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

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Nearly every hour of the day, students can be seen entering the East Branch Library. Perhaps they are looking up references, fin- ishing homework, or just getting a book for pleasure reading. Whatever the reason, they can be certain that they will be given friendly, rewarding aid from one of the well- trained librarians. Our library is a virtual storehouse of literature, There one may find texts, ency- clopedias, novels, and even files of clippings. Newspapers and other periodicals are also on hand. One educational innovation that both the public and students have enjoyed this year was the library's series of films. Every Thursday evening the magic of movies both thrilled and instructed. The library was built for everyone's use and enjoyment. As the years increase, so do the library's services. R N ' Mr l S-Sifirrri. N. . 25515 S5257 FAMILIAR library entrance. ,...,ain.!!v'-9P1ls2 WHEN CHRISTMAS CAME to lhe li- THE LIBRARY YEAR was a busy one, LETTERING had to be carefully done, brary, Charles Bateman, Juvenile but noi too heui: for a friendly but ii was iusf one of the many inbs Page, helped in deeoraie Ihe tree. smile from Miss Lorraine Crouse. of Dick Priicheli, Juvenile Page. WMM- ., 27

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Winn y l K Service Center to Students and Public Miss Sarah Bower Head Librarian Mrs. Alice Page Calvert Asslslcmf Adult Librurlorl x f Mrs. Lee Manchce Assistant Adult Llbrorlcn Miss Lorraine Crouse Childrens Librarian Miss Donna Sheridan Assistant Childrens Librarian 'gas Miss Julio Allen Clerk FILING MAGAZINES and periodicals DURING THE PAST YEAR, us always, SEVEN DAY BOOKS, Cl week-long ich, was the iob of Joe Gregg, Adult Page. the telephone has kept Miss Bower, were kept in order by Marvin Ran- head librarian, constantly busy. nabargar, Adult Page. 26 Nez be llvr kdm ple can frh tra C lite clo Die on K pui xva Th th: an do W br Pa

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I5 THIS ROOM CLEAN? Chances are it was, be- NO PERFORMANCE TONIGHT but Bull D ckson BUSY cause it had ta pass the careful inspection of our friendly custodian kept on working to 'Ol' ll' Mr. Jess DeMoss, head custodian, as he made make our auditor um shine kept 6 0la2mA Keeping Our Building Spick and pan What a marvelous spick-and-span shine the halls, corridors, and floors had this year from the crew called custodians! Under the fine supervision of Mr. Jess DeMoss, engineer custodian, both the old and new sections of the building were kept shining. Keeping busy cleaning trash from the floors, sweeping up old torn-up love notes, and always giving everyone a friendly 'tHello or a hearty Hi were Bill Dickson, Ezra Ellis, Max Clandar, Major Hubbard, Edgar Kenny, Ralph Hodgett, Ernest Stewart, and Eldon Lowderman, assistants to Mr. DeMoss. Starting the cold days off right with heat, Mr. J. L. Butler, fireman, proceeded to regulate a warm temperature throughout the entire building. The duties of Mr. Luther B. Cook, elevator operator, summed up a year of wonderful co-operation from the custodian staff. A FRIENDLY CHAT HELPS ANY DAY ALONG. Here are Mrs. Grey, matron, and Mr. Ellis, custodian, who took advantage of a spare moment. THE GIANT MACHINERY all but dwarfed Mr. Butler, yet he controlled it all with a touch of his hand. 28