East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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nl 'PW' Coach Buford Bible welcomes to East High Miss Mary K. Scarlorough, our nevvest addition to the faculty. Miss Scarbrough, formerly at Park Junior, teaches a variety of subiects. Mr. Bible, in addition to counseling the boys, teaching math and patrol- ling the halls, coaches round ball athletics, always being in the race for local and state championship titles. x .2 Here Coach Clayton Hancock points out a pressure point on Old Torso, while Mrs. Jessie Kelly, health teacher, and Miss Ethel Capps, gym teacher, smilingly agree that he is right. Social science teachers, Misses Jessie Lou Neubert and Ruby Bird, talk some- thing over iust before group. Miss Neubert sponsors the senior class and takes a lively interest in civic affairs, while Miss Bird devotes untold hours to East High dramatics.

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Miss Ora Dowell, English teacher, Coach Char- les R. Moffett, math teacher, and Miss Jean Naberhuis, business teacher, look over a new kind of notebook for sale in the D. E. Store, over which Miss Naberhuis presides. We shall remember Miss Dowell for her thoroughness, Dr. Moffett for his pep talks, and Miss Naberhuis for her enthusiasm. Mrs. Evelyn C. Seale and Colleen Bennett look over the new Webster's unabridged dictionary iust added to the Library. Mrs. Seale, one of our new teachers, adds both youth and personal charm to the faculty. Miss Bennett cheerfully assists us to find just what we are looking for in books. She makes the Library serve its full purpose. Miss Emily McLaurin, language teacher, Miss Martha Thompson, business teacher, and Miss Gladys Million, math teacher - often seen together - pause at a front door for a friendly chat. Miss McLaurin directs the Spanish Club and the Latin Club, Miss Thompson, the Commercial Club, and Miss Million, the Future Teach- ers of America. Misses Million and Thomp- son like to putter around their many flowers.

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Miss Edith Horton, Dean of Girls, Mrs. CatherineKelley,Sec- retary, and James Reasonover, Baseball Coach, confer in the Student Council room. From them we look for counsel, as- sistance, and recrea- tion. Mr. Reason- over's smile is in anti- cipation of becoming a father. 'Me Eau' acadtq Much of the East High Spirit is due to the faculty, every member of which is enthusiastic about the school. Whatever is best for East, the teachers support, and whatever is bad for East, they reiect. Bound by very few hard and fast rules, they feel free to meet every situation with reason and understanding hearts. At East the individual student feels himself as some- thing special to his teachers, who are always interested in his personal problems and in him as a particular personality. Our faculty seems to believe there is more to a school than iust subiect matter, although they lay great stress on that. Besides mere teaching of classes, each one of them seems to find something special to do to make the school a more valuable institution to the students. Under the guidance of such a faculty a student can live an abundant life and, at the same time, receive a comprehensive education. X M, Band director, Fred DeRobertis, arts and crafts teacher, Miss Virginia Parker, and choir director, Ed- ward Hamilton are shown with Mary Mc- Ever, one of Pop's talented vocalists. From them we learn to appreciate the higher forms of culture. A1111 hx 1 1