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

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Page EteifM FACULTY GROLT

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East High Spirit fiy Pltixcii ' Aiy O. K, Xisos sure. there are many kinds of spirits, anct far In- ii from lIm- nriliir of few lines id engage in a philosophic discussion of n riy of the various -.piE ii -- ermine-rated riiul 4litHd in Webster, T.i In- sun lewliat original 3 should like |. • wrke about School spirit, and mure purlieu lark that of ilu lias! ] School lint just whrn tEn yee menu by tlu- term “seltool spiri! 1 ? I ' or OHO Illicit tt ' f ttKflii tilt altitude and relation existing 1 1 ween teacher ami Student, twit ween rather am I Icaclisr. Ik r [ HVffn student and stlldeial. lielween I he principal and both leather ami student. anti tasih that existing lielween all .if tliene, l hr superintendents and Hoard of K location. Should all these various faclors of Our school tie analysed, l am certain that tlie ration would warn, the tit-arts of lls all. At heart Our school is fuitdanien tally sound, and it ever will hr, just so Ijuijp as it is composed of the same splendid i Material of which it ii »i present. Mcwr has the writer had tlu pleasure of working u till |wiv- mid girls who were ruorc easily reached, touched, changed find made right titan the huvs and |f iris of tin- IvaM High .School. Never has lie 1 h-cii associated with teacher-, who Were animated with higlier ide.als, imbued with more noble mid pat r lube purposes, who Here more approachable. atttl wliu possessed a broader under- stand i»g of Inn i ran sympathy and who realized iihhv fully that Ikw and girl are riot to In- reached merely through I he intellect kit through a broader understand- ing of lutliiiin nature and sympathies— the heart than the present splendid corps of teachers in the linsi High School. bur school is a compact organization, breathing unity id inil and |iar|n se; undue as a f acidly believe that a school diuuld l e goveme I .is » well regulated family where every memlH-r ha et|llal rights, yet is ever mirlrlful of the right- atuj welfare of others Therefore, we as a faculty and student burly are ns zealous of the good name of the Fast High School as are the individual members. ■ f (I:l- g ■- ■■ E name of their family, We realize ihal Kast I I i jjli has many line traditions : and we want io preserve these traditions, ami when the time enim-s. take all l!::li is good from tin, 1 old Ha si High into tin- new Hast High. Our Sufiertnlcndcnts and Hoard of L ' khiculion hove | een good v. us; ilivv have given us all we have asked them for. and they hive enr uragy .1 u- hi all our undertakings and achie vcmems. Our specific achievements bine liven many’ ■mr athletic teams are feared far and near, our debating teams made an excellent show Eilg. our declamatory contestants uccpiiUisd Llu-nueHc- m -i creditably. and Our Art students have won $40 this year in cash prizes. At the end of the fiKidiull vnnou our girls Ijunquvle.t (In- nil ire foal hull team, coaches awl faculty: while at tin- close of the debuting seas i; :i.i- Lincoln Club gave tlk- debaters a feed; and tile entire schtml took up .. c-il|eelioil loL ding $l t i ' to defray (lie deficit incurred by tin- debating work. Aside from iSu,- akivc achievements may lie mentioned the good work of the Art ' lub, die French Club, the Mask and ig i. lub, the Lincoln Club, tile Aeroplane Stall, tlu- jazz Hand, the (»ir|s ' Pep f. lull, the lines ' Hoo tcr Club, the F ' aeuhy- Student S i i a 1 Cominitlee, and many ot her minor organizations Iimi numerous (u mention. I he most gratifying thing of all in the mind of the writer, however, is the fact that ihf student body of liast High has not failed a single time |o re-pond tu an appeal of justice and fair play, and it i this fine sentiment, ihis altitude and relation. this eternal spirit of co-operation, indefinable as it rnav be, that prompu him to conclude that t III- spirit of the foundation u|hhi which the su[H.-ir- structure of our school spirit rests is fundamentally and gemimelv -,iuLml at heart; in fact, it stands utu like a rock in a storm. The |kist year has liven I nil a pleasure and a cm isolation tome; and 1 assure tile sludeut lairly, teachers. mid sciiou] authorities of my highest appreciation. consideration. rmd co o|ivralioii in every under ' inking for Use betterment of one of the most llirimughiv dfiunciatic ami meriean schools I know — ttu- Hast High School. I 1 ! offr Twfivt