Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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ue, fp It's a nice day for singing. S. 4 L Mrs. Rufner entertains guests at open house. kc. Q-N s Whose display can this be? m inf-we 1 it e an V . . 'ia f 1 fa. F Mark Miner displays his work. PEE E 15.9 .1 p . ie: -. Miss Lampe's board shows her talents

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V ' i 1 N ,. l , Exif ' X A i ' lr l I ' Y ' ' R' -5 I A '01 ll iq l Q X .1 1 r t ' Cheryl Fetters, Bernadette Rubalcaba, Gary Oberlin 5 t W K ' A I ' 1 MAH I Marilyn Lengacher, Band Representative f'75 -4 Q i! K J if Cheerleaders showing their spirit. Seventh grade Homecoming float. 2 X. Our men in action. Homecoming 7

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V17 ii .sr-if Jack Allen, Brian Conway, Jeff Krontz il lu - . 'L .1 5 A 13..- ti. 'i .5 4 1 u Y 1 1 Susan Farrer and Roberta Wilkerson Every year the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary send two boys and one girl to Boys' State and Girls' State. This year the event was held at Indiana State University in Terre Haute. The program lasted one week and was very worth- while. The participants are involved in their own govern- ment proceedings. They have precinct and committee meetings just as real to them as takes place in the State government. A governor was elected along with seven state officials and a Senate and House of Repre- sentatives. The people run their own government and even make laws. These are not just laws pertaining to this program. These are laws concerning the State of Indiana. The laws that are finally passed were then sent to Governor Bowen and the Senators. There are also many fun times during this week. While having fun you learn the functions of state and local government. Jack, Brian, and Roberta would like to give their sincere thanks to the American Legion and its Auxiliary for making it possible for them to take part in such aprogram. Boys'-Girls' State 9