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X g K fy Inductlon In the fall of 1940 as lowly sophomores we were lnducted mto the tralnmg center of Eastern Hlgh School Our ways were awkward but our sp1r1t was unconquerable and we struggled through those first few embarrasslng and trylng sltuatlons A few 1n our ranks attalned early promotlons Class Presldent Dlck West Vlce Pres1dent James Walton Secretary Doris Potter Treasurer Joyce Johnson As a reward for our fine work we were granted our first llberty To celebrate th1s event a very gay and rolllckmg Sophomore Mlxer was presented on February 14 1941 The remalnder of the semester was spent gettlng acquaxnted wlth the general clrcumstances Ttammg As Junlors we began xn earnest our baslc traxnmg To lead us ln the phase of the work we chose as officers Clarence johnson Presl dent B111 Ryan Vlce Presldent Irma Clark Secretary and Audrey P1ck Treasurer Under thelr able leadershlp our class began to clxck as a unlt We gradually swung lnto Stflde and 1n so dolng establlshed for our class a reputatxon for belng a talented and energetlc group Needless to say our J Hop Blossom Tlme helped matters conslderably Promotlon Our noses aloft we were promoted to the envlable rank of senlors We chose to gumde us Marvm Janson Class Presldent Wlth Marilyn Hoover Phyllls Cheney and Ruth Cessna as h1s asslstants The obstacles became greater but these too were taken m strlde A chosen group of drama speclallsts brought recognltlon to the entlre class when It presented an unforgettable Semor B Play entltled Adam and Eva on November 12 1942 Hannlbal Abood took over command of the Student Councll and Emll Nakfoor the Honor Soclety Another group under Dlck West s management was chosen to ed1t the Lantern Mary Byelxch Edltor 1n Chlef of the Easterner added greatly to the hterary accomollsh ments Nlght Fllght our Senlor Prom under the dxrectxon of Henry Skxp Lohr ranked second to none ln all of Eastern s proms Successxve vlctorles at the Semor Program and Senlor Banquet ended our tramlng at Eastern When Mr Schnelder left for the Navy Mr Lott took over the Job as class advlsor PgTe I Q ' D 1 ' Y 1 ' v r ' 1 v V Y 5 ' , . , . . , . v - 1 ' 1 v ' v v 1 1 . , . . Y . . , IK ' 71 ' ' v s ' ' 5 ' U U V Y Y ' , . . . H ,, 1 n , . Y ' 1 . , . . 1 - v - - , - H . . ,, . - . ' Y V gg ' 99 ' 1 ' , . . . , . a e w my-six
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'I 5- 437' 9 ABOOD HANNIBAL Student Council Presl dent Home Room officer Fur Feather an Fm Club gtrls constltute his mam hobby tall SI ent 7 type expects to e dra ted vxvtd and vltal ATHERTON RUTH Ruthte Muslc Appre cttatxon Opera lead ambl tnous acttve xn chotr and concerts lxkes skating 3 SCCl'Ef3I'y Ol' l'1Lll'SE Bml able BABCOCK JOHN Ht Y er active IH base ball basketball and cheer leadxng to htm slacks are deftnltely taboo soon to jotn the Navy and see the world Cthrough a port hole? BARRUSS WILLIAM Chemistry C lu b st L tef worry school questtonnatres wlll turn to the Avtatxon lndustry r his future dapper gentleman frtcndly -r '9'E ' ALLEN DONALD Chemxstry Club pet peeve ns a questxonnaxre of any kmd after gradu ation wtll transfer hts talents to the Army l ways cheerful ATTWOOD ,IO ANNE oey F F C Student Counctl board of Athletxc Control j Hop and Gxrls League Dance Staff record collector fashnonable sophtstxcate BACH JOE Boxing Club varsxty football and baseball pugtlxstxcally powerful hobby ts gxrls to beeome a member f the pa thute troops wxll satisfy hls desxres BATTLEY BARBARA Member of the Needle craft Club spare time en joyments are swlmmmg and ice skatxng has sec retarlal mtentlons APPLETON KAY Teases trembltng taps from talented toes acttve tn basketball Grl R serves Hop Gtr League dance committees Home Room prexy full of vxm vlgor and vttallty AUSTIN JACK jxved away ln the So ctal Danctng Club base ball golf and pool keep htm occupxed the Navy mediate future BAEDER MARILYN Social Dancmg Club member amateur photog rapher a would be hall roamer will probably work for the State BAUMGRAS CAROLINE aro F F F Honor Society Student Councxl Choir Gtrls League of fxcer enjoys outdoor sports wtll attend M S C and study to become a dtetxtlan ARCHER VIRGINIA Ardent collector of Cht na dogs enjoys readxng too much home work too many tests IS her C m plamt has asplrattons of becoming a prxvate setre tary AYERS DUANE Reserve football team ster basketball football and swnmmtng are h1s o bxes H1 Y Club jotn the Navy BAKER FLORENCE Officer of Needlecraft Club chaxrman of many committees hobbxes are correspondenee souvenxrs housekeeping A D wtll resxde tn Texas BAXTER NANCY Travel Club Honor So ctety Easterncr reporter jHop and Girls League Dance committees even U-la CBITIDUSIIC S Page Twenty seven ASHBAUGH ERNEST Has found enjoyment tn the Ht Y Club after gra uatxon wtll jotn t e Navy AYERS FRANK Interested tn basketball baseball and swlmmtng hobby ns buxldtng models boats and planes chanxc xn the alr corps BALDWIN JACK Math Club cross coun try enthuslast sol sender on the skxns as a drummer the band wx ve but prtvate tn the Army BAYHAN STANLEY Very flne artlst 11 es o hunt and f h frlenr has left our ha s Tiana I 1 . I' J .f 4 t 5 AL' t ll 'Mt I K ....... . , . . r .,l, I f 9 Q 3 -rr A- f ' in I 1-: 3 M ' ---Iv 1 x Y ,v. ' , Q' - - 'lf' ' ra V- h A i C S 6 A 'W V' K d .' , : - . Z C- ' ' ' d . ' . ' . . h 3 . , . . Q . . : J- I . ls, .1 0 - I . Q ' .l : 3- . 1 . 1 -. . 1.3 : b : . : ' ' ' - ' 4 ' 2 . A 5- J : ., . lub: V 4 'V A - U - l ' A V . I 3 ' ' ' ' l Y ' I U' 1 h b' 3 '- 3 A, of ' L and singing: wants to be committees: Lantern willktake care of his im- fafter diplomal will would like to -be a me- ' ' 1 1 - 1.4 . ,, 14 1'd . . I H H: . . Z 1 l ': . l s ' . 1- in o -ra- . I A ' : . . ' ill serA as a 'k ' l er: l - l l : - 'l ' 3 'k' 'h' is 1 ' A - C : . . .1 A 2 ' 1 t is 3 ' l- . .I I: , - 4 . . 4 C . - -. j. ly: Q H' fo . A : . . . ' I . Z' . I I , ' I ' 1 A --t . XM
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