East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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CLASS POEM RGAD and deep the river sweeps That Hows from Now to Theng Broader still is the sea that keeps The hidden fate of men. Broad, majestic, sweeps the bend That we have just come roundg Four long years it's been our friend And just and true, we've found. Longer would we here find rest, Protected in its foldg Longer weld postpone the quest That calls us from its hold. Yet though our choice would be Remain, Oni On! the tide deniandsg W'e needs must sail that endless main, And answer its commands. Thus far if our tasks were shirked, ' Help from another has eomeg But if we should refuse to work Henceforth 'twill not be done. Dear old E. H. S. farewell, You've been our Friend and Guideg Ever will our bosoms swell For Thee, with love and pride. THEODOR E FITCH 16

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CLASS PROPHECY QU don't seem very tired to-night. Bob, said mother, after I had finished a hearty supper. No, I replied, whereupon she said, XYon't you clean out the old newspapers in the cellar F In a corner of the cellar a bundle of comic papers attracted my attention. I carried them to the library, and setting down in the morris chair began to look them over, one by one. I had been looking at my old friend, Happy Hooligan, when gradually my eyelids grew heavy, my head began to nod, and to my astonishment, the figure of Happy turned into my old friend Ellison -Iacobstein, whose familiar profile had been taken as an example by the comic artists all over the world. Then, when Shorty of the Grassville Police Force turned into Roy Elliott. the chief electrician at john Pierrepont's movie show, I was dumbfounded. He slipped me a pass to the show, and XYilliam Zaenglein, the usher, glanced at my head, and gave me a front seat, thinking' he was doing' me a favor. I looked at the picture on the screen, and saw Sarah Sedita, the vampire, and Elmer Ayer, the villain, plotting a scheme by which Henry Ellinwood, the hero, would fall into their clutches, but it was unsuccessful. A brief picture of current events showed that Joseph Adams was head football coach at the University of Michigan, with Donald Max- well as the assistant. As a vaudeville attraction, I,illias McGlennon, the famed society dancer, appeared, and was greeted with great applause. A slide inserted between the plays. announcing that the Governor was to speak at Convention Hall, caused me to hurriedly leave the theater. As I passed out, l saw that Anna Nagle, the latest movie star to come into the limelight, was to be featured next week. Herbert Toor was to play oppo- site her, as her ardent lover, and Adele Dean was to play the soubrette in the cast. 17