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

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Miss Vcm Naita Miss Wilkin Mr. Tiefel Miss Vcrmey wx 911. iz ,W ,V 1? , Y , FACULTY A base for architectural work is sup- plied by Mr. Ralph Tiefel. Miss Eva Van Natta, Miss Dorothy W. Varney, and Miss Celia Waring have the task of inspiring their pus pils to speak and Write correctly and to appreciate the beauties of litera- ture. The fundamentals ot American his- tory and institutions are explained by Miss Iessie Marie Willitt. East Highs voice on the telephone is generally the voice ol Miss Helen Wilkin, clerk. Other indispensable members of the East High statt are Miss Marguerite Gregory, who teaches biology, Miss Anna McGloin, who specializes in zoolOQY: and Miss Flora May San- ders, study hall teacher. The work ol Miss Alice Walton, nurse, insures a high standard ot health to the East High population. Closely connected, indeed, with the classroom, is the East Branch library, the staff of which cooperates with the school to aid pupils in their studies. The library staff consists ot Miss Rachel Agg, librarian, and her assistants, Mrs, Maude Martin, Miss Sarah Bower, Miss ldris Smith, and Miss Mary Ross. f PJgf Tzueutp-tix

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An indispensable part of the school athe cafeteria-is supervised by Mrs. Frances N. Rornine. The king's English is the subject studied in the classes of Miss Aman- da Rucker. Mr. Ioseph A. Stadler develops skill in metal Work. Potential army officers are given training in tactics in Sergeant Harry Stricler's classes, The rules of mathematics are exe plained by Miss Mary E. Sisson. Proficiency in the use ot the English language is increased by Miss Edith L. Tarbet. Track stars are developed under Mr, Edward E Thelen's supervision. FACULTY Mrs. Romine Miss Rucker Mr. Stadler Sgt. Strider Miss Sisson Miss Tarbet Mr. Thelen Pxge Tll'4'!l1j'fl-fl

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