East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Of The ideal of a strong mind and healthy body is a common one in today's society. Through such sports and activities as soc- cer, volleyball, basketball, and swimming, muscles are strengthened and actions coordinated. In the Health classes, the practical aspects of physical health are presented. In these and in other ways, the Physical Education Department, under the tutelage of Mr. Bushnell, has helped East High's students towards attainment of their ideal. I 7 X. , , V' it ff . , , .KP DEPARTMENT HEAD-Mr. Bushnell PHYSICAL EDUCATION-First rolv: Mrs. Frank, Mr. Souza, Mr. Almansberger, Mr. Cucinella, Mrs. Kalmn Mr Ortolani, Mrs. Donohoe, Miss Thompson. S6f0I1!l7'01U.'MfS. Rizzo, Mr. Morse, Mrs. Meranda, lNIr. Bushnell. ,,..,l N 1 Y 'JT 1 Kblildff ff' v4C'Lfg4L ...QM ,' ' L f L A fl -JQLCQQ ELK e- 'L U5 25 f A 2 C maggie 1. ffefefjlilwt J! 'Kleen 'fzfkffepf 'M'F?+ jf D4 QUMDOQ Vffwemffdf

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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.

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A student body of 3000 necessitates a highly competent and efficient ofiice staff: a staff that must be prepared for everything from sending out dittos to dealing with the demands of a harassed Orient editor. The East High office staff meets this chal- lenge admirably. OFFICE STAFF-Sitting: Mrs. Salzman, Mrs. Wale, Mrs. Crothers. Standing: Mrs. Houle, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Briskin, Mrs. Leo, Mrs. Vitto. ..,, ..,. r v I R' at The East High library is undoubtedly one of the finest and best equipped school libraries in the city. Not only are we blessed with an unusually large number of books and magazines, the range of films, records, and tapes available is extensive. The success of our library is due in great measure to the efforts of those who run it so efficiently. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS - Sitting: Miss Church, Mrs. Tregillus. Standing: Mrs. Dejohn, Mrs. Whittaker, Mrs, Toms, Mr. Read, Mrs. Hasenoehrl. . ... . -,... 4 -:nun -...Hx One of the advantages of attending a school the size of East is the many services that are un- available in smaller institutions. The psychologist, the dental hygienist, the nurse, the speech therapist, and the social worker: all of these people contri- bute their skills in order to ensure the health and well-being of all students. SPECIAL SERVICES-Mrs. Prickett, Mrs. Wiehe, Mrs. Ainsworth, Mrs. Copeland, Miss Woodworth, Miss Barhite. 26