Eastern Junior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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THE ARROW Foreword 47 ITHIN this Log is recorded the fair W and stormy weather, that the crew of the good ship Eastern have encount- ered during their three year voyage in search of knowledge. Many times the seas have been rough and sailing difficult, nevertheless this jolly crew has survived with their goal athand. They are now pre- pared to venture on a more strenuous voy- | age, better fitted to cope with the many problems facing them during the next three years. Let us wish them a bon voyage with smooth sailing. |

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Ce ote ee —5nvy’r=evwr rem ae aeereoerroerrmeaoomamaeEeeeeeeeee ESE Dedication E, the departing crew of the good ship S. S. Eastern, are withdrawing ‘from our present positio n and travel- ing further up the coast to a new, and un- explored port, Pontiac Senior High School. There we intend to receive a cargo of knowledge that will aid us to become mast- ers of our own ships in the future. We have spent three years in preparation for this trip and now we are determined to become successful. Our officers, the faculty, have served us in every way possible and have guided us through troubled waters to a sure, saie, landing 50nit ismiomyoumoun captains that we dedicate this log. Many times we have been discouraged, but it has been you who have encouraged us to try with a stronger will and attain higher goals. We leave the 8. S. Eastern feeling grateful to the commanders who have given us a better understanding of the proklems of life. It is to you, teachers we pay our highest esteem.