Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1940 volume:

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In the fall of 1937, a large group of expectant new-comer extras were given screen tests, in order to determine their status in the film producing metropolis of Eastern. On September 6 the girls held a tea and were intro- duced to many important, well es- tablished seniors in the business. Anxiously awaiting the results this hopeful group held a party, the Sophomore Mixer, February 18, 1938, in order to relieve the tension and get acquainted. They were all successful in hurdling the first obstacles and were given a short-term contract. Extensive training then was given these potential featured players. They were given vocational guidance, and showed themselves very pro- gressive and willing to work in order to climb to the top. They became active in the G.A.A., Girls League, Drama, Debating, i' STARS SENIOR CLASS '40 Music, and other departments of the industry. Mr. Schneider, prom- inent director, becoming inter- ested in this promising group, took over the adviser's task. Forging ahead, they overshadowed many in the academy honor roll awards. In the fall of 1938, the girls demon- strated their ability as entertain- ers and business managers through their party, Spook Serenade. Proving their capability, these starlets were offered a long term contract with Eastern, and all gladly signed, having become suc- cessful featured players already. Celebrating their insured future they held their rolicking J-Hop, March 25, 1939, Cowboy from Brooklyn. Their colossal pro- duction was Spring Dance a dramatic miracle. Having reached their heights of stardom, they tri- umphed at their Senior Prom Roseland Ball, June 1, 1940 and Page Ten announced their intentions of leav- ing Eastern Studios, to forge on to bigger and better things. Many farewell parties were given, in- cluding the Senior Breakfast and Banquet. Surely these ingenuous members of Eastern studios will shine in stardom in other fields of endeavor. Former officers: Sophomore- President ,.,.........,,.. Donna Lovell Vice-President .... Walter Denton Secretary ......,,....,..... Sally Palmer Treasurer ....,....... Margaret Cook Junior- President.. ..... Edward Skidmore Vice-President ...... Rosemary Yanz Secretary ..,....,....., Marilyn Mayer Treasurer .,.... ....... W arren Cook ADSIT, DOROTHY L. Dottie is needlecraft executive . . . Girl Reserve and Auditorium Club usher . . . wants to do secre- tarial work . . . likes tranquility . . . ALBRECHT, RUTHMARY Uke club addict . . . goes in for domesticity . . . Honor Society . . . the executive type . . . ALLEN, BEULAH M. Plans to study cosmetology . . . one of the original spoon faddists . . . diligent seamstress . . . ANDERSON, GEORGE R. Andy . . . Easterner staff vet- eran . . . boxing and wrestling enthu- siast . . . wants to go to college: R.O.T.C .... ASHE, DORIS JEAN Will attend Ypsilanti secretarial college . . . member of Auditorium Club . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . BADGEROW, CLAY Guitar-playing Dude . . . has dreams of being a successful farmer . .. . ice-skates . . . BAILEY, RUSELL L. Snazzy dresser . . . Russ is a booster of the band . . . going to college, but not if he has to walk! . . . BANISTER, NORWOOD A., JR. A camera fiend in the camera club. . . . Nab is a divot digger . . . wants to go to college . . . BANNON, DE WAINE Waine . . . would like to become a woodworker or patternmaker . . . has indomitable will . . . BARNES. ILAH M. Alma Mater song contest winner . . . known as Skeezix,' . . . Easterner scribbler . . . transposes her vivid personality into her song lyrics . . . BARWIKOSKI, IRENE C. Partakes in feminine activities . . . hopes to attend business school . . . admired for her perfect groom- ing . . . BATEMAN, KENNETH JACK Bennie . . . would like to Hy for the army . . . colorplate work inter- ests him . . . BAUM, PATRICIA E. True Irish colleen . . . called Pat and has green as her favorite color . . . plans on a nursing career . . . BAUTEL, DONALD CHARLES Bottle is a born furniture fur- nisher . . . one of the many women- haters in Eastern . . . BEAN, ELLEN LOUISE Dramatic candid shooter . . . student assistant . . . color scheme: blond and blue . . . BEBEE, SAMUEL G. Sam's racket is tennis . . . ad- mires Floyd Gibbons . . . spends Sunday mornings sawing wood . . . BECK, BERNADINE HELEN Devout seamstress . . . Bible Club . . . Bernie plans to push purty pink pills into pale people . . . BECKWITH, FRANCES M. A booster of all sports . . . cashier- istic intentions . . . Fran joined Drivers' Club to become a back-seat driver . . . BECKWITH, PAULINE ALICE Student-Council . . . Polly . . . chairman of Senior Banquet . . . punctual . . . perhaps a second Edith Carvell . . . BEERS, VERNON L. Advocates Back to Nature . . . chemistry enthusiast . . . aid to Feeman . . . aspires to governorship with bigger and better trees . . . BELBECK, ROSS HARRY Football . . . Bingo . . . say, girls, he yearns to be a chef . . . sunny California calls to him . . . BENEDICT, BETTY JANE Home-room executive . . . Girl Reserves . . . sophisticated . . vivaci- ous . . . hopes to attend Stephens College . . . BENNETT, CHARLES BRIGGS Chuck is dancing and sports en- thusiast . . . Student Council . . . Interests: travel, French, traffic regu- lation . . . Life's work: electrical engineering . . . BENNETT, DORIS ILA Student Council . . . chatterbox . . . music and art are sidelines . . . French, Travel, Drama Clubs . . . Honor Society . . . Future Schia- parelli . . . BENNETT, RUTH ANNA Ruthie is club worker . . . Drama, French, Girls' Discussion Clubs . . . travel expert . . . petite and peppy . . . college applicant . . . BIEBRICH, RUTH H. Skating fan . . . future beautician . . . Boots . . . Badminton, Needle- craft Clubs . . . BLANCHARD, WAYNE A., JR. Boxing champ . . . has snappy attire . . . is going collegiate . . . makes merry music in band . . . glamour-boy of the dance floor . . . BLANKENSHIP, ALBERT Poet-Laureate of Eastern . . . will go to college . . . has poetical aspira- tions . . . BLOCK. DORIS LYDIA Sews a line seam . . . badminton booster . . . likes to have fun and meet people . . . will work in an office and perhaps marry her boss . . . BLOCK, KENNETH OLIN Has been seen being pulled from river . . . sports follower . . . Air- plane Club . . . zealous ice-skater . . . desires to attend Ferris Institute . . . BOGARD, EDWARD Hi-Klas worker . . . tall, tan, ter- rific . . . 6 feet, 6 inches . . . likes ice-skating . . . BOLLES, BETTY LEORA Plans to be a nurse . . . helpful ' Bette . . . practices the Golden Rule . . . Social Dancing Club . . . BOLLES, DONNA M. Edsie Wedsie . . . plans to prac- tice cosmetology or homemaking . . . animated . . . Social Dancing Club . . . Latin Club . . . prospective globe- trotter . . . BOND, MARY JANE Future Schiaparelli . . . will attend art school . . . bats a badminton bird . . . capable decoration chairman of the Girls' League Dance . . . effi- cient . . . BORSUM, MARIE J. Jo . . . Social Dancing Club . . . likes ice-skating and tennis . . . friendly . . . will attend business school . . . BOSHEFF, ALEX Buck enjoys life . . . yearns to kill kangaroos in Australia . . . adven- turous sportsman . . . will restau- rant-eer . . . BOWDEN, WILLIAM THOMAS Plans to be a draftsman . . . Bill is a seasoned salt . . . Bible Study Club . . . wants a sail boat to sail the Great Lakes . . . president of home room . . . aggressive . . . BOX, BARBARA ANITA Honor Society . . will be a co-ed . . . desires to travel to the South Seas . . . wears fascinating hair rib- bons . . . superb dancer . . . charm- mg . . . BRENKE, ROBERT GEORGE Rev'ren ' . . . two more inches and he could be a cop . . . likes hunt- ing . . . competent . . . always cheer- ul . . . BRIGGS, RAYMOND C. President of home room . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Senior-B Play . . . Band veteran . . . very eligible . . . Shucks, he goes steady! . . . BROWN, EDGAR LYLE Brownie . . . is a practical and scientific farmer . . . plays baseball in his spare time . . . BULLEN, HERBERT S. Future campus-ite . . . Herb is airplane enthusiast . . . Hi-Y Club . . . enjoys Y.M.C.A. privileges . . . gen- uinely sincere . . . BURSE, ALINA Singing and drawing claim her extra moments . . . stenographic in- tentions . . . Bonnie . . . admired for her melodic speaking voice . . . BUXTON, LOUISA C. Plans to enter commercial college . . . Needlecraft Club . . . coopera- tive . . . delights in travel . . . BYELICH, ANN Auditorium Club . . . would like to do court reporting . . . Girl Reserve . . . will attend business college . . . CAMPBELL, LLOYD Worry Wart . . . Bible Club . . . mechanical auto work interests him . . . may take a trip to the east coast following graduation . . . CARLSON, JOHN CHARLES Candid camera fan . . . Social Dancing Club . . . enthusiastic hunter and fisherman . . . Slug has a date with the world-and that ain't alll . .. CARPENTER, MABEL ETTA A stenographer to be . . . French Club . . . Needlecraft Club . . . has a wee touch of the wanderlust . . . sincere . . . CASE, HOYT HARLOW Dramatic Club . . . hall oflicial . . . will enter business college . . . vim, vigor, and vitality! . . . boxer . . . CHAPPLE, THEODORE J. Todge will be a high-pressure salesman . . . Dancing Club . . . Golf Club . . . boxing badman . . . Peck's bad boy . . . CHARLAND, ROBERT LEE Outdoorsman . . . Nubbin . . . aims for General Motors Trade School . . . Boxing Club . . . hall roamer . . . CHIVERS, ALVINA M. Energetic . . . Social Dancing Club . . . will grace business college . . . Al is friendly . . . sincere . . . CHOSKOV, MILAN S. A trip around the world is Butch's most ardent aim . . . Golf, Dancing Clubs . . . reserved friend- liness . . . CHRISTIE, WILMA Auditorium Club . . . would like to explore the dark corners of the globe . Needlecraft Club . . . domestic. . . future business woman . . . CHURCH, LETTA A. Prospective Florence Nightingale . . . Drivers' Club . . . Social Dancing Club . . . would like to be an aviatrix -just for fun . . . meticulous . . . CLAFLIN, MADELINE MILLIE Kit is a Girl Reserve . . . will be an organist . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . yearns to explore the clouds . . . CLAPHAM, SHIRLEY ALICE Shirl will talk turkey over a grocery-store counter . . . Social Dancing, Tap Clubs . . . Choir . . . yearns to sing on Major Bowes' Pro- gram . . . CLINGERMAN, MILDRED JUNE To be stenographer . . . sweet and businesslike . . . interested in quaint, out-of-the-way places with atmo- sphere . . . friendly . . . COLE, WANDA M. Left our studios for matrimony . . . COLVIN, LORRAINE MAXINE Lolly . . . active in Drama and Needlecraft Clubs . . . Choir . . . has hopes of some day travelling around the world . . . COOK, JACK F. A-1 airplane greaseball . . . craves independence . . . looking forward to a mid-winter tour to Florida . . . a successful parachute jump is his aim . . . Lantern Staff . . . COOK, ROBERT K. Yearns to drive a Dusenberg . . . Social Dancing Club . . . home room officer . . . will be an Eastern P.G. . . . COOK, MARGARET RUTH Cookie plugged on Lantern Staff . . . the business profession claims her . . . Honor Society . . . French Club . . .class officer . . capable . . . COOK, WARREN Plans to enter college . . . yearns for a de-luxe amateur radio station . . . Honor Society . . . reserved, but when he cuts loose ! . . . COOPER, MARY LEAFIE Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . Lantern Staff . . . Choir . . . will attend college to become radio dra- matist . . . distinguished sophisticate . . . clever! . .. COSS, WALTER L. Walt . . . auto mechanic . . . desires to Hy for the Army Air Corps . . . the one-man mob . . . sprighty . . . COX, CORA MAE Social Dancing Club . . . intends to P.G. at Eastern . . . Corky is a dreamer . . . the airplanes sure get', 'em all! . . . COYKENDALL, KATHERINE M. Kate is to be a nurse . . . beauti- ful hair is one of her many assets . . . has been a member of the Girls' Dis- cussion Club . . . hall ofiicial . . . CRAWFORD, BETTY JEAN Boosters Club . . . will be a private secretary . . . yearns to go night- clubbing in New York City . . . Travel Club . . . calmly efficient . . . CRAWFORD, HELEN M. Left our studios for matrimony . . . CREYTS, JULIA IRENE Julie will go to college . Needlecraft Club member . . . con- scientious . . . travel addict . . . fun- loving . . . CRIPPS, MARCELLA L. Senior-B Play. . . Library Staff . . . likes reading and sports . . . domestic . . . Social Dancing, Tumbling Clubs . . . yearns to be telephone operator . . . CRITTENDEN, LEONA ANN Thinks motorcycles are the berries . . . aspires to business career . . . trim and tenacious . . . DANBY, PATRICIA MAY Pat likes to dance . . . Needle- craft Club . . . Choir . . . expects to be a telephone operator . . . sweet disposition . . . DARMOGRAY, WALTER Field and stream advocate . . . boisterous boy . . . woodwork en- thusiast . . .- paddles his own canoe . . . unassuming . . . DAVIS, BETH Will do business work . . . compe- tent nursemaid . . . embroiders in her leisure time . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . DAVIS, BOB COLLINS Boys' League oflicial . . . to be motor magnate . . . veteran of foot- ball, swimming, track squads . . . Band booster . . . super sax-player . . . DEVEREAUX, MARILYN LOU M, D. . . . Girl Reserve . . . will be the perfect wife . . . Badminton Club . . business college applicant . . . orchidatious . . . DRAKE, LORRAINE M. Red . . . Dancing, Needlecraft Clubs . . . yearns for black hair . . . to be switchboard operator . . . na- turally-wavy hair adds to her perfect grooming . . . DUNCKEL, LEON HUGH Hopes to be a State Police Captain . . . varsity football . . . Dunk . . . advocates more home room parties . . . comedian . . . EBEL, MARY JANE Would like to have dancing studio or riding academy . . . Scatty . . . Tap Dancing and Social Dancing Clubs . . . owns gorgeous auburn curls . . . EDDY, DAVID W. Band flutist . . . ready, willing, and able! . . . Latin Club . . . Honor So- ciety . . . source of genius rumors . . . to be engineer . . . EDWARDS, WESLEY Wes . . . vocabulist . . . may play pro-baseball . . . mysterious gentle- man from Dukedom . . . suave . . . ELLIOTT, MAXINE BETH Mack . . . sports fan . . . Orches- tra . . . fascinating natural blond . . . home room oflicial . . . French Club . . . longs to drive a maroon con- vertible . . . EMEDE, GERALD PAGE Fur, Feather, 81 Fin Club . . . Jerry is allergic to girls . . . French Club . . . will be a bachelor business- man . . . ENO, JB., JR. Pulled no punches in the Boxing and Badminton Clubs . . . vital and vigilant, but prone to spring feveri' in December . . . FANCHER, ALMA L. Industrious . . . has ambitions for the world of commerce . . . cinem- addict . . . agreeable . . . FARAONE, KATHLEEN M. Lantern Staff . . . Honor Society . . . Kathie has executive aspira- tions . . . Student Council . . . senior class officer . . . dependable . . diplo- matic . . . ' FERGUSON, MARIE ELEANOR Mix Master . . . Fergie,' . . . will do beauty work . . . longs for a Fem- inine Pulchritude Establishment . . . FERRIS, ROSE MARIE French Conversation Club . . . Honor Society . . . will attend M.S.C. to become French teacher . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . efficient and friendly . . . FIELD, DON D. Future bookkeeper and accountant . . . Boxing and Baseball Clubs . . . expects to P.G. . . . paint-splasher . . . very efficient . . . FITZPATRICK, MARGARET V. Tap Dancing Club . . . Student Council legislator . . . home room official . . . Ronnie will cut capers on M.S.C. campus . . . FOGLE, WILLIAM J., JR. Enthusiastic member of Social Dancing Club . . . Bill plans to P.G. . . . interested in aeronautics . . . non- chalant . . . FORBIS, MARGUERITE J. Smart seamstress . . . sympathetic . . . helped to keep law and order in our halls . . . interested in nursing . . . FOSTER, RICHARD DICK Dick . . . supported cross-coun- try, sports, aviation . . . Social Danc- ing Club . . . aspires to capitalize in aviation-then buy a swimming pool . . . FOWLER, GEORGE Auditorum Club . . . enjoys com- mercial studies . . . Camera Club . . . composed . . . super-mimic . . . so- ciable . . . a whiz on roller skates . . . FREDRICK, BERT JOHN, JR. Latin and Dancing Clubs . . . a riot in our senior play . . . hilarious hunts- man . . . aims for U. S. Coast Guard Service . . . GARDNER, RALPH E. Baker . . . desires to be a trans- port pilot or airplane mechanic . . . will probably travel around the world . . . GEOVANES, PAULINE Auditorium Club . . . Polly . . . ad-taker for Lantern . . . future sten- ographer . . . cooperative . . . pos- sesses wander-lust . . . GERKE, ELAINE L. Boosters' Club . . . Rusty . . . secretarial aspirations . . . Honolulu- bound . . . dependable . . . twinkle- toes . . . GIBBS, WANDA LOUISE Needlecraft Club . . . plans to at- tend Comptometer School . . .nick- named Dimples . . . amiable . . . GOORHOUSE, JACK Baseball, football enthusiast . . . Jackson will be a State policeman . . . practical joker . . . GORDON, DOROTHY L. French Club . . . Dot . . . future Michigan State-er . . . Latin Club . . . craves to visit la belle France . . . GORDON, LLOYD S. Flash . . . Social Dancing Club . . . hopes to fly for Uncle Sam . . . may duplicate the Corrigan antic . . . ambitious . . . GOUCHER, RAYMOND E. Ray . . . Social Dancing Club . . . scientiiic farmer . . . engages in fifty- seven varieties of sports . . . GOULD, WANETA Latin Club scholar . . . plans to enter college . . . has hidden desire to teach . . . Dejee . . . Bible Club . . . GREEN, MARCINE ELIZABETH Senior-B Play. . . Needlecraft Club . . . Latin Club . . . plans to do office work . . . Hawaii calls her . . . sociable . . . GROSS, EARL R. Boxing Club booster . . . pugilis- tically powerful! . . . may go to col- lege . . . will amaze us all as a criminologist . . . GROVER, RICHARD A. Dick . . . Social Dancing Club . . . photography is his pet past- time . . . Camera, Drivers' Clubs . . . cartoon-ographer . . . GRUBAUGH, ROBERT Dancing Club . . . Bobo . . . foot- ball, boxing, wrestling enthusiast . . . versatile . . . plans to attend col- lege . . . GUGLE, IRIS C. Red . . . Needlecraft Club . . . Social Dancing Club . . . will work as secretary to finance a trip to Wash- ington, D. C.