East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Pep Club Dressed in navy blue skirts, white blouses, and white pep club sweaters, 300 Peppy Pilots may be found cheering on Big Blue at all East High home football and basketball games. The club also hires buses to transport members to their one out-of- town game. Pepsters hold their meetings on the sec- ond and fourth Fridays of every month. P romoting better school spirit and en- couraging more interest in school sports are the main purposes of the Pep Club. ' ' JANET MQKINNEY 'STAND UP AND CHEER' yell Peppy Pilots as the Aces sink another President basket during the East-Derby game. .E Lf? -'7' K! ffo 4 .J BUY A PROGRAMPM asks senior letterwoman salesman Carolyn Beard- more as shepputs the pressure on Sally Ann Holt, '58. Stand Up Letterwomen's Club Forty girls constitute the East High Letterwomen's Club. Membership in the club is open to any East High girl who has passed certain required swimming tests for a swimming letter or who has earned 500 points for an all-sports letter. Sponsored by Miss June Morrell, the club emphasizes good sportsmanship, impkoved physical ability, and poise. Throughout the school year, the club plans dances, playdays, and picnics. JEAN MCCARTY, President

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JUDY SEARLE Co-editor CAROL CHAP EL Co-editor P EGGY WRIGHT Business Manager LINDA PLOTT Picture Editor JUDY L EE Copy Editor MARY ANN 'Y SVIITH CO-EDITORS OF THE '58 Echoes, Carol Chapel and Judi Searle, Literary are deciding on a picture layout for the yearbook, one of the Co-ordinator numerous details involving hours of work. J E... HM. ..YOU'RE LOSING, BOB, comments senior Tom Eaton, messen er and earbook hoto ra her to his artner Bob Huff 8 Y . P. 313. .P . ' ANOHE PEP ALK' b' A db M. as they kill alittle time while waxtmgifor a p1Ctur6 appointment. T R T is emg Issue y I Cromer to a year- book salesman. Filing the stubs are Judi Searle and Peggy Wright both '58. Lights have burned late in 509 in order to meet the four deadlines for Echoes of '58, Chosen in April of '57, Judi Searle and Carol Chapel,co-editors, began the tedious task of planning page layouts, arranging for class pictures, and school candids in addition to innumerable small but nec- essary jobs. Scheduling pictures for the yearbook was the time-consuming job of Linda Plott, picture editor. Linda spent home room and study halls arranging for candids and action shots needed for the yearbook. Final deadline met, last minute pictures taken, and proof copy checked for errors, the yearbook staff breathed a sigh of relief and satisfaction with hope that Echoes of '58 would be worthy of its tradition. 25

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Any East High boy who has earned an athletic letter for any sport, and student team managers who have let- tered are entitled to membership in East's Lettermen's Club. Membership early in the fall aver- ages 60 boys, but as the sports sea- son progresses, as many as 125 boys may be listed on the Lettermen's membership role. This club meets on the second and fourth Fridays of each month in room 320. Under the sponsorship of Miss Eleanor Davis and Coach Frank Henkle, club members attend talks by sports personalities, see films of athletic events, and sell football and basketball season tickets. The Lettermen's spring dance is the highlight of the year. PLANNING HIS STRATEGY from the sidelines during the East-Southeast game is Head Basketball Coach Cy Sickles. East was edged out by Southeast 47-45. andC eer... 'M I ED DOOL EY President 'WANT TO BUY A SEASON TICKETP' asks Ray Pegg, '58, to Wanda Miller '59, a prospect, While Bill Stone and Dick Rader, both '58, 'keep her from es- caping. The Letterman's Club sells both football and basketball season tickets