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

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John N. Broadlick Admits to be signed, official okays on activities, and arrangements of assemblies, come from all corners of the school to Mr. Broadlick and his help is appreciated by all. Anna C. Stewart Problems of all sorts and descriptions are carried in large numbers to Miss Stewart who takes them all in her stride. Besides sponsoring student council, she is a busy woman advising on student schedules. counselor Page 9

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principal The friendly face of Mr. C. O. Williams is well known through the halls of dear East High, and will always be remembered by the graduates of 1951 for his wonderful cooperation with the students and faculty. From the time you begin as a sub-freshman till you graduate, you’ll see his smiling face and hear his ready “Hello” for everybody. The interesting assemblies arranged by Mr. Williams will also be held high in the memories of each senior. Mr. Williams is not only well-known at East but throughout the city for making many public appearances with clever and interesting speeches. Page 8

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Advanced art students work on their portfolios hoping a scholarship will be the result of the many long hours of labor. Future chemists find fun as well as work in the well equipped labor-tory. Future homemakers proudly sit down to their first dinners—planned, and executed by themselves. Page 10