East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Qidf F. Meow principal A familiar face to all 'Eastites' is that of Mr. Sid F. Moore, principal. Mr. Moore is known for his friendliness and understanding toward students, parents and faculty members. Fishing, hunting, and refinishing antiques are the favorite hobbies of Mr. Moore. He also likes to spend spare time enjoying activities with his family. Mr. Moore admitted to being a bona-fide coffee-lover, and he delights in just sitting and talking to people. As Aces readily agree, Mr. Moore was the ideal principal. 6 Principal ancl Vice-Principal ENJOYING A CHAT with Mr. Moore, bookstore operators Linda Travillo, and Barbara Kemp, both '59, take a break from their duties. Mrs. Mildred Axion, science teacher, and customer Diana Tiller stop by to join the group. PRESENTING DIPLOMAS to East's graduating class is one of the concluding duties of Principal Sid F. Moore each year.

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Are Capable leaders, Understanding Advisors MAN, HE'S HEP! laughs Bill Horan, '61, Fred Elliott, '60, Allen Coulter, '61, and Marilyn Graham, '59, as they help Mr. Kirby bring his vocabulary up-to-date. COMMENCEMENT REHEARSALS mark the approachingh end of Vernon Kirby's activities with t e gr a d u a tin g senior class. Counseling wayward students with authority and understanding is one of Mr. Vernon Kirby's many iobs as vice-principal of East. Discipline was his major task, but Mr. Kirby always found time to talk with all students. Although he often wore an l want no foolishness look, Acesfound in Mr. Kirby, a reliable friend. Working side- by-side with Mr. Moore, Mr. Kirby proved to be a main-stay at East. Vwww Kinbg 7 vice-principal