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

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aa? REQ' 'QW O G PRICHARD Prmczpal D Q VVIIUAMS Y :ce Prmczpal Schools of today are cons1dered lmportant because they represent the background of know ledge necessary to the students of the present xx ho wlll become the leaders of tomorroxx The faculty vuhxle furthermg our educatlon IS at the same txme lmpresslng upon our mlnds vxhlch are bemg developed by the acqulsltxon of many new ldeas the fact that vue are llvxng 1n a free and demoncmtlc natlon When we are out ln the world maklng a may for ourselves the thought vull come to us miny tlmes of the rdeas the teachers have lmprlnted ln our mmds The present system of education offers many opportunxtxes to the average student vxho IS acquxrmg knovx ledge for later use Always tryxnq to flnd the best and most eflflclent way ln whlch to teach the advlsors vxelcome any new trend of teachlng that w1ll advance the old vxay More and more the student 1S called upon to do the work for hlmself thereby estab hshmg the feelmg of mdependence The stu Miss AGNES Hsrvmslcn Gzrls Advzsor dents as a vvhole acknowledge thls feelmg by cooperatlng v1th thexr teachers because they re1l1ze to what extent It IS to thexr advantage The rapldlty by whlch one learns of course depends on the pupll hlmself The faster one etarns new notxons the more extensxve w1ll be hls paths of learnlng Educatlon 1S obtamed not onlv at school but also to a large degree ln the home The home has many lnfluences vthlch are greatly responslble for the puplls actlons 'md workxng ab1l1ty at school VVe the students by thls means vush to show our 'ippreclltlon to the faculty through expressmg our sxncere thanks for helplng us to make our school and home llfe more pleasant and enloyable May we also sa that me are proud to be one of the hundreds of students who go to East H School where the standards are hlgh an everyone does hxs best For the SCIVICE of Humamty IEAN ALIEN