-to visit the big wigs . . . GUNNELL, ALFRED Boxing Club . . . Al . . . airplane pilot-eer . . . practical joker . . . in- dependent . . . effervescent . . . GYGER, BETTY ANN B.A. . . . quiet . . . plans to attend beauty school . . . California or bust! . . . admirable character . . . ami- able . . . HALE, JEANNE A. Musical aspirations . . . choir . . . Jeannie . . . Social Dancing Club . . . golfer . . . after graduation will trade textbooks for cookbooks . . . HALL, GENEVRA Gene . . . Girl Reserve . . . Mix Master . . . Travel Club . . . plans to enter M.S.C. and study interior decorating . . . HAMMOND, ARLENE M. Dependable pitch-giver for the Choir . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . stenog'-to be . . . Hammy has music-teaching aspirations . . . HAMP, MARY ELIZABETH Southern belle . . . Rebel . . . Girl Reserve official . . . Mix Master . . . yearns to be air hostess . . . Travel Club . . . HANES, CAROLYN GERVAISE Lantern Staff . . . Honor Society . . . recognized artistic ability is hers . . . capable and efficient . . . admired for her sincere graciousness ...modest... HANNEMAN, CARL F. Choir . . . Drama Club . . . rough and ready Romeo . . . the gentleman prefers blonds! . . future contrac- t0I' . . . HARCOURT, WINNIFRED C. t Winnie . . . courageously capable . . . Honor Society . . . interested in French'Club . . . college applicant . . . ambitious . . . HARRISON, JEAN M. Pleasant and capable . . . Peggy . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . plans to teach in a kindergarten . . . friendly . . . HARTMAN, ALVA E. Rudy . . . his pet peeve is people who continually say huh . . . in- terested in baseball . . . good- natured . . . HAVENS, ORIN D. Social Dancing Club . . . Slug . . . future Fireman . . . ambitious to trumpet in Navy Band . . . allergic to the opposite . . . HAYES, MARY BELLE Mike . . . Drama, Needlecraft Clubs . . . ambitious to live the ex- citing life of a journalist . . . gen- tille . . . HAYNES, DOROTHY JANE Dot . . . Travel Club . . . Mix Master . . . Choir . . . yearns to make a success of the three J's -even to compete with the Andrews sisters . . . HENNEY, GENEVA L. Boosters' Club . . . nicknamed Neal . . . secretarial aspirations . . . magnanimous . . . demure . . . festival spirit . . . HETHORN, MARY E. Likes to roller skate . . . a travel bug . . . expects to marry upon leaving school . . . HINMAN, MARY V. Perry . . . consistent member of French Club . . . dependable . . . G.A.A. oflicer . . . home room execu- tive . . . expert seamstress . . . HOBLEY, RUTH A. Student Council . . . Ruthie . . . Mix Master . . . Needlecraft Club . . . future secretary . . . yearns to live in Hawaii . . . HOFFMAN, IRIS I. Stenographic intentions . . . when her ship comes in she'll travel . . . Ike . . . skater deluxe . . . HOISINGTON, RUTH HELEN Ruthie . . . dance addict . . . Tap Club . . . Social Dancing Club . . . prospective nurse . . . vivacious . . . flashing brown eyes! . . . HOLLINGSWORTH, WARREN W. Looks forward to a career behind the stick . . . Bud . . . hopes to teach future Corrigans the right way! . . . HOLMES, IVAH MARIE Future home economics teacher . . . Honor Society . . . French Club . . . accommodating . . . competent . . . systematic . . . punctual . . . HOPPER, CLARK Tall, Csilent?J type . . . dreams of travelling . . . prospective pencil pusher . . . class cut-up . . . HUBBARD, STERLING D. Happy-go-lucky . . . Fur, Feather, 8: Fin Club . . . Doug . . . a prog- nosticator of vital statistics . . . desires to be accountant . . . HUDDLESTON, YVONNE D. Vonnie . . . Easterner advertising staff . . . tranquil simplicity is key- note of her wholesome personality . . . secretarial expectations . . .home- room official . . . likes smart new duds! . . HULBERT, CHARLES R. Back-paddling, crooning Neptune . . . Elibustering Chuck aims at architecture . . . pet peeve: girls who don't return his wink . . . HUNTER, PAUL DAVID Student Council . . . Band . . . aims at marine engineering . . . triple- tongueingn trumpeteer . . . amiable in personality and noted for terpsi- chorean gyrations . . . HURD, DOROTHY JEAN Plans to be bookkeeper . . . has secret desire to play xylophone . . . Auditorium, Mix Master, and Needle- craft Clubs . . . very cooperative, yet independent . . . fun-loving . . . ICKES, RUSSELL K. Enjoys speeding around in spiffy cars . . . Trucks . . . wishes to be a draftsman . . . women-drivers terrify him! . . . cooperative . . . INGERSOLL, ELAINE A. Girl Reserves, Tap Dancing, and Mix Masters Clubs . . . yearns for a Rolles Royce . . . graceful and petite . . . will tease timid taps from tarry- ing toes . . . INMAN, DONALD Don . . . home-room executive . . . Band . . . Mr. Feeman's Labora- tory assistant . . . excells in chem- istry . . . college applicant . . .builds model airplanes . . . JACKSON, ELLEN A. Jackie likes Hying . . . Honor Society . . . Easterner Staff . . . G.A.A. ofiicer . . . athletic . . . capable . . . will be a foreign correspon- dent . . . JACKSON, HELEN MARY Honor Society . . . Easterner Staff . . . Senior class executive . . . Social Dancing . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . Drama Club . . . secretarial aspirations . . . dependable . . .popu- lar . . . JAKOVAC, GEORGIA A. Jo . . . ambitious to teach . . . Bible Club . . . Social Dancing Club . . . expects to be a private secretary . .'. has exceptional ability-and uses 112 .... JENKS, LYLE A-1 auto and airplane mechanic . . . flashy garb . . . trades fisticuffs in the Boxing Club when in the mood . . . vigorous . . . JETKE, GERDA M. Gerte wants to marry a rich man -but first she'll be a private secre- tary . . . Pan American and Bad- rninton Clubs . . . vivid personal- ity . . . JOCHEN, ALBERT Al . capable . . . builder of air- craft miniatures . . .habitual hunts- man and Fisherman . . . exhilarating . . . JOHNSON, DORIS L. Agreeable alto in Choir -. . . has decided upon general ofiice work as a career . . . noted for her coiffure of mahogany tresses . . . infinite variety . . . JOHNSTON, DARREL E. Prominent Art Club member . . . expert of the tubulars . . . has courage of convictions . . . plans to be an A-1 aeronautical mechanic . . . JOLLEY, REXFORD H. Rex . . . would like to be prop- spinner . . . Paint Splasher . . . a book-binder de-luxe is his aim . . . becomingly freckled . . . nose for news . . . JONES, JAMES R. Answers to Jimmy . . . will be lifeguard . . . allergic to women . . . dapper gentleman . . . impish . . . vig- orous . . . JOSEPH, WINIFRED A. Winnie . . . yearns to get away from it all and meet new people . . . has decided to be private secretary . . . joyous . . . ebony tresses . . . independent . . . KANTHACK, DORIS M. Dee . . . longs to be private sec- retary . . . gracious . . . member of Dancing and Badminton Clubs . . . athletic . . . refreshing . . . KEMP, WILLIAM J. Wishes to become a blue-coated protector of society . . . known as Sleepy . . . veteran in varsity foot- ball and basketball . . . accents speed on court and grid-iron. . . KENNEY, ROBERT E. Bob . . . yearns to go to Cali- fornia . . . active in French Club . . . nonchalant . . . future state trooper . . . social dancing addict . . . KENT, ALLEN, JR. Curly yearns to go to Florida . . . participated in track, varsity football, and reserve basketball . . . self-sustaining . . . KENT, CHARLES E. Reserve football and basketball . . . independently able . . . Swede . . . mechanic-ally inclined . . . self- coniident . . . blessed with directed energy . . . KEYES, BEATRICE N. Bea . . . is interested in printing . . . Madrigal Choir . . . Eastemer Staff . . . exhilarating . . .scintillat- ing . . . KIMBALL, MELVA MARJORIE A Girl Reserve with reserved ideas about going West . . . life-saver . . . Bible and Travel Clubs . . . ambitious bookkeeper . . . determined . . . KING, FLORENCE Floss . . . will be an ideal house- wife . . . Social Dancing and Audi- torium Clubs . . . home room execu- tive . . . conservative . . . KIRKSEY, DAVE H. To be traffic manager . . . expert and experienced horseman . . . out- doors-ey . . . very frank . . . impish . . . KISH, ROSE Mix Master . . . Auditorium and Latin Clubs . . . longs to travel across Rockies . . . naive . . . aims at do- mestic career . . . KITTRIDGE, CHARLES J. Chuck . . . is an airplane me- chanic . . . yearns for a Doug Corri- gan Career . . . likes to wrestle . . . independent . . . emphatic . . . KNAPP, KATHLEEN G. Katie's a member of Boosters' Club . . . roller skates . . . collects pictures . . . yearns to say, Number please . . . drummer of Girls' Band . . . zealous . . . KNAPP, LEO D. Future pilot . . . hard-working . . . energetic . . . active in basketball ...iceskates...Band...alert... KNIGHT, MURIEL F. Girl Reserve . . . Drama Club . . . longs for gorgeous garments . . . future modernistic and c a p a b l e housewife . . . poised . . . fashionable sophisticate . . . KORKOSKE, JACOB K., JR. Chief student duty guide . . . Jake . . . dramatic hit of senior play . . . super slip-er of the slush pump . . . prospective naval ensign . . . rhyth- matic . . . 7 -3' KRANER, DOUGLAS D. Choir . . . Doug . . . yearns to swing a baton . . . longs to become architect . . . future college stude . . . alert . . . proficient . . . KRASUTZKY, JULIA Newcomer who made good at East- ern . . competent . . . Latin Club activity interests her . . . persistent . . . plucky . . . LABIDA, JUNE B. Choir warbler . . . moves fast iing- ers in the Crocheting Club and fast feet in the Dancing Club . . . high- spirited . . . animated . . . LANDAU, HELEN LEAH Travel Club . . . collects miniatures of dogs . . . home room official . . . super-subordinate of senior play . . . superior dancer . . . clever . . . LANGWORTHY, CHARLES Clever wit . . . collects guns . . . tinkers with his Ford in his leisure hours . . . Choir . . . hopes to be auto mechanic . . . Philosophical Chuck . . . LARGE, ADAH MAXINE Maxine . . . distinguished dressmaker . . . Girl Reserve . . . in- dividualistic . . . looks forward to modeling as career . . .sparkling per- sonality . . . LARNED, CLIFFORD C. Appropriately called Cliff . . . likes to lie in the arms of Morpheus . . . going south to west coast . . . happy-go-lucky . . . LARSEN, MARY IQOUISE Comely . . . French enthusiast . . . sports-woman . . . expert seamstress . . . Honor Society . . . sweetness personified . . . LARSEN, SHIRLEY J. Shirt,' . . . longs to be a surgical nurse or telephone operator . . . so- ciable songstress . . . diligent . . . LAUGHLIN, PAULINE Obviously nicknamed Blondie . . . Dancing Club . . . jitterbug . . . so- ciable . . . looks forward to oflice work or beauty course . . scintillat- mg . . . LEE, ROBERT Killer . . . prospective composi- tor for a large newspaper . . . would like to be high-class airplane me- chanic . . . dark, subdued industrial- ist . . . LENON, MARY JANE Future designer of coiffeurs in beauty school . . . owner of inspiring locks . , . modern, vivacious . . . sophisticate . . . LETHERMON, RUTH ESTELLA Music is Ruthie's main interest . . . sports booster . . . Travel Club . . . Choir . . . senior play assistant . . . future co-ed at M.S.C .... ingenu- ous . . . LIGHT, E. HOWARD, JR. Bud . . . would make a divine and idolized Glenn Miller . . . Lantern Staff . . . Band . . . future State stu- dent . . . later-of U. S. Army Air Corps . . . Esquire . . . LINN, WENDALL JAY Future carpenter . . . Windy . . . studies aeronautics through models . . . noted for sky-scraper-istics . . . accommodating . . . LOCKWOOD, VICTOR DEAN Second Ty Cobb . . . Vic relaxes with a licorice stick . . . intrepid . . . diligent . . . veteran base- rfaller . . . devotee of Irving Ber- in . . . LOVELL, DONNA CATHERINE Blond belle . . . chatterbox . . . Mix Master . . . Girl Reserve . . . secre- tarial aspirations . . . individual-istic . . . executive of sophomore class . . . LYON. NANCY JANE Nan's a jitterbug . . . scintilat- ing . . . Girl Reserve . . . tapperette . . . ebony tresses . . . entrancing laugh . . . future stenog' . . . MAIN, MARJORIE E. Plans to spend future at home on the range . . . Mix Master . . . physi- ology's dream student . . . tastefully exuberant . . . MANN, ROBERT JAMES Will take pre-medical course at State . . . sound thinker . . . Mug is interested in swimming, and a mem- ber of swimming team . . . home room oflicial . . . MARION, ROBERT DALE Likes ice skating, dancing, and sports . . . president of French and Travel Clubs . . . aspires to enter M.S.C. and major in medical biology . . . rugged individualist . . . MARMON, OWEN H. Owen is going to be a C.P.A .... music-lover . . . Band . . . tall, silent type . . . MARTIN, WILMA ELAINE Prudence Penny's ideal career woman . . . home room official . . . hall oflicer . . . builder-upper of J- Hop and Prom . . . S.P.Q.R. . . . MAY, CORA L. Enjoys cooking and just being helpful . . . Social Dancing Club . . . Bible Study Club . . . domestic . . . MAY, VIOLET LOUISE Social Dancing and Drama Clubs . . . G.A.A. oflicial . . . titian tresses . . . vivid and vital . . . future co-ed or stenographer . . . MAYER, MARILYN MARIE Lantern editor . . . Honor Society . . . class official . . . Lynn's a friend of everyone . . . gracious . . . will attend college . . . honored by D.A.R. MCBROOMS, MARY CATHERINE Clever history student . . versatile in varied vocations . . . will attend college in Ann Arbor to become a medical doctor . . . McBROOMS, THELMA ARLENE Efficient Easterner editor during senior year . . . Honor Society . . . Social Dancing Club . . . prospective foreign correspondent . . . Mix Master . . . 5 MCCLURE, MAXINE ELLEN Mickey . . . bicyclist . . . baseball enthusiast . . . advocate of Helena Rubenstein . . . noted for coal-black hair . . . amiable and considerate . . . MCCONNELL, ROLLAND K. Would like to be a marksman . . . Sleepy . . . prospective carpenter . . . persistent . . . McCRUMB, HOWARD D. Madrigal Choir . . . has political aspirations . . . aims to lead a jivin' jam session . . . basso-profundo . . . the manly type . . . McGUIRE, RUTH NAOMI Will seek position as secretary . . . longs to travel south of the border . . . artistically inclined . . . amazing pianist . . . unassuming . . . Ji McKINSEY, RUTH GENEVIEVE Home room official . . . will work hard at being a lady of leisure before being engaged-as a secretary . . . fastidious . . . McQUEARY, JAMES A Band booster . . . senior play . . . Mac . . . home room executive . . . noted for tap-ing in Spring Dance . . . nonchalantly chival- rous . . . MEREDITH, HAROLD A. Potential taxidermist . . . facile with pen or pencil . . . enjoys humor at his own-or others-expense . . . casually serious . . . METZ, THELMA RUTH Will attend Comptometer School . . . longs to travel to Florida and be lackadaisical . . . friendly . . . imagi- native . . . MEYER. WARREN W. Shorty has dreams of dictator- ship in a Utopia . . . Student Council . . . toots the alto horn in Band . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . sports fan . . . amicable . . . MIDDAUGH, GERALDINE J. Looks forward to business work as career . . . Needlecraft Club . . . Gerry . . . dislikes gossipers . . . am- bitious . . . MINER, ROBERT ALLAN Back-stage assistant . . . will con- centrate on radio at M.S.C. . . . longs for model railroad and a ham sta- tion . . . devotee of variety . . . MITCHELL, GERALDINE Y. Future saleslady . . . longs to go to the deep south . . . Bible Study Club . . . placid . . . domestic . . . MLEJNEK, WILLIAM A. Bill . . . dotes on driving new cars . . . future industrial engi- neer . . . enthusiastic and capable hitchhiker . . . ambitious . . . assidu- ous . . . MOFFIT, DONALD W. Instrumental musician . . . desires to play in a combined concert and swing band . . . builder of model air- planes . . . tune-twister de-luxe . . . MOHRHARDT, EDWARD W. Band . . . will trek by thumb to the happy southland . . . aspires to be hide-beater for a name band . . . Hamboyant abandon when beating the skins . . . MOONEY, BOB Veteran Hi-Y member . . . active in football and baseball . . . Selfridge Field is his aim . . . horses and the Derby interest him . . . reserved. . . MOORED, MARGARET HELEN Aims to be surgical nurse . . . longs to say au revoir and voyage to Paris . . . nimble fingers . . . personi- iies tactful grace . . . MORRISON, DONOLD C. Dreams of entering U. S. Air Corps . . . Red . . . future tin-shop worker . . . industrial-istic inclina- tions . . . daring . . . MORTENSEN, MAY LAVONE Diligent and dependable . . . Lan- tern Staff . . . Vogue-ish . . . Honor Society . . . Girl Reserve . . . benevo- lent . . . MOTE, HELEN FAE Some say college, but Helen says - Nix . . . yearns to travel . . . business interests . . . congenial . . . MYERS, RACHEL KATHLEEN Rae . . . winner of Cervantes Award . . . prospective interior dec- orator . . . yearns to explore the Amazon . . . Auditorium and Spanish Clubs . . . NADON, BUD Home room executive . . . witty . . . debate squad . . . will enter Mich- igan State College . . . ardent sports- man . . . NAGEL, DORIS L. Dorie was consistent Auditorium member . . . charmingly feminine . . . air hostess longings . . . future buyer for department store . . . admir- able . . . NALETT, EDNA MAY Intends to be private secretary . . . chief cafeteria cashier . . . industri- ous . . . softball enthusiast . . . de- votee of cashier-istics . . . NICHOL, ROBERT J. Fur, Feather, 8: Fin Club . . . Nick . . . capable huntsman and Fisherman . . . bike-rider de-luxe . . . NICHOLLS, WILLIAM DONALD Eastern's champion in debate, ora- tory, and extemporaneous speaking . . . Student Council president . . . plans to attend Chicago Moody In- stitute . . . NOBACH, LILA MARIE Tiny . . . collects seldom-seen match folders . . . intelligent and in- genuous . . . sports fan . . . OHMER, AUDREY Girl Reserve . . . stenographic ex- pectations . . . considerate . . . dili- gent and dependable . . . ice skates . . . PALLICK, ROSE MARIE Honor Society . . . will attend Melba Beauty Academy . . . senior play . . . Social Dancing and Bad- minton Clubs . . . fanciful . . . PALMER, SALLY E. Philosophical Sal . . . accom- plished Opera lead . . . senior play lead . . . Drama Club . . . Girls' League prexy . . . friendly . . . vivacious . . . PAPIERNIK, STANLEY J. Stan or Paper neck . . . Boxing Club . . . looks forward to working in department store . . . quiet . . . un- assuming . . . PARMENTER, BETTY ELAINE Blond beauty . . . Girls' League oiiicer . . . Honor Society . