East Mecklenberg High School - East Wind Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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All students taking physical education were required to MTS- MU3C97,S girls' pl'LySiCal education classes spent one take a course in drivers training. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DRIVER EDUCATION quarter playing basketball. The worthy use of leisure time was emphasized by the Physical Educa- tion Department this year. For the second year, Driver's Training was in- cluded in the curriculum as a six weeks required course. One quarter of dancing was offered for every class in which the boys and girls learned folk dancing and advanced ballroom steps. The rest of the year was spent in tumbling, basketball, track, baseball, volleyball, wrestling, and touch football. 1, tk' Mas. MARIE MAXEY Mn. RICHARD N. WILLIAMS MR. DAVID BAKER Hoon Mn. WILLIAM A. Bnowms Mn. BEXNAHD R Roma Pfeiffer College, B.S.g West- Catawba C0llege,A,B.g Block Catawba College, A.B.g Folk Catawba C0l1ege,A-B.: East C3!'01iH3 College B ern Carolina College, Grad- E Club Adviserg Physical Dancing Club Adviserg His- DT11791 Education. T.C. Columbia Univers ugite Work: Cheerleader Ad- Education. tory, Physical Education. M.A.3 Charlotte Collet VISBIZQ Folk Danclng Club Graduate Work: Motor C Adviser: Physical Education, Adviserg Math Htstoi Bwlogy. Driver Education Boys in physical ed. spent the winter quarter playing Physical Education ll was a co-ed course of second year basketball. advanced gymnastics. Ziffiflk S5-A

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rr -'raw 'Cs. Because of the many machines we have in the shop, industrial arts was a fascinating course. y RUTH WILLIAMS Mns. H. E. IENNINGS Duke University, A.B.g U.N.C., W.C.U.N.C. Har- vard, Graduate Work: Dis- tributive Education Club Adviserg Distributive Educa- tion. VOCATIONAL STUDIES Mn. ToM B. FLATT Tennessee Polytcchnical In- stitute, B.S.: N. C. State College, Queens College, Graduate Workg Future Far- mers of America Adviser, Vocational Agriculture. Mr. Gregory pointed out the faults and good qualities that students put on paper in the mechanical drawing class. '54 l I I, MR. L. A. BELL Mn. FRED M. Gmscoiugjn. University of Georgia, B.S.- Clemson A. and M., B.S.: E114 Graduate xxrklllii Arts Nlechanical Drawing' Imlui' and Crafts Club Adviser: Yfilfll AHS- Mechanical Drawing, Indus- trial Arts. Woodworking in the shop was one of the major projects Mr. Flatt polishes a table just completed in Agriculture. in industrial art classes. - ,.,,., , , ' - '- f Q,s,,,.if..gf.w,-,,3-W 1- fggyr-1, , 2 fi lol? 1 'wglf 'C . 5. if . we ,kt it 5 ,, ..,, , i ..s. H .- s.,i sstt ' 9' sss's V J sewrsrw YQ nihnlw ? 7 .1 2 We H r. 5, , is -' .L - .... ra., , ii ,fi se... ' I ' f A ' 1 Mns. Bisrsv REA BLANKENSHIP Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S.: VV.C.U.N.C., M.Sf lvlarshals Adviserg Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ica Adviserg Home Econom- ics, Family Living. 1, We -9 ,, 4' A , H L., F ., .. ,,.,.,,,,,., f :ww- t

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Pk bb t - ,,,A A, as um- Mzss Wayne and Patty Effron discussed the importance Mrs. Parker helZ7ed sewn Devin' fill Wt hef college o selecting colleges to he considered during high school board l117Pl1bWfi0n- To meet the growing need for student counseling, East has increased its guldance program to fifty-five hours each week and has added six teachers to the counseling staff. G U I D A N C E Each of these teachers had certain periods set aside daily to help students with their problems. 'sf fab Miss MARGARET WAYNE Flora Macdonald College A.B.: U.N.C., M.A.g North Carolina State, Sophomore Class Adviserg English II, Guidance. ,ps-. 40N Mas. Bersy RBA BLAN1usNsH1P Appalachian State Teachers Co lege, B.S.: W.C.U.N.C., M.S.g Marshals Adviserg Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ica Adviserg Home Econom- ics, Family Living. .nn Mns. Canon H. EAS-r W.C.U.N.C., B.S.S.A., Queens College, Honor So- ciety Adviser, Scholarships Adviserg Shorthand I and 11. s I lfmgiaik 5: f it T75 MRS. H. E. IENNIJNGS Duke University, A.B.g U.N.C., W.C.U.N.C., Har- vard, Graduate Work: D.E. Club Adviserg Distributive Education. P' .fw- Mrss Rum Wxzuaivrs Berry Qollege , B.S.H.E University of Georgia, Wi.: throp College, Graduat Workp Future Homemakel of America Adviserg H :mu making I and II. and Mrs. East discussed Scholarships. Mrs. Blankenship discussed af-ter graduation plans with Tim Tucker.