East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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EHST HIGH IHNUS -vm now America has a firm conviction that children should be educated. The school of today is a wonderful institution corn- pared with the schools our fathers attended and the oppor- tunities that are offered for finding one's interests and abilities are many and varied. To some people who do not understand the aims and objectives of modern education, the school may seem to be teaching things that are not necessary. As graduates of East High School you must be our am- bassadors of good will. You must be ready to interpret the functions of every activity and demonstrate by the lives you live and the service you render that society made a wise expenditure when they gave you a high school education. We believe that your school is the best opportunity in the World-a gift that is without equal. We know you will justify our confidence and be a loyal supporter of East High. HE. E. FELT... 474 Page Eleven '

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EQST HIGH IHNUS urea um, l For you, the members of the Senior Classes, secondary school days are almost over. Society has given you your opportunity. By far the great majority of you have profited to the full extent in the program. You have expressed your- selves as being Well satisfied with the program and are grateful for what has been done in your behalf. However, you will readily acknowledge that this does not pay the bill. Society's investment has been too great for you to pay it all in the few short years you have been with us. It expects you to assume a place and demonstrate that the expenditure of time and money in your behalf is a worth-While investment. Worth-While investments pay dividends. What dividends will you pay? lf you will take the testimony of those who have tasted the fruits of life you will surely find that the greatest dividends are those which bring peace, happiness, and security to others. Your work here has made it possible for you to contribute far more generously in securing these blessings for all mankind. We are hoping you will devote your lives to such worthy purposes, and We can assure you that in bringing these bless- ings to others, you will secure them in far greater measure to yourselves. In doing this you will make us all proud that you have been graduated from East High. -l. W. SMITH. -fi-f Page Ten fE+

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