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

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Library 07 ' 5 ofa rwbfabu, e game gli' Miss Sarah Bower Miss Page Calveri Mrs. Carol Miller Head Librarian Assistant Adult Librarian CNet Picturedl Assistant Adult Librarian Keeping approximately 30.000 books in order is a big iob, but Miss Sarah Bower has, for the last several years, proxed herself able to run our East liranch Library very satisfactorily. Miss Bower is very enthusiastic about the plans that are being set up to build a new main library. lt would replace the old, outmoded, and outgrown building at Ninth and Locust. Two new branches are also being planned for the Plaza and at Linwood and Troost. Some of the features the East Branch Library offers are the showcase, bulletin board, children's special department, and varied collections of books dis- played for each season The showcase has been a landmark in East high school for several years. liastsiders display their col- lections or hobbies which is usually a main attracr tion. The bulletin board or desk is right at the left- hand side of the door as you go in. This bulletin board lists all academic meetings in Kansas City and various other announcements. The librarian and pages also find time to exhibit books and fitting material for each season. Our East Branch liibrary is a great advantage for the students and faculty of the school and is appre- Miss Larraine Crouse Miss Donna Sheridan Miss Julia Allen , A I l ' chairirerur Librari.-.rr Agri. ciriirirerrz Librarian Asst. ehalarerrfs Librarian Clllffff-l by HS Wmmlllllly CIUZCHS Wlw PZIUOIIIZC IL. Preflfrw-sins librvfy books if Bill Ferguson, -wdulv Checking books our arr me rrrairirerrx department poser is Ronald Bowman, riraiarerrs page. Mrs AI XVhc alwal gee the f Mrs. shari- and studi the and ' i

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' is a : last East 'er is ig set Ze the 1 and inned offers pecial 5 dis- high ,r col- tttrac- : left- illetin 'y and i and fitting ge for ippre- lli. Mrs. Mina Eu!-sank Mrs. Earline Campbell Mrs. Helen Watson Attendance Clerk General Secretary Registrar XX'hen beginning each morning, faculty members could always be sure of receiving a warm smile and a cheery good morning from any one of the three ladies in the office. Mrs. Eubanks, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs. Watson all shared in the responsibility of keeping records, absence and tardy reports, lending lunch money to forgetful students, ringing the bell, typing, and taking care of the mail, All these tasks were performed efficiently und expertly to aid in running our school smoothly. l l l ,l Keeping hooks orderly is the ich of Charles Bate- man, as cn adult page, Office Staff .mawtfrm Time to work for Mrs. Campbell as she types up the home room bulletin while Jean Ann Cunningham and Mrs. Watson help keep the office running smoothly. Any time that Mr. Williams, Mr. Stephens, or Miss Stewart wanted anything done, they could always go to the office workers and be sure it would be done. Their courteous and easy-going manner remained con- stant throughout the day. However, it wasn't all work for these busy ladies. Any time a special occasion rolled around, there could al- ways be found food and celebrating in the office. Both students and faculty members alike could rely on the dependable office workers to help them at any time. Checking out beoks to these students is Mrs. Carol Miller, who is in charge of the Teen-age department. 9