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . desires to be private secretary . . . considerate . . . PEARSON, ROBERT B. Speed's a sweet singer in the Choir . . . enjoys athletics . . . partial to singing or radio announcing as career . . . fine sense of humor . . . PERKINS, BERNADINE A. Social Dancing and Badminton Clubs . . . Bernie . . . enthusiastic ice skater . . . mermaid . . . future stenographer . . . versatile . . . PERRO, ELLA LORRAINE Trailer . . . Needlecraft Club . . . lover of dogs . . . roller skating fan . . . hopes to be stenographer . . . decorous . . . PETTIT, MARVIN V. Travel addict . . . anticipates join- ing the I.N.P.A .... Stooge . . . independent . . . congenial . . . S PIER, BARBARA JANE Janie . . . Latin Club . . . enjoys all outdoor sports . . . prospective nurse . . . considerate . . . friendly . . . PLACE, DARLENE VIRGINIA Dancing and outdoor sports fan . . . Chemistry Club . . . Latin Club . . . sedate . . . benevolent . . . steno- graphic ambitions . . . PORTER, JOHN LEE Johnny . . . Art Club . . . Lantern Staff . . . super-artist . . . amicable . . . animated personality . . . POTTER, DONALD L. Future airplane mechanic . second Gene Krupa . . . Don . . one of a set of twins . . . pensive . . . POTTER, WAYNE B. South-paw Potter-the left-handed leather pusher . . . travel-istic . . . Social Dancing Club . . . yearns to fiy a transport . . . happy-go-lucky . . . POWIS, MARY LOUISE Badminton and Girls' Discussion Clubs . . . future teacher of physical education . . . tenacious . . . statues- que . . . PURCHIS, MARDA Has amazing musical ability . . . Choir . . . Mix Master . . . Girl Re- serve . . . secretarial or marital am- bitions . . . chic . . . gorgeously feminine . . . RAMSEY, EUGENE Gene . . hopes to teach high school students their ABC's of his- tory . . . college applicant . . . traveler . . . silent type . . . RATHBURN, LAVERN E. Tiny is about 6 ft. 2 . . . football, basketball, baseball . . . Honor So- ciety . . . future Joe College . . . athletically inclined . . . RAYCRAFT, RAY E., JR. Social Dancing Club . . . wishes to take pre-med' course at M.S.C .... Penney . . . fun-loving . . . radiates a contagious grin . . . REDBURN, DORIS ELAINE Badminton and Boosters' Clubs . . . travel and sports enthusiast . . . future beautician . . . persistent . . . REED, ROLAND RICHARD Ron . . . will go into the insur- ance business . . . rod and reel adven- turer . . . companionable . . . likes to travel . . . REITZ, MARGUERITE Will seek position as secretary . . . Marge . . . ardent bicyclist . . . skating fan . . . modest . . . combines femininity with business ability . . . REMUS, MELVIN ROBERT Prominent . . . president of Honor Society . . . Bud . . . French Club . . . outdoor sports fan . . . desires college education . . . casually seri- ous . . . REUTTER, HARRIETT L. Cameravishing is Rut . . . future Stephen-ite . . . Mix Master . . . Girl Reserve . . . longs to be designer . . . Tap Dancing Club . . . statuesque . . . REY, CLARENCE H. Rusty . . . co-sports editor of the Easterner . . . yearns to be journalist . . . college applicant . . . quietly capable . . . RITTER, HARRIET MARIE Executive of Girls' Discussion Club . . . globe-trotter in the making . . . will do secretarial work . . . sincere . . . cooperative . . . ROBINSON, CLAUDE J. Speed demon . . . Boomer is an auto mechanic . . . longs to beat Sump in a deal . . . reluctant . . . super-salesman . . . ROBLEE, EUGENE R. Bud . . . the he-man type . . . active in football . . . Boxing Club . . . future auto mechanic . . . real- istic . . . ROSE, JOHN A. Member of Boys' Quartette . . . art is his avocation . . . Sonny will go into business administration . . . Choir . . . diligent Library Staff worker . . . ROUTT, HAROLD E. He'll join the Navy to see the sea . . . Hi-Y Club member I . . happy-go-lucky . . . unassum- ing . . . ROWLEY, ARTHUR N, JR. Inventive Art . . . accomplished airplane miniature builder . . . Air- plane Club . . . Tumbling Club . . . aviator-ial ambitions . . . M.S.C.- ef... RUSH, BEATRICE A. Tap Dancing Club . . . Bea . . . outdoor sports enthusiast . . . yearns to become a model . . . reservedly friendly . . . RUSNAK, EVELYN EILENE Fervent sports fan . . . future beau- tician .. Evi . . . energetic . . . famous for her giggle . . . impish . . . SALTZGIVER, VALLA JANE Jackie . . . Girl Reserve . . . ad- dicted to roller skating . . . Social Dancing Club . . . uunreconstructed rebel . . . SATTERLEE, GERALD Future art instructor . . . Art Club . . . Lantern Staff . . . Music Appre- ciation Club . . . likes abstract de- signs . . . whimsical . . . capable Gerry . . . SAWDY, MARJORIE RUTH Nicknamed Marge . . . zealous . . . has marital aims . . . the medical profession gets her.. . practical . . . SCHLICHER, ROBERT Desires to be driver of a big truck . . . Bob . . . hopes to be indepen- dent-for the rest of his life . . . venturesome . . . SCHULTZ, DALLAS EUGENE Lantern Staff . . . second only to Walt Disney . . . nicknamed Texas', . . . expects to be professional car- toonist . . . Easterner artist . . . in- genuous . . . SEGER, JIM R. Swimming star . . . Fur, Feather 81 Fin Club . . . future aviator . . . plays baseball . . . Boxing Club . . . aggressive . . . SELLERS, RUTH PAULINE Tillie . . . Girls' Band . . . de- sires to swing out in a jazzy band . . . Tap and Social Dancing Clubs . . . future beautician . . . decorous . . . SHAY, CATHERINE MARGARET Girl Reserve . . . Katie . . . dili- gent . . . owns an increasing number of scrapbooks . . . looks forward to a secretarial position . . . winsome . . . SHELDEN, E. EUGENE Bible and Chemistry Clubs . . . future college student . . . aspires to be outstanding chemist . . . Gene . . . distinctive . . . SHULNBURG, BETTY JANE Suzy . . . Auditorium Club . . . rescues stray dogs and cats . . . bi- cyclist . . . future telephone operator . . . sensibly serious . . . SIEB, NORMAN HUGHES Active in sports-baseball, tennis, basketball . . . Social Dancing Club . . . to be M.S.C.-er . . . Sieb . . . dynamic personality . . . SIMPSON, CHARLES RUSSELL Doc . . . Glee Club . . . will be super-salesman . . . successfully hunts and Fishes . . . venturesome . . . SINAS, THOMAS Home room official . . . Social Dancing Club . . . plays baseball . . . nonchalant . . . hitches his wagon to Harvard . . . SIRHAL, JOSEPH E. Won All-State mention in football . . . Esq. . . . ardent sports fan . . . wants to do a little engineer- ing . . . likes girls! . . . suave . . . SKIDMORE, EDWARD OTIS Longs for an Annapolis appoint- ment . . . Honor Society . . . Ed . . . president of junior class . . . vice- president of senior class . . . Prom chairman . . . amicable . . . SLEIGHT, SPENCER D. Spence is a football player . . . future soil conservationist . . . cus- todian of Honor Society's coins . . . enjoys baseball . . . SLIDER, CHARLES Doc . . . camera fiend . . . desires to join the Navy . . . Hi-Y member . . . naive . . . amicable . . . SMITH. BUDD F. Budd is president of our senior class . . . J-Hop chairman . . . mem- ber of Hi-Y . . . amiable . . . Honor Society . . . admirable . . . SMITH, CLAYTON M. Social Dancing Club . . . Homer . . . varsity baseball . . . Babe Ruth's stand-in . . . ambitious to become professional ball player . . . adventur- ous . . . SMITH, DELBERT C. Accomplished boxer and wrestler . . . Social Dancing Club . . . collects stamps . . . looks forward to becom- ing post office clerk . . . Romeo . . . SMITH, ROSE JANE Boosters' Club . . . considerate . . . auburn-haired reddy is a Mix Master . . . future secretary . . . a pal to everyone . . . SNYDER, JACK D. Satisfied industrial student . . . builder of model airplanes . . . desires to work in the post office . . . earnest . . . SODER, E. MARGUERITE Future Ayer-istocrat . . . chic chef . . . Boosters' Club . . . Margv . . . sympathetic . . . winsome . . . SOUTHARD, BETTE JEAN Future surgical nurse . . . extremely sympathetic . . . hilarious house mother in Spring Dance . . . French Club . . . superior dramatic ability . . . SPRINGER, FRANK L. Lantern's Rembrandt . . . pass- snatcher on the gridiron . . . college applicant . . . baseball enthusiast . . . tall, silent, and very eligible! . . . SPURRELL, ARNOLD H. Arnie . . . Fur, Feather, 8: Fin Club . . . collector of rare match folders . . . Auditorium Club . . . super-salesman . . . STEARNS, DARRELL E. Golf Club . . . has unbelievable fish stories to tell . . . ice skates . . . looks forward to becoming a drafts- man . . . jubilant . . . STEVENS, JOSEPHINE D. Propitious disposition . . . reserved Jo . . . Girl Reserve . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . clever seam- stress . . . STIVER, LA MAR Jovial Bud . . . swimming star . . . aims for Bell Telephone Drafting School . . . yearns to be political boss . . . entertains a host of friends . . . STREETER, CAROL Left our studios before gradua- tion . . . STRICKLAND, EDWARD W. Bombastic batter of the baseball . . . boss of home room . . . Ed's a plucky guy who's sure to succeed . . . divot digger . . . SUMP, RAYMOND J. Obliging Speck . . . says his hobby is girls . . . has an aptitude for mechanical arts . . . ardent sports- man . . . SWICK, MAXWELL B. Boxing Club . . . Social Dancing Club . . . Max is a sociable sort ...Choir...Band...awhizon the dance floor . . . SWISHER, RUSSELL EARL Resourceful . . . competent mem- ber of Lantern Staff . . . cross coun- try . . . future scientific forester . . . Russ is very dependable . . . in- dependently able to succeed . . . SYMONDS, PAULINE R. Determined . . . Pauline is a con- vivial jeune fille . . . a promising beautician . . . Girls' Discussion Club-er . . . considerate . . . TAYLOR, ALVIN EDWARD Auditorium Club member . . . yearns to be a fingerprint expert . . . Al is tastefully self-confident Hi-Y Club . . . TAYLOR, MAHLON F. Model airplaneer . . . Red . . . desires to become competent drafts- man . . . hopes to design automobile bodies . . . tranquil . . . TEFFT, VIRGINIA LOUISE Ginger yearns to play in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra . . . Choir . . . will be a capable profes- sional accompanist . . . sweet and charitable . . . TEGGES, DOROTHY JEAN She's nicknamed Dottie . . . Girl Reserve . . . this charming lady will be a secretary . . . expressive eyes are one of her many assets . . . TENNEY, IRENE L. Social Dancing Club . . . enthusi- astic ice skater . . . sews scrap-work quilts . . . future telephone operator . . . Tenny is captivating . . . THAYER, IVAN Ive . . . future woodworker or mechanic in the automotive industry . . . competent . . . able typesetter . . . THOMAS, JERRINE MARIE Musical ., . . Jerry . . . loves sports . . . considerate and coopera- tive . . . future college or business- college student . . . Girls' Band . . . THOMPSON, EVELYN M. Consistent member of the Social Dancing Club . . . determinate . . . Tommy plans to be a secretary . . . Drama Club enthusiast . . . THORBURN, RUTH E. Ruthie is active . . . chairman of Girls' League dance . . . Honor So- ciety . . . French Conversation Club . . . aspires to tap-dancing career . . . has a lease on charm . . . THORNTON, OAKLEY D. Popular home room official . . . in- trigued with Airplane Club for sev- eral semesters . . . longs to be a concert violinist . . . suave . . . THROGMARTIN, WILLIAM A. Crack-shot pocket-billiard champ . . . plays golf . . . desires to become manager of professional athletes and entertainers . . . travel addict . . . THROOP, CHARLES R. Chuck . . . president of Camera Club . . . photo-genie . . . never seen without his picture box . . . con- siderate . . . TILLMAN, MURIEL HELEN Choir . . . looks forward to being a private secretary . . . Tilly is a model lady . . . kind, considerate. and modest . . . TOBIAS, DOROTHY JOANNE Future fashion designer and buyer . . . Lantern Staff . . . Dot . . . Honor Society . . . French Club . . . fervent sports fan . . . effer- vescent . . . TOLBERT, BETTE JEANNE Plans to get a stenographic posi- tion . . . Senior-B play . . . Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . admir- able . . . TRACY ARLENE FRANCES Won G.A.A. cup for gym squad leaders . . . longs to travel to Swit- zerland . . . Badminton Club . . . future linotypist . . . lively . . . TREGLOWN, MILDRED GLADYS Needlecraft Club . . . Millie . . . desires to work in a telephone oflice before acquiring the airs of a Euro- pean . . . unassuming . . . TURK, ROBERT JACK Turkey . . . Social Dancing and Drivers' Clubs . . . plans to sell sporting goods . . . self-confident . . . TURNER, ELLA M. Will be a piano teacher . . . Needle- craft, Travel, and Social Dancing Clubs . . . yearns to work in a green- house . . . benevolent . . . UTTER, VIOLET MAE Ut will soon be a co-ed . . . delegate to inter-city council for Girl Reserves . . . Drama Club comedy sensation of senior play . . . enthralling . . . VAIL, NINA ELIZABETH Betty plans to attend Ferris In- stitute . . . consistent president of home room . . . society editor of Easterner . . . friendly . . . VERHOEVEN, CORNELIUS S. Aviation Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Casey is ambitious to earn a diploma from M.S.C .... winning disposition . . . VER PLANCK, MARY HELEN Girl Reserve . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . Honor Society . . . ambitious young lady imbued with secretarial aims . . . Dutchy . . . VIACHES, JULIA IRENE Julie plans to work for a tele- phone company . . . Badminton Club member . . . home room executive . . . Hawaii-bound . . . diligent . . . VITOVSKY, THOMAS A. Home room president . . . Tom . . . would-be buyer of Philippines . . . track teamster . . . state-trooper- istically inclined . . . WALKER, ROSCOE J. Recognized by cowlicks . . . home room and Boosters' Club presidents . . . football, baseball, basketball . . . Honor Society . . . Alma-ite . . . WALTER, MARY FRANCES Refreshing and individual . . . yearns to swim the Panama Canal . . . Library and Easterner Staffs . . . Antioch College applicant . . . WALTON, MADOLYN F. Honor Society . . . Golf, Needle- craft, and Social Dancing Clubs . . . sincere Tink . . . stenographic future-alternative, a florist . . . WATKIN, FRANK W. Bishop will go to college . . . riot of Senior-B play . . . Student Council . . . will be radio announcer . . . dynamic personality . . . WATZEL, AUSTIN B. Would like to go to Guatamala . . . Honor Society . . . Lantern Staff . . . Student Council . . . senior play . . . Professor will enter State . . . forceful and effective . . . WEBB, WILLIAM C. Bill . . . Honor Society member . . . sports enthusiast . . . will attend Business College . . . venturesome . .. WEEKS, KEITH WHITNEY Would like to own all the Jefferson nickels coined in 1938! . . . ambitious . . . looks forward to managing a farm . . . vigorous . . . WEISENBERG, MARIE E. Intends to be a stenographer . . . longs to go down Mexico way - to see our southern neighbors . . . nicknamed Mary . . . modest . . . WILCOX, DELBERT J. Swimming team . . . Tumbling Club . . . plans to take a motorcycle trip to California . . . Band . . . would like to buy a floating castle . . . alert . . . WINKLER, ERNEST M. Dependable . . . intelligent . . . Ernie will enter Michigan State College . . . to be a successful busi- nessman is his aim . . . WOLFE, SHIRLEY MAE Called Wootie . . . desires to be a super soda-jerker . . . active in debating . . . Drama Club . . . Life- Saving Club-er . . . animated . . . WOOD, LEONARD A. Will gain further knowledge on the banks of the Red Cedar . . . Chemistry and Aviation Clubs . . . Len . . . plans to see the world . . . analytic . . . considerate . . . WOOLFAN, JANE LEE Janie will enter college... Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . committee co-operativef. . . jour- nal-istic . . . will be buyer for a department store . . . WYBLE, MAXINE LOUISE Micky . . . active in Social Danc- ing Club . . . will be a charming stenographer . . . Easterner Adver- tising Staff . . . immaculately groomed ...earnest . . . YANZ, ROSALEE Student Council . . . would like to go to Yucatan to see her pen pal . . . drum majorette . . . Honor Society . . . 5-A League council delegate . . . will enter college . . . energetic . . . YANZ, ROSEMARY Desires to continue her drum majorette work-in college . . . Honor Society . . . member of Athletic Board of Control . . . Lantern Staff ...active... YOUNGLOVE, GERALD He's hailed as Gerry . . . one of the men behind the Easterner press . . . considerate and individual . . . plans for career of printing . . . longs for world travel . . . ZALEWSKI, FRANK Handy Man . . . tinkers with queer things-and finds what makes them tick . . . will be a mechanic . . . industrious . . . motor-cycle enthu- siast . . . ZDYBEL, FRANK J. Yearns for money . . . independent . . . Golf Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . would like to live on and own a superior yacht! . . . ambitious . . . ZIMMERMAN, RUTH B. Ruthie . . . will clerk in store . . . demure . . . likes to bicycle . . . as- sumes responsibility readily . . . indi- vidualistic . . . President-Wilson Strange, Vice-President-Harry Hedges, Secretary-Geraldine Webster, Treasurer- Margery White, Adviser-Mr. Leyrer. Struggling to gain fame in the movies these energetic extras and vivacious ingenues entered the gates of the studio in january, 1938. After three years of hard studying and training before the grinding cameras, they hoped to gain contracts and become full- fledged, top-rank stars. The change of environment was new to them. Each extra was alone in a crowd. All the strangeness of the sur- roundings vanished during the first hour of the Sophomore Mixer, February 19, 1938, when jovial Mr. Leyrer made a group of strangers life-long friends. Thus began the happy social life of the new starlets. Striving for new ideas, this ac- tive class undertook a party, the Junior Bee Buzz, April 29, 1939. CO-STARS SENIOR CLASS '41 The White Cap Whirl was the Hrst gala social affair to be en- joyed by these featured players. A very successful J-Hop was held on a gigantic set astoundingly dec- orated as an ocean liner. 