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

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The Staff HARLF.Y WITTir. E-iLil-or HAROLD WE BLR EJ-u ii nraa Trlamiir BETTY FG ELLER AiMftlnlit Li lrr..r IMLtu-r SARAH BA YE CJ«:wU(in-Ti Mwviftf KARL HACEMF.I5TER, ■Liitb.iMl Alhtrbic V-H MARGARET LANG Typtal TILL IE CO-HEM ArUrfLlint M TMIgef RORF-RT CREIUNC Ajtirliinl APvim-I lji n r r INEZ MAriTIlEY AlHftlDnL AtEIbI CLEMENT GEN1ES E PhoL+fraphir ROBERT JONES Afei.iii.il!. ' f ir-i- 11.1 .1 in J1 .St., n dt£„i 1.01 S BELL Loinli b.ililiiir HARVEY SARGENT Wll anil IFumIut Ijddet ALFRED MICHAEL AifeLi ' anl Aiti»rfc.iJ«,t MARION VOI-K Are 1 I L t r AUSTIN DESTAtHL An-lsCariE Arlip[ ELSA GRIMMER Lltfpjinr Fd lies KFrR W E N I IAGERTY Afc]i I- -1 is Er3i Lux LORRAINE St 1 1 1 3 ' l L ApBipluttL L, . nip L ' l ilvr DORIS PRUST A -Ui fe-.nl IV U .j rul Ha map F.ilM-nr LILLIAN OLMSTEP Auliimn? Acti ' f rtikinf Minii ' {f r BF-RNICE GOLDMAN Aiiist-ant Arl Lililyr MY RLE PETERS A i.fefiu’ Arl i ■! Editorial S ci r iviii ny year thi educational instit Lilian of oun ha Intn known tltu htAlc aver an Old F. t High. In Mir wittf of Hi word it veil I MvH b no lshown by thi name. When Hit school year starts in the fall of nineteen hundred and twenty-four, the cl a sue will net a enll ' le- an the campiLi of Old East High., but at the new building which will be completed nl that time. With such 1 wonderful new home And such a beautiful idle, it would not be proper or nullable t,v term it a “Old F.a t Hifh’ r . ITr-opy that ±1 ndjn ! n t the name Old Rant High School wiLi have vail iAhtl. 1 Am stir , KflWtMr, Ilia! every student will carry on the spirit of OH East High; fur- thermore let uii hope that every senior who graduates from the new school will have httiitd what ■ ' pep ' is, and let ' s hope he ha alio learned the meaning of loyally and co-operation. Ingredient of real school spirit. A Few setirvA of year Ftom now when Hi Senior are engaged in the duties of life, they will think hack upon the old East High School a - a place where their happiest dny Were ijtervl- With pride they will recall the football team, the basketbalL team, the debaters, ihc oratory a rad declamatory contests, the carnival and the many good activities which took place in the school at that time. Although seriously handle flipped, some of the best football lea mm of the st.it:.- were placed un (he srirliton field by Old East High School, Nest year the team wilt be able to enjoy Hie clean and well-built training room which will be offered in the new- building. Old East High School had. no gymnasium to offer,, and If a basketball team was to be had a place must he secured c»Ttltr|Ufally permission wa secured to us the Armory. As the Armory is- about a mik from school you can readily see that thi was- a great handicap to the team, Nest yi-ftr we will have a wonderful new gynnraiium which will offer so much better practice ■conditions than before, that even better teams will likely result. The team will be rijjht at home and student will be 1 1n-re to hack them up. They will see them practice and will know what they can , I . When the Auditor! tint, which ha been promised very soon, is added to the iicw building we will Ijr able- to accommodate crowds, and this of course will help our debating teams, orfttory and declamatory contests. In the present building, conditions are not adequate to handle thin type of work advantages Li Jy r Great livings .n-r- e p+et d of Student of the ftcW high idltal. The spirit of live old high com- bined With thi wonderful new building should be. anti Will bo n wipilliig eefrtbltlAtlOP, —HARLEY WITTIGr Editor. P gi A ' fiu

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Faculty Wc introduce our faculty All seated 1 round the council fire With Big Chief Mixon at the lie ad To great heights may we not aapire? [). s, ‘2 i j-:. M. ' 2 t E. N. 24 Page Efcnrji