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

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l 4 scout -iorter 5, he .chool Jvhich iccess ,.. Q. ,-,IJ ,.t,i.-.--if 1 7 , 1-.s ,ifhffi-.f Q N, . A - , . . 1 . ii ,,.,,.f'j K -- , ' X x it . ilwfa 1 E X Q-A-f heir V . Er in Nj' e fill i ' H U gi., Q . Z . vw irriyyhai ,Arg Hay, . . 4 I' s ' ' ,- 'if :ai1E,' I . -1 , , , -V L. Clayton Dickson-Vice-Principal Mr. L. Clayton Dickson . . . a family man with responsibilities, is the foster father of the 1,950 stu- dents that attend East . . . our vice principal that everyone knows by his quick smile, his readiness to help, his enthusiasm and zest, his feeling for East, and his participation in her activities. lt is nothing to see Mr. Dickson among the crowds of cheering East Bears at a football. basketball, or track game, urging our boys on to victory. lt is this youthful spirit that enflears lX'Ir. Dickson to the students, Mr. Dickson presides as master of ceremonies for MANY OF mr siuoems cow io MR oicxsow for consullaiion on special ,Nasir-mi. Hi 4 ii Lg li! uf' i im ' 1 ,xr 'Zhi QQ iwiiffige Leading With Youlhful Spirit almost every assembly. He can be found in the cafeteria during all lunch periods supervising the cafeteria proctors and making sure everything runs smoothly. He also supervises the Literary Societies and presides over the Inter-Society meetings, and if at all possible, attends their social functions. He starts the ball rolling for the Junior-Senior Prom and takes care of a million and one other jobs to keep the students and faculty happy in the school. The vice principalship is a hard and demanding job, but Mr. Dickson does his job and does it well. Pissmo our IDENTIFICATION CARDS to me cafeieria ,swam one of his ,mmfnem dunes -4' , . ll