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

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1f',1cUL7'1' G Fil LI CHRISTINA M. WEEKS University of WISCCDIISIII, B. S. uatc INork at University of Wiscmmiisixi CHESTER E. XVILEY Indiana University, B. A. Graduate Work at Harvard University JAY WlI,LIAMS University of Ncbmslazi EARL WILSON University of Notre Dame Oshkosh State Teachers' College hw Phkfq . W it I .Si - 1 . ., I N: , Ni: I 'Wm I X??.Q ,,t? fa, . , 'V . ,, I IMF- A- -. eww Q Q ' S., , 'i 4' 1 G

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17.10 Z ,1E1e011L.4N1f Z ' T 0 X11 gy Loyal Friendf My dear Boys and Girls: - The life of the Teacher is one of unusual opportunities for doing endur- ing good, often of large return in pleasant, perhaps grateful memories for service rendered, and always of rare privilege in many ways. It is lived among the boys and girls who are ever coming and going, and always young. ln this at- mosphere of Youth at East High l have been living for ten years among gener- ous lads and lasses with pleasant faces, bright eyes, keen wits, kind hearts. faithful memories-whoseisensibilities are wax to receive and marble to retain the impressions that are made upon them. He who lives thus happily should almost forget to note the passing days and years and decades. It would seem as if he drank daily of the Fountain of Youth. And so l dol Since that which never is to die forever must be young , why should we not always be young, all the way down to the end, however near or far that day may be? Boys and girls, knowing you as l do, l have the kindest feelings for you and for the East High that we have labored so faithfully and devotedly to make the unique and remarkable school that it is. l hope that we have so taught you that you will be manly men and wom- anly women, that we have found the spark of the Creator in you, fanned it into flame, and that it will live throughout all your lives. l, too, hope that we have touched your hearts and have given of our hearts to you. For ten years we have tried faithfully to sow good seed in this community. Oh, a wonderful thing is a seed, The one thing deathless foreverg The one thing changeless, utterly true, Forever old, forever new, And fickle and faithless never, Plant roses, and roses will bloom, Plant lilies, and lilies will grow, Plant hate, and hate to life will spring, Plant love, and love to you will bring The fruit of the seed you sow. That is something to teachl It goes home to the heart. So with best wishes to each of you, I am ever most gratefully, Your principal, June, 1950. 0. F. NIXON. E2-I