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

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Miss Hatch Many troubles are solved by Miss Louise Hatch in her role as counselor lor the students. Mathematical geniuses are soon de- veloped under the direction of Miss Vee Flinn. Mr. Iames Curtis explains to treshf men the proper rules of citizenship, Ancient history becomes new in the classes supervised by Miss Pearl Ienkins. The growing ot better gardens is ex- plained by Mr. W. M. Grube. FACULTY Miss Flinn Mr. Curtis Mr. Grube Miss Ienkins Miss Evelyn L, Gilchrist supervises the room used for quiet study and concentration, The story of the American nation is taught by Miss May Farr Hiatt. I Page Tuwzfy-1u'o

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N .1 Mrs. Carrie Margaret Caldwell teaches the xnusically inclined to use their voices to the greatest advan- tage. Under Miss Bereneice Cannons guidance, rnany students become French and Spanish linguists. Manly physiaues and athletic prowf ess are developed under the super- vision ot Mr. I. C. Cohlrneyer. With the aid ot Mr. W. S. Esther, the students learn the chemistry and physiography of Mother Earth. Miss Cecile Burton aids aspiring actors and actresses in developing their histrionic talents. Future stenographers are given an opportunity to prove their business abilities in the classes taught by Miss Mabel M. Cobb. FACULTY Mrs. Caldwell Miss Cannon Mr. Cohlmeyer Mr. Esther Miss Marie Crow trains nirnble tin- gers to move swittly over.the type' writer keyboard. Miss Cobb Miss Crow Page Tu wifi-one I Miss Burton

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FACULTY The importance ot a business-like appearance and correct business manners are stressed by Miss Louisa P. Iohnston in her commercial classes. Miss Mary L. Latshaw teaches the laws upon which our government is based. The problems ot the world since its beginning are studied by Miss Helen Iohnson's students. Miss Ighngfgn Miss Ldfshdw The customs and speech of the an- cient Romans are taught by Miss Virginia McClure. SL Skill in constructing various pieces .. ' ol furniture is developed by Mr. Lynne C. Monroe. Miss Iohnson Miss Genevieve A. Nowlin teaches the culinary arts to future home- makers. Social and economic problems ot the nation are solved by the students ot Mr. B. W. McDaniel. Miss Nowlin T l Mr. Monroe Mr. McDaniel Page Tuwzlg-three 'I