East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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EAST HIGH S C H O 0 L, M INNEAPOLIS GLADYS McCUAIG An ardent little suffragette. Whose ceaseless words we'U ne'er forget. MARGARET McPHARMX Her veil but dims the glory that encircles her fair face.” ESTELLE MAGI ERA “Kou know, my brother—” JOSEPH MAC I ERA Qualifications: Violinist, track man, foothill- hero, pianist, singer, dancer, skater, basketball player, and general favorite. WALTER MALSEK Ah, the many moonlight nights I have wandered by my self (???). (21 1 LOUISE MALCHOW ‘A maiden never bold. Of spirit still and quiet.'

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N I N E T E E N EIGHT E E N C A R D I N A L ELIZABETH KIRKPATRICK One of “Ackic’s favorites. LORRAINE KNEELAND Is she not mure than painting ran express nr youthful parts fancy, when they love? CLARENCE LARSON If hen Clarence dunces- 'tis not upon his own feel. LUELLA LARSON How do? MYRTLE LARSON ' Knowledge is. indeed, that which, next to virtue, truly and essentially raises one man above another. [201 EARL LUND A fine volley of words. And quickly shot off.

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BBBWIlBiiiH; .'3 :n • .iihiiimiinlii'iinoi; n i r S' E T E E ? s E I G II T E E C P L R D I N A L SYDNEY MARCUS Is it style, Sydney, that makes the man? ETHEL MARTIN To be slow in words is only a woman's virtue BERNARD MERRICK One of our “Sammies — Quiet, but on the job. REYNARD NELSON He will win in the long run. CLIFFORD PAULSON ;Yo really great man ever thought himself so— RUTH PEIK Oh! Could you view the melody Of every grace. And the music of her face. I 22 1