East Huntingdon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Alverton, PA)

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Qbreeiing !EZ5EfIIIEIffIEI E, the members of the class of IZI, in presenting to the people of East Huntingdon Township this second X z'olu'rne of the Re-Echo, ask for nothing niore than an impartial consideration of it. This book is the result of -the Year's work on the part of every elass here represented. We have published this book be- eause of the kindly reception given to the first wol- un1e, and because we wanted to emulate the good example of former elasses, and we take this nieans of expressing the hope that other elasses will follow in our steps.

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C EDITORIAL Publicity - Example HE members of the Senior Class have felt, above all, that the EU patrons of this High School should know all about its administra- M tion, its needs, its success. During the last year the school has I 'I 'I advanced in many lines of endeavor. The increased amount of - work done in each department is noteworthy and has surpassed that of any previous year. New departments have -been organ- ized and an abounding interest maintained in them as well as in the older departments. The wonder is that so much successful work can be done with so few facilities for doing it. . The old adage, Where there's a will, there's a way, is amply verified in the spirit with which the student body enters into the activities of the school and carries forward to success,, in face of all handicaps, every sug- gestion for raising the standard of work in E. H. H. S. This magnificent spirit calls forth favorable comment from every source. Class spirit is gain- ing in importance every day, the spirit of the Li-terary Societies has no parallel, and above all, the spirit of the school as a unified whole should be encouraging to everyone having a personal interest in the progress of educa- tional affairs in East Huntingdon Township. . Given equipment comparable with that of neghboring High Schools, there would be no possible limit to our achievements, and we would be known very soon as a leader among the High Schools of the County be- cause of our school activities. VVe plead that the patrons make themselves acquainted with the meager accommodations under which we are obliged to pursue our courses, since these improvements can be obtained only by the united efforts of the tax payers and othcia's. Generous suppo.t of the citi- zens and wise administration by a capable Board of Directors is needed if we are to maintain our first ciass standing among the High Schoo's of the State. Pehaps our Annual will help you to understand this hettex Realizing that worthy example is the most effective way of making the future better than the past or present, the Senior C'ass of '21 has ever been in the lead in all that stands for the good of the school. Wie hand you this little volume announcing our departure from the school, and lproclaiining our desire to maintain an interest in the futu e of the school. lt will ever be a sozrce of g atifiication to know that ou' coiduct has beer cmsidered wothy of emu ation and our wo k ai inspi ation to sicceerliwg classes. NVe trust our influence will be regarded as something of permanent good. Read our little book, think kindly of our effort, and extend your help to the future welfare of the school we all love. lt being no light matter to prepare our annual, we earnestly ask that you do not criticize us too severely. Thank you for your patronage, and please look forward to the efforts of the future classes.