Eastern High School - Talon Yearbook (Middletown, KY)

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Seniors 123 Juniors 189 Sophornores 202 Freshmen 213 Junior High 225 Advertisements 243

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Introduction 1 Curriculum 31 Athletics 53 Organizations 77 Music 101 Features 1 1 7

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Louisville - A Place of Tall An aerial view of Kentuckiana Louisville, taken by Mr. Bill Davis of the Courier Journal 1 V -sarass 7.7 W SI 'uri' 4 Eu?-E: V07 I 494Nx it a 4 v2 ?...b. ' Mg , y f G s.ll, t V l A l s I ,i ,A if , ? 'QQ' Q l 43 if Q'gqm Electricity-lifeline of industry 6 Loulsvllle s lndustrlal and economlcal growth beban when It was only 'mn infant village cl1n mg to the shores of the Ohlo Its lndustrles developed from the baS1C pattern of extractlve lndustrles and wholesalln and distributive houses LOl11SVlllC in the latter decade has pro population of 750 000 thus necessltatmo a dl verslficatlon of lndustrles Products vary from slurts to tlactors to electrlcal appliances to baseball bats Fortunately Loulsvllles resldentlal trans- portational recreational and cultural attributes have prooressed directly in proportion to its economical status. Louisville has led in devel- opment of the urban expressway. Some 2500 acres of parks and playorounds add a fresh vitality to a quick-paced city. The Falls City excels in the appreciation and affirmation of the arts-the Louisville Orchestra, Civic Bal- let, and nationally recognized Louisville Fund lil 'nl lt il 1 lil V?- The hustle and hustle of Fourth Street a metropol1s of progress . . I X A I J ,yrr EQE: y, M . . , . . . l E fb' ii slfsgiiffezf ' C ' - i 'U- gg , ,S ' . . ' . . . . , ' 511 N W S 3 lu H p to , y , 4 . . 7 . 7 s HW Q gressed as the hub of a vigorous metropolitan tttn n nnnn rg at u t e. . wi l' X, ,As il 5 X i l -1 Qs.41 1- i ' ' 7 ' ' ll it , :fm ' ' U ,' mb fl! , , I fn 4 Y I ll it it V y p' V f 1. 'Y V f ' if I ii I gr' au V' ' w V Y an 1 xl' a ff N