Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)
- Class of 1939
Page 1 of 162
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1939 volume:
“
A p r v w M I f ' W 'I 1 4' 'lv ff 'M-in 6' t 1 ... sq I4 IAA-KJ 1. 45-u E359- x '4'7?f51y?ff ,w V V Sur. . ,.,t4,:, -' ffl. ' ,ax if j,7'-:. 4IQljT1'Q I' iF TI ' '.1,. 'T : ' X -.f' .Q , f 4 'LJ H Q, - I, 1 S-'W-.', P 1:' , , ' x 5: . 4151 .1',j :Bi,f.?:,.n 41-vas. 1 .1 ' J xl? 1 .4 W 11,4 -, 4:-,F .- .- A '. ,1f'.:,L'-'w-f- il .M .c., , , -l'Qf,'f.'7faAl'Qjiq1L'f I-34, if---521751 .N -'- my ij,v:ga5t5a1-aff? Qu P32-wig' 1 A , .-fig-3 v 1- ' ff ff 3-w-F: 'NHTEHPV Tiff f f' , -fa: 'gm 3 ia - . -'- U., - , .. Lv ' , M1 A' '- .,: L '- J ZA 'Milf . lxifu, fx ,V 1- .-- , ,A Q! -rw mug ., -1315 ,il-,f ,,.r,Q,'L,aif'2 ' ,, . '. lk., Jr, -. -5,3 ,fa 4'V':ff1',2 Q,.4rw-.'wl',.m:-,.1u-1 ,Q ' 1. ,.f 1 V. g' g,.g-: ggi, .UQ :J '-V -fx, '-, r ,Tun '11 'u J. . - '-:- .-. . ,- ,-':- f ., 4 3- K rf' 14 Q. -. ,hm-Af Jeni -f -L -' ' . ,. 1 ..,.j5.gviigQ2'..Q . Afgjg, '12 h -.43 .P ,I j '-':r,':f,, irAryl t'1-riff ' - w 'I'-V 'f2g4JIf.1f A gl- , I ' NA: 4' ..if3 -- I -'fri-' ' A N ' ' ' ' 1 V: 51: 'J ' 11-3 - ' . fl 'Y .fi ' .., '55 .. A . Z.'J.-.11:LN-' gl-.. 11: .u.:..fTJ-ip-'I..L,hi-i'na..' 5, ' QM' -x ft' fe .:E1n7Z1bvb'1.n.x3.f.,.,' -- : ...1g5itEJ..u'f-. f ,.1' V 'Y' ' Q, 2,51 . IN. - , A .1- . 'P' ' H.. 1 , , ..,q,'-1-.na up .J--...Lt 'S 7- .IL 1 JAM-11-.....X ,L ,, 1 w- v- -'mi V' L. In .4 The Lantern Published by the SENIOR CLASS of EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Lansing, Michigan 1 9 3 9 A- N1 J-- ' E?lf'lFvm YV! -', . 7 55 i' v lv ' f, -,XR S355 f i Exe X X 4x 4 Xi ' aa ff ff 1, qi N... , x 6 il . 6 ff f X Q xx 9' 1 1 N ,fa X' V, . -'-'f:.- ., xx X V' V, Eff, QF 1 V ESUQ x-X ff f . ' Foreword 'Q S. ., N - ' Ex f The aim ofthe 1939 staff has X Q been to portray every aspect ,,. of hte at Eastern that can be 4 4 x 0 f ' Q illuminated by the LANTERN S . 1 . i rays With this in mind, We are ' E now aboard the S S. Eastern embark- E Q ing on a cruise into 1939. The crew from 1 : the stern visaged pilot on the bridge to vAt i Q i the carefree shipmates below decks all are ...Q l ' eagerly awaiting each interesting event L M Qi- l Both the commonplace and the unusual i J i E i in I ' phases of hte aboard ship are recorded E . l' 'l tt i. I making a permanent record of the ' was voyage especially for those S . '5 ', fb ' who are embarking on the gl' ' ' S S Eastern forthe lCISt'l11'l'1e 5 . gl fx t 1 . .5-vw as E 6913 9: f f S ' ' lll , 5' 1 Eg . E S s li ' S 1 3 -. Ag I' grnsiga 1 3' yi-Q. Lf ,G 5-gs f Es O f 1 ,, B N 7 xx 69 p 'E' N X v XXXX 67 ,f Q X'-il N ax WW f 0 5' l qs - N tx M 1 ' E5-' x xx W4 V X Q lvl f Q X YM QW j fy sax KX' f 1 -f 6 XX be Q- A If Mk X mt ia f ' lem 'NX 'QQ 6 Q x -in ,f xx , i X 1 x l x 1 g i pil ull Il I lu I I' Wit mix rl - 1 tiff It - . . 'gi l in w l L- y 1' HI4 ff ' E 1 If 5 - fm, mx I GW' 'lin' ' lllll tra ' Hill Hill 11:1 . . . . ' lull ,till W. x v gp .lu 'Al W. - , f WI: lm 'i if fl l -ii - i 1 - if f mf- X Qlx , , , V' II? 'o i Nil. pictorially in our blue and gold log, ,,i X if 3- X ,1 1' , ' :J . l X ' 'ff ff 'V lit hgh In ff ' X X X X' Xxxx , 'j ,I Y fl x ax XX X ' Ifgfl f X wi X X22 4657 fi? Xf t xy M if iq ,Q . . . .9 x X ,Q ,o Q. f X NR ik Q55 ff ate x X 3 f , ky' x x X Q: 3 , 4 ' ' ff ' Ng X 65-.Q 4, M 0:-, , ., I jf X5 X Q rg N' ,W 11 1 v 'ff N 'Tse -- ::....f. 1 X X --- gi- ' yy X XX ff X x xxss f elf Q 1 'ff x xxx S131 h ,,,g,...l-er ,P X' X X 'u .S uk I :'3'g25 WV Q., '- www- lil' J, . A fd v , 'it ., 1 iidflixd MS WA mu Q. Ed1tor1nCh1ef . Richard Bcxuerle , 0, V I A s - - . mm f Mm LEED MN U96 Business Manager . . Martha Gilmore K Advertising Manager . Kenneth Harlow -2- ll 1 ll' 1 I ,-- g f -v--Qu Q ,Q ilk,-1 ,- .rxfsll V X ,ht- wi X, 1 K , , W .5 W K X f Kr 'X XX V E ,MV N an e'h. X x I X gifs, ,vyv Nil! X fftpfsngi ,L 55 Q I r- FV iff N ' ' z x I I Qx V K, ' X, j'-fgii-5-ggii f , , f e ., .-r eef: - e r We X A! , , A , - . 5 X I gr X I A X r or x f 0 f wr A Y , dk W. ,f ex Q 1 V If N-lv X . ,511 h I' NK ix if ' ' V . ' ' X J X2 , 953- it Ml xy Jig' I ,,I..t:. Xxx , ya QE? fs or U i Xlx il Fl 1 lv ' 7 ff, l M F, If ,Ek.-, ' l 3 XY' I , ..A, L dh f y if l sg, ,S Q in q ' I. I V H ' v ff --1 Il F3 is Q21 M ,yr Q, aa L- :W I 4 ti , , '-55 , ' W ffl 4 lax! l ZZA 5 1' il . f ff fr' .Xgo X xi- -J lv- ii 5 V t t- if a af s li- W' -. 1 l ' X0, af' X -- ' ffel N QS, f ft R , - Q W, I 1 . 1 , iff' ' X 'N .ff 1 i , v J A X N ' . ,,n-:- , sg. if , I 1 -' t ,.- .571 l ' f l J! is i x .X Rf 1 1 K5 xxi . 7 Exp? 'I . . X15 1 1, x-.Q fx , - sf ,A .f'i, p - xy s r, ,Ti 4 . - ,, ,ff - - ,f ' 1. 1 ,,W -if l if-i ts as . e 1' 1 amzaffn 'L' 41 f:iEE'i:'f-'-f5:K ' In Appreciation In appreciation, MR. MANZ. for your invaluable services, We, the senior classes, dedicate to you the l939 LANTERN. The various capacities in which you have served during your ten years at Eastern merit our recognition and thanks. As treasurer of Eastern you have handled the finances of our many organizations, which is in itself a great task. In addition, your activities as President of the Lansing Teachers' Club, as a capable commercial instructor, and as the adviser of the senior class for two years prove your worth to all of us. Your humor, personality, and genuine friendliness have served to help make our three year residence here an enjoyable one. ..3.. THE Trtle In Apprecrahon Foreword Vrews Shrpmates Shore Leave Shrp Sports Recrurtmg LOG 17 60 6188 89106 ' ...... 1 ' ' .... 2 . . . . . 3 ' ...... 5-6 Officers ..... 7-16 ' ' ..... 107 -4- 'I' .4 sz 'a 1 K I vu 'Vw I u 3-G a ,fr . fl-'in n of 4 ' w , t E ,fm l 3 H . Q V' 7 if I f .5 . 1' ,I A , 4 rw il? 0'- f 'l-A. I. 4 'Vive Y oi' oeX 'Voc Yto IIDIIFIIFIIICIEIIEIIRK -E ., '- 44.:f4f.::' -.., ,I Q ...gf .735 tj' -Q' ' Y . .,.,a F ' , -2 . -vga:--. ,-fi Q..-,vw-f': g ' 1 V - .Qiilrgt ,WHEHWTKM , .U-M. .J-va x s ' Q ti ' A ' S., 5913.41 .14 1 I 1 U i, 1' ' - 'V I P' if ' ' 44 4,1 x I -'V f. - .rv A .Jw .., ... ,, QF: . - I :JL-1 iff, .qu l' 'fl , '-- , . -x , ,L I. TC . .1 if-Q55 ig . Y Q -QLLE rf gl, ' uf wr -tv , . 'HUM , A 44' ZF' - . n ' A. - ,,. .,+'m - - 'T rff- ' N- ,- 3 51. H f , Q '1- h-4 '- V , jf V 5, f 2?-11 'h XJH- -15 21 1, 69,55 -N - 1 4 '-55, ' -ui. ' f f' ' ' ' ' '- - A :nf 'IE-,gg - fx.. .ry -.'9',,v- - V ,, ' fp 1 , - , V, 7. ,. . , V: Q-,T-1' L- , mf writ' R - fl a,,r: ', W Y ,e. 1' V-xjig .J 7:31-3 . 'L,.,g b Q if ..., ip' 12 F . In .VV v-1. w - P-' J.. '.. ,' - '..a. f. -HA -'L Q 'fl . . - A .qp, ' -- 1-w uf.-., -.M vw. -. - f- . r -' Y-r. ,. . , . V., r iv ,Ag-,,f. is -44. 41551-5N3'IJi', R Z 'JI 1 Y' A . ,h W I 'u 'L L .. -. f in . .YM MT 'S I: . .sg a., 1: , 23 4: S nf- -lik 5 Q ' fr+-- N 0 nm' , n - Q ' L . .LN 1 I 'v ...V ,. I J 1.4 . nw' . .1 -, r ,A 'L Kfw h k - , I 1 5 1 f HJ., 'Hi L1 ei E 3 Q rv 41' S '-iff fqul ' .H -an 1 bMC.'.a ,A U.. 22 5 l 555' ' ' .M -1 - 'f,'fff,'ff:f e ,r A. , ,V 4. nr iw iss? 5155- , ,, , 45,f,?ftr3,M A vga ' Y 3 i ty, ' 'Q Ahoy Ship's Bridge Skilltully guiding the SS. Eastern are three chief officers: Mr. Rich, our Principal, Miss Baumgardner, the Assistant Principal, and Mr. Chadwick, Dean of Boys. The unerring judgment and acknowledged administrative abilities ot Mr. Rich Clower left? quality him to direct the course of our great ship. Miss Baumgardner lupper lettl, known per- sonally by nearly all the students, as the Girls' Adviser smooths out the many perplexities of school life tor them. Below, Mr. Chadwick, Dean ot Boys, checks his records diligently, for in his tiles is information about all Eastern boys that will aid him in advising them concerning their present prob- lems and future vocations. Sophomore students in particular are under his jurisdiction. t i . t 9 Miss Wheeler, our librarian Cat leftl, patiently seeks filed material for bewildered pupils who are for the first time wading through their long term papers. lust in case she Can't take care of them all, her efficient staff, which is chosen on its merits and spends hours shelving and check- ing books in and out, is always willing to lend its aid. Telephon undreds of schedules and marks, writing tardy slips for the lagging pupils and answering a hun- dred and one questions-this portrays our two office girls, Nan Etson and Wilma Iohnson. Miss Etson's position is that of Mr. Rich's personal secretary, while Miss lohnson serves the assist as ant secretary. ing, filing h N -, , 10 1 i ,W ,W ,, ,, ,,mf,s,,,5fffy M ,Wynne Student Council Row l: M. Tlioiniis, K. Fatvinnn, D. Woodard, M, Lamphiur, A. Porter, QV. Prosiclr-ntl R. Fronrli, QPH-sidrintl l.. For-ess, KSC-cictciiyj M. Dean, fClllEPl S t u Cl e nt Duty Guidol R. Trunihln. Row 2: G, leotli, l . Vcrlcrxnoll, S. Richinonrl, R. lflolili-y, ll. Biuinsnm, li. Keck, Fl. Yanz, ll, Baxter, R. Hurl- son, I. Lewis. Row 3: R. Banurle, M. Rasniuse son, D. Bissell, P, Hunter, R. Brill, I. Miles, M. Potter, I. Hilrlebmndt, H. Brill, D. Gloden, T. Crunip. How 4: W. Press- ley, l. Pulvm, R. Mcflll murry, Ft. Brigqs, R. Sel- tert, Z. Ame-ll, P. Greqq, D. Vlioaor, M. Remus, I.. Stxver, D. Kaulitz. Student COunCil Officers, ut loft: Al Priitvl, txmirstllc-If Rohm! l'1vnr'll, pit-::i Clentp Lorraine Foross, socivtiny. Our present Hall System, due to the splendid cooperation which exists between the chief duty guide, the hall sergeants flower picturei, and hall officers, has worked out very Well this past year. This system has been successfully carried out by the STUDENT COUNCIL fupper picturel, made up ot able representatives from the various home rooms, and working in cooperation with the faculty. These representatives, acting as spokesmen tor their groups, learn the pupils' desires and voice them for dis- cussion at the regular meetings. The problems ot five schools in Michigan, who got together and now call themselves the 5-A League, have been helped by our Eastern spokesmen. ROW 1: N, Richards, M. Gordon, M. Dean, M. Tlioinas. Row 2: B. llully, S. Stephens, I. Chtiulkei, M. Rasmussen. Y -,-,?. , ,W .,.- .721-------Y-----A igl,--,f,y,,. nell- --11.... Language There are always some Cvery iewl scholarly looking people on board, either reading ot Aeneas' wander- ings or patiently studying French verbs and pronunciations, while the more brilliant students hide smiles behind their hands at this queer language that is being spoken. Three of the students, apparently feeling they have mas- tered Latin as a language, have laid aside their books and turned to the curio case to learn something cf Roman lite and art. How 1: Louise Spiau, Effie Ericson, Marie Sisson, Irma Smith. Row Z: Mabel Wood, William Sage, William Anderson, English How 1: jane Bull, Mildred Tooacod, Beitha Pollitt. Row 2: Marie Sisson, Aleath Garrity, Mary Kelly, Effie Ericson, Louise Sprau, Margaret Winters, Nellie Grohe, Helen Bemamin, Pauline Scott. No matter how tar he travels, a well educated person is always dis- tinguished by the ways he speaks his native tongue. Our American companions also know that people back home will be impressed by the neatly and correctly written letters which are sent to them from foreign ports. Home Economics Chefs, stewards, and stewardess received their culinary arts training in the food laboratories ot the SS. Eastern. Why tramp home after the strenuous fourth hour, when you can go down on first deck and have a tasty bite in the cafeteria? Dorothy Gambell, Ella Armstrong, Meta Vossbrtnk, Ruth Freeland, Bernice Volrner. When traveling abroad, one wants a desirable selection of clothes which will best suit her personality. Suggestions for these, and many more wardrobes, are made in the clothing classes. ' Lfll Y 1 Y ' YY 7-----ff' -Y wxvriiilf-f A' 'Y ' ' I 1 ,tx W 7 E Y t it L, be We We .H if I t t 1 1 L- , N Wl -uf s Q-. ,. ,,....-?,... Mathematics A person seldom sees our famous lake Burnham, Russell Schneider, Don Wheeler, Herbert Fox, Maynard Morrison. Many peculiar plants, such as the cactus, have grown and flourished in our con- servatory under the care of these Science teachers. Not only plants have been analyzed, but even such lowly creatures as the angleworm and the locust. Mr. Feeman, in the above picture, has just taken the cover oft the dessicator, and the students are a little fearful wondering if something might jump out at them. Lois Manning, Herman Lange, Hyrtl Fe mathematicians just sitting quietly like this without a pupil or two lean- ing on their desks, wondering how on earth two different equations can be made to come out correctly. They will soon have to help some poor fellow at the hoard who is trying to make angles and triangles meet. Science Social Science The group at the long table at the right make up the department from whom We learn not only of past events but something of what to expect in the future. The students behind the American Observers Cbe- lowl seem to be reading the joke section, but in reality they are keep- ing themselves well informed about the latest news of the world. Physical Education mx 1 NE M ,Y-A, ,?'t l,,,,.,.-y-fW 'xZ:,5Q- N Walter Graff, Lenin Calhoun, Winilred Kalchthaler, Roland Winston, gn QJK .. A 4 uf- Y Row 1: Wayne Edgerton, Maynard Molrumn, l.o1'a Knovolfi, Gracia Sexton, T. G. Harris, Russell Gilsson, Row 2: Iohn Brlshin, George Chadwick. is' '--Q.. 5-.. e....,.. ,.... M- W'- , x,,,. -f When passengers in the SS. Eastern want to take a dip in the white tiled pool, play a fast game of shuffle board, or try their skill in that highly popular game of badminton, they can go to one of our gyms. Above, Miss Calhoun's modern dancing class is very popular and keeps its members in shape by daily putting them through their various exercises. -W Y. - -- - - --- an.-:l-- t sw! Music and Art The pupils teetering on the suspended board are just beginning a wall mural depicting lite at Eastern. This project has been carefully supervised by our art instructor, Miss Holland. Tack- ing up a picture which advertises summer cruises, she makes us all see the skill which her art students display. Interesting assembly programs have developed from such little conferences as are going on between Mr. Mclntire and Mr. Ferguson lbelow, lettl. Mr. lVlclntire's choir has thrilled Lansing's audiences, while the band has instilled much loyalty in our hearts by playing the national anthem at the beginning of each assembly program. , 15m sv Row I: lifrlv-11 VVt1ll-11, W'rytie Ezlfqottfwn, Mfiifmlet VVtllmt'm, Ralph Pefeiinan, VF-inrr Glirlmswli, ltrfutxirl Mimi, llstlxm Vltne. Row 2: Hemtunttl lwytfer, Lmltr Ruynvulrlfs, f-If-lfwn Vim lmfue. The Commercial DEPARTMENT, above, is ot interest to us because of its popularity with the students. Time passes quickly when our tinqers can run over the typewriter keys and keep riqht on running over a page ot an unreadable code that battles the academic students but which is commonly called Shorthand. Strange naises are forever issuing from that peculiar little machine shop which the students call the doa house. We're assuming that the cars are taken apart in order to see what makes them tick and not lust fir the entertainment of the INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT, helow. Row 1: llmrl Mfxrklwwiizi, W. if. Wlxztuwy, ll. r.. fjmtnikiwy, T, K, Clfrik, Mtuqrtrf-I Wtmpgg, Row 2: Orvtllv l'l'ty, Alum-1 WtIl.1mss, Htuzv 'NtlFon, Willivxiix lfdwfrdu. f- 1 If , .-f xx- 1 K. ,, , ., - . Y Y . xh v--Y------ --- - - - f ' -L: twi ,l,..l-i- X x x QQX f r ai S.3':'Qi' 'S N 'QQQ s'Q 7 X9 35:2 Q' Q,Q':'0 Q Q,Q QQ 0' Q Q' Q 3: -Q . 4 Q' wlif, H Q1 , ff Q 4 If sw X X Q 0 S ffx 5 it Q I 0 . Q ' X Q, x Ne ' Q X 0.0 QQIX Q 0 5 ,ny '3 Q - ' O Q Q Q Q Q, Q f. Q QbZ4'4'f:'1 Rt-t'1: :f 0 ' :' Q. , Q Q, Q . , is-1:-24'-' 3. bfi? N ' Q ., . Q 'U .0 ll J X 7 5 11 ' Z l X 1 X O'Ot'l ' Q Q 9 Q , Q Q 9 9 Q O Q'Q'Q.9.'Q'l' ,.-Iyivigvo' Q' AQ' Q Q o ' Q 2 fl Q Q X. Q . ' ' ' ' S' -Q' 'Q - Q F 4 NN x f 'agsy ' :-:f- 'Q'o'Q y 9,9 O 9. Q '99 Q 9 5 . I QQ' 6 1 4:9 ,n f 11 X K X f 'S J F 1 'X 4 , 7 W Q 1 If .ff ' xy-A.'QQQXXTQN f if fs 9.-. X - X . 1' H I A X ff X tw X f , kqs wx A I NST? Q 1 ' 1 QQ: Q lag 3 R .X . H- X V M' NIR R lC K I K R X .x-8:13 vx.. 4 , ' X Nia mm- f -- A-oo' svxyzgs, X ,f L Q' M6329 Xt i'9!q ' - X' 5'q 9x 1 5' X' W' f N K ,- Wg? Kzlx f , f ff ' 'Q f X x X l VP' XX-'1 LN W , fx .. . - x-'Q-5 5, .'Q, 0 f N HH N099 If X fy! ff. X ww' N99 X A 1 Q! A .1 ff f ,mow 1 on , ,, 4 f fa 'aw f 1 f 5 uf- tfQX3f3-M f 1' Q -i , ff Q YQ 'df A iv 4' J 5 6 X J, 'W 699 N 4 .ww A24 f - f 'voov ww J 4 me 6:4 X W Q4 YQ 4 W! X we xx el xv f N v999 f Ai if X' 1 09:4 xx XX f ' QQQQ X ,o,s,,s, X f 9,0's':t'Q xx N f X Xviog A f f J fx f WS' Q 5 f Qs I X f ks N N Q MR AS NIP.. Cl-IPQDLUICIS 0 4 ' Q O O Q , I - x ' 0 I ' - f 4- I wrath , '-iff? 1 '- K 0 Q. I X ,v,o.o Q9 f --f W -MQ., ' N I' , '0'O:O,0 ' N st 90 o ,, 4. H . , yo Y W X055 ' - 1 ,op 1- Wk sm ,I el -7 l.l' Q . 5. Q, - :ggighf-5 - ' aiwlwli ff I 'll 'I 'i I1, :'n I ll, 'I :fli'Q 7 I I, Ig, 1 lu: I 1 Nl I S N . . ' Wy! ' A mx NSW 'I 141+ X9 9 ' X we 8 f 1 1 'XA N ,fy ' 0 X , J ,AM ' K X l X Aaxl ' 'J 1 K X N 9 I X N x Q , , 1 1 Y x ff X X .f- -f' x, 5- X. f- .IM X wx Qqwx X, 5 ,:,,.,3,ji ., X U! .mb i . Q .l., lg. 1, I l.:' 1, :P Hlgfl I . IH1, 1 ', ' f I 1 1 X ff I L lg' f A uZf:,,'l Lis., 07 ' S EXTON ,f 6-Q9 W 'X JL , , ,jj NAR. mruus.-uns my SELIL 'll'U-iD'-QM !.1g- mmmwmmmwlm 1 4 S ...wg .. Ju-.., A an - A. .- ?. .... . ' 1 . . 4 -., a .,,..4.., v. cu v .M---. ....,,.,., . . U ..1.. .1 '-ru.,-4 .,,-r -,.,., J .-.,- ws-nf I ' K Q sl? 1. Amy... '. - ,- M., ..-mpg.-f.- .Q-Q..-.Q W--.-, fri :H ,xx H .VV-1. -11 ,' --21 H.: . , .l.L A, K'-'c J-.-...,k:,. vnmlt n,...-v 1, .QM .., re- 1' H, . .-I W.. ..- , ,-via 'aw V .,-lt 4- 6. - ':5,,l,f - g-.1 u ' -Av ww1.f.,-41, . 4.4. Uv. . TV, -' WI .V Av h .-I --,L .1 Lew- 319 gif? TNT ff ra... Pg w+-.:..wf1 A. L. .2 329113.-f'r-f'-2 V Hfvaw ' 1. ,.-. ' Q 'f 'i A 7 49 f .vm a a-. 44' -inf ' 4 Tom Crump, President: Hildegarde Ietke, Secretary: Mr. Manz, Adviser: Margaret Cflmpbll T ' Bob Cook, Vice President. reasurer, Senior A Class Officers President ........ Vice President ..... Secretary ...... Treasurer .... President ........ Vice President .... Secretary ...... . . . .... Treasurer ...... ........ Boys' Athletic Director .... Girls' Athletic Director .... I-Hop ........ Senior B Play .... Senior Prorn .... FORMER OFFICERS Iunior Sophomore .ACTIVITIES . . . . .March 26, l938. October 20, 1938 .... .....lVlay 27,1939... . . . .Richard Bauerle ..........Torn Crump Florence Harrington . . . . . .Helen Stelrna . . . .Richard Bauerle . . . . .Dorothy Mate . . . . . .Ruth 'Trumble . . .Marquita Bassett . . . . . . .Walter Ball . . . .Mada Elchuk .. Riviera Revels .. Broken Dishes . . Hindustan -7-21-.H -:LE-I . l I 9 . ,l ' o o mt I l o ADAMS. VIRGIL Band Boys' Discussion Club Fur, Feather, and Fin Electrical Engineer Musical talent Services Club Eager to be Admired for ALBRO. IOSEPHINE Basketball Tap Dancing Club Social Dancing Club Music Teacher Dexterity on dance floor Services Eager to be Admired for AMBLER. IUNE Tap Dancing Club Social Dancing Club Personal Secretary Chattiness Services Eager to be Admired for Admired for ASELTINE. IUNE Services Honor Society Needlecrait Club Eager to be Nurse Admired for Pleasant smile ASELTINE. LULU Services Honor Society Bible Club Needle Craft Eager to be Teacher Quiet friendliness ATHY. MAILAND Services Vice President-Home Room Chemistgy Club Cheer eader Eager to be State Tr oper Admired for Con ' al nature :fl f ff . If 0 A A BABCOCK. FLOYD ANDERSON, MARIE Honor Society Quill and Scroll Services Camercr Club Servvices Sportsman's Club Lantern Staff Eager to be Printer Eager to be Pharmacist Admired for Unobtrusiveness Admired for Competence ali WH' ANDERSON, THELMA .1 - AKER. MARGARET services it y Services Social Dancing Club to be - E be 32511.-mais? ' i . age Admired for Reserve X Admired for Happy disposition - 'Q ANDREWS. DOROTHY 3 French Club Social Dancing Club News Reporter Iazzy jitterbugging Services Eager to be Admired for ALI.. WALTER Services Football Basketball Baseball Eager to be Engineer Admired for Adroitness on gridiron ARMSTRONG. ELEANOR BALLARD, LAWRENCE ServiC9S Services Pan American Eflqef to be Teacher Eager to be Priest Admired for Agreeable disposition Admired for Sgzilgrly qppeqrance lo' I' ARNTZ. IANE BARNES. BETTE Services Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Pretty dark eyes ,22- French Club Eager to be Buyer Admired for Taste in clothes BASELL. LILA Services Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Friendliness BASSETT. MARQUITA Services Choir Social Dancing Club Opera '38 Eager to be Music Teacher Admired for Nimbleness on keyboard BAUERLE. RICHARD Services Class President Student Council Editor of Lantern Eager to be Social Science Instructor Admired for Executive ability BAXTER, IU ANITA Services Honor Society Girls' Discussion Club Library Staff Eager to be Laboratory Technician Admired for Pleasing personality BEBEE, EDITH Services Girl Reserves Art Club Volley Ball Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Being a good sport BECK. BEATRICE Services Eager to be Evangelistic Pianist Admired for Amiability i , . X' ,iris ' .J,f' BECK. DORIS ANNE 1 Services Honor Society Lantern Staff Travel Club Eager to be Personal Shopper Admired for Continual happiness 3, BEST. ELOUISE Services Tumbling Club Giee Club Eager to be Housewife Admired for Friendliness BIGG. DICK Services Swimming Team Boxing Club Iourrialism Eager to be Admired for Iournalistic ability Al . 1 A , k, , - . r' vi' BIRCHAM. LORRAINE ' ' .T W S ' s G' 1 ' D' ss' .i , A H ' ' 'E' emce Library IETEH lm' A i 1, g French Club ' y , l' A ' ,. Eager to be Comptometrist -Jig' ' it Admired for Graciousness ,M J A BITTEI.. IOHN Services Honor Society Eager to be Scientist Admired for Efficiency BOGERT, ERNEST Services Eager to be Auto Mechanic Admired for Pleasantness ,I W BOICE. WYOMA Services Badminton Girls' Band Eager to be Photographer Admired for Rotating jaws BOMBENEK, LOUISE Services Honor Society French Club Student Duty Guide Eager to be Social Worker Admired for Pleasantness BOSLEY. GERALD Services Honor Society Eager to be Accountant Admired for Scholastic Achievement BOWDEN. MARTHA Services Tap Dancing Club Bible Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Congenial personality -23.