Eastern Middle School - Gator Tales Yearbook (Greenwich, CT)

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.T ,,, rs far, -v -f--.Q---fe Mr. George Markscheffel WELCOME TO E. J. H. S. Mr. John N. Bird arrived here to assume his duties as principal in March. He comes to us from Ewing Township, New Jersey, and already it is evident that his presence is a great addition to our school. His quick wit and inte-rest in all aspects of our school will certainly insure co- operation and respect from the student and faculty. We bid him welcome and hope that he will find Eastern a wonderful school in which to work. A FOND FAREWELL Mr. George Markscheffel, principal of E.J.H.S. for the past ten years, left us this year to be- come Director of Professsonal Personnel for the Greenwich School System. Each year that he was with us endeared him more to the faculty and students. His cooperation and interest in student activities proved invaluable to all of us. His easy manner and friendly smile did much to establish the atmosphere of our school. We wish him the best of luck in his new iob. We will miss him. Mr. John N. Bird gi E

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a of Tl!- '1llllMi42lMlli'F ,Q ll' . EDITORS OF 'GATOR TALES '65 Eastern has not had a yearbook for several years. Instead, the last edition of The Eastemer called The Emerald, was devoted largely to the ninth grade class. This year Barbara White worked hard to interest the student body in a yearbook and has continued working for us to have one. Each editor has had a committee of ninth graders and a faculty member working with him on' GATOR TALES. Our thanks must go particularly to Barbara White, Andy Nelson, Mr. Snead, Miss Little, Mrs. Clark, and Miss G. Mont- gomery, who have given up so much of their time for our yearbook. Mrs. Kenneth Fletcher has done most of the photography. She has given generously of her time, and we are great- ly indebted to her. Our thanks to all who have helped us. Many of them are pictured on- the opposite page l This yearbook represents the composite ef- forts of the entire student body and faculty. We hope that you will be proud of this book and improve on 'our eFforts in future years. When you look back years from now, we hope that these pages .will bring many happy memories. ' The oAtoR siarf 1965 THE EDITORS Editor in Chief: Barbara White Assistant Editors: Andy Nelson and Heather Buxton Art Editor: Suzanne Williamson Photography Editor: Jim Richardson Activities Editors: Sandy Quidaciolo and Marty Love Special Features Editor: Jonna McGee Faculty Editor: Karen Hayes Ninth Grade Class Editor: Barbara Kenney Eighth Grade Class Editor: Laurie Wheeler Seventh Grade Class Editolr: Barbara Morrison Sponsor: Mr. Snead

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1 1 . ., lt.-if K ' K i ,li . f l E Mr. Donald A. Stokes, Assistant Principal iir.t-lit ,i r it ill! lllll- 'IW . .pil ll Cl Ilia Cijll li Y,-gfljrs iii'-ll l X , ll f till! li lllflitt i jx Lf! tl-A A L Jr. W ,J N limit l I, l WI U 5 ills! -. A fr., Di ill , K. ' ,lull l li l if.. xy . v J x J g 'l 1 lu. l ly, 1 A A Fifi l H2 ' 'l lid' U ,xl llmjlljv 1,1 ,X NJA ill li ,ii ii la ll DEDICATION , ifd ,Q fir. Q ' ff' l ' ,U l' X. l ltlis with great pleasure that we, the Ninth Grade, rl dedicate 'GATOR TALES of 1965 to our assistant princi-- pal, Mr. Donald Stokes. It is through his eFforts that our school functions in an orderly manner. He is firm, but understanding with students and their problems. Each day at Eastern begins and ends with the sound of his voice making announcements. His loyalty to Eastern and his dedication to his work have helped to make our school one that we are proud to attend. In this small way, we would like to say thank you.-