East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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l Marne FlSkC do hereby lve and bequeath to Dorothy Shoe smlth my lmoleum bound volume of ton ue CXCYCISCS to be used once every second We Robert Hulett and Arthur Allen do cheerfully bequeath unto Lawrence Ber the concentrated sunshlne of our smlles l Mabel Brery bemg of sound mmd co hereby wlll unto Amy Hedrlck my tltle as ueen of the Bobs I Michael Shadko unto Lyle Lyon do solemnly bequeath my pos: tlon as Class Atlas l ulle Kmg bemg ln a happy mood do cheerfully wlll unto Emily Loree my place as class entertamer We Emma Marshall and Flossxe Donley do solemnly leave to Vlrglna Fiske our unexcelled nature of quxetness l ohn Reullng do regretfully leave unto Warner Butterfield my cnderstandlng of the Elnstem theory hlthexto possesd by none other l Margaret Shoesmlth do glve and bequeath unto Frederick Tay lor my sedate air of composure and lndxfference l llah Hart unto those who need It do leave a portion of my knowledge to enable them to get through hl h school wlth a s l Don Seble unto Manfred ohnston do most hopefully bequeath my slde burns so lon as he doth tenderly cherlsh them We Forest Pierce George Towar Eu ene Towner and Marlon Marshall do faithfully wlll unto some bashful freshman that wmnlng way ln whlch he may be able to prove successful ln ettlng a glrl l Verna Church do bequeath my extraordlnary understanding of Trxg to Ednth ohnson Unto Merwyn Farleman do l Maynard Shultz bequeath my tltle as School Champlon l Norma Schmxtt do most slncerely bequeath unto ennet Fuller my sedate alr and sense of proprlety l Russell Roberts do gladly bestow upon Marjorie Sanford the lory of my SUHYISC blush We Beulah Crawford Ecllth Harrlson and Gertrude Donley leave cheerfully to ome falthful students our Clvlcs and Economlcs books trustlng that they wlll greatly enjoy the courses Unto the entlre unlor class do l Carleton Colvm thoughtfully conslderate of the wxnter temperature of E L H S bequeath the heat of my halr and my temper comblned l Gladys Krnney bemg grateful for those precious qualltles l pos sess do decide to leave unto Mlldred Peterson the method of obtamlng my perfect marcel guaranteeing satlsfactlon l Leland Brlggs do hereby bestow upon ohn Newman the tltle Lord Hrgh Crltrc Lastly l Amy Perry do Joyfully will unto lsabel Bogue my haxr rxbbon belng certain that she wlll find comfort ln wearlng It ln wltness whereof we the class of I923 the testators have to this our wrll set our hand and seal thls fifteenth day of une the year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and twenty three By Russell Roberts by virtue of my OHICC as President of the class of l923 and by Eva Allen by vlrtue of my 06106 as Secretary of the class of l923 Given under my hand une l5th l923 FLORA MAC MURCHIE. fNotary Publxcl in J 94 4 0 r :Y 1 -4-pzcieieici :isa-42 ,cs--202010101-fm-tg-ri-fm-vi -101-fiom . . O. - . , , . . U . D . . U . . O . . . . I . . . , . . UQ ,, Q 1 - . J ,,. 1, , . . . J ,. 5 Y ' 1 I '- , . 0 3 D ' . , J . . U . 1, . U . , . . D . Of D 5 D ' . . , . . J . . , U g . S . . . . g . J . f , . v n 5 ' . ' D D ' ' DD ' .I , . ' D D ' J , . J , . 414, 11301 -1031 3010101 11,104 1,1 -1-1 -1010102010101 14101 Page Twenty three

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1-1 1011: ':-r1o:4.-1.:.,g-.1- 11:1010:-.1011-1--10211: vis:-zz 1-tg.: 'z and Spencer Worthington, decided to return to the new Okemos High School for their senior year so we lost them from our class The junior class and the whole hi h school were deeply rieved when Miss Ravens ill health compelled her to leave school about a month before the end of the year And how sad we were when we heard of her death' Surely no words could ever express the heart felt sorrow of the students over the dewth of Miss Raven All the students loved her She was faithful and devoted to the students of East Lansm Hi h School and her influence will have a lastin effect on the lives of many of her pupils Finally the sunny side of the assembly room was bequeathed to us by the class of 1922 and joyously we entered upon the last stretch of our high school career Marie Fiske came to us from Lansin H1 h School and Tom Sherburne from Leavenworth Kan at the be inning of this year Mr Buchanan was our cla s adviser and with him to pilot us our ship could not possibly sink or come to harm and in spite of Civics and Economics our senior year was a happy one After a brilliant hi h school career those last days drew near when we were torn by conflictln emotions We were glad that our career had been so successful and brilliant but we were sorry that our high school days were over and that we must leave our beloved teachers and separate from our classmates We love East