'fRemember the Night of Feb- ruary 29, 1940?-That was the evening of the colorful premiere of the Senior B Play, Wings of the Morningf' Acclaimed a great success by the audience and critics, it established many thespians as first-rank artists. Powerful drama, human comedy, and mystery filled the theatre as the play unfolded before them. The struggling days of extra-hood were now a mem- ory of the past. Now rising to star-studded heights under guidance of their Page Thirty-two dynamic director, Mr. Leyrer, these actors and actresses will at- tain their ultimate goal in January, 1941, when the coveted Academy Award will be presented them in the form of an Eastern Diploma! Former officers: Sophomore- President .,,,...,.,.,......,, Zane Amell Vice-President ...,,. Gordon Haley Secretary .,,,,,,, Bethany Hopphan Treasurer ,,,,,,,.,, Frances Johnson Junior- President .,,,,,,.......,,,... Zane Amell Vice-President ........,..,..,,......,,.. ,,,,,.......,,,...Bette Lou Harris Secretary ,,,,.... Bethony Hopphan Treasurer ....,.,,.. Frances Johnson ADSIT, GUY Joe will be a bookkee er de p . . . - slrous of seeing America first . . . ponderous . . . ALBAUGH, KATHRYN Auditorium, Pan American, Travel, Drama Clubs . . . Mickey . . . senior play lead . . . devotee of radio drama . . . zealous . . . ALGATE, CATHERINE Dark-eyed Kay . . . charter mem- ber of Girl Reserves . . . placid . . . delightful . . . AMELL, ZANE Class president for two years . . . Amo intends to be a doctor . . . Club . . . Boxing and Hi-Y Clubs . . . Student Council President . . . clever baton-twirler . . . AMES, NELSON Happy-go-lucky . . . Knocky will retire from active circulation upon leaving these studios . . . confirmed batch . . . ANDERSEN, ROBERT Hailed as Andy . . . disciple of ,Isaac Walton . . . expert marksman . . . enthusiastic . . . ARNING, MAXINE Cheerful nurse to be . . . Honor Society . . . Latin Club . . . Macky . . . piano accordionist . . . ingenu- ous . . . ASHER, ROBERT Longs to slink mysteriously to the Orient . . . senior play . . . chairman of the I-Hop . . . home room execu- tive . . . friendly M.S.C.-er . . . Band . . . AVIS, HELEN Distinguished blond . . . Sweetie . . . will study beauty culture . . . Madrigal Choir . . . Opera cast . . . has ideal schoolgirl complexion . . . AXELSEN, HELGE Desires to be scientist of biology and chemistry . . . Fur, Feather, Q Fin Club . . . home room offi- cial . . . Curly's a woman-hater de-luxe! . . . AZELTON, ROBERT Bob . . . good sport . . . Club . . . baseball, football . . . will study veterinary science to become inspector . . . Lantern Staff . . V. frolicksome . . . ' BACH, MARY ' To acquire new friends is Mary's objective . . . expert cook, seam- stress, and dancer . . . model house- wife . . . capable and punctual . . . BAGULEY, PHYLLIS Member of Lansing's Symphony . . . secretarial intentions . . . outdoor-ish . . . personality! . . . cavorts around the doghouse . . . Phil . . . BALDINO, PAUL Mighty merchant . . . Baldy . . . lives mellifluously . . . artistic incli- nations . . . esteems the opposite . . . BANDY, ELVIN Bean Ball Bandy . . . will keep the public on the straight and narrow . . . judicial mind . . . future state policeman . . . companionable . . . BANNAN, FRANCIS Will enter the medical profession . . Club . . . perfection in Latin is his goal . . . Choir . . . impish . . . BARBER, EDGAR Ed . . . promises to supercharge his Green Hornet . . . longs to drive an Indianapolis speed racer . . . turbulent . . . BARE, ALMA JANE Clarinetist de-luxe . . . a melod-eer . . . compassionate . . . future nurse . . . and when she dines-she always dines with Willie . . . BARNARD, C. A. Will be factory worker . . . Comic . . . impressionable . . . re- verie-er . . . languid . . . BARNARD, LEON Pete . . . impulsive . . . indepen- dent . . . will hob-nob with the Big League-ers . . . great physical agil- ity . . . BARTLEY, HOWARD Will benefit society with produc- tive research . . . happy when stunt- ing on roller skates . . . Lanky is idealistic . . . BATES, DARWYN Prospective state trooper . . . yearns to play a. 'Stradivarius . . . dauntless . . . Slim . . . BECKER, ELEANOR Bea . . . desires to lead jive . . . has secretarial aspirations . . . Social Dancing Club . . . valiant . . . BENNETTS, KENNETH Test Pilot . . . Benny wishes to go to Selfridge Qld . . . understand- ing hall official . . . jester . . . BLANCHARD, RONALD Artis: in the iield of enjoyment . . . plans to college-ize himself . . . ping pong and baseball enthu- siast . . . accommodating . . . BLODGETT, CLARK Tyrone Power-ish . . . Hi-Y execu- tive . . . golfs and clicks cameras . . . Student Council . . . future elec- trical engineer . . . J-Hop committee member . . . BLOSSEY, EUGENE Gene . . . a motorcycle enthu- siast . . . will travel around U. S. on his motorcycle . . . master me- chanic . . . BLOUGH, ROBERT Bob . . . active member of Tumbling Club . . . hopes to attend an architectural college in Europe . . . energetic . . . BOOMERSHINE, WILLIAM Desires to become a capable archi- tect . . . composed Boomer . . . baseball fan . . . agreeable personal- ity . . . BOWLBY, MARGARET Hopes to become a practical nurse . . . able seamstress . . . coopera- tive . . . capable . . . versatile reader . . . BOWLING, JOHN Anxious for trip to northwoods . . . follower of the Big League . . . obliging . . . plans to enter Forestry Department . . . BRADY, BUD Doc . . . future college student . . . scholarly ambitions . . . longs for an original Ford . . . radiates good will . . . BRANDIS, RAY Wishes to be an engineer . . . boxer . . . Social Dancing Club . . . aviator- ial ambitions . . . a good listener . . . BROWN, JACK Social Dancing Club . . . Brownie longs to own a car . . . prospective salesman . . . responsible . . . BROWN, NORMA Secretarial aspirations . . . desires to travel . . . devotee of popular music . . . friendly and coopera- tive . . . BROWN, VIOLET Latin Club . . . Vi . . . Lantern Staff . . . plans to enter nurses' train- ing school . . . tapperette . . . im- maculately groomed . . . BRUINSMA, EILEEN Honor Society . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Bunny aims for college . . . travel addict . . . amicable and poised . . . CAINE, BETTY Came to Eastern from East Lan- sing High . . . Auditorium Club . . amiable secretary . . . fanciful . . . CAMPBELL, LLEWELLYN Withdrew from these studios be- fore graduation . . . CARVER, MILDRED Would enjoy life as a traveling secretary . . . Girls' Band . . . mer- maid . . . considerate . . . CASLER, RALPH Schmultz . . . aviator-ially in- clined . . . earnestly ambitious . . . eagerly cooperative . . . CHARLIE, GEORGE Yearns for a new motorcycle . . . Honest George . . . motorcycle racing is his aim . . . CLARK, EARL Dutch wants to play professional baseball . . . captain of football, base- ball, and basketball . . . Eastern's All- American boy . . . statuesque . . . friendly . . . COCHRAN, GWENETH Social Dancing Club . . . excellent woodworker . . . Gwen will see the world . . . ambitious to farm scientifi- cally . . . CORYELL, WILLIAM C., JR. Home room president . . . expert draftsman . . . Bill . . . yearns to travel to Florida . . . manly . . . CUSHION, ALICE Alley . . . has secretarial aspira- tions . . . admits M.S.C. has its at- tractions . . . collects photos of Gables and Powers . . . CUSHION, ELEANOR Elly . . . lover of 'the sea . . . fancies secretarial work . . . tran- quilly reserved . . . CUSHION, LEON Camera Fiend . Home room execu- tive . . . will atte M.S.C .... future electrical engineer . . . DAILEY, ROBERT F. Bob's interested in polo . . . aspires to become successful horse trainer . . . happy-go-lucky . . . flashes captivating grin . . . DAVIS, BAZIL Social Dancing Club . . . desires to go north . . . hopes to join the Army or Navy . . . Toto . . . DAVIS, LEON Aims to join the Army Air Force . . . Social Dancing Club . . . ready, willing and able . . . DAVIS, NELLIE Nana . . . Tap Dancing and Life- Saving Clubs . . . prospective foreign correspondent for a newspaper . . . vigorous . . . DAVIS, RAYMOND Boxer . . . will be an athletic di- rector . . . marital ambitions . . . Ray . . . amiable . . . DE KAMP, CELESTINE Social Dancing Club . . . scrap- book enthusiast . . . Sal . . . inspired by surgical nursing . . . Hawaii- bound . . . DOWN, PHYLLIS Student Council . . . future co-ed . . . yearns to travel . . . Phil . . . Badminton and Girls' Discussion Clubs . . . DRYER, AMELIA Flash . . . tap dancer . . . Girls' Discussion Club . . . Travel and Life- Saving Clubs . . . vivacious air hostess to be . . DUNCKEL, DONNA Will attend Ingham County Nor- mal . . . yearns to inherit a fortune . . . sports fan . . . Auditorium Club . . . aggressive . . . EGGLESTON, LIAL Left our studios before gradua- tion . .. ENYART, WARREN Friendly . . . Boys' Glee Club . . . Red . . . demon of the baseball diamond . . . will enter music aca- demy . . . Social Dancing Club . . . ERNSBERGER, DICK President of F.F.F .... football, swimming . . . Dick . . . future collegiate . . . may join Navy . . . adventurous . . . EVANOFF, CARL Faithful friend . . . a sportsman . . . hopes to some day own a schooner . . . Ki will be a pattern worker . . . EVANS, WINIFRED Social Dancing Club . . . travel- istic . . . future secretary . . . un- assumingly capable . . . respon- sible . . . FISHBECK, DORIS Athletic record-breaker . . . adept mermaid . . . Social Dancing Club . . . Boosters' Club . . . Helen Wills Moodey . . . diving Fish . . . FOSTER, WELLS Smiley . . . Badminton and Social Dancing Clubs . . . home room presi- dent . . . witty . . . fleet-footed ice skater . . . FRAZEUR, KATIE Scholarly Kay . . . Latin Club . . . future nurse . . . domestic . . . Girls' Band . . . friend indeed . . . FRENCH, JOYCE Won fame as member of Eastern's most popular trio . . . Girl Reserve . . . Opera comic . . . effervescent . . . GANNON, JACK Johnny is independent! . . . en- joys swimming . . . stern boss . . . ambitious . . . future state trooper . . . GLOSSOP, KATHERINE Would-be beautician . . . owns raven tresses . . . hailed as Katie . . . loves to read by a cozy fire . . . GORDON, DONALD Ambitious printer . . . Don . . . looks forward to career of press- feeding . . . death,' on boring speeches . . . his pride and joy is his 1930 Dodge . . . GREGG, REX Scorpion . . . collects police bulletins on fingerprinting . . . Hi-Y and Golf Clubs . . . admired for his wise cracks . . . peppy . . . GRIEVE, DELBERT Flashes across basketball courts . . . golfs and bowls . . . future state trooper . . . has affection for dogs . . . frolicsome . . . GRIFFITH, ELIZABETH Desires to be a nurse . . . industri- ous Latin Club member . . . musical . . . sporty Beth . . . HALLENBECK, JACK President of French Conversation Club . . . excellent parlez-vous-er . . . Boxing Club . . . Zeke . . . to be chemical engineer . . . HARDY, LAVONNA Swimming and dancing are Billie's hobbies . . . secretarial as- pirations . . . vocal-izes . . . compan- ionable . . . HARKE, DONALD Easy-going Mohammed . . . stamp collector . . . adept machinist . . . court jester . . . HARRINGTON, JAMES and Social Dancing Clubs . . . Red's outdoor-ish . . . terrif' driver . . . chief worry-girls . . . HARRIS, BETTE LOU Future co-ed and school marm . . . vice-president of junior class . . . delightfully feminine . . . Lantern Staff . . . French Club . . . Honor Society . . . HARRIS, ERMA Martie . . . ballroom stepper . . . Girl Reserve . . . excellent club worker . . . petite . . . sportive . . . HASTINGS, CLAUDE Athletic . . . dog house dickerer . . . will retire from Eastern studios to manufacturing interests . . . HEDGES, HARRY Vice-president of senior class . . . Honor Society . . . Lantern Staff . . 1 aspires to aeronautical engineer- ing . . . reliable . . . HEWITT, LOIS Loie . . . sports fan . . . Social Dancing Club . . . J-Hop committe- tee . . . domestic . . . overliowing with vitality . . . HICKLING, TED 'KDeft driver . . . sleepytime Ted . . . gas station worker . . . future squad car driver . . . vigorous . . . HILL, JAMES Tall, dark doctor of automobiles. . . mender of broken chassis . . . avia- tion enthusiast . . . HILL, STEPHANIE Steve . . . reads all the latest novels . . . will splice the rope and do the homework . . . versatile . . . HILLMAN, CATHERINE Expert typist . . . Honor Society . . . pedals a wheel . . . will be office specialist . . . reliable . . . HOLLIDAY, ROBERT Sleepy Hollow . . . president of Chemistry Club . . . will remain a bachelor . . . Madrigal Choir . . . HOLNAGLE, FRED Spanish club . . . scientific encyclo- pedia . . . Fred . . . builder of baby planes . . . interested in archaeology . . . HOPPHAN, BETHANY Pro-golfer . . . State journal re- porter . . . secretary of sophomore and junior classes . . . Honor Society . . . superior ability . . . dependable . . . HUNTER, ROBERT Bob . . . expert cartoonist . . . optimistic . . . Boxing Club . . . build- er of model airplanes . . . practical . . . HUTCHENS, PAUL Softball King . . . automotive genius . . . Hash on skates . . . plans to clip the clouds . . . JAMESON, BETTY LOU Home room secretary . . . reserv- edly feminine . . . graceful glider in Social Dancing Club . . . future switchboard plugger . . . conserva- tive . . . JENKINS, ESTER MADGE Blonde lassie . . . future home- maker . . . domestic . . . deft adap- ter of needle and thread . . . Girls' League unit ofFicer . . . JEROME, MARTHA Emma,' . . . tastefully conservative in dress and grooming . . . plans on stenographic career . . . JOHNSON, FRANCES Quip-cracker Fran . . . treasurer of junior class . . . Senior B play . . . aggressive Travel and Social Dancing Club member . . . JOHNSON, RICHARD Silent Dick . . . death on break- fast-food crunchers . . . French Club . . . a wow at cracking the whip . . . JOURDAIN, CLARICE Sport hobbiest . . . Social Dancing Club . . . Music Appreciation-ist . . . future stenographer . . . KELLOGG, ELEANOR Girl Reserve . . . Choir . . . the future Kirsten Flagstad . . . inde- pendently active . . . KINNEY, WAYNE The boss of the Madrigal Choir . . . octaving athlete . . . plans to be a big, bad cop! . . . KLASKO, CHRISTINE Her chief interest is reading . . . compiles interesting Scrapbooks . . . future beauty operator . . . KLETKE, EDWARD Otto . . . football . . . amiable . . . yearns to fly . . . aspires to a suc- cessful parachute jump . . . KOELLER, FERN Ardent sports fan . . , belle of the dance floor . . . desires to become a private secretary . . . KOGUT, HELEN Sports enthusiast . . . her hobbies are dancing and ice skating . . . plans to be a capable secretary . . . KOWALK, FRANCIS Noted for rock salt episode . . . may attend aviation school . . . likes softball . . . adventurous . . . LITTLEFIELD, DAN Enthusiastic hunter and Fisherman . . . lives for the present . . . apti- tude for mechanics . . . accommo- dating . . . KZESKI, LOUISE Louie', . . . dancing hobbyist . . . enjoys singing . . . plans to become a stenographer . . . capable . . . opti- mistic . . . LANGWORTHY, DONALD His chief interest is girls-and he admits it . . . Don . . . Auditorium Club . . . undecided future . . . LEISURE, BLAINE Travel and Hi-Y Clubs . . . saves curious sea shells . . . Flash . . . desires a government position . . . collects odd facts . . . LEWIS, JOAN Jo tumbles and ice skates . . . Travel Club . . . hopes to attend col- lege . . . Honor Society . 1 . Student Council . . . Lantern staff . . . ath- letic . . LIFFORD, WILLIAM Optimistic Bill . . . happy-go- lucky . . . school is his pet peeve- but he's glad it's compulsory . . . KORROCH, KURT Hienie . . . plays ping pong . . . Social Dancing and Badminton Clubs ...hopes to be a pilot . . . LOGUE, MARVIN Musical interests . . . Marv . . . Band and Orchestra . . . college is in the ofling . . . exhilarating . . . MALTBY, WILLIAM Model airplane-building is Bill's hobby . . . he plans to be a mechanic .. . capable . . . MARSH, ELAINE Eli . . . enjoys music . . . J-Hop committee . . . Social Dancing Club . . . Madrigal Choir . . . will trade textbooks for cookbooks . . . MARSHALL, PHYLLIS Her future plans are built around the duties of a housewife . . . Phil . . . sleep-worshiper . . . expressive brown eyes . . . MARVIN, RUTH Venturesome globe-trotter . . . fervent skating fan . . . Ginger will be a competent stenog . . . MAYES, WALTER Auto-shop is Walt's chief con- cern . . . ambitious to tune up airplane motors . . . likes to ice skate . . . McCASLIN, DORTHA Dart . . . dexterous needleworker . . . loves music and ice skating . . . music-teacher to be . . . McCLOUD, RODNEY French Club . . . Rod . . . chem- istry fan . . . desires to serve as oflicer in Navy Submarine Corps . . . MERCER, WILLIAM Bill . . . woodworking hobbyist . . . enthusiastic hunter and Fisher- man . . . cooperative . . . future tool designer . . . confirmed batch . . . MIDDLETON, SIDNEY Short dresses and women are Sid's pet peeves . . . ambitious industrial student . . . collects phono- graph records . . . impish . . . MILLER, DOROTHY Girl Reserve . . . maker of scrap- books . . . sports enthusiast . . . aspires to be a capable teacher . . . MILLER, HAROLD Future male secretary . . . Pee Wee . . . awe-inspiring cheer leader . . . indulger in sports . . . MONTGOMERY, MARJORIE Marg . . . Social Dancing and Pan American Clubs . . . plans to be secretary . . . reliable . . . compas- sionate . . . MOORE, IONE Versatile mermaid . . . active in Social Dancing, Auditorium Club, and Band . . . Girl Reserve . . . detests certain opposites . . . charming . . . MOORE, LORRAINE Future hair-setter . . . collects movie photos . . . death,' on gum crackers . . .all-around sportswoman ...demure... MOREY, HELEN Social Dancing Club . . . Flash . . . J-Hop committee . . . conserva- tive . . . ambitious . . . MORSE, ESTHER Rennie . . . trips the light fan- tastic . . . maiden of the silver skates . . . specializes in catchy tunes . . . Girl Reserve . . . Mix Master . . . MURPHY, IONE G.A.A. president . . . Girls' League officer . . . ardent sports fan . . . Bad- minton Club . . . Girls' Band . . . scintillating . . . MURRELL, SHIRLEY Nome . . . Tumbling and Tap Dancing Clubs . . . sports enthusiast . . . sweet and unassuming . . . charitable . . . compassionate . . . MUZZY, LORRAINE Girl Reserve . . . future social worker . . . ping pong player . . . avid sports fan . . . eager to be helpful . . . MYERS, JUNE Juno . . . desires to be a school teacher . . . foreign correspond-er . . . intensely interested in foreign lan- guages . . . NAKFOOR, EUGENE Ping pong enthusiast . . . photogra- phy fiend . . . Professor . . . pilot- eering desires . . . NUGENT, JACK French Club . . . superior artistic ability is his . . . J-Hop committee . . . efficient designer . . . admirable . . . Senior B play . . . O'MEARA JOHN Devotee of classical music . . . may be professional musician . