East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Q ff? aQn.-s S 9' Mm, Alma Mater Sweet be thy memory, High School of ours, Fair be thy destiny, fadeless thy flowers, Hearts that have loved thee have won in life,s fight, Names that we honor thy standards hold bright. Our Alma Mater dear, to thee we sing, May all thy future years new honors bring, May friends thy banner raise, thy foes grow less, All love and praise to our old E. S. Page 12

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EJ CHESTER LAUTERBACH LYDIA FRANKENFELD Offcefrs of the Class of June IQ24 President . . . ....., CHESTER LAUTERBACH Vice-President . LYDIA FRANKENFELD Secretary . . . . . AGNES GEDDES Treasurer ROBERT WHITING AGNES GEDDES ROBERT WHITING Page 11

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'11, ... is is ' Class Poem A stately temple saw I in a dream, Fashioned like some old shrine of ancient Rome, The pillars all of marble, wondrous fair, Upheld with fluted heads, carried the dome. A flight of shining steps led up to itg It crowned the summit of a noble hill, The glory of the sunset mellowed it, The land about was broad, and fair, and still. I joined the throng of those who come to view Their Alma Mater's glorious Hall of Fame And read upon its walls the deeds of those VVho'd bravely won for her and them a name. Within there breathed a spirit calm and sweet, And filled with peace, I walked with noiseless tread, On either side, in golden frames, I saw Rare portraits-not of the illustrious dead, But of each class sent out by old East High, That in the world,s work taking noble part, Had wrought unusual service to their kind, Or gained rich laurels in the realm of art. And at the end I saw a space unfilled, And underneath was writ .I une '24f g And in my heart I made an earnest prayer That we, too, might succeed as those before, So that our portrait and our name might claim An honored place among the rest 5 That those who follow after us might know June 94 had striven for the best. VIRGINIA LEE SHANNON Page 15'