East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Books Are Important sw! .iff f' n ' , .Y A GPL s , ,A .LGKIQV Nm iffli Wigs All aboard the Freedom Train - A free and responsible press -The home-economics ta- ble-The American tradition-Our World of music-Science of today- UNESCO knows no class, creed, or color -Physical health emphasized.

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Community and 'ollool lnite in Training Youth Two cooperative part-time training programs are retail selling and office practice. CAROL J EANNE HUSON at the switchboard, Chamber of Commerce-BETTY EDWARDS transcribing a letter for MR. HEIGHT at Muellers-MAXINE HALBRooK and RUTH LANDER running addressograph and folding machine for MRS. ELIZABETH T1-IARPE of the B63C0H1MISS NELLE WEST, office practice coordinator-VIRTUS BAUERSEELD working the adding machine for VIRGINIA SANDERS at Nehi's-CHARLES BASON selling appliances to JAMES GALLOWAY and HELEN ARTHERTON, all retail students on the job at SGHTS-MAXINE ScHooNovER, Saleslady at BUCk'S-DELORES KOENKE selling to JOAN AUSTIN, both retail Students on the job at Hinkels-MR. W. B. ' a SKELTON, retail selling coordinator--ANN PINNER selling a blouse at Innes .

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Machines for il Machine Age 0nuu Q-ei Learning to Weld-Cfrorn top to bOttOTHD-MR. O. N. BENNETT, MR. GERALD KLEPINGER, MR. DON GOODEN-Learning to be an architect-Young Welders learn why goggles are necessary-Running the big press-English class viewing movie, A Tale of Two Cities --MR. GEORGE DUERKsoN-Mechanical drawing Hartistsv-MR. MARVIN BEERY.