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

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ws. CLASS OFFICERS PRZISIDE N T ....... ........ E LDON FOLTZ 91 CRI T IRI' ..... ..... I XULISNIS SIQGER IRIJSLRLR ................. DORA GOWISR CLASS MOTTO 1 ' The elevator to success is out of orderg Use the , stairs A ,. cuss coroizs 059-'W Blue and Gold f ciixss rrowieu 1 Iris Mn Ill NX LQ E Q l lCE-PRISSIDENT ...... CHARLES LEIGIITON I I .. 1. ,. '. X I tl' T l 4.55 p . I N X SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY ..-..-l'!ear ye! Hear ye! Hear ye! froll of clrumsl. The Senior class, chuck full of pep and enthusiasm, Croll of drums! presents the Town Crier of ELHS froll of drumsl. I ----This is Foltz speaking. lVlay I impose upon your kindness so much as to tell you briefly of the highlights in the travels of this class of 1937? With high hopes and colors flying, the class, in the eighth grade, led by Charles Leighton, approached high school much as Admiral George Dewey in Manilla Bay approached the Philippine Islands, if you will. They started their trip off with a bang by giving a rollicking party for themselves. They showed that they were willing to pay their own way when the conductor collected ninety- nine percent of the fares owed but even then they were forced to bow to the class of '36, I can see again the disappointment on those earnest faces. As freshmen their originality took firm root and sprouted when they called the annual freshman party the 'Trosh Frolicn. At this event the whole school became acquainted with the class whose colors were blue and gold. This part of the trip was traveled with Raymond Smith as guide. The halfway-place , if you please, was reached on this happy-go-lucky journey in the year I935 and, staying here as sophomores, they took a pleasure cruise on the S. S. '37 with Captain Stafseth and invited the school. Everyone who went agreed that the time was well spent. I think a fighting spirit much like that of Dewey's eager men was shown when the class in their Junior year, under the competent guidance of Andy Hays, kept up with the year's calender events so admirably. They stopped long enough to present a fascinating melodrama The Streets of New York to an enthusiastic audience, and I think these travelers never before seemed so gay as when, in a Japanese Garden, they gave a colorful and beautiful l-Hop. To the departing Seniors they extended a sincere and regretful good-bye at a crowded Junior-Senior banouet in june, thereby ending a year more eventful and happy than any before had seen. The Senior Mixer was a joyous beginning for the school year of I936-37 for everyone, showing that these class members had lost no pep along the way. And. by the wav, they exhibited their civic alertness, too, by making it a Political Rally to reflect the national election campaign at that time. The iContinued on Page 3-U 18

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