Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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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

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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--

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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