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

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EASTONIAN 1935 Mr. CLIFFORD H. NOWLIN Principal To the Class of l935: Hail and farewell are the greetings in high school, and in the graduate school of life. You have lived in our family a short four years-a brief moment on the calendar of time. You have made a good contribution to the growing traditions of East High School, and We expect you to make a high record on the annals of the world. Cordially your friend, C. H. NOWLIN llll

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PROGRESS IN GOVERNMENT The ideal which safely and surely guides the Ship of State through the reefs of disaster today is man's conscious effort to better his mode of govern- ment by educating himself, through the mistakes of the past to meet the needs of the future. Another distinctive type of administration and govemment which has developed in this present Century of Progress is that which controls large civil organizations such as mercantile corporations, bank- ing trusts, manufacturing establishments-widely differing lines of business and industrial adminis- tration which represent progress in the efficient governing of human affairs.

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11935 EASTUNRAN Mr. IOHN Rf. WAHLSTEDT Vice-Principal To the Seniors: A sincere farewell to you. It has been a genuine pleasure to have known you these four yearsg and l am hopeful that your graduation does not end this friendship. Good luck and best wishes to you as you continue your journey. To the Underclassmen: I regret that it has been impossible to become more personally acquainted with each ot you during the past year, but l arn looking forward to your return when l shall strive to know each ot you better. Sincerely yours, IOHN R. WAHLSTEDT l12l