East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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A Adminiatnation CHANGING AND SCHEDULING classes rs an rm ortant job of Mrss Flora Stebbins one o East s two asslstant prrncipals MAINTAINING DISCIPLINE rn the halls and rssurng suspentrons to Eastrtes are responsrbrlrtres of Vernon Krrby Vree prrncrpal Nxk SENIORb WOULD frnd rtdrffrcult to grad nate wrthout the work of the East I-It h regrstrar Shown here rs Mrs Eva Kre er totalrng credrts for graduatron eandrdates EAST S new assrstant prrncrpal Arzell Ball has a varrety of dunes 1llClLlCl1l1g the checkrng of parkmg suckers and the supervrsron of conduct rn the cafeterra Gblgzce Staff il Charlotte Buckmaster 5 5 Mabel Bret V' Imogene Vrncent Carol Forrester Margaret Davey Tonr Grles fit I N, 7 i W, A H s I . ! I - - it ' A W 'W I in :I I 4 I .i I ww ' I I I is . HW . I ' ' . 5 if -Q3 I M - A 5 , I I tttl I I' ' o I A ,K ' f 1 . I Q-Q ' - I I Y in A V

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WARMING THE BENCHES in the guidance center while waiting for appointments with their counselors are Bob La Bash, '62, David Kersh- berger, Glen Grunz, andButchHunt, all '61, ,R U4- ' l '-4' gs s I NSNAZZY MODEL, muses Richard Elving, SENIOR COUNSELOR, Mrs. Edithworthington, vocational counselor, as he admires an MG helps many seniors with college information left in the East High Shop for repairs. and scholarship tests. INTEREST , ENTHUSIASM, and sympathy are always waiting for students when they seek a vice from their counselors. Miss Harriet Hardy, sophomore counselorg Samuel Parzybok, attendance counselorg and Walter Harriman, junior counselor, often work to- gether to solve problems arising in the daily life of students at East High.

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Vw '-1 sf? t Frances Stric kla nd Mary McCaffery -all-1 ' sf . .' ..s Z A r i 'L-511: - Effw' 40' thi uh ,5- 4 4: K 'xii Snr, 15' Carolyn Benson 5 ilu ez Libnauq Helping the more than 2,600 East High students finda library book among the l6,77l books on the shelves of the main li- brary is the task ofMiss Frances Strickland, head librarian, and her two adult assistants--Mrs. Carolyn Benson and Mrs. Mary McCaffery. Of the l6,77l added this Time for library research and interviews with coun- selors is provided during study periods. Filling out room passes for Steve Allen, study hall teacher, are Karen Lee and Ronald Alley, both '61, WING SHEL Walker, '60, a w all i844 daily iet Of East's 2 or 70 per cent study hall. Mai atmosphere, writi room slips, and hel dents with difficult and ideas for their school are a few of the tasks out by East's four study teachers--Miss Ethel Cadman, Mrs. Aimee Samuel, Mr. Steve Allen, and Mr. Gerald Grib- ble. offer Qsalltgion boo dbg IlOll fOI' 3 Cllffelllf g CIE aSSl.gl' lr lt. Ee, Ethel Cadrnan Aimee Samuel Steve Allen T' J 5 Gerald Gribble