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . Johnnie . . . Student Council . . . congenial . . . PAPPAS, MILDRED Pill . . . Pan American and Music Appreciation Clubs . . . enthusiastic foreign correspondent . . . owns in- triguing dimples . . . Senior B play . . . PARK, ROBERT Known as Bob . . . interested in drafting and golf . , . hunter . . . after humming to Florida, aims at being future Rockefeller . . . witty . . . PARKHOUSE, DONNAVIEVE Future businesswoman . . . Dup . . . can pearl one, knit two to perfec- tion . . . drama-tistic . . . owns collection of wishbones . . . PARKS, IRENE Babe . . . athletically inclined . . . Badminton Club . . . loves to dance to soft music . . . future housewife... PATTERSON, PHYLLIS Engages in sports . . . Badminton player par excellence . . . Skipper . . . future secretary . . . detests the sound of cracking gum . . . PECK, RICHARD Spike . . . collegiate material . . . swift-swimming backstroker . . . fol- lower of the ski trails . . . lover of beautiful women . . . PERKINS, ELAINE Perky . . . musical homemaker . . . dramatist de-luxe . . . beautiful beauty operator . . . skilled in needlecraft . . . PIERSON, BERNICE Indulger in foreign correspondence . . . enthusiastic follower of sports... advocate of matrimonial bliss . . . PIERSON, HOLDEN Pier . . . scientific mind . . . lover of the out-of-doors . . . future busi- ness man . . . PLACE, RONALD Ideal ladies' man . . . pigskin puncher and expert swimmer . . . Butch . . . future freshman . . . sports follower . . . POTTER, GERALD Jerry . . . scientiiic inclinations . . . Duke of the Uke . . . enthusiastic hunter and fisherman . . . self- confident . . . zealous beater of the skins . . . friendly . . . PRICE, WALLACE Prospective farmer . . . Spanish Club . . . Wally . . . ardent sports- man . . . impish . . . amicable . . . PRUIM, EUGENE Wiener . . . Opera star . . . partial to music . . . Senior B play-er . . . Choir . . . aims for further musical advancement . . . tactful . . . QUICK, MARION Member of Library Staff . . . Drama Club . . . marital intentions . . . chatterbox . . . Choir . . . sympa- thetic . . . REILLEY, JOHN Enthusiastic model-airplane build- er . . . Speed . . . future aviator . . . accommodating . . . anti-faddist . . . RESSLER, BERNARD Bernie . . . he'd love to play in a dance band! . . . has that mischiev- ous gleam in his eye. . .Tennis ace... RICHARDSON, DONALD A ham . . . Social Dancing Club . . . ambitious . . . Don yearns to become a millionaire . . . RYAN, JOHN Oh, Johnnie . . . advocates war on school work . . . his pet peeve is physics . . . aims for Ford Trade School . . . easy-going . . . loaf- addict . . . SCHMIDT, DOROTHY Super-athlete . . . Smitty . . . personality plus! . . . famous for her wit . . . has entertained willing Amon for three years . . . SELFRIDGE, GERALDINE Gerryy' . . . lobbies skating as her hobby . . . aspires to stenographic career . . . independent . . . SHARP, HOPE Prospective nurse . . . enjoys read- ing . . . appreciates good music . . . Hope she succeeds . . . SHERMAN, MARY Future comptometrist . . . sports- woman . . . enthusiastic scrapbook collector . . . Social Dancing Club . . . SIDOTI, NUNZIO Likes chemistry . . . collector of stamps . . . F.F.F .... Pan American Club . . . plans to be worker in postal service . . . SIEGFRIED, SIBYLBELL Future singing radio star . . . ap- preciates all music . . . plucky . . . sincere and tactful . . . SIMMONS, WILLIAM Bill . . . exceptional cartooning ability . . . future artist . . . Social Dancing Club . . . sports fan . . . SMITH, MARY Social Dancing Club . . . inclined toward athletics . . . prospective housewife . . . sincere . . . SMITH, THELMA Tenny's chief interest is ath- letics . . . Latin Club . . . friendly dancer . . . aims to lend a helping hand to ailing patients . . . SORENSON, GLORIA Fiddlist . . . Jimmy Fidler fan ...her ambition is to be a pre- eminent stenographer . . . capable . . . SPRAGG, WALLACE Wally . . . courteous member of Band . . . golfs and roller skates . . . ambitious mechanic . . . amicable . . . SPROUL, WANITA Zealous dancing addict . . . Neta . . . her superior stenographic ability makes her sure to succeed in the business world . . . STEVENS, JOHN Future contractor . . . member of Pan American League . . . enjoys skeet shooting . . . self-confident . . . aggressive . . . STODDARD, BARBARA Bobbie has a deep appreciation of music . . . future secretary . . . companionable . . . STONER, BEULAH Yearns to be aviatrix . . . Audi- torium Club . . . Billie . . . her hobby is airplanes . . . music and sports interest her . . . STOWE, CLARENCE Football, basketball, baseball star . . . designed of blueprints . . . yearns to date Myrna Loy! . . . proud indus- trial student who begs deserved respect for the industrial depart- ment . . . STRANGE, WILSON Willy says his chief interest is mathematics . . . football . . . Honor Society . . . president of senior class . . ..he's working for an Annapolis appointment . . . STRINGHAM, JEAN Pan American Club . . . plans to be a teacher . . . sports are her avoca- tion . . . Joy . . . dependable . . . STUART, JEAN Pan American Club . . . Choir . . . Social Dancing Club . . . Stuey . . . sports are her hobby . . . will study beauty culture . . . SUMP, RUSSELL Likes sports . . . ice skating is his hobby . . . will be an expert mechanic . . . vigorous . . . SURATO, MARION Duchess . . . enjoys foreign lan- guages . . . Latin Club . . . carries on varied foreign correspondence . . . future collegiate . . . SWEGLES, FREDERICK Band . . . Spanish Club . . . accom- plished composer . . . will study to become a lawyer . . . capable . . . SWIFT, KENNETH Social Dancing Club . . . Club . . . J-Hop committee . . . boat- ing is his hobby . . . Kenny', . . . desires to be state policeman . . . TERRY, ROBERT Terry . . . Choir . . . collector of stamps . . . looks forward to being a forester . . . TISDALE, VIRGINIA Counting license numbers is Tis- sie's hobby . . . travel-istic . . . dis- tinguished blond . . . TOY, WILLIAM Bill . . . quartette bass . . . travels to accommodate hitch-hikers . can't live down his Rose Mane tragedy . . . poignant . . . earnest . . . TROYER, BETTY Troy likes poetry . . . Madrigal Choir . . . lover of music . . . very friendly . . . desires to travel . . . ULREY, VERA Vera's chief interest and avocation is dancing . . . ambitious for steno- graphic position . . . Social Dancing Club . . . impressionistic . . . VAN BLARICOM, WALLACE Dislikes hayrides and picnics . . . Wally wants to be a draftsman . . . Coach . . . appreciates girls and sports . . . baseball . . . VAN BLARICOM, WARREN Better-known as Hook of the baseball, basketball, and football line- ups . . . will attend Tri-State College . . . aims to bum around the world . . . has socks-appeal . . . WAGNER, ROBERT Industrial-minded . . . Bob is partial to Studebakers-desires to own one and also to sell them . . . WAIDELICH, LOIS Her chief interest is swimming . . . loves dancing . . . Girl Reserve . . . plans to be swimming instructor . . . LI ' Y! Lil WEBSTER, GERALDINE Gerrv . . . Honor Society . . . J-Hop committee . . . secretary of senior class . . . desires to enter college . . . WELLS, HAROLD Longs for a printing job in a small town . . . Baldy . . . journalist . . . comical cut-up . . . WESLEY, HOWARD Spanish and Quill and Scroll Clubs . . . plans to enter college at Tulane, New Orleans . . . yearns to be a Don Budge . . . finds pleasure in loafing . . . WHITE, MARGERY Music Appreciation Club . . . Or- chestra . . . plans to be a trained nurse . . . Margie . . . Senior B play . . WILSON, JOHN His future plans embrace the field of automechanics . . . Sparks . . . auto shop is his chief interest . . . WOOD, ERVIN Woody . . . plans to become a super-mechanic . . . accommodating . . . pleasing personality . . . WOODARD, DONALD Opera comedian and Senior B play dramatist . . . Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . Band . . . scien- tiiic police investigation . . . hobby, Trade School for Boys . . . WORDELL, DONALD Star in football, basketball, and baseball . . . Don . . . desires to be a tool designer . . . admires femi- ninity . . . able draftsman . . . resents foolish questions . . . WRIGHT, MARY JEAN Remembered as accomplished ac- tress of Senior B play . . . Jeanie wishes to be a school marm . . likes golf and tennis . . . distinl guished . . . WRIGHT, VELMA Val . . . swimming hobbyist . . . her pet peeve is boys in general . . . may become a nurse . . . likes to read . . . WYCKOFF, RICHARD Gun and hunting fiend . . . Sparky,' yearns for a Packard . . . Band . . . his pet peeve is English . . . likes to discover what makes things tick . . . future draftsman . . . YANNA, MARJORIE Honey . . . sports fan . . . has avocations of reading and drawing . . . trained nursing is her aim . . . YEO, JAMES He hopes to be a state policeman . . . Jim . . . Sportsman . . . football . . . amicable . . . YOUNG, BETTY Betts . . . collects souvenirs and miniature dogs . . . mermaid . . . will attend an art institute . . . -Merna Carpenter, Treasurer- 11A Treasurer-Mary Huff, Vice-Presidei Faith Brabbs, Secretary-Anne Por President - Paul Gregg, Adviser - Gilson. 11B President-George Abbott, Vice- President-Joe French, Secretary Bill Fleming, Adviser-Mr. Manz. SUPPORTING CAST Sure bets for success are these 11A members of the supporting cast. They, with prodigious efforts, have lost no time in becoming a part of the major branches of Eastern High School. They will soon take their rightful places among the ranks of Eastern stars. Their rapid progress is attributed to the capable guidance of Mr. Russell Gilson. Originality is the virtue of the active 11B actors and actresses. Employing all the by-products of vim, vigor, and vitality, they have evolved an unparalleled system for work and achievement, and under the versatile guidance of Mr. Manz will undoubtedly continue in their prolific output of contributions to the perfection of our alma mater. Page Forty-six E TRAS This group of 10A extras shows great promise in their thus far short career at Eastern. Their efforts are well placed, conscientious, and are obtaining results. Their guiding director is Mr. Chadwick. Having held the semi-annual tea, they amazed everyone with the tremendous success of their Sophomore Mixer held February 16, 1940. Having recently entered the great Eastern Studios, these 10B's are a trifle bewildered by its fast moving efficient production. They show adaptability, however, and will soon begin to shine under the steady supervision of their director, Mr. Schneider. Secretary-Doris Baguely, Treasurer - Dorothy Inglehart, President-Jack Arning, Vice- President-Charles Wallace, Ad- viser-Mr. Chadwick. Adviser-Mr. Schneider, Presi- dent-Robert B r a n d t, Vice President-Ronald Cushion, Treas- urer-Elizabeth Choskov, Secre tary-Winnifred Breethaupt. E F M X I as V N! .Q tix Q s- an-l--NN. 2-58 Row l: Leitz. Knight. Jolley Lamanna. Lamb, Jensen, B Knight, Lind, Kamins, johnson Row 2: Lawrence. Kent, Kieb ler, Kelly, King, Killoran. Kil len. Lehman. Row 3: Line haugh. H. Jones, Lewis, P. Jones, Johnston, johnson, johns, Krider, Lasky, Lane, Lent, Lamanna. Lagios. 2-64 Row 1: Norman. Perry. Padgett. Panghorn, Pierce. Payne, Nichols, Miller. Row 2: Pohl. Paquet, Moore. Oswald. Mntf. Nliniere. Oehler. Row 3: Polihonkc, Osho, Meissner, Miller, Oswald, Phillips, Mun- dy, Ovcnhousc, Myers, Munter. Porter. Perry. 2-88 Row l: llcwitt llicks. llovcy. lluril lrlullillzly. llooltcr Iwan ik. jahnke. Row 2: llnnncsy, llzxrt man, Hunter, llowc jakway, Hutt, Hag gin. Row 3: Henry, Holfman. Hotchkiss Hotianovich. Ilciscr Hulf. Hiott, ll. Hurl- son. Isbell. A Hudson, H a l y s i n , lloisington, 3-54 Row 1: McGlone Mclllniurry. McKee S. McElmurry, Riley Marshall, L o c k e Lindquist. L i t r l e Row 2: McCann, Mc- Connell. M a r f i t t Lott. McKenzie. Mer- ritt. May, Louch Row 3: Mann, Mann Luke, Luclclcn. Marsh Lynch, P. Merritt McPhee, McDaniel Martin. M, Merritt. ii .... 53 Q lg ,h ,,,, ,L QQ k Q W 5 Q Q M ' M . ,, ,,.,. H ..Lh A ,L.A igw H -.n il, 5 .5 ., Q, , ' 1. , ,Gi A Q K U. . H V A vi I K Vikr V Q rr- W Q Q we R35 'sux W x 'FH K in is 4: Y, 4,1 Q 'E- M M : fl bw ,,. 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E a A fx' by 'K , ,. , , , Q35, A7 Lag Q W .sg A Q av' xg 1 XX-AQ? 'wifi 1, 3-53 Row l: Lord, Ox- endale, Nichols, Mc- Quay, Newbert, McDoud, Morgan, Miller, Myers, Mer- ritt. Row 2: Lott, Meissner, Paspas, Orton, McComb. Mar- tin, Motter, Miller, Nassdorfcr, McLead, Monroe, Miniere, Mehling, McQueary. Row 3: Nichols, Ni- hart, Lindley, Parker, Pancost, McPhee. 3-67 Row 1: Woodman, Stampski, Wilson, Therrian. Tomrell. Zeitl, Williams, Strick, Stowell, Sind- all, Stimer, Van Sickle, Tischer. Row 2: Van Douser. Wood, Spencer, Stout, Tobias. Thompson, Taylor, Stazik, Thomas, Wag- ner, Stevens, Sos- nowski, Van Lcd, Silvey, Swift, Socho- dolsky. Row 3: Wager, Spink, Truss, G. Smith, B. Smith, Turner, Trombley, Swick. - 4 'Km 'W Manu! 3-37 Row 1: Silvey, S i e g e l , Robinson, Shippey, Schubel, Pfahl, Rairigh, Sco- pazzo, Pollard, Row- ley. Row 2: Platt, Schulz, Porterfield. Russell, Scott, Schulz, Ryder, Paro- dise, Quintriri, Reed, Pettit, Shipske. Row 3: Pearl. Scramlin, Silvey. Richey. Plow- man, Price, Rathbun, Pollitt, Scutt, Penoy- er, Pratt, Shepard. Shelden, Robinson. Beginning life and a career anew here at this studio-the Sophomores are Extras of our enter- prise are a subject for pro and con discussion as to their possibilities of rivaling preceding classes and surpassing expectations amid the already star-flecked glitter of our lot. Page Fifty-six .Hg-Sy ,ga H V ygw sf V, je Ty ' . .miE5?Bifw 'ffizxffwaf -Q .I A QW51.wiQ5..2w K+ - Q VH-' y 5 . A Q '94 ' ,zz gk fi - , ' Miva .. 1' ' H' 2- ' . ,.,.. f ES ,555 W 'Q f , .,: M, , p 6 Q 2 -- it' 48' if I Jw ., gHxwN,Mwm3mV wsfg- 1 Q -5 M M 'WM.,... 'b'f Mw...,A, Q 'L 'S Kiffgiggi ziggy Mmmb The entire cast aids in the government of the studio as administered by the Producer. Their representative group is called the Student Council, whose responsibility it be- comes to formulate many studio rules, set courtesy stand- ards, assist in public relations, and concentrate construc- tively on constant improvements of Eastern. Nicholls, Gloden, Adams, Hunter, Rodgers, Faraone, Lewis, O'Meara, Down, Briggs, Remus, Amell, Lindquist, Grost, Eddy, Smith, Perkins, Korkoske, Sidoti. Nicholls, Budden, Hobley, Stampfly, Abbott, Bissell, Hull, Retan, Porter, Robinson, Stevens, Rust, McKinsey, Arning, Abel, Pierce, Watkins. Page Fifty-eight X 3? ., ,5 ,L V is ,. lx? an Q 'QQ ww- X W Q 4 if W Q1 , 5 QE? X L Q , F if Y xg A kr mi isps in 41 9 KH Q Q av 5.5 V Q ..,:., 1 A F Q A Q J? SQXS . K 5 4 3 K 1 il Q 'Wei N5 .f Q H- Q .v ' Hs, . ik iw, Q Q S gi 3 Q X 3 i f F X -M axis S JM , A Q, '51 - 3 K ,311 4 i ON 1 , 4' s W , EN 1 we yy Xg i I N r 35 4 1 ii ati' R i Q .5 ..... The Commissary per- forms the vital function of feeding the many members of the company who must remain on the lot all day. Operated in the cafeteria manner under direction of Miss Freeland, hundreds of stars, extras, techni- cians, prop men, etc., are served each noon. Constantly testing and tasting, the class in Foods prepares nourish- ing victuals, tantalizing the 4th hour classes with appetizing aromas. Mrs. Foster is in charge. Page Sixty wx '00 f 'fix HTS A bn X' :SS vl N- .,, .. mv-,, Q r ' . .l ? 2 , 5 , X 5 , Ao ...Q .5 M 0' by I w. . Q . 0. .......un.f' Q... I , ., tk Q as ,Q - 4 . ,. 4h ff: 1 RQ .AKA . L- K 5 Q W 'IS R J K S Xa in 3, E K Qi 9' . Z 'f'.' 'h h . WT 5 W Vi K yi L W ' W ya urr E . VI M I ij A I L W , 3 J ,Q f eg is s ' E :AL 5 y f I D 2 3 . . -, W., Q- 4 F, , .li xg L -g. f .5 ' Q .Xi 2 . 2 ' HM. , ' . 5 ,P fm rx ii F a ' Q 26? T A y Ex 2 .hgi Q 1 l I Q 'H g 5 'E ix f-isis is ff' -f wa, J fd!! ffifwy ,ff Jn M33 do fwwhfgf A ,ff Q ef M X S? 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Q ' 'NS X P or English Department. d ' the effective literary Th tion of a pure language, the painting of wor -pictures, e preserva resentation of emotions and the revelation of character-such is the responsibility of the Scenario Page Sixty-eight Explaining the scenario writer's interpretation of a role, Miss Pollitt guides a studio star in correct diction and character de- lineation. Mrs. Wilson, affiliated with both the French and English Department of the studio, studies a script, adding that je ne sais quoi touch. gf + ,ir Q? Ss. Si ES A S iv il' B E ,git 'Rami '5kW D Assignment of all material to story readers and script writers is the responsibility of Miss Toogood, chief scenarist. Checking the files for scen- arios of past successes and those that are on the calendar for production in the near future, Miss Randall in con- ference with Miss Grohe and Miss Johnson, decide upon the next big un- dertaking of this studio. Miss Benjamin checks for minute mistakes in lines, script details. and m-nmmnr ??i .Xlirgs fssow iv MN rl Winners of the Academy Award, membership in the Eastern branch of the National Honor Society, have fulfilled the requisites of service, scholarship, and character. They represent the best in student leadership, ambitious youth and scholastic integrity. Row 1: Yanz, Montgomery, Bailey, Bozek, Ferris, VerPlanck, Hanes, Gibbs, Kiebler, Wood, Pallick Mortensen, Thorburn, Remus, Sleight, Palmer, Utter, Mayer, Tolbert, Faraone, Jackson, Miner, Cook, Eddy Row 2: Austin Allen Barnes, Hillman, Corey, Taylor, Potter, Phillips, Holmes, Harcourt, Myers, Myers, Tefft K' h H ble Huddleston, Bennett, Jackson, Parmenter, Larsen, Box, Nakfoor, Brady, Walker, Cooper, Watzel is , o y, Row 3: Webb Anderson, O'Meara, Yanz, McGuire, McBrooms, Oehler, Woolfan, Tobias, Bennett, Harris Beckwith, Hopphan, Webster, White, Griffith, Yanna, Arning, Surato, Clippinger, Lewis, Nicholls, Strange Blanchard, Woodard, Sidoti, Hanusi, Hedges, Smith. Page Seventy . r e 3 X W. E P X if 'QKQ 'STB TV? ! 