- 5,1 L V iv r nv BOYCE. MARIE Lifes Saving Club Senior Life Saving Badge Swimming Team Nurse Being a Vikingmaid Services Eager to be Admired for BOYLAN. BRUCE Services Sportsman's Club Eager to be Policeman Admired for Innocent smile BRADY. MARY Services Honor Society Senior B Girls' League Chairman Library Staff Eager to be Nurse Admired for Flash oi wit ,X I . 1 4 . lfgg 0-tml I '94 E. . BRIGGS. MARIORIE G Services Mix Masters Girl Reserves Vice President Girls' Band Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Vim, vigor, and vitality BROCK. IRVING Services Eager to be Policeman Admired for Im pishness 1 . 'F' f I fy.. ' BROWN. BUD Services Football Swimmin f-I Boxing Club Forester Classic profile Eager to be Admired for BROWN. GLADYS Services Social Dancing Swimming Team Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Good nature BROWN. HELEN Services Social Dancing Eager to be Secretary Admired for Her pleasant ways 3.24- BROWNRIGG. Services Eager to be Admired for MARY Badminton Easterner Staff Debating Psychologist Ability to wear clothes BURKE. ARNOLD Services Boxing Club Hi-Y Club Eager to be loin the Marines Admired for Perpetual smile BURTON. GEORGE well lexion Services Camera Club Band Eager to be Aeronautical Mechanic Admired for Musical ability BUTLER. RUTH Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Nurse Admired for Peaches and cream comp CADE. DON Services Eager to be Testing Driver Admired for Way with femmes Services Eager to be Admired for CAMPBELL. MARGARET Senior Class Treasurer Girls Reserves Secretary Girls' League Secretary Bookkeeper Curly locks CANUTE. IRENE Services Eager to be Admired for CARPENTER. DON Services Eager to be Badminton Social Dancing Club Dietitian Pleasing ways C ub ible Club President Minister Admired for Witty remarks CARTER. LEONARD Services Band ' French Club Reserve Swimming Eager to be A Bachelor Business Man Admired for His foolish pranks CIUCCI. VANNA MAY Services Eager to be Secretary Admired tor Her golden silence CLEMMER. BETTE Services French Club G.A.A. Board Mix Masters Club Eager to be Gym Teacher Admired for Style in clothes CLIN GERMAN. MARIAN Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Interior Decorator Admired tor Sunny disposition COMSTOCK. VIRGINIA Services French Club Honor Society Orchestra Eager to be Buyer Admired lor Petite-ness COOK. ROBERT Services Football Basketball Senior Class Vice President Eager to be Football Professional Admired for Pigskin passing COOPER. BEVERLY Services Mix Masters Club Choir Senior B Play Eager to be Musician Admired for Vocal vitality COOPES. RICHARD Services Band Eager to be Engineer Admired for Technique in studies COREY. ALEX Services Football Social Dancing Club Eager to be Auto Mechanic Admired for Being happy go lucky COREY, PETE Services Boxing Club Social Dancing Club Eager to be Business Man Admired for Roguishness CRAMER. BERNICE Services Chemistry Club Girl Reserves Drivers' Club Eager to be Nurse Admired for Sociability CRAMPTON, CLARABELLE Services Volleyball Eager to be Secretary Admired for Modesty CRANDELL. nossnr 6a Services Band Eager io be Doctor Admired for High intellect wif? CRAPP. ARNOLD Services Social Dancing Club Chemistry Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Courtesy CRAWLEY. IVAN Services Ukelele Club President Ukelele Club Eager to be Office Worker Admired for His witty wisecracks CRESSMAN, SAMUEL Services Travel Club Eager to be Technical Engineer Admired for Twinkle in his eye , , 25 A 4 il A -l if I Q-T li N 3, Lf , .- if is ij I N ' A . fi i 'V Pl S - :M ri Q MN. T' Q Q. CRIPE. ALBERT Services Band Graphic Arts Club Graphic Arts Club Secretary Eager to be Printer Admired for Printing ability CROSS. LILLI N f- Service s -. Eagert tenographer B' 1 Ad ir fo Her hair styles I Vkyh CRUMP. THOMAS Z , Services Baseball V 'Q President Senior Class rf Senior B Play , . Eager to be Criminologist t '25 Admired for Beaming smile 5 . 5' 5 eiss C3 rn DASE, LEO Services Eager to be A Marine Admired ior High spirits DANIILOWSKI. I OHN Services Eager to be Aviator Admired for Immaculate attire DARNELL, IVA MAE Services Girls' Discussion Club Hall Officer Eager to be Secretary Admired for Sweet smile U e ' t W f ' x ,Ca .X l i I ' x O B J rs 5' l ff DEASON. LAWRENCE Services Swimming Team Hi-Y Club Eager to be Mechanical Engineer Admired for Aquatic ability DENTON, ROBERT Services Tennis Eager to be Tennis Professional Admired for Racquet wielding DEROSE. CHARLES Services Eager to be Admired for Football Track Varsity Club Scmebody's Darling Pigskin blocking DEXTER, BETTY Services Eager to be Admired for DEXTER, BILL Services Eager to be Admired for Mix Masters' Club Orchestra Girl Reserves Beautician Blonde sophistication President Home Room Brush and Palette Club Lantern Staff-Artist Art Teacher Expert sketching DICKERSON, FRANCES Services Eager to be Admired for DOAN. IOHN Services Eager to be Admired for Secretary Likableness Boxing Club Musician Wiry boxing DOBRICK. FRANCES Services Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Charm DOBSON. HM Services Eager to be Bookkeeper Admired for Modesty DOMINA. DOUGLAS Services Secretary-Treasurer of Eastern Philatelic Society Latin Club Eager to be Office Clerk Admired for Good nature f , , XHXVA . V lx y1.!1f'f a..f DREPPS. ALONA Services Girls' Band Social Dancing Club Needlecratt Club Eager to be Newspaper Reporter Admired for Dusky eyes DUKE, PEARL Services Mix Masters' Club Travel Club Girl Reserves Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Domesticity DUNBAR. SHEILA Services Choir Honor Society Opera Eager to be Musician Admired for Talent with the violin DURBIN. NORWOOD Services Band Eager to be Doctor Admired for Wit and wisdom DYER. KEN Services Eager to be Clerk Admired tor Naive grin EASTON, EDWARD Services Basketball Graphic Arts Club Graphic Arts Club Vice Pres. Ea er to be Printer Q Admired for Basketball dribbling n ' snnv. nussizu. ,Q.u.AA- Services Boxing Club Eager to be Dairy man Admired for Droll humor I 1 i I ' ,, y' lt. ,B Q- .11 1 ' , IR!! X ,I ,J 'U J rfmcx. u.r:wm.1.YN Services Latin Club Eager to be Engineer Admired for Studiousness diy ELCHUK. MADA Services Girls' Athletic Dire: r French Club Social Dancing Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Skill in sports ELLIS. FRANCES Services Eager to be Teacher Admired for Sincerity X X EVERT. RUTH Services Girls Reserves i Eager to be Secretary Admired for Decorum X i EWING. FREDERICK Services Baseball Sportsman Club Eager to be Drafter Admired for Ball Slinging FAIR, KATHRYN Services Mix Masters' Club Girls' Discussion Club Eager to be Comptometrist Admired for Captivating personality E ll I I FARAGE. NYME nwt Services Dancin b Badmin o Football Eager to be Aviation Admired for Versatility in athletics FARRAND. ARTHUR Services Band Choir Senior B Play Eager to be Musician Admired for Being a flirtatious ilutist FEDEWA. LLOYD Services Travel Club Printing Club Social Dancing Club Eager to be Carpenter Admired for Being companionable rzrnsci-nvnm'. IOSEILLE GARRISON, VERNON QM Services Chemistry Club Girl Reserves Girls' Discussion Club Veterinarian Her amiable pleasantries Eager to be Eager to be Admired for FELSKE, WAYNE Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Gas Station Attendant Admired for His pep Services Eager to be Admired for FERO. CLIFTON Services Eager to be In the Army Admired for Being good sport Services Eager to be Admired for FIELD. FRED Services Cross Country Services Paint Splashers' Club President Camera Club Commercial Artist Artistic ability Eager to be Eager to be Admired for Admired for FINEOUT. IUNIOR Services Services Eager to be Admired for Drama Club President Drama Club Treasurer Boxing Club Cinema Idol His dramatic inclinations Eager to be Admired for FISHER. IRWIN Brush and Palette Club President Camera Club Cross Country Commercial Artist Dexterity with paint brush Services Services Eager to be Eflqer to be Admired for Admired for FLATHERS, CLARA Girls Reserves-News Reporter Girls' Discussion Club Mix Masters' Club Beauty Culturist Quiet friendliness Services Services Eager to be Eager to be Admired for Admired for FLEMING. ELEANOR Services Girl Reserves Sefvjceg Girl Reserves Social Chairman Travel Club Eager to be Beautician 1-Iqgey to be Admired for Coquettishness Admired for GLOHR. IUNE Services Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Chemical Engineer Admired for Surprised, innocent manner 7 GARVALIA. MARION G.A.A. Social Dancing Club Tap Dancing Club Nurse Her Winsome smile GAUDARD. ILENE Honor Society French Club Stenographer Petite figure GILMORE. MARTHA Honor Siciety Business Manager of Lantern President of Girls' League Teacher Her vast popularity GILSON. RILEY Electrician His red waves GLASSBROOK. MAXINE Tap Dancing Club Mix Masters' Club Social Dancing Club Nurse Careful manner Girl Reserves Needle Craft Club Office Worker Cheery smile GODFREY. TAD Varsity Track Social Dancing Club Printing Club Business Man His tape busting 28- Services Eager to be Admired for Services Eager to be Admired for GOLDEN. MARYLEE Vice President of G.A.A. Tumbling Club Badminton Club Gym teacher Ability as drum maiorette Gooni-zu.. LOUISE M Travel C Ouill an croll Honor So 'ety Laboratory technician Her mild manners I fv Gonnon, Mmicnnsr Services Hall Sergeant Tap Club Mix Master's Club Ea er to be Stenographer Q Admired for Her simplicity GOUCHER. ORPHA Services Eager to be Admired for Auditorium Club Social Dancing Tap Dancing Telephone operator Persistence GREEN. VIRGINIA Services Eager to be Admired for Tumbling Club Badminton Club Home Room Preside Secretary nt Beautiful blond tresses GROSS. MELVIN Services Eager to be Admired for Accountant Cooperativeness GROST. ROSALIND Services Eager to be Admired for Student Council Honor Society Hall Duty Iournalist Purposefulness GROVER. IOHN HACK. IUNE Services Life Saving Club Girls' Band President Class Teams Nurse Admired for Being water nymph Eager to be HAMP. CHARLES Services Eager to be Business man Admired for Unassuming manner HANEY. ANOLAH Hall Officer Needlecraft Club Library Stenographer Admired for Expressive brown ey Services Eager to be HARGRAVE, IAMES Services Sportsman Club Eager to be Office worker Admired for His sportsmanship HARKE, MARILYN Services Social Dancing Club Knitting Club Eager to be Model Admired for Beautiful hair HARRINGTON, FLORENCE Treasurer of Class Tap Dancing Club Honor Society Private secretary Admired for Her smart remarks Services Eager to be HARRY. ROBERT Services Eager to be Surgeon Admired for His Esquire fashions HARTLEY, WILLIS QS Services Band Services Sportsman Club Eager to be Forester Eager to be Draftsman Admired for Sporty shirts and flashy ties Admired for His enjoyment of life HARTMAN. EDNA Services Dancing Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Friendliness HARTWICK. IULE Services Opera Martha Eager to be Operatic Virtuoso Admired for His Nordic profile HAYNES. RUMSEY Services Officer in Stamp Club Chemistry Club Eager to be Electrical Engineer Admired for His prank playing HAZELMAN, ALICE Needlecratt Club Knitting Club Softball Team Housewife Admired for Optimism Services Eager to be HEMINGWAY. BETTY Drama Club Chairman Girls' League Swimming Manager Telephone Operator Admired for Snappy black eyes Services Eager to be HICKEY. CLIFTON Services Sportsman Club Eager to be Forester Admired for Seriousness HICKS. CARIVIEN Services Fur, Feather, and Fin C Boxing Club Eager to be Forester Admired for His determination HILLICKER. ORSEL Services Boxing Club Eager to be Composition Teacher Admired for Mathematical ability lub HOLLEY. MARION Services Eager to be Cute Wiley Admired for Her curls HOPE. ANITA Services Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Delightful companion HUDSON. IOY Services Library Staff Girls' Band Girl Reserves Librarian Good nature Eager to be Admired for HUNGERF ORD. DOROTHY Honor Society Senior B Play Drama Club Private Secretary Acting ability Services Eager to be Admired tor HUNTER. MARY JEAN Travel Club Secretary Girls' League Honor Society Food Demonstrator Appealing personality Services Eager to be Admired for I AMESON . RUTH Services Mix Masters' Club Dancing Club Eager to be A Good Dancer Admired for Her straightforwardness IESSOP. FLOYD Services Chemistry Club Dancing Club Eager to be Lumberj ack Admired for Kinky hair C IETKE. HILDEGARDE Services Honor Society Secretary Senior ass Lantern Staff Eager to be Pediatric Nurse Admired for Her outstanding honors JOHNSON. DOROTHY Services Eager to be Admired for Honor Society French Club Knitting Club Buyer Reflections oi Rubinoft IONES. ROBERT Services Eager to be Spanish Club Veterinarian Admired lor Spanish linguist jf IOURDAIN. HAZEL Services Social Dancing Club Home Room Treasurer Eager to be Secretary Admired for Earnestness KABELITZ. CARL Services Eager to be Admired for Pan American Club Physicist Whimsical manner KAULITZ. DALE Services Eager to be Admired tor KESSLER, TED Services Eager to be Admired for KING. IAMES Services Eager to be Admired for Football Track Basketball Professional Football P Athletic versatility layer Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Cross Country Golf Civil Engineer Fleet feet Home Room President Camera Club Boxing Club Aviator His camera clicking KIRKCONNELL. WILMA Services Eager to be Admired for Girl Reserves Volley Ball Badminton Stenographer Her gymnastic ability KIRKSEY. WILLIAM Debating Club Easterner President oi Home Room Radio Engineer Fiery speeches Services Eager to be Admired for ' 1 f L TSMILLER. IACK Services -Track Band Home Room President Orchestra Leader Red hot saxophoning Eager to be Admired for A fi X ' , fx ' I f is J KNAPP, CHARLES bf 5 'till Band V nj Tennis Home Room President Commercial Advertiser Tennis playing Services Eager to be Admired for KOLBERG, ARLEN E Services Eager to be Secretary Admired for Being a lady KOSIER. IACK Services Boxing Club Dancing Club Chemistry Club Forest Ranger Adeptness with acids and bases Eager to be Admired for KOWALSKL ZIGMOND Camera Club-Vice President Camera Club--President Home Room Vice President Photographer Work in candid photography Services Eager to be Admired for KREPPS, DOROTHY Services Girls' Discussion Club Honor Society Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Being a good pal KUSSMAUL. RUTH Services Chemistry Club Eager to be Nurse Admired for Beaming black eyes ..31h LANE. DORIS Services Eager to be Admired for Library Staff Stenographer Beauty LAPHAM. MARY Services Eager to be Admired for French Club . Honor Society Quill and Scroll Club Iournalist Perpetual smile LARABEE. BETHEL Services Ukelele Club Chemistry Club Badminton Club LINDLEY. IOSEPHINE Services Auditorium Club Eager to be Beauty Operator Admired tor Wittiness LITTLE. THELMA Services Eager to be Admired for LOCKWOOD. Services Girls' Band Needlecratt Club G.A.A. Telephone Operator Retiring nature CLYDE Chemistry Club Reserve Football Architecture Club Eager to be Airline Stewarcless Eager to be Contractor Admired for Sweet simplicity Admired tor lndustriousness I' 5' LARABEE. FERN LODEWYK, DOROTHY Services Auditorium Club Services Mix Masters' Club Badminton Club G,,A,A, Volley Ball Chorus Eager to be Secretary I Egger to be Nurse Admired for Bubblinq Spirits Admired for Her lovely singing LASKOWSKY. HAROLD LONG. HELEN Services Honor SOCiGYY I Services Auditorium Club Honor Society President Honor Sogigty Eager to be Artist Girl Reserves 03 Admired for His painting achievements Egger fo be Dress Designer Admired for Chic Lgrrz, MARY LORENZEN. FRANCES Services Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Nurse Ch?miSf1'fl Club Admired tor Pleasant disposition 5699? to be HGH' SfY11Sl I Admired for Charming smile LEUTE, ALICE LOWE, BETTE Services Needlecraft Club Services Lantern Staff Eager to be Stenographer Art Club Admired for Her tranquil shyness Drama Club Eager to be Elementary Grade Teacher Admired for Her brush wielding LEWIS, ELLA LUKE. ELDEAN Services Services Track Eager to be Admired tor Beauty Operator Comely friendliness -32- Eager to be Admired for Travel Club Graphic Arts Club A Linotype Operator Sociability f LUNDBERG. ROBERT Services Chemistry Club Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Manager of Football Eager to be Dentist Admired for Dancing technique MACAI.. BESSIE Services Needlecraft Club Eager to be Office Worker Admired for Businesslike attitude MQICCLULLUM. PEGGY Services Tap Club Eager to be Dancing Specialist Admired for Her dancing toes MAITLAND. DORIS Honor Society Library Staff Home Room President Eager to be Housewife Admired for Studious manner f MALONE. MIKE Spanish Club Chemistry Club Hi-Y Club Eager to be Radio Engineer Admired for Fluency in Spanish Services Services MANNING. WANDA Services French Club Mix Masters' Club Eager to be Comptometrist Admired for Her flrtatious eyes c MARI. . IULIA Mix Masters' Club Chemistry Club Girl Reserves Eager to be Nurse Admired for Being a good mixer Services MARMON. LEON Services Band Spanish Club Eager to be Electrical Engineer Admired for His trumpet tunes l l MARSHALL. ESTHER Services Eager to be Secretary Admired tor Charm MAMELL. BETTY Services Needlecraft Club - Eager to be Telephone Operator Il' Admired for Dexterous needle ..V 4I I' 6 l MARTIN. LELA Services Bible Club Eager to be Missionary Admired for Reliability MARTIN. LUCILE Services Needlecraft Club Eager to be Office Worker Admired for Commercial ability ' MARTIN. RUBY Services Tap Dancing Club K Social Dancing Club i' i Eager to be Private Secretary Admired for Infinite variety A MARVIN. DORIS Services Eager to be Secretary Admired for Dreamy eyes Golf Club ' Auditorium Club ' f Swimming Team Eager to be Aeronautical Engineer Admired for Modest chivalry MAXWELL. VIOLET Services Social Dancing Club G.A.A. Eager to be Beautician Admired for Her interest in others -,33,, wi Q- tr E MCCOY. ROBERT Services Ukelele Club Boxing Club Eager to be Drafter Admired for Imperturbableness MCDANIEL. CLARA Services Eager to be Beauty Operator Admired tor Engaging smile MCDANIEL. CLAYTON Services Football Eager to be Aviation Admired for Naivete riff' I MCELMURRY. ROBERT Services Basketball Band Student Council Eager to be Musician Admired for Being a swagqerinq maestro MCGLONE. ALYCE Honor Society Lantern Staff French Club Commercial Teacher Integrity Services Eager to be Admired for McKENZIE. DORA Girl Reserves Needlecraft Club Needlecrait Treasurer Private Secretary Petite size Services Eager to be Admired tor MCQUAY. ELNORA Services Tap Dancing Club Needlecraft Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Schoolgirl complexion MCQUEARY. MARIAN Services Girl Reserves Choir Drama Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Weaving in harmonies MEDDAUGH. MANLEY Services Spanish Club Eager to be Restaurant Owner Admired for Radical interests MENKEN. HOWARD Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Printing Teacher Admired tor Ability at the presses MENKEN. LORRAINE Auditorium Club Social Dancing Club Home Room Secretary Teacher Buoyant spirit Services Eager to be Admired tor MEYERS. ROBERT Services Eager to be Bookkeeper Admired for Perpetual smile v MILES. IEAN Services Student Council G.A.A. Secretary Home Room President Private Secretary Eager to be Being an all around g Admired for MILES. MADELON Services Auditorium Club Eager to be Piano Teacher Admired for Musical composition MILLER. AILENE Tap Dancing Club Social Dancing Club Chemistry Club Dress Designer Sweet smile Services Eager to be Admired for MILLER. DALE Services Football Student Council Boxing Club Auto Mechanic Eager to be Unusual intellect Admired for irl 4? MILLER. RUSSELL Services Band Eager to be Mechanical Engineer Admired for Tickling piano keys MILLER. WILLIAM Services Eager to be Mechanic Admired for His mechanical ability MONROE. ARLENE Services Auditorium Club Eager to be Traveler Admired for Likeableness MOORE. ALVAH Services Eager to be Admired for Printer His reserve MORTENSEN, SHELBY Social Dancing Club Photography Club Architectural Drafter Resourcefulness Services Eager to be Admired for MUNTER, ADELEA Services Eager to be Interior Decorator Admired for Being pleasing MYERS. EVA MAE Services Auditorium Club Eager to be Beauty Operator Admired for Persistence NAAB. LEONARD Services Boxing Club Football Eager to be Hotel Manager Admired for Pigskin toter NAKFOOR. WILLIAM Services Basketball Football Baseball Eager to be Engineer Admired for Bashfulness NEMETH. ELIZABETH Services Eager to be Telephone Operator Admired for Piquant face NEWMAN. RUTH Services Secretary ot Home Room Social Dancing Club Stenographer Eager to be Infectious giggle Admired for NEWMAN. VERNON Services Eager to be Engineer Admired for Being well groomed f f NICKLE. TOM 0 l GYYV Baseball Cross Country Spanish Club Major League Ball Player Blushing physiognomy Services Eager to be Admired for f. NIMPHIE. LESTER Vice President of Home Room lou Q Xffyifiwfw Services President of Home Room Vice President ot Home Room Boys' Discussion Club Salesman Eager to be Pretty blue eyes Admired tor N OBACH, LUCILLE Services Beginners' Tap Club Eager to be Nurse Admired for Good judgment 4' V L. NOFTSGER. ELENOR Services Honor Society Lantern Staff French Club President Anesthetist Eager to be lntelligence Admired for . , 35 W i 45 3 if v lr fflff-i, Milt ' 1311 i.,,,,,,.,,?,f 4, . EY i ? f 1 ll v-Q I NOFTSGER. EVELYN History Club Girls' Discussion Club Eager to be Pediatric Nurse Admired for Lasting friendship Services OEHLER. LEROY Services Tennis Eager to be Architect Ad 're for Racquet swinging 'J :PAW ', ligiff- .irq F- ' O'lllIl-IARA. MARGARET Orchestra Choir Girls' Band Eager to be Musician Admired for Musical talent Services , , ' 1 OMER. F OURNOY Services President Home Room Auto Shop Worker Eager to be Mechanic Admired for Being tall, dark, and handsome W J PALMER. BETH Girls' Badminton Club Art G.A.A. Eager to be Nurse Admired for Shining red locks Services PALMER. LUCY Services Beginners' Tap Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Ladylike manners PARMATER. VIVIAN Services Social Dancing Club Band Orchestra Eager to be Com ptometrist Admired for Genialness PARMELY. CARLTON Services Boxing Club i Eager to be Automobile Designer Q Admired for Jack Dempsey traits I I 5 I -36- PASTRAS. IOI-IN Services Boys' Discussion Club French Club Tennis Team Eager to be Mechanic Admired for His way with fair damsels PEABODY. DAVID Services Ukelele Club Eager to be Advertising Artist Admired for Scientific interests PEARSON. HELEN Services Girls' Band Girls' Badminton Club G.A.A. Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Her versatility in athletics PECKHAM. EDWARD Services Orchestra Eager to be Orchestra leader Admired for Scholastic achievements PENTONEY. BONNIE Services Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Cordiality PHILLIPS. IUNE Services Eager to he Steno pher Admired for Sincerity PIPER. GWENDOLYN Services Girl Reserves Eager to be Nurse Admired for Gracious Manner PLACE. DARRILL Chemical Club Camera Club Cheer Leader Eager to be Professor Admired for Pranks Services PLACE. ROBERT PULVER. IAMES Services Services Band Eaqertobe Naval Architect Lantern Staff Admired for Manual dexter' y Baseball Eager to be Lawyer Admired for Participation in activities ,,... - - f-4 .1 PLESE. MARY QUICK. ANNAH Services Girl Reserves Services Drama Club Badminton Choir Swimming Eager to be Musician Euqerto be Pediatric Nurse Admired for Blond locks Admired tor Ambitiousness H ' 35,4 . li vor, I my luv ti j 5 POLIHONKI. STEVE f - V RAI-STONI ROBERT services Services Easterner Staff Eager to be In the Marines Admired for Ability to cook POLLARD. IACQUELINE Services Girl Reserves French Club Eager to be French Teacher Admired for Curly locks My PE' ! PR C 'l'l'. D ANE O Services Boxing Club Eager to be Business Man Admired for Businesslike attitude PRESENT. MURRAY Services Student Council Honor Society Eager to be Concert Pianist Admired for Musical talent PR TON. ILENE Services Auditorium Club Social Dancing Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Charm PUGH. DELORIS Services Basketball Badminton Eager to be Dressmaker Admired for Enthusiasm for athletics Eager to be Secretary Admired for Iournalistic ability RARIDEN. BARBARA Services Girl Reserves Drivers' Club Auditorium Club Eager to be Stenoqrapher Admired for Auburn locks RASMUSSEN, MAX Services Student Council President Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Cheer Leader Eager to be Radio Engineer Admired for Fiery thatch RAUTENBUSH, ANITA Services Girl Reserve Treasurer Girls' Discussion Club Eager to be Nurse Admired for Pensiveness RAYMOND, FLORENCE Services Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Mild manner if REDBURN. ROY Service Golf Team , Golf Club Eaqe 0 Pharmacist , Adrriix dfcr Mashie Wieldinq A -37- ? 5 Q Q H' 3 ' e X 5' t f in :dn Xi , 4+ REUTTER. AUDREY Services Girl Reserves Honor Society Travel Club Eager to be Dental Hygienist Admired for Piguant face RICH. ELIZABETH gy! W Services Girl Reserves Senior B Play Honor Society Eager to be French Teacher Admired tor Excellent I2-B play perform- CRCG RICHARDS. NINA Services Dancing Club Girl Reserves Hall Sergeant Eager to be Private Stenographer Admired for Sweetness RILEY. DORIS Services D'a cing lub , a l a nt n Eager to b ' ate ecretary Admired xpress ve hands ff' ROBSON. HELEN Services Social Dancing Club Girl Reserves Eager to be Interior Decorator Admired for Neatness ROMANKEWIZ, HELEN Services Secretary Girl Reserves Badminton Eager to be Secretary Admired for Iollity ROSE. IEANNE Services Social Dancing Club Girl Reserves Opera Eager to be Singer Admired for Friendly heart f ROUSE. STANLEY Services Football Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Hi-Y Club Eager to be Mailman Admired for Pigskin carrying l RUCKLE. BEA ' Services Girl Reserves President of Girl Reserves Opera Eager to be Secretary Admired for Titian tresses numsou. nonrznr Q, Services Sportsman Club ' . ' Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Eager to be Air Conditioning Engineer Admired for Being amicable RUNDLE. BOB ROBI S N. K TH O Services H' 0 ager e Devoted Husband S C1 Ad ' d r Tatty colored hair F all Eager to be Tra eling Salesman Admired for Ability to influence people 'i RODGERS. MAISIE RUSCO. GRANT X Services Secretary of Home Room Services - Vice President Girl Reserves Eager to be Drafter K Badminton Club Admired for Intelligence 4, Eager to be Secretary Admired for Ability in history fx N I 'Q RUSSELL, MAXINE Services French Club Mix Masters' Club Eager to be Secretary 1-A .E Admired for Technique in studies . .,:, 1 QI I ..f-28+ RYAI.. ERNEST Services Graphic Arts Club Eager to be Printer Admired for Ability to win friends SARGEANT. ROBERT Services Choir Track Chairman I-Hop Eager to be Musician Admired for Orchestral talents SAUNTO. MIKE. IR. Services Golf Club Swimming Team Golf Team Golf Professional That tee-off Eager to be Admired for i I. , V r U , I I ' ,l ll 7 t SAXMAN. HELEN Services Honor Society Student Council Advertising Senior B Horticulturist Literary mind Eager to be Admired for SAXMAN. MARIORIE Tap Dancing Club Swimming French Club Newspaper Reporter Fieticent charm Services Eager to be Admired for SAYER, ELEANOR Pan American Club Social Dancing Club Knitting Club Nurse Her perfect waves Services Eager to be Admired for I sci-mrsn, mics Home Room President Honor Society Social Dancing Club Stenographer Velvety complexion Services Eager to be Admired for SCHALOW. ROBERT Services Choir Opera Eager to be Architect Admired for Musical inclinations Play SCHULTE. TACK Services Stage Club Eager to be Automotive Designer Admired for His flashing teeth SCHWARTZ. MARY Secretary of Home Room Drama Club Mix Masters' Club Dietitian Raven black tresses Services Eager to be Admired for SCOTT. MILDRED Services Bible Study Club Eager to be Evangelist Admired for Gentleness SCZESNY. STAN Services Cross Country Social Dancing Club Engineer His cartooning Eager to be Admired for SEGER. ARTHUR Services Boxing Club Eager to be Drafter Admired for Steacliastness SHIELDS. CLEOTA Services Eager to be Private Secretary Admired for Facetious companionship SHIPP, FLORA Services Pan American Club Eager to be Private Secretary to a La Admired for Enjoyment of life SIEB. LAWRENCE Services Eager to be Salesman Admired for Quiet and reserve Fur, Feather, and Fin Club wyer .,.3Q,. 4 1 I 'f 1 K - lf, f 1 J. is -V A .I l L 1 Nl U n SIEFEHT, ROBERT Services Student Council Hi-Y Club Eager to be Admired tor Lantern Staff Magazine Illustrator Comments in History SIGMAN. ELEANOR Services Eager to be Admired for Life Saving Club President of Home Ro Mix Masters' Club Social Worker Latest fashions SINAS. KAN ELLA Services Eager to be Admired for French Club Needlecraft Club Stamp Club Public Accountant Conscientiousness SLACK. CLARE Services Eager to be Admired for Hi-Y Club EasternereAdvertising Salesman Efficient management SLATER. MARY ELLEN Services Brush and P lette l Om a C ub iager to be Magazine Illustrator dmired for Artistic talent SMITH. ARTHUR Services Swimming Team Boxing Club Eager to be Aviator Admired tor Straightforwardness SMITH. IACK Services Band Eager to be Agriculturist Admired for Trumpeting SMITH. LAWRENCE Services Eager to be Admired for Policeman lndustriousness digg- Mgr. SMITH. MAGDALENE Service Social Dancing Club 5 e s Eager to be ode Admired for Abil t in friends SMITH. MARY-LOLA Poetry Club Ukelele Club Writer Unatiected manner Services Eager to be Admired tor SMITH, ROSE Services Eager to be Girl Reserves Social Dancing Club Private Secretary Admired tor Sincere smile SMITH, THOMAS Services , Eager to be Food Merchant Admired for Snappy togs X t srwnx-zn. mcr-:Ann V ' . Services French Club ' ll Chemistry Club Eager to be State Police Troope Admired for Roguishness S SOLOMON. FRIEDA Services Student Council Representative Honor Society Travel Club Eager to be Business Executive Admired for Likeness to a mannequin SPACE. BEATRICE Services Auditorium Club Eager to be Beautician Admired tor Conquering grin SPHIK, MARIAN Social Dancing Club Needlecralt Club Private Secretary Avid reading Services Eager to be Admired for SPRING. PHYLLIS Services French Club Eager to be Dietitian Admired tor Magnetic charm STAN G. DOROTHY Services Honor Society Needlecrait Dancing Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Appealing manner STEERS. BILL Services Cheer Leader Chemistry Club Treasurer of Home Room Aeronautical Engineer Blond gigolo Eager to be Admired for fd STELMA. HELEN Services President of Home Room French Club Secretary of Sophomore Class Eager to be Beautician Admired for Sweet and small STEVENS. HARRIE1' Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Angelic features STEWART. MURRAY Opera'-Lead Senior B Play Student Council Producer and Actor Supreme acting Services Eager to be Admired for STOBBY. CARLTON Services Eager to be Farmer Admired for Willingness to work STUART. MARGARET Latin Club Girls' Discussion Club Social Dancing Club Teacher Quiet friendliness Services Eager to be Admired for STURGES. ALICE Services Eager to be Nurse Admired for Likeable ways SUMERIX. ROBERT Services Stage Club Eager to be Architect Admired for Efficiency as stage hand is' S I .iff TASCHNER. BOB Services Football Secretary of Home Ro Eager to be Engineer Admired for Natural waves W'6'T THOMPSON. DONNA IEAN Services Eager to be Stenographer Admired tor Tailored attire rv THOMPSON. WADE Services Football Basketball Eager to be Perfect A Ar d Admired for Divine height TOBIAS. FRANCES Services Eager to be Secretary Admired lor Paris coiffures TORNBLOM. ROBERT Choir Dance Committees Postoifice Official Melodious melodies Services Eager to be Admired for TRACY. MARY Services Girl Reserves Social Dancing Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Her mild manner M41..- om le 'VJ' if TRENTHAM, IAMES President of Chemistry Club Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Tennis Team Eager to be Aviator Admired for Southern drawl Services TRIMMER. ALTA GENE Mix Masters' Club Home Room Secretary I-Hop Committee Eager to be Cosmetician Admired for Chic Services TROWBRIDGE. EMMA Services Mix Masters' Club Eager to be Steriographer Admired for Gentle voice x F' 'muh EN. Pmiqi, Chemistry Club Honor Society Eager to be Medical Doctor Admired for Literary inclinations Services TRUMBLE. RUTH Sophomore Class Secretary Honor Society Student Council Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Twinkling brown eyes Services VALENTINE. MARY Services Band Opera Home Room Treasurer Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Blond siren look s X ' ' qgs, 1 i t X I V. p VANCOTT. CLARENCE .A Services Fur Feather and Fin Club ,K Sig' ttf: -, Eager to be Aeronautic Engineer ' ,Qi Admired for Excellent salesmanship VAN HOUTEN KENNETH Services Band Social Dancing Club Eager to be Radio Engineer Admired for Ability to conquer g ,X A I C - 42 - VAN SICKLE. PHILIP Services President Home Room Secretary of Home Room Football Eager to be Civil Engineer Admired for Rosy blush WADE. MARY Services Lite Saving Club G.A.A. Eager to be Secretary Admired for Badminton racquet swinging WARNER. SHIRLIE Services Eager to be Professional Photographer Admired for Coppery locks WARREN . DOROTHY Social Dancing Club Knitting Club Girls' Glee Club Eager to be Comptornetrist Admired for Neat appearance WARREN. ROBERT Services Cheer Leader Baseball Eager to be Aeronautical Engineer Admired for Strutting short stuff Services WATKINS. AMY Services Honor Society Auditorium Club Student Council Eager to be Librarian Admired for Perfect attire 1 5' ll WEBB. UND Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Admired for Conversational Arts N f Lupe? WEBER. WAYNE Services Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Yell Leader Eager to be Contractor Admired for Fiery topnotch wfff WEINBERGER, MARVIN Services Camera Club Student Council Eager to be Chemical Research Worker Admired for Braintrusting WELLS. ELEANOR Girls' Band Auditorium Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Her dependability W Ch istry Club Badminton Club Latin Club Eager to be Laboratory Technician Admired for Gallantry Services WHITESELL. IOSE Services WHITNE OBERT Services Boxing Club Eager to be Teacher Admired for Long bob WHITEWELI.. IESSIE MAE Services Social Dancing Club Badminton Club Eager to be Comptometrist Admired for Unruftled disposition WICKENS. RICHARD Football Manager Basketball Manager Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Eager to be XARay Specialist Admired for lollity Services LPM-f EJ' UWM Sf! ff WILLIAMS. BEAUTON Services G.A.A. Eager to be Companion to Someone Wi .iwwi WILLISON, HAZEL Services Social Dancing Club Needlecraft Club Auditorium Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Petite blondness Admired lor A little mite WILSON, MARQUERITE Social Dancing Club Tap Dancing Club Badminton Club Eager to be Comptometrist Admired for Ready smile Services WOLF. DOROTHEA Mix Masters' Club Needlecraft Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Being diminutive Services WOMBLE. IEN NIE Services Home Room President President Badminton Club G.A.A. President and Cup Winner Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Genuineness WOOLARD. BURT Services Graphic Arts Club Eager to be Printer Admired for Printing ability WOTRING. CRAIG Services Track Team Eager to be Engineer Admired for Straightforwardness MZ'- WYGANT, LOIS Services Band G.A.A. Eager to be Beautician Admired for Petite blondness YORK, BETHEL Services Girl Reserves Secretary of Home Room Needlecraft Club Eager ta be Manager of Gift Shop Admired for Angelic features YORK, BETTY Services Girl Reserves Treasurer of Home Room Favor Committee of Ielnlop Eager to be Loving Wife Admired for Ability to win friends , 43s- i0 7' Qi l Q3-S JE ff .4 , ,, .1 is i 'V i L . l l 4 ,- ,, ir ,I i it W 'Q 'fa' PAJIO -'JK fwfr is ZAHM. DUHEEN' Services Library Staff Girls' Discussion Club Ecxqer to be Stenogrczpher Admired for Vivcxciousness Seniors Not Photographed HICKEY. JACK Services Eager to be Mechanic Admired for His dependabiliiy ROE, WARREN Services Ecxgerto be Air Condiiioninq Engineer Admired for Smiling manner Autographs 1 ' - -44- Senior B Class Officers FORMER OFFICERS Mary Irrnv Cfsxilfimi, tix'-tif: Mr. Schneider, adviser: Ct ll Nowitzke, piesidonty Itum'-ss liridy, president: Iloiotliy Gmmt, :am-1wttiiy'. Iunior President ...... ............ . . .Donald Gloden Vice President. . . ........ ....... R obert Gibb Secretary .... . . .Dorothy Gaunt Treasurer .... .... I ohn Rodgers Sophomore President ...,.... ............ ..... D o nald Gloden Vice President .... . Shirley Richmond Secretary ............. . . .Dorothy Gaunt Treasurer .............. . . .Iohn Rodgers Boys' Athletic Director... .... Fred Weitinq Girls' Athletic Director .... .... I une Stowell D C 1' We fe ,t H -45m i ' S ' off., frltlll all ACKERMAN. HOWARD Services Eager to be Politician Admired for Record of blue excuses ADAMS, RICHARD Services Eager to be Admired for Home Room President Lantern Staff Student Council Representative Aviator Versatility ANSPACH, VERL Services Eager to be Admired for Hi-Y Club Sportsman Club Radio Announcer Numerous interests ASSID. MATILDA Services Eager to be Admired for Class Teams Secretary Grace on the ice BALDWIN. GERALD Services Eager to be Admired for Mechanic Faultless appearance BASHORE. RUTH Services Eager to be Admired for Social Dancing Club President of Home'Room Secretary of Girls' League Secretary Gaiety BAUMGRAS. DON Services Eager to be Admired for BECK. DON Services Eager to be Admired for Fur, Feather, and Fin Aviator Diligence as a student Band Boxing Club Badminton Club In the Navy Carnival jargon BENNETT. JAMES Services Eager to be Admired for BISSELI.. DON Services Eager to be Admired for Graphic Arts Club Camera Club Printer Work in photography Travel Club Student Council Swimming Team Civil Engineer Businesslike attitude BLEVINS, MARION Services Secretary Home Room Treasurer Home Room Eager to be Novelty Shop Manager Admired for Cheerful disposition BODELI.. CARI. Services Band Football Baseball Eager to be Admired for Iournalist Benny Goodman style BOLLEY. IOHN Services Eager to be Admired for Social Dancing Club Engineer Way with the girls BOWERSOX. ROBERT Services Admired for Reserve Football Dancing Club Honor Society That mischievous srni BRABBS, DELOS. IR. Services Golf Club Eager to be Contractor for truck b Admired for Romantic blondness BRILLHART. LELAND Services Eager to be Admired for Band Dancing Club Boxing Club Engineer Pugnaciousness le usiness CARLSON. MARY IANE Services Class Treasurer Unit Chm. of Girls' League Treasurer in Executive Girls' League Eager to be Surgeon Admired for Gay, dark eyes if 4' ,Ai --yn I CARY. ELEANOR f A Services Tap Club K ' f- , Art Club , V , X, ' Basketball y - Eager to be Beautician ' Admired for Chic appearance CLAF LIN. HERBERT Services I-Hop Committee Social Dancing Travel Club Eager to be State Policeman Admired for Inventions CLARK. CHARLES Services Band Music Appreciation Club Eager to be Accountant Admired for Musical skill CLAYTON. ATHA Services Eager to be Secretary Admired for Fairness and honesty COURNYER. I OHN I-Hop Committee Drama Club Latin Club Eager to be Forester Admired for Writing ability Services CROSS. BETTY Services Easterner l-HOP Lantern Eager to be Journalist Admired tor Creative writings CUMMINGS. ROSE Tap Club Art Club I-Hop Committee Eager to be Dressmaker Admired for Character and charm Services DAILEY. EVA IAN E Spanish Club Home Room Vice President Auditorium Club Eager to be Home Economics Teacher Admired for Being the lite of any party Services DAVIS. HOWARD Football Social Dancing Club Vice President of Home Room Eager to be Draftsman Admired for Unique dance steps Services DAVIS. ROBERT Services Band Orchestra Music Appreciation Club Eager to be Musician Admired for Trombone playing DEADY. LUCREETA Services Auditorium Club Eager to be Housewife Admired for Those dimples DEAN. ARLENE Services Orchestra Knitting Auditorium Club Eager to be Surgical Nurse Admired for Being a capable and willing worker DENNIS. CLARENCE Services Eager to be Mechanic Admired for Popularity DEWEY. MARY Girls' Band President Home Room Auditorium Club Eager to be Dietitian Admired tor Being a coquette Services DILLON. MARIE Services Latin Club Auditorium Club Secretary of Iunior A Unit of Girls' League Eager to be Nurse Admired for Uriaffected geniality 47 C- DOUGLAS. PAULIN E Services Eager to be Admired tor X DY. IAMES rvices Eager to be Admired for EEDY. DUANE Services Eager to be Admired for Tap Dancing Social Dancing Manager of a Tea Room Quiet personality Hi-Y Club Vice President Senior Class Football Teacher of History Basketball ability Government Worker Camera clicking FAIR. IEANETTE Services Chairman Reception Commit- tee-Sophomore Mixer Senior B Play Auditorium Club FULLER. BARBARA Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Many attractions GADALETO. I Services a y r I ' Dr esident Che Leader R io Announcer Eager to be Skill as a Master of Ceremonies Admired for GATES. DALE Services Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Boys' Band Stamp Club President Interior Decorator Artistic Talent Eager to be Admired for GAUL. GLORIA Services Social Dancing Club Y.W.C.A. Badminton Club Eager to be Secretary Admired for Steadtastness Eager to be Teacher Admired tor Dark, shining tresses is fl FELZKE' D05 . GAUNT, Donon-nr . S ' ' S ret ry of Class-Sopho- Sewlces gren V ervxceb eritorg, Iunior, Senior Eager to be St-enogra eg uglluglub Admired tor Vivaciousne s Eager to be Cosmetoloqist Admired for Charming personality FLANDERS. MARGARET GAUSS. MARGARET Services Social Dancing Services Social Dancing Motor Club . Eager to he Stenographer Knitting Club Admired for Being modern and gay Eager to be Artist Admired for Logical thinking FORSYTH. EVA GAUSS. MARIORIE Services Student Council Services Social Dancing Honor Society Eager to be Stenographer Eager to be Piano Teacher Admired for Sophistication Admired for Distinguished manner f N, X C tx Af ' X VA A X l t X5 5 1 FRENCH. JANET GIBB. ROB t X J Services Tap Dancing Services R rve Swimming Team Eager to be Admired for Choir Mix Masters Radio Singer Swing ability -48- Vi President of Iunior Class Se ' r B Play Eager to be Aeronautical Engineer Admired for Romantic yearnings GLODEN. DON Services President Honor Society Student Council Eager to be State Policeman Sophomore and lunior Class Admired tor Class presidency for two years GORDON. IEANNE Services Auditorium Club Mix Master Club Eager to be Dietitian Music Appreciation Club Admired for Interesting hair styles GCUCHEH. LUELLA Services Girls' Band President Needlecratt Bible Study Clarinet Teacher Admired for Reserved manner Eager to be GRAHAM. WILLIAM Services Eager to be Mechanic Admired for Interest in work GREEN. FRANCES Services Eager to be Nurse Admired for Sincerity GRIFFIN. CLOYSE Services Eager to be Auto Mechanic Admired for Nonchalance GRIFFIN. RICHARD Services Hi-Y Club Band I-I-lop Committee Eager to he State Policeman Admired for Being always able GRISSON. LAURENCE Services Track Team Eager to be Salesman Admired for Being carefree Club GUNTER. ETHEI. Services Eager to be Admired tor Knitting Club Social Dancing Stenographer Dependability GUNTHER. I ACK Services Eager