East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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D6d1C3 t1on o the lllustrlous past of thru gercat schools century old Hutchinson 91Xty year old Iosdlck Masten and twenty eight year old East And to the future of one even greater school enriched by traditions from all three Fast Hlgh School We the Class of 1954 humbly dedicate this xolume

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Fore Ward hrs year IS 1 H1llL9l0IH tn the hlstory ol Fist Hlgh Sehool Wtth the dlSCO11IlY1l18ULC ol Hutehtnson Centml and losdlek Nlftsten Park Sehools m my students sadly btde fire well to thetr sehools and mme to l ist 'lhus three proud 1nd lllllSU lOll9 trtdrttons were blended lnto one Ltke the 'lhree lVlusleeteers of old all pledged thelr lalth eehoed tn that phrase All lor one and one for all Speaktng lor the students of Hutehtnson C entrtl 'lhelma Anderson s'ud at the opentng assembly rlhoueh we hoped tt wouldnt happen yet here we 'ire Soon bv eulttxttlng new lrtendshlps wtth teiehers 'md students we wtll Und ourselxes one happy famlly bound together by a new sehool splrlt and a sense of loyalty to a eomrnon eause l or E'1stH1gh Sehool Ronald Schwartz sand rl o e teh stude nt new to Past who brmgs wlth htm 'tn honored tmdttlon tn sports Floday East 19 the biggest sehool ln Buffalo lets all wo k together to make tt the best lor the students of ne 'trbv lw0QdlLk Nlastcn C orclon Qmlth now says lt w ts he art bre llillig to leaxe the sehool where x e htel spent three hippy ye trs but reftllftng that the world does not watt for those w ho look baek we aeeepted what w as to be ind even began to antlelpftte the adventure lheid And East dtd not fall us The famlllar faees ol lrlends the frlendly aeeeptmee of us by Fasts students ull ttese eomblne to mtlse us thtnle of l' 1st as our Alma 'Vl'1ter 'lhls boole IS the reeord ol how the students from three sehools llke Athos Porthos and Aramts worked together to ereate a new tradltton for 1 new East Htgh Sehool 4 .. X ' z 5 . .. 1 - z 2 'X 1 ' x. ' 1 1 as - I s y ' ' ' K5 53 L x x . I t K . - I x K , x I x r ' f s s ' 1 - 1 - U w y - 1 I ' 7 ' ., ' . x l Q ' sh E t 1, e . , 1 , . . 1 , . . . . . . . l ' 4 . l . 1 ' 1 . . , seholastle and extra-curricular aehlevements, we btd we-leome. 4 . . 'c J 4 . ' - e. X , l L Y -1 1' cg 'I ' ll xf A l ' 1 y ' - ' I i !'i z 9 - -- 4 te -1 1 z - ' A . L i Y 4 w Q sul l v I vii I 6 l 1 .'. C X 2 X E 12 I .. . . . . . ,. . , X z -- Q ,.',.. 3-1 l-.K - . , f 1 . v 1, - . , . ,S K C x 4 AK - . l A K l . 1 'B' V Q ' I x x Y ' I ' 1 1 . . ' . , ' - , , , , ,

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Llllle Seel hen MISS Marlon Rands retlred East Hlgh lost a warm hearted teacher The friendly lnterest she took ln her puplls endeared her to them and her hlstory classes wlll fondly remember the colorful talks she gave on her subject We hope that ln her retirement Miss Rands Wlll succeed ln all her endeavors and w1ll have the opportunity to contmue all her favorlte pursults EAST HIGH BIDS -FAREWELL or many years Miss Llllle Seel kept the scholastxe records for the Honor Socxety and planned lts Honor Assemblies She was a real frlend to her students who always enjoyed the cheerlulness of hex General SCILHCL elasses She regularly gave much of her spare time to carlng for the aged and our good wishes are sent to her as she nova goes out to devote her great ablllty to contmulng that worthy vsork I v'x Marlon Rands