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

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WISELY, EDITH LEONE Latin Club '17-Choral Club '16, '17-Girls' Debating Society '19. WRIGHT, RANSOM M. Doc Debating Society '18, '19-Hi-Y '17, '19-Junior Chamber of Commerce '17, '18, '19-Latin Club '18, '19-Quill Editor '19. WRIGHT, RICHARD' R. WOOD, GLADYS C. Choral Club '19-Vaudeville '19. WYLAND, ETHEL MAY Orchestra.-Hi-Y. WYLAND, RUTH E15-1:19119-C'h0ra1 Club '16, '17, VAN GORDON, OTHA DE NICE, HAZEL

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'7TI-lE quit 1 - A i - ' , :seat-.vnawv ' ef yr i 1 QM 1 is 1. 1 To the Faculty. 'E have toiled four long years, and now they are almost over. Among the many events the class of 1919 will have to re- member is the Flu, It came with a dash, and broke un- ceremoniously into our school career. However, we have been fol- lowing our daily routine with precision and due decorum for a num- ber of weeks. Now we are about to take our departure from the Cor- ridors of Knowledge and sally forth into the Great Unknown. Before we go, let us say a word to the Faculty. To them, let us extend our sincere appreciation and gratitude for interest and con- sideration they have shown us at all times. Let us thank them, too, for the part they have played so well in helping to make our enter- tainments and enterprises successful. We heartily congratulate our- selves upon having such a body -of instructors to stand by' and ass sist us as our faculty has done in the past year. Then, we say, three cheers and a tiger for the faculty! Dorothy Graves, '19, To the June Class of 1919. OUR years ago there entered the portals of East High a throng of youngsters. They trailed self-consciously across the plat- from amidst thunderous 'applause from the student body. Today they are the Seniors-the Class of 1919. We have looked back four yearsg let us now look ahead four. Where will the Class of 1919 be then? Wherever they are, whatever they do, let us hope they have not forgotten East I-Iigh and the good old days there. The memories that come to them, memories of days gone by, may they be of those spent at East High-those of games, assemblies and contests, those of defeats and triumphs-filled alike with the real spirit of East High. May they be thoughts of the members of the faculty, who so valiantly struggled to see them through. Class of 1919, when you are looking ahead, don't forget to look back also, to the happiest days of your school life, those days spent in dear old East High. Do1'othy Graves, '19.