East High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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PREFACE bringing to us, the heirs of all the ages, a heritage at once in- spiring and bewildering in its magnitude. This year East High School enjoys the facilities of a new addition. lnscribed upon the' walls of this edifice is the design of the Chambered Nautilus, symbol of growth, emblem of the spirit of evolution which still inspires the modern world. As it was with a dream of future greatness that the men of his- tory recorded and propagated their knowledge and theories, so it is that our new addition, forming as it does a greater East l-ligh, brings with it the selfsame hope that we students may see in the future something greater than anything we have done or thought in the past.

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