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

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A B It 0 P L A N E II CLARENCE MAY ’TiiTkinHj he knew iw! why. W eared not visits. LAURA MATHYS “SLIiifi™ KpUIrn Hint i li ni Lj u virluf,“ F-W Twenty-four

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T H E A E R O P I A N E WILLIAM Eli COOK ] J i 1 iurtKv ' i ' it hi (Msiitil PF.ARI. DC..’ CHARM R DtW W hci S-IV Llutl , I ill. i.iki ■ in cvfrythinff. ROY DU CHAP ME “Si mu ijiliKhuM mi 11-ni.L IV. I.nr woman (■£ Liter. REGINA EftLCHSLN For wit nlway:- fiicndly Ami rank ' d :l smille tor :ill Twh ' tiI y -l h ri '

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T H K A E li 0 P L A X ]•: MAE WALSH “Willi cVnir trnsuvee demure, and modest fiaze. LILLIAN WITTE For she was just ihe CLuiet kind whose natures never vary,” o THE CLASS OF 1914 Fuur years have passed and now are jpeno; They hum bivnifht liuth sorrow and Kindness; Yean, short to some, W fflhera Ion®, But all leave them behind with sfldnHB. We are now to etnhiLrk and sail -on life ' s sen I wonder vhal shall he our fortonea — Will our uea Ik calm, and our sky ttow Line, Or tOwienl wlcli strife and misfortune ' . 1 Wtiata”er bo on: fate and in what ever elLmc. May oar tliouehts wonder back in «ur dn.imiiLu To day — our days — E h aid Fast lEi h And the knowLo rce we i!lh ' :i were iricaninff, 1“ hi -rM- days are days W ' e shall never forK 1 ' . From Freshman yrar to the Senior, At Sophomore Banquet or Junior Prom Our dans lias proved a fit leader. Then here ' s to nuT phoi mates, leai-her-. and frinwls. The | artinjf with whom »i‘ deplore, Ha in off id the daw that now U ' uvl K. fj. B, The cla»i of uue nine, one and four, Vt F., ' ll Por;c Twonty-f|Vi