East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Editorials, etc. Pages 10 to 16 The Faculty 4 4 17 4 4 28 Class Album 4 29 4 4 70 The Under-Class Men 4 4 71 4 4 82 Athletics - 4 4 83 4 4 98 Organizations 4 4 99 4 4 110 Society - 4 4 111 4 4 116 Dramatics 117 4 4 122 Literary - 4 4 123 4 4 140 Jokes - 4 4 141 4 4 415 Advertisements 4 4 155 •• 160 m

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The Cardinal Board wishes to thank the following for the help they have given them in pn ducing the 1916 Cardinal Mr. Webster Miss Hayes Harold Pierce Miss Jeter Evan McGilvra Mr. Batch elder Emma Timberlakb Mr. Slifer Ardis Osgaard Miss Whitten J EA N ETTE K1RCH N ER Ben Judd Kerri n Ellsworth Elizabeth Anderson COSETTE KAVANAUCH Dorothy Gow Miss Brazee Miss Dana [ )

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THIS CARDINAL, A REMINISCENT NUMBER II is a good thing for one occasionally to step aside from the roar and turmoil of everyday life, and seek some secluded nook, where one can pause and ruminate upon the passing train of events; a place where one can ponder upon the “why and “wherefore of things. In this number of the Cardinal, we have tried to provide just such a nook. As this is “the Tenth Anniversary Number of our annual, we have, in a reminiscent mood, given over a portion of this book to things of the past. We trust that the stray facts, which we have gathered from annals of the past, may he of interest to those who are concerned in the history of this high school and this annual. We hope that, within the sheltering angle of these open pages, some weary alumnus may gradually drift hack into those dear old days, when he or she used to hear “Webby give one of those line, stirring talks of his,—or, perhaps, some ambitious undergraduate may be roused to do all within his power to keep up the illustrious name of East High School. If this hook partially accomplishes either of these things, we of the staff shall feel well repaid for our efforts. W. H. K. THE RENAISSANCE OF EAST HIGH I ’HE past year at East High has been one of the most successful years the school has ever had. It might be justly termed “the period of renaissance at East High School. To begin with, we won the long coveted football championship. It seemed too good to be true. Old “grads , and even we who are now in the school, could hardly realize it. East win the championship? Why, it was something to he dreamed of, hut never to be realized. The one “Open Sesame which accomplished this unusual feat, was the monosyllable “Batch , but we were not satisfied with a mere football championship. Under the guidance of a cer- f 101