East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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.div 7.7, Efrihnir in Mina Qlaaaihg O BE selected class adviser three consecutive years has been an un- Wx,4,Q precedented occurrence until this if'X ' year when the senior officers met and unanimously chose Miss Lorena E. Cassidy to serve a third term as class ad- viser. When We first organized our class, Miss Cassidy helped to set the class ma- 'VK chinery into smoothly running order. Her wise judgment and good taste are respon- sible for the choice of our much prided class pins and rings. When at the end i of our first class year, we had a deficit of 1 -' five dollars in the treasury, Miss Cassidy Q herself paid this and saved the class ag S great deal of humiliation. Our faculty ad- ' viser has been responsible for the suc- cess of our social acairs. Miss Cassidy ' helped plan our entertainments, assisted in the making of the refreshments, and gave helpful suggestions concerning the ' decorations. She has been consulted about every detail of class management. A This year more than ever, Miss Cassidy's fine influence has been felt by the class, for aside from ordinary services, she has been re- sponsible for the splendid times we have had on Hair Ribbon Day, Freak Day, and Senior Day. Miss Cassidy helped select our gradu- ation announcements and the girls' uniform dress for commence- men . , The whole school has responded to Miss Ca.ssidy's pep speeches. She is a born booster, and her enthusiastic Words have gone far in the Winning of many of Wichita High School's inter-scholastic bat- tles. What we did not know how' to do Miss Cassidy told us how to do. What we could not do ourselves, Miss Cassidy helped us to do. Miss Cassidy, we will always appreciate you. -The Class of '22, Page Twenty-Three I ess, .-..,e..g .W . so - s C - ii by 1 2 - . '