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

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.fddminidfrafion .gm When school days at East are recalled in days to come, certain things will stand out. Among these are the kindness, the understand- ing, and the faith in young people of Mr. C. O. Williams, our principal. Since his arrival here in 1945 to take over the supervision of a busy school, he has impressed students and faculty alike with his wise judgment. He is always available when there are problems to be solved, and he has helped many students to find their places in this world of today. As well as being one of the pillars of East High School, Mr. Williams is a leader in civic and church affairs. His name is well known throughout the city as belonging to a man of dependability and wisdom.

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'x -x x K - lxcu gi Govt 'L+-V Y- Sponsoring the junior and senior classes, supervising extra-curricular activities, and seeing that the school runs smoothly and efficiently make Mr. J. N. Broadlick, our vice- principal, one of the busiest and most popular men at East. His signature may be found on any thing from a special excuse to an an- nouncement in the bulletin. Mr. Broadlick can be counted on to show an interest in the problems and achievements of all, and his pleasant smile and friendly word of greeting have made him a favorite among the students and faculty. In her two and a half years of service at East High School, Miss Anna Stewart, coun- selor, has become well known to the students through her wise decisions and helpful sug- gestions. She has donated her time to aiding us to find the right vocation, and has infor- mation about most of the colleges in the country. . ui- Aft .hx --W Mrs. Frances Maddi, registrar, and Mrs. Eulah Smith, secretary, compose the efficient office staff, In addition to their many duties, they also find time to take an interest in the students. K? -. ff'