to be Admired for HAGERMAN. Services Eager to be Admired ior HALLENBECK. Services Admired tor Eager to be Travel Club Band Forester Companionable personality THELMA Proficient in Home Economics Becoming shyness VICTOR I-Hop Committee Football French Conversation Club Biologist Skill in salesmanship HAMILTON. IACK Services Eager to be Admired for Golf Hi-Y Football Automobile Salesman Persistence HARLOW. KENNETH Services Eager to be Admired for Football Reserves--Varsity Home Room President Band In the Navy Acting in Senior B Play HARTZ. IANICE Services Eager to be Admired for HATH. HAZEL Services Eager to be Admired for Girls' Band Needlecratt Club Musician Being earnest and energetic Badminton Volley Ball Hairdresser Quiet friendliness if I i 4 'vau- , I . . . , ' - , e .49 ee i if 1 .,. vs. , , ir. HELMAN. ALLEN Services Swimming Team Eager to be Artist Admired for Aquatic skill HERZOG. MARGARET Services Social Dancing Club Tap Dancing Club Home Room Treasurer Eager to be Nurse Admired for Loyalty and service to friends HETHORN. MARY Services Girls' Band Eager to be Beautician Admired for Infectious laughter HISLER. MARIORIE Services Tap Dancing Club I-Hop Committee Girls Reserves Eager to be Secretary Admired for Clicking keys of a typewriter HOAG. EARL Services Eager to be In the Navy Admired for Congenial personality HOTIANOVICH, HELEN Services Basketball Badminton Softball Eager to be Commercial Nurse Admired tor Vim, vigor, and vitality HUTTON, MORRIS Services Eager to be Marine Flyer Admired for Long eyeslaslfies INGALLS, WILMA Services I-Hop Committee Badminton Club Art Club Eager to be Interior Decorator Admired for Dexterity with the brush -53- IACKSON. ARTHUR Services Eager to be Admired for Football Choir Track Window Designer Ability to get along IEHNSEN. DOROTHY Services Eager to be Admired for Needlecraft Committee, I-Hop Home Room Vice President Housewife Being practical IENKINS. MARGIE Services Eager to be Admired tor Secretary Becoming modesty I EN KINS. RICHARD Services Eager to be Admired for Golf Club Fur, Feather, and Fin Club Student Council Veterinary That wavy hair IOHNSON. MELVIALEE Services Eager to be Admired for KECK, DON Services Eager to be Admired for KELLY. I OHN Services Eager to be Admired for Spanish Club Beauty Culturist Being good natured Swimming Team Student Council Tennis Team Chef Prominence in stag line Band Baseball Manager French Discussion Club Engineer Way with les filles KEMNSKI. FLOYD Services Eager to be Admired for Golf Club Office Worker Being capable KENNEDY. SORSIE ANN Services Social Dancing Club Home Room News Reporter Drama Eager to he Beauty Operator Admired for Gayness KNIGHT. ARDYCE French Club Honor Society Executive Vice President oi Girls' League Stylist Courtesy Services Eager to be Admired for KOEBKE. VERNA Advance Tap Club Secretary of Home Room Drama Club Soda Fountain Manager Radiance Services Eager to be Admired for KORROCH, AGNES Services Tennis Club G.A.A. Officer Badminton Club Eager to be Physical Education Teacher Admired for Athletic build KOSHNICK. RUTH Services Needlecraft Club Honor Society Dancing Club Eager to be Housewife Admired for Cleverness in design LEAF. ROBERT Services Madrigal Choir Senior B Play Eager to be Musician Admired for Pride in his nationality LEETH. GARTH Services Student Council Senior B Play Eager to be Architect Admired for Scholastic record LOTASZINSKI. Services Eager to be Admired for HENRY Band Policeman Being swing artist LUEDERS, NELI. Services Eager to be Secretary Admired for Being businesslike and capable LUE VOY. BURL Services Eager io be Mechanic Admired for Pigskin booting MARKLEWITZ. BOB Services Boxing Track Tumbling Eager to be Admired for Aeronautical Engineer Scientific mind MARRISON. FLOYD Services Eager to be Admired for Auditorium Bible Study Club Scientist Keen reasoning MARTIN, ALICE Services Eager to be Admired for Office Worker Being amiable McDANIEL. VERNON Services Eager to be Admired for Badminton Club Social Dancing Good Husband Being a good fellow LEFKE, BARBARA Services Dancing Band, Two Semesters Eager to be Private Secretary Admired for Grace in dancing MCDONALD, HAZEL Services Eager to be Admired for Girls' Band Social Dancing Drama Club Nurse Contagious smile MEAD. CLEMA Services Eager to be Admired for Unit Vice Pres. Girls' League Office Worker Personified dignity MU1-Us' Fl-ORA PATTERSON. NED MICHAELS. IOSEPHINE Services Ea er to be Saleslad Q Y Admired for Style judgment MICKS. MADELON Services Secretary oi Home Room Badminton Club Eager to be Home Economics Teacher Admired for Charming vivaciousness Services Eager to be Mix Masters Club Interior Decorator Admired for Southern style MURPHY. BILL Services Student Co n ' Representative Badrninto 1 . , Reserve :1 tb ll ger Radi .' o cer ire e ..: - mor NEWMAN. ARNOLD Services Art Club Stamp Club Eager to be Mechanical Draftsman Admired for Being carefree NICHOLS. CAROLINE Services Eager to be Dancing Club Beauty Culturist Admired for Being quiet and cheerful ,-52- NICHOLAY. ARNOLD Services Hi-Y Club Eager to be M.S.C. Graduate Admired for Deliberateness NILES. E. ARLENE Services Knitting Club Travel Club Social Dancing Eager to be Dietitian Admired for Being a clever seamstress NOWITZKE. CARROLL Services Hi-Y Club Golf Club Eager to be Mechanical Engineer Admired for That Beau Brummel air PALMER. BETTE Services Student Council Representative Radio Debater Senior B Play Eager to be Radio Announcer Admired for Acting de luxe Services Eager to be Automobile Mechanic Admired for Sartorial elegance PERKINS. BRUCE Services Hi-Y Club Golf Club Swimming Team Eager to be Lighting Engineer Admired for That physique PIKE. LESTER Services Eager to be Car Garage Worker Admired for Conservativeness PLENAR. MARY Services Lite Saving Club Basketball Team Bowling Eager to be Governess Admired for Being all around PRUDEN. DONALD ROCKETT. IOSEPHINE Services Student Council Representative Services Softball Lantern Basketball Honor Society Badminton Eager to be Chemical Engineer Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Being able follower of Ein- Admired for Petite!-less stein REMUS. DORIS ROCKSTAD, PETER Services Mix Masters Club Services Golf Club Volley Ball Team Secretary and Treasurer of Home Room Eager to be Sienographer Admired for Being a clever seamstress RETZLOFF, HENRY Reserve Swimming Architecture Club Art Club Eager to be Store Window Decorator Admired for Artistic ability Services RICHMOND. SHIRELY French Club Opera Senior B Play Actress Admired for Those expressive blue eyes Services Eager to be RIEDEI.. KATHRYN Debating Auditorium Club Music Appreciation Club English Teacher Admired ior Aiiluence of words Services Eager to be ROBBINS. ELEANOR E. Services Auditorium Club Basketball Volley Ball Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Being sweet and sincere ROBBINS. ELEANOR V. Services Band Auditorium Club News Reporter Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Happy disposition ROBIN SON. DICK Eager to be Admired for Store Manager Hockey playing RODGERS. IOHN Services Eager to be Admired for Football Madrigal Choir Home Room President State Policeman Being an aggressive gridman ROWE. LEONA Services Eager to be Admired for Social Dancing Girl Reserves Volley Ball Stenographer Being unassuming and dreamy ROWLAND. DAN Services Eager to be Admired ior Football Band Honor Society Chemical Engineer Ping pong ability RUONAVAARA. GORDON Services Eager to be Admired for Pan American Club Scientist lnquisitiveness RYERSON. RAYMOND Services Dancing Club Architecture Club Eager to be Architect Admired for That smile SCHLEGEI.. ELLEN Sei-vices Audimrium Ciub Services Music Appreciation Club Hi,Y Club French Club Egger to be Forester Eager to be Elementary School Teacher Admired for Being the Boys' Fashion Plate Hdmlfed for poise and diqflili' . H 53s- Lf . fg11:':14L'l' .- Xl , 5 ., ...Q t gf ,ii 5 sr ip f we .... i 4 9 ei?-2'f.f': Qt , I ,I 'Q 1 , t I g ff - z.. ' Q' ' F J .,.,., , I SELING. IRENE Services Eager to be Admired for Bookkeeper Honor RoIl record SHIPMAN. BOB Services Eager to be Admired for Boxing Club Ukelele Club In the U. S. Army Air Corps Being modern minded SIDOTI. GRACE Services Eager to be Admired for Varsity Debater Cervantes Award in Spanish Championship in District Oratory Home Economics Teacher Charm and fascination SIMONS. VIRGINIA Services Eager to be Admired for Volley Ball Camera Club Spanish Club Able to use Spanish Being an earnest student SIMPSON. ALLAN Services Eager to be Admired for Easterner Staff Bible Club President Bible Club Minister Commercial aptitude SIMPSON. FRED Services Eager to be Admired for Presideni of Home Room Vice President of Home Room Band Professional Fielder Mischievous humor SIMPSON. HOLLAND Services Eager to be Admired for Home Room Vice President Dancing Club Home Room Treasurer Draftsman That line SITTERDING. IVA Services Eager to be Admired for Social Dancing Girl Reserves Beauty' Operator Her pretty mouth SLEE. DONALD Services Eager to be Engineer Admired for Swimming ability SMALLENBERGER. VIRGINIA Services Badminton Club Secretary-Treasurer of Home Room Social Dancing Club Eager to be Dressmaker Admired for Immaculate appearance SMITH. EDWARD Services Eager to be Printer Admired for Friendliness SPENCER, ROY Services Baseball Cross Country Eager to be Professional Baseball Player Admired for Being a rabid sports fan O STAUFFER. IEAN Services Girls' Badminton Manager Home Room Reporter Secretary Mix Masters Eager to be Physical Education Teacher Admired for Companionable personality STEVENS, ALICE Services Unit Girls' League Chairman Home Room Sec'y-Treasurer Student Council Representative Eager to be Teacher Admired for Firm, capacious mind STINE, FORREST Services Eager to be Auto Mechanic Admired for Conservativeness STOWELL. IUNE Services Girls' Athletic Director Treasurer of Mix Masters Eager to be Secretary Admired for Sophistication STRONG. ANITA Bible Club Secretary of Bible Club President of Bible Club Eager to be Chi1dren's Worker Admired for Gentle and refined nature Services TAYLOR. IAMES Services Football Eager to be Aviator I ' Admired for Being serious and conscienti- 0118 THROGMAHTIN. IMOGENE Services Social Dancing Club Eager to be Secretary Admired tor Diminutive size TITUS. PAUL Services Honor Societ Home Room gresident Eager to be Office Worker Admired for Commercial intelligence TOBIAS. ELLENORE Services Volley Ball Team Eager to be Secretary Admired for Belief in the power of silence ULBEY. DOROTHY Social Dancing Club Services Eager to be Beauty Operator Admired for Chic coifture VALCANOFF. NEVENKA Student Council Lantern Staff-Advertising Honor Society Eager to be Stenographer Admired for Warm and sunny disposition Services VAN DOUSER. VIRGINIA Social Dancing Club Spanish Club Eager to be Operate a Tea Room Admired for Gentleness of Speech Services VAN PEENAN. WALTER Services Hi-Y Football Basketball Eager to be Florist Admired for Conservativeness WALKER. STANLEY Services Baseball Eager to be Farmer Admired for Never being down-hearted WHEELER. EARL Swimming Team Hi-Y Club Eager to be Bookkeeper Admired for Interest in sports Services WICKENHISER, MIKE Services Honor Society Eager to be Merchandiser Admired for Mathematical intelligence WILLIAMS, CLYDE Services Eager to be Auto Mechanic Admired for Nonchalance WILLIAMS. RAYMOND Services Eager to be Draftsman Admired for Interest in career WHITERS, RICHARD Services ' Football Basketball Baseball Eager to be Chemist Admired for Athletic versatility WOOD. DEAN Services Pres. Fur, Feather, Fin Club Assistant Advertising Manager of Easterner Treasurer of Auditorium Club Eager to be Court Reporter Admired for Progressiveness WOODARD. PAUL Services Hail Officer Ecrqerio be Conservation Officer Admired for Interest in swing ', Q, WRIGHT. VELDA Services Eager to be Doctor Admired for Pleasant personuli DIBBLE. LEWIS Services Eczqer to be Musician YY Admired for Prominence in the Bond MANY. ROBERT Services Football, Rcrdio Club Eager to he Radio Announcer Admired for Numerous interests - n x 7 x ,, L up J-ELLL S -A e-e M11 ewel,+..7ee I , . ,c.-- W -A .V K-. --Y-ff----. ---- I 3 Y ed S Ur I ll .I .f I 4 .In , x t Yimul - s , , --55-- ftf gd , f ,,f Iunior B Class Officers Bethany Hoppan. secretary, Frances Iohrie son, treasurer: Mr. Leyrer, adviser: Zane Amell, president: Betty Harms, vice president. I unior A Class Officers Mr. Schneider, adviser: Rosemary Yanz, vice president: Marilyn Mayer, secretary, Edward Skidmore, president, Warren Cook, treasurer. 61.1 Sophomore B Class Officers Seated: Robert Bissell, boys' ath- letic director: Ioe French, vice president. Standing: Mr. Chadwick, udviserq Iumes Marvin, treasurer, George Abbott, presidentg Memo Carpenter, secretory. L KJ Sophomore A Class Officers Miss Boumqcirdner, Neil Rcxe, sec- retary, Ann Porter, trecxsurerg Mr. Gilson, cdviserg Maxine Merritt, vice president, Paul Gregg, presi- dent. X K, mx' N L1 4 Y . 's . 'I AI' Xh L.-AIA 6 , Iunior A Class rg? Row 1: V. I'xt1xx.xIxxx'k, M. Illlxoll, I. Bxxxwxkoskl, B. Abel, I. I-Ixnxxfsun, B. Bwxxx-xlxwl, M. Ilxxxxxfx, M. I'xxxIxx::, Ii. Ilxxvxss, H. Bxxwwxxxxxxxx, IJ. Block, H. Bxxfbxxxglx, I. Culp, N. Cxxxson, IJ. Adsxl, I.. lfmsl, B. Bvxxxxl-tl, II. Gvxkxx, I.. Ilxxxku, B. I'wxa.1:, M. Cxxxxxxs, P. Bfxuxxx. How 2: A. Buxsc, LI. Dxxvxs, A. Clxxvxfxs, H. Bxxlh.-xx, G. Ilxxxx-xl--, 'I'. lixxxstxxl, W. Ilxxxxxxnxgxrxy, G. Fowlx'-n, R. CZKIIFIIIPI, L. Albert, W. Cnss, K. Bxxtefxxxxxxx, S. Buxxxxx-11-x, M. I'xIIxxxxx, lf. Itxlxxxll, H. Cxxxtxfx, L. Cflxtxxclx, IJ. Bollers, I. Brunes, W. Gibbs, L. Buxton, K. lflxxxxxrxxxv, M. IV-xx1xx::xxxx, A. Axxxxxxx. Row 3: S. Bc-Iwo, V. Bvxixxs, B. Eowdon, B. Gxovox, I. I-Ixxllxxxxxxx, C. Cox, IU. Bxxxxxxx-II, M. Vxxxxxxwx, I. Gxxqlx-, A. I xxxc'Ix0x, L. Crxttondmx, M. Clfxllxn, K. Coykcndrxll, B. Beck, A. Blxxxxkvxxslxxxx, W. Ikxxxlv, V. Bxxdrqvxow, ID. Bxxxxxwl, IJ. Eddy, W. Cook, K. Cook, A. Box, I. Cxeyls, B, Vxerlxxvlc, IW. lfxxxld, II. Bxxxxxxxxl. How 4: B. kjxxxwlcxxd, P. Bc-Ckwxtlx, F. Beckwxtlx, B. Allen, I-I. Crxxwfoxxcl, M. Cofwlc, P. Goovxxxxmz, Il. Bulls-xz, B. Allzxcrlxt, M. Dsevvxe-xux, W. Clxxxslxe, A. Byelxch, D. Ashe, A. Dodsxvn, M. Ebwl, S. Clxxxxlxxuxx, P, Ixxxxxluy, I.. ffxxlvxn, G, Hexxxxey, R. Hobley, I. Clxnqexxxxcxn, M. Ccnpentex, L. Eggleston. Row 5: I... Gordon, K. Blxxvlz, R. Fostex, A. Gunnell, W. Fostex, B. Bcxley, Hunnexnon, W. Blunchqxd, I. Ccxxlsun, B. Ikxvxs, A. Boslxx-II. L. Dunckel, R. Belbeck, B, Bxenke, I. Cook, A. Hartman, G. Be-nneti, H. Case, B. Dxxvxs, B. Hnllxduy, . Gross, G. Anderson, T. Chopple, B. Eriqqs. L fK,x I H' r sf' ,WI fx .x I 1 . L- L Iunlor A Class ROW I: I.. IJII-Itnn, M. Mxxnllxtl, B. Kxfslx, W. Ioseplx, G. IQIIQQ, M. Mfxxn, I, I.xxIxxclxx, II, I..xxxxIxfIx, II. I.-fllx--xxxxxxxx, I' Vxxxx lx Nxnl I Mxx x IJ Coxd n C Mxy V Noxion A Olx x I N 'xx lx I' N xl tt M M xl xx xx ..x, . xx-,, xx-, ,1'0, . c,. ,. xxxx-,.. fx...-,,. .wxx-:xx-, M. Kxxxxblxll. Row 2: IJ. I-Iuxd, IJ. Ixxlxxxssxlxx, M. l'lxnxxxf.xn, If. Ixxxrksoxx, R. M4-Qxxxxx-, II. Mxxtx-, II. Hyxy- x, M. Hxxyus, I. Guqlw, G. Mvlfixxxscy, G. Mxddxxuqlx, L. M0016 M. Gxx-nxxx, IPI. l'Icx1:f:xxxxxIxxxx, 'W. llxxxvxvxxxl, I. II-xlxxxms, IJ. Mxxxylxy, Il. Ixxxjcxsoll, M. l-Ifxxxxxx, D, Hcxynus, G. I-lull, C. Hxxxxxls. Row 3: I.. VV--xlxlfxll, B. II-xyxxfls, B. Myexs, M. Lenon, K. Kxxxxxxll, E. Moxfe, S. I.fxxSvn, M. I.4xx5e1n, M. M xylx, II. Kw,u'::, Il. Kxxnthxxck, H. Ixckson, G. Icxkovxxc, Y. Hxxddlestoxx, D. Lovxsll, A. Goff, P. Lxxxxxylxlxxx, 'I'. Mull, W. Mxxxxxxx, I.. Mxxy, A. I-Icxxxxxxxcnnxl, A. Lcxxxqo, C. Lfxxnod. Row 4: A. Kent, F. Kowxxlk, B. Mxxxxxxxx, IW. Nlwllxi, II. Hx-I-.I, O. Hxxvuxxs, W. Muxxxlxy, B. Mcilxpxxxxoll, I. Roxioxd, D. Moxxxsxxn, O, Mxxxxxxoxx, V. I.xvx'I4wxx-xl, II. Mxxywrx, II. Mwlfxxxxxxlv, P. Hxxxxtux, R. Munn, A. Iuclwn, D. Nicholls, I. Koxkoske, II. Gxxnss, S. I'Ixxl,xlvxxxxI, ki. l. xxx xvvxxxllxy. Row 5: W. Wlyxxvk, B. Kexmx.-y, B. Loo, I-I. Moxcdxih, B. Nxclxol, B. Gxxxluxxuqlx, R. Irkwa, Qi. Ilxxfxlxxx, LI K+-ext, fi. I-Hxxxxvxxxxk, B. Kxxxxxxx, R. Gouclxex, H. lvlxnoxx, I. Gooxhoxxsxf, B. LxqI.I, L. Kxxxxpgx, II. M-'C' xxx-, .' Ilxxllwxxx, IJ. Kxxksey, D. Iohnston, D. Inman. ,I ff .xi A . A 50 fin? ofws E Irfrxfxlfmlk jim mit 33 'JA' if!! . 11' Iunior A Class Row 1: S. Wolfe, A. Tracy, I. Viaches, D. Tobias, M. Sawdy, E. Rusnak, R. Sellers, l. Stevens R. Zimmerman, Row 2: M. Weisenberq, C. Streeter, M. Tillman, R. Smith, M. Soder, B. Southard, S. Palmer V. Tettt, A. Smith, R. Thorbuin, M. Reitz, B. Perkin, H. Sheets, M. Tieglown, D. Teqqes, C. Shay L. Richards, V. Utter, H. Reutter, M. Puichis, B. Pnrmenter. Row 3: l. Pier, D. Place, M. 'Walton M. Wyble, B. Tolbert, I. Thomas, R. Pallick, E. Bedburn, B. Shnlnhiirg, G. Scott, E. Turner, B. Bush D. Wilcox, C. Slider, O. Thornton, T. Sinas, N. Sieh, B. Swisher, M. Swick, W. Potter, W. Tliiogniaiiin D. Smith, L. Wleland. Row 4: N. Vail, R. Yanz, M. Vinson, B. Yanz, I. Turk, M. Powis, L. Stiver E. Strickland, C. Rey, E. Shelden, G. Sutherlee, B. Pearson, L. Bathburn, C. Throori, L, Vitovsky F, Springer, C. Verhoeven, B. Raycraft, M. Pettit, L. Sharp, I. Rose, K. Weeks. Row 5: l. Porter S. Sleight, E. Skidmore, B. Smith, I. Sirhal, A. Taylor, C. Smith, C. Robinson, R. Sump, B. Reed, M. Remus G. Younglove, I. Wolff, l. Thayer, F. Zdybel, F. Zalewski, B. Vlfebb, A. Waizel, F. VVatkin, L. Wood I unior B Class Row 1: E. Harris, K. Frazeur, E. Cushion, A. Cushion, A. Baie, L. Hewitt, P. Down, B. Harris, M. leronie W. Evans, B. Burgess, H. Abood, E. Kellogg, C. lourdain, L. Kzeslci, I, Kiarnel, S, Hill, B. Bailey Arning, V. Brown, C. Gillison, A. Dryer. Row 2: B. Edgar, B. Leisure, K. Glossop, N. Davis Bruinsma, B. Hopphan, C. Klasko, B. Jameson, L. Gourlay, M. Bowller, D. Dunckel, P. Boguley . Albauqh, I. Lewis, M. Carver, C. DeKamp, E. Becker, D. Fishbeck, C. Alqate, C. Hillman, M. Jenkins B, Grofirih, B. Blough. Row 3: F. Koeller, N. Brown, H. Avis, E. Clark, L. Barnard, P. Baedinc, H. Axelsen D. Gordon, P. Holnagel, L. Davis, B. Andersen, B, Daily, L. Cushion, K. Iohnson, D. Littlefield D. Langworihy, F. Bannan, W. Kinney, B. Brady, C. Blodgeii, B. Blanchard. Row 4: D. Grieve, C. Hastings A M. E K. .Hickling, G. Adsit, K. Korroch, S. Ludlum, 1.1-larrinqton, L. Couseneau, K. Bennets, W. Lifiord, l. Bowling, B. lohnson, D. Ersberger, B. Asher, H. Hedles, F. Gilmore, B, Boomershine, I, Hallenbeck, B . Davis, R. Gregg, Z. Amell, R. Azelton, D. Bannon. . fb -eoe Iunior B Class Row 1: M. Whltv-3, I. Pcuks, M. Yvrnnu, B. Stoner, L. Wcrrdvaltch, D. Sclunldt, l. Murphy, I. MOOlI', IV. I-lfukhousc, G. Smwnson, G. Webster, M. Surtito, ll. Mlrrsh, H. Momy, B. Young, I. Mycxs, lj. Perkins, I. M H. II. I.. V. W B. Stulut, I. Strlnqllfun, How 2: P. Mcnshfrll, S. Murrell, H. Hltter, M. Puwcls, R. MfII'VlU, W. Spxoul, I I . Snuth, T. Smlth. L. Muzzy, B. Troyer. V. Uhey, M. Montqonlcly, V. Vvflqlll, S. Stoqlrled, G. Potlor H-utloy, S. Mlcldlvtmn, W. Sptrugq, B. Mercer, H. Wesloy. Row 3: B. Miilllll, IJ. Mc:Crrsl1u, lf. Srlmuur, Iltuun, I. Nuqent. ll, Woodard, W. Stmrrrgo, B. Resslor, R. Wyckoff, W. Mtryos, H. MIlliXl', W. Toy, Vmrettt-, P. Plrtterfwn, G. Sollriflqc, I. Wxaqht, V. Schultz, M. Quzck, V. Tlsdcrle, IJ. Muller, M. Slu-uuun, liennells. Row 4: I. Yeo, I. Bei-llley, H. P1erson, If. Nuktoox, H. Wells, I. O'Men1ru, N. Slclotl, B. Terry, . Prrce, F. Sweqles, R. McCloud, W. Vc1nBlc1z1com, I. Grrnnon, VII. Enyrnl, D. Worclell, B. Wvxqncx Sunmons, C. Stowe, K. Swllt, R. Peck, R. Place, L. Rowley, W. VcmBlc1ricom. Ro M. B. lf. IJ. Ro B. S. D. E. Sophomore A Class W 1: G. Eccles, I. Cheney, M. Bancroft, L Arold, K. Blber, ll. Bfrxler, B. Bomzlzwm, U. Bfruu, V. Aufslln, Bvryes, II. Dvrrn, E. Brown, I.. Beasley, G. Babcock, M. Buchrmrm, M. Butcher K. Brudvlk, A. Beehlol, Bcntlett. Row 2: A. Brown, I. Bmnes, F. Cook, L. Cm-r, M. Andrews, G. Burley, M. Allen, F. Bozek, Bvnnos, A. Austxn, B. Blume, I. Crowlord, F. Bnrwikcrski, M. Armstrong, D. Conklin, M. Clippinqox, Cross, B. Edney, C. BKISDOIP, K. Edney, L. Crxmphell, D. Brown, F. Brubbs, B. Beck, A. A1IllSfl'OYll'1. W 3: H. Ekert, C. Durbin, M. Devlin, I. Coopes, N. Andrew, lf. Czlch, R. Betts, A. Custellrrni, A. Budden, Driver, H. Brlll, B. Atchlson, B. Beck, E. Brennan, R. Bos, G. Cheney, F. Brrtes, D. Bull, D. Cleeves, BuIIen, D. Bolley, I. Church. Row 4: E. Dose, L. Duhex, P. Cole, G. Boclell, E. Buleckl, H. Bell, Bates, I. Hormoqzcry, B. Bozcrck, D. Blanchard, R. Custer, D. Gussel, R. Carpenter, G. Anderson, Cozrsmu, B. Bolton, G. Boley, I. Cowood, S. Curmniqhcxm, E. Cole, I. Eddy, G. Dobrxck, H. Dcxllnmn, Il. Beuler, E. Abraham, R. DeBrcbfmder. LX ., KU,- X l . ss. I ,I -61-Q A B- ' ' 37' E cap f--.-.1 1 P- 5-fl '30 7TWfWv1m,b fifdwdiy Sophomore A Class Row 1: V. Pidler, I. French, A. Hudson, D. Hudson, L. Leburrell, R. Hudson, P. Iones, M. Lewis, B linebau h E Haines B Hardinq I Goodknecht B Hur'ey A Kelly, M. Ellis, O. Isbell, H. Kent . , a , . , . , . , . . , . , I. Heiser, B, Hoover. How 2: B. Francisco, E. Gott, R. Grittinq, L. Hotianorel, I. Horsinqton, D. Puaclier, R, Kittridqe, l.. Fakway, B. Pwinq, N. Karos, P. Lent, D. Laqios, R. Kiebler, G. Killoran, H. Furst, G. Hatt, D. Iohns, C. Hotchkiss, A. Hiatt, M. Furtow, L. Hackney, A. Hoffman, R. Frost, M. Howe, M. Hull. P. Lane. Row 3: R. Hamilton, H. Iones, C, Iohnston, B. Henry, I. Grim, D. Keider, E. Lawrence, B. Hardy, B. Killen N Ienkins M Iohnson G Kina M. Fmiaan, C. Iensen, O. Lind, R. Hicks, B. Grost, C. Gieen, I. Horns, H. Hatt, W. Gregg, A. Hunter, P. Knight, R. Gaus, W. Solley, D. Graham, G. Gotts, R. Forrester. Row 4: M. Hennessey, W. Fifer, L. Hartnett, H. Hooker, R. Hewitt, B. Kamins, P. Greqq, H. Hatt, D. Grinnell, L. Holliday, G. Iohnhe, B. Knight, I. Lamb, H. Hull, I. Golden, K. Lextz, E. Hovey, R. Poster, B. Fitzgerald, C. Emmons, I. Elliott, W. Evert, D. Gosch, F, Pero, T. Kirkonnell, H. Baqqarty. .vvl-.