Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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THE EXPENSE ACCOUNT OF 1932 LANTERN MONEY RECEIVED From the saps who bought this book . ,..... ,,,,.,.,,.,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. S 4,999.99 From Advertising Staff for getting out of school. Note: 13.45 received from Ed Whitney! ...., 4,,, ,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 0 0 . 45 From Mr. Clark to keep story of his love affairs out of Lantern. talso a bag of peanuts and two cracked marbles? .,,,, . ,.,...,, ...A,,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,, ,r,, l , 956.35 From Kenneth Hilliard in an attempt to get him on the Honor Society ,..,tr, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 .00 From selling paper last year's staff left behind them ,.... . ,.,..,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, .48 From Delos Bauerle and Roger Butterfleld for keeping the true story of their midnight rambles out of the Lantern. lThe editorial staff has left town as a protective measurel ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 .150.00 From sources we defy anyone to look into ,,r..,, ,,,,,,,t,,, . , ,,,,,,,,,,a,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ., 500.00 From Don Wheeler to keep quiet the secret of his school girl complexion .. ,..,. 1,000.00 From Phyllis Hooton, Girls' League President for votes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . . 6.00 59,999.99 PAID OUT To Miss Smith for hospital bill after nervous breakdown .,.,.,, .,,,,. S 500.00 TO Miss Garrity to keep from doing the Rumba .......,................ . 6.00 To Jens Kowalski for putting out grass fires with his big feet r,..... .58 For the Staffs week-end trip to Mr. Peterman's cottage. .... .... . 75.00 Lights used for night work? .......................,...........,........ 000.00 To hall olicers. so staff could get out of building ,..... 1,000.00 Money spent that's no bOdy's business. ,,,,,.., ...,,,.,...,.....,.............,......,...,.....,.....,....., 5 0.00 For fire box hammers that staff took... .,,......,......................................................... 15.00 To buy Sam a new camera. to replace the one ruined by taking picture Of Lantern Staff. 125.13 for shawl that he puts over his headl ........ ........ .... ......... ....................... 1 7 0 . 00 39,999.99 WHO'S WHOOEY AT EASTERN FIRST CHOICE SECOND CHOICE Best Orator - - ----- L. Pricco K. Beagle Worst Flirt - - - F. Ross V. Tampa Biggest Feet - - - - J. Kowalski E. Sirhal Most Courteous Girl - - J. XVebb Most Courteous Boy 1 - E. Whitney Best Politician - - - H. Fitch E. Little Prettiest Hair - - - D. Hulliberger D. Titmus Fussiest Boy - - G. Petrovich B. Christy Prettiest Boy - - L. Hershey XV. Miller Fastest Talker - M. lansiti J. Askew DID YOU EVER HEAR THIS BEFORE? 4'YOu can't afford to be without an organization ticket, That reminds me of a story- There will be general assembly Thursday. The assignment for tomorrow is- Please do not take the little fire hammers for souvenirs. Forget it. Old man. we'll win the next One. HIGHEST AMBITIONS OF SOME OF OUR CLASSMATES Dick VanHulst - Ed XVhitney - John Turik George Hearn - Max Kaiser -- Don Bristol - Wm. Sackett - To To To To To To To send his sons to college. enter a verbal Marathon with Floyd Gibbons. play the balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet. be a missionary. be an aristocrat. get an undisturbed slumber in class. wear an Page One Hundred Sixty

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S soon JUNlOl2J , SENTOTQS Dl2ES.OF U.S. H.S.PRlNClDAL FOOTBALL CAUT. SQ. PLAY opETzA BAND ASSEMBLY PRCXT' Sc. PRES QEASS PTQES, MARETED EASTERNER .TANITOQJ LANTERN TSD. 4 Amon Scuooi STUDENTS AETTSTTTON Miss Smiths unfailing good nature. Jean Vkfebb going down the hallvhalloo, halloo. halloo. The harmonious? girls' band. The baseball tenm's new suits. Mr, Sage and his beret. Mr. Rich's beautiful blue eyes. Mr. Clark being mistaken for a Senior HOME ECONOMICS NEWS It has been reported that George Hearn severely strained his back recently while lifting a pan of his own biscuits from the oven. HEARD AT SOPH B ELECTION Chairman: Nominations are in order for a vice-president. Virginia Rose: We do not need a vice-president. There is no tice in this class. THANKS To the photographers for making the pictures of people good lookingfpeople who were - well, otherwise. To the tennis. track. and cross country teams for saving the athletic section from being an obituary. To several who aided in the art work-Mr. Perkins. Mr. Sherer, and Mr. Phillips might be mentioned. Page One Hundred Sixty-one