Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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8c Parade Of Progress Left — Jeff Kaiser from Kaiser's Super Market gener- ously offered ice cream cones to Parade of Progress visitors. Below — Scott Dove and Mat Jacobs showed off a trophy at the G. Dove Distributors booth. Parade Of Progress — 15

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3rd Annual Career Day Eastside presented its third Ca- reer and Parade of Progress day. When asked how he felt about the day, Mr. Casey said he was very pleased with the turnout. He men- tioned that people were calling him about setting up displays. Mr. Casey was really pleased with the interest at the display booth for Mavis Mo- bile Radio of Auburn, showing one of their special satellite TV viewing units. When asked what his future goals for Career Day were, Mr. Casey said he would still like to get the town's people encouraged so that they will attend. All and all, Mr. Casey feels the day went quite well. — Laura Means Right — Mr. Merle Wagner and his guest Don Meschberger, manager ot DeKalb County Co-op spoke about the growing use of the computer. Below Left — Ms. Barbara Hasler, supervi sor of nurses at Meadowhaven Nursing Cen- ter, shared information about her career. Below Right — Mr. Don Smith, clinical so- cial worker from Northeastern Mental Health Center talked with Mr. Doug Hamm's study hall group. Right — Gary Flood, manager of Hook s Drug Store discussed career opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry Below — Ken Carnahan explained the purposes of the De- Kalb EMS to Mr. Knox's class during Career Day. 4ff —3 1 i ! - i . Wb 14 — Career Day

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Babes In Arms Eastside's students pulled oif a real showstopper this year with the musical Babes in Arms . With Mrs. lo Hamm as the director, and Susan Voirol as the assistant director, the kids sang and danced their way to stardom! The plot unfolded with a group of young, overworked apprentices try- ing to present Valentine White's re- view. Fred Richmond (Gus Field) and Monica Miller (Terry Thompson) kept the audience laughing while constantly bursting into lover's guar- rels. To thicken the plot, Van White (Chris Zenk) thought he fell in love with a young celebrity named Jenni- fer Owen (Teresa Gollmer). Angie Gollmer played little Susie Ward, a young apprentice who was infatuat- ed with Val from the beginning. Kris Helbert played Bunny Bryan who was constantly plagued by the heart- less and fear inspiring Seymour- Fleming (Craig Lake). Above Right — Angie Gollmer sings a love song to Valentine. Above — Val Miller receives make-up instructions from beauty expert Mrs. Hamm. Right — Chris Zenk and Teresa Gollmer engage in an enchanting moment during Babes in Arms. 16 — Fall Musical Jeff Studebaker (Lee Calhoun) was a showcase with his southern accent and persistent ravings. Mrs. Owen, the domineering mother of Jennifer, was wonderfully played by Valerie Miller. Throughout all the problems these young actors faced, it took Steve Edwards (Joe Camp) to save the day. The play’s chorus filled in with spirited songs and dances. The cho- rus consisted of: Trent Myers, Rob Zerkle, Mario Muraski, Julie Holla- baugh, Karen Hissong, Amy McCann, Jama Hawver, Liat Os- mun, and Rachael Whitehurst. Many students helped pull off the musical, which added to its' effec- tiveness. An orchestra that consisted of several school band members did a superb job. Piano player Marty Spake added life to all that oc- curred. The entire cast and crew did a splendid job! — Angie Gollmer