East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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FOREWORD WE, THE SWARTHY SEADOGS OF THE GOOD SHIP EAST HIGH, WHOSE STAY VIS NIGH O'ER, HAVE KEPT THIS LOG OF THE DEVELOPMENTS ON BOARD DURING OUR ENLISTMENT, SO THAT YOU WHO REMAIN TO SWAB THE DECKS WILL FOREVER REMEMBER YOUR FORMER FELLOW SEAMEN, AND SO THAT WE WHO LEAVE SHALL NEVER FORGET EACH OTHER. AS YOU FINGER THE PAGES OF OUR LOG, MAY THE STORMS AND CALMS RETURN 'FROM THE SHADOWY PAST AND BECOME PART OF THE PRESENT ONCE MORE. AS YOU LOOK AT THE PICTURES OF YOUR CAPTAIN, OFFICERS AND CREW, MAY YOU HEAR THEIR VOICES AGAIN, AND RECALL THE MANY HOURS THEY SPENT AT YOUR SIDE BY THE WHEEL, GUIDING OUR WORTHY CRAFT INTO CALM SEAS. CONTENTS HONORABLY DISCHAROED LIFE ON BOARD SHIP,S TEAMS SHIP,S OFFICERS THE SPYGLASS FOR LANDLUBBERS 2

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kk 4,. .1 . OF' XVILLIAMIC. WOLGAST WE HONOR OUR CAPTAIN September 1938 was the dawn of a new era in the seasoned life of the S.S. East High School. Our beloved Alma Mater found herself in new though not untried hands. Our spray-washed helm no longer felt the touch of those hands which had steered her safely through storm and calm for many long years of faithful service. Uncertain, the Crew watched with eyes which demanded much and greatly feared lest their new captain should not meet such strict standards. But oh, how groundless those fears were! Before the first month upon the high seas had passed, the genial smile of the Skipper had become a familiar sight upon the decks. Soon we found to our intense satisfaction that strong hands steered our storm-tossed Vessel to its destination. And so we wish to you, Mr. Wolgast, the best of luck as Skipper of East High School. As a token of our good will, we, the 1939 Crew, dedicate this, our HOrient, to you. 3