East High School - Quill Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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'Z is sis Appreciating the fact that you have grown more rapidly in ex- perience than we, your fellow students, who remained in school While you were traveling in many parts of the globe, we are proud to welcome you back more capable than when you left us, proud that although you have been thinking of other things more Every East High worldly, you retain an appreciation for education. While we realize we do realize that sence and we trust that you are not strangers Within our gates, many changes have occurred during your ab- that they meet approval in your sight. student unites with us in an endeavor to ex- open lield of oppurtunities is press our sincere appreciation to the boys. who in various fields of honor, have ever held high our ideals and have made our motto. For the Service of Humanity a living realization. Lucia Upp '20. ' The Board of Control AST year the pupils of East High had a dream, it was A dream that a student body chosen by themselves might help to make their school better. Today, the hope of East High is no longer a dream but it is now an everlasting reality. Above the door that opens to our a slab of marble and on it carved of Humanity, chosen by the people The Board of Control was a great was in its infancy, and this year the the motto, For the Service of East Des Moines. success last year, even tho it aim of its members is to hold up and make even higher the standards oil' our school and to strive above all to work For the Service of East High, and thereby For the Service of Humanity. Kenneth Gibson Correct Applause AYBE you are absolutely correct in all your applause but 1 if you are, then your type is not common. Clapping is used a great deal and therefore misused a great deal. Wlien aspeaker makes the remark, I have never seen such aiine stu- dent body as this etc.,l' the most improper thing to do is to applaud. If you do, then never fear that he will say the same thing again, He won't. If someone rushes up to you and remarks about your wonderful talent along some line fif you have any, of course,J you don't get all excited and clap wildly, do you? Then don't clap when the student body as a whole is complimented. One student Page Six