East High School - Birch Log Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Mr. Goerz, Assistant Principal Many and varied are the duties administered by the office of assistant princi- pal. Attendance problems, the social activities program, the activities of the Junior High School Student Council, and directives from the main office are dis- charged daily through this office. Conferences with parents, students, and teach- ers to help the young people find solutions to their problems are valuable in making the school more functional, and in developing the desired relationship between all members of our school and community. Mr. Alaspa, our busy counselor, is providing Alan Slingo with scholarship information. Among Mr. Alaspa's many duties are conferences with all the graduating seniors, supervising and administering the school testing program, co-advisor to the student council in its many school activities, holding parental conferences, and assisting students with vocational and educational plans. He also coordinates the planning of the homeroom guidance programs as well as cooperates with homeroom teachers in solving the adjustment problems of stu- dents. During the past year, he has undertaken some research proiects in con- nection with the holding power of the school, drop-outs, and follow-up studies of East graduates. 9

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Mr. T. W. Mitchell, Principal Our twenty-fifth anniversary will be held this year while our school continues to train and to build character and personality. Our community grows while our school serves as a wholesome training center for American ideals and citizen- ship. Our third graduating class should serve us and help us to grow as we have helped them to grow. Our measure of success will be in terms of what our graduates do. Our great wealth lies not only in our freedoms and in our American heritage, but in our fellow men and service they give to others. Society will grow only as our students and graduates grow and give in value to mankind the benefits of our schools' teachings. East High School has been accredited by the State Department of Education and evaluated by the North Central Association and extends an opportunity to every boy and girl to prepare and develop himself for college training and citi- zenship. A well-balanced personality and a trained person result from continued pursuit of high standards in conduct, scholarship, and school activities. Mr. T. W. Mitchell 8

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Libra ry Cadets Row 'l: Carol Gould, Carol Stromberg, Patsy Kee, Patricia Cayo, Joan Thorson, Charlene Adams. Row 2: Sharon Gonties, Judy Lanes, Geraldine Olson, Joan Burleigh, Greta Harder, Roberta Vickers. Hall Monitor Supervisors Row 'l: Carol Chesney, Dorothy Blacktopp, Marnie Hagberg, Jane Tangwall, Geraldine Olson, Janet Meyers, Joan Clark. Row 2: Ross Brouse, John Nottingham, Lewis Eisen- berg, Dale Tylewski, Jac Swanson, Bob Walters. The Stage Crew Trevor Yoho, Willard Stark, Rodney Olson, Sheldon Johnson, John Collins, Bob Abra- hamson, Roger Landgren. 10