAVEER. MARILYN EILEEN VAN SCHOIACK, VICTOR VAN WEY. JOYCE EILEEN VERMILLIAN. CAROL VICKERS. HARRY LEE VICKREY, JUANITA VIOLA WADSWORTH. LAURENCE KIRBY WALDEN, BETTY JEAN WALL, MARY HELEN WALLACE, GEORGE HARLAND WALLS, ALICE RUTH WARD, JAMES WILBUR WARING, MARJORIE WARKENTIN. ALDEN LEE NVARNER, VERA LOUISE YVARREN, PATRICIA ANN WASHBURN, DOLORES DEANE XVATERMAN. PHYLLIS CARLENE VVATHAN. .IEAN LOUISE WATKINS. PATTY LEE XVATSON. JIMMY CURRY VVATSON. WILMA 4BERTIE1 WEBB. SHIRLEY JOAN NVEBER. ROY WEIRICH. SCOTT DONALD XVELCH. .IO ANNE XVELCH. MARY JANE NVENDT. ERICH ALVIN WENTWORTH. VIRGINIA LEE IVEST. ALBERT DANIEL WEST. DONALD LEE VVEST, PAUL HASTAIN XVESTVVOOI3. BEVERLEY GAY WHITAKER, MARY ANN WHITCOMB, ELEANOR KATHRYN WHITE, BEVERLEY ANN YVHITMORE, DUDLEY DEAN W1KLE.VVILLIAM HERBERT VVILCOX. JOANNE PATRICIA. VVILDER. NATHAN EARL VVILHITE. CHARLES ALLEN YVILKERSON. JOAN XVILLIAMS. WILLIAMS XVILLIAMS, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH CLIFFORD RAY DAWN WILLISON. BEVERLY JEAN WILSON. DARVIN REX XVINCHELL. SALLY ANN YVINTER, PEARL ALICE VVINTERS, MELBA ARLENE NVOGAN, PATTY ANNE WOLFE. GLENN EUGENE ,VI j 's -9' ' 1 JJ' iff I4 0 ADRIAN. ROBERT A. BARNES. GEORGE E, BASOM. CHARLES R. BERRY, JANISI-I J. BIGGERSTAFF. ADDISON BLAKELY. GRACIABEL BYRD. ERPLE CHINN. FRED LEE CLINGENPEEL. BOBBY CRUPPER. JACQUELINE CULKIN. HAROLD Uamera hy enior FORD. J IMMIE FULGROAT. BOBBY GODFREY. JACKSON HARREN, GERALD HESTERLEE. LOURELL HICKMAN. DONALD HOOVER. RUSSEL JONES. RALPH LANK, PSYCH MCDANIEL. FREDRICK MELLOR, PHILLIP rzixff Q Y. J ,f, !l ,,,r, I , I 'z k,f 193 ' ,Diff X I '4-iff Lffr jj .J .l , . ,IL W , , ff fb WOODBURN. DOROTHY ALVENA WOOLEY, SYLVIA CORINNE WORFORD. FAUNDALEE VINITA VVREN, CHARLES RAY WRIGHT, BETTY SUE WRIGHT, CAROLYN SUE WRIGHT, LAVONNE EDITH YARNELL, JAMES AUSTIN YOAKUM, LOIS LORENE YOUNG, DELMA JOLEEN YOUNG, FRED JERRY YOUNG, GENE DUDLEY YOUNG, GLADYIS MARIE YOUNG. LES LEIGH YOUNG. TED TERRY ZIMMERMAN, BARBARA ANNE MUNROE, JOHNNIE MYERS, RONALD PALMER, IRVIN PIEPLOW, ARCHIE RADER. BILL RAINS. RICHARD RUSH, RAYMON SAMPSON, LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER, CHARLES SHAVER. KENNETH SPIVEY. 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