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

Page 29 text:

S 1 ! If favs .V J' I f aw Xxifa ,53 AT Q w

Page 28 text:

4 1 - mrgr'W1gicvfgj 'F'1 fy I Q t. --.is ,, X: N V Z Q ,Je . '-i',f V ,a fl ,Q A Q . , 1' wh , , WJ, H3 ,,. 1 U.,. . , , 4 V - , ' .VL ' 'MM 5 x hy, v 1 ,V ,X 1 'iP5?Z.'2 ,1

Page 30 text:

'lQf:'- 'if I 'Q 5 1 3 20. s Htstoru lhere have been -1 great number of classes graduated from East High School but it is extremely doubtful if any have left a more singular impression than the class of nineteen twenty-four. This cla.s is perhaps the largest in point of numbers th'1t has ever been graduated. However its chief merit is not in its size but rather in those things which the members have done to make the school a larger and better institution. As a sophomore class, it contributed in a great measure to the athletic life of the school, and in a period of three years has produced some of the finest athletes that have ever represented East High School. Such men as Dern, Carmon, Smith, Berry on the gridiron, basketball court, and Cinder path Only those who are members of this class can appreciate the presence of such musicians as Marjory Klemm, Margaret Anderson, and Georgia Standing. The quality of their voices will not be forgotten soon. They represent the Great number of talented young people in music who were members of the class of nineteen twenty- four. This class has further contributed to the intellectual standards in our school. A large percentage of its members were honored with their names on the honor roll, and it is predicted that the good reports constantly received by the office in regard to our former students will continue as testimonials of the excellency of this class in their school work. v f v it Q - b ng- :L Q! . .' vgfxqa 5 ft Beckwith, and Buchanan are but a few that will long be remembered for their abilityi D D Karl Hardy, Deborah Jennings, and Charles Mixer are but a few of its splendid orators and writers. 0ur publications have been made very successful by members of this class. Nowhere in the country is a finer school paper or a more distinctive year book to be found. Dramatics have also received the splendid support of il- lustrious members of this class. The social life in the school was made enjoyable and entertaining for the class, and it is also of interest to note that a large number of beautiful girls are leaving the East High School with the class of nineteen twenty-four. Thus we could go on and enumerate endless accomplishments of this class, but it is enough to say, that when high school days are but sweet memories, the class of nineteen twenty-four will still be pursuing a course that will lead only to happiness and prosperity. -. 551' fu Page 22 I W? ff tc -S ,.. .QP 'DQ , , 'Q , . W few , i s -u