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

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. . 'WS Senior Class THE year 1930-31 cannot possible be termed anything but a successful year for East High School. In spite of the fact that we have worked under the handicap of the big depression, which has hung over us like a large shadow, cutting down our theatre money and our candy consumption, East High can boast of few years better than the one just past. This year about 6 50 seniors Qwhich considerably outnumbers last year,s senior classj are awaiting the commencement exercises, which will make them full-fledged graduates, able to start along the rough road of life, more intelligent, more confident and more able to cope with the problems which everyone is called upon to meet as he goes through life. In past years, East has always been outstanding in all sports, and this year has been no exception. The teams East has developed, have been leaders in all athletic events. Along with athletics, East High has also been outstanding in its social activities. Reviewing some of these events, there is the S. A. E. dance, the Cadet Hop, the Girls' dance, the Junior-Senior reception, Senior Sluff day, the Senior picnic and the Senior Girls' Breakfast. All of these have been extremely successful and as time goes on they will stand out as high lights in our high school career. So we, the seniors of '31, say farewell to East High School, with our minds pregnant with pleasant memories of the many days spent at our dear Alma Mater. And after we have gone out into the world as spokes in the great wheel of progress, our thoughts will often wander back to X East High School, and we will recall the enjoyable times we had ' fv' while there. . .5 T, To the Juniors: lx V J 1 i 1 K7-X 1 May you surpass Xeach preceding class of East Side High. Our lfarewelltoast to you. xt .13 Q . ,Q FORD BARLOW, President Q 'HE l ' X. 1 X 1 ,cl -3 ,al -T FORD BARLOW LAVON WEST DAVE ASHTON President Secretary Reprexenlative JEANNETTE CLAWSON ROLAND MALZAHN Vice-President Treasurer Page 2 8