Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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When Two Mathematicians Make Tests SYLVlA H GROSS VERNA B GUNNISON CLEOBELLE llARRlSOlNl EVELYN HUTCHlSON ADDIE E KEESLER LORA KNEVELS H C LANCE M A LEACH LOlS MAlNllXllNG The visitors were shown the ditterent types ot test roads and initiated into the mysteries ot weather torecasting, Atter dinner in the company's cafeteria, the party inspected numerous makes ot American and toreign cars and saw several instructive movie reels ot the making and testing ot Fisher bodies. Delta Mills Church was the scene ot the next event, in charge ot Margaret Will- man and her associates. Allusions to Thanksgiving season were made by a country style chicken dinner and a game whose objective was a Thanksgiving poem, Honors tor poetic inspiration tell on Mabel Wood and her tellow poets. Bunco and Keno were the last games, in which approximately titty individuals competed tor prizes that evening. Kenneth Clark and his colleagues held a dinner in the taculty room ot the Michi- gan State Union Building. The teatures ot this function were court whist and danc- ing, DONALD MANZ When We Study Voice Elvlll, A, MARKLENVITZ WM, R MclNTlRE HELEN MONNINGH BEATRICE O'BRlEN WM. D. ODAM IRENE PATTERSON RALPH B. PETERMAN ELEANOR PHELPS

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XVII I IAM ANDERSON HELEN I BENJAMIN ALANJ BOVAIQD Important Mail D W BRADFORD JAKE HURNHAM KIEDRME E CHADXXVICK 'I KENNETH CLARK ESTIIEIQ L CLINE INEZ COIE fastern's faculty members agree that the school year of V933-34 with increased enrollment, the nevv arrangement of class periods, and extra-cur- ricular activities has kept them very busily engaged. As relaxation from their duties, the teachers adopted a plan to establish more social contacts among themselves At the beginning of the school year, committees and their chairmen were named and as the year progressed, each committee in turn planned and con- ducted a social activity for the faculty and the Faculty Dames , The chairmen appointed this year were R L Schneider, Margaret Willman, Kenneth Clark, lieatrice D'l5rien, and Cleobelle Harrison. 'I he first event last autumn, in charge of R, L Schneider's group, had nearly perfect attendance At the close of school one afternoon in October, busses stood ready to tarry their passengers to the General Motors Proving Grounds at Milford All in a Day's Work I I COUIQINEY ll tf IIIMAN lllltltllil IQ IDX IQUIII IIQHIAND Al lAlIl M IIAIQIQI IY l'll',f,ll I till SON WAI lflt ttlQAlf Nlllll, E. KIIQDIIE

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L ITII A REYNOI DS WILLIAM SALE IZ L SCHNEIDER KIIQACIA E SEXION IRMA II SMITII MILDRED TOOQOOD NELSON VAN LIERE IEERNICE VOL LMER ANN XXXHEELER Art in the Eoregroundn Beatrice O'Brien's committee made arrangements tor a faculty inspection an March PKI of the Oldsmobile Motor Works, This evening was concluded with supper and bridge, in the St. Paul's Episcopal Guild Hall, The last group chairman, Miss Harri- son, mildly hints at a May morning breakfast. The high spot in the calendar ot events was a mystery play, The Bat, offered lay the Iaculty, February IS. Several sidelights an the production were the birthday party tor The Bat, and the Saturday rehearsal when the cast came dressed for a heatless building and found the steam pipes sizzling merrily, The profits of about Iwo hundred dollars were used tor the purchase at a backstage makeup cabinet and In swell Lasterrrs flower tund DON S WIIEELEIQ A Ci XXXILLIAMS MARK IAIQEI WILLMAN IIAIQIQY It WILSON If A WINSION MARMAIQET XYXINTERS MAHEI, WOOD MII MA WOOION I MEI VIN IIALL Itlli I I IA BARNES MELBA ROOKER