Lanslnv High School' Our characters have been en abled and our mlnds enriched by the influences brought to bear upon our lives through our association with our beloved Superintendent and teachers May dear old East Lansing High Schol be ever cherished and held in the highest esteem as she is by the class of I923 1 Vg ig uh.. .nd memory CLASS WILL 1923 EVA ALLEN AND RUSSELL ROBERTS 23 ONORABLE Faculty and Fellow Students of the high school the class of 1923 about to leave salutes you She publishes this before her partm so that you may know her will and We the class of l923 bein in full possession of sound mind and understandin do solemnly bequeath one half of our serious mmdedness to the umors and one half to W C Buchanan We as a class do leaxe our much used assembly hall privileges to those of the school who are not too bashful to use them From the Senior Dictionary we leave to Miss Camille M Blmstrub all synonyms of the adjective wicked with full liberty to use the same on the present umors at the sli htest provocation To Miss Mary Qrocker we do sincerely bequeath a full measure of good will so lon as thou hts of us remain with her l Mar aret F Covlan do hereby Give and bequeath unto Mar aret Sherburne my frivolity and ability to take thin s llvhtly that she may live bllthely as do l Page Twenty two . - .g . g . . . g .g ' ' . . . g v '- g 5 . : ' ' . . . . V . . . .g . . g I .. 1 Y 5 A I V Y . i S is f - . U . i . . . Q . . . Q . Q ! ! ! . Q U ii 3 f - i N33 3? 1 . - D ' ' 1 I . . 0 . 3 ' Z g receive her gifts. 4.1. . . . . : 'T ' f 1 g . 9 . - . ' g- . ! J - . . , Jr. ! ' ' 7 . . l . . . . . . 5 ' J . N .g '. . I Q . g l g . . I l ' g . ' . 1- ' .. 9 . . g i . . g S ' i . i i ! rivif-inivini -1+-11,1 ri -201112ri--11,11-gs-11-'14 1,i1-v3vr1-,1w11-1- 1-1-fi--11 2

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CLASS PROPHECY N E SCHNIITT 23 une 32 1937 Q EAR ELIZABETH Up here at thns beautlful lake l have been X73 recallln the happy days when we attended school togeth r C the down ln the East Lansmv H1 h School The members of the BN' ' class of 23 certainly have scattered havent they'-5 And of ll of the different occupatlons ln which they are en aged! Btt then our class was such an unusual one How l do appreclate that worsted motto God bless our class of 23 which you sent me To thmk of old Mlke Shadko now m Congress proposmg the mter state tax on bobbed hair' And Mabel Blery also ln the House vlgor ously OPPOSID the bull' l can just see her emphaslzlng her speeches wlth tosses of her bobbed head l recexved a letter from Mar aret Shoe the other day l sup pose you know that she has a posltlon ln New York watering the fish at the Zoo Dunc Hudson has established a factory ln Columbus Ohlo h had a Good reason for golng to Columbus eh what3 for the manufac Other manufacturers from our class are Bob Hulett and Grlff Brnggs who are maknng tm Kewpxe dolls for Ford hoods l understand that Bob very frequertly has urgent business m New York Boy page MISS Shoesmxth Have you heard from Glad Kinney lately'-l She IS ln Seattle Washington now UlVlI1g some remarkable lectures on The Wherefore of Whlchness Arthur Allen has just left for France where he expects to wm the mternatxonal champlonshlp at the tlddle de wlnks tournament May his sms be forgotten Eva Allen has made a great success of her lnventlon to prevent the mornmv grape frurt shower lr has really been very successful Personally l thlnk that a ram coat and goggles worn at breakfast serve the purpose just as well Russell Roberts IS carrymg on a blg busmess at the general store m Okemos Yesterday he sold three two cent posta e stamps and two Ford tlmers for a dollar and twenty sux cents a piece So you saw Maynard Shultz ln his latest movmv picture How the Doughnut Comes to the Coffee 3 No doubt you enyoyed xt as usual ohn Reullnv has become rlch by selllnv a device by which the far mers may lull potato bugs He had a number of men sellmv the lnttle packages Upon OPCDIDV one of them l found two llttle blocks of wood the dlrectlons were as follows Place the potato bu on one block then press the other block firmly upon It Guaranteed to knll the most obstlnate potato bug Dld you really see Emma Marshall scale the Metropolitan Build Inv when you were ln New York5 lsnt lt rlpplnv that we can say that we are acquamted wlth the country s foremost human Hy3 YQPQHPQUQIPQPQ M4 Q1PQfPQ4.15Q4-l.1P.1.' QHFQCIQPQPQPQPQVQ ui . J - - H S, . . . f-1 . A e sr .g , . A ,,. Q., , E: is y . . Q g - . f V W . . . . U I 3 5 , . , . ' - . U . . . . D . 4 ' An li o' , - 5 . . ' . y 4 e 5 , - 7 - ture of double-breasted shoe strlngs. L c , 3 7 3 5 :s ' ' ' y - . g , 0 . .I o 5 . ' ' no ' a ' 5 . I g D ... g. 5 ' ' . D QllQlY2lI'ClD4PQ4Cl-ll-4 QI M P-0.0Ql D4PQlPQ4'4'albQ1hQ4VQ4Pil-l-t-lPQ Page Twenty-four