East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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English ii ,,- Lucile Hildinger Elfrieda Jane Rawlings Department Head Shellenberger Watching film strips, using classroom libraries, dictionaries and Roget's Thes- areus are a few of the procedures em- ployed by 2O English teachers in teach- ing English to 2350 of East's students. Of the 11 English courses offered 4 are required. The remaining 7 are elective, open to seniors only. 2 p g, Dorothy O Harra Bill J. Foster Speech Drama Language Broadens ,1 1. . l , 5 yisytr ' ' i K - , kgjfg-,L ,Vi.L, 1 '::'. ky Charles l- Louise Nixon Myrtle Yarnell Francis Yeoman Wilkerson DEMONSTRATING HIS GUILLOTINE to Linda Reese, '59, is lgarrel Dodd, '58, during the English study of 'A Tale of Two ities. Speech and Drama Speech and Drama students learn poise in pub- lic speaking and acting technique while putting on programs for the public, During the school year three big productions are produced by the drama classes, with casts chosen from these groups, In the four speech classes and five drama classes offered, there are approximately 250 stu- dents enrolled, Speech offers training in public speaking and debate, while drama students study clramatics, stagecraft, world theatre, and ad- vanced acting. THESE ARE YOUR VOCAL ORGANS , explains Dick Black, '58, to Nancy Howell, '60, during their fifth hour speech class.