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

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1 'fi W vw 12 My lj 13 S V, fl wr af aw WE tttttttt Wtth a tew minutes snatched Father Ttrne tn the morning betore schoot, an opportunity ts opened tor a bit ot retaxation betore the school day begins. Perhaps tessons aren't autte cornpteted, but then, they can 'oe done tn study. East, tn the early morning sunhght ts a gorgeous spectacle tew see, Pttthough tts hatts and classrooms are deserted, its appearance ts as one ot a masters ather than merely a deserted trout painting, r schoot. I w

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'tit tttumxtv Winter at East brings on an added beauty to the schoot's appearance, but the campus is deserted in iavor oi warmer halts. Stiii, the ciear, crispy air ot morning makes tor iceener minds in ciasswork, and ior sometime the sensu- ous joy oi enjoying the out-oi-doors is virtuaiiy iorgotten. With the advent oi tune, however, students are once again reveiing with nature, but now enioying the soit cooi- ness oi the shady North Carnpus in piace oi the sunhght, popuiar in May. Yes, students' tastes may change, but ' on interests. never their cornrn - ,wi ,ary

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-D f' 'Wt WW WSH' Q resttut dreaminess comes over thelt. trt as they attempt to study tessons under the newty-teated trees, or ts it poetry the tettow is reading? Whatever tt may be, such content ts worth more than att ot the hours spent tn concenf trated study. The South watt has been the tocus ot many a chat, and Witt go on as one ot East's numerous rendezvous tor many more years. Perhaps it may merety be a tight conversation. Perhaps tt may be something more. kiwi ,pull