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

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Library Staff Library Staff: encyclopedias, periodi- cals, quiet, books, card catalogue, fines, Reader's Guide, books, overdue, stacks, carroles, books, research, shhh - sampling the knowledge of scholars. Physical Education Physical Education: stamina, pushups, grace, football, biceps, coordination, health, locker room, swimming, pant, squad, sweat, first position, hygiene - disciplining the art of movement. Driver Education Driver Education: screech, rear View mirror, semaphore, films, handbook, extra brake, yield, learner's, safety - experiencing the responsibilities of ma- turity. R. O. T. C. R.O.T.C.: inspection, marching, braid, promotion, color guard, firearms, authority, drill team, formation, decor- ations, leadership - pursuing the dis- cipline of military life. Special Education Special Education: exploration, train- ing, discovery, concentration, enlighten- ment, assurance, guidance - supplying the basics of learning. Q . x Miss Melva Guiver Librarian Mr. lman Hales Mrs. Connie Hepworth Mr. Grant Martin P.E. Dance P.E. K 1 W Miss Bernice Raymond Mrs. Ann Stewart Miss Sherry VanVleet Health Pep Club ITE. Mr. Kenneth Austin Driver Education Mrs. Treva Montgomery Special Education Mrs. Hazel Howell Aide Mr. Richard Milne P.E. Mr. Ted Weight P.E. r Mr. Arch Tueller Driver Education Lt. Colonel Ned Baker R.O.T.C. Mrs. Fern Register Special Education

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Mr. Raymond Edvalson Commercial Art ,I , Mrs. Helene Barfuss Girls' Glee Mrs. Belva Post Transcription Mr. W. Bruce Speakman Accounting Mrs. Leona Facer Clothing Mr. Darwin Christensen Arts and Crafts Mr. William Fredrickson Arts and Crafts Miss Lorraine Bowman Choral Music Mrs. Dorothy Smith Shorthand Mrs. Ann Stewart Type Miss Beth Nelms Foods Mr. Robert Petersen Technical Drawing Mr. Weldon Hyer Art Mr. Dow Young Instrumental Music Mrs. Mary Scott Home Living Mr. Donald Thiriot Metal Shop Art Art: palette knife, color, charcoal, symmetry, shadow, molding, ink, canvas, impression- ism, designing, Picasso, portrait, brush - creating moods of expression. Music Music: notes, bar lines, tone, concerts, sym- phonies, trombones, quarter rest, alto, har- mony, chorus, woodwinds, orchestra, dia- phragm, dissonance, emotion - exploring the spectrum of sound. Business Business: transcription, stenographer, Gregg, letterhead, Xerox, deficit, bank statement, calculations, typewriting, ofhce, dictation, carbon paper - meeting the demands of commerce. Homemaking l-lomemaking: spatula, meringue, haste, nu- trition, crepes suzette, zipper, cuisiners, decor, spoon, hem - acquiring the skills of domes- ticity. Industrial Arts industrial Arts: welding, hammer, jigsaw, mosaic, drafting, woodwork, metals, solder, pliers, planing, T-square, varnish, architect, construct - facing the need for craftsman- ship.

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JF: E Erie Orme President The person who holds the oflfiee of S.A.E. President is naturally elevated to a pedestal of esteem hy his fellow students, hut it is the rare person who can also relate to those he leads. To he an outstanding president, he must remain humhle l'l leadership. More tha . 0 unity throuffh inspirin res we '. l mands. S. A. E. President tg- Sl tw Q T' l l 3 is X . t. 7 as . L We it , K . .. -. i. 'sig 4 , 1 -i 'Nu- 'Q sk XX . wil' -Sf: Q' H- XB'-, psf Y . .tl Q G :Ji YJ i ni up if f K x yy is , '.a ' Wiie accepting the responsibilities oi' n fi ,reat president, Erie promoted ,, g L et mt ier than imposing eom-