2 X , 's , -Wf5y::':1A w yd 1, QM 'lr LE , it x : Wvhnavbn. kg., ,pak , N'-f . WTF, isa :af J, I . ll ...M ,Q -aff fx . xH L !5LJk , 'X' '. ' 53' Fifa? . .M N 1 34f E: x ' HF , '- ff' K , wx 1- x xi., A gf-wg, Fx Y Mx 5 lfiii ' if yibfm Yi' ' 2 ,AQ 4.11 oothly, Here trained historians function sm without prejudice, avoiding propaganda, separating fact from Fiction, and deliver an accurate picture of the political, economic, social, and religious setting for the scenes under production. --Earnestly bent over charts, maps, and statistics, '-rfison and Mr. Gilson prove the authenticity 'nf' Gvures contained in our jv- Sexton and Nlxss .,..-. t world ad vision Miss oi significan With bro resentation plan exhaustive p events. L if ly f was S x S u 1 , ,... ,., .... 1, M L ,., lx Y 7 I f. H sg tsyzgigvf X Q fix NT N ,.-f 181 4, A- , ff RK f 3' N ' X S , ' ff' A : . ' ': :Q 2', :': b viii , vm ' Q Q' Us I, ,,-2. , K Pa e Se enty sux ,gx wi i , ,.,,,....,..,,,,4.,........,,,..-,..,...,.... , r.-F .M .9 .qw Q1 :rw 'A 1 jf ' Q. a, gms N 4 ,X A N MUSIC -,:'si3'F:T if Q i 3? ::iT J-4-' 0 . .. W--W N .,,AA. ,,,,-'- 'if ,, WQMN N if ,......3,5'gw x f 'E ,ff ' M Q 0 0 1 ' N Q x x x W . .,. x K' f v' ef! iv 3 V+ 'i Qin .LA -mm .ff www R? V k g 1 Y ,, l 5 e , E- W 52 Nfl g 5 3,1 , k ,flea r , . , ft, W 4 , 'cf' 'fiufzwarsffi A ' . .. fm t, ,- L13 ....4MHK' i ' ' , 7 S. 1, , Row 1: Bodell, Riley, Truxell, McElmurry, Logue, O'Meara, Wells, Phillips, Lewis, D. Eddy. Row 2: Raycraft, Lockwood, Florian, Ryan, D. Beck, McQueary, Merritt, Ressler, Benson. Row 3: Bailey, Hedges, Swick, Springer, Blanchard, J. Eddy, Whitney, Kelly, Kircher, Amell, Lee, Briggs, Meyer, Gunther, Redburn, Carpenter, Schuppert, Clements, Townsend, Hunter, Trowbridge. Row 4: Clark, Darling, Dalrymple, Boerma, Marks, K. Beck, Mohardt, Hatt, Carlsen, Chapple, McLain, Brady, Beedy, Schroeder, Knapp, Hunter, Hutchens, Mercer, Shepherd, Moffett, Wilcox, Stevens, Gates, Edwards, Arning, Miner, Clark, Davis, Goodell, McConnell, Routt, Havens, Brillhart. March rhythms, snappy formations executed with smart precision, stately symphonic strains and nobly sustained climaxes-the versatility of the Eastern Band contributes all these to the sound film of our movie under production. Maestro Ferguson, instrumental director, drills the group in technique and musicianship to the end that desired perfection may be attained. Bandsmen realize their responsibility and, from arduous rehearsal to public performance, strive to combine enthusiasm and artistic integrity. X Ax ,tm my Row 1: Tefft, McCann, Hale, Hardy, Tanner, John, King, Avis, Palmer, Johnson, Van Sickle Tillman Brabbs Row 2: Stuart, Wood, Letherman, Kellogg, Colvin, Richmond, Troyer, Mr. McIntire, Danby: Hammond, Clap: ham, Quick, Montgomery, Goucher. Row 3: Kraner, Kinney, Carlson, Holliday, Borton, Enyart, W. Cleeves Bissell, Gadaleto, D. Cleeves. Row 4: Terry, Leaf, Langworthy, Hanneman, Pearson, Locke, Rose, Pruim. v Seventy voices blend harmoniously the closing strains of Music of Life, and with the sharp command-Cut!!!-another successful shot of the Madrigal choir on set 1-77 is perfected. Blissful informality is the presiding atmosphere at all choir takes, and jovial Mac respon- sibly keeps discipline Without going ntemperamentalf' As a reward for its splendid work, Eastern's Madrigal Choir was awarded an invitation from Kalamazoo College-to spend a day in Kalamazoo as their guest and, in the evening, to entertain them with a chapel concert. Revealing genuine aptitude for the intricacies of interpretation demanded of performers on brass and percussion instruments, a group of girls at Eastern have earnestly challenged the boys in the field of band music. The Girls' Band, conducted by Mr. Ferguson, has proved its inestimable value in Eastern life. Reward came to the organization this year in the form of resplendent new uniforms. Row 1: Baguley, Bare, Huffman Montaven Dewey Sellers Smith Crawford Pierce Herrick Stampil - v 1 Y , V - V Y. Hackett. Row 2: Cunningham, Merritt, Lake, Hotchkiss, Leverington, McCrumb, Baun, Robinson, Prescott, Elliott, Balles, Clark, Mariitt, Thomas, Schultz, Box, Merrill, Westfall, Carver Miniere, Beaubier, Yanz. Row 3: Campbell, Knapp, jones, McDonald, Lefke, McKee, Van Houten, Gaunt, Murphy. gg, 3 S Background music sets the mood for the picture. Under the quiet, consistent and able direction ' d h ill in its of Mr. Ferguson, the Orchestra laid the basis for tears, anger, romance, excitement, an t r s ' f th last january A high standard of musicianship is evident in the interpreta- recordlng o e score . tion of the tone sequences by the players-a standard that has drawn comment from the critics and patrons. Unspoken moods and emotions are transmitted through the orchestral medium. P ll ino Cli pinger Webster Elliott White Peckham Cullinane, Albaugh, Brown, Row 1: Boehmer, e egr , p , , , , , Knapp. Row Z: Van Camp, House, Noftsger, Forcia, Eddy, Bare, Baugley, O'Meara, Kelly, Amell, Davis, Hunter, Hackett, Logue, Hodges. Row 3: Dean, Sommer, Corey, Brady, Hutchens, Mercer, Baguley. Bustling activity--breathless suspense-the snap of a light switch-the whir of cameras. Mac feverishly waves his baton, listening torture-stricken to the horrible dischord. His face is anguished and he helplessly motions the cameraman to cut, Beads of perspiration roll down his forehead, but his persistent nature urges him to try again. Finally, the gentle strains of All in An April Evening by Robertson, seep into his sensitive ears. Faith has been restored in Mac's little Choir. if 5. Q S ,i Row 1' Hardy Gregg Krouse Ranney, Pier, Toice, Leyrer, Puffer, Gorsline, Ernsberger, Clapp, Gadaleto. R es Re ahoski. Row 2: 'Rose, Washburn, Tobias, Fineout, Morgan, Abel, Widdis, Wallace, Turk, Brown, eev , p Page Eighty N 11,2 .Q 1,5 fi ,VE .sv E QQ K E E Q 5 'Q 4 wx N +4 3 X it 2 E Et f is Y' Q. QQ Q 5 Ns. A M A S figs 2' , W ,,,, M, vw. 'Q 'Q' 'WX N' '35 E lu.. 7 Q ., I Q 9 N bg K A, .xQw,. sm Y X' 'M--:M AW rw M . M x -- my Y -N-wk 5. .. , -WW, .if K , , H . .. K- gs J -Q fr rg :N ,Q -Ng Q. W'-x:.,, K ' W I-wx wsu k -Nw, 5 mm-51-ri ,TS-ww ,VS -ww x , . A, .. X ' - f 1 .. N 'v Q-ww -mx Q, mf ' J . ' .' A . -fax, N-wr fasggym f M S-Mwi' , R'-w'FUPggg5,g wfi'lv--w'fsA,.mw - N X W . . A A w 1 2 -'ff . . .,ws1,w - my 'ffX5:p4m.yWEx,X mrgw. vfxaqmiw xf-xx.. Q 5 :1f.1QQwMg .Nba-Ng - - X . W- . . - , ,NN , Y, by -153,3 N My 'am.,:,mM.MQwwNmgy -Mwhwm xgwg- - 'ww-N-, . l ,Q ww- Y' .. ,. iw ' .+Xs,5mQ.,gNsS'5WN-. .,, -, Q.Mi . W S W N , . ff-5' .M 'L .-1 f Mm'W3 V I b'f'T'M N 3 KM-h5g1W! W,CQLQl f'Tm Vx, ',.,.M.,.Mf - - LfZTQffL..Q, N... - -W x . , - M g A NW W ,Mun , , , --X-wanna Q ya Q. u 13 'VW WIRE iw awww 5 ggi? W 'iw 'S :JV Q 513933 Mgr A iw f X fy 6 3 Y 43 W lm X L.Jw XX 1 my Ytfsmg N.-.fs ,, Wifi fi S A xffp A 4 Q 4: W, Y A ,W , W Q - 1 3 . .QXWA QQ ? li 4 Music Appreciation Club meetings under the sponsorship of Mr. Brisbin represent a cultural phase of 'tlife on the lot. Choral and symphonic scores are analyzed and their real meaning translated. Row 1: Durbin, Pappas, Jourdain, Riedel, Bagu- ley, Palmer, Kellogg, Her- zog. Row 2: Thomas, Bare, White, Webster. Row 3: Van Sickle, Ben- nett Chene Wood y Y- y Hardy, Mr. Bisbin, O'Meara, Holliday, Stev- ens, Niles, Sidoti, Schle- gel, K e 1 1 y, Richmond, Gordon, Steers. Ilah Barnes, inspired by her own love of Eastern, created the prize-winning auxiliary Alma Mater. Presented by the Boys' Octette in Assembly, the song won the acclaim of the student body. EASTERN FOREVER We'll always love old Eastern High And we'll cherish our dear high school days, Her name we'll always fight for, It's to her we sing our praise. We'll never forgetg we'll always be loyal And our school spirit welll never lose, The good times we had, we'1l always remember, And it's Eastern High we'll always choose. Page Eighty-two The Boys' Octette is used for both specialty and back- ground choruses in and around the set. They enjoy amusing themselves as well as their theater-going public. Prium, Rose, Hulbert, Gadaleto, Carlson, Stevens, Terry, Toy, Ac- companist, Tefft. ,w9 -s...f fwxw 5:1 - V' L A G E . S.'i.,.,, . .,,:,n,, . f Ma-g-wg, 1 fa-'UH Ya, up N . Q - J X 'X it 'v3Q'Q,,,, H Q . 1' 51 S J i x sw .Jus 'mp--9 Films to be exported are translated into the appropriate foreign tongue by the Language Department. Colloquialisms and provincial dialects must be carefully checked and stars must be coached in accurate pro- nunciation. Administration of the Language Depart- ment is supervised as follows: Miss Smith, Lating Mr. Sage, French: and Mr. Anderson, Spanish. dl Page Eishtv-four The Studio French Con- versation Club specializes in the development of the shadings and enunciations of the Gallic tongue. All meetings are conducted ex- clusively in La langue francais. Miss Sprau and Mr. Sage are co-sponsors. Row 1: Tobias, Yost. Row 2: Ferris, Van Sickle, Biber, Korkoske, Miss Sprau, Thor- burn. Row 3: Mr. Sage, Mc- Elmurry, Nichols, Hallenbeck, McGlone. Above: Miss Wood and Miss Sisson plan a quiz on the intricacies of Latin and grammatical construction. The glamor of the Romance Languages never fades. Inspiration for further artistic cre- ation may always be found in the Latin, French, or Spanish medi- um of expression. Latin for Church ritual sequences, incidental French phrases for plots laid in Gay Paree, and in- triguing Spanish love songs for stories of life in South America are provided by the Language Department. The Language depart- ment must study the literature of fo r e i g n countries with an eye to its possible value as mate- rial for new and refresh- ing scenarios. Miss Ericson of the Spanish department coaches cast members in the art of injecting the pride of the Basque, the enthusiasm of the Aragonaise and the dignity of Castile into the interpretations of roles, while Miss Sprau advises how to attain that certain musi- cal lilt so characteristic of the French tongue. Page Eighty-five Games, music, art, and society of the Iberian Peninsula and its Latin-American de- scendants provide en- chantment and joy for members of the Spanish Club under the spon- sorship of Miss Eric- son. Miss Ericson, Knight, Fair, Lether- man, Meyers, Hol- nagel, Wesley, Price, Heywood, Tueling. Center: Landau. Arma virumque cano . . . declaims Frank Watkin while demonstrating the toga-ed dignity of a B.C. Roman as Miss Smith and the Latin Club prepare for ana- lytical comment. Front: Watkin. Row 1: Brown, Arn- ing, M a r t i n, Bolles, Botsford, Fredrick, Clippinger, Lagios. Row 2: C o r e y, Mann, Kent, Krasut- zky, Griffith, Green, Bruinsma, Gould, Smith, Surato, Danes, Whitford, Miss Smith. The tri-color repre- sents the poetry, art, music, and glowing culture of France to Mr. Sage and the group of Franco- philes who form his enthusiastic F r e n c h club. Row 1: Howe, Hopp- han, Biber, Clippinger, Carpenter, H o l m e s. Row 2: Mr. Sage, Van- Wagenon, R. Bennett, Thorburn, Harris, To- bias, D. Bennett, Nu- gent. Row 3: C. Bennett, Huff, Knight, Allyn, Baxter, Hin- n Elliott Southard ma , , V Jackson, Gordon, Har- court, Frost, M cCloud. Page Eighty-six gl I .Km , .kk P 4 u , aft x s Q K vs W R 4 Q 15 x if A5 'i .gf N kj' 5-.X Q W 50:53 . ifig if x W mf 1., :lf yg.. +- ' 2 .W f 3 1 45? , A xy M A 13 rw Y ig 331 . 'f 121 I 4 Sig' 0 ENNWXL ' Q 'Q f . 1 ti X1 x i K A .No k ' .,, V I f:,w . ' Q E .1 if W ' ' , 2' I 1 ' ff: 'fi 3 . ' f , Q K W V fx 'V' 'VAR , , 5' 974 : ' ' M 5 4 :' , Q5 m y. 52:-gx N' , F 4 M 5 K 11' , 1 f' X 1 K,-wx 1 X Q W 'yd Eg Ji. y yt Q I iz. T. f Q . f If If ' Rough colors, colors dramatic in their soft intensity, colors clammy with lifelessness, poignant colors, shrieking colors, angular colors in slashing patterns, sophisticated colors-fus- ing backdrop and script in a blended whole-such colors flow Animated cartoonsl' have be- come an established feature of the movie industry. Weird and in- genuous fantasy creep into the genuinely sound artistic creations of Dallas Schultz. from the palettes and brushes of the Studio Art Department, Miss Holland, Director. Page Eighty-eight Striking water-colors identify the work of Fred Newman, who specializes in vivid realism. Abstract design and philosophic thought content stamp the ideal- istic paintings of Gerald Satter- lee, whose original art themes pervade our productions. ev Max Le Fevre, with his obedient brush, imparts a mechanistic and modern touch to backdrop murals. Bold, striking lines identify his work. 'F 1 ' . . ' 1 5 x Mr X .. ss-ii so Experimenting with novel color effects, animating char- acters and Hbackgroundingu scenes, the art staff injects vital beauty into all productions. Page Eighty-nine n an E 59 253321 If 35. f Q Mr. Fox coordinates the activity of the three instruc- tors in this departmentg Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Schneider, and Mr. Burnham. Their ingenu- ity in creating practical problems often taxes the abstract knowledge of stu- dents. Engineers and Mathematicians must precede the company in many phases of production. Set and location measure- ments must be accurate not only for purposes of technical perfection but for estimation of materials needed such as cable for mikes and acoustical properties. Page Ninety-two Trisecting an angle is the goal of many budding Hgeometriciansf' The measurements of the set layouts, when reduced to scale, must be in exact figures before being sent to the draft- ing department for lot plans. Puzzling problems, strange pheno- mena of the figure world, form the bases of absorbing shorts, written, directed, and released by our crack mathematicians. IW Page Ninety-three Our technical staff must observe accuracy an d mechanical effi- ciency at all times. Therefore, the studio has classes for the up and coming technicians on the set. The stu- dents gather to absorb a little private instruc- tion. e if gy' wa fa Mm ni ' F Q z if SO' ' S 'f Z, , swam ,Q N41 X - YW Xi '3 !m5'il ' ,A 5 up-, 4 ' gj'a3'f,X f is ' W' Q r v XR' 0 . , 2 z 3 , , fm 2 X, 3 1 X W M, V L. 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'1 X ....-4 f 1 if X f 3 ij Al M ,is-:.. f' K4 ,gp P Q j f' - 1 gy v. M, . 5 r 31 m L, . ig vm k ' . Q , 7 . 'L 5 if 'I ,X ,Q M 3 r H5 , ' ,gg Q g X, 1 -. f 11: -- - x , 1' we f x A' I ,.1:Sg'2ei?kh if f X ,R , z-fa. . 2 , Qzfsfgf -' W L . L , L :QH X V S , .,.' , Y 11:..,, wa Z I fm? g 4... , x . , Q .,, .... If M -. .1 - - .,-sagf,,wf:-. wx J, .,..,.v ,., . NL, X, Ps. 'f x fy 'Wk - .DLM,m , V N. 'P . 1 LW my ,lf fi I ildlik Vx .1 1 .Q i. J- F! fx .. in Y 'fi' 'S' - C in FU Q! X ' Q ffk' ' 1 1' N X -in ,,,,Q,,.?gRR L., 2 'IS Wings Over Eastern. Our studio now has its own crew at Capitol City Airport. They are as- sisting productions by keeping the ships in the best of condition under the supervision of gov- ernment licensed mechanics. Below is pictured Cyrle Carter, a professional parachute jumper, with George Shores, a former Easternite, in the pilot's cockpit. The lower picture shows Eastern's airplane club assembled in front of the State's Gull Winged Stinson Reliant. Left to Right they are: Mr. Flory, Supervisorg Harens, Forester, Pangborn, Verhooven, Rowley, Hovey, Wood and Riley. Jack Cook and Charles Pangborn are the first licensed pilots ever to attend Eastern High School. jack made his First solo Flight under the super- vision of Harvey Hughes while Charles soloed at the Davis School. Both soloed at the minimum age of 16. C 1 Page0 HddTo RDROBE Q Q Q ,.., ' nn . wfp .S H .w A off 'K ' N W x ,M ati. ggifta I X ,V 056. f' . K . ,FB 's sk Y Q. B Wg . , - g ,. . . 1 . .. x '. L ji if I 4. 1. .I 5 f- fe f 7 .:,, . ' if t L. 2 l' 'V . - N Saw ' ff XL if 5 If N 3 7 .. '. ef , 3 :ml t ', in : iv Q Energetic members of the Wardrobe Department Work many tedious hours, and exhibit their aptitude for forming sophisticated blase gowns. Below- Repairs are untiringly made at a Above- Medical attention is given those who are unfortunately stricken on the set. Complete first-aid equipment is always available and thereby training is given those planning to enter the ranks of the medical and nursing pro- fessions. Page One Hundred Four moment's notice by the competent staff of the wardrobe department. sizawlliii . . K+: msdiii' xr we Q 'Oil 'wa www Congenial hostesses, brimming over with friendliness, radiate personality and charm as they determine c o r r e c t coiffeurs, stances, and ethical standards, Miss Gambell guides the Mix Masters. Row 1: Main, Sitterding, Jehnsen, Miss Gambell, Benedict. Row 2: Hudson, Hobley, Rowe, Cole, Quick. Girl Reserves, Y. W. C. A. asso- ciates guided by Miss Sexton and Miss Walter, desire to be popular, good citizens and assets to the com- munity. They promote Christian fellowship among feminine youth. Row 1: Hamp, French, Lovell, Ingersoll, Haynes, Large, Geo- vanes, Miss Walter. Row IA: Fa- raone, Ferris, Shay, Hanes, Baun. Row 2: Taylor, Mayer, Moore, Barwikoski, Green, Utter, Trim, Devereaux, Knight, Miss Sexton. Row ZA: French, Purchis, Waide- lick, Beehler, Andrew, Porter, Ray. Row 3: Sleight, Bashore, B. Edney, K. Edney, Byelick, Lewis, Wood, Jones. Row 3A: Brown, Claflin, Adsit, Algate, Martin, Back. Domesticity is the chief occu- pation of these homemakers. With lightning speed they con- tribute originality and style to the wardrobe of today. Miss Reynolds sponsors the Needle- craft Club. Row 1: Labida, Hoffman, Ferris, Gatts, Buxton, Lake, Hudson, Mc- Phee, Turner, Forbes, Tillman. Row 2: Hackney, Albrecht, Abel, Miss Reynolds, Gugle, Gibbs, Byelick. Clallin, Christie, Perkins, Lent, Miniere, Hurd, Block, Biebrick, Mid- daugh, Treglown. Row 3: Danby, Reutter, Cole, Drake, Henry, Hotch- kiss, Adsit. A firm bond of true friendship exists among members of the femin- ,ne set on the lot. They toil in unity, Fostering co-operative perfection. They learn the art of living through social activities, and brighten the lives of many by sponsoring the Girls' League tea, at which extras md stars mingle in a true spirit of iemocracy. Officers of the League are: President , , Sally Palmer Vice-President . .Joan Lewis Secretary , , , ,,,.,, Anne Porter Treasurer ,,,,, Rose Hamilton Glorious was the Girls' League dance Glamour Girl Glide, in which all the glam- our of life at Eastern was con- densed in a few hours of dancing in divine delirium. The success of this gala occasion may be attributed to Ruth Thorburn, chairman of the Dance: Mary Jane Bond, chairman of decora- tions: and the industrious com- mittee assisting them. wake- rl 5 , 1 if N X M W f ,X . f fgigfgqfxf , ' 3 rs 'Y very x xf Y Q va, ,X ini' gl 1 Y . N , , 'w ,,..