Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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HARRY WILSON INDUSTRIAL Rctford Grammar School lEnglandJ Quiet and sedate, a man of many accomplishments. DONALD WHEELER MATHEMATICS Michigan State Normal College 'University of Michigan Who mix'd reason with pleas- ure and wisdom with mirth. MABEL WOOD LATIN Olivet College University of Michigan Wi'th all women, gentleness is the most persuasive and power- ful argument. WILMA WOOTON ENGLISH Albion College Her life's made up of smiles and kindness. MRS. BOVEE SECRETARY The mildest of manner. The gentlest heart. MISS MOORE ASSISTANT SECRETARY So long as fate permits. live in cheerfulnessf' MR. PHILLIPS HEAD .IANITOR A gentleman in every way and well liked, too. ' VT , i 1, I ilijkfgg f 5 , ,XM 'gy' 'ffl ff 'SjuE? 3k k . , i' f ,f ' 'Qc in I El A5253 I I . ,, M it Page Twenty-one

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I AJR I A it ULU .yr P Kxi,' W' I '19 I ' ua X WW' 0 xo A, 1 l' ' . b ,IU K ,f trgi. I Ar I Q ,I AI!!! 'ov j V x Tx Ilrtxff j f, 9, I'-, . lr' xx , -,4 , , sl I ' x I .K if-'K 'gl , W Voffw- Pagc Twenty D. SAGE FRENCH University of Michigan Western State Teachers' College True merit is like a river, the deeper it is the quieter it pursues its course. IRMA H. SMITH LATIN University of Michigan Consider that I laboured not for myself only, but for all them that seek learning. JOHN STEPHENS Q MUSIC Central State Teachers' College It's the songs ye sihg and the smiles ye wear that's a-making the sunshine everywhere. G. RAYMOND TUTTLE INDUSTRIAL Western State Teachers' College The secret to success is con- stancy to purpose. NELSON VAN LIERE COMMERCIAL Western State Teachers' College I-Iope College We live not to ourselves, Our work is life. BERNICE VOLLMER HOME ECONOMICS Michigan State College We grant, she has much wit. But is too shy of using it. GRACE WETER ART Northern Illinois Normal College Pratt Institute Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait. JAMES WINSTON PHYSICAL EDUCATION Michigan State Normal College Man's true character ever dis- plays itself in great events.

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' ' -.1 I ' - lst Row: Kieppe, Williams, Crittenden, Trachsel, Robinson, Forsythe, Cigard, Burnham, Emerick 2nd Row: Chalmers, Peterson, Nlolitor, Wilbllr, Russell, Calahan, Lott, l-eFurge, Hall, Green, Strait 3rd Row: Bristol, Bovee, Exelby, Cliffe, Benson, Miller. Bedford, Taylor, Gibbs. Perry. Braidwood Pleasant. indeed. have been our associations this year at Eastern. The new building has inspired in us a great pride and many Hne friendships have been formed, both among students and faculty. However, we do not forget our former friends and we look at this picture just a bit wistfully, for it calls up memories of two years profitably spent under the leadership of the teachers at Central. We hope that the friendly spirit fostered to such a large degree by Mr. Lel7urge. Miss l.ott. and Miss Gibbs will continue to exist in both schools. Page Twenly-Iwo