Huntington East High School - East Hi Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Th Wat To A Man s Hear Um What s cook:na9 That s the gen eral auestuon of Mass Cochran stood classes Sh us In Room Z2l and teach s dletetncs 'ang wth the care ot home and tarnuly f' J XFN' 5 The Home Economncs Department at Huntnngton East has a lovely apartment consnstsng ot 'nvung room bedroom kutchen and bath Thus year the foods class sold enough Candy to have th tu nnture upholstered and buy new drapes tor the Iuvlng room whuch added new Interest to o r luttle nd al hom lm photographer catches them reluctant to Reg ln Gnd Rl llm leave the r readnng Who know what wruters The sophomores nn thus classroom are of good storues and poems are plctured here? Interrupted an theur study ot basic com East l-hgh encourages creatuve wrstnng munu otuon under Mass Patrucua Hart Our among nts Englssh students P1 1:1

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Scissors, Pinse Band Aid, Please The clothing department in Room 229 is under the direction of Miss Glick. For the first time we offered the third year of cloth- ing with the accent on accessories, such as hat making, handbags, and gloves. The first year students follow o routine for the first four problems. There are about lOO girls taking clothing. We have discus- sions on the proper care of clothing, selecting of material for the different personalities and our aim is to viork for perfection. QUIETY STUDENTS WORKITNIG The library is another example of a busy The busiest room to be found in Hunting- room. Here, under the supervision of Mrs. ton East High School at any time is the Cafe- Underwood, students buzz around looking for teria, or as it is better known, the study hall. a book, thumbing through a dictionary, or even Here the students concentrate on their library studying the Readers Guide. books, geometry, and chemistry. Pagi' .Yiui

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Prefix s xnsueybuu f Fun tor alll The Huntingf 3 ton East High Girls' Physical 7 Education Classes are under the direction ot Miss Hazel Sumter. The various sports include calisthenics, volleyball, basketball, softball, and relay games, with emphasis on good conduct and sportsmanship. heh' America . . .Seen ,- Most students enjoy the news of the world. ln social science classes the use ot maps and newspapers acld to the interest of all. When the historical facts are studied, mat- ters ot everyday interest are taken up with lively response on the part of the students. Debates are organized and many reports, both oral and written, are given, based on these discussions. Y Tumbling- Though a little unbalanced you get the general idea, don't you? lt's one ot the gym classes forming a human pyra- mid. Highlander boys learn the fundamentals of good sports- manship while engaging in tast moving activities. Boy athletics are under the supervision of head coach For' rest Spike Underwood, Mr. Aldo Paletti, and Nlr, Claude Starkey. The athletic director is Mr. Bill Sayre. .3 ..- 1 Pagt' Iflvz i I1