Eastern High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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x Sf V QEHEQQ 3635993 A group of twenty-one timid,frightened people entered the halls of Eastern high school in the fall of 1954.At first they stood in corners fearing to move and waiting to be told what to do next. But alas,this phase of calm was soon over as the group became accustomed to the sur- roundings and began to indulge in the numerous school activities. They elected John Baker, president, Alice Martinson, vice presidentgDonald McAllister, secre- tary and treasurerg Stanley Hansen, stu- dent council representative and Miss Myrtle Klovestad was class adviser In the fall of '55 we found this same group of people in the halls of the high school with a much different look on their faces,as they were now sophomores. The class officers were elected as fol- 1ows:David Olson, president3Donald Hann- eman, vice president, Alice Martinson, secretary and treasurer and Gyles Mart- inson,student council representative.Ed- ward Shields was class adviser. Gene- veive Drew, Vivian Strand and Lawrence Ritz were new students during the year. Officers during a successful junior year were Alice Martinson,presidentgBes- sic Tolley, vice president, Genevieve Drew, secretaryg and Kenneth Rowland was treasurer. The class was represented in the student council by John Baker and Arloweno Backus while the class adviser was Miss Jennie Bailey. During the year the class ably ' pr sented nlhe Birds' Christmas Caroln and was in charbe of the sea seas seas X