East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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0 'W' . ..., , ,, - DEPARTMENT HEAD-Mrs. Tierney. Basic skills in cooking, sewing, and homemak- ing are essential in every young woman. The Home Economics Department, under the guidance of Mrs. Tierney, has given hundreds of students proficiency 4' , -0 -is ' k'll . ln these S 1 S HOME EcoNoM1cs-si1fing.- Miss Fields, Miss Nixon, Miss Davis. stand ing: Mrs. Tierney. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-First row: Mr. Frosino, Mr. Granger, Mr. MacCrack- en. Second row: Mr. Bates, Mr. McRae, Mr. Crane. DEPARTMENT HEAD-Mr. McRae. 23 A knowledge of mechanics is a necessity in the highly technological society of today. The Indus- trial Arts Department, under the direction of Mr. McRae, has been instrumental in instilling this knowledge in our young men.

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Wu 1' ,nu- ns ' Y ART-Sitting: Mr. Berry. Standing: Mr. Hughes, Mr. Melka, Mr. Deutscher. The desire to create, to express oneself through invention is inherent in the human personality. This desire is particularly apparent in youth and may be aptly fulfilled through art. At East High, our Art Department has enabled our students to express themselves freely in this medium. Mr. Melka, the department head, and a highly creative staff have aided them immensely in this effort. Art Takes Nlany Forms East High boasts one of the finest music departments in the county. Accoustically sound surroundings, a wide assortment of music, and a team of talented instructors: each of these provides East High's students with the opportunity to enjoy music at its best. We can be proud of the fact that our school is a showcase for such ability. The faculty of the Music Department merits our thanks for their diligent and patient work. MUSIC-Mrs. Hemmings, Mr. Billhorn, Mrs. Hanick, Mr. Starke.

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y t at rfllftsllftlft DEPARTMENT HEAD-Mrs. Spafford. Today's business world is a highly technological and exacting one. Providing students with the abilities necessary for success in this world is East High's Busi- ness Department, headed by Mrs. Spafford. SPECIAL EDUCATION-First row: Miss Battlaglia, Miss Poletto, Mrs. Wixstmn, Mrs, Edelstein, Mr, Constantine. Second 'faux' Miss Waternlan, Mrs. Eddy, Mr. Giagios, Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Beil, Mr. Wolf. t MQ.,-v' 3. - W R Jill all . . . . Mviftrlaf Diversified Opportunity fi 5. BUSINESS-First row: Mr. Cantrell, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Spafford, Mrs. Abbott. Second row: Mr. DePierro, Mr. Carlsen, Mr. Spafford, Mr. Benzoni, Mr. Schutt, Mr. Miller, Mr DEPARTMENT HEAD-Miss Waterman. To be all that one is capable of being is a main goal of youth. Enabling many of our students to attain this goal is the work of the Special Education Department, under the direction of Miss Waterman.