Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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,gp , df Xxfj vs is , ii' X f, I 'X Q ,, 'N , I ,fx i fl i X it--J I 1 i,' ix la x K 'G FGREWORD IN THESE PAGES, We, the Annual Board, have tried to present a picture of the varied school life in East High. Here you will find interpreted the joyous spirit of youth with its energy and xireedom, its pleasant associations and friendships, its more serious intellectual activity in classes, and its abounding enthusiasm in clubs, organizations, and sports. If as you turn the pages of this annual, happy memories of your high school days return to you, we shall have accomplished our purpose. x, IX X N X K fl! '-.Mink V2 Z!!!

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TOWER TALES C5+MGH5b 49. '19 5' 5 'Q xgi lf IIWII JON- X550 Published by the Senior Class of Madison East High School Madison, Wisconsin Volume Eleven 1933

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f E s. i Ky iiiii i DED1cA1'1oN l l THE Mo'r'ro SELECTED by the June gradluates is There can be no moratorium in eliuca' tion. One of the finest illustrations of this motto is portrayed in the life of a fdrmer member of our class. l In the middle of his freshman year, Charles Seals had an accident that forced hipn to withdraw from his classes in East High. Since that time, although he has beeni conf fined to his bed either at home or yin a hospital, he has continued with his academic studies and pursued, besides, many hobbies in reading, radio, and handicraft. He has been unusually uncomplaining and chqerful, in spite of his almost constant suifering In tribute to his determined spirit to get an education in spite of handicaps and do his courageous enthusiasm, we, the senior lclass, affectionately dedicate this book rd our former school and classmate, l -, x X f' ef yy f -X 4 P H L. E XML 4, --. 1 - ss Saws-L B E i HARLES p . SEALS . R , X x ' , P , 2 fy in l l x . l K X I. I D' A' f 3 M