--------- Y, , . Row 1: H. Rickets, S. McConn ll, B. Marsh, H. Myers, G. McKenzie, M, Oswald, E. Moore, A. McCann Mercer, I. Rayne, D. Neller, W. Nichols, D. Locke, I. May, P. Merrill, Y. Miniere, B. Marfitt, B. Lott T. E. Phlliips, K, Quick, I. McPhee, A. Lynch, D. Robbins. Row 2: P. Parks, S. Pierce, R. Padgett, E. Martin E. Oehler, M. Merritt, M. Perry, R. Rapelje, Z. Mutz, B. Miller, B. Meissner, M. Osbo, A. Ovenhouse A. Polihonki, G. Oswald, M. Mundy, R. McDaniel, B. Mann, B. Mann, V. Luke, M. Pohl, K. Parquet M. Pipotf, L. Prescott, D. Martin. Row 3: R. Myers, B. Marlin, I. McClean, C. Pangborn, M. McElmurry F. MCC-alone, B. Lindquest, N. Marshall, E, Riley, M. Louch, S. Mclflmurry, R. Merritt, R. Rapelje, B, Platt V. Mann, B. Porter, A. Porter, I. Myers, M. Potter, F. McKee, M. Lasky. M N., X X in Wd. N X g x - r-ja r J Q, -f .7 i Q 'fic kaz- i Imlu ffl '!: 1.- If f J MBI I ll J g . I Sophomore A Class f .- w 1:Il.51Ixtxnft, M. 'I'1t1n, V. 'I'txyIo1, I.. Buena, K. Srllfrlkt-I, II.V1tni1tt-Iflt-, 14. Vt1nVtft' 1, ll. Yfxrllwlw-It-xx Ro H. Wtnlw, M. Slwllwmt, P, V:1nI vt1son, B. Rush, M. Vf1IlI lL1lIlLl1, I. Wtlclt-I, I. Vxbo , I. Scgutf, V lilnt-unt, lf. finxtlnunsz, I, Shias, M. Tlovn-, ID. 'l'I1wudiu:kt, G. Snytlvl, I.StuyvtnI1w1q. ROW 22 If Sunil-crwvfftkt,lI,11tfLt1llltw11'. Il. Wttlltxtcgtwtt, G. Slvtqlxt, H. Ttxylox, M Stu-015, Il. Rwltxnrl, I. finnth, M. Ttxylfl, M. Wwaatt-ull, II. Wnntl, Il. Wtlszon, I. IAfnnr'Ix11tf, B. Wood, II. RC-ynnlvlfl, II. Vxfurqlmllw, M, Slttmt, Il. VVDIHIH, I'-I. Ilfry, II, 'l'tnm--:, V. Wrwlfl, 'lf Sm'-rtw'-I, I. Stmkxvvtxtlwx, B. Wollrl. How 3: P. Yot1nr1lnlcvr'vr!, I-I. Stvvt-nfs, Il. fir wvll, 'I'. Wlntt I1 1, M. Trwlxy, M. Stnnxnwxzs, B. Stfwlxol, I.. Wonnnvrttt, If. Wmq, B. RPMI, Il. Wt-I-Iwi, B. Ywxkt-y, I. Vf.nL'4n:u5, I.. Snntlm, M. Slmnkw, B. Rolxtnson, I. Stnrlm, II. Svlmfm, R. Wfxltwx. I. Sxqnxfnx, IC. Sytntwmirz. Row 4: 23. llfxrlliv, W. Wtlltcunfi, I'. Robxlltnvl, IJ. Tiowbrlrlqrjr, B. Ttwllnrz, I. Rvnltvl, B. HL-Intqpex, LQ. 'I'1t11n 'nit G Sltunnfxn, M, Rust, I. Stevens, H. Wfrtxtnq, G. Stnnley, N. Lawyox, L. SWIIZQII, I... Roqexs, C. 'l'1e1n1n M. 'l'11ernt,1, R. Tlmntxn. Sophomore B Class Row I: B. LTfnl:aon, T. llxtxlmr, R, Fefdermx, R. Guns, B. Bcnnmcl, O. Gcxlltuglxt-1, C'. I-Itnnosz, l. Btwyltan, I.. Kxtbs, IJ. lixuvvyor, H. Bluy, M. Hrxddfxd, A. Linn, A. Hfllnxnunfl, H. G11-vllwutml, I. l'Iot'ktn-1, II, Knlvy, If. K-xbt-lmtz, H. Hell, B. Hnxntls, K. Hfxnson, K. Hflnnnond, H. Ioltnson, P. Kmflufx, A, Httzvltnm, ll, Iltnnp, W. Gmvm-I, I. Bot:-wxnfx. How 2: K. Cox, M. Rune, Y. Brown, F. liulndruyn, A. Bntxso, I. Avkvxxnmx, B. Hyboono, D. Htnklv, B. Cleqo, L. Bcrlldsloe, l. Ftxullcne-1', B. Allmnqlx, C. Cunntnqllmn, Inltxxszcm, M Kemp, I. Gunnell, M. Fox, I. CfIIllI1lfIF'll, B. Hurrell, M. Ionos, M. llxtvm, M. Gull, B. Cuxtxs, V. I'nlltvI1, IZ. Foster, F. Bolbeck, M. Brown, B. EIIQSUOIII, I. Cztppen, B. Annon, B. Huumy, II. Fxxtz. Row 3: M. k1111'1fr'r1tor, V. Cokonourghex, B. Boyle, D. Bond1kson, B. Curixs, IJ. Hllqucrlot, IU. Cross, K. Kxlnwr, W. Kuhn, Il. Boyd, G. Cmpfflntm, M. Le-Fexnv, N. Io:2e-ph, D. Bennett, V. Llm'1lc-rxtnnn, IJ. Bvnsnn, IV. I.nvk, K. Ltnttzonlxoiset, B. Hayes, B. Clements, G. Hmtt, I. Hcnry, B. Coxr-y, B. Fls-nnnq, K. Bond, Lf I.ynvln. IVI Iulxnson, I. Hlcks. Row 4: G. Clank, I. Bowden, I. I'lG1l'll'Y, W. Glen, IJ. Hciksftss, IB. Gulf, ll. llwn-ylnn, H. Irtlxnson, F. Flsher, I. Betts, C. I-lrzllberq, R. DPVO1', G. Abbott, B. Bond, B. Blsswll, IQ. Btqf,-low, IJ. Gnw-n I. Trench, I. Coonrod, A. Lowe, I. I-Iusok, A. Albert. H. 53 -B B infix I ...I f ,'Y,14,f7 X.,-.' i 1 aff., ,SOO rfjl .'fl,X,,. lr, . ,1,, Sophomore B Class Row 1: I. Smithkey, E. Scott, V. Smxth, T. Smith, T. Wibert, B. Whitney, l. Shippey, R. Steinman R. Morse, B. Springer, T. Rice, B. Phillips. Row 2: M. Monroe, G. Mahar, F. Wright, B. Shipman, E. Slater H. Russell, E. Meyer, Z. Valconoff, F. Sosnowski, N. Lorrayne, I. Wolfe, M. Sczesny, M. Swan I. Provencher, D. Morey, F, Martelli, M. Skory, M. Rey, E. Malpass, D. Stearns, I. Reed. Row 3: E. Wood E Pearson, C. Sparks, B. Parker, D. Palmer, H. Morthand, E, Schleve, E. Starnbauqh, B. Parz, D. Shaw . Taschner, M. Smalley, B. Shelley, L. Rose, I. McCoy, F. Sierkowski, Ft. Stimson, M. Schmidt, I. Watkins I. McFain, M. Miller. How 4: H. Wyqant, F. McCarrick, D. Shulerett, B. Watson, B. Mooney, I. Makries C. Peterson, S. Thorne, I. Marvin, R. Ryan, A. Schuppert, P. Pastras. F. Niklos, K. Slater, R. Munroe R. Rlnckey, R. Weeks, H. Miller. N, Autographs 1 ff' 'X m- Y -V-V x 1 k 1, ,.! ,, ..... X so ff RTD 64 1 .........l WIIHIIQIDIIRIIE IILIIEMWIIE TiE'ilQ1:Ir.g 5. ' ' 5 V . , lf. -v - . .1315 rw,-r 'E' W gifsrri 22552, 1 -1-,M ..4-?j'k-- . 'lla 'g. :'-mix, N- iff' .. '- :W 4 -.rw lf' iil y . WI ..! X ' 'FT 553. ,,. 'i' F ' ' ' . -1- . 0. . L . ov-+191 .L 7- 'I 'x -I I u La! .I 'tiff M .1-L ., -. . ge-14 - M - . zmilx Q -V . ,, .lk -1: H I 4i!g.'i'- - --in f' I. .. ,...- , -1 ,-,- -Y - V.-L-' . 1. W. -. 1 .- . f'- -- 35... -4-L,fn.' bk, . - .f-Ie - '-1'-1 -f f-Vex - 2. 1.....- rv-- 7:-f N' 9 -' 1 7. .'-m, ',.,w 'f?i.'z:-1E'.L-S -an J 4--+-f . A . wr 1- 1' .- .- 5,-AV-,U 23? 1:54-f WA -. --Y.-J 5.-.., -H' PV . .-.fgnif,+5E,4,,.,-. ' JQSQ7- --:TF i n-' 3.g .. af . V -151-F3 f -,pc . - - f J' L-:ff Q' I -a--3. ifisf!-'!':'f,,,.s-.f.Z'-3', to-ff-f5'i?' 1-, 'L.! 5 c:-.ff '4 ,f'5fE'45:' 'V . .1 fm,-5 pi-,ifzf-1-4 9- ir ,gl-f-Lriir Fwy g,--Hh!1f'.i?5if, an .' .V ' -2 '.-- . .-f ' .5 f-,.--4 ... L . .. 1 ' -1 'Il . ,. M . - - Q, I L- . K , A M .Y -. - N -.I -I ,. N, V 1,4-:G -.Ajit-1 .. . -.Ml 1. L-Y - .LII ,- ll- ,Q --4. . I' i . l . A Y 'if' W-:kj- ,: --5 E35'4i'.'-c . 7I-5?-ffw.-n T J--'.'t1- .14-, 4 .A f'57 j 'a .,,-r- A ' if' Qi :'-1, 5',lq ' - h 'U , i.' I -5f'h-T .IJ --g l ,Q-H'--, V 'I N ll. 74 if 3 ..I r- f' w .l T5QfLgg-1-. - --z ' ' 'dz ,' Nr. f'1'QT':--.M 43.4 - Fit r'-L- Z ' J - 1. -.Q fr -I.-..,T' H-1' F. 11.5 L-Q It is 11 V , 5 -7 I' I I- -L 1 ,fl .+-rixiihvg,-4.311-:IQIN 1? - E.FA-..:-- '. Il' b. -'-:tw h i' . A-it lc IQ. -N - -7 '- I -' , V 3 ' I JY 3- ,- FM5'r'-QQ' -l-3:19 'lf .L'5i?rj-,-J'5i-5-'-'Ali f'..-'Q 7: i. .Qf'f 'L, ,T . A , --,5' , -, .1- -n 4-,I 41 -- .....:. ...Q 3 4-in 1 . -5- I , -- ,..1,-- 3-'Ulm' - ,,-,,:,...-,p,,- ,-, ..,-53 :-' , hip. 4 , - fy -QQ-1 V - ,-,Q 5 -15 A., 53-.P .4-.,.,. 4 v ,Lan . 1 ,fin .. ' - - Ng- ,--, MQ, 1- -' Tl-. 'ml 1. Ui' -w -' il-I--I45g f--' 'fi' f '1H-'I . -- '- ' , -1-1' ,, ., , - ,L , 5' '- ,H ' --' , .- -' -- -'- L.,-V, Q.-: -3 --' 1- . YN ,gtk if A Q-it ! 5k 1.5 . -1:52-:ir-Ek-.25 .yx ll.. ...ki l n Wg. fzfvgfiki-ai , :A .- .. gba. D3 .7 'r',1. 52 -' - f..,,. 'f Q'V'F . .. - l 1 :-4 -Ill' I -Pug rf 'ua .-me J--V. fc.--12 ' ' - L ' 5 , -fQ fQ+1a4?Sfg2 Q' L -as v' ' A Q , . V.-.-,-L' f .- :,':J:.4,g ,,- 5: 4 , V 5, , Q:-gx.,--:L - -,, -fi'--'I-.Cf ' as u H 311i-- -4,...,.'y 1 1- 5 sr -'rF 1.3.5, -,355-,J.1 f7:h'5-13,,4,55 i...,-Q- I' 913,54- fs, fff1'f5 '1'Q.E' P11 jx: ' it-5 R fn 1 'fx-pi, Y' .u M5-..I EM.. 13 .'g..gJ 1g.:fj.,uL-Qifgivpkuv . 5.-1'giT, - -lv -V... JJWJQ:-T A 5 if -.-H-65:25 IU P: pa m. , :-' jf? 'i:.1,.?,H:y,Lw :,.3A.:.4.L ,Y 1 ,OH-.fl.r.?::.ujELi,:5..-W , . gas , W -, M -egg,-1'-ff 22-:fi- 1 4-1-Q -z-:ff-:.-1:2 isa:-f 5: .ffflfwr - -. n-1'S1iw'-ip : -- '5-'? f1f'2 . --ai-'-ffwfixg -33:2 1 '7Af.5'3-QQE5 .- ' -..,.Li ,:.f, gt,,, ...,j31. - '.- ' ' 'H , . f-1i'1'w4ff-i'.,l- .Ulf ' - ii ni 3'-4- .ef. 'Fyl 'g Y,'-1:.Q11T.,Q - 5, ,, mm.,- ,32--1f:ef:'.'- -- '.' ? 'i ,--..,---id! fi' .gf -1 E 1 -4. --fig :4. --rl-1'.4--t'+ :,+ xq 'gQg.P Q 'l ' 7 1 ik 135, A ' 5.--5 L 33' l . ff' -'WW 1-5 .- - - - ' '7'z---'FTE 1--H' A +V-.'3'I -1.1 7-'fun 1- . V Lg? . - . , . X ,V -- '-Sys --J -- ,K 4' ,lp-J 'Sv-+11 --,,3' iz' .-,. ..- -.uf-'fb-r ,I .5,P2 :,p' 5 is -v ' , - q 3- 1-.fu ,...fftv,,.i .E fmwgf ,vk2..:.---K-'-,j',,-.:.q':.?,gJ- ' . . P: ,324 wld , Wd... .,. ,' I -Jw, . -Q, -' 526. 541'---,K -f .IA NJ- -QI. s,,f4g'a lf .L-y.,j: ,-.1 Q rrrt ' - - '-ifff' -w. La' WV- e. Mfr- -.--if-: -.ga!'fT g: -3 l3'? '4f-P--f' J3'4.--'J 3-1--4--ii'-A'-'agp-A.,-.v!1..a-fi Sf. '--,-'4.,,'1, ' .,. Tr 'V 112. .L 'i -.7f,x.f4,,.'1'.. 1 --1.3-'4 .- 451- in '.qf ,I+- ' g -1 -.11-..-1-e g '-.f', J.-'E-.-I gk qi Ju- f fr' Q2 T ' -QE.1'1-'--5'Qg ,an qjH'4 .g4-:u,1.g1j..f'L,-Q 1 - .lm Ww.3.-.Zigi '--.L .. -. .- - . f f . xr-- -sg' -'w Q 'Sa . 'Q .. - Q: 11-.iiP' -wx f- , - ' '-'M-'--:J-.A '- L:-Qi f Af- -:ea-.-rf'1T-F 1 ' 1 U. .i.g,.s.....fL...,, -- .11--'Q f-'rf' f-Swv-, 1-,P-.ffl - ,wp-.1 ' 1 -,qfF'f,f11?-'LI ffge-1',Q-I..,U 1.7 5.4. EQ- . ' ,w .' D1-'xg-. - 199'-I , wa- 45 --3 -an-9242! '4-jg.-g'J.LnLF-1L44,'1i--. 'gf S-3 -1:13. -,gag 5,5 ,D I -,- 1,-Ly 4 -Haiti. i-95-f Lrg 4,5'J.,-'-L., ,L -,eq - i' A. , , ff .----- X- :vi ,g i -,,f- -V4.1 F., 1.34 l.3guI-v-,,,.y-: '- .g '.- -:P-ff ' 'jg Vligi-5' Ay' f- '.'I. ' L ' -7' f3:T',f-'-r' 'Yfclf ,-ml' -ff -'i,,,,l,h.. 4 .:.s.'5:--1F'.,ft .-L - . . L. 1 Q J.. ,,v,,,.,, , ,.' ,Q -P 4 F' mia. ,, ,J .. 1 . ', ,. .LA , . ., 5 'd-xrp .JF - .11 : -'- ru JLLIH'-f. , . 4. s...+-If-ri-.,w1:gfH:fg: ' Hz'-1- A QQJLQ - lv .-+,. 'a.Vl-5 ,Q ...AL D 1 I U -:T ft- 6 -, rl-T v.VvllT-- 'rw ., . -:F , rl -4 -,I-,K -i :E lk.-3-V ...V-L Q. f. i A 9' - 4-'WSI 9.3 . -'Emi-:r'D.. .J -Q. ff 53- --I-+ff3Z1,,.g.-5,-.. flEgif-., --' -4155 f2'Z.51'.p1' Ziff! --.. Qi' 7'1- f 'Eff--' -'ff '-'-ful?-If -1 1 .-:f9't'fff- -1- gf- Qu-- 5,35 hw' .Q 1- A- - -. . -A 5' .CM 'g1',k-'-EL -Q X., ...ff --p x . ji gym' . G., gflv -7, 1:5 'gg ,ml - ,-I -.44 -fi'-1' gf.-1'- ??-fiat-2 :,g5'f'f..' ' Z-3 f 2 15ti'. i 3'?' !??5T'- -' 'f' - .fikgiff ?VL5.':sfI5E-zfgkiuig.-2- 95'i'I12i1..f-1 .5. - '-5 - -'Q 6? - ' 5' Q35-fwzfif-Fw g5iF'f l-ff?-x'?:fg3if?7i -. -, -- ---- . - ' V -' , --'- r 1n,. -- 1-'L 11, if - J- E'gg. 3-3 - L., 5:1-sf:-3 5.5 'L - :Eg 'F--1 'ggi .. '- -- 2 .-11.2-'.f5Q,-,-3. iii? ' ff'-2Z.2gE1-1.--1f,- -W .-'S 1--e ' Fa- . 'Q' -'i.'- L-i-Pfi'15if'5i'5'f ?-.-1 : Fi. TF if ' '. t3?3i'l- 1'9 . - f-. 1--'WJ'-473' ':-L,-'WI' ':fm '1'S'.--3 -..' mi- aww - ,f-,. :ff --5---B. -- -'-ffgfv -- 1-'fqwf-fat--'.6+41'5l'f-Lgr f' f- 'L ' ,ar-1.4-, -' , ,Rf -1 -' 15,-F .,. , -- . 'g . -QV, fr- , 9.1. ,' - .. ' ' -' ' , .,-' ' fs.. , 4, -.:z,5LfaN! :,1f-,f 'f1f - '-f 'f3gfi' . .,1513'5'.f,f1l'gf9,., . -4 aj' 1 Jl1yr'f':l,.' f'n wr it-45? L- ,,WH.a--FL.: U. V, .V ggi - -F. 54 1:-gf Y, 1-.--.igzqvai-l.YLF.!1g4g.glL -1 in W Q4 1 . Nw , v - I -6 u M it' ,F 1, .. TT. 1- 5: Y ,bl psi. V- .bw - ,f H: 5-i, 3-QJA-. qi. T5 -1, mfuf-liar, .F - f .- 1 . - -- , 4- - w --M TJ' -1' ' -- Fr - lg A-. -5' Wi -f'- L-Q f '- ---.1 - rx--.XG -'J hh 'f rr-Lg-:L if. n H-,ggi-.H ., iff-.J X357 xM.Y:. l 'xiii -' '- 22-tfis ,1i1t4g'-3' - - --gr- -- p 751-'eHL..'.2 'Ei' - -1l1,.,fi.1,..sf 5.-33' if--'TT',1h'r 1.n.Q,2I +feE1J.'1 1'-rv WF- 'R' 'IRQ-f' -7?-2+ f:.:+:'xs ?'i'f--1?-'11-2-Far--.w..- gs-'fir 21-e-films'-Q 4 f .N ,. Q53-.,l.,,,,Q.. -. .,-- 1' 2 ,,3,f',4rg'g. -LF Haj-.' ,lf--, 1, ..'4x,r. 'Lt 1.,3,.'. .L,,1.,i-5.1,-3151,-u'I4'F,5il Q' L .. ---....,,.f.- M .3-: -.Q . - -.5---.,-. Q ' ff --.-5 -.24-+ff 4-frm:-. ' '. 'L . . ,, 17 ' rf ,:'- ' 1 Q31 . J- ' V -if ' 1, 'Q-.,, Qgv ' Q K: rj-. f'-'l j -g .fn,.-MJ, ' 'it LQZQ-g1'.'f f -. .- ', 4.1, f,.-.- 5-'Q . AflfL.v, 7'1' lf' 11-1 iff? Q,-fp 74-!HA151'K'L 4 I. lik .J H ., ya - 1: 5597 glhat tg.-M.. ,,.,. ,A 5,1-5 -. W 1 My -1,3 rg - . hs.. 5-Is,-iq. 4' ,'--- - ' 3,2311 ,A ' .-.- -qi 1 -,. ti. -if fr 4- ' Ti-N? ng: ' 11,5 -,fif4,,Pg--,ff E 2, . ,593-Ch., 4. Q. 5 -- B f-3:T,w-A.E'-.1 '15 .V i1:! !h-gm LEP L-ff? -:f,.:T' '-. f-11,,,-. QFQQ-?r :Ln:4l1' 411- +'.ffs .:f: an -nigh. - 51? - ' fr N,-7' -- 'E+ -: .. 'kgj51 l .lfL-1'-Qfggg.-ii' ' Z,- gf M 4 - -,ff-'?-'-P 1 ? ' . '71-5+ ffm!-5' - F-'I , rp : ,,:' 1. 'Hr -1, -ffl urn . X- 'J-. X!!-g ' f '- ln-.4 ' as a ?',F g'.l L . Nil ' -- ii- Ai ' ' - 'uv ' fe. J'---' 'rn' Q - f-H ' 'i I' 'If if 'W' - . ' xi - A' jj: 'g :dying .- , Q, 1 5,1 - Ir.-F . , , Yea-w.gq-hi -A 1 . ui-4 , ' , 141 N17 f-if L A - C, 4- - - . M414 -1 ' H-'QTY 'l'ff-'- A- W -- '1- - -'1'-'J A 'Q 1-55 sf-:fd miie? 'raw-' F526-m:L9,5-. - - .. M - V -1- --.nw -1u:..-- - ?s -v fr ,N--3 Q5 .,, 1- 5. .5,J,1- , Hiigmgf J.. . . ' '. Vg-117-771 - . . .tv uld I iw., V ' U-., gg- .gg gh --I 1-5 '--1:3',E?. 1- mf. - -.. -' f:.fmE-f-- .3 . 1,- ,. - .4g,:' 4.f.w:a, 3 fz'- 'f5.g,i, ' T l ,i-L',a :'2f'Lg':3-sg 'M Qf, K - 1 5 rig:-f ' 2 '5: l'L'-'l'- 4 lf'- f 11Q5 nf' 4 f 'i-1.5--., fi .-'.:-am' .45-iw . , :U -A: 1 G 1. - ',. 11 '-ui -4 --.-gif ,af , H 'd :lf .-'I 4--' .iu f1Pf, -1 :Qi b T -',.i' 4 ' -24:q3: 1:rvm'Lq'i'eg+- 15.73 ' ' - 45' H Rfb' 3 1- - J - T1 'CH '.- ' :f!.. wb-Fifi' , 5 - 591- 1'YI 2 ' 2 C N - ' 5- '1 f'.': Q rf. ' ,LA-, , ' gg . -' ,, -.' Eiga - , ' ig T- .fv tgff . . - fini'-A fl.. gm if f 1.2135 - - '-L16 ,,,fj'j4,wL -I. L:sJTT f'-31,4 , y f ' - ...Iggy-.r'. .v .l , -, ,,,.-:lr ..g,'Af- . L - HN. q 'p:1 Li!!!-gif --rn 313'-'L ':frfLff - 'g!'Q:-?' -'lijgiffqigtt-f'.':' 1 X . ' -1.9713-'iff i 'E' -1-.---H7 ,f mc-9 ' . .' , - 1 l M, .,,'mfn3,5f.- -1,,,,g-i'-5,,,,,ipj'.,',,j.. V ',,,,.l,':f:J H - ...xp-1 ,J A 1 f '- f- -. F- - -..- ,..--- -f-. 1, - - -f. .. Y-- 1. -Q.---.-...J - .- .i V, ,, .V lg ., '. 7 'f7J ---52.2-ff' ' A r.+'4?:4 '--ia- -3 '52i.4LK-1ff.1': --L4.-VS'-3-4.:f' -if P' 'H Q- 'N fl'- .-5225,-.15-m-.1-ff-f -H 'ff--f-:M-,, -- . in .I .'4.- In -I .ggi-' D l,g, V JEFF. -- ,VI - ...vias 9 - ., I . 5 YG- ,ji A .1 ,-y ,I-.-43- 'gn j, -- QI V V .r E'--H 'F--'if' -. fl-F2r 1f f-315.1 m y-s -653954-U?L. 'fm .51 'E 4.?,,g-igfif' 'A. '-Eqgg-1:5- ' - 1 ' '9!!W1? Lc.-ttf 1. 'T' .. f: 115.1 L ' 'J V EZFJQ- Q. ,',- 5S'bQ,,:f--fff' -fz.---.iq :T-E-.. LL -1 4 .-151, A. ' Erirffykm- AQ, '.E.k'4-', nr g ',. jf1..' I f -3, I ' ,Pi V' '22-'.j Y 10? 'T Q... ,,,vi. Q r I . pn .1 if-'. ., ,g-Y: ', ---gag-.:, inf C- ,,- - 1' A ', lf! !':A.,,- . ., In .,-, iali:-'.:,.q!:i'L,i A fg .FA-4 . 1 , s v - ', '1 ftzf-gn' , ' '-,.- ,A -1 --I g , ,Q .nA ', . ',.2'.,? , V--,.,,2 .-'f .. . .-:--1 f- -fr 1 - - --E+, H+ i ':-'-ggxg rf:-1 l v1lJL.M: I lg ,-f'.kJ'Lgmf ia-M A 55 f .7-if 'L 1,-63.3, ' !--sv .,7'if,-1 1 L ? - P, . 1 '-' fi -. xi' 'f The Pg-i 'Fw--1'-3, ' K ig, '2 -L ' -7-1 1! ' ff.. '-N 5 ' -.-..r,..'J -. ,4,g'5'.:,,f'If','-',3q'f2',3:f?E3ff fl -J'-Q ,' ., V .-. ff.: ,.,j-.-.L -,.. -.-. l ,r',,gf! 4sgd:',,,tr A, -Ap- -.L I U!-I-'lj-'fW:.G,, x',.l:J-NL, - ,ah L-A5 -- 1' I- -3-.-Q-jnrn' fi ' ,AQ-J' 9, E- ,-'T-.f2 f'-. '-ffl Ql. '.5-L'-h'.'f1 ' -3.4 . V, El, -15.3 .. sz, -.fm .. 'W' . ,'?l', fj ..' if -Q.f', '. v' 5 - --f-ii - gf-:',:. f 1 ,f 4 V .f QE' ww , Gif Q' I x .. ZH J. if X, ' 55. 'N ,- x 5 V fi i - 2 , img: Y x V 359,411 -an V 2-w ' W f , L A W ,:.. , K Q ' S WK!! .U 3? ii , , X N if . U X5 5 if . wa ' 2 ' N , -1 . . ' 1 ff .1 ' Q f ' X f -.4 ., rv ' 7 ' ses V yi. 7, ,fg A n I' 'ff f . x ' L? , . Q 1, ,, X Q., A, 4 4 ..r A' , 4 4' ' , ,. X fl A .2 KJ'-I ' ' , , mwgf A . 'Q X ,W . J,-w r r f V 1 1 ,1- fffe V., WA WP ,X ,M 6 jf' 1, .-L 4 T qw ' 'YJ 'N , -Q. ' S 'f Q ar t .5 . ' ' : .A g 1 W A+ 'Q 1 X 1 Q K 1 Q m .. ,si , ,f Ji M .55 V , 31 was 4 -W 55 1 ' -V' - 4' . 6 Y wg! Q ' 7' 3 :A , g Q21 W 1 f Q ,ms k.r lljxvhg A r wxv K A b...,, iii -1 Q 9. 1 W ,SA W ' 1 1' f P 1 A wp Seeing the World Senors and senoritas ot Eastern's SPANISH CLUB Watch round-eyed as Miss Ericson shows them lands across the bounding main. They find the picturesque country of Spain, with its romantic traditions, its ancient customs, and its medieval grandeur most en- chanting. Row 1: E. I. Dailey, M. Iohnson, M. Malone, M. Wilson, V. Simmons. Row 2: G. Sidoti, R. Yanz, R. Yanz, Miss E. Erickson, D. Griffin, H. Cavanauqh. Row 3: I. Fair, l-l. Landau, R. Myers, T. Nickel. 5 . Anchors Aweigh! Row 1: H. Landau, D. A. Beck, F. Beck- with, A. Miles, D, Bissell, A. Rowley, L. Goodell, Row 2: I. Lewis, M. Kimball, B. Hoppkan, P. Beck- with, B. Marion, G. Wonnacott, Miss Manning, D. Hhoades, M. Anderson, R. Leth- erman, B, Crawford. Here's a group, the TRAVEL CLUB. pictured above, that seems never to lose their yearning for travel. They study methods of transportation, and then, at the end of the school year, they launch a journey. Z ' x .agg- . ,j , 5 n Parlez-vous Francais? Row l: S. Palmer, CV. Presidentl E. Perkins, D. ?1uden, Row 2: M. Mayer, CNews Reporterl M. L. Cooper, M. B. Hayes. Row 3: B. Hemingway, M. Brady, D. Hungerford, I. Fineout, CSecretary und Treasure-rl, C. Hanninian, H. Case, G. Mc- Cmsey, K. Albauqh, R. Bennett, Miss Winters, 2. Gillison. Row 4: A. Quick, M. Quick, L. May, 3. Southard, H. lackson, D. Bcnnelt, eary, . Gfrdaloto CPresidentl lfjlhf The Play's the Thing! French inclined sailors find a ready welcome in the FRENCH CLUB. where the various holidays and cus- toms are observed. They find the frivolity and lightness ct Gay Paree very delightful. Row 1: S. Clark, KV. Presidentl V. Comstock, J. Pollard, B. Clemmer, P. Spring, A. Knight, I. Emede. Row 2: W. Potter, H. Iohnson, E. Notts- qer, tPresidentJ L. Bircharn, H. Long, I. Baxter, B. Kenney, Mr. W. Sage. How 3: S. Richmond, KSecretary and Treasurerl B. Barnes, B, Cooper, S. Larsen, M. L. Larsen, K. Batchelcler. Above, shiprnates of theatrical ability drarnatize a skit while the rest of the members of the DRAMA CLUB offer helpful bits of advice and criticism. Perhaps, in this very organization, are the staqe and screen stars of tomorrow! .59.. - Row 1: L. Dombrowski, H. Hedges, D. Gates, D. Domina, G. Adsit. Row 2: Miss Wheeler, M. Erbe, R. Haynes. Hold It! An Eastern shipmate photographs his brother CAMERA CLUB members for a permanent record in the good ship's log. Candid shots are their specialtyeand they Waste no time in making the most of every inviting situation around the good ship's decks! 95 1 Stamps. Stamps. and More Stamps! At left, members of the STAMP CLUB find the collecting, discussing, and trad- ing of stamps from the Various ports of the globe a very in- teresting and profit- able pastime. Row l: D. Bautel, D, Matthews, B. Bailey, N, Bannister. How 2: H. Ackerman, L, Knapp, C. Larned, D. Eedy, R. Swisher, I. King, Mr. Wilson. Row 3: G. Burton, G. Fowler, B. Leasure, C. Throop, Z. Kowalski. in ---., ,. Yu.. :. -.gp -7U. Paint Splashers! Here are the S.S. Eastern's artistically inclined sailors, members of the BRUSH AND PALETTE CLUB. They find out- lets for their dreams and emo- tions in the pictures they paint. To their ability in beautifyinq surroundings do we owe much ot the attractiveness ct our ship. Row l: C. Lockwood, B. Cramer, D. Place, A, Miller, C. Verhoeven, L. Wood. Row 2: F. Iessop. l. Koster, E. McLeod, L. Trentham, M. Athy, R. Lundberg, F. Zdybee, F. Lorenzen. How 3: H. Romine, W. Burns, D. Snyder, B. Holliday, V. Beers, Mr. Lange. , 4 ...A .v ' A if-.! 6ff 1310- - ,Fil tl. V51 ' ,fi txt n Xa Y' n 'YQ Row 1: R. Tefft. Row 2: B. Cross, E. Cary, E, Bebee, I. Fisher, D. Ely, B. Lowe, R. Cummings, Miss Holland. How 3: P. Field, D. Gates, I. Reilley, B. McIntosh, I. Conarroe, Solving Some of the Mysteries of Life To these chemically minded mem- bers, at left, of Eastern's CHEMISTRY CLUB. who search deep into the atomic and molecular realms, water no longer is just the bounding surge, but reveals itself before their eyes as a compound, H20 RH 4-1- l Lantern Editors Editor-in-Chief .... . . .Richard Bauerle Classes ....... . . .Elenor Noftsqer, Ardyce Knight Administration ....... Hildeqarde letke, Doris Anne Beck Activities . . . . . .Alyce McGlone, Marie Anderson Sports. .. .... lim Pulver, Dick Adams Features ............... Donald Pruden Artists. .. .,.. W. Dexter, F. Fields, R. Siefert, l. Fisher fUpper Picturel Row 1: A. Knight, R. Adams. Row 2: D. A. Beck, D. Pruden, H. Ietke, R. Bane-rle, Miss Bull, A. McGlone, M Anderson. Typists: T. Little, I. Aseltine. Row l: M. Gilmore, R. lenkins, C. Slack K. Farone. Row 2: A. Farrand, K. Harlow F, Vctlcanott, Mr. Peter-rnan. tl Row 1: D. Gates, B. Cross, B. Lowe, Miss Holland, B. Dexter, H. Retzloff. Row 2: l. Fisher, F. Fields, R. Siefert. Keeping the Log Selected members of the senior class, composing the art and literary staffs, combine their efforts in pondering over dum' mies, cuts, and layouts to edit the ship's annual log, the Lantem. The business end of the yearbook is handled by the capable workers pictured below. it .mme-vw - varie- Flash! The Easterner Goes to Press! The capable work of the journalism class makes possible the editing of the Easterner, the success- ful bimonthly record oi the ship's activities. Above, newshounds brinq their scoops and, at riaht, the news is Written up. All advertising is solicited by the members of the business staff, below. Easterner Editors Co-editors-in-Chief . . . Headlines. . . Make-up ..... Social .... Sports .... Features. . . Feature ..,, . ...Lorraine Foress, Pauline DeVinney . . . .Sheldon Curtis . . . .Dorothy Marsh . . . . . . . .Lauralee Lewis Bill Stitt, Robert Martin .........Stanton Clark ...Stanton Clark tUpper Riqhtl Row 1: M. Stanqe, D. Ely, E. Iackson, How 2: R. Brill, FI. Laskowski. Coming in door: B. Ralston, B. Hutchinson. tUpper Leflj How l: I. Albxo, l.. Foross, IJ, Mfnsh, L. Lewis. How 2: S. Clark, Miss Scott, R. Martin, P. DoVinney. Row 1: B. Keyes, ll. Wood, F. Cunninqhrinl, Mr. Petermrm. How 2: R. Clark, C. Slack. tt , , , , . W , i, A, ,.,, , -,mm-, ,,i..,..1...?......ii.. l.. ,, M.,-1 Y .. A.i....l YAYAY.-.:T,:,,.-nz. .--A -.v----- 4 . , L . 73 .,. zgfz i . 9 D. Zahm, I. Lindley, D. Lane, M. Brady. sl Miss Grohe, M. Shipp, L. Goodell. Row 2: M. Lapham, Book Worms The circulation throuqhou the ship of many logs records, and other vol umes could not be accom plished so easily withou the able guidance of the LIBRARY STAFF, above. Mightier Than the Sword At left, our sailors o higher Writing ability com pose the Quaker Chapte of QUILL AND SCROLL a National Honorary Iour nalists' Organization fo hiqh school students. ,H74 . . x. Q, ,ff .f WWW 'ft TJ ..' to Forensics Eastern is recognized as an important member of the Michigan High School Forensics Association. Debating is extremely popular, and, when we sailed last fall, twenty-five turned out to answer the call for debaters. Out of fortyftwo debates, our team was victorious in thirty-four. In the spring of 1938, Grace Sidoti, right, fought her way to the district title for oratory in an attack which brought us second places in extempore and declamatory speaking. Grace entered the state-wide oratory con- test held at Michigan State College in April of this year, and placed second in a field of eleven contestants. ln the ship's forensic contests, Tom Kirkconnell took first in declamatory speaking, Don Nichols in oratory, and Grace Sidoti won in extempore speaking. This year the department entered a new activity' f-radio broadcasting. Debates have been broadcast over station WIR, of Detroit, station WIIM, of Lansing, and were broadcast weekly from station WKAR, East Lansing. Dramatic programs and variety shows were also presented from time to time. f - -.