East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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WINriEM» KIF.MtR BACH A El. MUSCAT HELENE A. TIERNEY Class Representatives in the Executive Council Publications Committee Winfield Ricfler Rachael Muscat Helene Tierney .■It hie tic Committee Borden Booth Music and Literary Committee Garson Meyer Pat Pour teen UukI KN BOOTH «.ARSON MEYER

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The Senior Class Book Board Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editors . . Issoeiate fidilors . . . Art Editor.................... Business Manager . . . . Issistant Business Manager WINFIELD MEFl-U Foster Mills ( I.cola Mayer ’ 1 Carson Mever f Helene Tierney Rachael Muscat ( Anna Pick . Mary McConnell . Winfield Riefler Maurice Kotncnski roSTRR L. MILLS The Class of January, 1915 East High School l agt Tkirltf n

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rrcA Full-Blown Rose” Class Poem Last month ’twas but a slip of green—this» scented blossoming rose. While fed by Mother Earth, 'twas then a dainty bud—and so it grows; Now petals ope to peep upon the world—oh, wondrous hour! The climax of God’s work is yet to come—the full-blown flower. For youth he uses harsher tones—to warn approach of a full-blown rose. How like a rose are we, just blossoming in East High's halls. First a little slip; then sealed bud; now as we bloom, the world calls! O’er babe, the slip; and child, the bud. gently mild zephyr blows; Let us awake and heed the warning: Come! the world to us is calling. Tarry not. friends, for each idle moment a petal is falling. Shall we, with hearts unresponsive, sleepily drift with the tide as it flows? Do this—and miss what is rightfully ours—the joy of a full-blown rose? No! this, dear Alma Mater, in accents loud we acclaim; With God’s help our blossoms shall not fade. May we live to honor thy name! Through the many thorns ami briers that may hold us in their throes. May each dear classmate blossom—into a full-blown rose' Rachael Muscat. n RACIIAEI. MUSCAT Page Fifteen