East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Mr. I, G. Bryan, who began his duties as vice-principal at East this year, has becorne Well liked by the entire student body and faculty be- cause ot his aeniality and cofoperaf tive spirit, By his valuable assist- ance, many seniors have been aided in the selection and planning ol their college work. We can well understand what a disappointment Mr. Bryans debate ture was to Southwest l-ligh School for in the short period of his service at East he has become an indis bensable part of our organization Pzgi iN'f.'iJi ll VICE-PRINCIPAL BRYAN

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Miss Abbott Miss Adams Miss Baker Miss Boone l Miss Ammgfmqn MI. Bl'OddliCk FACULTY Miss Martha Abbott teaches a greater appreciation of art. Under the direction of Miss Neva Adams, the freshman students are introduced into the mysteries ol the English language. The intricacies of business are taught by Miss Minnie Baker. Miss Nora Boone explains the work- ings oi the human mind and body in her classes in psychology and phys- iology. Future engineers will have Miss Emir F. Ammerman to thank for their knowledge of mathematics. Under the supervision of Mr. I. N, Broadlick, the secrets ot the World ot science are revealed. Students hopeful oi success as poets and fiction Writers gain experience in the classes taught by Miss Marie Burrus. Miss Burrus f Pxge Tu wily