Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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“The Year For New Horizons” On Tuesday, November 15, 1983, Open House was held at Eastside High School. Students and parents came to the school between 6:30 and 8:00 to observe the students' rooms, and meet with the teachers and administrators. Students re- ceived invitations to give their par- ents. Home bases and mini-courses competed in a contest; the class with the highest percentage of atten- dance was Mrs. Buhro's. There were also prizes given to the most attrac- tive room.The recipient of this prize was Mrs. Buhro's mini-course. The band and chorus performed at different times throughout the evening. Also, there were displays of work by the Horizons group of eighth-graders. The big hit of the evening, seemed to be the computer room, as several parents and students were seen there constantly. — Rena Smith Left — Mr. Olin explained Ihe con- cept ot Geometry to Mrs. Schilfli. Below Left — Tracy Stemen and Deb Smith patiently await visitors to register for Eastside Open House. Below — The refreshment table was attended by student council member Vicki Grigsby.

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Loft — Jeff Studebaker in his role as Lee Calhoun. The Press Agent Karen Schmucker Ruth Liat Osmun Terry Thompson Monica Miller Margie Gus Field Fred Richmond Valentine White Chris Zenk Peter Trent Myers Susie Ward Angie Gollmer Don Rob Zerkle Seymour Fleming .... Betty Mario Muraski Bunny Bryan Kris Helbert Bobbie Julie Hollabaugh Lee Calhoun Jeff Studebaker Libby Karen Hissong Jennifer Owen Ann Amy McCann Phyllis Owen Val Miller Nancy Steve Edwards Left — Mrs. Hamm gives the cast last minute instructions during dress rehearsal. Fall Musical — 17

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Boys’ Girls’ State Left — Representative Mark Hud- son and alternate Tim McKean. Re- presentative loe Camp and alter- nate Bruce Everetts. Below — Representative Toma Bacon and alternate Kammi Solmes. Girls' and Boys' State is spon- sored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. Each summer session, many teen- agers from Indiana meet at Indiana State University to gain knowledge of the fundamental principles of the Indiana government. They learn about the government through prac- tical application of Americanism and good citizenship. The whole pro- gram is to teach the youth of Indiana love of God and Country. Girls' and Boys' State is a mythical state formed by teenagers who have finished their junior year in high school. Each teenager is given the opportunity to live together as self- governing citizens. They learn the duties, privileges, rights, and re- sponsibilities of American citizen- ship. They also gain practical knowl- edge of the functioning of their gov- ernment and so are better prepared to be future intelligent voters and office leaders. The American Legion has faith in the teenagers of America to whom they dedicated Girls' and Boys' State — Tonia Bacon State — 19