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

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fyfm orking to the Beck and all Working to the beckoning call of the seventy-five members of the faculty, one thousand eighty students, and the librarians, were our very dependable office workers. Taking care of attendance was Mrs. Eubankg registrar, Mrs. Jacksong and general secre- tary, Mrs. Harris. This was the first year any of these ladies had been at East, -The office workers were responsible for records, absences, tardies, lost and found department. and even loaned lunch money to forgetful students. Ringing the bells to dismiss the classes, typing bulletins, and taking care of the mail were duties which helped our school run more smoothly. Even with the responsibilities of all these duties they still found time to be cheerful and in- terested in both the students and their activities. CALLING TO SEE why o student wosn'i of school, ond gelling the bullelins out were ius! o few of the iobs of our iwo office workers. Mrs. Eubonk Attendance Clerk Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Harris Regisrmr General secrerqry STRIVING TO PLEASE, Qhe office stuff worked hand in hand wifh everyone of Eosl the post year lo keep our school running smooth. 25