Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Here you'll see the busy people of East - launching the Junior Red Cross Gift Bow Drive, editing the Tower Times, discussing clean-up in Student C oumril. Y ou'll see the smiling faces 'when a jobls well done. These are the people that add that extra spark of life to East. That spark ran be seen in Peppy, the Purgolder, too. Like these people, he is kept busy, flitfing from activity to activity, contributing to each as best he can. ACTIVITIES

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Members of the N.H.Si. 'fold guard strike a p-use while working on the service cards for Senior High. They are H. Stone, N. Fraihng, B. I-Dolppe, F. Wichern, B. Hailey, J'. Domini. D. Clements, C. Mloir, S. Lar- son, and R. Steen. National Honor Society Th highest honor that East High can bestow on a student is membership in the East High Chapter of the National Honor Society. Each spring, approximately twenty juniors and seniors are selected on the basis of their qualities of lead- ership, scholarship, character and service. It is a great privilege to belong, but it is also a great responsibility. Each semester, the members prepare the service cards, recording the amount of service to the school by a given student for The 1958 initiates are: entries by the teachers. Service E pins are given on the basis of points recorded on the cards. Each year N.H.S. puts on a party for alumni. The 1958 reunion was held in February and about eighty-five: alumis, teachers, and members were present. Miss Shirley Kaub directs the group. Miss Mary Benson, Miss Eulalie Beffel, and Mr. Omar Kussow are the faculty advisers. Bottom Row: D. Wee. T. Vander Muelen, K. Strand, J. Seals, S. Sachtjen, M. Dvorak. Second Row: A. Swingle, K. Kehl, V. Hohnes, L. I-Lavey, G. Niebuhr, M. Grflswoild. Third Row: R. Johnston, W. Spratz, J. Kleven, J. Rag on, M. Mfeiller, S. Frydelllund, and P- Clark- Amsent: Bob Powers, Kathryn Seifert, Carla Helmus. -23-