East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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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

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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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Fuculgr- . Hope For Future Generations Unites Their Desire To Teach SID F. MOORE chats with Dr. Lawrence Shepoiser, superin- tendent of schools and Alvin M J big educators from downtown. ALEY, DON, M.A. -English All School Project ALLEN, LYDIA, A.B. -Math ALLEN. STEVE, M.A. -Social Studies Student Government AUER, MARY LOU, B-.S -French French Club BARE, LEONE, A.B. -English All School Project BARGER, JAMES, M.S. -Boys, Physical Education Letterrrzerfs Club orris, deputy superintendent, the SIXTY-FOUR men and 62 women in- struct 3,2O0 Aces enrolled at East High School in the 13 academic departments. With the help of 12 cadet teachers, the faculty directs 337 courses. They design classes to teach students of all abilities, ranging from the slow to the exceptional. In addition to the time-consuming job of classroom teaching, faculty members are also involved in extra-curricular activities such as clubs and committees. Rounding out the educational picture at East are the people who work behind the scenes sweeping halls, taking temper- atures, and preparing lunches. The 13 members of the custodian staff, the nurse, and the 38 cafeteria workers are kept busy meeting the daily needs of the student body. i L 4 ,,. . , ...,..,,,, his 10 ii ' J, V' V 'l' .ll,,.mwu: 't xl f f, A X I . We A -- . 1 ,.-'AFA 'Hs...,l e