East High School - Tartan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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,. . I' wx' x I f 1 66,111 f Kilt ji , I 5? - IEW! -J 'WX X 0 O 894 W 5 axe 2 It would not be possible for us to publish an annual without extending some word of appreciation to the faculty. We have them to thank for the knowledge we have received while in high schoolg for the training in intelligent thinkingg for the discipline they have maintained and which has been o +3 xx gf I '4 I ai- QQ lay X it I. , I 1 A X x ff ,fl Q , I M . 5 ag I O0 . . jOHN C. SIIEVENSON DENISON UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVI:RSI'l'Y NATIONAL UN1v131ls1TY Oli MEXICO B. A. and M. A. LATIN ENGLISH' SPANISH PAULINIE VVALDISN f 01110 UN1v1211s1'1'Y B. S. IN EDUCATION ENGLISH CIVICS ' jOHN CLASS OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVIRSVIY NEW YORK UNIVERSVIY B. A. ENGLISH MATHEMATICS IOSEPHINI3 SMITH 01110 UN1vnRs11'Y WESTERN RESERVE LIBRARY SCHOOL A. B. B. S. IN L. S. LIBRARIAN very effective in forming our characters. The teachers will al- ways have our deepest respect and admiration. u

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no W 5- 9' ex M ll. 'l'liACHNOR W. SMI lill Primvyml Mr. Smith became Principal of liaut High School in the fall of l'Mll. He re- ceived his A. ll. degree from Ohio Univer- sity and his M. A. degree from the Univer- sity of Cincinnati. Prior to becoming principal, Mr. Smith taught Chemistry .ind Physics at East High. Mr. Smith has made many improve- ments at East High School, Under his guidance the school now has a large, well- Ltocked library with a full time librarian. Another immediate and important goal of East High is that of becoming a mem- ber of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. One of the require- ments for that membership is a full time course in physical education for the girls and the boys. We hope to make this ad- dition to the curriculum next year. 'I'he faculty and students respect and ad- mire Mr. Smith's ideals in retaining and expanding the high standards of East High School. .gckoof -H mziniatzation MISS l'llil-liN Nl. TAYLUR Dean of Ciliflj' Miss Taylor is completing her seventh year as Dean at East High School. She received her A. B. degree at Miami University and her M. A. dtgrc-e from Ohio University. The most important task of the Dean is to counsel the high school girl in her personal and academic problems. Miss Taylor is also Girls League Sponsor and Co-Sponsor of the Y-Hi and Student Kioverlinwtit.

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CLYDE S. BRICKIZR omo s'rAT1s UNIVIERSITY B. S. IN EDUCATION CHEMISTRY PHYSICS ADVANCED ALGEBRA BUSINESS ARITHMETIC A. KIRK WHIiIiLIiR IJINISON UNIVERSITY B. S. GENERAL MATHEMATICS GENERAL SCIENCE ALIiNIi SCOTT UN1v12Rs11'Y or KENTUCKY A,B. IN EDUCATION SHORTHAND BUSINESS ENGLISH BUSINESS INFORMATION GALE WA'VI'S uuss c:o1.1.1iG1z B. S. IN EDUCATION BOOKKEEPING TYPING BUSINESS LAW ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY MILDRIEIJ LOU ISIE WYAT VIRGINIA INTIERMONT COLLIQGIE DIZNISON UNIVIZRSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY A. B. and M. A. AMERICAN HISTORY BIOLOGY HERMA N SCHONIBU RG HOLBROOK COLLIIGIE A. B. WORLD HISTORY ll