East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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w 4 I la ch 1 k i ,' if tr- , 'I L A .- N ,Q se, .f I -gl bk' my rl ll, I 0 4- Dorothy Tom Gratis. Eberhardt Dickerson Boyle The Art Department, headed by Miss Dorothy Eberhardt, is maintained to devel- ope the creative art talents of each student. The five subjects offered range from basic art to ceramics. Led by Miss Gratia Boyle, the three t e ache r S of the Music Department enable 650 students to have fun with music, both in- strumentally and vocally. Mary Vernon Huffman Nicholson Kenneth Thompson I wish my mother would buy dishes like other people! Jokes Dean Cero, '62, ashe makesabowl in Ceramics. I7

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Y , ,A V I w I julia Steve Ellis Eleanor J. E. Emery Allen Beals Davis Hume . a l F ,E if I A-Q3 Q Y tl il Q, :PJ l 14577 William Ermal W. H. Floyd Marian Laughlin Lindquist McCaffery Nyquist Schuh Becoming active, well inform- ed citizens, 1,678 students par- ,l ticipate in the eight Social Studies courses offered at East. ' The 12 Social Studies instruc- tors, headed by Miss Julia Emery, help students to understand U. S. history and culture as Well as other peoples and nations. Frank Mary jane Stone Venning - PHYSICAL-POLITICAL snug, W - - + L- 'i 'g, 'f , 4, l Is Berlin worth it? asks lary Brown, '62, as he points to a trouble spot in Europe. 'I 6

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Diane Gentry Helen Kennedy Class instruction is an important part of the physical education program. Frank He nkel r james Barger 1: :Q kr 3. 1 If + , H ,ful Iv? . ji ' .xtvgev iff! 0 in FJ? '1 V Wi 'iff 'Q 1.1 '- ' '. V9 vu- X Carolyn june Leola Rozella McCoy Morell Mull Towson Uv 1 fat an--' The Girls' physical education classes, instructed by six teachers, have over 1000 girls enro 1 1 ed in the five courses offered each nine Weeks. Ea st's Boys' Physical Education Depart- ment, including after school sports, offers 10 activities for the 1200 boys enrolled. Clifford Robert Marc Don Sickles Timmons Webb Wright 18