East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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 fje JJeto j cfjool As society changes, so must our schools change to meet the new conditions. We are striving here at East gradually to change our school to meet the newer ideas of education. During the last few years, we have gone into a broad activity program, striving to give the students an opportunity to find out some things outside of the text books. It has been a pleasure to see so many of you interested in the various clubs. We feel that these clubs should be carried on very largely by the students. In this way you get experience and education by actually doing things. You have many opportunities in the class-room to employ the same keen interest that you show in your hobby. May we, the instructors, present these subjects with the activity zeal! And may we hope that you, the students, become able to enter into the study of French or Algebra or any subject with the same energy you give to dancing or swimming or photography or any one of the fifty clubs in which you participate! JOHN W. RAY, Principal. 9