East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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2 H. W. Marvin john Paul Richard McKimmey Beery Tumer Bridge s Ladd f IQ, 'H X , 431. at w fig, A 4' 5 George W. H. R. L. john Gordon Cougher johnson Grandle Jarvis Knuth A ,V -s i ' .1 james Marvin Lawrence joe George Ruberson Seglem Bork DeSpain Duerksen f..H,,,, e .fig li 1? L ' 1+ Ina 5 . V ' ,' 'rg ,IT Q' ll '- , I B V9 -2 ia 2' f f t e if ' i ' . .Q f r A' ff-T. L an 'f Don Gilbert Roy L. V. john Gooden Lietz Mathews Logan Edmiston Pre arin bo s for em lo ment after , P S Y Y L . graduation in their chosen field is the ob- itl ,G jective of East'sVocationa1 Education pro- 2 r Q t gram. Headed by I-LW. McKimmey, the department is staffed by 20 teachers. Most ?LE'fI?3iW of the courses offer three hours shop and Bessie one hour of technical information daily five Perlenfein days per week for three years. Secretary NOT PICTURED Roy Curtis 20

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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

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,wx Ks N., ' 'mp IK lk Sli? -f. L, T: r -'. .VP - ,X ---.5 s Evals Dennis Heller, '64, runs a job Press in a beginning printing class. ' wb Eiqlog!-X 9' 6 0 ,c',xW'ysW ,gil 1 1 ' E . QQ- 153. LX' :ni Practice makes perfect is the slogan of james Bunn, '64, as he works with ama- chine shop lathe. East High's woodworking classes provide practical ex- perience for interested boys. 21 KN