East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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ft, ey ., . , , . dminpistrators- . Y, Q f :Q Capable, pWilling Personnel e , X f, W ix ' V ,J' V 5, 0 , Q Q, . ' 11 'f SERVING as the inner core between East High School's faculty and students, five administrators aid Mr. Moore with general school supervision and co-ordina- tion. Handling school records, downtown and state reports, and disciplinary prob- lems, the administrators keep East High running smoothly as they correlate the mechanics behind the functioning of the school with the student body. HANDLING STUDENT DISCIPLINE and aiding with the over-all supervision of the school are the duties of Vernon Kirby as vice-principal. NEW AT EAST this year, Maurice Wear has assumed the responsibilities of pupil control that belong to the position of assistant principal. AS REGISTRAR at East, Mrs. Eva Kiefer takes charge of all files and completes all school reports. MASTER-SCHEDULING of all students and setting up classes are the principal responsibilities of Miss Flora Stebbins, assistant principal. HEAD OF EAST'S VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT, George Gougher sets up the budget and co-ordinates its classes.

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Dezgwotpiofg, Ham' Werk, Achievement Mark Easfs Top Exeeutwe A , t 1 1 0 ., s . .J , Q Q - ' DURING HIS ten years as principal at Wfichita High School East, Sid F. Moore has earned the respect of all East Aces. His characteristic wave of the hand greets every student, and he can be found before and after school in the office talking to faculty members or in the halls chatting with students. Mr. Moore, an avid supporter of East's teams, plays a major role in boosting school spirit. He is the first to arrive and the last to leave at all athletic events. He has a front row seat for each dramatic pres- entation, and he accompanies school groups on Held trips as often as possible. While busily attending numerous meet- ings and conferences, Mr. Moore super- vises the co-ordination of the East High curriculum with the downtown office pro- gram. Not only is he involved in every school activity at East, but Mr. Moore also belongs to the Wichita Gun Club, College Hill Methodist Church, and sev- eral professional honor societies. His hob- bies include collecting Early American fur- nishing for his home and spending time in his basement wood-working shop. Although he has been honored as the President of the Downtown Lion's Club and the Kansas Administrators, Mr. Moore feels c'The greatest honor that has ever come to me is to be at Eastf' 45... yr 1 2 'ff'- 'I mf I ,K ., , K f. sg, ,1,f' VFW! ,, 'f ff' ff at ef' Lining his sight up with the target, Mr. Moore takes part in a gun shoot at the Wichita Gun Club. . ' 41 ,7 That,s wonderful! Pm not sure? ll Let's think that over -x, 7

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-Counselors Oversee Aee's Activities GUIDING each separate class through its three years in high school are responsi- bilities of East's six member counseling staH'. Through tests and personal inter- views, they strive to help students under- stand themselves and their opportunities in life. Counselors try to give each individ- ual a sense of adequacy so that he may accept the responsibility for his decisions and act in harmony with them. PREPARING THE CLASS of '64 for marriage, careers, and col- lege are activities of senior counselors, Miss Harriet Hardy and Robert O'Rourke. U N TESTING THE CLASS of '65 and counseling it on GUIDINQ THE CLASS of f66 through its first big careers are the junior counselors, Mrs. Eleanor King and year 111 hilgllg 5016901 talies tthe Ume of Mrs- Edlth Worth- Milton Goering- ington an r. 1C or an zen. 7 hiv!! ZZMZL? i s ,4 1 f Q ' f L Gretchen Barron, assistant attendance ,, jg ,, ,, counselor 1- f' V Charlotte Buckmaster, bookkeeper ,,,' ,X .. I Flo Graves, switchboard Barbara Lyon, Mr. Moore's secretary it f, , ,, ,,.. . . X fx , Kathryn Murphy, enrolllment if Bessie Perlenfein, vocational secretary -' 1 -1 r 'e s . ,a H Gerry Spears, assistant registrar , f ri- i 4 gf, Imogene Vincent, attendance c erk f , 1 K .fs , f , J ' ' 5 be ,V g-,A , . 7 3 i ii 324 i 1 A 'in A A 9