East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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-. , . - - n Rf History of East East High School was opened in September, 1926. I. W. Smith ' was principal from 1926 to 1948. E. E. Fell succeeded him upon 5 his retirement. At the present time our total enrollment is 1,498, taking in ll I grades eight to twelve. e For many years we were known as the Sunrisers, but in 1950, upon recommendation of our coaches, and being agreeable to ct the student body, we adopted the Golden Bear as our symbol. 1 School cdlogs are Blue a 'El'Sold ' BP? ' 2 CCE- NC? 1 SW JF 2552- Qtr N 1 my D C gg Q ' 1 1 f - f-Q se C Q PCP, ' S X x ,uw sr Q32 his .?'lQ?7 'll v Q Q wwf? Nuggets '43, B Ft-K Nuggets was chosen by Echo poll in 1951 as our official 1 pet name for the Golden! Bear, symbol of East in all athletic contests. OIC, ' 't,1 :.11z'f'Lf .'2',27l . I , i 0-'17 and-f dxf Alfa ' 4 ' Class of '53 9-2 . 1 71 V I I X Class colors are Blue and White. 5 Class flower is Red Rose. 1 ? Class song is Beautiiu1 Ohio. W- sl ' . JM M Qrfjyc ' f 'ff ' joan ., l Mlfjw

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:K QW WM65 Foreward Q?-7-?D vfl Fw Ingt rse of the ear ohio will ce? I people have struggled to make Ohio one of the m Y A esquicentennial. For one hundred and fifty y ls A E 'Sf rosperous states in the Union l - S l? L ' In order to do our part in the celebration of this Kg? milestone in Ohio history we have dedicated a part of our I anus to salute the courage of its early pioneers .?w in converting a wilderness into productive farms . . . in the foresight of its citizens to conserve its beautiful streams and forests . . . in the intelligent use of its rich mineral resources so that large and small industries prosper alike. We hail the good government of the great state of Ohio for its vision, its courage and imagination in shaping its destinies so that all within its borders may enjoy the good life . . . where, from a brave past, they continue to plan ahead to a mightier future! We, the graduating class of 1953, are leaving with the hope that we have acquired sufficient knowledge in our four years at East High School to carry on successfully the example set up by the hardy pioneers. H di-c N x I - ' J 4 ,a.ao4.f M f . 741424, 5. AS No in IX: I of X ,f X D ' 3 E Qc' goo' fy' so God gave all men all earth to love, f K J. 0 X XV 'P But since our hearts are small, Lf! 1' U Q , KU' J' Lx xc Ordained for each one spot should prove uv yi Q 7 X Q30 Beloved over all. ' Q till t ' go va M -Rudyard Kipling Cl fy Q fl X 5 ,. ' o-T I' l My l kv' W Uffi My 40j,j,1riv' ,rf fqpfnfx, 4 Page Eight Hr 'gf J Yl ll of , y.,.2' 1 7 ,Q 6' pig