-N gf S 2 f' 4 3 X :' r 7. . ' N' far M J f' N W in 7 I ff L, A , , 1 4 , 3 S L. i, A . 4 in , xxx As 1-.za X1 xi If ' x N xg 2 5 f of X- 1 5 , 1 , s V A - . , , I A, 1 A ,Y if K K Q--N lwxw ' Wx 'X y M Z W P ' -5. Cl' 3 Q X E f' 'XX X , Q 3 . x xx .5 .. , X 4 1, ,M vis 'J 1- '- :::s:Kb ': N vs- E, , 'SL 3 if' 'W' we 1' M :N ku as M ,- i x iff 'A .ze gf ' E 6' 5' iff iw -' gy 5, h v 9 an K KT ' if tw , 'ff 5. ..,. ,.- ' 5? 33 W M T' 'iv .pf K'-1,6 W' -1. 'W IB :Zi sf- -' e., Ls 55 9 53' sq me 3 gg ik Q M A , ,. ' 131- ., , fm' 5? 3 ff fx - ' A 0 O 3 325 iff fi fb X X' Q L f X, I X, W, 1 S My JANE BOND A--xx.-M 1' ff fxxx if I EW X ' Q -45 is : a Q1 ln, Q Y DRAMA W 1 k u x Q , 4 fy N Nui Qw 4 :.w1iv'3iK,A,.J 1, -1Sm.m,g: Presenting something entirely January class of 1941 presented new and different than anything before produced by a Senior-B class, the Wings of the Morning by Charles Burdette on February 29 at Eastern Auditorium. Capably directed by Miss Garrity, it was a play containing mystery, suspense, human comedy, and pathos. The central character was a mysterious Master Geoffrey who, because of his interest in sociology and psychology, invited free with all expenses paid, a cross-sectional group of American people to come to his isolated home on a mountain top for a vacation. The only explanation he gave them for his strange invitation was: You are here to think. The strange surroundings of this mansion became more eerie when the group found themselves and the house at the bottom of an abandoned mine shaft. Master Geoffrey lost his mind but through the sincere pleas of the group, he awoke from his mental sleep. The following day everyone returned to the city. The cast was composed of: Kathryn Albaugh JOYCE CALVERT Helen Morey , ,EFFIE Margery White , . LOA Phyllis Baguley MISS WANLEY Eugene Pruirn ADRIAN POWELL Mary Jean Wright MRS, ELLIS Robert Asher , ,DAVID BANNING Frances Johnson ,,., TRUDY Marvin Logue EBEN FORTHRIGHT Geraldine Webster ELLEN Don Woodard TONIO DI SILVISTRI William Toy , MASTER GEOFFREY Betty Troyer CARLOTTA jack Nugent , STANLEY GORDON Mildred Pappas BENDETTA - Y 1. Q N rw -x + rv r t Gala event-Flashing lights-Dazzling jewels-Thursday, October 19-Eastern High Auditorium-The World Premier of the Senior-B play- Spring Dance, by Philip Barry. A gay, light college comedy, sparkling with romance and laughter, was presented to a packed house, and was enthusiastically received. Sally Palmer and Jake Korkoske had the leads supported by a capable all-star cast. It was a masterpiece of direction by Miss Garrity. Alex Benson CSallyD had divided interests between a job in New York and Sam Thatcher CJakeD. Sam had quit college just before graduation to leave for Russia with his friend, The Lippincot, CAustin Watzelb who Flunked outg but before leaving he CSamD wanted to see Alex once again. He and Lippy arrived at the college just before the big Spring Dance. The girls of the house backed Alex to the limit-Lippy tried to prevent Sam from taking too serious an interest in Alex, but he was unsuccessful. This clever, romantic comedy of youth listed this star-studded cast: Sally Palmer jake Korkoske Austin Watzel James McQueary Bette Tolbert ,, Frank Watkin Violet Utter .cfs , -sifagz s W. fi ell -mr : ti T r www .wk-ff ,,,, H HALEX BENSON , ...SAM THATCHER THE LIPPINCOT ., JOHN HATTON FRANCES FENN , HWALTER BECKETT , ,SALLY PRESCOTT Betty Southard Marcella Cripps Rose Pallick Bert Fredrick Ray Briggs Marcine Green MISS RITCHE MADY PLATT KATE MCKIM DOC BOYD BUCK BUCHANAN MILDRED The studios major musical production of the year was Rudolph Friml's romantic opera of the great Northwest, Rose Marie. Behind the megaphone was Mr. Mclntire. Its world premiere was held in the studio's theater before a packed house for two nights in succession. Echoing through the theater were heard the love songs of Rose Marie and Jim Kenyon, the robust Song of the Mountiesf, and the audience's laughs following some of the antics of one Hard-Boiled Herman. 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Row 2: Mr. Feeman-coach, Tierman, Leitz, Strange, Ernsberger, Bandy, Bennett, Daher, Halliday, Yeo, Kent, Marvin, Hanes, Gilbert, Retan, Niklas, Gemalsky, Dutcher, Mr. Edger- ton-coach. Row 3: Hurd, Peck, Brown, Bissell, Rinckey, Moonan, McElmurry, Grinnell, Hooker, Griffin, Burt, Stone, Tramonto, McGlone. Row 4: Cook, Corey, Amell, Baun, Miller, Ismay, McConnell, Schweinfurth, West, Bond, Miller, Gordon, Anderson, Bowden, Clingerman, Celentino. The Little Quakers were one of the only two Eastern teams to go undefeated in 1939. The only blemish on the Little Quakers' record was a 7-7 tie with Everett which proved to be the hardest fought game of the year for the Reserves. The climax of the Little Quakers' season came when they defeated Central's Little Reds in the last game of the season 32-0. The annual Soph-Junior battle was won by the juniors 13-7. Without trainers and managers Eastern's teams could not have had such success. Not enough credit can be given to these boys to pay for their services. Page One Hundred Twenty-two Y ..i Q'- ,Q J., it N wr E ff' Q? Q-21551 I' K +A SF, gg 9 4' is .1 as S my Sa X Q ' :fi 'Sf -5' fziw' iw , 52 5 s ES ns x M 5-brim? gg' 'mfg L WW' K ' , W v 5' , 2551, Q S 'l 'E K N fi f f'mQW ' . A ff-f 4 ,S Q, 5 ,X X if 9 ia. X J w fy T --'- ,:: z ' A Q K! B ' Q :Ei .:,,. , w, Q x w-wmv:-.XM ax . a x lf !, 1 sfffwfff 9' A yr ,N - giQ,?, ,aw mx M 45811 ww QQ 8 A QR W 9 ,HW ,ilffxfa f 'Q QT l Q M Q If if li NRM, li' ,gas NR W1 5, 3 aw Q. wx, ,Q VQ s s X if si f'f,.V 1 SW wx if . Q ., it J 5 Q A , 5 M Q ,f W by 'N Q 5 J X H X ,F .-, . 2 its R' ,x Q , .K ,Ni A A In the upper left is Rathburn, Easterrfs center, taking a jump shot in the Central-Eastern game. The rest of the pictures are of Eastern battling with jackson. This game was one of the most excit- ing games of the year. Eastern's first team was composed of five brilliant stars who always fought to the final gun and usually brought results. This team was composed of Wordell, Clark, Rathburn, Van Blaricum and Walker. One member of this quintet, Rocky Walker, received honorable men- tion on the all-state team. He led Eastern's scorers throughout the season, being high point man in many games. After dropping a very close first game with Central, we came back and won a very decisive victory in the second Central Game. Six varsity men will return next year and bring us anticipated success. They will be facing a tough season on location. Page One Hundred Twcnty'scVcn U sf , LV i. r . ' vw , Q 3 9 ,Q 1'-J a 1- Q ' v -gn sq 1. 44 ' 9 Q Y s N , , 1 v . 5. 'S 4' ' W W ,ei ,Q ix. Sfvwg- ,fa 3 W ' 1-.X Ag Q 3' 'W S We as 91? .il 'lg 'Q 22 -X wg, s 2' A ,. Ks . .w w bf, rm' K it .X ,VA. 3 2 It 4 Af :mf n QQ .tl-'T QE 'W' vim Row 1: Mr. Graff-Coach, Pulver Springer Nakfoor Easton Ball Clark Whiters McCrai e S S ' h. l 7 I 5 7 7 3 g I Row 2: Bennetts, Mgr.: Goorhouse, DeVore, Miller, Mooney, Lock, Marvin, Blanchard, McElmurry, Beither, Miller. Row 3: Bieleck, Grinnell, Cook. Crump, Barnard, VanBlaricum, Azelton, Lockwood, Stowe, Celentino, Lehman. One of the two undefeated teams of 1939 was the baseball team. With several top-notch pitchers to carry them through the season Eastern's baseballers sailed through the season without a single defeat. Earl Clark and Walt Ball as co-captains paced the team in most of their victories and their steady reliable type of play is a thing for which they should be commended. Several veterans will be back this year to assure a successful season this spring. W5 A ' xx! fI'Ef . X 'H We HX A Q33 . - 1 .5 1, . - Q: vg k we 5 x :izggggifx xg as ,R my , Q A I F? s 26. ge.: 1' nip Page One Hundred Twenty-nine 1 A' Lg: U 9 Q ii! we The cross-country team had a fine season. It tried out a new kind of race, a type of relay, with Central and beat themg but in the regular two mile run they evened the score. We can expect an excellent team next year with the regular Paul Cole, who came in First in most of our meets, and who will be back to lead the aggregation. Row 1: Cole, Carpenter, Bullen, Spencer, Merritt, Betts, Bowden, Simpson. Row 2: Seger, Mgr., Townsend, Tobias, Swisher, Green, Starr, King, Watts, Mr.Winston-Coach. Eastern had its share of SOO teams last year and the tennis team was one of these. The Quaker racketeers won four out of eight matches to net themselves an average amount of success. The brightest star on the horizon for next year is Jack Watkin, who promises to be one of the schoo1's outstanding tennis players. Page One Hundred Thirty-one . New ,, we as Mis is 'Nd- iw + was Q Kiss an W SYN X N T, W W wwwfww vw 'Q W. Q, N 1, A . 3915?-'RPSQZ :ww if W QE ' 3 KW Dgjgww LM 'if it 49 A ll W ff 052 .Msg W Q5 Aw R S+ .Z f an Q n 1,1535 im Fixx A V9 K sk . A .W A N., A K I R S Q xl , M. A 'f ,,,, ,... x F' ' llfiiigdm . fi ,,,' My S, Q ff , .,.: V .,,, , Wm 'ms-w ' ' 'gr A' L 5 XR A? Nix 'WS Q KM ff.. N .M fx Q: Y as xg 'YQ b y gm X EWU .iw ks wk W if ' ff X4 5 xx ws we 'NN A Mx -sauna-A KN , JG? Ss N U f 'U X M R 4 K .WW Ny K 2511, 'gif yn S L. fy: ik '51 Q ' ,i W A xii Ax X W i W X mx X ' HN W -- .- Y , A X A A A W gxzigfsfg gkz mfiribz, - W A , M w Q xv. W x N ix Www K5 N 3365 ,. K - 1 'fl 5, 31, K Enix l ' Q, A wx.. A . ji. Q .N W ' W ..Kt i S. K X K-HSM ' R XX 'wa Battledore and Shuttlecockf' favorite game of medie- val days is rehearsed for historical sports sequences. The Badminton Club, Miss Evans, adviser, sponsors this activity. The Tumbling Club facilitates the pursuing of acro- batics as a hobby. Mr. Winston guides the routines by the members, who are also invaluable as stunt performers. With plans for trips to far-flung corners of the globe the mental explorers of the Travel Club, aided by the wide experience of Miss Manning, supervisor, embark on dream voyages and indulge in soul-satisfying vistas of imagination. nsmnzvff. Rowley, Blough, I- ilton, Lewis, Arold. . ps reef? Row 1: Niles, Marsh, VanSickle, Van- Wagenon, VanDomelen, Stevens, Kimball, McKinsey, Bennett, Harris, Lewis, Al- baugh, Mayer, Miss Manning, Herzog. Row 2: Schlegel, Potter, J. Crawford, F. Beck- with, Letherman, P. Beckwith, Ritter, Par- menter, B. Crawford, Landau. Row 3: Pierce, Bennett. Above is the famous Fur, Feather, and Fin Club ich specializes in making trips. This winter these stern nomads traveled to Cadillac to enjoy winter Jrts. The activity of this club is Mr. Feeman's aby. Fo the right is Mr. Winston about to start a fast ne of basketball in one of his gym classes. Phe Boxing Club is where promising pugnastic par- ipators train for the heights which they hope to ,ch. Trainer, handler, second, time keeper, referee, 1 promotor is Doc Morrison. Row 1: Goldin, McElmurry, Boley, McGlone, Atchison, Ban- nan, Ernsberger, Tjiena, Reed, Swift, Tramonto, Grinnell, Sym- onds. Row 2: Mr. Feeman, Mar- shall, Harrington, Azelton, Emede, Seger, Springer, Terrian, Spurrell, Sidoti, Lietz, Brady, McElmurry, Kent, Axelson, Woodard, Amell, Bennetts. Row 1: Mr. Morrison, Davis, Charland Eno, Potter, Gross, Field. Row 2: Ship- man, Fitzgerald, Seger, Dobrick, Hoag, Swick, Bartley. Row 3: Brill, Hallenbeck, Reeves. Page One Hundred Thirty-Five The Life Saving Club under the sponsorship of Miss Lytle gives both junior and Senior Red Cross awards to all girls who can successfully pass the required exams. Because of clubs like this, swimming is now one of the popular sports of our institution. sen, Thompson, Mann, Young, Ray. Row 1: Hulbert, Bennetts, Benson, Seger, Stiver, Bissell Blanchard, Place, Golden. Row 2: Van Osdol, Mgr.g Noonan, Watts Marvin, Abbott, Alcenius, Fitzgerald, Peck, Mr. Winston-coach Eastern's swimming team had a 500,' season. They won four of their eight meets. The outstanding events of the season were their two victories over Central, both by a 48-36 score. The team defeated Kalamazoo, Flint Central, and Lansing Central twice. Miss Lytle, Dryer, Davis, jackson, Sayre, Kimball, Wolfe, Lar- ADVERTISING ,,i. f W U, , C, 4 1 3 4 X +0 by an ig. ff 'K Y Q x f T sqft? X 5 Q X x XS 0 Q4 ,g 2 W ' ' ' Q ' , 4 3 1 , ,Q F' Q Qu . it M ' L' 3 1 1 Q 5 - A-1 ....wln......m THE STAFF . . . of the 1940 Lantern appreciates the financial aid which it has received from the many business firms and friends of Eastern High School. Their cooperation has materially assisted us in publishing the 1940 edition of the Lantern. It is the wish of the stall that our students will be as loyal to these business friends as they have been in showing their loyalty to us. ADVERTISING STAFF Howard Light, Advertising Manager John L. Porter Jacob Korkoske john Carlson Rose Ferris Pauline Geovanes P ge One Hundred Th ty ght John Porter, Howard Light John Carlson, Jacob Korkoske With constant and dili- gent efforts, the Advertising Staff has made possible, financially, this production. They have untiringly called upon local business- men, returned persisently for copy and cuts, and have obtained valuable accounts. Compiling their results, filing, classifying, plus in- numerable clerical details, they have made complete in every way this publication. Q E P 'M ' , fel, Rose Ferris, Pauline Geovanes PHILLIPS' DRUG STGRE For... TWELVE YEARS We have endeavored to serve and please the students of Eastern High School. 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See your Olds dealer. Try an Olds with Hydra-Matic Drive. Get free illustrated booklet. Hou' It Works f .W - Quail... -li, . 2-l Face two electric fans toward each other. Start one, and the motion .of the air will run the other. 'lfhe same thing happens in the liquid coupling of Hydra-Matic Drive, except that oil takes the plate of air. 0BIL EFFORT of DRIVING ALL You DRIVE Is Yolf ELIMINA TE D0 T0 THIS STOP More Than just a Fluid Flywheel oinsmoisnrs mo 1-:vnu-mric nruvr I S 5 I M DI Y CL G no 1 Ordinary Huid couplings add a fluid fly- wheel and an over-drive to a conventional clutchand transmission. Hydra-MaticDrive eliminates both clutch and sliding gears. 1 'A AM1.'n1cA's Blames-r lilll-Iiilllilllllf MONEY? nlaawn and BETTER in EVERYTHING i -v- Page One Hundred Fifty-two STUDENTS! Your Business Is Appreciated BACON'S SHOE SERVICE 927 East Michigan Ave. Under Beeman's Grocery Congratulations to THE FUTURE HOME OWNERS OF LANSING UNION BUILDING fr LOAN ASSOCIATION, Ltd. 121 W. Auegan sm. TI-IE STYLE SHOP 116 W. Allegan Street Lansing's Foremost Fashion Institution COMPLIMENTS OF DANESCOT'S BEAUTY BAR Telephone 2-8611 HOLLISTER BUILDING RENIGER CONSTRUCTION CO. Builders of EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL PATTENGILL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM AND ATHLETIC FIELD SA DWICH SNHOPS COMPLIMENTS 518 S. WASHINGTON AVE. LANSING, MICHIGAN 1012 E. Michigan Ave. 516 S. Washington Ave. Chevrolet Trio Shops Open 23 Hours and 59 Minutes Every Day ACME CLEANERS The 1236 E. Grand River Ave. Flower Shoppe ' Quality I Service of 0 Dependability Phone for Estimates Telephone 4-1811 Lansing CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES ! audi Let us continue to serve you in the years to come. G ' FTS LANSING FLORAL 102 E. Allegan St. Travel Is Best by Bus You leave worry behind and avoid needless expense when you make your trips by Blue Goose bus. Low fares, frequent schedules, comfortable coaches, and experienced drivers combine to make bus travel attractive. EASTERN MICHIGAN MOTORBUSES 112 South Grand Avenue Phone 2-0674 Page One Hundred Fifty-four SCHMIDT BROS. Self-Serve Food Markets! 1004 E. Main St. 904-06 W. Saginaw St. 2010 E. Michigan Ave. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS LANSING CROWN SERVICE STATIONS Capitol Avenue at Washtenaw Street 222 So. Capitol Ave. LANSING, MICHIGAN Tires Polishing LANSING, MICHIGAN Batteties Lubricating Washing Parking Established 1855 Daily and Sunday THE STATE JOURNAL Michigan's Great Capital Daily 85 Years of Service Lansing and Central Michigan CIRCULATION OVER 46,000 COPIES DAILY School Class Tours Invited Through Its Modern Plant MICHIGAN SHEET METAL WORKS Complete Roofing and Sheet Metal Service Sunbeam Brand VITAMIN ---I MILK 116 s. Larch st. Lansing, Mich. Homogenized P g One Hundre d Fftyfie Compliments of REO MOTORS, INC. Manufacturers of Reo Moreload Design of Speedwagons and Heavy Duty Trucks an Flying Cloud Coaches The Dyer-Jenison-Barry Co . Lansing Insurance Agency INSURANCE The Insurance Bldg. 123 S. Grand Ave. LANSING, MICHIGAN Carpets - Rugs - Linoleums - Draperies Venetian Blinds - Window Shades Lace Curtains - Curtain Rods THE EDINGTON RUG CO. 422 S. Washington Ave. Phone 5-7129 Lansing, Michigan B. C. EDINGTON, Prop. Compliments of LANSING NATIONAL BANK OLDS TOWER Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PUFF'S GROCERY 1400 E. Michigan Ave. Your Friendly Store We Specialize in Good Steaks Mi11er's Mil1er's Ice Cream Ice Cream The QUAKER STORE O TOILETRIES O LUNCHES I CANDY O Hundred F fty Pg ne W 0000 rv X 0 +0 x-.zQ1.3 x x ,f O V ,J9' Zoo 00000 ,' ' 0 OM X00 O vv '0 Y s oft f -x ,v X X K XQQWXQXU f . K FLASI-IES ff 17 U0 ' 'f.'a,. 1,70 0 , ,Ji 7,, SPORTS mafia E mrmmnro wi-f' X g A X THE LANSING ICE Sz FUEL COMPANY DEPENDABLE ICE AND FUEL SERVICE Lansing Oldsmobile CONGRATULATIONS Company to the CLASSES OF 1940 The Home of Safety-Tested Used Cars The Best Place in Town to Buy a BUREAU Serves 75,000 Farm Homes An organization to help farmers win more of the comforts and satisfactions in life for their families. 