Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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The empty stadium is waiting for the students to come from Eastmoor and fill it for the nigh1's game. CUTDOOR PEP ASSEMBLY The first pep rally held in the stadium established the spirit for the game that night with East. DEDICATION 'r '. 1 Mr. David Schackne, architect for the Columbus Public Schools, presents the keys to Eastmoor's stadium to Mrs. Ralph Davidson, president of the School Board. Dur- ing the half-time dedication ceremonies at the South game, are pictured C. L. Dumaree, assistant superintendent, Dr. Harold Eibling, superintendent, Mr. Schackne, Mrs. Davidson, and Mr. Mayer. Yea! Eastmoor! cheered a couple of surprise repre- sentatives from the '2O's, CMr. Goss and Mr. Mayer! as they bounced onto the field in their Tin-Lizzie. I29

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The tive queen candidates with their escorts are being introduced to the crowd at the homecoming game. They are Curt Haywood, Judy Dutton, Larry Spangler, Rita Kastl, Angel Burnette, Jack Moore, Claudette Corbett, Jim Wilson, Ellen Appelbaum, and Walt Wilke. HOMECOMI G GAM Angel Burnette is congratulated by Bill Gillam, student council president, on being chosen the 1959-60 Homecom- ing Queen. l28 The Homecoming Game against Linden McKinley was high- lighted during the half-time by the announcement of this year's Eastmoor Homecoming Queen. Bill Gillam, our student council president, announced the members of the Court. First to come on the field was Claudette Corbett with Jim Wilson. Second was Ellen Appelbaum and Walt Wilke. Rita Kastl and Larry Spangler followed next. A hush went over the crowd as the last member of the court was announced-Judy Dutton accompanied by Curt Haywood. Applause broke the silence as Angel Burnette was an- nounced as Queen. She was presented with a football signed by the football squad. , -'l f . V W Angel Burnette and her escort Jack Moore proudly display the homecoming football.

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R CHEERLEADE DD PEP AND SPIRIT After our Championship Assembly, Cynthia Husted, Neva Lowe, Arlene Masch, Ellen Appelbaum, Angel Burnette, and Joy Henry salute our team. Leading the Warriors' cheers for the 1959-1960 season, our energetic groups of cheerleaders have proved a large factor in the spirit of the East- moor High teams. Captain of the varsity squad is Angel Burnette. Our reserves are headed by a different girl each week and Sarah Welch leads the Junior High team in cheers. Together these girls have come up with yells both original and well- loved. Joy Henry, Angel Burnette, Ellen Appelbaum, Arlene Masch, and Cynthia Husted lead the student body during one of our basketball games. After adding their part at half-time the reserves are awaiting the results of the game. The girls are Janet Gray, Dianne Phares, Sharon Hemmer, Ruth Tarcov, Connie Wilson, and Janice Ycrunkin. l30