East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Aunt Polly ' s Descendents . . . UIDANCE Tom and Huck, noted for getting into mischief, often bit off more than they could chew. When that happened, it was Aunt Polly who showed the boys the error of their ways. Today, instead of Aunt Polly, we have the Guid- a«.u c ui numor. nce Department here at school to help us out of I oDA ' v ,1 our difficulties, self-made or otherwise. Always ready to play the role of confidant or guide, our advisors ihelp us to straighten out our problems and plan our MR. DiCLEMENTE o A firm hand . . . ready smile. MISS BASSETT forward advice setwe of humor. MR. ROLLER Calm assistance with a quiet sincerity. MR. LAWRENCE Good natured encourage- ment ... a helping hand. 6

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Authors of Education . . . Just as an author guides the action of a book, so the administrative staff propels the school along the right path. As characters must be directed and kept moving, so must the faculty and students. A sincere interest in his school’s activities and accomplishments has brought Mr. Wolgast the respect and admiration of all who know and work with him. MR. WOLGAST (a cj With a constant sense of humor, Mr. Myers carries out his duties as Vice Principal and gives a friendly nudge in the right direction to those who seek his assistance. MR. MYERS The Annex, under the tutelage of Mr. Clark, Principal, has made great progress dur- ing the past year. His deep interest in student government activities has helped to further cement the bond between the Annex and the Main Building. 5 MR. CLARK

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Masters of the Native Tongue Back Row: Marie MacClurg, ' Ellis S. Smith, Kathryn Curran, Harold E. Cowles, Mrs. Marion Gaisscrt. Front Row: Mrs. Jane Jones, Mrs. Patricia Wayne, Mrs. Jane Dunham, Mrs. Edna Donovan. ENGLISH Back Row: Mrs. Dorothy Schlenker, John S. Joy, Edwin J. Dolan. Front Row: Mrs. Margaret Remington, Helen Barnum, Mrs. Maude Rathbun, Martha J. Church, Mrs. Ruth Huggler.