East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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i 0 HE high schools offer the greatest hope for the fu- ture ln them young people may absorb ideals of good citizenship and acquire ability to appreciate the true and the beautiful in life. High school graduation should be the aim of every young person of nor- mal intelligence and physical vigor. We are proud of the East ifkfra- iw f Q' cr '6Hold steadfast, High School, as of old For God and truth and fellowman. Constantia our motto be, As we determine so We can. it 2f6!f,-JZ? Av. High School and its achieve- ments. 4 -, H .HN -' K 1-1 1 s i v '- , -- ' 'if T. W X Page 10 t 1 l X my p 4:L.,...-....+....- ' I ' A' -u

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'l Q o'l'3- l i ' . ' .14 -' I SQ- 1 1,1 U -1 . . ,gn , RX x. , . ' fl' ' ' East High School stands for the development of her students physically, morally and intellectually. Her traditions, her standards, and her achievements should challenge the admiration and respect of the present Student Body, individually and col- lectively. Students should keep in mind the fact that they attend East High because they believe in the highest standards of scholarship, in the development of real manhood and womanhood, and in the highest type of citizenship. Class of 1924! Carry on, carry on! .55 ,... f-, s ' .4 ga 3 's . M file. ,- ' xr-an is AIRTP4-fad? G fa l

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0 make of the East High an Alma Mater which every student can regard with pride gratitude and loyal af- fection, and to make of every student a Hfoster childi' whom the school can regard in the same way 3-not only now, but as long as life shall last,-this is the happy and absorbing task to which I am privileged to contribute a little. The paramount duties of the East High School towards its girls areg first, to awaken intellectual curiosity, the desire to know, second, to train the judgment, the power to distinguish values, third, to teach self-control and self-reliance, the very foundations of character, fourth, to arouse sympathy and consideration for others which shall find expression in the desire and ability to co-operate for the common good and in the courtesy and gentle manners, that are the fine Hower of self-control and sympathy, and fifth, to develop a well-poised and healthy body which can use the best qualities of mind and heart. Toward the accomplishment of these aims, the dean of girls, in common with all other members of the faculty, is earnestly striving. fwijfsfryy , c ff ,. o rf- .-V it ik lil, ,fry X 5, V ,f9fQ,'1 page 11 I-5' , ' .-., Y ff, . . g 3 fl fi - - --. 6773 QQ . -as fs. L1 .- gp jnwilfx-r.1ls A?lr'a.r '