East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 '■»- 3C o. co ox CARDINAL HOARD EDITOR BUSINESS MG.R. ASST.EDITOR ASST. M. R FEATURE PUBLICITY LITERARY ORGANIZATION PERSONAL PERSONAL DRAMATIC ATHLETIC

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GREETING To the Teachers and Pupils of East High School A PRINCIPAL upon making a change in his official position, will always have some thoughts as to the probability of a smooth adjustment for both the school and himself. There is always a question as to whether the new man will fit into the new school environment, and also the question as to whether the spirit of the school will be such as to adjust itself to the new man. I consider it fortunate indeed to have met the fine spirit of helpfulness and co-operation which has been shown throughout the school by both the faculty and the pupils of East High. In order to make progress toward reaching our ideals as to what a high school should accomplish, no factor is so essential as the realization that we are all working for our school; and to find myself in a school where this feeling so largely exists, is a great satisfaction. I take pleasure in the opportunity of expressing through the Cardinal my appreciation for the very generous response which has been given me, and for the splendid spirit of helpfulness which has been shown. I , is my sincere hope that the East High School may always cherish the ideal of working for a more efficient citizenship; a citizenship made more efficient through that training which will emphasize clear thinking and a better ability to work with our fellow beings, in helping to solve those problems which have to do with our social welfare and progress. With this ideal in mind, I assure you of my hearty and sincere co-operation. S. W. Eh KM AN.