Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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HI-Y The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend higher standards of char- ader Wwoughoutthe home, school, and community. Mr. Crane B the Juniorl4LY ad- visor and Mr. Aggas is the Senbr HLY advhon This is a typical Junior Hi-Y meeting. A 3.: 1- SENIOR Hl-Y STEERING COMMITTEE: Dick Gaflin, Ray Bland, Jim Hicks, Ron Boyers, Mr. Aggas, Jim Herd, John Braulick, Bill Gillam, Jim Huffman. 51-Y T x SENIOR Hl-Y BASKETBALL TEAM-First row: Charles Walz, Paul Turner, Jim Herd, Lee Siegel, Dan De Hayes, Bill Gillam, Second row: Stan Bobrof, Ron Boyers, Jim Martin, Mike Bougher. JUNIOR Hl-Y OFFICERS: Ed Lowe, Secretary, Ronnie Golden, Treasurer, Mike Kristy, President, Nick Geldis, Vice President, Ricky Feinstein, Council Representative, Mr. Crane, Advisor. 9I

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Y-TEE The purpose of Y-Teens is ro grow in knowledge and understanding of other peo- ples. Mrs. Singleton is ad- visor for Junior Y-Teens and Miss Casey is the advisor for Senior Y-Teens. SENIOR Y-TEENS OFFICERS: Miss Jean Casey, Advisor, Sue Riley, Vice President, Amelia Neely, President, Jan Rogers, Treasurer, Jackie Rose, Secretary. At the Hobo Convention Juli Warner and Sherrie Gibbons sang Slap Her Down Again Paul. Christmas caroling was one of the Junior Y-Teens proiects. Pictured are Donna Swaney, Gail Francis, Terrie Rose, Tara Jackson, Sharon Tewell, and Cathy Phillips. L i The tattered clothes worn by Jan Rogers, Jennifer I Douthit, Sandy Bland, Amelia Neely, and Mary B 'H I x W- Y l Hettron certainly added to the spirit of the Hobo Convention. JUNIOR Y-TEENS' OFFICERS: Joan Miller, President, Sharon Coombs, Vice President, Tara Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer, Terrie Rose, Co-ordinating Chairman, Mrs. Ina Singleton, Advisor, Susan Titus, Service Chairman, Sarah Welch, Social Chairman, Judy Kuchler, Music Chairman, Connie Long, Pro- gram Chairman, Mary Beth Morris, Worship Chairman.

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WARRIORS CLUB The Warriors Club is the largest organization at Eastmoor. The group is advised by Mr. Heintz and Mr. Fry, The purpose of the Warriors Club is to create more school spirit in sports. A committee from this club makes posters to promote attend- ance at games. These girls, Cindy Husted, Claudette Corbett, Amelia Neely, and Sharon Cheeseman, are members of the Warriors Club poster committee. WARRIORS CLUB OFFICERS: Robert Helntz, Ad- visory Helayne Margulis, Secretaryp Ron Casserly, Treasurerg Curtis Haywood, Sergeant-at-Armsg Dick Wilson, Vice Presidentf Nelson Freeman, President. DAN CE CLUB A new club has been added this year. The Dance Club with its advisor Mrs. Glaser promotes interest in dance. Girls from this group were chosen to be in the Warriorettes. The group sponsored one ofthe sock hops. Dance Club Officers from front to back: Ellene Appel- baum, Secretary, Bev Reynolds, Presidentg Rita Zweier, Vice Presidentg Nancy Lattimer, Drum Mastery Rita Kastl, Business Managerg Glenna Layman, Treasurer: Judy Wil- liams, Costume Mistress. Charlene Johnson, Mari Werlin, Maureen Nimz, and Judy Williams are practicing a dance routine they learned during one of the Dance Club meetings.