East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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To the Men of East High School Who Have Answered Their Country's Call to Arms, We Dedicate This Volume Ackley, Henry Ackley, Ralph Au.iwn, George ANDERSON, DoiCLA Anderson, Edward Anderson, Habt Anderson. Milton Haillik, Eabl BaRNARD, I.AWRENCE Barnes, Ray Becin, Zcphas Hero, Leonard A. Bertscii, Hi: limn r Besaw. Earlyn Kiel, Lowen Bigler, Oliver Hina. Walter Blanchette, Harold Bumut, Roland Blytiiin. Paul Hooky. Fit Jonk Boruski, Earnest Boyce. Floy d Bovum, Georce C. HbaITIIM AITE, FORREST Huaiiiiwaite, Gale Kredeson. Clarence Hricmt, George Novi Brock, Perciyal Brgdrick, G. II. Hiioorick. John F. Bkodhick, Martin J. Bros, Lorin Hroh n, Honaui Brown, Mark Brick. Walter Brunn, Victor Kilu . F.verahd Btimi, Ella worth B» ii, Willard a. Bveb». Pall 11. Cameron. Tom Campbell, Archie H. Cahlmw. Henry Carlson, Tiiorcny CARn, I an Case, Carlo ClIAriN. IIAROLU Chase, Henry W. Chare, I.ewu Ciimtielo, David Cii vmcLu, William Clark. Fred Cody, Wilpreo Cockblrn, Henry Collin , Loren Conneli, John K. Connell. Pall J. Coiirett, Hi cii B. Corcoran, John J. CoRMivcAL. James Councilman, Halstead Craic, Donald C.RorT, Elmui Cro iem, Frew Couch. Arthur Daiilqiist, John K. Daniel . Frank P. Davies. John Davie . Paul Davi . Charles H. Deeming, Horn hi |„ Hillman. Edwin Dollenmayer, Stacy Donahue, Arner Dorck, Irvinc Dorsett, Karl Dorsey. John Drake. Ralph S. Ellin. Oscar Encerrctson, F.li.ison. Earl Ellsworth. Ferrin Kllwell, Watson R. Erickson. Jeremiah Everington. Joseph Fader. Walter Facebos, Eocar Ferguson, Kenneth Ferllson, William Filipkk, Albert T. Fletham, William Fotte, Warren Foe. Allen Frary, I.lwi S. Friar. Floyd Fibber, Frank Gable. James Gable. Kenneth Canker, Geduce Harold Gardiner. Edwin S. Gatkke, Harry Gkhrand, Henry Gehrand, Robert Cetciiell. Earl Giltiman. David M. Gluck, Arthur Goode, David Guild, Edward S. Graham, Levin GRirrix. David Gi llette. Willis Gi'rnsey, Newell IIagberc. Clarence Ilium. Milton O. Hags erg. Worner Hall, Clinton Hall. O. C. Hamilton, Mark Hansen. Rtrnard Hansen, Erlinc Hansen, Walter Hastay, Maynard Hastav, Weld Hastings. Charles Haynes. Manley H. Haynes. Stanley H. Head, Neil C. Heath. Charles IIelmick, Alexander Helmick. Dan S. Henderson. Maurice Henderson, Raymond III NDRICksoN. OlTI. Hlhmstad, Arnold Hjlrmstad. Harry IIodel, Karl Hoganson, Kioolpii Hopkins, Frank Horscn. Dr. E. W. Horn, Victor llrnnARo, John D. IIuev, George Huey, Haroid IIilt, Georlk A. Hunt, George Milan Hurd, Cecil IIird, Mark Jaax, Hubert Jaax. Raymond A. Jacobsen, Howabd Jacobson, Walter Jacques, Edmund J. Jalma. Peter Jalma, Miciiael Jaroscak, Paul Jermvtrom, Roy Jermall, Roy Johnson, Alvin Johnson. Edgar Johnson, Ernest K. Johnson. Harold Johnson. Joseph Johnson, Norman II. Johnson, Paul Johnson, Walter Johnson, William Jones, Norris Jordan. Christopher Jlrcenscn, Walter Kallsky, Waldo Kamppp, Elmer Kaplan, Semvn Kaith, Harold Keatinc, Edward Kell . Walter Kendall, Castelow Kendall, Matthew Kincsley, Neil Kors. Otto W. Knox. Charles Liutmiir. Erlinc Lamoreaux. Lowell 1.1 ndeen, Ernest 1.1 NDCRCEN, MaL’RITX Lanc, Ceobce Leavenworth. Kir herd Lei. Herbert Lemon, Hobart Leonard. Harris Lillighen, Emmett Little. Ward Lonc, Fred Liftman. Lloyd McCord, Korin McCord, Kisseli. McDonald. Alexis McEllkoyt, James McFarlane, Harvie Mahoney, Edward Mahoney. William L. Mahonv. Clorce Martin, John Martin, Dean W. Masica, Alexander Masica, John Masica, Peter Malley, John Mason, Harold M At l, Earl Melgaard, Roy Merrick, Bernard Methven, Theiion Miller, Myron Misiewski, Alrelics Mitchell, Edward J. McoUY, Forrest Moore, How aro Moigan. I.eland Mouse, W in ami Moshier, Hi cii Munns, Cltiirert Nelson, Clarence Nelson, Hilo Nelson. Edui no W. Nelson, Earl J. Nelson, Frits Nelson, Irwin Nelson, Oslyr Nelson. Bn hen Newdeck, William Newton, William Nicholson, Edward