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

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CLASS OF '55 Hey, Lord Trojan, wait a minutel I know you are in a hurry to go see the new class rings with the Juniors, but I wanted to tell you a few things about this class first. As you know, the Class of '55 will enter East Lansing next year as Seniors, and, look- ing back at this successful year, they certainly are well 'prepared for it. The leaders they chose to guide their class were Bob Edwards, Peggy Holcomb, Mary Hayhoe, and Tim Kraft. Their views on student government were well presented to the Student Coun- cil by Vice-President Bob Elliott, Bob Edwards, Judy Green, Dave McCaffree, Jean McElroy, and Nelda Trout. Keeping their goal, the Senior Trip, in mind, these Juniors worked enthusiastically throughout the year on the magazine drive, hour dance, concessions, and their paper drive. The boys took an active part in football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, tennis, track, and golf, while the girls were found partici- pating in various clubs and organizations. effectively carried out by exotic murals and orien- tal lanterns, and it is needless to say that a good time was had by all, The footlights shone on the talent of the Junior Class on the evenings of April 9 and 10, when they presented their play, The Cuckoo on the Hearth. This successful mystery comedy was under the di- rection of Mr. Warren Richard, along with assist- ant director Peggy Holcomb and assistant producer John Lundberg. It's too bad you missed the climax of this event- ful year, Lord Trojan, the Junior-Senior Banquet held on J une 10, because I'm sure you would have en- joyed it. The Class of '55 is, of course, grateful for the advice and help given them by Miss Newhouse and Mr, Smith, the class sponsors. And now that you have heard their history, don't you agree, Lord Trojan, that if they continuenext year as they have in the past, the Class of '55 will be an 628, 53,3 03.5-5 510,21 0 Q.4-w-N21 355 E522 Q-iv' 9525. 09.1- a.w4,l,gP, , ,EEST-Q' fYxA.fL,'c7 Q' 592. gm jL,a..x1If'f-1-f4T -4-'5 ::'? ai- r EEZ :ga C.f'a,f1s.J gg-Q n:f,o-gona-4,Zf09h 92 Kl 8LQF6 ei ffvv-406 E-Q j ,lg . O I 85 ENIOHS. EU. -fg- 32 .Ea 5? .11 CD F1 F1 El 3 B 2 X s 325353332 3 3 ligagfi 5 -v -i N , fix filtiigiilsi if if A