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

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FAREWELL At break of day we sally forth Toward east or west or south or north, And early in the morning bright Q We plan the future 'til the night. ls it not queer we cannot see A What the future holds, what is to be, That we can't tell when some mistake We are in life about to make? Now we begin a life so new Away from school, away from you. We've set a goal which we must reach By using rules instructors teach. Ambition is our right hand man. We plan to use him all we can. ln everything we set to do We'll stick right to it 'til we're through. Now here's a thing that we might ask, What is our really, truly task? Hard climbing up and not to roll This is the way to reach our goal. To be successful means to work To struggle on and never shirk And we will find that in the end We've happiness and some to lend. Our Alma Mater we will leave lust wishing there were some reprieve Not one that means we've failed somehow But time to make a final bow. It took a long, long time, it seems, To learn that teachers are the beams Of all the knowledge we have built, But we won't weep for what we've spilt. We'll always cherish red and white And for those colors we will fight Much harder than we did before In any way you may implore. Adieu East High and faculty Adieu until another day When we return as visitors And walk upon familiar floors. ..r,gI 14 Ig.. Adieu, our Alma Mater true, We wish now to extend to you The loudest and sincerest cheers And much success in future years. - Dorothy Verheyden

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MID -YEAR CLASS I OFFICERS PRESIDENT , . . . EARL SARGENT VICE-PRESIDENT , MARIE HENKLEMANN SECRETARY-TREASURER . . HESTER HELD The 1929 February Class will always have the honor of being the first class to graduate from East High in the middle of the year. As the oldest class in 1929 should, we feel that we have set a fine example for the lower classes. We have represented East High in athletics, forensics, scholarship, music, literary, dramatics, and, in fact, every type of activity at school. We feel that we can look hack with pride and satis- faction upon our three years of work and pleasure at East High. Graduafed Wffh Hzylz Honour HESTER HELD Graduaied Wz'fh Hononr LUCILLE NEUMANN LILLIE LUCKMANN MARIE HENKELMANN JOSEPH LISKA MARIE MAURAD 16 Ip..