East High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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OFFICE HHH LIBHHHU HHE EFFICHHHU HUH +17-. Frnancral matters such as collectrng trcket money and keeprng track of actrvaty funds are the concern of Mrs Marlon Asmus 'l It Q A A I The new registrar Mrs Maxrne Strentges has the bug 'ob of keepnng student records current and correct An East Hugh alumnus Mrss Marretto Johnsen ran the hbrary effrcrently durrng her frrst year on the staff of her alma mater E 6 'Q 3' .. S . ye x H X ' , , x X XX 1 -5 . 'K N 'X F . R. X. ' f Al Q. I ,, . . . . . I . . . . I 0 I D 0 c I Q I J n if i L ' H , .11 H .. A l 'lf H ,.. I 'i A it , U 1? 3 f f B ,gg 3 H H . Ig I ,t Mini 41 '1 ' - at ra il F.. t ff 2: 9

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PHIHCIPHL Hilll illlli UEHHS HEHU FHCUUU ln praising a great teacher of the past, James Garfield once defined edu- cation as Mark Hopkins at one end of a log and a student at the other. East High teachers have excellentequipment with which to work, but the essential teacher - student understanding wh i c h distinguished Prof. Hopkins is not lacking here. The following pages cannot do iustice to the multitude of tasks perfor- med by our faculty--they merely give a glimpse of each one at work. Principal S M Hickman must help students solve their problems aswell as keep the entire school running smoothly. Miss Edna Williams ileftj, new clean of girls, 'is a thoughtful and thoroughguide for all students who need her help. Serving as dean of boysand athletic direc- tor is a two-fold iob which keepsMr. Milton Delzell busy.

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BUSINESS llllllllll BECHUHS STUDENTS Bookkeeping students fund tunne to glance up from thenr work to laugh at one of Mr Lowell Schroeder s qulps Muss Gladys George guves her students Q The mnmeogrcph us one of many office typewrltung demonstratuon nnachnnes operated by students under the dn rectnon of Muss Edna Murphy 10 . Q . . ,Y . , ,yin ' S It 1, ' I J J f, 1 f l . li. . . . . . . . . . .