East High School - Legend Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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. Q , Ja - - . -g : 4 S1 'i .f k 5 flfnfl H i'n':-:'if555ii'fwf , T41 A 5 ew, - al, A f V' Us 3' Mr. Durwood Canham Mr, Donald Galen Chemistry Biology Taking time to answer questions for his Biology class is Mr. Robert Stonoff, head of the Science Department. Mr. Gerard Merrill Mr. Forrest Page Earth Science Chem. 8. Gen. Math, Algebra Mr. Elmer Keith Mr. Richard Martin Biology Biology 8. Physics The Science Department carried on in its traditional activities geared toward teaching the students the basics of such subiects as bioI09Y, chemistry, physics and earth and space science. Most teachers tried to emphasize that the discoveries made during experimentation are not only educational but they are interesting and fun as well. The Science classes are often a way to express the students' ideas and their talents. Mr. Joseph Reed Biology

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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

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HN 4'Y ?r Mrs. Pamela Farrer Mrs, Rgxie Rqels Clerical Blk., Bus. Mach. Typing, Ma,-kefing Mr. William Mason, department head for Business Education makes his typing classes more interesting to his students. t?k. Mrs. Karen Harris Mrs. Carlene McClain Typing Marketing, Coop. Mdse. Mrs. Cheryl Kelly Mr. Marvin Sordahl Bus. Mach., Sec. Block Accounting, Typing During some part of the student's curriculum there is an opportunity to study the advanced business methods taught in Business Education Department. This year fifty percent of the students have taken advantage of these modern teaching methods. Because of the interest generated, the Business Department has increased by about one third over preceding years. IMC, or Resource Center, is one of the most widely used places at East. With over 800 students taking advantage of the 16,000 books, magazines, films, and tapes daily, not only do some students find the library a meeting place, but a lot of research work is also accomplished. Without the competent help of the East High Counseling Department, confusion would reign supreme among the student body. Educational planning is proiected in student registration, schedule changes and various testing functions. Some students even find a lasting friendship in the counseling department. Mr. James Stevens Miss Mary Piazza General Bus., Speech General Bus., Acctg.