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

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Mr. William Fotheringham Mrs. Gloria D. Merback Mrs, Greta Croft l Mrs. Dorothy L. Jones Mr. Lenn O. Whitesides Mrs. Helen M. Schuchert Mr. Donald R. Eggington counselors my schedule just has to be changed . . . but my application has to be in today.. . what do you mean, i can't get a schol- arship? . . . if harvard and the u won't take me, where else can i go? . . . the problems which confront them daily are enough to make most people quit af- ter an hour or two, but our dedicated counselors grind out home excuses, talk to parents, and reason with irate students day in, day out, solving hundreds of di- lemmas each day. TYGHSLJYGI' keeping records of all the clubs' ac- counts, selling tickets to games, dances, and performances, handling the student body fund, and investigating the validity of vouchers, Mrs. Schuchert's task is not an easy one, but she performs it without error and still has a smile for the people around her. Social workers while few students ever have contact with the social workers, for the ones who do need their services they are among the most important people in the school. their understanding and perseverance make the difference between students dropping out of high school or graduating from college, between eventually becoming normal members of society or turning in- to welfare cases.

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Mr. Arthur E. Arneson clerk treasurer administrative ass't. Mr. M. Lynn Bennion superintendent of schools Mr. Arthur C. Wiscombe deputy superintendent Mr. Lawrence D. Schroder ass't. superintendent Mr. Walter A. Jensen supt. of bldgs.and grds. left to right, row one: Mrs. Esther R. Landa, Mr. Waldo M. Anderson, Mr. George A. Christensen, Miss Ada L. Burt, Mrs. June Y. Orme. row two: Mr. S. Perry Lee, Mr. Carl R. Child, Mr. Stanley Russon, Mr. Wallace F. Toronto ldeceasedl, Mr. Lemonte Peterson, Mr. R. Hulbert Keddington, Mr. Glen S. Burt. left to right: Mrs. Ernest F. Baldwin Jr., Mrs. Seth H. Young, Mrs. Lewis M. Evans, Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mrs. Gene L. Taylor. board of education though far removed from the student body, the board of education makes many decisions which have a large im- pact on schools' daily affairs. it gov- erns such crucial areas as budgeting, po- licy-making, and faculty placement. p.t.a. fostering understanding between parents and faculty, the p.t.a. sponsors numerous events such as back to school night and the christmas musicale.

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office Staff the wheels of a big school are oiled by paper work, and the office staff keeps the machinery running smoothly. teachers' aides flexible scheduling brings a myriad of new tasks that require the addition of teachers' aides to the growing east side staff. their duties of maintaining Mrs. Lois Dangle Mrs. Evelyn Cooley order in the resource centers, correcting tests, and keeping role-book records, secretary book clerk up to date make this group indispensable. Mrs. Anna Bury Mrs. Beverly Johnson Mrs. Virginia Porritt Mrs. Bessie Summers office staff office staff office staff office staff Mrs. Elizabeth Butler Mrs. Fay Geary Mrs. Shirley Hansen VMFS- l'lC1Zel Howell Miss Robbin James Miss Maxine Patrakis iMrs. Aline Pettit Miss JoAnne Richards Mrs. Phyllis Schierioth Miss Kristin Snyder Mrs. Josie Spence Mrs. Dorothy Werrett