Eastmont High School - Emo Echo Yearbook (East Wenatchee, WA)

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,r QAMQ . lg Allen Sollee Ted Hotchkiss Mrs. Mildred Porterfield and Mrs. Hazel Kingman COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Many hands work busily though unobserved while students learn in the classroom. In the early morning hours of each school day, the cooks begin to prepare a nourishing meal for Eastmont students. The custodians take pride in their work a.nd strive to keep the campus buildings clean, attractive, and serviceable. Joe Huble

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Mrs. Norma Hanson SE CRE TARIE S Four efficient secretaries are import- ant in making Eastmont High School function smoothly. Mrs. Roberta Burnham and Mrs. Joyce Lewis serve in the convenient student Book Nook and are on hand in the high school office at all times to give aid to students and teachers. Mrs. Norma Hanson and Mrs. Mary Belle Sellers carry out secretarial duties in the superintendent's office across the street. Mrs. Joyce Lewis Mrs. Mary Belle Sellers Mrs. Roberta Burnham

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It is a difficult task transporting the students to and from school every day. The mechanics and bus drivers of Eastmont did a very fine job this year. In all kinds of wea- ther and under all conditions they managed to get the students to school and back safely and promptly. Ray Comstock and Ray Martin 4 Row 1: Ray Comstock, Ray I Martin, Don Van Austin. aww' 7L'd'i'l I ROW 22 Cliff SCh1'1'1idlZ, Bill. Hartley, Robert Morrill, Jay VanDeMark. DRIVER TRAINING INSTRU C TORS Every work day was exciting and dangerous for the driver training instructors, but still they taught the students how to drive. It was often very much to their advantage that they had an extra brake of their own. Somehow or other Mr. Pullin and Mr. Hurst survived the year alive and uninjured. Joseph Hurst and James Pullin