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

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Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book I II, III. IV. V. VI, VII VIII IX X CONTENTS History ol the School ,....... -.--f--f-- History of the faculty and departments The Upper Casten-, Class Officers .-,,. Student Council -H I-Ionor Rolls ,,,,, Senior Ballot W, Graduates ,....,, Senior Pictures ..., Class Activities .... Senior Prophecy .... I-Iorne Rooms ,.... Literary Activities --- Literary Clubs ,........,. Annual Literary Contest ,A.,. Publications ..........f . Y Other Organizations .,,, R. O. T. C. ,,,,,.. Clubs ..............ff. Parents' Organizations ,,., Athletics no. - ,--- Football ,... Intramurals , , , Basket Ball ,H Track ..,,A,., Girls' Athletics -- Entertainments I - Features , , , Calendar , , , Index H, , .--- l7l

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Shaded Vlew Year by year our school grows, not only in the scope of its activities, but in its physical beauty. ln 1926 it stood, a square, boxflike tirst unit, in the midst of a large, bare field. Today its campus is adorned with shrubbery and the shade of trees. The small frame structures to the north of the building are now long a thing of the past. The handsome new south wing was opened when the meme bers of this year's graduating class were freshmen. To- day, to the west and north ot the school, are taking form an athletic tield and a garden with shelter houses, which will surpass anything of the kind possessed by any other school in the city. Truly our school is becoming more and more a thing of beauty. In the long days ahead, may the years we have spent in it live in our memory as a joy forever.