East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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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

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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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1 2 1 , f lk ' Q ' lg 7 5 gl yn-in 1 iv ix fin , l ai h 4. E. A. Nelle Grace V Belva John Bettega Beals Dennis McAllister McCray 1 'n . ' fir' 5 T ,f? s,a y fig -, , .I. ' if 1 1 js! 7' w i . A 5 'f -' 45 ,P . -1: 1 Annabel Gerald Jack Eula Phillippe Ross Teitenberg Walker Headed byE.A. Bettega, the Business Department of East is staffed by 10 instruc- tors. The department offers 15 courses to the 1, 200 students enrolled, some of which are bookkeeping, shorthand, and account - ing. The bu s ine s s program is geared to train students for the business World and college. Typing, a useful tech- nique for both boys and girls, is perfected in this Business De pa rtme nt class. 'I9