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

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Principal For tvvelve years East has heen very fortui-mate in having hlr. C. O. Xvilliams as principal. Most of his time is spent in the office where he meets and confers with many students. Students are impressed hy his friendly, warm attitude and willingness to help. lXlr. Williatiis often goes completely out of his way to assist students with their numerous difficulties, and the pupils greatly appreciate his thoughtfulness. Mr. VVilliams' helpfulness is not restricted to the students, he also acts as an advisor to the teachers who seek his guidance and counsel concerning their many problems which arise. He also works in cooperation with the office staff and nurse. Principal iiwiiriis diploma to retiring custodian. You can often find Mr. Vllilliams walking around the halls with the jaunty air that comes from heing an execu- tive and glancing in classroom doors to be sure classes are running smoothly. He has a friendly greeting for nearlv every student whom he meets in the hall and a little advice, too, Besides his many responsibilities at school. Mr. Wil- liams still finds time to teach a Sunday School Class each Sunday. 1 At home. Mr. lvilliams is ll real handyman, helping his wife and daughter, Elimlietli. .Xliss cient :ip students their hi' college. office sl' logues, in the rummag suit the Unde Business success. and pro and plain