East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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t sl f fi 5 Q Wwe East High's practical arts department consist of various courses. These courses enable students to develop careers, domestic skills, and skills which are achieved by using the hands as a tool. The field of Practical Arts broadens the students education. PRACTICAL ARTS LARRY DANIELS PHYLLIS DIENER ROBERT DIENER MR. K. ECKOFF TIMOTHY c. IOHNSON GENEVA REIMAN 1AcK WEBBER

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PHYSICAL EDUCATICN I0 gms Q MAIOR WILLIS A. HINTZ, I 5 3 -A ' If-Q 'w it-2 61959 251 Ki n msise 'few ms -4 S az- fi ?f2gS35 f 'i ii ' x?l'f ,. 1. ' L, f W sis I ffl ,. r 2 I I E I I I ' I .. GWYNNE COOMES VIRLAND HARRIS SCM GUS C. WILSON Physical Ed has proven to be an asset to a well- rounded life. Good sports- manship, responsibility, and self-discipline are the main goals of physical ed. ROTC isn't physical ed, but it has the same goals. Both are encouraged to excell. AUDRE OWENS MARIE SCHUBERT

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ii ,I ss t ' 'i ..i A W Q T- A CQQQ lf- ,I My wsu- sat. ,ut '- 2 .12-5' . - lla:-1' 2 . - 'J iw a .. SYLVESTER HEATH IR. FINE ARTS The courses offered in fine arts are Instrumental music, photography, art, and vocal music. With this variety of courses a student can show his special talents and may expand as far as to make it a career. In these classes a student's attitude determines his altitude. MR. TOM MALLOT gmL.., Ms. Vaughn shows new techniques G. H. PINNELL IIM RYAN MS. SHARON M.VAUGHN The three stooges are at it again.