East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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They Advise ui Soom | UTILITY VICE-PRINCIPAL Mr. Myers SENIOR COUNSELORS — Mr. Roller, Mrs. Davis. UNDERGRADUATE COUNSELORS — Mr. Tacci, Mr. Guglin, Mr. Stanton, Mr. McGuire, r. Low. 14

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The Men | at the Top As Principal, Mr. Charles N. Clark is the most important, and, perhaps, the least appreciated, man at East High. His duties, aside from close co- operation with Vice Principal Fred R. Myers and the counselors and deans, range from soothing irate parents to hosting visitors to East High. His posi- tion demands that he be constantly aware of everything happening in his school and constantly in touch with every person in it. Despite his packed schedule, his door is always open, and any student with an idea or a problem will find understanding and sound ad- vice. The 1966 Orient staff salutes and thanks Principal Charles N. Clark, Vice Principal Fred R. Meyers, and all the counselors. CHARLES N. CLARK Principal 13

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and Consent BOYS’ DEANS — Mr. Youngman, Mr. Lambert. Because of increased need for waiting room space over the past several years, the deans this year moved to new office quarters on the sec- ond floor. The new offices, equipped with one- way mirrors, bright bare lights and stark decor reminiscent of Orwell's 1984, have a psycho- logical effect which greatly expedites the hand- ing of disciplinary problems. The deans, em- bued with fresh enthusiasm by their new head- quarters, have done even more than their usual excellent job, extending their efforts to aiding the S.G.A. build new school spirit and to in- creasing the attendance at dances. GIRLS’ DEANS — Miss Carnahan, Mrs. Cooper. 15