East High School - Mustang Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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NWILLIAM HENRY oL1VER, Pmmpaz A true friend and adviser is our best expression or Mr. William Henry Oliver, our principal. We, who are leaving, will always remember his guidance, in trouble and in pleasure. His sincere interest in each individual of the East High Student Body will long be remembered.

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DEDICATION irtik YE LOYAL SONS OF OLD EAST HIGH, YE EAGLES WITH YOUR WINGS OUTSPREAD-to you do we humbly offer this, our GREY EAGLE, a tangible expression of the activities begun by you, carried on by usg to you who strive mightily that we at home might enjoy the blessings and privileges that are a part of our heritage, do we dedif cate these pages. We see in our service flag, not merely stars in replica, but individual faces, faces of you boys and girls whose work and play was once as ours is now and who have since departed for the farfflung battle lines. These dimming memories are yours! May they serve as a bridge to span the awful chasm of today, to link a youthful yesterday with a more promising tomorrow. You have our devotioniyou have our gratitude-you have our prayers. Upon each one of you who represents our school may God bestow his bounteous blessings, and if it be His will, may He return you safely to us again. To you grey eagles we give this, our pledge: to be worthy of the ideals, the God' inspired ideals, for which you are fighting-and for which some have already sacrificed themselves. 'k i' 'A' lest me Ellnrgetl FRED CHEST JACK JAM1soN THOMAS MCCLELLAN SAMUEL COMPTON KENNETH KERKELES GUY MCDUEEEE VIRGIL DOCKERY WILLIAM LANCASTER EDMUND PARDUE LAWRENCE GOLDSBY DOUGLAS LOCKHEARDT EUGENE PAYNE JAMES W. HURT THOMAS MALCOLM JOHN M. WARD Sleep soldiers! still in honored rest Your truth and valor wearing: The bravest are the tenderest,- The loving are the daring. -BAYARD TAYLOR Y.. . I 5, 1 I :Yr- .,.-fii, I

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FACULTY . N 'Tirst Row, left to right: MISS KATHERINE ATKINSON, B.A., M.A., English MRS. VIRGIE LEE AUMILLER, B.S., M,A., English D. AYERS, Industrial Arts C. V. BAKER, B.S., Physical Education MISS JEAN BERG, B.A., School Secretary Second Row: MRS. SADIE S. FUNK, L.I., B.S., History and English ARCHIB GRANT, BS., M.A., Diversijied Occupations Miss KATHRYN HAILE, B.A., M.A., English and French MISS MARY HLJLLINS, B.S., M.A., Librarian MISS WILLIE A. JOHNSON, L.I., B.S., Commerce Third Row: MISS ANNA R. MCCAMPBELL, B.A., English MRS. WILLIAM H. MCGCDWAN, Commerce MISS HALLIE MCNEILL, L.I., English A, TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES .ff SGT. R. C. BURDSAL, R.O.T.C. - ss DOWDEN, B.S., M.A., Music 5,7 1.4 ISS JEWELL HOPKINS, B.S., M.A., Physical Educatioi