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

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'NIS ,. 31:11 it DTI, two ling, this ent, s at the side s of F533 many Uffficc Stuff Assists With Accurate Records sn, f-G' 31. omce PROCTORS Assisi ncumr in filing student was and check. ing attendance, They me new In ngnn: Jacqueline Rnw, Paula cmny, nna Roberkz Adnfnwn. 'M ff' Margaret PoHs Secreiary Mina E ubank Aftendunce Clerk Busy, busy, busy is the only description for the office staff. They take care of the records, absences, tardies, type bulletins, put mail in the teachers' mail boxes, and are responsible for many, many other odd jobs. Their days are filled with incidents which they deem necessary to make the school a smoothly run institution. THE MANY DUTIES OF THE WOMEN BEHIND THE COUNTER make the time of day pass qui: 'fn 59 V . Geneva Blenzae Secretary Helen Watson Registrar The student office proctors aid the staff by run- ning errands, looking for the cards of certain stu- dents, filing, as well as other jobs that lighten the loads for the women in the office. kly. T3

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U 'xl 1 l Jet, funn, 1 I lj A , -5 Z.,-Q.: 1' V - Q 'H , yn ' 2 I 7 Y ' pg lx h . 3 I ffl , - a Q x - j, s i I T I V, up I 1 Lx xksaf' ' Q Anna C. Slewarf-Counselor Edwin J. King-Counselor Counselors Serve As Guides to Further Education Counselor and advisor for the seniors, sophomores, and eighth graders this year was Miss Anna C. Stewart. Cheerfully and willingly she gave her time and help to make the school life more enjoy- able for the students here at East. A few of her many duties were helping the seniors to attain scholarships, encouraging the attendance of col- leges and universities, sponsoring the A.A.U.W., and guiding the students in the right direction for their future plans. She was ready to receive a stu- dent at any time to counsel concerning personal or school problems. Miss Stewart has been at East nearly fourteen years. Her most enjoyable hobby is traveling. MISS STEWART COUNSELS WITH A HIGH SCHOOL BOY on his plans ufler graduation, 'lx l2 A pleasant smile and quiet manner are the two characteristics that best describe Mr. Edwin J. King, who was the freshman and junior counselor this year. With his intelligent and dependable judgment, he has been guiding and counseling the students at East for three years. This efficient counselor has the job of planning schedules, aiding in finding outside work, and working with the everyday problems of the students. Mr. King came to us from Westport High School. He enjoys fishing with his wife and son at their cabin in Colorado. POSTING BULLETINS FROM VARIOUS COLLEGES is one of the many dufiex of Mr. King. OFFICE oth wh mail 1 i smc THE I

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