East High School - East Echoes Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RAYMOND LAM REAU Vk -FrTaidTail, LESTER CRANSTON Fnkidtfnl LOR JUNE BURDOU 5 « ' ;r arcJ

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A BACCALAURETE MESSAGE You irf living i-11 the age in- the hiilary of the world jir» age in which the individual ha the lirrttcil op port un i tie for aelf development. and aL the the umc time ha the widest field fur rendering helpful tind (list iii ' jujshrd servlc tp mankind. You will taunt ya ar life a lucctu in la hruyau have ■lent jour tit most to make yaurselF fit to play a worthy part in the life of the new world t h .it In Lo tiUriir from the tit an tic struggle now rAging between the- force of i ra j-t: It I and right. Yen will be luttrnful to the extent that you have actually given ome of your own thought and life to the solution of the many perplexing problem that will ari e in thi new day that L d.i waling. Most fortunate, my young friends, are you to be just beginning your life’s work at such a time a this, the golden age of Democracy.. I 1 1 ay a leading part pi this stage, and play it with credit to your selves and to your Alma Mater. — W. T. REAM

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LIBBY ABRAMS — Lit ' ' Generally Ajse.iki tig nhc i»l v; e nera I Ly ■ pfAbinf ' MARY ALLEN “Siller ' ' ' Not whM she daej, but ]t«w he doc ll, ,h E M MEL [ NE A NDRUSKEV [C Z— Em ' r “A wurbrr nl nyr minding her aw n a iTui rf- Anti doin-g her Level lirnt,” ELVIRA ARVEY ' Vifa Her hair in ii | more sunny than her heart ' HENRY ATRlNSON ' HeinLe” “A believer Ln Lh-v t»rutn«LiAn of energy, 1 ' MAY AYLWARD DUN DON Skinny” ' “Speech in iilvep — trfJenc La L 9 -