East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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i-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: Senior Annual poarb Ci.ass of June 1914 EAST HIGH SCHOOL IiAROI.D GOSNEI.I. Editor-in-Chief Scott Roscof. Manager George Seitz Idvertising Manager Editor-In-Chief hsodate Editor Slam Editor H ROI.D GOSNEI.I Hn. Thompson Marjorie Hicks ilGGiGttinr c diroiG Owen OeNeve Verne Kdccumbe Gould H atch S m.i v Wood Jean MacAi.hine Gforce Madigan Edu ro Krifg SUGHICGG Shift Easiness Manager Assistant Easiness Manager Idvertising Manager Issistant Advertising Manager Scot i Roscoe John Cim.ua: George Seitz Leonard Henderson I'lie Board wishes to extend their sincere thanks to Mr. Eddy, Mr. Harris, Mr. Wilcox Mi Carpenter, and especially the Commercial Department, Doris Wynkoop, and others who have helped to make this hook a success.