--Y. .W f -- D. -,..--.. X D, 75 -A L. Cooper, Mr. Harris, G. Sldotr, H. Ktrmm D. Nichols, G. Cheney, D. Bennett, T. Kiikconnell, S. Wo FORINSIC MICHIGAN tt, GX M A i-this iff-- .. .. ,..,.. 5 . ...,, ..w.,., When the ship is privileged to present a program of any kind, it is to these members ot the AUDITORIUM CLUB Cupper picturel that we owe our ease in findinq reserved seats in the spacious auditorium. Row 1: F. Faraone, M. Claflin, R. Lethermon, D. Wood, D. Gaunt, A, Knight, M. Dewey, E. Wells, D. Adsit, E. V. Robbins, M. Miles. Row 2: I. Fair, B. Rariden, F. King, l. Austin, M. Metz, D. Robinson, R. Asher, F. Bannan, R. Casler, B. Stoner, A, Hammond, P. Geovanes, M. O'Meara, B. McMasters, I. E The S.S. Eastern is well represented in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY flower picturel, whose members have fulfilled requirements in tour fields: service, scholarship, leadership, and character. Row 1: L. Goodell, M. Biebrich, H. Ryan, R. Gardner. D. A. Beck, A. Schafer, S. Richmond, D. Koshnick, I. Gaudard, A. Watkins, R. Trumble, M. Thomas, V. Comstock. Row 2: I. Aseltine, A. Knight, E. Shaw, W. Cheal, W. Pressley, G. Calhoun, A. Ieschke, A. Porter, M. Present, C. Fleischauer, R. French, R. Grost, A. Reutter, F. Harrington, S. Dunbar, L. Bornbenek, E. Noftsqer. Row 3: G. Leeth, D. Kaulitz, G. Gloden, A, Schwartz- man, I. LaMacchia, D. Krepps, I. Chalker, R. Bauerle, E. For- syth, I. Hildebrandt, A. McGlone, H.. Saxman, D. Pruden, B, Cook, P. Trudqen, M. Dean. Row 4: M. Gutzki, H. Long, P't '.L '.R 3:H.Ld,E.M ',W.Ch , 195 I Syler ow Cin Gu Ya? H5119 D. Maitland, M. Lapham, M. Shipp, M. Lamphier, M. Anderson, L. D D.AAShe, A. Goff, M. Di11on,M. Hawkins, D. lnqler, D' Hungerford, E. Rich' L. Lewis, D. Marsh' L' I:-Grass' Av I. e n, .f7Dean, D. Dunckel, H. If-ng, M. Carver, I. Lindley. Stachel, H. IetkeLM Gigorekulyilrlunter, I.iMilesQDLlpQ15-gi '01 -V , . . ff. -,.,,4--,.4.- 875- 'O ll 29 139 .nv 1 1 NN .an w 'gf' DS Tm lo, lm lo, sing our vooolly tdlenied shiprnotes. Above, the blended voices of ECISlGTI'llS BOYS' GLEE CLUB roll out in deep billowy tones like lbe thundering surf beolinq Cl ruqqed Codst. The GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, below, swings out in sweet harmony to the roclcinq rbyllnn of the seo. KUpper piciurej How 1: R S :mv mt, A. Ffuxlmd, L. Couslnrwxu, l.. llombenf-k, LI. Best, l'J. lolmfe, V. Wood, A. Bxxxau-, lI. Plnlllpzz Lflrxxk, l'. Bfmnlm, l. Hose, l. C-ulson, M. llelun, How 2: A. M. Mo1l0nSon, H. Letllexmrxn, S. Fhclm-rwncl, M. Bnssfsvtt, l.. Ismvs S-'hwlulzm nn, LT, lnxvmwmtlxy, M. Pwsont, R. Schfilow, Mx. M. O'Morx1f1, N. Rlclmxds, M. Kmxlmll, IJ. Lodvwyk, H. Aboofi Ml-lntyx--, IW. Kwrk, B. P l.-l ussun, H. Mcllxunxln, W. Hnyurt. L. llluku, S. Sxoqfued, M. Rodqoxss. Row 3: M, Mc'Quw11y, M Row 3: ll. lmfxl, C. lllxrxlxwxxmrm, B. Hwllzrifxy, ID. Klxksey, l. Pulclnss, M. Fvmcqufson, M. Tlllmvm, H. lfks-lt, H. Soullmxd, H lflmlqwrza, l. l'ml-vut, ll. limszt, G. Hmmm, M. Sl4f?WK'Ill. Hfudy, lf. Tfmuvx, B. Kc-yes, A. l-lcxmmnnri, lf. Foxtel, lI. Muxslx firdy, l. Wxlder, B. Gnlfxllx, I. Fxcnclx, G. Kung. Row 4 fLower picturel Row 1: 53. llunlmln, H. Hyun, l. Flexxvlx, L. P. Dfmby, l., Rxrlm, l.. Colvm, A. Snnill, H, Spwm-ry lf. Sc-lmq G1-xxvlw-1, H. V11nS1c'klu, I, Rose, Mx. Mctlnlyle, F, Clf'xplmm, M. H. Avxs, S. Palmer, M. Qmcfk, D. Haym'-fs, H. Cmwfomd, lf 'l'lwmr1s, LJ. Glllmon, F. Umbbis, V. Telfl, A. Mczljonn. Row 2: Kfelloqq, Ll. Slmelex, S. Clrlplirllll, M. Gllmomzz, IJ. olmsl. in Q Knit One. Purl Two These lasses are joined together to discover a pleasurable and profit- able way to use their leisure time. Here, in the NEEDLECRAFT CLUB, they all learn and practice some form ot needlework. tUpper picturel Row 1: D. KI-Qwer Pwtureli Row 11 M4 McKenzie, H. Ritter, I. Selinq, Green, L. Aseltme, I. Hartz, B. Tolbert, V. Koebke, R. Kosh- l. CreYlS' M' TTQQIOWY1. IA Shef- nick, Row 2: I,Gug1e, A, Drepsl wood, E. Turner. Row 2: M. Car- T. Welton, M. Brenke, D. Colvin, L, Denier, l- Glflhf, D, MCCGSIIH. T- Goucher, F. Fritz, D. Iehnsen, M. Little, T, Metz, M. Main, M. Sade , W. Wqltgnl Row 3: L, Cglvinl 5, C0191 R, Harcourt, I. Holmes. Row 3: D. Mait- Hgbleyh land, A. Hazelnian, M. Metz, B. York, Miss Reynolds. The Promotion of Christian Fellowship among the students and the furthering ot general knowledge of the Bible is the airn of this group, the BIBLE STUDY CLUB. Row 1: W. Gould, C. Bebee, A. Simpson, M. Scott, L. Martin. How 2: Miss Cline, B. Bowden, D. Carpenter, M. Bowden, A. Strong. -.- 78 -- How 1: B. Rriiuioii, B. Ymk, E. Rich, I. Hudson. Row 2: I. Rose, Earning Service Stripes Row I: M. Cliixiyttm-ll, li. Flrmiiriq, lt. Robznrm, Ronrilwu Yfmz. Row 2: Ros-iiinfiiy Yfuiz, M. Trficy, R, fwmltll, M. l'lwdcgvi::, l. lmfilrike, P. In-vimifiy. Row 3: C. Fltitllei, M. Andi-ison, A. Rriulfexibusli, Miss Sexton, B, Swfxqqux. Promotiriq friendship, sponsoring serv- ice octivities, cmd credtiriq om interest in world fellowship ore o few of the aims Well-striveri for by these members of the GIRL RESERVES. The groups pictured at the riqht ore the social, service, cmd proqrdm committees. Row 1: W. I. Kiikf.-miriell, ff. W. Bebee, A. Reutter Row 2: M, Birqqss, ll. Kelloqq, E. Muitin, C. Alqote Row 3: M. I. Amgstmrm, Miss Walter, Bethel York M. Kxmhull. V. Norton, B. Mtiitm, lb. Millet, IJ, lVlCK9IlZlQ, Foster, I. Marlin, B. Ivimison, ll, limits. Row 3: li. Schmidt, B. Ruckle, M. Hlslei l Veldfzr-liiiizflt. SPBR Row 1: D. Balles, M. Dillon B. Griffith, L. Botsford, M AJ' I 5 Aimng. Row 2: D. Peabody V A. Box, W. Martin, I, Maier T. Smith, R. Kish, V. Brown E. Bruinsma, H. Ietke, I Cournyer. Row 3: P S. P. Q. R. Latin is no dead language to these members ot the LATIN CLUB, but is instead a very fascinat- ing tongue. Besides the giving of awards to advanced Latin honor students, the mem- bers took tin imagination? a Mediter- ranean cruise, visiting Egypt, Greece, Rome, and other distant lands. Row 1: I. Emede, D. Thompson, Row Z: C. Kabelitz, I. Stringham, I. Wright, I. Moier, F. Solomon, L. Ballard. How 3: Miss Knevels, A. Watzel, N. Sidoti, I. Koster. The HISTORY CLUB. one ot the oldest clubs ot the ship, studies not only history, but modern social studies as Well. The members Wish to stimulate and pro- mote an interest in the social and political lite of our southern neighbors. L oA V L so ,N '01 -Q 1 Trudgon, M, Stuart, V. Beers. How 1: . ' - ', l'i:-rliivl-1, t'. 51 Ivl- 1- , Row 2: W. Colo, ii. Gordon, M, llfxmgi, D. Kxszli, M. Svliwfxitz, I. Striuttei, Miss Gfiiiiln-ll. HOW 3: ll. 1. llitley, G. Sirloin, V. Nutgmit, M. B. l-tiiyriws, V, Utttf Lorlt-wylc, I. Stl-wt-ll. Charm. But Definitely! Developinq charniinq personalities troni poison -alities is the aim ot the social minded MIX MASTERS' CLUB. Their purpose is to promote the desire ,. fl V . Htiyiif-s, I. Lovell, R, Ijeveienux, to learn how to live, work, and play together. How 1: N. Davzfs, A. llryei, H. lieriefitvt, ll. lnqeisoll. Row 2: M. Bassett, lvl. Glrrssbiook, B. Holnriqel, S. Muiiill, H. Routtoi Mix:-Cfrxlliiiii. , P. Rug Cutters! Doinq the sailor's horn-pipe cloesn't satisty these jitterbuqs of the TAP DANCING CLUB. They find nothing quite so inviqoratinq as a sonq and dance to break up the monotony ot routine work. tt L Row 1: G. McKenzie, M. L. Cooper, E. lleviing. Row 2: M. Brownrigq, M. Anderson, 1-FT..-.15 Y' dent, S. Palmer, Sec Treasurer. ry, M. Lampnielj l. lvlurpny, ei GIRLS! The GIRLS' LEAGUE. an organization composed of the entire feminine crew of the SS. Eastern, conducts programs Worked out by the various class units. These are interesting and decidedly beneficial to the members. Above, the installation of new officers by candle-light, a semi-annual occasion. By open forum or discussion, members of the GIRLS' DISCUSSION CLUB Cbelowl strive to Work out various personal and group problems. These discussions prove to be both beneficial and encouraging. Il. Gates, D. Marsh, M. Gilmore, M, Stewart, D. . , Squires. Row 3: L. Foress, C. Flathers, L, Lewis, I. Feldschmidt. Q' ,I Egsiqggrugkjkllglubert, K. Fair, P. DeVmney, I. P. De a e, .r- , . . f x JB I 1 'viif -egg- Row I: H Iackson, R. Bennett, A. Reufter D. Bennett, A.. Raufenbush, Miss Baumqardner Row Z: H Ritter, Y. I-luddleston, D. Krepps,HE. Noftsqeg L n E Noffsger Farone, R. Ferris. Row 3: . o q B1 k D A Row 1: tI,Sltrtwi, lf. Skidixioirt, li. Slwtli, R. Gihlm, I. l.ftIVltrt't'l1ift. H. Ilviiwli, W. PM-::f:l11y, I. litlf riwhrtxnrit H. Rllllfllth I, llvllll iltrm, .w. llullvii, Row 2: W. P-. Gl1IlIll, li. Smith, Prukiiisz, A. Poi tv-i, ll. Mrfliitmslt, C,.Sl41tk, li, Mrioli-wy, R. Slit f--it, I. Piilvwz, ll. R. lnyiru. Row 3: G, Glo' cle-ri, li. ltutit-y, R. Afilt--i, R. Wlittv-isa, li. Chunk, A. Swim- wtxitzmvin, 'l. l.iurii1v,I, Stiliiil, lf. Nuwitzkt-, I. lfcttly, lt, Rtzlmi- GH ,.. .xi ff- ' . ,N ', x ,V K N . sys. ,W .h 2 ggj'2 'l52bw.X.gt,3, 03. . 1. - ,. AN 2 ...N Ts., H' 1-Nh. Row 1: IU. Wood ruri, R. VVlf'kl'Il51 S. Rolirw, R. Hit? vlton,L1.Viir1n1'4wtt ll. lmrlit, If ltwilwy lltriiinqton, lt Hruxorlw, K. No ll. Wells, A. Klxlll, F. Cjllllllllifllllllll, irrll, F. Bctnnfm, R. If-nklns, KI. Tx 1- ri t ll sl ln, ll. llllr-ri. He-Men! These rough-ond-ready boys tobovel find genuine excitement ond thrills golore in their numerous adventures in the out-of-doors. Their love oi hunting ond fishing eorns for them the nome ot FUR, FEATHER, AND FIN CLUB. D Qjvzh 4. Ailrlwisoii, Il. I.. Wli--vlvi, Il. vin, K. Illztgvi- iltl. l This HI-Y group CbeloWI, the locotl Chotpter of on orgonizotion found in ctlmost every notion, is bonded together to create, mointoin, ond extend throughout the school ond community, hiqh stondords oi Christion chorocter. It V t :QQ f 17 fn T XX Qlj gv 427,13 Y -1 .,:,,, :ln , C: is Q W. Shield, v. Adi fimrs. Row 2: I. lvrrvll, N. Curtis. Row 3: M13 Ibu- nmn, li. Bit-snail, Fl. l.unrihv1q, ll. Ktiulltz, M. Rus- musson, R. Erns- hvxqmy A. Spur' I lutslitiuer, l., X xl-i Q X It Takes Co-operation! Sailors with a yen for knots get their desire fulfilled in the BOYS' and GIRLS' TUMBLING CLUBS. Making human knots of themselves is a specialty to these double-jointed swabs. You can find them in the ship's gyms, practicing pyramid building, horizontal bar Work, and other gymnastic feats. During the year the clubs performed for various social func- tions. Theirs is an art depending upon an undivided atten- tion to and a skilled co-operation in their Work. Row 1: D. Wilcox, B. Blough, L. Raleigh. How 2: L. Woodruff, R. Blanchard. Row 3: A. Raleigh. Row 1: E. Goff, B. Young, K. Knapp, M. Vinson, A. Goff, M. Golden, E. Morse. P. Simon, S. Murrell. Row 2: I. Lewis, N. Lyons, I. Stephens, V, Green. How 3: R. Hamilton. l: L. Brillhart, C. Hicks Whitney, A. Smith, Ft y, D. Wilder, Z. Ame Potter. How 2: M1 rison, L. lenks, D. Mor- n, R. Marklewitz, Jueary, M. Swick, C nely, I. Dean. How 3: l-level, D. Miller, B. fvn, O. Hilliker, I. Eno nell, I, Seger, Gun les, R. Brandis. Brawn As Well As Brain Fhese puqnacious brutes Cupper picturel, the iuskies ot the ship, meet Weekly for a sluq test. They are the hard-swinging, clean-fighting mem- bers of the cauliflower fraternity, the BOXING ILUB. Metssnei, D, P Bow : . Schmidt, B. Larabee, . Down. Row 2: I. Womble, M. Brownriqq, M. Vinson. N. Faraqe, K. Bennetts, B. Murphy. Row 3: B, Tettt, Miss Calhoun, I. Stauffer, H. Curtis, F D. Fishbeck, Larabee, M. Golden, A Farlancl. A qame always popular on shipsboard is badminton. This is particularly true on the SS. Eastern which boasts a BADMINTON CLUB Clower picturel, open to all who are interested in the qame and organized to provide a time and place for mixed couples to play. ti 'fa f -- -.- -g5,- . I, .., . Row 1: S. Goucher, H. Ryan, M. McQueary, I. Stuart, C. Gillison, V. Tefft, S. Dunbar, I. Rose, M. Puichis. Row 2: M. Dean, E. Pruim, D, Cleeves, D. Locke, B. Cooper, M. O'Meara, S. Richmond, M. Bassett, I. Frenrrh, D. Haynes. Row 3: I. Rose, R. Weelaer, F. Bannon, A. I-'ar-rand, W. Toy, L, Coufsinofxu, Cl. Lvmqwoithy, H. McCrunib, G. Remus, S. Robert, Members ot the MADRIGAL CHOIR enjoyed a trip to Detroit to participate in the state testival held there. During the year they presented vocal selec- tions at the Miller's lnsurance Company banquet, the Martha Washington Birthday affair at Michigan State Colleqe, and various churches. All he --U ,Z-2- ff Row l: V. Adams, C. Bodell, I. McQuea1y, I. Grover, H. Hedges, E. Riley, B. Ressler, I. O'Meara, B. Fleniinq, Row 2: M. McElmur1'y, R. Bailey, L. Wieland, R. Raycrait, G. Clark, I. Kelly, F. Kircher, I, Church, R. Bos, R. Wotrlnq, I, King, O. Havens, I. Gunther. Row 3: I, McLain, D. Huqnelet, E. Carlson, P, Barnes, B. Brady, H. Hrrtt, E. Molirhardt, C, Knapp, T. Cliapple, L. Knapp, W. Williams. Jil , , Q-,,.. 4,.-......-..,..-.......,. -........,..',. . sew Row 1: M. I., f'viopm', M. Quick, S. Clripihfrm, E. Rich, B. Griffith, A. Quick, B. Troyer, F. Mmosh, M. liiwclqwi'::, M. Tillm-rn. Row 2: A. l lvminiond, H. Avis, D. Iolinszm, A. Smith, S. Pfilmor, B. Riirkle, W. Kimi:-y, I. lliiilwlvk, Cf. Hiilldi'-it, I. Cfrilsfin. How 3: B. Periison, M. Present, I. rllll Olll, QI. Hiixmeiiiiiii, A I-lvl-1:2-'11, W. llilyiiil, M. 531+-w zit, I. Stl-vmifa, H, l.rj-ul, I, Giidiilcllo. Those mililc1r'y-iiiiiiomied hiqhssieppiiiq meuiloers of the sl'1ip's BAND possed ci very successful yecir. Besides the ctmriuol Concert, given on March 30, the iiioiiilvers played ot vorious football ond boiskeiboill qomes. The boys double- ieomed with Centrols bond to ploy ot the Stole Capitol on Americcmism Doy. Row 1: C. Boohnier, R. Ryrm, F, Swv-qles, K. Viizil-loiiten, IW. Benson, R. Coopvss, B. Wells, B. Phillips A. lfiirfirirl, ll. Eddy. How 2: M. fiwiwk, W. Blum-liuid, W. Fostex, A. Suliiimfvit, B. Cleniento, G L,'i1iIwritm, V. Newmim, R. Ilfivis, B. Aslw-i, I. Smiili, ll. 'l'iowlJi:rl:gu, H. l.otosa2ii1ski. How 3: S Hiliiiilrlqtcili, ll. llvubiri, B. Wliilxiiiy, B. Spiimqn,-i, I. llddy, C. Cl-iilc, Fl. ll-iviza, K. Bond, I. Sli-vi-us, ll. Gill:-:1 ll. Wilvwx, R. kfxvzudvll, ll, lmiiim. 7 ,W ,,.,.... .,. 1:-: ,- S87-A. W aiu meh? Martha CAST or CHARACTERS Lady Harriet Durham .......................... ....... H elen Ryan Nancy ............... .... M arquita Bassett Sir Tristan Miclcleiord. .. .... Murray Stewart Lionel .............. .... M arvin Dean Plunket ............ .... A rthur Farrand Sheriff of Richmond... .... Gehrhardi Remus Footman ......... .............................. I ule Hartwick Three Maids ..... .... H elen Avis, Shiela Dunbar, Beverly Cooper Two Farmers .... ................. I ohn Rose, Douglas Borsi 7-33, Broken Dishes Cast of Characters lenny Myra Elaine Mable Bumpstead ..... Cyrus Bill Clark ............. Sam Green ........... Rev. Dr. Stump ........ Chester Armstrong ..... if Quinn Bumpstead ...... Dorothy Hungerford Bumpstead ...... Y f Q Marion McQueary sad Bumpstead ..... Lisbe Rich Beverly Cooper 5 Burnpsteacl ..... :At Art Farrand i i Iunior Fineout Tom Crump Ioseph Whitesell Murray Stewart ' ' ' ' ' agaffieslkiifh Director-Y--Aleath Garrity Cast of Characters Ioe Heller ...... ........................ K enneth Harlow Louise Heller ..... ..... S hirley Richmond Willie Heller .... ......... G arth Leeth Mrs. Heller .... ..... I eannette Fair Annabelle ..... .... B ette Palmer Charles Grant .... ....... R obert Gibb Mrs. Grant ....... .... F annie Valconott Bertha Grant ..... ..... A lice Stevens The Family Upstairs lla it dll s-gg-- -.- --,- -A-v -'-- ..x::... f14 I .fi 1 ff ,Xi x. xpfxxx How 1: I. Hudson, M. Metz, E. Perkins, A. Amrin, M. Dewey, D. McNeil, H. Pearson, I. Hack. Row 2: -B. Space, R. Smith, R. Sellers, F. Larabee, Y. Miniere, M. Vinson, B. Beaubier. Row 3: U. Baun, C. Hotchkiss, E V. Robbins, I. Grun, M. Hawkins, M. Merritt, I. Moore, L. Prescott, L. Wygant, R. Franks M. Briggs, M. Trim, L. Martin, B. Marfitt, A. Box, A. Dreps, I. Thomas, P. Merrell, N. Bashore, K. ligageur. Row 4: B. Lefke, H. McDonald, P. Iones, A. Schmidt, F. McKee, M. Vanl-louten, E. Shaw, Drum aior. Besides a boys' band, the ship is proud to present an ORCHESTRA and a GIRLS' BAND. These musicians are very active too, the Orchestra furnishing the instru- mental music for the annual opera, and the Girls' Band playing at various P.T.A.'s and marching frequently. At lett, drum-maior- ettes of the Girls' Band practice strutting, while at right is Zane Amell, that high- stepping Boys' Band drum major. has . .... 1 R. Yanz, M. Golden, R. Yanz Row 1: E. Peckham, D. Iohnson, M. O'Meara, M. Elliott, M. White, H. Hooker, G. Sorenson. Row 2: B. L. Harris, V. Mann, B. Wood, R. Iohnson, F. Koeller, V. Parmater. Row 3: B. VanWagenen, M. Clippinger, L. I. Corey, B. Bailey, P. Baguley, G. Peek, C. Clark, A. I. Bare, L. Goucher, D. McNeil, I. O'Meara, E. I, Haines, l. Parks, 'MJ ' v Lg Eli K ,W .QQ2 .. A, I. Bare, L. Goucher, D. Colvin, E. Wells, I. Hartz, A. Lakke, M. Valentine, V. Parmater, H. Crawford, No Need for Life Preservers! These aquatic mermaids of East- ern's LIFESAVING CLUB find their Shangri-la in the azure water of the ship's beautiful, White-tiled pool where, once a week, they enioy a delightful, refreshing dip. How l: A. Miller, M. Kimball, M. Golden, M. Vincent, M. Brady, L. Bombenek. Row 2: B. Allen, B. Young, R. Yanz, I, C. Hack, I. Stauffer, I. Murphy. Row l: M. Gilmore, M. L. Cooper, M. Brownriqq, H. Ryan, R. Vaillancourt, I. Gordon, M, Present, M. Dean. Row 2: I. Rose, E. Pruim, R. Halliday, I. Hartwich, B. Cooper, M. Mortensen, M. Miles. Row 3: K. Riedel, A. Smith, P. Baquley, M. White, E. Peckham. Row 4: B. Bailey, Mr. Brisbin, C, Boehmer, C. Clark, R. Davis. A new group, the MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB, was or- ganized this semester to further an interest in and appreci- ation oi fine music and to stimu- late a more enthusiastic interest in the program of the music department of this school. I... I -93.. -alig- fn U I! .IA 31' 'A 00, . V ui 'M lv-1 'lbx 5 !.,.l..l. , , 3. I . v I M X. :ii .V Q ..-5 ,, ,...:?, - ,, .i .1-,E 4. 1 L , .. C kr ' s I ff-.,..n.. , , 31131114 Flaw . '- , wb-' ' 1 z . U, . 1 4 s ,ina 3. LL' ' 1 Vf fv A ,.' Q n 1 '-K . .mr , ',.n-:u 1 I' q, xmiqf 1 1-.Ln ,yy A ' f ' 6 - --M . . , .35 f, ,I , ,,f .I ' . - 1 Q '-. Ifveflwf ,fra-F mf' ' 4 A fl .L-w -1 . ng- an SIIHIIIIIIIP KIIPQIDIIIQIN r ! E I 1 l E ! D ,J 1 ! 1 E . ,v With a record of seven victories against one defeat, the 1938 Quaker football team was one of the most successful in our his- tory. The team worked industriously, as is shown below in the skull session picture, and their efforts were well rewarded. At the top of the page is shown the control- ling head of our sports program, the ATH- LETIC BOARD OF CONTROL. Standing: D. Kaulitz, Mr. Graff, Mr. Manz, W. Ball. Seated: Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Rich, R. Yanz. Showing great prom- ise, the Eastern eleven opened their schedule with an easy 83-O win over Rochester. Taking on a strong River Rouge team next, the Quakers fought through to a well earned 20-6 victory. Opening the Five-A League season at Jackson, the gridclers were given a scare but continued on their win- ning ways by the mar- gin of l3-6. The next week Battle Creek traveled here and ran into a touch- down parade, losing by a score of 30-O. Playing Port Huron on their own field, the Quaker ma- chine kept their victory Football Opens Athletic Year 5---... X, mm -97? CTRAMONTQ., Q J. la Guard llERJa4' '9 KAULITZ, Back U S W X.