East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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1,111-'X ACULTY Molders of Men How many times have you vzszoned the futures of the eager youngsters who rush from your classroom at the sound of the last hell -john, a doctor, Mary, a nurse, George, a skilled machinist, and on down each row of empty seats. Then suddenbf you realize that right there in your classroom you are helbing mold the minds of tomorrow's citizens. The great work of teaching school is truhf a serious and worthy profession.

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Bernice Taylor Mr. Bissel ment Head Summers dents do daily. ' Class assignments. 1 Mrs. Aimee Samuel f .19 ,,.V.pL ,,,,Vi f,m,i,.mm, lalivl p Cafeteria Af ..... l 1 - la 1 if . gi XL at 1 ' ,Ad I SOMETHING BREWING! and being prepared by Mrs. Elanor Spangler, and Mrs. Doris Rhodes, in East's cafeteria kitchen. STUDY! This is what the 2500 study hall stu The purpose of a study hall is to create and maintain a quiet and orderly atmosphere so that students will be able to concentrate on their Stud Hall QUSILY WORKING on ,studies is Rose Myers, '58, in a studv hall session', Serving 3300 students a day is one of the jobs tackeled by Miss Louise McCormick and a staff of 40 ladies, 3 men, and 59 student helpers. Each day this staff prepares and serves from 300 to 400 pounds of potatoes, 122K gallons of milk, 41M gallons of chocolate drink, 135 to 160 pies, 18 to 20 gallons of ice cream, and 15 to 20 gallons of sherbet. Because hot dogs and hamburgers are the favorite lunches of East students, 275 pounds of hot dogs, or 240 pounds of hamburger, and 210 dozen buns are consumed in one lunch period. The cafeteria also serves dinners for Open House and ban- quets for the clubs at East. nk