Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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FAYE BAUMGARDNER-ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Dean of girls . . . social director . . . synipathetic adviser . . . understanding friend . . . a girl's ideal. Page Seven

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ORTS ' ' VARSITY FOOTBALL The cheers of a capacity crowd rang out over Pattcngill stadium as the massed students and supporters of liastern roared their approval of the Blue and Gold warriors trotting out into the glare of the iioodlights. alert and eager to test their strength in this iirst game of the football season. September 21. With an undefeated record for the past two seasons. the Quakers were prime favorites for the ISDH grid season. The team promised to be as strong as the ones of previous championship years. The crowd roared equal approval as a badly beaten Ithaca team, but one which still retained its initial lighting spirit. was on the light end of a 55-O score at the end of the game. Coach Grat'f's first team which piled up 29 points yielded in the second quarter to the reserves who scored within five plays. Spectacular long runs. led by I.amb's eighty-yard gallop. constituted most of the points. The iinal scoring was completed in the third quarter by the varsity. the reserves being held scoreless in the final period. Led by Lyle Sherman and Chet Smith, the Quaker eleven turned back their first class A competitor. River Rouge. September 28. The fighting Detroit team. which held down the home team's running attack and twice turned back prospective scores from their three-yard marker. were caught unawares by the flashy passing game of Rocky , Sherman. Kolbcrg and Chet Smith that resulted in a score mid- way in the second period. To start the second half. the fans were brought to their feet by Guenther. Rougc's quarterback. who ran the kickoff back 55 yards before he was stopped by Delp. reserve backticld man. Lyle Sherman's field goal and spec- tacular eighty yard run completed the 15-0 victory. Benge and Maliskey. Blue and Gold linemcn. turned in fine performances. TilC Easternites hurdled the third obstacle in their quest for a third consecutive undefeated football season. October 5. by shading Mt. Clemens. 13-6. in a bitterly fought battle. Although the Rlue and Golds appeared off-form, they scored in the second quarter with the aid of a pass from quarterback Sherman to VVcaver. Quaker right tackle. The Mt. Clemens boys then countered with 2111 aerial barrage of their VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Fourth Row: Cook. Valentine. R. Smith. DeCair. Leo Sherman. XV:-aver. C. Smith, Parmater, Joseph. Kolberg Third Row: Delp. Shipman. Rolter. Sirhal. llill. Stein. Siegrist. Benson. Puls Second Row: Coach Rurnham. Coach Graff. Jenks. lngman. Robinson. Miles, Gillengerten, Poiihonki. Rowden. Coach Rovard First Row: Maliskcy. Lyle Sherman. Allen. Ross. Lamb. Downey. llenge. Rupp SCRIMMAGE ATHLE1 IC BOARD OF CONTROL Second Row: YYhecler. athletic director: Graff. coach. Manx. school treasurer First Row: Spurway, Principal Rich, Miles, Kroli Paar Om' Hundred Six