--x dh - - :Z string intact with a 26-7 win. Back at Pattengill Field the Graffmen turned in their third Five-A League victory with a 33-O win over Ann Arbor. To keep their season record clean for the annual city battle, the team turned in a hard fought 13-6 victory over Grand Haven. Meeting the also un- defeated Lansing Cen- tral for the Five-A and State Championships before an estimated crowd of 7,5OU, the Quakers displayed a fine brand of football but were defeated 7-O. Much credit is due the coaching staff com- posed of Mr. Graff, Mr. Burnham, and Mr. Mor- rison for the large part they played in the suc- cess of the team. Mr. Morrison, former All- American center at the University of Michigan, is new to the staff this year. X Varsity Squad ig How 1: K. Harlow, T. Woncln, E, Clark, 1, Lalvlncchm, D. LeuVoy, C. Stowe, D. Rowland, Row 2: Mr Blllltlldlll, Mr. Graft, R. Whll9I'S, M. Miller, E. Miller, L. Lockwood, C. De-Rose, W. B.1ll, W. V-1nBltn1r'un1, Mr. Morrxson. How 3: R. Cook, K. Tw1ss, D. Koulltz, W. Pxessley, H, Hutt, C. Tmmonto, 1. Bnwlmfg S. Curtls, I. Snlmal, Mr. Wheeler. Row 4: D. Wrlder, N. Faraqe, A. Cory, W, Nuktoor, S. Rouse, P, SllflIlf14'l l.. Nlmb, L. Ruthbuln, E. MCCalqe, I. Rodgers, A. luckson. Reserve Squad sf-35504 sew K 0 r, rl lv- 'wf 't '.E 'QQ' VW Row l: W. Evert, B. LeuVoy, I. Lamb, R. Rapalje, W. Kinney, W. Strange, R. Turnan, W. Drlver, M. Ttloma, R, Myers, G, Anderson, C. Stowe. Row 2: C. Tlernan, G. Lehman, I. Taylor, E. Bundy, K. Korroclx D. Wordell, G, Boley, R. McCloud, D, Grmnell, C. Robmson, K. Block, B. Ressler. Row 3: Mr. Feernrxn R. Ozelton, R. McKee, I. Darmoqmy, I. Eady, H. Hedges, R. Gxubfzuqh, N, Ames, A. Kent, C. Kent W. Enymt, T. Vltorsky, B. Simmons, L. Dunckel, D. Stearns, Mr. Edgerton. How 4: D. Smxtlt, l.. Hollldrxy, F, Neumann, B. lVlCGlone, W. Boost, B. Davis, B. Bowersox, R. Padgett, G. Anderson, R. Plume, S. Sletqllt. W. Graham, R. Belbeck, I, Goorhouse, W, Mlytrek. W-,-M ,,,,. -,M,Ae f --- A ' 62., -101- Grid Glimpses At the top, left, is a random shot from the an- nual football banquet. A majority of the persons in attendance were players or their friends and rela- tions. Below it is a pic- ture of the speakers' table with Mr. Wheeler making use of one of his many jokes. Directly below is an exciting scene from the Grand Haven-Eastern game. Above at the left we see a somewhat worried coaching staff during one of the more tense moments of the Grand Haven game. At the right is a picture of the pre game warm up of the Eastern squad on the same afternoon. -f1U2-- 5 Cross Country Team Completes Brilliant Season Row 1: R. Merritt, D. Merritt, L. Rowley, R. Spencer, S. Bullen, B. Swisher, NV. Bowden, P. Cole. Row 2: Mr. Winston, T. Nichol, G, Calhoun, W. Murphy, G. Byelick, R, Foster, S. Sczesny, E. Wheeler. Under the able coaching of Mr. Winston, the Cross Country team had one of its most successful seasons. The team was led by Don Merritt, veteran star, and was well balanced throughout. The team turned in victories over Ann Arbor, St. Mary's, and Battle Creek. ln the city meet, the Quakers defeated Lansing Central, 39-19. Their only defeat was at the hands of Iackson. At the 5-A League meet the Eastern runners found conditions to their liking and came out in first place, Meeting some stiff competition in the State meet, the Quakers ended in eighth place. In Coach Winston's own words, This year's team was probably the best in Eastern's history. Lf? 103-- ima we ' 'limits CHEER LEADERS Row 1: I. Sigmund, E. Skidmore, Smith, M. Shanker, I. VariCamp, D. Place. Row 2: I. Gadaleto, R. French, A. Porter, D. Wilcox, R. Warren. GOLF RESULTS Eastern ...... 349 Battle Creek... 370 Eastern ...... 336 East Lansing.. 388 Eastern ...... 379 Ann Arbor 379 Eastern ...... SV2 Charlotte ..... 8Vz Eastern ...... 337 Iackson ...... 322 Eastern ...... 338 Central ...... 361 Eastern ...... 341 Flint Central .. 341 Cheer Leading At football and basketball games the exuberant spirit of the Eastern supporters is Very noticeable. A large share of the credit for this fine support is due the cheer leaders for their excellent leadership. Under the fine tutelage of Mr. Leyrer the cheer leaders have pro- gressed rapidly Within the past few years. The mern- bers of the squad are pic- tured at the left. Golf Team 1 1 N 5,t ,,- C fl, Left to Right: L. Arnold, Mr. Dahlgren, E. Smith, R. Redburn, M. Choskov, M. Saunto, V. Barrett. 5 il- ' :ff - fs' B! i vi' 0 1' 't D Row 1: A. Helman, L. Steven, W. Cook, I. Segar, W, Driver, K. Bennetts, R. Asher. How 2: B, Fitzgrald, M. Suunto, l. Golden, H. Brill, F. Bannon, K. Mattson, H. Retzloff, B. Beck, Row 3: D, Bissell, R. Peck, H. Ernsberger, R. Bigg, W. Blanchard, Row 4: D. Keck, R. Place, E, Wheeler, A. Smith, R. Minor, Mi. Winston, W. Foster. Swimming Team Coach Winston's l938-39 Quaker Swimming Team swam to four victories against three defeats. Opening the season against Central, the boys were rewarded with a 56-28 victory. In Five-A meets the Quaker natators splashed to victories over Ann Arbor, 52-32, and over Central again, 48-33. They were handed defeats by the powerful teams of Battle Creek and lackson, 53-31 and 58-26 respectively, ln other meets the team defeated Kalamazoo, 63-21, but lost to Fordson High, 54-30. At the Five-A League the Easterners placed fourth. The squad gained a third place in the regionals. With Al Helman taking a first in the backstroke, the team swam to a sixth place in the State Meet. Above is the squad and below frighti is the scene of Eastern's home swimming meets. K. U A' ' H ' ' A ' W' ' ' C AYWACW' in CC' C' CCWCTWCCYW nj! '1 l - .... - WA ,ezzfflzztfilf , P. t X mb --lO5-- Gone But Not Forgotten , , .. ., A ,. my-g ...N Row 1: R. Cook, D. Kaulitz, M. Miller, W. Ball, L. Rathburn, W. Nakioor. Row 2: Mr. Burnham, E. Clark, D. Wordell, Mr. Graff, E. McCaiqe, T. Wonch, C. DeRose. Varsity 1 seem- Squa Varsity lst Semester Eastern .... 22 Alumni ..... 20 Eastern .... l3 Kalamazoo . 18 Eastern .... 31 Ann Arbor.. 39 Eastern .... 25 Iackson .... 27 Eastern .... 14 Central .... 25 Eastern .... 26 Make Port Huron.. 33 Eastern .... 25 That Battle creek. 14 F Eastern .... 32 Tee Bay ony 39 Throw! ' 1 X , . f f g106i f 'ffjflf I 1 I . 'Up and Condng Row 1- L. Knapp C. Stowe, I Cawood R. Briqqs, F Springer W. VanB1aricom Row 2' W. Liftord E. Bielecki, K. Leiiy, R.'Kniqht,- R, Whitelrs, 1. sirimi, 15. Baidinof Row 3: Mr. Graff, 1. Lamia, s. Buiienf Reserve D. Grieve, R. Wickens, W. Enyard, G, Lehman, E. Strickland, Mr. Burnham. Schedule 2nd Semester Eastern .... 28 Ann Arbor.. 16 Eastern .... 26 Icirkson .... 29 Eastern .... 30 Grosse Pointe Z4 Eastern .... 13 Central .... 26 Eastern .... 19 Muskegon , . 16 Eastern . . . . 29 Battie Creek. 21 Eastern .... 22 Grand Rapids Davis ...., 20 Eastern .... 19 Owosso .... 18 Eastern .... 17 Flint Nort1i'n. 30 Squad Reach! 2 -Ti-1 . X x X X -107- ,Z vt fjilfjc Basketball At the beginning of the 1938-39 basketball season Coach Walter Graff was faced by the problem of finding replacements for four of last year's regulars. The team started slowly but came along better towards the end of the season, concluding with a record of nine victories and eight defeats. The season was begun with a victory over the alumni. Traveling to Kalamazoo, the Quakers met their first defeat by the score of 18-13. ln the 5-A League games the Easternites were defeated by lackson, 27-25, and Lansing Central, 25-14, but gained a victory over Ann Arbor. The Quaker Five next met a strong Port 1-luron team, losing, 33-26. ln the concluding games of the first semester, the team defeated Battle Creek, 25-14, but lost a close one to Bay City, 39-32. During the second half of the season the Quakers turned in wins over Ann Arbor, 28-16, Grosse Pointe, 30-24, Battle Creek and, in a very Well played contest, Muskegon, 19-16. They suffered defeats at the hands of Central, 26-13, and in a thrilling contest with Iackson, 29-26. The squad advanced to the finals of the regional by defeating Grand Rapids Davis Tech, 22-29, and Qwosso, 19-18. Meeting the eventual State Champions, Flint Northern, in the finals, they fought hard but lost a 39-17 decision. With several of this year's regulars back next year's prospects are quite good. L. 1 .so..s.:s,,..::,1s1i:r ., . gggg -.-.Qs-- gg glsssglssfs :Q- Q f !- . Tflfii-9 , 'T Y- - Tl, J-LQ '------W ------ - -lg' ---L:Hf:,, 1U8 V Quaker Nine Successful Combining many veterans from the previous year with some outstanding new talent, Coach Walter Graff turned out a highly successful baseball team tor 1938. The team, led by Captain Wayne Green, was defeated only once. Opening the season with East Lansing, the Ouakers turned in an easy victory, 9-3, Starting the Five-A league season at Battle Creek, the Quaker nine came back strong to defeat lackson, 643, and Ann Arlior, I3-3, in well played games. ln the annual game with Lansing Central, Eastern was victorious, 7-l. Other vic- tories were hung up during the season over Howell, QYO, East Lansing again, 18-O, Grand Ledge, 192, and Kalamazoo, 5-l. Baseball How 1: I. Kelly, E. Eston, T. Crump, W. Kinney, R. Warren C. Bodell, Ft. Spencer, L. Dombrowski. How 2: F. Springer W. Simmins, T. Nichol, V, Lockwood, R. Cook, D. Whiters I. Pulver, W. Nakior. Row 3: Mr. Graff, B. Allen, W, Green M. Miller, E, McCaige, M. Eeachler, W. Ball, R. Dillon, D Hobart, A. Schwartzman, C. Smith, E. Clark, G. Pringle W. Harrington. Tennis Score Card OPPONENT WE THEY Hastings . . . 5 2 Owosso ...,.. 3 4 Battle Creek .. 3 4 East Lansing .. Z 5 Ann Arbor . . . 5 2 Iackson .... 6 l Central . . l Ii Tennis Team Row 1: H. Folks, R. Cessna, D, Inman, D. Keck, L. Anderson, C. Knapp. Row 2: K. Kiebler, l. Paslias, R. Sherman, H. Cavanauqh, L. Oehler, Mr, Fox. 'fm Iullllf L, f , -- v 5 1 . ' -, - 'f,..54,.i. tl mth f 109 ....-...- ,X Track Row 1: G. Bye-lick, A. Swift, R. Sargeant, D. Merritt, I. McCreary, C. Wahl, C. Spencer. Row 2: W. Ernsberqer, D. Kaulitz, L. Griffin, H. Kessler, T. Wonch, L. Luke, G. Calhoun. Row 3: Mr. Edgerton, D Woodard, T, Godfrey, R. Ruckle, L. Rathbuin, G. Leemans, T. Vitorsky, C. DeRose, N. Watkins, Squad Mr. Winston. Record Makers The first meet of this season began a grand pace when the team gained a victory of 47-24 over Kalamazoo Central. The fellows had a let down at Ann Arbor, losing 49 2X3-36 U3 but soon regained their stride, de- feating Okernos and Battle Creek by the lop-sided scores of 90-l4 and 72 V2-31 V2. The closest meet of the year was held with Cen- tral, but after a fierce and determined struggle our tracksters managed to top them by a score of 53-5l. After winning a close meet with lackson, 53Vz- SOV2, the fellows drilled seriously for the 5-A League track meet at Ann Arbor. The team made a splendid showing at Ann Arbor, where three records were made by Eastern's color-bearers: Dale Kaulitz set a new low for the 200 yard low hurdles: Ted Wonch sailed into the air to establish a new height for pole vaultersg and Dick Buckle made a record broad jump of 2O'4 . To add to the honors, Don Merritt placed first in the 880 yard run. Eastern was nosed out for first place in team honors, garnering 48M points to lackson's 49V2. , 4 .,xN 4 G.A.A. Oiiicers Standing: E. Icxckson, I. Stuuffer, R. Ycmz, L. May. Seated: M. Larsen, I. Womble, M. Plenm: Squad Leaders Bottom: P. Down, M. Assid, P. Lane, M. Howe. First Row: C. Gillison, I. Strinqhctm, I. Lewis, I. Stevens, C. Bushore, I. Woodruff, E. Perkins, L. Hcckrey. Second Row: M. Merritt, A. Bair, B. York, I. Womble, M. Clippenqer, M. Wright, M. Arning, M. Meissner. Third Row:. M. Larsen, F. Lcrrcrbee, W. Kirkonnell, A. Polihonki, M. Ycxnna, I. Murphy, M. Huff, B. Munn, A. Stachel, I. French, B. Hemingway. 1 V .QA Y K 'f-.JI4 if' ' ' ... ' 5 lllllll' llllll -Miiisv Guard That Goal! Service! Watch That Ball! Hey! The Bell's Going io Ring 'HEAR' Variety Is the Spice of Life The Balance of Power ----fr ,........+?... - I N G ,eff U5 Q1 . v x M f4..Q - K i751 E I , ff' i M -1144- Il im llsill JJCDIJH ' IRIN sua II THE AND 'S U T IIE - x . x - k-Jxi X K -. l it 'X X BDEXTEK .1- 'ii1,,2 L J 1f ' v -r ., v. . ., 1. 911-1 . 4 - - Y . 1. 1 .,1 1 -,X v 111 21 -1-gr-9 1 N.. .,1 ., ,- L 1 1,I:1I R1 ,... ,., N Y' .xy ,Y '-- -111 f- ' I: A . ,III -11... I 1 1. , I' 3 --T ,f xg' 'ft -, I -3 I5 , W , 1 I, , -1 5,6 JIII. -.J A-13 M IJIII .,, , I , I I , I hgiI 'II , I I. I Iii! I ,S II,I, I I I . 1 . 1 J ' 'L ' ' 'T 1 I ,A '---4 ' . - rg ..: 1- I 1 . I ' Ii .V ,, 44 1. . 5. ..-'gf' ' Q' , :- , - 5- - .1.- 11.41 -' --1-,, 1 1 ' 1 ' ,. N- .1 1:1 , ff-ra 1 L- ' , : ' - : ' -. ..-1 ' '11 L1 ,. ' - A -. - 1 A , .2 -. - 4 ' .Jr , -s,. '- - 1- ,1 Y, - 1 -'Ya - V-' '- 14 'f :' Y Ip.-4. I-Q , '.- , 5 . I , 1-wne!'Q,:1iE, 1--4 - , . -1 ', ff. , :.- 1 '- r , 1 ' 1 1, V 1 - ,, 'I 5 9: .'- 1 'Y 'Z' YS. 3-y:I'Q.Ie',:3, 1 -9-- ' rf fu . - ' .f y 'F 1f '?3E:?l , .. ' ' ' ' 1' ' f .Q , 5' f 7 - If ffflvf -1 s 'A 1 W -1.122-'-1-,Q 1.il ,111 Qrf? V' ' - . 'ff' ' ' 1 ' f 'W' 117' - . I - .-1 - r I ,III I A , M ax . I III , . . 1 A., 1-., -.-v iff ,11 ' 1 . , ,sae 152, - Y? .gi I III kL,.,.1'-1 I, I IW - ' :rf H . I L ,1o 'f -. - 1 I I. ,,. .1f5v- .'-.AQ1-rf. ,,...1-' ' m,,.z Q f: 1 ' - ' ,rg lag.. . I and-II,741:,':9f 1 A 1.34-ff ' ' -1 ,. .Wff-'- ' I ' 1.-. 1-4' 4 f1v '?a-suv.. 1 I 'III I i-1 '1 , I, 6,141-1-I ,L 3 . A , -5,.,1'1 . 0, , .I . r ,,In-+:- . ...-P M ' ,,....A-dr ' ,, af ' x ,,,-.f ' wi' M' . 1-1--W 1 .,., 111- 1 5 , ' , .4 ,I TIA, .3 1 1 ,I II: fr. III YSMIIIH. 11 I - I .Q..1--hifi-I Ire, :I P .- a mx' 1 1 'FY' 1 ' -' : JI1 f H ' Fd' - - 3 ..,.w ! . ,, A,- 2 , ,.f '7 -Jug.-ff Afwfu fu-mse11:ura',,w,b. 4- - 1 15 , x - -1. ,r y-3.15-,q,11-1:,3,,,. , , - A t , V -1 X f,, Wf5'4'531,vm11wsz:.::1pQ.n,g-.1,L.H,q 3, use I 1 5 I I , , , 90sf.sMQ.:g41g.5,,g9qfI..5IF I I 1 , V I 'V Y ' 1 11 1-rg L -W ,,A1g:-2514 11 ,-he Am ' f-1 4f- . Ig. -. 1 2. A -2544.13 rw SI 1. J:-11.. ,. .WM . 3 1-il Q, 1 1. I. ,-III ,,WIgri,--, 13,35J,1I. L g .A , ,. .. . ,-.1- 1- -.-4 .f !1: ,1 H1 1.- II II E: TIII1-I II Ie I- .. 2.11. I I 33,1 IRI I I 151 I 11 , -204-I-1-1 jg',s'l', j 1 f 'i' 'Ag 1 1 1 L, I Am- I I,I,:11-Ig' 3 .3 -ip' -YII 1 ,,, I 1 I ,A 1,5 ,, I iff 5 ,w14, .:,, 1.1- 1 1 15 Keiinetti Harlow Rirrhfnd Ienkins Advertising Staff Kenneth Harlow, Manager Richard Ienkins Kathleen Faraone Fannie Valcanoff Clare Slack Arthur Farrand Appreciation oi Our Advertisers An excellent yearbook is made possible by certain additional features. lt is the support of our adver- tisers that make these features possible. Such loyalty to student activities on the part of these busi- ness firms is deserving of an enthusiastic patronage. ln this way both Eastern High School and loyal business houses will continue to advance. Kathleen Ffimone Fannie Vriltttuiott Clare Slack Arthur Frrrrand PHlLLlP'S of Eastern students. for 11 years the popular meeting spot Come in for a refreshing drink - a candy bar - or some of that delicious ice cream. We stock a complete line of your favorite school supplies. Michigan and Pennsylvania Cl' I'II see you at Phi1Iips'. 118 GRADUATION GIFTS That Last Through the Years PARKER JEWELRY 111 S. WASHINGTON AVENUE NEW NATIONAL HAT SHOP GREETINGS and to the Students of EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Cleaned - 12'2fiS ff'BL0CKED Cleaned - SUITS - PI'eSSed Cleaned - SHOES - Repaired Mayor Cigars, Cigarettes, Newspapers, Magazines BARYAMES FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASSES FOOD MARKET . OF 1939 CAFETERIA LUNCH COUNTER JUST GOOD FOOD WOLVERINE INSURANCE COMPANY We Deliver J. J. Englehardt, Mgr. 319 S. Washington Ave. Phone 5-7295 232 South Capitol Avenue Lansing, Michigan GRUEN WATCHES Lead in STYLE and QUALITY See Them at - MATTlSON'S JEWELRY 124 East Michigan Avenue Congratulations to THE FUTURE HOME OWNERS OF LANSING UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Ltd. 121 W. Allegan St. ROUSER'S MALTED MILK Best in Town C. I. ROUSER DRUG CO. 123 S. Washington Ave. 333 S. Washington Ave. 321 N. Washington Ave. Since 1917 20th CENTURY TAILORS Phone 4-3625 125 E. Michigan Ave. High Grade Tailoring, Cleaning, Pressing, and Remodeling at Reasonable Prices OUR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE We Press and Repair All Garments Made by Us FREE of Charge for the Life of the Garment l And There was Noise Poise Hey, You're on Duty Here's Looking at You Anchors Aweiqh So lndustrious Beauty Plus A CALLING ALL STUDENTS Q -'-' 2 It has been a dellght to serve you for , 4'V'4 another ear. Your interests are House of Youth y. Fashions of the Future always our Interest' Specialists in Juniors and Misse 324 s. washington Ave? STUDENT SUPPLY HOUSE Lansing, Michigan AN ACME TRAINING PAYS! MANY GRADUATES OF EASTERN HAVE PREPARED FOR BUSINESS at ACME YOU MAY SECURE COMPLETE INFORMATION WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE 121 WEST WASHTENAW STREET Associated with Jackson Business University WASHINGTON FRUIT . Compliments of MARKETS 500 S. Washington 1007 E. Michigan wgblepffbppgpaffgn Phone 9160 Phone 9453 We Deliver L c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES onsmg lc 'gan 121 WHO'S WHO IN DENTISTRY CMembers of the Central Michigan Dental Societyj D. G. BILLS, President 512 Tussing Building B. E. LUCK Oral Surgeon 536 Tussing Building GEORGE B. COVERT 902 Bauch Building FRED L. COVERT 902 Bauch Building BEN L. G. and W. E. BAILEY 1716 Olds Tower Building K. S. HART Dental Supplies 529 Tussing Building CHARLES T. MURPHY 1205 City National Building CLAYTON G. and MILTON E. BAILEY 1111 City National Building E. F. RANDALL 1012 City National Building T. J. LEAVITT, JR. 1208 City National Building F. MILLER 301 Am. State Savings Bank W. G. E. THRUN 308 Am. State Savings Bank FARLAND F. MORSE 806 Am. State Savings Bank C. R. MULL 816 Olds Tower Building M. J. DOYLE 500 Bauch Building C. J. WRIGHT 703 Am. State Savings I. IRVING NEDELMAN Bank 1210 City National Building GLENN B. RANNEY 1007 City National Building GEORGE ZEDERBAUM 2116 Olds Tower Buildi STUART P. CARR 506 Am. State Savings R. W. HUFFMAN Professional Building C. D. CROCKETT 310 Townsend Street O. E. GETTS 1003 Prudden Building S. BURRBODFISH 917 Prudden Bldg. H. B. FASSETT Hg Bank 203-4 Am. State Savings Bank PAUL B. CUOLAHAN 301 Seymour Street KENNETH W. PETERS 2004 Olds Tower Build F. H. BRADSHAW 401-4 Wilson Building ing -1223 BE SURE IT'S THE LOCAL PRODUCT , 9 ICE CREAM The Cream of Michigan Phone 21139 229 S. Cedar Street Be Sure to Ask for CAPITOL SERIES THE DYER JENlSON BARRY Co. and LANSING INSURANCE AGENGY UNCLE DUDLEY j THE INSURANCE B1,U0.l23 Scum GnANnAv2. L . M THE DUDLEY PAPER co. ANSWC 'C 'GA ' Gunif and Gal! Oh, Oh, Outnumbered Alone-For the Moment Double-Trouble Crm It Be ihe Birds . . . No, No, Not Here Hooked -123- CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASSES OF 1939 MICHIGAN STATE FARM BUREAU Serves 75,000 Farm Homes An organization to help farmers win more of the comforts and satisfactions in life for their families. 221 N. Cedar St. 728 E. Shiawassee St. Lansing, Michigan ARE YOU AWARE that STAHL'S HARDWARE carries a complete une of TOYS -- PAINTS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES POTTERY and FIREPLACE FIXTURES Priced Right Lawn Seed Garden Supplies Fertilizers Electrical Appliances Spray Materials 211 N- Washington Ave- Phone 24923 KIPKE SUPER SERVICE , . 1 i X Q 1 GAS -- MOBILOILS -- GREASES f X TIRES -- BATTERIES 'NA Llp .V f WM. KIP E - ' , ' K MORGAN s 1230 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 9270 Graduation Gift Headquarters Opposite Sparrow Hospital, Lansing, Mich. For iilygraqzashillgton 1876 FLOYD L. TUBBS Your Neighborhood GROCER 1423 E. Michigan Avenue Telephone 26743 We Are Building Our Business on QUALITY MERCHANDISE and BETTER SERVICE at POPULAR PRICES CHARLES SELF-SERVE FOOD MARKET 2000 E. Michigan Ave. SAVE with SAFETY REX ALL DRUG s'roRE WEIMER'S REXALL DRUG STORE 2322 E. Michigan Avenue LANSING, MICHIGAN at your LANSING SAVINGS 6' LOAN ASSOCIATION President Seee SSSS . eeee E. J. Carroll Secretary SSSSSSSS rrrr SSSSS . . . Oscar Bleed 117 WEST ALLEGAN ST. FLOWER SHOPPE F.T.D. Veda Foster 124 E. Kalamazoo Street SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARTY CORSAGES The Careful Touch That Means So Much I MORE POWER TO THE EASTERN GRADS On some day in the not too dim future you may take down your copy of the Lantern to recall your grand old days at Eastern. It is just pos- sible that you will want to know that CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY and POWER UNITS are built by the NOVO ENGINE CO. Lansing, Michigan FURNITURE EXCHANGE 312-14 N. Washington Ave. COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS KEWPEE HOTEL HAMBURGS MALTEDS They've made their way by the Way they're made. 115 W. Shiawassee 1 . .. . Q XM . -:Q :vm , in V: , ,sf 3 Q A 5 L,Y' X 5? 1 S V 2 , K :1.'fg:iQf' 4 Q fi s ' Q ,'f'i ' 3 E W . ' P, 1 I t .v,,Q f . U , , , wer .mggj s A 'Tu v ,K 9 Q'.ws BECK BROS. SPORT SHOP WE SELL FOR LESS . . . OUTBOARD MOTORS Because . . . FISHING TACKLE GOLF EQUIPMENT GUNS AND AMMUNITION BOELIO'S FURNITURE Emythingf I C . o amping 410-12 North Washington Avenue 615 East Michigan Avenue IT COSTS US LESS TO SELL In Your Future Business Career A Significant Name and Slogan The Bank with the Forward Look sif is I AMERICAN STATE SAVINGS BAN R Michigan and Washington Avenues and 1200 South Washington Avenue THE LANSING ICE Sz FUEL COMPANY DEPENDABLE ICE AND FUEL SERVICE 127 UNIVERSAL FOOD MARKET Thomas A. Popoff 1220 East Grand River Avenue For Good Food cmd Choice Home Dressed Meats CALL 23216 We Make It Our Business to See That You Get GOOD FOOD VAN PEENEN'S FLOWERS PUFF'S GROCERY Member 1400 E. Michigan Ave. Florist Telegraph Delivery HY F ' dl St U OUI' 11612 Y OIC PHONE 4-26l8 127 East Michigan Ave. COME AND SEE Us SOMETlME LANSING MICHIGAN WOLVERINE TYPEWRITER CO. AUGIE PLETZ 228 S. Capitol Ave. - ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS Super Service CORONA UNDERWOUD GASOLINE -- on. -- LUBRICATION ROYAL REMlNG-l-ON Phone 20015 Holmes and Kalamazoo PORTABLES Phone 2-1141 Easy Terms Friendly Service Members of F. T. D. SMITH FLORAL CO. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 322 South Washington Avenue -128- Established 1855 Daily and Sunday THE STATE JOURNAL Michigan's Great Capital Daily 84 Years of Service in Lansing and Central Michigan CIRCULATION OVER 45,000 COPIES DAILY School Class Tours Invited Through Its Modern Plant MICHIGAN SHEET METAL WORKS Everything in Sheet Metal All Types of Roofing 116 S. Larch St. Lansing, Mich. Carpets -- Rugs -- Linoleums -- Draperies Lace Curtains -- Curtain Rods Window Shades THE EDINGTON RUG CO. 422 S. Washington Ave. Phone 5-7129 Lansing, Michigan B. C. Edington, Prop. LANSING CROWN SERVICE Washtenaw St. and Capitol Ave. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS PARKING FINE FOODS Dinners, Steaks and Chops IEAN'S HAMBURGERS Lawrence Jean, Proprietor 2023 E. Michigan Ave. They're the Biggest, Yet the Best 129 W- LANSING LAUNDRY CO. 118-122 E. WASHTENAW STREET LANSING, MICHIGAN Phone 2-1535 Laundry -- Dry Cleaning -- Linen Supply COMPLIMENTS of THE WEISSINGER PAPER CO. CONGRATULATIONS Gregory, Mayer 8: Thom C0 SENIORS LITHOGRAPI-IING and ENGRAVING H OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY -- PRINTING SERVICE BLANK BOOKS 429-431 N. Grand Ave. LOOSE LEAF DEVICES Distributors of Willard Batterzes 234 S' Capitol Ave- Lansing, Mich- -130- Your Budget Will Run Smooth er with cr Little OIL! 5 s 15 1 'B Q 0 s - 4 DUO-THERM WATER HEATER 011--BURNING Hot water costs won't make you boil, if you let a new Duo-Therm automatic fuel oil burning water heater get on the job. With a Duo-Therm you get all the hot water you want when you want it, at the turn of the tap-and at a cost S0 10W it will amaze YOU- 6: You can install and use these modern water heaters in city, resort or country. There's no gas or electricity to worry 5 about-farm people, cottagers now can enjoy the same con- venience as the city dweller. Quality-built straight through-a Duo-Therm water heater will give you years of cheap, plentiful, nuisance-free hot water. :2:E.