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

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934 EASTONIA Miss MARY A. KYLE Civics, History, Sociology Miss GRETTA Cnorr Civics, History, Sociology MR. A. O. GARRETT Botany, Zoology Mas. CLAUDIA Psnnocx Journalism, English, Red and Black Advisor Miss HARRIET WILSON History Miss FLORENCE PARRY Cooking, Foods MR. WALDO OsMoNn English Miss ALTA REDD English, Oral Expression ZZZIKIJX Mn. L. A. Gmnmcs Zoology, Physiology, Biology Miss DIARGUERITE BEATTY Type, Shorthand 23

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EASTONIA I934 Mr. A. 0. GARRE'Ff Miss CHAnLo'i'rE STEWART Mas. MAY K. BAI-in Mn. C. OREN WILSON Head of Science Depart- Director of Girls' Dean of Girls and Dean of Boys and ment, Junior :md Senior Physical Edfucation Librarikm Guidance Director High Schools THE FACULTY The faculty of the East High School has always taken a real interest in the welfare and success of both the student body and the school. It is they who return to our empty halls each fall to help thoselwho are new, as well as the returning 'members. There are but few teachers who do not come back to us each year. They are ever ready to uphold East's traditions and instill in the heart of each student, true' loyalty and ideals we are proud to hold. Nearly all of us, in our short stay at East, become acquainted with a great number of these dear friends and advisors. On days that we plod wearily from class- room to classroom, we are greeted with a kind smile which stimulates our minds, endeavoring to make us a success. They lend a helping hand to us in lessons and in making us want to study. They inspire the spark and kindle the flame after the foundation stones have been carefully laid. They aid us in choosing the vocation we wish to follow and carefully help in developing each individual personalityg never forgetting the success or failure of a character means success or failure in one's life. Then when graduation time draws near, we begin to realize that the faculty has been our guiding factor in the most critical period of our life, and we can find no way to thank them enough. Our greatest reason to thank them is for their teach- ings of individual thinking and doing. In the years that follow, much of this knowledge we have gained in High School will be deep and lasting because of true guidance of our faculty. Pl

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LIISS ERMA ML'RDocK Hygiene, Pllysicnl EdIII'sItiuI1 MIss GLORIA DUSTE Hygiene, 1'lIysiI-:Il l':dlll'2ltiUll MR. ROYAI. H. DAW Mathematics MIss DIARY MAYNI-: Meclmnivnl Drawing MIss JENNIE RYAN English EASTONIA I934 AIRS. BIARGARET LIARTIN Physiology MR. DAN BAKER Physics MRS. ANNE JORGENSEN English, Short Story MR. JOSEPH RUSSON Art Miss ANNA LEWIS Shorthand, Type 24-