Nicola, Malcolm Nicola, Roland Uke . Day I. Olson. Air red Olson, Eroen Olson, Richard Oplancb, Inlar Patten, Gerald Patten, Willard Peppi.n. Paul R. Peterson, Fred Peterson, Geoele W. Pulton, Arthur Pitrlaihi, Walter Post, GEduce Potter, Zen a L. Powell, Raeriln Pi uple. Walter Pye, William S. Quay lx, Fred Rees, Edwin Reeves, Percy Hua.ii Reynolds. Frank G. Reynolds. Gardner Richardson, Harcld E RichAKiisoN, Pc nv Rinfer. Oscar KitTCNHOLsg, David Robectucn, Thokwald Roby, IIiioiii Roman, Peter Ronald, Brooks Booh. Gaul Roskoyick, I.eon Kotii, Irvinc Row no, Chester RucKiicrr, Clarence Hi tiiertord, Silas J. Ryan, Jim Huston, Mortimer Andrew J Ivts. Ri »tu McLauchun. Kuktv McPmari.in, Albekt'B. Harmann, Clarence E. Mahoney, Dan St. Vincent, Chester Salisrury, Emmett Salisbury, Kenneth Samiclson, Benjamin Sardcson, Korert Sawyer, Lckuy Schmid, Roland Schmid. Walter Sewell. Samuel Sherburne, Frank Simcnds, Perry Sherburne, Frank Smith, Wii.lis Smith, William Smith. Woodbury Knyoer. John Solen. Loren Someuu, Floyd Stellwacen. S. M. Stene, James Stowe, Lewis R. Stbonc, Arthur Stellwacen, S. M. Sullivan. Arthur Sullivan. Thomas Sutherland, Levon Svedel, Orro Swain, Earl Swarbrick, Norri Thomas, Raymond Thomason, Homer Thompson, Charles Tillotson, Henry Tillotson, John Timderlake. Harold Touranceau, Alpred Treat, Fid yd Treat, Ralph Trump. Clarence Tupa. Frank Ulrey, Sharon Van Cleye, Kccinald Vincent. Charles VONDROK. RtDOLPH Vye. Vivian W ackerman. Albert W AHI Ql 1,1. Huco Wallen, Georce W alter , Grille W assiklejvske, Henry W av. Kenneth Way, Mi loin Weaee, Walter Weatiierrec, Lucien W EATIIERREE. VlCTOR W eek . Allison Weeks, Wiiuam Williams, Marshall William . Russell Wilset, Milden Wilson, W ard Wolslayer. Carl W’oOMirp, Roland Wyatt. Alvin Wyman, Aenold Yerk. Lewi Yerxa, Dudley Zeleny, Leslie Ziemer, Albert Ziemer, Roland

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MINNEAPOLIS COLLECTION Q 0- THIS BOOK. IS DEDICATED TO THE BOYS OF EAST HIGH WHO ARE IN THE UNITED STATES SERVICE

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iili.iiii. ‘ ,:i;::.. .11: ;:i : « : . 2...,1. ill mi ■»mia»n| miwjiii lwrp-r N I N E T E E IV El G H T E E N CARDIN f L FOREWORD 0’S ER the shield of our school, Amplius, swing the Stars and Stripes. Two hundred and fifty of our hoys are fighting for democracy. Nearly every week, another of East's sons leaves for some training camp. All of us cannot go “over there, hut we gladly fulfill the demands made upon us here at home, know ing that each sacrifice of time or money brings nearer the day when the boys come home. We are they who stand behind the fiag for which our men offer their lives. “My Stars and my Stripes are your dreams and your labors. 1 says our (lag. Our work is but one part of our duty to ourselves, our boys, America, and mankind. We and the coming generations, for whom all the world fights, must raise even higher the ideals which America has cherished. “Children of America, you are the hope of the world.’ That our fathers and brothers may not die in vain, we must keep our dreams golden, our visions bright and pure. Through her schools and homes, America teaches her lessons of courage, morality and duty, and the brotherhood of man. Let East be at all times worthy of her motto, Amplius, ever striving for higher, nobler standards. May the Stars and Stripes fly always proudly over a school which makes her children loval and worth-while men and women! M. J. TH ANK YOU We wish to thank Miss Whitten for her enthusiastic cooperation: Mr. Glenn for his help with the snapshots; Miss Hayes for her inspiring criticisms. We wish also to thank the following people, whose help has been indispensable: Mr. Ackerson Miss Cole Miss Cooper Miss Lackersteen Miss Jeter Genevieve Kupfer MaI.KKR St MERTON Alice Pesek Violet Olson Catherine Coffman Harry Poole Edith Styles Theodore Estabrook Raymond Houghton Bessie Fairbanks