Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Officers of the Art Club admire one of their showcases as their adviser, Mr. Higbee, looks on. They are Janice Zurawinski, secretary, Mike Kohar, president, Susan Linick, vice-president, and Lynn Balthasar, historian. Eastmoor's Art Club has been organized for students who are in- terested in the fine arts. T-he members create many beautiful and original displays for the various showcases. Posters and many other forms of school publicity are designed by its members. Under the guidance of their adviser, Mr. Higbee, the club has taken educational field trips and tours of the art galleries. LIBRARY CLUB ART CLUB Members of the Art Club supply us with the signs for victory before each game. New books of various subjects are dis- played in the Library. Welden Benedict is admiring a display on outer space. Hats off to our Library Club! Eastmoor is very proud of the fact that it is the only school in the city to have a Book Fair which is held during National Book Week. English classes in all grades visit the library to view the latest books. This annual event is sponsored by the members of the Library Club whose main purpose is to promote an interest in books. Their annual social functions include a Christmas party and a spring picnic. Officers of the Library Club are Gary Fisherbaugh, president, Eileen Collins, secretary, Bob Markwood, vice'president. IO6

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SCIENCE CLUBS Members of the Senior Science Club work under the leadership of Mr. Condit. Pete Miller, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Murphy, adviser of Their officers are Barry Friedman, president, Mike Palestrant, vice-president, and the Junior Science Club, and Dave Hillenbrand, president, Willie Reid, secretary-treasurer. are pulling on a magnetron. In order to learn more about science, each mem- ber in the Junior and Senior Science Club is given an experiment to perform during the club meeting. The members also view films on science and listen to speakers from the various scientific fields. Senior Science Club members submit proi- ects tothe annual science fair. MATH CLUB The Math Club studies areas The Junior Science Club is watchin Mr. Murphy demonstrate a si nal generator 9 9 used to align receiving sets. of mathematics that are not taken up in regular courses and makes further studies of topics covered in regular classes. The Math Club has meetings on alternate Wednesdays. Mr. Shurlow is the The main aim of the Trig club is to teach its members to use the slide adviser. Left to right are Mr. Shurlow, Sandy Maxwell, Mary Heffron, Darlene rule well. Members shown here are Dave Shupe, vice-president, Mr. Barr, Richard England, Barry Hilton, John Thomas, Don Allison, Weldon Bene- Tata, adviser, Frank Hoffman, Leonard Block, Jeff Gordon, secretary- dict, Charles Walz, Jim Clayton, Rick Brown, Steve Stellman and Dave Kuhn. treasurer, and Dave Frederick. Not pictured is club president, Jack Turner. I08