Eastern High School - Eastern Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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JUNE SENIQIQS

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THE 1936 ARROW Twenty-six CLASS HISTORY 1 Continued w But in this search, a few would stop, And thus they'd fail to reach the top. Yet others swore they would not fail To search right on and find the Grail For it was Knowledge, and to sup Made greatest treasure of this cup. And when they'd found the long-sought cup They knew they'd never give it up. But still they'd share its precious drink With others who would learn to think. But very soon there came the day When Joy was King-all swords away! Instead the searchers each were knighted, -Blessings given-all wrongs righted. So thus prepared to leave the Hall, They met together for a ball, And there they feasted, danced and sang, And loud the hall with laughter rang. They talked of former games and balls, Of victories and even falls. Then there sounded to each ear A mighty note from bells so clear, Which signified the feast was o'erg They all must leave and close the door On former life. The future bright Was theirs for asking-their own right, To do with it as each saw fit, While paths with Knowledge would be lit. LOUISE SMITH, january 1936

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fi THE 1936 ARRO I ' W B I MRS. HELEN12 MCCRACKEN, 12A sponsor, has shown a keen interest in the welfare of all seniors, endearing her to all the members of the June class. Twenly-eight ALICE HAAS Vice-President ROBERT SHOEMAKER Deliverer of Spade THELMA MUHLY Prophet JOSEPH KRAMER Sergeant--at-arms GEORGINIA LARSEN Prophet XM IOSEPH PACEY President LILLIAN SCHNEIDER Secretary FRANK MONACELLI, Treasurer, Banquet ELEANOR B RYSKY HISCOFIHH RAYMOND UHLIG Banquet Speaker Speaker ,6