East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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mf wQ? tM Qgtviiirsfls ll. -gnslultl Mr Bible Serves As Principal Miss Mary K Scorbrough is oslung Mrs Emma Seehorn, the office secretory, for some records for use In her counseling with students while Mr B A Buble looks on As act mg principal dunng Mr Gardner's Illness, Mr Bible has been most efficient In keeping the many facets of the prmclpol's 'ob working smoothly This year IS the first time In East Hugh's history when there has been provision for o fulltime guidance counselor Miss Scarbrough hopes to build the department of guidance into one of great personal help to all students Through the cooperative work of all three, the mechanics of East High School have run smoothly 8

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Wininger, Bible, and Million, Miss Gladys Million and Mr. B.A. Bible, veteran mathematics teachers, discuss with student instructor, David Wininger, the in- tricacies of mathematics. Mr. Wininger taught Mr. Bible's mathematics classes while the latter was acting principal. After many years of successful teaching, Miss Million is probably telling him of the re- wards of mathematics instruction. Kelly, Dalton, and Markelonis Mrs. Jessie Kelly, health teacher, explains to Miss Retha Dalton and Mr. James Markelonis, physical education teachers, that exercises alone are not enough to keep in good health. Miss Dalton and Mr. Markelonis put us through strenuous train- ing to improve our muscles and co-ordina- tion, Mrs. Kelly teaches us the principles of good health and prescribes remedies for our sore muscles. Polston, Browning, and Bennett Mr. Browning is expounding on the vacuum chamber that will boil water at room tem- perature. Mr. Palston seems to understand it perfectly, and Mrs. Christine Bennett, who teaches biology, is quite fascinated, East High is very fortunate to have the out- standing science department that it has and greatly appreciates having these competent teachers.