East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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M. Lynn Bennion Superintendent of Schools Board of Edu ation The Board of Education is at least partly respon- sible for the introduction of such aspects of East's changing policies as forthcoming flexible scheduling, new athletic facilities, an advanced curriculum, and well-trained teachers. It is the force which makes East High operate smoothly and elficiently. Arthur E. Arneson Robert L. Bridge Administrative Ass't. Clerk Treasurer Walter A. Jensen Lawrence D. Schroder Arthur C. Wiscombe Supt. of Bldgs. 5: Crds. Ass't. Superintendent Ass't. Superintendent Left to Right, First Row: Mrs. Esther Landa, Mrs. june Orme, Mr. W'aldo Anderson, Mr. George Christensen, Miss Ada Burt. Second Row: Mr. Perry Lee, Mr. Stanley Russon, Mr. Carl Child, Mr. Wallace Toronto, Mr. Glen Burt, Mr. Leinonte Peterson. P.T.A The P.T.A. promotes cooperation and under- standing between parents and teachers, by sponsoring such functions as Back-To-School Night, movies for the students, and the Christ- mas Musicale. Left to Right, First Row: Mrs. Lewis M. Evans, Mrs. Rebecca Marriott. Second Row: Mrs. Frank Whitney, Mrs. Harold Spencer, Mr. Joseph Richards, Mrs. Donald H. Black.

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Mary E. Caffey Miss Caffey, as Assistant Principal of East, has taken on her responsibilities with determination and discern- ment. A former East High graduate and faculty mem- ber, and the present foreign language superintendent for city schools, Miss Caffey has assumed the addi- tional assignment of dealing with faculty and curric- ulum at East. She has demonstrated her varied abili- ties in administration by becoming familiar with the needs of teachers and students, and by coordinating such activities as publications and commencement. Vi e Prin ipal LaMar W. Sorensen In the performance of his duties as Vice-Principal, Mr. Sorensen comes into direct contact with a large part of the student body, and in a variety of circum- stances. As supervisor of the Boosters and the Board of Control, as chief administrator of activities Cdances, games, rallies, partiesj, and as advisor to individual students with their large and small problems - he has come to be viewed as superman', to many people. But this is not what Mr. Sorensen is at allg if anything characterized him, it is his deep understanding of and dedication to education and youth, and these are pos- sibly the most human qualities of all.

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ocial Worker The social workers render invaluable assistance to the counselors and to hundreds of students. They use professional knowledge and skills, as well as understanding, to help solve the major and minor problems they deal with every day. Miss Greta Croft JW? VZQ OUH GlO1' Essential to the workings of East High Schoo1's administration of the student body, the four counselors aid in the solution of countless stu- dent diiiiculties, offering their services on every subject, from sophomore schedules to prospec- tive colleges. They work with Eastis students on a first-name basis, and never lose their determi- nation to make every Ecideris three years the best of his life. IGS, HIST Balancing the debits and credits, Mrs. Schuchert handles the financing of East's activities with the finesse of a Wall Street mogul. ft! Mr. William F otheringham V Mr. E. Lee Lasater Mrs. Helen Schuchert Mr. Donald R. Eggington Mrs. Dorothy Iones Mrs. Gloria Merback