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Page 18 text:
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Miss Bassett Mr. DiClemente Mr- Waide ADVI ER Standing: E. Lawrence, G. Roller, T. Guglin, J. Tacci. Seated: A. Nolfi, E. Davis. 14
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Principal's Message to the Seniors This has been a memorable year! For you, the members of the Senior Class, it has been an exciting series of first events: new traditions and old, in a beautiful new school, the first dance in ,the Commons Room, the 'hrst Carnival, the first as- sembly, the first play in our auditorium, and finally the first athletic events in our gyms and pool. The climax will give you the distinction of being the first graduates of the new East High School. To all the students these fine facilities provide a challenge to grow in respon- sibility and knowledge to achieve the highest possible goals of education. Pupils and teachers demonstrate each day that the hope of the future lies in classrooms, shops, and laboratories such as these, where to learn is to explore, to probe, to conclude, and to discuss those problems that demand solution. Such an education, once it is successfully initiated, never ends. Rather, it grows in power with the individual. That you have dedicated this Orient to William C. Wolgast is fitting, for it was he, as principal of East High School from 1938 to 1958, who helped the dream. of' 1940 become the reality of 1960. Through the years of planning and construction his vision of a school in which high achievement and learning were fostered reflected an abiding faith in young people. This, the first ORIENT of the new East High School, rightfully marks the culmination of the hopes, plans, and the labor of many years. To you, the graduates, my best wishes for a rich life that carries ever higher the search for knowledge, the quest for beauty, the passion for truth, and the willing- ness to serve that any education worth its salt must demand. PZ Uwe 15
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SPECIAL SERVICES INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Standing: M. J. . enoehrl, B. Whlt . Church, E. Betten. Standmg' J Wllson A Cowdery C Eddy Seated: H. Ikeler, E, DeV1sser.
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