Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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If I any 1' ' 00 lected, if, Qt. ,,,,,,, ., Student Government ts qtvert every ertccurctqement CII Eastern. The Student Council Center? wcrxs m Cceopercxtior. wtth 'he faculty tc gzreriiite cz better tmderstcxrtdxng beiveei teacher cmd students. 'fflih every heme rocrri and dass represezited, the destres of students are :made and Cgsegssed irt Cctmcxf meetmqs. Ecxsterrts halt qpude system keeps the halls Cleared GT all times by msuritig that every student has CI preper permit. Hall Serqecmts are shcvm Ctepl, cmd helm-I Q: hall Qfficer stops U wanderer fer Q: permtr. Snider: fp Lei' 'p rglif ffffffi: rl.. .':'k1:1s Fitiiie F. v.YC.CZ'f.Cff . . Ie'1:.1:,s i fpzgg . iC'.'.' fi E. F.1'::1i1gr1i I-I. Fas'-fr P.. S'::1e:Qf.'i'i, Y. Ginn' 2. Lersf E. Fzrsjrii F. Fferixgi S'::4rg.::. fires ff. E Zffiffri ffeyer POT' E. f. Cruziij '.'.'eis'et .ln 'ffutzel 3. Ecperle, Q. Dcwe 2. Isfiller, E. Ferlzgis, Q '. 1F:x E. I. Hjiezifziii F. Adzfrrs. FOX' fn Fzenegi I, f.i'1fK9EZl6 f ' Simpy S.. P:r'er, T. f-1iKei':.':i 2. fi, -i1r1s ff. F 'sei' f. Kiel. 29153: Hrcg D f

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Class officers: M. Karolle, 'freasq Nr. Leyrery M, Iennings, Pres.: l. Springer, Sec'y7 H. Folks, V, Pres. Senior A's Graduate in Iaunty Caps Cn lune lB, l938, the largest class ever to graduate from Eastern will receive their diplomas. Wayne Green was their first presi- dent. ln their second year, Mary Alice lennings stepped forward to direct the activities of the class. ln social circles the biggest enterprise was the l-l-lop, 'Bippling Bhythmf' of which Martha Payne and loseph Kroll were co-chairmen. By this time Bobert Sherman, Donald Bobart, Wayne Green, and Ferry Bath- burn had become outstanding athletes, while Milbourne Moore had carried away honors in swimming. Originality has been the keynote in this class's activities, and it was displayed again when Mary Alice lennings was elected Senior Class President the first girl ever to receive this honor. Mr. Vanlsiere gave up his position as class advisor to Mr. Leyrer during this year. Upon Dick Budd, the highest honor possible was bestowed when he was chosen Student Council President. loseph Kroll and Mary lane Couchois displayed outstanding dramatic ability in the Senior B Play, The Ivory Door, while Doris Veith and Harold Folks starred in the opera, Countess Maritzaf' l-lelen Scholl, Barbara Scheidt, and Dorothy Pruirn also carried top honors in the musical field. The literary talent of the class was supplied by Carol Letzring, editor-in-chief of the Easterner, and Esther Tueling and Douglas Dawe, co-editors of the Lantern. With Frances French winning the District Oratorical Cham- pionship, and Marguerite Bowden, lna Springer, Robert Tefft, and Kelvin Kiebler talking their way to success as debators, the reputation of our speech department was definitely established. Wendall Morse, Marian Knight, and Marguerite Bowden as chairmen cf the Senior Prom, Banquet, and Program respectively, turned in excellent performances to complete the activities of the Class of l938. A f l