East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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mama (Cardinal Ufaarit Editor-in-Chicf Assistant . Elizabeth Wellington Business Manager . Myron Henry Assistant . . . Rov Lenhart . . [ Margaret Drew L,terarv ■ Edward Bade Helen Dunn Irving Roth Art . Organization Sports Photographer Anna Gavin Marian Webster Jesse Carpenter Wilbur Price Oswald Wyatt Everett Barton

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0) ittiss ,l)eter anb ittiss hillock, mlfosc loyalty to fcast Ifiiyli School thronoh all the years of their seroice has been constant anb true, tue bcbicate this hook.

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iHfwiimiiiaiiiiJii3Uflrj:i!ini!n£iiiiiwhHMiuii»ili!ii«i :iB[isfiitniiWFiin (jiiaF.ni.miriifiiiPi n«i7U3nniitiisimfirw4i»fi A Jttatter of policy HE CARDINAL is not necessarily, as many seem to think, a Senior Book. We believe that the policy of many of the annuals of the past, in confining the book particularly to Senior events and Senior talent, is wrong; and that such a policy is a jxrversion of the true purjx sc of a school annual. Of necessity, the senior class figures most prominently in the l ook; but it should not, by virtue of its influence, assume a monopoly of its contents. A school annual, as its name implies, should be representative of school life. Working under this assumption, the board instituted the oj)cn-lx x system for obtaining contributions. The results were splendid. It was through these boxes that we obtained many of our most humorous anecdotes; and also were aided in getting in touch with talented pupils we had never heard of. The co-operation of the freshmen was especially gratifying. Though their work was generally unpolished. it was imbued with the right spirit. We hope that in the future this course will lx followed to an even greater extent; for by making the entire school, freshmen, sophomores and juniors, as well as seniors, contributors, the Cardinal may be a truly representative annual. Win) A nt ONI : of the most interesting events of the fall term is the day when our alumni have charge of auditorium exercises. Excitement runs high because TH k of the approaching football game. The alumni help us cheer and sing; they 1 hxist our athletics and other school features. We are inspired bv the faith they show in their school and in us as their successors. But so far. this yearly platform gathering has been East's only attempt at reunion after graduation. We believe that there could and should lx established an East High School Alumni Association. Almost every high school has an organization of this kind. Some classes vold wonderful reunion records and all boast of great satisfaction in “getting together again. To these schools it must appear as if East were lacking in loyalty. On the contrary we know that East has as much spirit as any other high school. Surely, here is a tangible way in which to express our appreciation of the school. In the spirit of good fellowship, let us lxx st for an associated alumni! r lllif li i:i h I tl.IJil Irl;. Ui-ii’l'i II13I i.'lih I i illimmm—