East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Mrs. Inez R. Adkinson English Reviews llr. O. C. Bailey Biology Salesmanship Geometry Miss Meta Boettcher German Spanish Miss Mabel Brown Mathematics Bliss Edith Carman Office Registrar Miss Marie D. Christensen Civics Girls Vocations 23 Ilrs. Corey Albritton Office Secretary Mr. Dan Baker Physics Miss Lisle Bradford Blusic Mrs. Nellie Brown Oral Expression Public Speaking Dramatics English Mrs. Nell Cass Tvpe Calculating Commerual Geography Nliss Dorothw Coleman Shoithand l x pe A ,AI Sail ll,f f U 'tm EASTONIA I 9 3 2 iv wi C .fjffl ..rea45l.rzf,i Filill Wit! 4 .vwgiilalllie W4 N 1 l as M Al l Y . , 'twirl X. M5511 l nal i . 'fill is , W1 . , l C 'of , f' if ,TY-7 . 2 ' .iff -JC XM Q 'Q

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EASTONIA I 9 3 2 I nw -, wa thx. iiiiiiii- 5W,'s,9,g,, lql,qi1ogq'i 1 lw:'lu,Mf'i. uit may gina, CeXP'F. STEPHEN ABBOT Mas. MAY K. Bum MR. A. O. GAnnE'1'r Miss CHARLOTTE Professor of Military Dean of Girls and Head of Science De- STEWART Science and Tactics, Librarian partimenf, Junior and Supervisor of Physi- Salt Lake High Senior High Schools cal Training for Girls, Schools Junior and Senior High Schools The Faculty The faculty of East High School has always taken a sympathetic interest in the welfare and success of both the students and the school. VVith but fev' exceptions, it is they who return year after year, helping to uphold tradition by instilling the spirit of loyalty and high ideals into the students. Almost every student learns to know this group of friends and advisors. First of all, they urge him to attend to his lessonsg then they endeavor to guide his thoughts along the proper paths by helping him to choose the career for which he is best fitted G1 adufilly yet tactfully, they encourage him to develop his pei SOHdlltX meanwhile new er losing sight of the fact that the laying of the co1 nei stone of char ictei deteimines the success or failure of the student,s future 1 e A student finds as he nears graduation, that his faculty has done some things fo1 which he will net E1 be able to give them enough thanks. He discovers th it the greatest lCl.S01'l fox thanking them comes from the fact that he has le 11 ned to be more 1nd1w1du1l1st1c and better able to think for himself. In futuie yeais aftel much of the knowledge gained during his brief stay in high school has been forgotten, there comes a deep and lasting appreciation foi the guid mee my en him by the faculty. L Nnf is 9 N o N ' M' :IN X 'ix KRW wx X ' lr! Y G I I Ni Him , . , . is V , . givin ' 2 i ' .lb f pri! l'f. ' I Mi i , . W l . . . i. ,. , .i D., . J Ye' ' ...N K r X it-ff' R fs'- Q, ' Y , 22 PI.- X htm 6 I Sxx-. shin its mx- e 11.2 .,. fy .Z N S 1 ' nay L

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EASTONIA I 9 3 2 I 1 n x 1 Qin ll N I :- I lllit li'- .I 'J -. lawlllli 1' l gl Miss Elva Cotterell Algebra Psychology Mathematics Miss Gretta Croft Civics History Miss Mavis Farrell Spanish Commercial Geography Blix L. A. Giddings Zoology Physiology Biology Nliss Jean Hy de Sewing lllillmery Miss Nlary lxlmball English Y L lm! xlx 1 N N I 1 4 . , N, llg' an A A . '-ol I, '1ill.l . , HU -7 . - ,lm ,. Ye l ,-MN l I X lisrfl' - , xgw x , E ' -xxx? E ... b ' F ,xxjs x w.. x .N - N- Miss Alvira Cox English Mr. Royal H. Daw Mathematics Miss Phyllis Fisher Hygiene Physical Education Mr. R. V. Howell I Chemistry l Mrs. Anne Jorgensen English Short Story M rs. Susette Leslie Shorthand Typing