East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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To The Faculty By Florence Brooks I Then zve were very, very small, We didn't know your names at all; We’d get them mixed, or else forget, We'd lose ourselves, as flats do yet; We must have been an awful trial rind stretched your patience many a mile! We caused you oft to frown and sigh When first zve came to old East High! And when we reached the second year Our rabid ego forth must peer; We tried to show you hozv to rule The politics of class and school. We zvasted hours of precious gold, For studying simply left us cold! Still smiling, cheery, by our side You sought to be our friend and guide. The third year’s spinning to its end; Then zve must leave each loyal friend, You zvho have toiled zvith faith and care To light the spark of knowledge rare; IVlio strove to probe each hidden mind Develope it, enrich the find— For all you've done in days gone by We thank you, teachers of East High! .Page 14

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Everett Mills Maroaket Frantz Eunice Powell Fred Crone History of Class of June, 1928 THREE years ago we, the class of June, 1928, entered East High as lOB's. We began our career in our 11B year, for at that time we organized. We held a dosed Friday afternoon dance in the gymnasium. Then in our 11A year we gave a Junior Promenade at the College Club. In our Senior B year our social functions were an afternoon dance in the gymnasium and the Senior B Promenade at the Alcazar Hotel. At this time we succeeded in obtaining the five hundred Subscriptions necessary for the Annual and our dream of three years was at last realized. CLASS OFFICERS 11B Everett Mills Margaret Frantz Earl Whalen Edward Hober John Doyle 11A Everett Mills Margaret Frantz Eunice Powell Fred Crone Joe Krzechki 12B and 12A Everett Mills Margaret Frantz Eunice Powell Fred Crone John Doyle President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms At this time we wish to thank Vesta Condon for all she has done for us. Her sympathy and guidance have helped us many times and everyone in the class loves her. Page 16 Eunice Powell ’28.