East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ODE TO MR. WEBSTER Bv JOHN O. CHRISTIANSON Worked over by Miss Jrter J jAT( RF knows a gentle art zeliich stirs ■ ’ A man's ideals and hopes to greater things: But when this hope on duty bent Calls one away from out our midst, If'e fain would stay the beckoning call And give unwillingly our best unto its keep. Thus, Change, revoTving in his restless course. Does lead from us in honor's train Fair Minnesota’s worthy son. Our eyes rest wistfully upon his visage kind. Vet our glad cheers rise up to speed him on; And though his days at Fast are o'er, his toils ne’er cease To better human lot. He unremittingly searches out The constant truths that speak for heeding man. lie plies his powers and does the manly part; He shirks no austere task, no issue hard. Faithful striving is the zeay that leads his steps to fame. A leader among men he lives, humble, sincere, full of sympathy. His sturdy manhood gentleness and loVc compel. While memory lives, he will live, and serve to guide us, An ez’cr-grouping family, large and free, To better, nobler deeds and higher aims. Il'e still shall see him on the onward szeeep. His face turned lozeard the crest, where He secure shall ride—the symbol of manhood true. May honor note exalt his name, and ceaseless Time proclaim— This is a man. I 26 J

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Ye East High Hotel Term‘: a depend‘ Head Bell Boy. Charles Gibson CENTRAL A VENUE Head Chef. Mrs. Jones HOTEL REGISTER NAME ROOM VOCATION Ackerson, Willard H.— Batch elder, H enry E... Bennett, Ellura......... Ber, Adelaide M......... Cady, Lawrence.......... Case, M. Maude.......... Clifford, Julia B....... Cockrur n, Edna G....... Cole, Ruth F............ Cook, Louis G........... Cooper, Helen........... Curran, Hugh A.......... Dahl, Anna D............ Dana, Mary H............ Dockkn, Elizabeth G... Donaldson, Eleanor . . .. Erickson, Victor L...... Freeland, Harvey L...... Gje.ms, Lina K.......... Glenn, Everett G........ Goddard, Guy............ Gray, Raymond H......... Grimm, Marguerite . . .. Hagen, Ida.............. Hawes, Harriet M........ Hayes, Bridget T........ Hubbard, Gertrude A.... Jeter. Jane............. Lotze, Hazel E.......... Luehrs, Opal E.......... McDii.l, Genevieve S---- McIntyre, Mary R........ McMillan, Bertha I K Nis, Mary B.......... Merrill, Agnes.......... Mortenson, Mary E....... Parlin, Florence W...... Pennell, Eugene D....... Poppe .................. Ray, Floyd W............ Rich, Elizabeth......... Sawyer, Harriet J....... Scripture, Bessie....... Sebrinc, Marjorie H..... Shillock, Anna F........ Slifer, Arthur C........ Spohn, Aucust L......... Stanton, Alta L......... Stroiimeier, Lydia K.... Tjossem, Lester......... Todd, Emma E............ Ulrey, Sharon S......... Webster, W. F........... Whitten, Julia G........ .......A.......................................Latin .......42....................................Chemist ry .......15................................Mathematics .......K.....................................English .......38.................................. Physics .......D........................Mathematics, French ........ 6...................................Science .......21................................Mathematics .......G.................................Mathematics .......41..................................Chemistry ........ 8.........................................F rench .........O..................................History, Mathematics .......LI.....................Mathematics. Grammar ........22...............................Stenography .......J................................Mathematics, Spelling .........F.........................................H istorv ........19...................................Swedish .......31.......................................Shop .........1.....................................Latin .......46........................ Mechanical Drawing ........28...............................Mathematics ........32............Commercial Law and Geography ........23............Business Spelling, Stenography ........25............................Norse, Algebra .......40....................................History .........L...................................English .......45.....................................Sewing .........C...................................English .......26....................................English ........B1....................................German .........E...................................English .......H..............................Latin, History .......39.................................Mechanical Drawing .......43....................................Cooking .......Cl................... English, Greek History ........14.................................. History ........44.............................. Applied Art ........27................................Commercial .......20................................... English .......29, 30.............................Shop Work .......11................................... English ........18...................................English ........ 4.................................Librarian ........16...................................English .........B...........................German, History ........36..................Plus, and Com. Geography ........10...................................English .......17....................................English ........ 9....................................German ..........................................Penmanship ........ 6....................................Botany .......35.................Economics, History, Civics Sanctum Sanctorum..........................Principal .......44...........1...............Freehand Drawing [25]

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MISS PEDERSON YJf HENEYKR we enter that awe-inspiring sanctuary known as Mr. W Webster’s office, whether in time of prosperity or in time of trouble, we are always greeted by the cheering smile of Miss Nora Pederson. No matter how late the hour or how busy she is, she is always willing to help us and answer our trifling questions. Where would we he if it were not for her aid? “I’ve lost my purse; I’ll ask Miss Pederson.” “Pardon me, may I use the telephone?” “May I see my dismissal card? I want to count my credits.” These are only a few of the questions which interrupt her in the course of her daily work. As Mr. Webster’s secretary she has been his able assistant tor the past five years. When Miss Pederson is absent, the school machinery stops. Her value to the school is beyond estimation. She is a favorite with faculty and student body alike. [ 271