East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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:Y if , 4' 1. r llij ' 1 if U1 V ? . W lilly' Q E-Si. --1 Mary Mabel Maudine Nadine Edna McCaffery Brei Hogland Rogers Shipley East High's library is furnished with more than 20, 000 books in the library proper, this does not include the 4, 500 book s in departmental li- braries. East students, assisted by the new head librarian Mrs. Mary McCaffery, have access to books from the fiction, nonfiction, browsing, ref- erence, and Carnegie Art collection areas. Stu- dents are able to hear music over the library hi- fi system for the first time this year. Sidonie Lankford, '62, displays some of the library books available to all stu- dents. ? ' l rr P V ,fu 'E - ' ,N .' ,Ll '- Y H 1- 41: .1 Roberta Kathryn Nell Helen Roberts Baines Holder White . . , Dgvfgloplng girls pgr Applying textbook learning to the classroom are S 0.11311 t 1 e S 1 home making Glenda Hutton and Maxine Shuler, both '62, skills, s o c i al graces, and during 11 child care class. social relationships are the e e ee objectives of the Home Eco- nomics Department. Headed by Mrs . Roberta Roberts, the department employs four teachers to instruct the 300 enrolled girls. 22

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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

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1 lil my r Y Y L , 4 il.. ' - , ' Y Aimee Ethel Gerald X Guy Samuels Cadman Gribblei McMurray A East' s four hourly study halls average 486 students a pe- riod. Assistingthe scholars and maintaining order are the main duties ofthe study hall teachers. Students makes good UQ use of their study hall time. I 9 -Q 1 1 f-ff' ,fx Rose Johansen Combating the most com- mon plague of headaches is one of the tasks of Mrs. Rose jo- hansen, school nurse. Assisted by 15 proctors, Mrs. Johansen aids from 50 to 115 students a day. My, you have beautiful tonsils, admires Mrs. Johansen as she swabs the throat of Andy Sol- ter, '64, .: ' .:' I-1 . ,Y IQ 23