East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Counselors- Personol Problems, Guiding ond Plonning East's counselors guide students through their high school years and advise them on future plans. Through tests and personal interviews, counselors become well ac- quainted with students and strive to give each personal attention. Sophomores are introduced to school policy and are assisted in planning their course of study. junior counselors admin- ister tests which enable students to under- stand better their opportunities and abilities. Seniors are advised in choosing a college and career. JUNIOR COUNSELORS, Mrs. Edith Worthington and john McCrey, administer tests to the class of '66 and guide them in planning a future. SENIOR COUNSELORS, Mrs. Eleanor King and Milton Goering prepare the class of'65 for college or careers. SOPHOMORE COUNSELORS, Miss Harriet Hardy and Robert O'Rourke, introduce the class of '67 to East and aid them in choosing their courses. if 4 f .Q Q 3 , H I if Q I Barron, Gretchen, Assistant Attendance Counselor Buckmaster, Charlotte, Bookkeeper Graves, Flo, Switch Board Lyon, Barbara, Secretary Murphy, Kathryn, Enrollment Perlenfein, Bessie, Vocational Secretary Spears, Gerry, Assistant Registrar Vincent, Imogene, Attendance Clerk

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GERALD GRIBBLE, as assist- ant principal, disciplines and assists in over-all school super- vision, IT IS ALSO THE RESPONSIBILITY of assistant principal, W. L. McClanahan, to aid in over-all school supervision as well as to discipline students. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Flora Steb- bins is responsible for East's master- scheclule and arrangement of classes. MRS. EVA KIEFER, as registrar, keeps student files in order and completes all school reports. GEORGE COUUHER, as the head of East's industrial education department, sets up the budget and supervises its classes. 'if I . 4, P- - a g - , .ff 1 , W ' ., My ,, 1, L iiffiffi f 4f'-'Q Y, A L ' .f .., . ,, -' .f 4 -' A I'-gf yi ' I ,, X 59, , -I f . f , ' f if 96294 if X , 'W Y 5 f , ff y . ? , , Administrators- Discipline, Organize Disciplining those who will not com- ply with school rules, scheduling classes for Eastis 3,000 pupils, and advising students on their countless problems, five administrators headed by Mr. Moore keep East running smoothly. Office personnel handle school rec- ords, state and city reports, and student attendance. These administrators and staff strive to correlate the school curriculum and serve as a medium be- tween students and faculty. 1- 1 f r is .y I gf 1: . I ,. ' -f v ' ' f 'f IO

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Allen, Lydia, B.A. Mathematics Club Benedict, Esther, M.S. Guidance Committee, Mathe- matics Club V Bonine, Larry M., B.A. Football A E imw tx 1 'x X Cole, Christine, B.A Junior Red Cross Hamilton, Norine, M A Bookstore, Y-Teens M h . .T ' IHE WHEhLS IURN th R Sd GT Compulmgl 65 head as he studies vfbrlzi solydtioiiedlfiiiii Colculoting, ond Constructing of When a student solves an algebraic equation or constructs a geometric figure, he is acquir- ing mathematical knowledge which will help him to compete in t0day's fast moving, auto- mated world. Eight subjects, varying from basic math to advanced courses in calculus and analytics, are offered to meet the needs of industrial students as well as of those who are college bound. Modern math, a system instituted this year in all courses except plane-solid geometry, raises the learning level of each math course. Since the system uses the discovery approach, each student learns for himself the principles accepted in former math systems. A new vocabulary involving the language of sets, and a new teaching method unify East's math courses. This revised teaching technique illustrates the math departme-nt's efforts to keep abreast with developments in, its field.