East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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ACES AID ADMINISTRATION In order to operate successfully such organizations asthe bookstore, health room, and proctor system, it was necessary that the faculty and student body work cIoseIy with one another. Happily, this situation was achieved at East. HEALTH noon ,fm s , EAST'S BOOK STORE IS A BUSY PLACE. While Dee Clark, '60, contributes to the All-School Project fund, Kay Threl- fall and Carol McCloud, both '60, sell school supplies to Nancy Zinn, '61, Jim McMillin, '59, and Ralph Hender- shott, '6O. NO SECRET WORD is necessary, just a hall pass, Proctor Janet Town, '60, tells David Ly- mer, '60, AHHHH! IS THE CRY as Janice Hein, '59, stuffs a ther- mometer into the mouth of Bill Young, '61, as part of her job in the health room. 20

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FOR OUR ROYALTY Nancy Ballard, '60, Kathy Kruske, CROWNS R '59, and Susan Price, '59, represent Fart ofthe committee, headed by Almira Whiteside, in charge o making the crowns for our royalty. f. u. . . E x 'k-: ., . ,-frfgrfgi f -7 I rs . ...Kewl A 'r W ...,- K , -i-Sis., b ni ht that Aces gathered at the Wichita University T'was on a cold Novem er g , stadium to witness the crowning of their Football Sweetheart. On the eighth of December, they congregated at the Moose Ballroom to dance away the Junior- Senior Prom hours and crown a King and Queen. Thus, it went. . .Prince and Prin- ' ' d . . .fabulous mem- cess Penny. . . Lord and Lady Echo. . . Senior Prom King an Queen ories. . . . . . fabulous year. 22 if r.1' Q: rtti f V --cfs