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

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Mr. Clifford H. Nowlin Principal GREETINGS AND FAREWELL! To the seniors who are graduating, a gesture of farewell? We have traveled together for four years, and now you are not being put off at a siding, but you are transferring to the University of the World, l-lere's wishing you a well-earned success with the big curriculum. To the teachers and unclerclassmen, Greetings! Let us make our vacation a time for preparing to attain greater heights next year. May we return in September bearing freckles and tan, and filled with the undying spirit of youth. Your friend, CLIFFORD H, NOWLIN E201

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'sri , ' -SU ' so jf' , cg N A , , N., 6 ' 'fi' ' .5 ,- f ' ,if z ff 1 ,av ' . 1 ,, , , r 'p - fig, 1' . 3' 4- .,.f- if ' 5 f ' 2 1 it Miss Martha Abbott Miss Minnie Baker Miss NOW Boone M555 Cecile Burton An Comme,-ce Science Speech K Miss Emir F Ammerman Mr. I. N. Brcadlick Miss Marie Burrus Mrs. Carrie Margaret Mathematics. Psychology General Science. Physics English Crcgdwell usic THROUGH TEN YEARS WITH THE EAST I-HGH FACULTY With the organization, in 1926, of East High School, a milestone toward the fulfillment of our city's dreams of education, there came the task ol choosing a faculty worthy of guiding the youth of the East Side, ln the laying of the foundations of East High School, Mr. Clifford H. Nowlin played a leading role. He and Mr. lohn R. Wahlstedt, together with a number of teachers, transe ferred from several of the high schools and took upon themselves the responsibility ot making the new school one of the best in the city. Mr. Nowlin, formerly principal of Northeast lunior, now took on the title ol principal of East, and two years later, Mr. Wahlstedt, who for the first two years was teacher ol music and science, became vice- principal. Accompanying Mr. Nowlin and Mr. Wahlstedt from Northeast lunior, were the follow- ing faculty members: Miss Martha Abbott, Miss Ruth Robinson, Mr. I. C. Cohlmeyer, Miss Celia Waring, Miss Virginia McClure, Miss Pearl Ienkins, Miss lessie Marie Willitt, Miss May Farr Hiatt, Miss May Sadler, mathematics, Mr. W. D. Hifner, joinery, and Miss Eva VanNatta, This same year Miss Emir Ammerman, Miss Marie Burrus, Miss Doris Callahan, Englishy Mr, Roy Davidson, history, and Miss Beneta Reid, were transferred from Central High School to the new East. I22I it