East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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4 , EXCHANGING GOSSIP and tricks of the trade before school in the oHice takes the time of James Hiebert and Larry Hunter, both math instructors. W! I , f if i - X My fff me f 3392 T559 I,-ff' me ,, ff ,zz 1:34:35 A Q umxg' ggz' vusgux ,--kms: '24 1 5 N fff f 75 f 4? f 4 1 X , V' 'vi Y W t iQ .i 6' Yr ll nw H .. . inf, ff WHITE, HELEN, M.A. -Home Economics American Education WIENS, KATHRYN, M.S -Spanish Spanish Club WILLIAMS, MARTHA, M.S. -English Senior Class WRIGHT, DON, M.A. -Boys' Physical Education -Study Hall Cafeteria Committee YEOMAN, FRANCIS, M.A. -English American Education ZUERCHER, MARIAN, M.A. -English Pep Club

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TIMMONS BOB -Boys Physical Edu- CalZ1OI1 M, iv, - ' .f :.r. ' 5 -..' i -f I , f . , if t X693 C 1 'Y ll fl 0' ,gf f f 55? X55 f - A,-5. -f,-',,. Q .fe-W,-M -14.1, 'fir 9 k,V, 2' exif ? , fry. n Y EACH TEACHER, like business education instructor Gerald Ross, begins his daily routine by signing in every morning before school in the office. TURNER, JOHN, M.S. -Vocational All School Project VENNING, MARY JANE, M.A. -Social Studies Student Government Chairman WALKER, EULA, M.A. -Business Business Education Club Chair- man WALLIS, RAY, A.B. -German German Club WAMSER, MARJORIE, M.S. -Business Businesx Club Chairman WASHBURN, WILLIAM, B.A. -Dramatics Assembly Committee TOWSON, ROZELLA, -Girls' Physical Edu- cation All School Project Y 'E .ff yr

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'L 1 H11 mw- ,, mmvllw V ,QI 1219-AM I PROPOSE that grade cards be abolished, declares REVIEWING grammar composition and Literature Dean Goeldner, '64, as Mrs. Dorothy O'Harra tapes is an important part of college preparation as Susie his incriminating testimony. Angulo, '64, has discovered English- Books, Themes Enrich SILAS MARNER, Tale of Two Cities, and MaeBeth head the reading list for most of East High Schoolls 3,211 English- minded Aces. Supplementing the basic English courses, world literature, English literature, and college reading are offered for those students who wish to increase their reading comprehension. Students en- rolled in journalism and English compo- sition improve writing skills. In its second year at East, advanced placement English gives outstanding college-bound Aces an opportunity to validate English for a col- lege credit. COLD SHOWERS aren't the nicest things to wake up to as Terry Doty, ,65, demonstrates in a panto- mine for dramatics class.