Eastern High School - Talon Yearbook (Middletown, KY)

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0 FOREWORD The antiquated status symbol - a high school education - can pre- sent to the individual student who accepts the challenge and who has the initiative four years of mem- orable events. If one stops to ex- amine those occasions worthy of later recall. be will find that they involve either a habitually daily routine or a uniqueness and im- portance of action . . . those morn- ing announcements . . . the crowded laissez-faire lunchroom . . . the semi-annual torture of exams . . . the Homecoming game . . . Man Alive . . . the P.T.A. sponsored Career Day . . . One, Mad Night . . . -the prom . . . Baccalaureate . . . Graduation! This, in essence, is what the Talon for 1964 wishes to present to the graduating class and to the student body of underclassmen. If this yearbook gives cause for the recollection of good times, hard times, or pleasant events, then our mission has surely been accom- plished. It is the year, the people, the experiences in retrospect. 'The individual will, no doubt, welcome more ,acquaintances and 'encounter more exciting and re- warding happenings as he progres- ses through life, but be will never forget those leisure, anxious, care- ,free days at Eastern High School and the action . . Action 'Q . . H, Q 451 1 K' . . ACTION! ,. 2 1 1 49 X W 1, 0,55 iii I . 3' . A sr ' J i gitcpw j ig M ' ii w .si '- . at 1' -1 ' ' WJ, . ,tip ' ,V ..,L , . . Jffiy g . .. , -. f' ' A ,, 'Gil .' - - -1...-g al an f 4 .sf .4 -. ' . gf: .,lY BA - r . W .- , V. wg V ef- . p al, , Uhr- ,, ' ati? L . g . - ,-,5Pf7Qcp ',e,L .I . I, 1 - y. -W--i t-' A A . . . , y ,, ' ini ' -f .. ' ' I V l '--sf: H -W 72 s l' ,l'.'l th V s ' in f r -f - 1 ' r. , ii 1.- 1 it ' ' 12-si '33--s ,f afffiv -' , 5 J., - ' -, Y YV,Y W ,A s-T1 L-Z.':3f,f,,, .1 ' . '2vfiif,' - J

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