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

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I had it here just a minute ago, one of the students told Shhh! Many teachers and students found the library the ideal the librarian. place for study. Library Helped in Literary Wants Do you wish to take a trip? Do you need references lor that English paper? Or do you just want a good fxx k? Whatever your literary wants or needs, the capable library staff, headed by Miss Sara Bowers, will be able to help. Assisting Miss Bovvers are Mrs. Page Calvert and Mrs. Carol Miller. In the children s library are Miss Margaret Craig, her assistant, Miss Elizabeth Breting, and the clerk, Mrs. Julia O'Connor, a former East student. 1 he library staff is always quite busy keeping track of the 100 to 400 books which are checked out daily, and the stacking and caring lor the remainder of the 20,000 b x ks in East s collection. Of those books that are checked out, some are not returned, of which a few cannot be replaced. I wice a month there is a meeting in which the stall discusses different books and chooses those that will he best litted for the needs and reading enjoyment of our community.

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Mr. Dickson and Mr. King supervised the yearly enrollment. On special occasions such as Christmas, the office was kept gaily decorated. X hese Workers Kept Office Efficiently “1 lello, John. This is Mrs. Eubank at East.’ I his voice is heard by many students who, lor one reason or another, cannot come to school. Mrs. Mina Eubank is the attendance clerk and has charge of recording all absences and tardies. At the end of the year she makes her annual absence report. Acting as the counselor s secretary is Mrs. Margaret Potts. She takes dictation, types, and sends out all required letters. Mrs. Dorothy Milby, secretary, has charge of all general secretarial work. I ler many duties include taking care of all house phone calls and the homeroom bulletins. East s registrar is Mrs. I lelcn Watson. Besides keeping most of the records, she is responsible for the senior and graduation lists. These efficient ladies kept the office running smoothly. M rs. I lelcn Watson Registrar Mrs. Mina Eubank Attendance Clerk Mrs. Dorothy Milby Secretary Mrs. Margaret Potts Secretary 10

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“A few old and a few new make our faculty a dandy crew.” This year thirteen new teachers joined the faculty, giving East a total of sixty-seven efficient teachers. To keep our classes running smoothly, these new teachers have blended well with the old members of the faculty, some ol whom have been here since the school was first opened in September, 1926. Top row: Minnie M. Baker, Crystal W. Barndt, Juanito Barr. Second row: Mary M. Bates, Richard C. Benson, Gertrude Brown. Third row: Robert Buchanan, Elenorc K. Canny, Etta Marie Carlisle, Mark A. Christiansen. Fourth row: Mabel Mary Cobb, Helen Cox, Agnes K. Crawford, F. N. Cummins, Carolyn Doshboch. Fifth row: Paul W. Day, Robert Diener, Americo Felici, Vee Flinn, Norman Ford, Frederick Gott. Bottom row: Bernard C. Greene, W. M. Grubo, Harry H. Hommcs, Neva A. Hutton, Irene LoFaycttc. 12