Drew Cannon

Career: Left the Utah area in 1980 to follow a career in Idaho which took me to Germany and then return to Utah for a few years. I was then I was hired by Chevron as their Regional EAP Advisor. After 5 years I was transferred to Houston, TX. I was then given the assignment to develop mental health and substance abuse programs in 4 countries in which Chevron had employees. This was my career's passion for 14 years. I then retired and moved to Cedarburg, Wisconsin for 5 yrs. Following a year's retirement, I went back into the workforce as Clinical Director for a Healthcare company and again retired May of 2015. We moved from Wisconsin in July 2015 and are located in North Salt Lake which should be our final move, I continue working as a Clinical Social Worker at Salt Lake Behavior Health Out Patient Program. Well...we moved again and bought a larger house which now allows our family to all get together. I hope this is our last move.
Family: After having 3 boys with my first wife, I later married my current wife Pam who has 4 children. She was a young widow who has been a great supportive companion since. The children grew up, they remain close, got educations, and 5 of 7 are married. We now have 18 Grandchildren and who knows what's in the oven.
Friends: We have many friends that are all over the world now. We have had an exciting life but have no real family location that we as a family have roots. But now in Utah we have plans with children and will spend a lot of time at our Cabin each summer.
East High: Some of my fondest memories are of the years at EAST HIGH. I think of my classmates often and I wonder about your journeys in life. The Reunion was better than imagined. We continue to have a wonderful graduating Class.

Football: the shaving of underclassman's hair
Sophomore: Singing the school song for Seniors
ROTC: doing anything to avoid wearing the WW II wool uniforms.
The awkwardness of dating.
Street dances.
Winning State Football Championship
Eric Nord
The Pride of being from EAST HIGH & painting the "E" in various places.