East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION -—Front row: Mrs, Meranda, Mrs. Donohue, Mr, Spencer. Back row: Mr. Chilton, Mr. Ri zo, Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Arnold, Mr. BushnelL Absent: Mrs. Frank. The social worker, dental hygienist, nurse, speech therapist, and psycholo¬ gist provide invaluable services for the students, and help insure the mental and physical welfare of all. SPECIAL EDUCATION —Front rote: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Edelstein, Miss Poletto, Middle row: Miss Waterman, Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Schleyer, Mrs. Beil. Back rote: Miss Battaglia, Mr. Giagios, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Constantine, Mrs. Eddy. East High ' s outstanding athletes are a tribute to our gym program, which strives to keep all students physically fit and healthy. In the health classes, students are taught practical knowledge concerning good hygiene. SPECIAL SERVICES— Front: Mrs, Ainsworth, Mrs. Stone. Back: Mr. Sea lea, Mr. Sad irk. The courses and teachers in the Spe¬ cial Education Department help stu¬ dents achieve their goals by learning skills and occupations which are useful and suited to their abilities.

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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.

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Teachers Aides provide an invaluable service to the school by patrolling cor¬ ridors and taking care of study halls. This gives the faculty more time for their many other duties. TEACHER AIDES —Front row: Mrs, Brennan, Mrs. May, Mrs. Stabins, Mrs. Coyle, Back row ; Mrs. Usdane, Mrs. Nyerges, Mrs, Rosenberg. The large student body at hast High requires an office staff which can effi¬ ciently manage administrative business and capably deal with varied situations. The East High Office staff serves suc¬ cessfully in this capacity. LIBRARY STAFF —Front row: Mrs. Raney, Mrs. Tregillus, Mrs, Whm taker, Miss Hasenoehrl. Back row: Mr. Connelly, Miss Bowman, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Klein, The efforts of the library staff make the East High Library one of the best in the city. It is well- equipped with a large selection of books, magazines, slides, records, filmstrips, and tapes. OFFICE STAFF— Sitting: Mrs. Houle, Mrs, C rot hers, Mrs, Kouwe Stand¬ ing: Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Leo, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Wahl, Mrs. Briskin.