East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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1 6 - if :'A- T V.1' 3 '1'Q' Q :5Q2P1,g..5 '.i Mr. Ray's Message to the Senior Class -qv--1'1- When June 21st comes we will have finished our tenth year at East. The East Junior High opened in September, 1919, with the 7th, Sth, and 9th grades. Each year saw a grade added until in 1923 our first class was graduated. A large portion of our present gradua- ting class entered East in September following -our first commencement. Since 1919 our enrollment has increased from 550 to over 1500 last September. Our faculty has grown from 23 to 65. Our first class in 1923 numbered 74. Since then the numbers have been 1924, 963 1925, 78g 1926, 73, 1927, 96, 1928, 89. We hope to graduate 78 this year. Our Senior class has not grown in size. Less than one-third of the students entering East remain to take a diploma with them.. Our graduates have made splen- did records wherever they have gone. They have rep- resented us in the leading colleges of' our land and have proved that East does prepare for college. I am proud of the records they are making. I find, too, that many of our graduates are working here in Erie. They are doing their part to prove that a High School education pays if you expect to enter business. Seniors,k go out and do as well. 1--wx., ,. 9