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

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Oswald Pederson World History American History William Prewitt English Publications Dorothy Rams English Roberto Reid G.P.E. William Ridley Family Living Gene Sebastian B.P.E. Morion Sell Band Orchestra Lcnorc Thornton Spanish English Ralph Tiefel Edgar Van Fleet Drofting American History Shop Civics East High School Faculty Eva VanNotta Louie Ward Speech Arithmetic General Math Carl West Algebra Ref. Math Jessie Willitt Americon History World History Robert Winters Arithmetic Algebra Pauline Wolfe English Speech Not Pictured: Nora Boone Science Psychology Walter Burks World History Morie Burrus English Sgt. Byrd Curtis R.O.T.C. Dorothy Donnelly English Cosby Harrison Common Learnings Ann McGloin Zoology G. Hu. Science L. A. Priefert Metal Shop Buclah Sloan Homemcking Edith Wilson Speech Adah Vendetti Homemaking 14

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Amcrico Felici American History Civics Vce Flmn Advanced Math Norman Ford Common Loomings Mary Gauldm Homemaking Foods Bernard Greene RTI Walloce Grube Photogrophy B. Hu. Science Virland Harris B.P.E. Harry Hommcs General Math Arithmetic Neva Hutton English Sondro Kiser G.P.E. Irene LaFoyctto Helen Lapslcy Music Common Learnings Choir East High School Faculty Mervel Lunn World History Amcricon History Donovan Mabbott Music John Layman Science Physics Richord Maeder A.D.E. C. B. McClure Wood Drafting James Michaels Chemistry Science Virginia McClure English Latin Katherine Miller Typing Stenography Francis McGreevy Common Learnings Y. Porkerson Art 13

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Helping in the office os proctors ore Robeito Burton, Pausing a second to converse with Mrs. Potts, secretory, Linda Eidson, ond Paula Cassity. are Mr. Williams and Mr. Dickson. Office Staff—Backbone of the School Through the early morning hours, the office is turned into a “Grand Central Station.” Even through hustle and bustle, a friendly “Good Morning” can be heard from any of the dependable office workers. Mrs. Helen Watson, registrar, is in charge of all the records and is secretary to Mr. C. O. Williams. She also makes out transcripts, senior indexes, and senior ranks. A few of the responsibilities of Mrs. Margaret Potts are serving as the counselors’ secretary, tak- ing dictation, typing, and sending out all required letters. Checking the attendance and making out the yearly report at the end of the year, composes a big job for Mrs. Mina Eubank. Mrs. Geneva Blencoe, general secretary, takes charge of typing all bulletins and reports. The chance for a lull to come in the office leaving the women nothing to do is a “once-in-never” proposition, for the office is, without a doubt, the backbone of the school. Mrs. Helen M. Watson Registrar Mrs. Margaret Potts Secretary Busily at work as usual are the efficient ladies in the office, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Eubank, and Mrs. Blencoe.