East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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el HOME mA The Home Economics program offers many varied courses relevant to solving every day problems. Maxine Lisi LIBRARY Norah Tierney i ’ . j The Library is a resource center used frequently by both teachers and students. The books, films, and magazines in the library cover a wide variety of subjects. It provides a quiet atmosphere that pro- motes good study habits. Fred Patterson Abby Root Jim Cravotta, AV Aide Carolyn Daniels

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The Foreign Language Department is dedicated to the enrichment of the complete student as we strive to deve- lop the ability of every student to com- municate in another language; to enrich the pupils’ knowledge of the world they live in; to broaden the stu- dents’ social understandings, thereby promoting international understanding. Lucien Randazzese Dept. Head Elaine Primavera FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ann Powers Gilbert Barona Vivian Ottney

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ATHEMATICS The primary function of the Math Department is to prepare each student with a minimum amount of basic mathematical literacy and to permit him to survive and function in our com- plex modern society. Once they have reached that goal, students are encouraged to rise toward their maximum mathematical potential. Our program ranges from remedial arithmetic through college level calculus, including a study in computer fundamentals. Veronica Samuels Diane McCarthy Caroline Reissig David Swanson 20