-:2:f:Q:Q:j- -5:Q:Q:3 ' ,.3.5:f: I i .l.l There is a model to meet your requlrements. 115325325522gseaIffQ:,: I DUO-THERM DIVISION Michigan -131- LANSING OLDSMOBILE 0 CLOTHIERS COMPANY o HATTERS The Best Place in Town to Buy a I FURNISHERS USED CAR H. Koslrcl-:EK AND Bkos. 315 South Capitol Avenue u 113 North Lansing, 218 W' Ioma Sffeef Washington Ave. Michigan Swell Duds, and . . . Home, Iomes Shucks, All Gone Careful, Careful Ecstern's Fcrir - Er - Building Icrke, Da Finger Mug How to Write Q Theme Oh, Memo! l'm Scared Ah, Budding Genius Round lt Goes SAVANT GARMENT CLEANERS 1118-20-22 East Michigan Avenue Lansing, Michigan FEATURING - One of the finest and most secure fur storage vaults in the world. Opened for your inspection. PHONE 2-1588 We Call - We Clean - We Repair --l32- ,.' .,u . Untlffwl 5' , , ' ' ,I .V --.ff :.. : ':.. E- ' 1913 ' - IW, .1 ',.b,2 'lz lmhwlwyffi - Pm-Q-- S.. - -- fl- ... ',, ml '45 4 H' ' A B OUR graduation day is one of the mile- stones you'11 pass by during your lifetime. Each of you will have different milestones throughout the years ahead. Some will mark progress, some achievement, and some reward. All will not be happy, trials may beset the way, -but as you reach those milestones, one by one, do so in the peace-giving knowledge that you did your best, and lived up to the rules of life's game,-fairly, honestly, and whole- heartedlyl uto-Owners INSURANCE COMPANY UHIEXEZZEZ , L -133- THE Insist on E. R. MOORE CO. PETER PA High School FRESH BREAD and Collegiate Keep Lansing Labor CAPS and GOWNS Employed Say Represented in Lansing Peter - Pan - to - Your Grocermqrf' HATS - HABERDASHERY - CLOTHING Michigan's Modern Training School for SECRETARIES -- ACCOUNTANTS -- STENOGRAPHERS LANSING SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 500 Tussing Building Telephone 5-6815 Lansing, Michigan SECRETARIAL DIVISION Teaching Most Modern Practice in Secretarial Science and Stenographic Procedure. ACCOUNTING DIVISION Teaching the Famous PACE Courses in Accountancy and Business Administration. M. F. DENISE, President LATEST STYLES MOVIE TYPE LIGHTING EFFECTS TALENTED ARTISTS-COURTEOUS ASSISTANTS MODERN STUDIOS AND FINISHING DEPARTMENTS A Combination That Assures You the Utmost in Photographic Value SENIORS - CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES For your future success and may We trust that our Very pleasant relations as Official Lantern Photog- rapher Will be only the beginning of a long satsfac- V E R S L U I S East Lansing -- Battle Creek -- Lansing -- Grand Rapids tory service to you. -135- Strand Theatre Bldg. Greets Eastern With a Beautiful Modern and Enlarged STORE for YOUNG MEN BOWLING The Health Builder STRAND ALLEYS PROFESSIONAL TRAINING in WHEN YOU TRAVEL BUSINESS Courses Offered: Executive Secretarial Business Administration Higher Accounting Stenographic Stenotype CMachine Shorthandj Junior Accounting General Business O SEVENTY-SECOND YEAR Send for Free Catalog Our Reputation Is Your Guarantee of Success Lansing Business University GO BY BLUE GUOSE You Benefit by Low Round Trip Rates Frequent Schedules New, Modern Buses Reclining Chairs Experienced Drivers All Paved Routes LANSING STATION Ionia Street at Capitol Avenue 112 S' Grand Ave' Phone 2 0674 Compliments of TITUS, THE TINNER S. L. Titus 8: Sons Skylights, Copper Work. Furnaces. Eavestroughing 511 East Saginaw St. Res. Phone: 59376 Complete Sheet Metal Working Machinery LANSING, MICHIGAN -136- MAX HARRYMAN Miller's The Mille-r's ifh- es if -' 1-S HLllTliZ t QUAKER DRUG Hkltbli SHOES 1 lcmm School 1 luowi . S 1' Collegiate Footwear upp les TOILETRIES -- CANDY 118 South Washington Avenue LUNCHES sc' ,AJ ,Az Svc-winq It The Conory Chirps! Do - Re - Mi Sh! Gore Crushers If This Is Hawaii, Uqh BEST WISI-IES 0l'2S 1105 E. Michigan Avenue of the 223 S. Washington Avenue 910 W. Saginaw Street 209 E. Grand River QE. Lansingj M M M h eff ejgr aff EWS COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Ice Crlglirgn-eggunches 212 S. Capitol Ave. Phone 2-8231 137 1 u,,f!. f ,Ads ff- V RENIGER CONSTRUCTION CO. Builders of EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL PATTENGILL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM AND ATHLETIC FIELD , o STUDENTS! You ll Llke Them Both! Y0u'll find these two fine eating places - - d t ed .... . Your Business I5 Apvfeclafed gigalys ?Tefv5aR74I,wlwiic?egr,i Tw. fountain service. . . ' Famous for Fi Deluxe Hamburgers S Foods Soda Fountain Special 927 East Michigan Ave. VISIT OUR ANNEX Mich. at Pennsylvania Under Beemmfs Grocery 537-539 E. Michigan Phone 9831 Famous Grill Green Mill INSURANCE FIRE 0 TORNADO AUTOMOBILE 0 CASUALTY INLAND MARINE THE MILL MUTUALS AGENCY HOME OFFICE I MUTUAL BUILDING RESIDENT AGENTS IN MANY LANSING, MICHIGAN MICHIGAN CITIES PRESENT PREMIUM SAVINGS OF 15W-33Mg'Zf GOOD COMPLIMENTS OF PRZASSZTS DANESCOT'S BEAUTY BAR COMMAND T6I6pl'1OI'lC 2-8611 HOLLISTER BUILDING -138- Weyhing Bros. Mfg. Co. Jewelers to EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Class Rings Diplomas Commencement Invitations Caps and Gowns JEWELRY REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 304 Eaton Tower 3040 Gratiot Ave. Detroit, Michigan 139 MOORE'S PHARMACY CAMPBELL COAL COMPANY 2004 E. Michigan Ave. Near Clemens A Perfect Fuel for Every Purpose Pet-,ggnnel We Specialize in M. S. MOORE, Ph. G. . VERNA KQEBKE Gl'Gde sI'OkeI' Fuels ARDELLA PIERCE BUNNY KRIDER Telephone 2-6913 East Michigazfs Friendly Store 1833 S. Washington Ave. il.. . - , INTERNATIONAL GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET 734 East Grand River Avenue Established in 1917 Telephone 29011 A. c. VALCANOFF, Proprietor Best Wishes The Style Shop to the GRADUATING CLASSES 116 W. ALLEGAN STREET OF 1939 LANSING COMPANY Lansing's Foremost Fashion Institution Manufacturers of Material Handling Equipment -140- T H C E H A 13 I 1' R H Faculty Cut-Ups Aw, Take It Easy Tlucrds Tlmt Mrm Aqcin Tut, Tut It Air1't That Bod Curtain A Sliqhr Chcmqc lfli COME TO BARKER - FOWLER'S for HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES HOTPOINT G-E ABC GIBSON Shop Where You Can Get Electrical Service 114 E. Ottawa Phone 21355 WHERE ONE GOOD TON DESERVES ANOTHER CAHILL COAL COMPANY 621 E. Grand River Phone 21633 WITH SINCERE BEST WISHES H. G. CHRISTMAN-LANSING Your Education Is Not Complete Until You Have Learned to COMPANY say It with Flowers Master Builders GENE AVERILL, FLORIST- Lansing iz Michigan Phone 4-6820 Delivery Service BANK OF LANSING Extends Congratulations to the Classes of 1939 Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MAIN OFFICE: BRANCH OFFICE: Washington at Michigan Avenues Grand River Avenue at Center Street -142-- A TRIBUTE Be American was the philosophy of our late governor. His last public address Mr. Fitzgerald challenged youth to hold high the torch of Ameri- canism that succeeding generations may have the benefits that we enjoy under our government. By educating ourselves in self-government, through the use of the opportunities offered by our student council, we, of Eastern High School, are attempting to carry out Governor Fitzgerald's entreaties for better citizenship. l43 ,, I 'N in. 'vi . . if Iantzen Bathing Suits and MIAMI BEACH TOGS 34.95 to 310.95 SPROWL BROS. MICHIGAN SCHOOL SERVICE, INC. PLEASANTLY AND EFFICIENTLY SERVING THE STUDENTS FOR MANY YEARS Complete School Equipment and Supply Service for Michigan Schools for Michigan Schools 312-314 N. GRAND AVENUE Outstanding Year Book Covers Can Ordinarily Be Attributed to KOVERKRAFT K O VE R K R A F T YEARBOOK covERs We Are Proud of the 1939 LANTERN Cover Covers Individually Designed for Your Book H, WIDE 565 H15 N Msg up B,,.wuvv:H1szo ow: N are-WINDOW' A ' Q Q ,Ed in uubb A QMMBMMH I quzuu 0 ,..: K -f--5--'-1-'wt t s s i M- r w e ll Ablq ..,,:. : . O xA ,A, , y , gg ' fs. 3096 MORE' WINDSIIIELD AREA IN OLDS' 70 AND SO EE all there is to see in the great out- doors. Drive a stunning new Olds Seventy or Eighty with Observation Body by Fisher. Enjoy the extra vision that comes from greater windshield and window area-up to 412 more square inches in 4-Door Sedans, with safety plate glass throughout at no extra cost! Olds. you'll Find, is a regular sight-seeing car when it comes to vision-a regular you auafrr ra fortress when it comes to strength and safety, for Fisher Unisteel construction protects you with solid steel above, below and all around. But the body is just the beginning. Oldsmobiles are sensational performers-full of zip and zest on city street or open highway-amazingly easy to start, to steer, to stop or to park. Visit your nearest Oldsmobile dealer. Take a trial drive and see for yourself! UWM mv OLD! l45 WAGENVOORD 6. CO. CASUAL S T Y L E LIBRARY BOOKBINDERS , 4 9' BOOKSELLERS X X' Q . 420 North Grand Avenue 1 Lansing, Michigan X Is what you want I and what you get in RICHMAN BROTHERS l GREETINGS 0 from the Prep Suits S1650 BOICHOT SAND 5 GRAVEL C0 '- R. F. D. No. 4 Extra Trousers 33.50 Just Off the St. Johns Road 0 The high school man of todayuknows his stuff . . . T9l9Ph0l19 46414 and, most certainly, his style. That's why he comes to Richman's where he's sure of always finding the highlights of the smartest college styles. - COMPLIMENTS SPORT SLACKS Of with Belts .,...................,.,.....,.... 53.75 BROADWAY LUNCH RICHMAN BROTHERS 206 S. Washington Ave. 116 North Washington Avenue Lansing, Michigan GASOLINE OILS Sol venized LANSING HI-SPEED COMPANY Telephone 20764 S146 --A COMPLIMENTS OF W. S. BUTTERFIELD LANSING THEATRES STRAND LANSING CAPITOL GLADMER THEATRE Completely Rebuilt, Air-Conditioned, Furnished with the Finest Modern Seats and Projection Equipment, Will be Open in September. Operated by W. S. BUTTERFIELD THEATRES, Incorporated BUTTERFIELD MICHIGAN THEATRES CO. E. C. Beatty, President dz T1'eas.g E. C. Shields, Vice-President, L. E. Gordon, Secretary General Offices: 1492 National Bank Bldg., Detroit, Michigan -147- WHO'S WHO IN MEDICINE CMembers of the Ingham County Medical Societyj L. C. CHRISTIAN, M.D., President Internal Medicine 108 E. St. Joseph St. H. M. SMITH, M.D. K. H. JOHNSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 312 Tussing Building CYRUS B. GARDNER, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 320 Townsend St. J. K. HECKERT, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist 1105 City National Bldg. LEMOYNE SNYDER, M.D. Surgery 1201 City National Building E. W. BRUBAKER, M.D. Infants and Children 1408 City National Building J. F. SANDER, M.D. Diseases of Infants and Children 320 Townsend St. P. C. SPENCER, M.D. Surgery 320 Townsend St. F. A. JONES, M.D. General Practice and Surgery 315 Tussing Building F. C. DUNN, M.D. General Practice 213 W. Lenawee St. D. W. FISHER, M.D. Internal Medicine 320 Townsend St. H. S. BARTHOLOMEW, M.D. Dermalologist 1115 City National Building R. S. BREAKEY, M.D. Genito-Urinary Diseases 1211 City National Building RALPH WADLEY, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 803 Amer. State Savings Bank Bldg. R. J. MORROW, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 302 Tussing Building F. W. TAMBLYN, M.D. Obstetrician and Gynecologist 803 Amer. State Savings Bank Bldg O. M. RANDALL, M.D. Surgery 702 Amer. State Savings Bank Bldg K. P. HODGES, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 1116 Olds Tower Building Physician and Surgeon 1116 Olds Tower Building J. F. HARROLD, M.D. Genito-Urinary Diseases 1211 City National Building FRANK STILES, M.D. E. Dermatology 2012 Olds Tower Building A. SEELYE, M.D. General Practice 300 Amer. State Savings Bank Bldg M. C. LOREE, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist 120 Hillsdale St. W. TOOTHAKER M.D. K. , 603 Amer. State Savings Bank Bldg W Physician . J. CAMERON, M.D. General Practice 502 Amer, State Savings Bank Bldg H. J. PRALL, M.D. T. Genito-Urinary Diseases 505 Bauch Building I. BAUER, M.D. Internal Medicine 301 Seymour St. HORACE L. FRENCH, M.D. Diseases of Infants and Children 301 Seymour St. MILTON SHAW, M.D. Internal 'Medicine 320 Townsend St. C. C. HUGGETT, M.D. General Practice 511 Townsend St. R. E. KALMBACH, M.D. D. General Practice 301 Seymour Ave. A. GALBRAITH, M.D. General Practice 301 Seymour Ave. W. W. FOSGET, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 303 Bauch Building MILTON M. ROZAN, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology 704 Olds Tower Building R. A. BURHANS, M.D. Genito-Urinary Diseases 808 Olds Tower Building -148- MILLETT NURSERY AND I'R0'l'EC'l' Y0liihL0vEn ONES GREENHOUSES THE MACCABEES FRATERNAL and TREES, SHRUBS, PERENNIALS INSURANCE COMPANY 'AND POTTED PLANTS Manager-ALFRED LA FONTSEE Agent-WILLIAM J. PIZZO Phone 2-9335 Mineu, Mich. 'h 2 'ml , 424. N- L 2' Sf t nsmg, Michigan HAMMOND ELECTRIC ORGANS and NOVACHORDS STEINWAY, VOSE Sz SONS, GRINNELL BROS, KNABE, STECK and many other famous makes of Pianos in Spinet or Grand styles. NORGE REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, RANGES, ETC. RADIO and ELECTROLA COMBINATIONS SHEET MUSIC, RECORDS, ETC. All Makes of B d Instruments Everything in the Realm of Music GRINNELL BROS. 60 Ye B ' ess 219 North Washington Ave REO MOTOR CAR CO. LANSING, MICHIGAN Makers of REO SPEEDWAGONS, HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS and SAFETY COACHES T H E D E L L S Dancing Nightly Except Monday CQ. Palmer Park Lake Lansing 237 N. East Street Musical Attractions of Distincti 149 Lansing Colorplate Co. Manufacturers of Printing Plates ' OUR NEW HOME BETTER BUILDING BETTER EQUIPMENT BETTER ENGRAVINGS BETTER ANNUALS 317 North Larch St. Phone 27022 150 APPRECIATION Educational technique and facilities may change, but the fact that a school yearbook cannot be published without expert guidance and assistance remains an eternal verity. Realizing this, the members of the Lantern staff wish to express their sincere appreciation to all those who in any way aided in the compilation of this book. We are especially grateful to Mr. Bruce Stone of the Stone Printing Company for his advice on the organization and printing of the bookg to Mr. Andrew Werback of the Lansing Colorplate Company for his interest in the engravingsg to Mr. Leonard A. Versluis of the Versluis Studios for the many courtesies extended in the making of picturesg and to Mr. Justin Miller of Kover Kraft for his advice and suggestions regarding covers. -151- INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Acme Business College ,,,,,,,,. . ,.,,,.... American State Savings Bank ,..A Autopark .,.,,,..... . ...,,7,,.,,,....A,.,..AA............ Page 121 127 137 Auto-Owners Insurance Company EEEEE.EE A..... 1 33 Averill, Gene, Florist ..,,....,.........,.,,,,,.. Bacon Shoe Service ,,YYY,,Y77,,,7,, .. .... . Bank of Lansing. ...,,.,,YY,7,.7....... .....V..., . .,,A,, 142 138 142 Barker-Fowler Electric Company .ccc,, ...... 1 42 Beck Brothers Sport Shop. .,,...... . 127 Boelio's Furniture ,,,,,,,.,,.,....i,. ...... 1 27 Boichot Sand 8: Gravel C0 .....,,...,,, ,A.,., 1 46 Broadway Lunch c..i,,.........V. . ..,,cce,cc,c,,.., cV.... 1 46 Butterfield, W. S. Theatres, Inc. ,,,cc,.. 1,.... 1 47 Campbell Coal Company c.....c..,.,......,.,.. ...,.c 1 40 Cahill Coal Company ....cC..c,cc.ccCcccCccAc.............. 142 Charles Self-Serve Food Market ,..,..,, ,,,. 1 24 Christman, H. G., Lansing Company .......... 142 Danescot's Beauty Bar ........ .... .... ...... 1 3 8 Dells, The ..................................... Dudley Paper Company .................. Dyer, Jenison, Barry Company ,. Eastern Michigan Motor Buses ..... . 149 123 123 136 Edington Rug Company ....................... ...... 1 29 Fitzgerald, Frank D., Ex-Governor ,... ....... 1 43 Flower Shoppe ..... .............. ...........i....... ...... 1 2 5 Furniture Exchange ................ Green Mill and Famous Grill ............. Gregory, Mayer 81 Thom Company Grinnell Brothers ................... .... . ....... Harryman Shoe Company .... Harvin Ice Cream Company ,..,,. Home Dairy Company ............. 1 Hurd s .... .. ............................. . International Grocery ....... Jean's Hamburger ..,.., Kewpee Hotel ......,............... . Kipke Super Service ............... Kositchek, H., and Brothers ...... Kover Kraft .... . ........................... Lansing Business University ...... Lansing Colorplate Company ..,... Lansing Crown Service ............. Lansing Company ................... Lansing Dairy Company ....... Lansing Hi-Speed Company ....... .. Lansing Ice 8: Fuel Company ..,..,.... Lansing Laundry Company ..... .. Lansing Oldsmobile Company .,....,,,. Lansing Savings Sz Loan Company.. 125 ..... . 138 130 149 137 . .,,, 123 119 134 140 129 125 124 132 144 136 150 129 140 138 146 127 130 132 125 Lansing Secretarial School ................. ...... 1 34 Leighton's ..........,...................... 121 Page Maccabees Fraternal Sz Insurance Co ......... 149 Matthews Dairy ........,....,........,........,.............. 137 Mattison Jewelry ........................ Michigan School Service ...,......,.. Michigan Sheet Metal Works ............ 120 144 129 Michigan State Farm Bureau .......,.............. 124 Millett Nursery and Green Houses ..,......... 149 M111 Mutual Agency ........................,............... 138 Moore's Pharmacy ............. Morgan Jewelry Store. .......... . Motor Wheel Corporation ..,....,,, New National Hat Shop ........ Novo Engine Company ....... Oldsmobile ...................... Parker Jewelry ............ Peter Pan Bakeries .......... Phillip's Drug Store .......... Pletz, Augie ,.............. Puffs Grocery ........... Quaker Drug ....,.......,.................,...... Reniger Construction Company .......... Reo Motor Car Company ................ Richmond Brothers Company ..... Rouser Drug Company .............. Savant Garment Cleaners ...,..., Service Lumber Company .......... ! Smalls ...................................... Smith Floral Company ....... Sprowl Brothers ,l..........,. State Journal, The .,,,..,, Stahl's Hardware .............. Student Supply House ,....,... Strand Bowling Alleys ....... 140 124 131 119 125 145 119 134 118 128 128 137 138 149 146 120 132 149 136 128 144 129 124 121 136 Style Shop, The ....,........... ....... 1 40 Templeton, Max, Mayor ...... ,...... 1 19 Titus the Tinner ................... ....... 1 36 Tubbs, Floyd L. .........,.,.....,................,........... 124 Union Building 8z Loan Association ,........ 120 Universal Food Market .................................. 128 Van Peenan's Flowers ....... ....... 1 28 Versluis Studio ....................... ....... 1 35 Vaughn Battery Service ,.,...... Wagenvoord and Company ........ Washington Fruit Market ...,........., 130 146 121 W9lm6T,S Rexall Drug Store ........................ 125 Weissinger Paper Company, The ................ 130 Weyhing Brothers Mfg. Company .............. 139 Wohlert Corporation ............................ Wolverine Insurance Company .......... Wolverine Typewriter Company ........ XXth Century Tailors ............ 121 119 128 120 Sign on the Dotted Line o 153 , 2 , , It . , , V ,-1 - , 'd 5-W-1 1' ' ull,-p . ' 'lv- 1 ,F N - , ', . . ,Q Q , . 1 . H If f X L X' wk' .. v ' f , ,'.'1-. '--1- -6,41-M,y .. 1 ' . I A ff fl v 1. , 1 1 3 f 2 3 1 f Ur . -A ..,., . , .X ' ' A , 1 - ' 9 . I 4 'L , V. ' , -1 1 A 1 '- 1 1 A n 1 1 - n 1 1. 4, 1, .1 ' 1 1 ' 5 2 . V . .A 15 , sa X . . , ri , . R ' . D 4 4 . I 11 4 . v in 'fTu F J,y,rf'- nrhhlu i x H, if ' ' M Sw A , w U- 'M q - , - , t I I 4- vw 7, , M. f . . I 1 L f n,--X.,,'7:1-'-V. A I I, mr . I V I K N , k , .. ' ' . . V . 1 ' A, ..,. -N , A. .Ee I af...?.fl f.. rug ' l ?f ' , 1 - . ,. .haf-1: Q-i f'iQ,.l2' 'S 9.g 5.vi2J'?'l.-.nrfw 1- if, 4- ., ' 1 - , .af M ,-Mf?wM.vw+f'w+qg-fl :L ' v ' ' ' ' f-wgf ' ML: ' J ' ' , ' J -' ., . gl ,, if ' W. .M . , L' ,1 .19 Q ,-in Y ' '-H , ' , ' . f..a31::if: 21'- f+ -w i . ,fs-., Y . - A , A, 5 F: ., . ' 1 ,hifi 1:v3lQl..,A' 5 ' ' 3 1V ' 'fl ' H 1-T7 ' 1 ' 'AQ '1-'FUT'Q,1iL,f :-an 2 ' ,, 'f'f. , 'Qi nf'-. 3. ' , ' -1, , 'X H ' ' ' M' ' 4 U , t D J S , ,. mf w . ,' '-' U f13 ' H-V 'A -' Q LI-.. ' li.. .1 :Ii 51, A N ,.. 1 .. .nw .. X . x ..., -my gui-1,2 v L.. ' Hr' , . wp. 1, fl' m 'Q .J-.I . v .WT !'!- .. '. 1 5L '-W.-A mf. 1 'mug ur .um W.. 'Hfu'-1 ,. .. .1 N- ..v n IP. 1 IEEE? .fr- Hum' ww 31' .-j 11 1 n . v r. iff --'ff Ml' .1215 .V . , 'IWW . MRM 5. l . . 1 ,r .Hu . .Y Q .M v' ' .nw 'H '.... T- 7, . M... LIME. A. -vu... . . ., . WH I WM- T ' -'V 'D Q -WT' Q 'N - .... I --. P . ..- . l'.L,,l!.-4 P 1 nnlnqllijfifw I ' 'Wi V 5 . - .f ...I 4 f'LI..'! Q! .1 I. W W N, 4. ww I ' V .:. 'W' - W.-fl. ...re...,3 . ., , ..f fy.. l. Wm. 1. , , .N .. L.-Ma, 'HW . ...i sq' v f'5'if? FN IN 1 .. . r,...4..I. jf.. - ., l I.. .' .. V.. I . nl., 1 W I .. ' VM .1 Mi 1. l... .. e .1'5 'W' ..ih ' .U V ' X X. 3 JB N ,r u - X WI kk 1 W r N . .. ' .:fKf' .?if-F. 1-'iiifm .f ' r -1 4533? M1f..'L. 'kmvl wi... . ' TW . - ,, - .f..u. W . -L-.AMFF1 .. - nf . .'. ' W .. , ...-. ..,AQ:li?'.Fi?5'?M'i' 1 ... 1-'lf .rf..'I?i' , ..A,,1,2pn.U1:'1! - .-. Y' 1 . I 11 I .N .,. ..., .- . ' ' -. .. f.-,I .-. r-1 v . . . . . ' , 5' . La- -... 2 1 4 Hxfflmf. '-.Am..DJ:..u. .:.r.u.. ,. .J .. -..win... . . 1. ,P ' i1+1QuQ.4 W' ' ..',-JWLI' I -' ' M J' 'l 'gym' .N VI. . - I.. 1 - :.e..' W. .v .+-4. N W-.i Q wvdwlxr rt ,A 5, . L... .4 .K H P, J... . r' I Q . . L.. .1 '7' My 1- - .IEW . ... ',.IQj5.'l, . . ...NWN .f.f'+ H.f3R .FN -.4 ,Jg .. ,,,.- ... 'll H 2-JLQJ .l ' 1011 WW' 1 '.T1n' Vxl: -U 1 . J' ,'HTFA1' ,. fl! w ...WY ,fn . .. 5 3. 'H . -..... f... .'1-IQ,1. 'K N ' ...gig -. MT. 1 4 Uhr ' .' 0- l... ,w .1 .. Jun lu! ' 1 ulgliiew . .W
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.