Marilyn Adams-George:  

I hope classmates remember I was an energetic kid who always was willing to be a worker. I put up posters for Pep Club, worked back stage for productions, decorated for dances, ran the mimeograph for everyone, helped in the office, served as an active member or officer of clubs and played in the orchestra(viola). One time I was on a ladder in jeans(not worn to school in those days)and a shirt working on the stage lights when the drapes opened to find all the athletes in the auditorium for a meeting and me looking like a racoon up on that ladder hanging from the light bar! So embarrassing. I was always a bit funny and a clown to make up for the fact I was a plain looking and skinny girl. It worked. I had lots of friends and lots of fun. I loved East High especially my senior year. I have never forgotten Pat Phillips and his Chevy. We would go to Foster Freeze for lunch with Phil Young, Ed St. Amour, Mike Griffin and others. I still write to Mr. Armstrong( now 95 and in Santa Barbara) our history teacher, and have never forgotten Miss Watters and her kindness to us girls. ...Expand for more