East High School - Legend Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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4, was .L if 5.5 A W A 1 ,r if if P A f JP i f Mr. Royce Youree Mr. Thomas Beeson Boy's P.E. Boy's P.E. aaa'-f-K c A Mr. Derryl Franz B0y'S P.E. Mr. Ken Golash Boy's P.E. 'be Mr. Richard Lucas Miss Maxine Standerfer Health Education GirI's P.E. MPS- Shiflev Johnson Miss Jane Matsumoto Modern Dance Girlfg P,E, it - . i Coach Patterson heads up the Physical Education Depart- ment, and teaches Boy's P.E. during the day. East High's Physical Education Department has sta rted a new idea for boy's P.E. They now have a Triple A body building program that is strictly for body building and weight lifting. Not only does the Boy's P.E. Department have something new, but by year's end the Girl's P.E. Department will be getting new things. The things? The senior girls' P. E. classes will have new uniforms. The uniforms will be red and white to correspond with school colors. Mrs. Audrey Armstrong GirI's P.E.

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With the wave of his baton and tap of his foot, a down beat is started for one of Mr. Longfield's band classes. A E 5 1 t,- - i n .klz 6 . ,,. ,..., .X ' L1 -f::. V4 -ififfsg ' Miss Barbara Frederick Mr. Harold Luck Basic Arts 8. Crafts Photography Mrs. Bettie Bow Basic Arts 8. Crafts Mr. Beryl Folks Mr. Jacob Rittenhouse Gen. Music, Orchestra Chorus Guitar class, a new harp, these are two new additions in the Music Department. Mr. Longfield takes pride in his new orchestra harp. Another iob for Mr. Longfield besides listening to his newly acquired harp is teaching a new guitar class for any student wishing to take it. Mr. Richard Longfield must find these two new additions interesting to him, as well as to his students. To demonstrate the use and importance of brush strokes Mr. Fuller advises a student in one of his art classes

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Mr. Earl Cotter Geometry, Algebra Mr. Richard Meyer General Math Mr. Miles Benda Miss Roberta Connelly Algebra, Gen. Math Intro Algebra Welcome to East High's Mathematics Laboratory This is the opening sentence heard by most students enrolled in the Mathematics Laboratory at East. This program allows each student to work at his own pace thereby avoiding hindrance to some and confusion to others. The program is designed in such a way, if a student doesn't understand a particular problem he may go to a student monitor and play a tape pertaining to the problem. Added interest in Home Ec. is evidenced by the fact more classes have had to be added and additional teachers have been hired. To further bear out this fact, this year found over 49 applicants for the Child Care Program, when only I8 could be chosen. The male student body of East can rest assured the girls taking Home Economics will be good homemakers. A general shop program no longer exists at East. Due to this fact freshmen can now enroll in any shop program except auto mechanics, which carries a prerequisite to Metal I-2. A new addition in the Industrial Arts Department is Mr. Ken Golash who carries the extra load of classes. Increase in visual aids have helped the department in that if a student misses a class he can make the work up by viewing the film loops available. ,'., egg M I as If K M I. . i 4 Mr. Dwayne Larsen Mr. Richard Impson Geometry Gen. Math, Algebra Equations could be hard, but with Mr. Sincoff as a teacher, NIFS- El-'la Bursh Mr- Allen BFYHI1 demonstrations on the board make them easier to work. AIQGUYH Ge0m9TfY1A'9eb a