East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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f- fx' If .N . f F ' ' xi as l xx Y X K ' . LEONARD ROOD Editor-in-Chief of The Orient 145: Chairman of the Student Council 145: Class Play 145. So light to the seat the lair lady he swung: So light to the wheel beside her he sprung. EDWARD RUZIN ' Modesty seldom resides in a breast that is not enriched with noble virtues. HOWARD SCHAUB Class Play 145: Football 145: Orient Staff 145 . Men of talent are men for occasionsf' RUTH SKELLIE Girls' Club 135, 145. President 135: Stu- dent Council 145: 'ZEM Secretary 135: Vice-President 1452 Bos'ns Bride 125: King Hal 145: Class Play 145: G. A. A. 115. 125, 135, 145: Orient Staff 135, 145, Associate Editor 145: '2315 Personals 145: Christoforus 125. Executive ability and good looks has she, Shes a 'rara auis': on that we all agree. CLARA SPRANGER Girls' Club 145: G. A. A. 135. Then why pause with indecision, lVhen bright angels in thy vision Beclzcm thee to Helds Elysian? HIEDVIG SVITAK Her, lively looks a spriyhtly mind enclose: Quick as her eyes and unsized as those. FRED Fl-ROTTER Honor Student: Winner of Prize Contest. American Branch of Sons of the Revolution. Heart to conceive, understanding to direct, and hand to execute. NtXOXlI 'TURNER G. A, A. 115. 125, 135: Glce Club 1351 King Hal 145. lVe wish we were as smart as she, And had her personality. ETI-lliL XVINTER I-'or there be those who love her in their hearts. 3 wtsssmxx . Wx sus Y S K .... . .tt... . tt:. . .,.. . kkkkmkxkkkiskxxxxxmmxxx xXNNNXXNXNX A Classes Page Twrix ty-tzva

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if ,' if Q, 1 -f'lIlY lIl ' Nfl W HIJTORIF A l l l-cl mm L '24 CLASS Fellow Classmates: Commencement day is near at hand. Although we are looking to that day with eager anticipation, as the day draws closer, we are touched with sad- ness at the thought of parting with our teachers, under classmates and each other. To most of us this is one of the important days of our lives as it marks the end of the preparatory period and the beginning of our active period of lite, wherein each of us hopes to accomplish the purpose he has in view. Gradua- tion marks the transplanting of us, tender plants that have been nourished and cultivated in the green house under the care of our parents and teachers, to the open world, where our characters must either grow in strength or sink in weakness. When we leave Old East High, even if we continue our school training at some higher institution, we shall ind that we shall no longer be treated as children, but as men and women who are held responsible for their actions. Let us be faithful, keep our promises. meet our obligations, be willing to pay the price of success in hard work, and never attempt to bluff our way. Otherwise, we cannot say we have succeeded, no matter how intellectual we may be, Although a person does not achieve success in a minute or without encountering obstacles, there are well known keys to it: amongst them are personality, strength of will, and cheerfulness. A man possessing these qualities cannot fail in life. To the man who has attained his desired goal four chief attributes are needed to make life worth living, worship, love, work, and play. East High has ever been imbued with the slogan, Let's go. Let the spirit of that motto continue in our future activities. Sincerely yours, ALBERT R. MAEDER, Nwmxmxx S X- 3 X .mc X New t X NewsawwwMsWewwxwcwtwNawww-XXwasmmmwmmwmwwxMmcme xwmtcccwccccc.ewwttMc,cM.NNasXitNNtasiwWNWNW,NXccaMwcccttt.tW..wc.c,,Ws Page Tcvvizty-follr Classes