East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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i ii l y 'gf N , I , tt a 'J Anton Lydia Esther Christine Richert Allen Be ne dict C ole - - X ' ' ' pf:-:mfg A -,P s yi - -- , qw., ,fa ll - ,4 f Lf V i t V- Y .L 1 1 -'12, -.I ,, ' 'fit ia if - ' I : - ' A L :V l ik Alma Bernice James Laura Hass Hatfield I-Iiebert Neville Meeting the needs of all students wheth- er they anticipate a college or vocational career after graduation is the objective of the Mathematics department. This year, the Mathematics division offers the advanced course of analytics and calculus. A 'first' to both East and the Wichita school system, this new course is typical of the progressive department headed by Anton Richert. In .. -1 VI' rf-as Norine Hamilton lG'hF' 'Q ,.i: .TJQv 1' james Richey Quizing his plane geo- m e tr y class, James Richey, mathematics teacher, points to a r'.'lL...,: segment of an acute .yt -54 -7 triangle. - 1 .S 12

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Information on scholarships and advice on vocations after graduation are given by Mrs. Eleanor King, senior counselor. Adding the personal touch to East, the Guidance Center, with its five counselors, is specifically maintained for the use of all students. Individual counseling on grades, credits, scholarships, and related school problems is given by qualified personnel. Preparing transcripts, organizing locker cards, and posting all absences are just a few of the jobs performed by the office staff whose aim is to have a smooth running school. Im ogene Gretchen Ka the rin Vincent Barron Murphy l'l 1 ..,r'. J I- J Ip , V! N'-'F - Orientation of to East and mapping cou of Miss Harriet Hardy, Informing boys about military obligations and checking the absences of over 2,700 students are tasks of Sain Parzybok, attend- ance counselor.

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1 I l john john Victor Willard James Michener Bobula Forbes Gillrn ore Gribble Ralph Stanley Willa rd Donald Gerald H2-YIICS Hunt Peters Prophet Ta gue Each school day, students fill 1, 178 seats in the eight courses offered by the Science depart- ment. Topics ranging from the heights of the heavenly bodies to the depths of the earth's core are discussed in the laboratory classes. Science students have reaped 16 awards in the annual Wichita Science Fair in the past two years. With the goals of the department in mind, the 10 Science teachers, headed by john Michener, try to acquaint their 48 classes with scientific methods and fields. 0 O V I I 1 Atoms, atoms everywhere. But Mr. , Gillmore, are you sure this counts all of them? query Doug Wilson, '63, and Rod Owen, '62, I3 I ,U-sw w. vi I i I 1 N I w l l I l l 41