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FACULT V Row -Hammond, Spen- cer, Helmreieh, Balliet, Brewer, Mitchell, Cum- mings, Engleen, Nichol, Smith, Schmidt. Hammer, Bell; Row 2-Scott, Siver- son, Reed. Rychnovsky, Greenhill, Gewerth, Mayo, Harris. VVetzstein, Hos- tetter, Russell; Bote .f- Prichard, Williams, Bak- alyar, Morton, Gregory, D. O. Wilson, Wires, Mc- Cay, Collins, Seevers, Wegener. K. VLTY Bote li.id, I iarg ' , I Voiint . I ,;is r, I Inn- Gabriel, Merrill, Scott, McBride, Kamerer, Olsen; Row 2-Stratton, Lyman, Larson, Macy, Fickel, Zim- merli, Elwood. Burt; Row •i-Shriver, Augustine, Ringham, Jones, Rowe, Stephens, Easter, Spring- ate, K. Wilson, McWhir- ter. Not in pictures: Mc- Eniry, Snyder, Knauer, Hoffman. Faculty At EAST HIGH SCHOOL the faculty is made up of sixty-five members. These teachers, many of whom have studied in some of the largest universities and colleges in the United States, are highly qualified not only as high school teachers, but also as teachers of college subjects. Their years of experience have made them due authorities on the subjects that they are teaching and have taught them the art of dealing with all types of students. Aside from their teachings of school room classes, our coaches direct our spirited athletic teams. In the handling of extra-curricular ac- tivities the teachers of East are to be commended, for they are giving up their valuable time for the pleasure of the students who have other interests besides those to be found in the class room. The following subjects are taught at East: English, Dramatics, Journalism, Speech, Mathematics, Short- hand, Typing, Science, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Art, Home Economics, Wood Work, Auto Mechanics, Print- ing, Choir, Band, Orchestra, French, Spanish, Latin, Social Studies, and Physical Education.
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Semester Another formality that might seem like a lot of red-tape is the medical examina- tion. This is really not as terrifying as it sounds. Dr. Johnson and Dr. Royal ex- amine the girls and boys, respectively. Often deficiencies that might not otherwise be detected are found and proper corrective measures can be suggested. A dental ex- amination also takes place during the se- mester. Measuring each senior for his cap and gown is the work of the Cap and Gown com- mittee. The height and headsize are re- corded, and caps and gowns are fitted ac- cordingly. Although there is a good deal of joking about the wearing of these gar- ments symbolic of graduation, each senior somehow feels the import of what they symbolize, and it is with pride that he dons the gown and tilts the mortar board to the most becoming angle. The last week of the semester, the cul- mination of thirteen years in public school education, is probably the fullest and most exciting of a student ' s entire school career. Each student ' s classnight exhibit reflects his interests and talents as developed by thirteen years of schooling. The senior banquet, a gala and impressive affair, might seem to be the party to end all parties, and indeed it is the last of the school parties. The Baccalaureate address is the sum- ming up of the more serious moments and the final thoughts made as to the career to pursue and the moral and civic standards to live up to. The last act, that of receiv- ing the diploma means the work, the play, the experiences, good and bad, the fun, the laughter, and probably tears — in fact all the hours spent in school are now but recollec- tions of one ' s formative years to be re- viewed in memory in years to come.
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