East High School - Exodus Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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shim' - ,NLE -v -1---1-F -',- rss AN UNUSUAL DISTINCTION has chanced to fall on the members of your class. -You are graduating during the year of East's Golden jubilee. However, your class has other things to make it distinguished. Many of you have demonstrated good character, useful service, fine scholarship, and a strong spirit of friendship. Fifty years of educational leadership lie behind your class of june, 1950. Your school has tried to be faithful to her obligations. Now, after three years here, you are ready to begin new activities. I sincerely hope that your experiences at East High School will assist you in your desire and effort to live useful and happy lives. J. J. Slillinger Assistant Principal AS YOU JOIN the other fifteen thousand graduates of this school, may you, like so many of them, show a civic intelligence beyond the ordinary. This is not too much to expect, for the experiences you have had during your three years here were planned toward that very end, as were theirs before you. The emphasis on good work habits, on friendly relationships, on participation in the management of school affairs, and on the traditions that give East High School its special character will make you, I hope, a good and happy citizen. Grave A. Martin Assistant Principal A GREAT MANY and widely varying are the wishes that go into my God's speed. Among them, I include to each of you a generous share of success, an abundance of health, and an abiding happiness that has its fount within you. I wish for you courage and strength in the face of sorrow and evil. If good fortune and a fleeting bit of fame should come your way, may you savour it with self-respecting humility. I hope that you each will develop into a strong person with sound convictions, but no bigotries, at person whose distinguishing mark is his kindliness. What I wish for you most, you see, are not things, but a thinking maturity, a way of life springing from your inner faith. Frames A. Illurphy Senior Adviser 10

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Senior Home Room Teachers Miss Giscla Birkuer Miss Mary L. Brack J. M. Jacobs 1? Miss Dorothy A. Caldwell Miss Vcrda Evans IZ. T. Krakowiak Miss Sara Harmon 12 ll Y, 5.