East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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J. S. BURTSFIELD, Assistant Principal

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Senior Number EAST HIGH ECHO 7 im 4G G Q E Q Q5 5 X AQ ID Q -N 'ID 1 CPRINCIPALZS' JVIESSAGE This is the first class that has taken all its work at East High. Added to that is the fact that most of you also attended Lincoln Junior High and that many of you have been under our care and guidance throughout your entire school career. Is it any wonder that we have the most tender feelings toward you and that we are proud of you? Nor would we wish to leave out any of you who have come to East from other schools. All of you have fitted well together so that it would almost require a checking of the records to de- termine who began at Lincoln and who first entered school else- where. The graduation will mark the end of our close association in person at the least. But we hope you have grown to love and respect us as we have you, that the absence will be in person only, and that we may still continue to hold the place in your hearts that you will always hold in ours. When we say we wish you success and happiness we are put- ting it very mildly. Our lives will still be linked with yours, your successes will be our successes and your failures our failures. However, we do not anticipate your failure. We believe you will continue to manifest that indomitable spirit which has helped you to surmount your difficulties and that you will continue to demonstrate your worth and your ability. We believe that in your lives of service you will more than justify the judgment of those who have had faith in you, and who have been willing to make the sacrifices which makes your success possible. You have learned that success does not come without effort but you have also learned that the success is worth the effort. You know the joy of service in a worthy cause, the bitter disappoint- ment of defeat and the crowning excellence of victory. Your de- feats have spurred you on to nobler efforts and to ultimate victory, so that they have served to bring out hidden qualities which you did not know you possessed, so they have been of real value to you. We hope this will always be the case. You have learned to apply the lessons of the schoolroom to the affairs of life. We can only wish: That there may be just enough cloud in your life's horizon to make a glorious sunset at its close.

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Senior Number Smith, J. W. Burtsfield, J. S. . Ackworth, Mary E. Beckwith, Vara . Bennington, Ruth . Carlson, Oscar A. Carmichael, Eliza Carson, Terry W. . . . Chambers. George Christy, Mabel A. Clemens, Genevieve Clinefelter, Olive Davis, Margaret . . Dickey, Anne M. Dingledy, Eleanor Fell. E. E. ..... . Fielding, Howard J. . . Fox, Vallan ..... Geis, Harry L. . . . Griffith, James P. Heard, Myrtle M. . Hadley, Reba . . . Hake, Clyde L. . . Hall, Doris ..... Hewitt, Hazel ,. . . Higgs, J. L. . . . Higley, Ruth .... Hudson. Jennie . . Johnson, Mildred . Jones, Olive ..... Joslyn, Mildred .. Keppler, Louise ,. Klinefelter, Lillian Lavine, Anne C. . . Leach, Don B. Leete, Bertina A. . Leyda, Walter C. . Littler, Harley M. . . . Lowmiller Edna . McCall, E. S. . . . . McDougall, 1John .... EAST HIGH ECHO Faculty Roster 9 Principal Assistant Principal , . . . . Typewriting . . Social Science Art . . Sheet Metal , . . . . Music Music . . . Mathematics , . , . . English , . . Stenography . . . . . Mathematics . . . Domestic Science Latin . . Social Science . . . Social Science ...... English ...... English . . . . Mathematics . . . . Social Science . . . American History . . . . . Mathematics . . . General Science English English . . . . Mathematics . . . Social Science . . . Mathematics Art Gym Sewing Algebra Elementary Business ............English Auto Mechanics Cafeteria Supervisor . . . , . . General Science Gym . . . Domestic Science Library .. Pattern Making McFarland, Eleanor .. ........ Gym Merriman, Pearl .... ,,,,,, E nglish