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Social and Academic Life Commcnces As school opened in September, East High once again became the center of each student's life. Students returned from their three-month long vacation filled with the thoughts of summer trips and experiences. Those who attended summer school returned after one month of school-free time. Leaving pleasant summer memories behind, classmates renewed old acquaintances and looked with anxious anticipation to the year ahead. MIHIVINC . ORGANIZING I i I l i ffl' we , ' . ' QIJTQ-i' ' I 'wifi 'sg ' ' 2 fvifffa. . 1- 2 it ,M c ' .ali D Faculty members also returned from vacation trips, summer jobs, and graduate school, pre- pared to meet the coming year. This year has brought many changes to East: the return of the one-shift system, new side- walks, tennis courts, and the transfer of many students to the newly constructed Auburn High. These changes have enabled East to carry out more effectively its function of preparing the student for his future role in society. PARTICIPATING EATING . S
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In order to acquaint students with East, an orientation program was held before school commenced in September. Incoming students and their parents were welcomed by Mr. lVelsh and Student Council members. As the new students f0lll'GCl the building, the parents viewed a film on student high school adjustment. E-Rab handbooks, which contained descriptions of classes and extra cu1'1'icular activities, the rules and reg- ulations of the school, and other helpful in- formation, were made available for sale. Student Council members answered ques- tions and aided the students in every way possible. This program helped to lessen the con- fusion and bewilderment that confronts sophomores on opening day. At thc Sophomore Orientation, sophomores arc taken on a tour of East High. Conducting this group of students is john Mt-Ilwain. 6 if ls-Rah handbooks QIVK' new students a key to East. Sophomore Stcvc Lundc buys a copy froni iuniors Craig Carlson, Bill Larson and 'Indy Stonis. P U' N ' L CALCULATINC PRACTICINC2 LEAVINC S.-
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