315 South Capitol Avenue 221 N. Cedar St. 728 E. Shiawassee St L ' , M' h' 218 W. Ionia Street ansmg lc lgan Lawn Seed Garden Supplies Fertilizers Phone 2-1127 Electrical Appliances Spray Materials BE SURE IT'S THE LOCAL PRODUCT 5 9 ICE CREAM The Cream of Michigan Phone 2-1139 229 S. Cedar Street PgO HddFfy gh Congratulations BANK OF LANSING OFFICERS DIRECTORS J. W. Wilford ....,........,.....,......,. President John Affeldt, Jr. D. D. Harris Fred Marin .... Executive Vice-President George P. Anderson Clayton F. Jennings D. D. Harris .................... Vice-President W. Fred Barker Leroy Lewis J. Arthur Allen ...................,.,,......... Cashier Charles F. Buehler Fred Marin Walter S. Reck ............ Assistant Cashier Roy Dean Willard J. Wellman .... Assistant Cashier Albert L. Ehinger Harvey I. Scott ............ Branch Manager H. Chris Hansen Member of the Federal Reserve System McKinley Reniger Eric P. Teel J. W. Wilford Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MAIN OFFICE: BRANCH OFFICE: Washington at Michigan Avenues Grand River Avenue at Center Street PROFESSIONAL TRAINING BUSINESS COURSES OFFERED: Executive Secretarial Business Administration Higher Accounting fWa1ton Systemj Stenographic Stenotype CMachine Shorthandj Junior Accounting General Business SEVENTY-THIRD YEAR Send for Free Catalog Our Reputation Is Your Guarantee of Success LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Ionia Street and Capitol Avenue Page One Hundred Fifty-nine WHO'S WHO IN DENTISTRY CMember of the Ingham County Dental Societyj C. D. CROCKETT 310 Townsend St. I. IRVING NEDELMAN 1210 City National Bldg. CHARLES T. MURPHY 1205 City National Bldg E. F. RANDALL 1012 City National Bldg. K. S. HART Dental Supplies 529 Tussing Bldg. GLENN B. RANNEY 1007 City National Bldg. O. E. GETTS 1003 Prudden Bldg. G. E. THRUN 308 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg. C. J. WRIGHT 703 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg. GEORGE ZEDERBAUM 2116 Olds Tower Bldg. FRED L. COVERT 902 Bauch Bldg. C. R. MULL, President 816 Olds Tower Building D. G. BILLS 512 Tussing Bldg. B. E. LUCK Oral Surgeon 536 Tussing Bldg. W. F. MILLER 301 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg. FARLAND F. MORSE 806 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg BEN L. G. and W. E. BAILEY 1716 Olds Tower Bldg. H. B. FASSETT 204 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg. T. J. LEAVITT, JR. 1208 City National Bldg. PAUL B. CUOLAHAN 301 Seymour Avenue STUART P. CARR 506 Am. State Savings Bldg. R. W. HUFFMAN Professional Bldg. M. A. WALKER 202 N. Washington Avenue Page One Hundred Sixty SENIORS . . . OUR ENTIRE STAFF OFFERS CONGRATULA- TIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE. AGAIN IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU AND WE TRUST THAT THIS IS ONLY THE BEGIN- NING OF A PLEASANT ASSOCIATION. WE ARE PROUD OF THE TITLE OFFICIAL LANTERN PHOTOGRAPERSY' VERSLUIS IDO-'UCI'-JU! Grand Rapids -- Lansing -- Battle Creek P g O Hundred Sixty-one PAGE-LAMERSON, INC. Phone 4-2115 1311 E. Michigan Ave. THE SHOES CH IK EE SHOPPE OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY 320 S. Washington Ave. Special Dinners Try Our Fried Every Day Chicken Sandwiches May your years ahead be refreshed with . . . ROYAL CROWN COLA Rouser's Light Lunches At the New Fountain BEST IN TOWVNQ an . I , I .151 N EHI PAR-T-PAK C. J. ROUSER DRUG Co. 123 S. Washington Ave. NEHI BEVERAGES, INC. 321 S. Washington Ave. Lansing F Wifi X2 X:,.., A n. ' A A SMART ' Lied X , Wk ff '.'-n nu 241 5651 xrggiggagw COTTON FORMALS .95 - 3 1 i. . Hp. -34123 cf an-4 ,Q , 11.349 Z0 2 ma fn Q, ,y :gi mfg ,o ai, , ,:g5y,'ff+ K, M, fi E V H, ' !u,,J1A fe X fxqwfmi we .iq f infjy fig? 'wax ag! '51, ig JAY? ' -'M' -fu I- U ' '.ff1,Leif 'ii ni lif HH 4 ' 11,1 my . J 'M' 9 ru , Wu uf ' ' f,f,n,x 'xx dba, -A af - as , . ,571 Us Sizes 10-12-14-16-18 SPROWL BROTHERS Pg o H dads fyf Compliments INSIST ON of FRESH BREAD JEWELRY CO. Enjoy It Daily SAY: Peter - Pan - to - Your Grocermanff Your Class Ring jewelers AN ACME TRAINING PAYS! MANY GRADUATES OF EASTERN HAVE PREPARED FORT BUSINESS AT ACME YOU MAY SECURE COMPLETE INFORMATION WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE 121 WEST WASHTENAW STREET Associated with Jackson Business University WHO'S WHO IN MEDICINE CMembers of the Ingham C H. M. SMITH, M.D., President Physician and Surgeon 428 W. Michigan Avenue J. F. SANDER, M.D. Diseases of Infants and Children 320 Townsend Street K. P. HODGES, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 1116 Olds Tower Bldg FRANK STILES, M.D. Dermatology 2012 Olds Tower Bldg. H. J. PRALL, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 505 Bauch Bldg. LEMOYNE SNYDER, M.D. Surgery 1201 City National Bldg. RALPH WADLEY, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 803 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg. F. A. JONES, M.D. General Practice and Surgery 315 Tussing Bldg. K. W. TOOTHAKER, M.D. Physician 603 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg. H. S. BARTHOLOMEW, M.D. Dermatology 1115 City National Bldg. F. MANSEL DUNN, M.D. General Practice 301 Seymour Ave. T. I. BAUER, M.D. Internal Medicine 301 Seymour Avenue R. E. KALMBACH, M.D. General Practice 301 Seymour Avenue H. G. SICHLER, M.D. X-Ray and Radium Therapy 301 Seymour Avenue L. C. CHRISTIAN, M.D. Internal Medicine 108 E. St. Joseph Street ounty Medical Societyj CYRUS B. GARDNER, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 320 Townsend Street P. C. SPENCER, M.D. Surgery 320 Townsend Street K. H. JOHNSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 1116 Olds Tower Bldg. R. J. MORROW, M.D. Proctologist and Surgeon 302 Tussing Bldg. MILTON SHAW, M.D. Internal Medicine 320 Townsend Street R. S. BREAKEY, M.D. Genito-Urinary Diseases 1211 City National Bldg. F. W. TAMBLYN, M.D. Obstetrician and Gynecolog 803 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg ist W. J. CAMERON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 502 Am. State Savings Bank Bldg E. W. BRUBAKER, M.D. Diseases of Infants and Children 1408 City National Bldg. R. A. BURHANS, M.D. Genito-Urinary Diseases 808 Olds Tower Bldg. D. A. GALBRAITH, M.D. General Practice 301 Seymour Avenue HORACE L. FRENCH, M.D. Diseases of Infants and Children 301 Seymour Avenue C. C. HUGGETT, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 428 W. Michigan Avenue M. C. LOREE, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist 120 W. Hillsdale Street F. C. DUNN, M.D. General Practice 213 W. Lenawee Street Page One Hundred Sixty-four CCNGRATULATIGNS I CLASS OF 1940 EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL V Melling Forging Co. LANSING, MICHIGAN M anufactuters: SOUND FORGINGS QUALITY MACHINING 1401 CASE STREET 501 E. NORTH STREET HARRY LEBUDA INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance and Bonds 305 Hollister Building Telephone 5-0213 Lansing, Mich. FARM FIRE INSURANCE Liberal Coverage Low Premium Rate Large Cash Reserve PIONEER RESERVE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 226 East Grand River Avenue Lansing, Michigan 'Q TYPEWRITERS - 'frrlfxk A ' Ti ,eoiuoouvod T 319' l'Q,vQ.jyL,5-E., f I mx was Qouowu I A xx uv Q 5, -K If X I 1,. New portables and rebuilt machines of all makes. NELSON TYPEWRITER CO. 132 WEST IONIA STREET STEVENSON'S Q DRAPERIES o FURNITURE o CURTAINS 0 WALL PAPER o RUGS 0 LAMPS Quality Merchandise Popularly Priced 3300 East Michigan Avenue Telephone 4-3022 CHILDS 5, CQ, THE SILVER DISH . EAT SHOP Groceries 605 E. Grand River Meats PHONE 9106 2320 E. Michigan Ave. Telephone 46422 0 Beefburger 0 Hamburger 0 Hot Dog P8 O HddSty M E Q RGUS 42 . GASOLINE OILS Solvenized LANSING HI-SPEED COMPANY Telephone 20764 A. W. WALSH CO. Lansing, Michigan WHOLESALE GROCERS BOICHOT SAND 8: GRAVEL C0. R. F. D. No. 4 Telephone 4-6414 MILLETT NURSERY AND GREENHOUSES TREES, SHRUBS, PERENNIALS AND POTTED PLANTS Phone 2-9335 Millett, Mich. 4 IEAN'S CAFETERIA Telephone 4-6729 327 East Grand River Ave. Lowest Cafeteria Prices in the State DR. L. J. GREEN Osteopathic Physician 807 Bauch Building Telephones Office Residence 25618 24814 DR. E. A. SEELYE Osteopathic Physician General Practice and Office Treatment of Rectal Diseases and Hernia CRuptureJ 300 American State Savings Bank Bldg. PgOHd d S ty ght HOT WATER and plenty of it with a DUO-THERM Burns Cheap Fuel Oil - Heats Water Automatically - City or Country! A Duo-Therm is the one heater that will solve your hot water problem once and for all! You get automatic turn-of-the-tap convenience- plus the economy of cheap fuel oil. You get ALL the hot water you want, when you want it most-because a Duo-Therm has a larger ca- pacity and heats water FASTER. Even on the heaviest wash day, a Duo-Therm won't let you down. And you can enjoy this greater con- venience and economy ANYWHERE, city or country-no gas or electricity are needed. DUO-THERM hurling WATER HEATER Motor Wheel Corporation, Lansing, Michigan Page One Hundred Sixty-nine Lansing Colorplate Co. Manufacturers of Printing Plates OUR NEW HOME BETTER BUILDING BETTER EQUIPMENT BETTER ENGRAVINGS BETTER ANNUALS 317 North Larch St. Phone 27022 THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL A body actively interested in the welfare of the school can more fully justify its existence through the whole-hearted cooperation of each graduate. 66AUGIE,, With Best Wishes to the Super Service CLASSES OF 1940 GASOLINE -- OIL -- LUBRICATION LORENZ BROS Inc O, I Phone 20015 Holmes and Kalamazoo New BUICKS and Good Used Cars Friendly Service FOV 20 Years CONGRATULATIONS! AFFELDT'S SENIORS Serving Lansing Over 50 Years Duncan Lumber Co. ESTABLISHED 1881 1923 Turner St. Ask Your Neighbor-She Knows Telephone 4-4406 Pgo Haas fy Phone 58516 for Evening Appointment CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1940 CUSTOM SHOP 218 S. Grand Avenue WOLVERINE TYPEWRITER COMPANY 228 S. Capitol Ave. ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS We invite you to inspect our Tweeds - Coverts - Gabardines Tailored by Hand for You Priced at S23'5O' Up Phone 2-1141 Easy Terms STEVEN SON-BENNETT THE DELLS HARDWARE CO. Dancing NIGHTLY Except Monday Palmer Park Lake Lansing Musical Attractions of Distinction 428 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 23311 BUILDERS' HARDWARE GLASS AND GLAZING MASURY PAINTS AND VARNISHES the 1940 class of LANSING EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL ' prefers RICHMAN BROTHERS America's Standard of Quality and Value 322.50 206 S. Washington Avenue PgO HddS tyt Q52 X xx - -SN, jp- , Y X +I IBIETIXWIEEN SCENES Q Mai Q QV. gag 82 SIGNATURES MY FAVORITE TEACHERS SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT '' W i'i3Hii2i SQHiiHj STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT fZane Amellj LANTERN ED ITOR-IN-CHIEF CMarilyn Mayerl ATHLETIC COACHES H''''Z'W2iiEEE'KI 6'QQEf5 ' 'H'' 'Zi9IS3Qii5PLi iUf5PfiQ8ii5 Uake K. Burnham, CR. A. Winstonl QWayne Edgerton! Page One Hundred Seventy-four FADEOUT Appreciation Without expert guidance and helpful cooperation of trained men and women specializing in the Held of Photography, Engraving, Printing and Business Management, the production of this yearbook would have been impossible. We, the members of the Lantern Staff, express our grateful and sincere appreciation to Mr. Bruce Stone of the Stone Print- ing Companyg to Mr. Andrew Werback of the Lansing Color- plate Company, to Mr. Andrew M. Ray of the David J. Molloy Company, to Mr. Leonard Versluis of the Versluis Studiosg to Mrs. Beekman, and to our able faculty advisers-including Mr. John Brisbing Mr. Ralph Petermang Miss Bette Hollandg and Miss Bertha Pollitt-for their constructive advice and ready council to further the finesse of this production. P ge One Hundred S ty H INDEX TO Page Acme Business College ,777, ,Y,7 Y.,v- 1 6 3 Acme Cleaners ,,...,Y,,7,7777,,. ..,,77 . 154 Affeldt, John 8z Sons ,,77 . ..Y,,,7,777 171 American State Savings Bank ,7.., ,..,, 1 46 Archie's Grill ,,.., .,,,,,.... 7.,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,... ,,... 1 4 1 Auto-Owners Insurance Company ,Y...V ,7,,. 1 43 Autopark ,,,, .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,...,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,A,.. ,,,,A 1 4 4 Bacon's Shoe Service ,,,c ,,,, . 153 Bank of Lansing ,,.. , ,,,,,.l ,,.,. 1 59 Boelio's Furniture ..,,,,,,,,,,.. ,.,,, 1 46 Boichot Sand Sz Gravel ,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,7,, 1 68 Capitol City Pontiac Company ci.,, ...VYY7,,7.. . 148 Charles Self-Serve Food Market ,,..YY,,77.. 150 Chikee Shop .,,,,,,.V, . ,,,,,, ,,,,, .1 ...f,,,,fAYV,,f, 162 Childs and Company Y,c,, .77,777,77.l..YY,7,7..7...7,,... 1 66 Christman, H. G., Lansing Company ..,,,,,. 144 Custom Shop, The V,,,,7,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,.,7.,,,f ...,Vf,f,ff, 1 72 Danescot's Beauty Bar ..c,c .,.,c . ,,,A. 1 53 Daniel's Jewelry Company ,,,,,,, .,,. . 163 Dean 8z Harris of Lansing YY7,,,, Y.,,, 1 51 Dells, The ,,,7,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,l..,, ,,.. ..... ,.,,, 1 7 2 Dudley Paper Company, The ,,,. . 145 Duncan Lumber Company ,,,,,....7 ,7,,, 1 '71 Dyer, Jenison, Barry Company ,,,,, ,,,.. 1 56 Eastern Michigan Motorbuses ,,..7,7 .,777 1 54 Edington Rug Company ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,,A,. 1 56 England-Cook ,,,,,7,,,,,,,.,..,,.,.,,,.... 1 ,,,,, 154 Famous Grill ,7,,,,, ,,.. . 148 Flower Shoppe, The ,77,77 Y,777 1 54 Green Mill, The H ,, . , ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ..,. . 149 Gregory, Mayer Xz Thom Company .,,, ,,,,, 1 44 Harryman Shoes , ,,7,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,.,7 . , . .. 145 Harvin Ice Cream Company ,,,,,, ,,e,. 1 58 Home Dairy Company ,,,,, ,,.. , ., 151 Hurd's ,,,, , ..,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , , , 145 International Grocery Jean's Cafeteria , ,,,, Kewpee Hamburg Shop ,,,, ,,e,,, Kositchek, H., and Brothers 150 , ,, 168 142 146 Lansing Business University ,,,, , , 159 Lansing Colorplate Company ,,,, , ,,,, 170 Lansing Company , ,,,,,,, ,,,, , 144 Lansing Crown Service, Inc. , 155 Lansing Dairy Company ,. . 155 Lansing Floral Company ,,,, ,, ,l,,, 154 Lansing Hi-Speed Company ,,,e ,r,. 1 68 Lansing Ice 8x Fuel Company ,,,,, 7 ,.,,, 158 Lansing Laundry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e ,,e,e,, ,,.,, 1 4 6 Lansing National Bank .. ,ee,,,,,, 7, 156 Lansing Oldsmobile Company ,,e,, ,,Y,, 7 158 Lansing Secretarial School ,,e,,,,,ee ,,,,,,.,.e..., 1 49 Lebuda, Harry, Insurance Agency .,,,. , 166 Lorenz Brothers, Inc, ,,,,,,,e,, ,,,, , 7 ,,,e 171 ADVERTISERS Page Market Basket , ,....,.,.,,,,,., ...., ..., ....1.. 1 4 4 Melling Forging Company ..,,,.,..,. 1,..... 1 65 Michigan School Service, Inc. ..... ,.,,... 1 48 Michigan Sheet Metal Works ...., ....... 1 55 Michigan State Farm Bureau ..,.. ....., 1 58 Millett Nursery-Greenhouses ..,...... .,..... 1 68 Molloy, David J., Plant ,.......,.,....., ....... 1 51 Morgan Jewelry Company ..,,.... .,,..,. 1 49 Motor Wheel Corporation .... . ....... 169 Nehi Beverages, Inc. ,,,,,,, ,...,,,,...,, ...,,,. 1 6 2 Nelson Typewriter Company ,...... ,.,.... 1 66 New National Hat Shop .....,.,..., ,,,..., 1 41 Novo Engine Company ...,,,.,,,, ,....,. 1 45 Oldsmobile ,,,,,,,,,1,,....,,.,,, ...,,,, 1 52 Page-Lamerson, Inc. ,,,. ..., ,,.,,,,,....,Y ,,,.,,. 1 6 2 Peter Pan Bakeries ,,,,,e.... ....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.... . .... 1 63 Phillips Drug Store ,,,,,,.. ,.,. ,,,, , ,,,1,,...e ,,... , . ..,, 1 4 0 Pioneer Reserve Mutual Fire Ins. Co. ,,...... 166 Pletz, Augie ....,..,.,,,,,..i,....,.....,.,,.,..,,eeee..... W 171 Puff's Grocery ,.,.,,....,,.....,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, ....... 1 56 Quaker Store .,.,.. .,.,..,,,,,,.,.r,,.... . ., r,r,. , 156 Reniger Construction Company .,,. ,, ,,,,,,, 153 Reo Motors, Inc. .,,,,,.....,..... .. .,.. ,,.e ,,,e ,,,..,. 1 5 6 Richman Brothers ,,,,c,r.r., I... .,,,r,c. ,,r.... 1 7 ' ' Rickel Super Service ,,c,, , Rouser Drug Company ,,cc . Savants Cleaners .,,,, ,, Schmidt Brothers ....... Shepard Shoes .,,,,,,,ccc,..,, Silver Dish Eat Shop ,,,, , Small's, Inc. ,,,,,,,,,,e,,,.,,,... . Smith Floral Company ...., . 148 162 Sprowl Brothers ..,,,,,..,e,,,,, ,,,,e, .,,,,e,, ,,,,,,. State Journal, The ,,,.,,.,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,......,,,, ,,,,,., Stevenson-Bennett Hardware Co. ,,e., ,,.,... Stevenson s ..... . .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,r,, ,r,,.,, 148 155 141 166 142 150 162 155 172 166 145 Strand Bowling Alleys, Inc. ,...,., ,.,,., , Student Supply House ..,..Y,re., .. ,,,.,,, 111 Style Shop, The ..,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, Templeton, Max, Mayor ,,,,,, Trio Sandwich Shop ,,,,,,,,eeee,,e. 153 142 ., .... 154 Union Building 8x Loan Assn. rr,,, .,,,,,, 1 53 Van Peenen's Flowers ee,,,,,,rre,,,, ,,,,,.. 1 40 Vaughan Battery Service ..... . ,rr--,, 150 Versluis Studio ....,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 61 Wagenvoord and Company ,,r...,, ,,,,,,, 1 gg Walsh, A. W., Company ,,,,,e ,A,r,,, 1 Washington Fruit Market r,r,er.,. ,.,,,,, 1 41 Weimer's Rexall Drug Store ,..,,,, ,,.,,-, 1 49 Weissinger Paper Co., The ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 42 Wohlert Corporation ..........r,....,.,rrr.. ,r,,,,, 1 42 Wolverine Insurance Company .,.,,e. ,,,,,., 1 44 Wolverine Typewriter Company ,,,,,e, r,,,,,, 1 72 XXth Century Tailors .,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,c,,, 1 45 Page One Hundred Seventy-six 121 ' 'wmnuailimusf mafia rf'-51 -ww 1744215 ' A..zni-.slum ' Ntwsfzim-Z ' , ag '--,Q 7 ' 3-ay, 'U ,,f,w '-w v 'a,fQLJ' 3f3Zi Mv1XfA ASVZWQJA .N oy 'wg Ea-363 Ja . QTf5+y9Vijfi3?i225i'J WOM 3-WWE QM foggy X E55 Ld. N 60 N ff'-,fi WM ,jg EZ...2.,,.. S, - X5 .rw A V hula ya I Zfwgijjyaglilfg NW QQQEQOEQRQ D345 ffl? JMQLW Mm Q :mf ivqfkfffxiz Q M' ?MM,..f2!?x X , QQ 9W,,.7'2xXE masnawa cet: QQ ,Z, ff3 YM- sa?'ff M Q12 0 Jw f W ' 742 S e cg: M af-M CQQQ-Q? Wy 4 QQ' GW ga A W QQCQQYICT '45-'ff C0w,.,,, oLF'5?reLL LLlV:L:'f,ZE U' 1356 9.Ql...J Q R - ff 22 'f Lira? 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