East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Special Talents The art department, in offering such courses as sculpturing and paint- ing, strives to find hidden artistic talents among its students. These talents are then supplemented with basic knowledge of art by the faculty and further encouraged by the many productions regularly displayed at East High. ART—Mr. Melka, Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Linden, Mr. Barry. The music teachers help to develop and present to the student body musical talent represented by stu- dents. The many excellent perform- ances by both instrumental and vocal groups illustrate the great amount of time and effort these teachers contri- bute to their students.

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Encouraging Knowledge of cooking and ways of economizing are essential to every successful homemaker. The Home Economics faculty not only works toward this end, but also makes the students more efficient and willing to learn. SPECIAL EDUCATION—Back row: Mis Wolf, Mrs. Eddy, Mr. Parrinello, Mrs. S fiss Battaglia, Mrs. Wixson, Mr. G Constantine. erman, Mr. s, Mrs. Beil. Front igios, Miss Poletto, HOME ECONOMICS—Miss Davis, Mrs. Nixon, Miss Fields. Absent: Mrs. Wagman. ney, Miss The staff of teachers connected with the school work and occupa- tional education programs is a dedicated group of instructors who with patience and understanding guide their students in finding an occupation suited to their skills, one which will do them service in later years. | Arts department provides practical training for the future as well as an outlet for creati- With woodworking, electronics, printing and mechanical training, in- structors prepare the students for jobs of the future. INDUSTRIAL ARTS—Back row: Mr. Frosino, Mr. Lamberson, Mr. McRae, Mr. Crane. Front row; Mr. Evans, Mr. Granger, Mr. MacCracken. 30

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The cafeteria staff carries ov function most necessary to the High community: the artistic pre ation and efficient distribution nourishing and revitalizing fooc noon to the students and fact Though the student body might o1 take for granted this service, t realize, nevertheless, its importa as is seen by the number of tk present in the cafeteria lines lunchtime. CAFETERIA STAFF—Back row: Mrs. Schoonhagen, Manager; Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. Dreas, Mrs. Osband, Mrs. Linder, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Linder, Mrs. Huussen, Mrs. Schultz. Middle row: Mrs. Tellier, Mrs. Hilbert, Mrs. Moffitt, Mrs. Muoio, Mrs. Via, Mrs. Mellov, Mrs. Bellucci, Mrs. Colaiace, Mrs. Zazzaro. First row: Mrs. DeRue, Mrs. Nordseth, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Parks, Mr. Peet. Absent: Mrs, Crellin. SPECIAL SERVICES—Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Prickett, Mrs, Ainsworth, Mr. Drake, Miss Pettigrass. Our speech therapist, dental hy- gienist, psychologist, and nurse offer preventative and corrective measures which maintain the well-being of the student body. By a constant, watchful vigil, they strive to insure that each student receives his right to a sound mental and physical life. 32