East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Well, Mr. Hall, that’s the second experi¬ ment you ' ve ruined today! SCIENCE —Front row: Mrs Hightower, Mrs. Slattery, Miss Nunn. Middle row: Mr. Fisher, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Kurtz, Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Marks, Mr. Kramer. Back row: Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Beecher, Mr, Hall, Mr. Samolis, Mr, Zoladz, Mr. Winton. Through a variety of courses, science students learn the techniques of experi¬ mentation and observation to obtain information They are introduced to several facets of this diverse field under the direction of the science faculty 15

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MATH —Front row: Mrs, Hill, Mrs. Keissig, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Bush tie 11. Back row: Mr, Zcif, Mr. Ridley, Mr. Crane, Mr. Sutera, Mrs. Cohen, Mr. Morrow, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Zwirn, ' ' This fourth year college exam shouldn ' t be too hard for them.” East High ' s capable Math instructors help develop the ability to think clearly and solve problems logically. In the challenging Math courses offered, stu¬ dents learn to understand and solve various types of mathematical problems. 14

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Through Business courses students learn skills such as data processing, bookkeeping, typing, shorthand, and business law. The Business faculty does an excellent job in preparing students for the highly technological and com¬ petitive business world. BUSINESS— Front: Mrs. Spatiford. Middle row: Mr. La Selva, Mrs, Abbott, Mr. Cantrell, Mrs, Alexander, Mr. Car I sen. Bock row: Mr r Miller, Mr. Dc Pierro, Mr. Baldino, Mr. Schutt, Mr, Spafford, The Home Economics Department develops the basic skills of sewing, cooking, and general homemaking. Through the fine efforts of the staff, many girls acquire the skills needed to become successful homemakers. INDUSTRIAL ARTS —Front rou 1 : Mr. McRae, Mr. Granger, Mr. Costigan, Mr. Krasina, Mr Clareq. Bock row: Mr. MacCracken, Mr Smith, Mr Lamberson, Mr Evans. HOME ECONOMICS—Mrs. Tierney, Mrs. Wag man, Mrs. Warren. The Industrial Arts Department sup¬ plies students with practical knowledge needed in our technical society. Courses such as electronics, mechanics, wood¬ working, and printing give valuable experience and preparation for future jobs.