Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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LATDJBAN LTI l On April 21, the legendary date of the founding of Rome, the Latin classes held their annual Latin Banquet. These pictures were taken at last year's banquet. This'Roman patrician is really Miss Lincoln, the Latin instructor. COLLEGE College Night, an evening devoted to helping students examine possi- bilities for higher education, was held February 9. All students and parents were invited to attend this PTA program, Below: Mr. and Mrs. Paul E, Swinger and Mr. Mayer are talking to Dr. Harold Yochurn, presi- dent of Capitol University, and the guest speaker of the evening. 0 Here stands the victorious gladiator, Jon Ewing. His prize for surviving this most bloody battle was his choice of the slaves. Jon chose Pat Carruthers. IGHT After Dr, Yochum's excellent speech on Opening the Way to Higher Education, representatives from ten Ohio colleges and universities met and discussed their schools' programs and advantages with interested students and parents. Below: Francie Hiller, Miss Miller, and Stan Bobrof are looking at pamphlets and folders about Miami University. II9

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E 5' W r , 1 :Et A 41 ' 1' iid I To give cupid a hand the Eastmoor student body elected Dick Schulz and Angel Burnette king and queen of hearts. They were crowned at Cupids Capers, a Valentine's Day dance sponsored by the Senior Y-Teens. I s Jan Rogers honored the king and queen of Cupid's Capers by singing l'm in the Mood for Love. She was accompanied by the North High School Dance Band. JPIDS 17' I PEE? WI TER ACTIVITIES The Warriorettes and their advisor Mrs. Glaser are both new additions to Eastmoor this year. About 15 girls were selected to be part .of this dance group, These sopho- Many sock-hops were held in the Eastmoor gym after football and basketball games. These girls are doing the bunny hop at the dance sponsored by the Iournalism classes. mores and juniors were chosen by ten judges, students and teachers. They were selected on the basis of general appearance, rhythm, and timing. They will perform during half-time at football games and in other activities such as variety shows.

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V- 1 jgfs g ' Two thrifty students, Tom Merrit and Donna Weed, buy carnival tickets in advance at a reduced Albert Greaver, parent of an Eastmoor student, is per- rate from Mrs, William Kirkman and Mrs. Richard M. Riley. E t This interesting group of thespians CMiss Singer, Miss Jackson, Mr. Barr, Mr. Conover, Mr. Dixon, and Miss Lincolrii are taking a curtain call after the charming melodrama they presented in the variety shovv. The gym is filled as young, as well as old, show off their muscles. forming in the variety show. WINTER CAR IVAL One of the highlights of the school year was the Winter Carnival. This fun-filled event, held February Qi, was the Parent-Teachers Associa- tion's big money-making proiect of the fear. Students, parents, teachers, and friends came to the carnival. There children and adults both found activities that amused and interested them, The game rooms were packed as young and old tried their luck and skill. Housewives and future homemakers shopped for bargains in the country store and in the white elephant shop, and the men in the family tested their athletic prowess at the games in the gymnasium. All stopped for snacks at the canteen or for a meal in the cafeteria. A must for every carnival- goer was the variety show in which parents and teachers were the feature attractions. These and many more activities made the day both profit- able and enioyable. George Riddle delighted the audience at the variety show with his accordion music.