East High School - Legend Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Trying to make a food dish seem easier to prepare and look nicer on the table, Mrs. Janet Peckardt helps a student. If, . Mrs. Ann Keith Mrs. Frances Rosenbluth Human Relations, Home Ec. Mr. Gerald Rosenbluth Auto Shop Mr. Loyd Myers I.C.E., Metals Human Relations, Home Ec. Mrs. Claudia Armer Human Relations, Home Ec. Mr. Joseph Wozniak, department head for Industrial Arts, demonstrates the use of a metal shop tool for a student. Mr. Gerald Wolf Nlr, Lee Bates Electronics, Drafting woods

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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

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3 3 5 Mr. Jay Wagoner, head of the Social Studies Department talks to his second hour American History class. This year many teachers tried various new techniques, such as stressing current events. The Social Studies Department QBVG The STUGQI11' l'0l6S of important people in history and had them relive their lives. The main purpose of this was to get the students involved in their schoolwork, and to make history more interesting to them. l ' .. '1:,, , I I :Q .f vig ,gf by W rx L., 4 .Q 2. f r t 2 93' S J iz ,5 s. 4 U' 3-L .iii 44. Q fy Aggie it E 'e 5 5 f H. is if 532 .Q . is Q S Q... ,. . . Y Mr. Robert Malinski World 8. American History Mrs. Marilyn Pollard American Gov. 8. Hist. we s - I ix . is S 'l l K - ,. ' sg, from ,+V . ., Miss Ruth Cole American History Mr. Jerry Graves American History 8. Wld. Geog. Mr. Don Eklund Mr. Irvin Shook Amer. History 8. Humanities Economics Mr. Robert Arnold Mr. David Shores Economics 8. Amer. Prob. American Government .V 1,3 W