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+3ndex Academics 6 Senior 14 Activities 46 Sports 64 Advertising Homerooms 82 Printer- Garner Publishing Company Engraver: Capital City Printing Plate Company CO-EDITORS: Diane Mally, Paul Stanger PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bob Nisser, Darrel Child, John Burgeson, Allen Johnson. Don Pinegar COVER: Marilyn Waychott ' ADVISERS: Mr. Christian (Editorial) Mr. Jarchow (Advertising) Mr. Springate (Business) Mr. Hiatt (Art)
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ears ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Fast High was founded in 1861, moved into its present building on May 17, 1912. The motto. For The Service of Humanity, was submitted by Charles CummingS in response to a eon- test for the most appropriate motto. To describe the building, it is significant to note that all the entrances are patterned alter old classic models. The front entrance is patterned alter the north portico of the Erechtheum; the northeast door from the Tower of Winds; the southwest from the Parthenon; and the southeast from the Temple of Neptune, Paestum. The architects were Proudfoot, Bird, and Rawson. East High is truly a masterpiece of architecture. The ivy at the front of the building was donated b Vincent Starzinger in 1915. Miss May Goodrell was an active part of East for over 65 years. To her, East High will always owe a lasting debt of gratitude. In 1894 Miss Millicent Cuplin, a teacher at East, was successful in having football adopted as a school sport A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. This is the best way to describe the people of Lee Township. They knew what they wanted and worked for it . East High School. Some of the tradition and spirit of East High was developed early in the long history of the school. It took many people many years to establis East High at the top of the ranks of all schools. Top left: Moving into the present building from the old in 1912. Lower left: East High School- building of tradition, alumni of honor, students of pride and glory. Upper right: The Roaring Twenties brought short skirts, fast dances, an loud colors to East. Lower right: School grows to accommodate larger enrollment 1953. —2—
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