Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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'tsfsli -A - 1 2 I 'aww I l. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: M Row 2: R. H. Jones. Row 3: C Row 4: B. Liberal in character and constructive in . Banham, M. Jensen, J. May, C. O'Connor, M. Harrad, G. Whitford, M. McClard, B. Atwell, A. Vermeersch, C. Rich. Clark, B. Carlson, M. Scamarcia, C. Vining, V. Gates, j. Sargeant, L. Van Syoc, L. Nelson, F. Thompson, D. Oscarino, . Lautzenheiser, R. Whitford, R. Castellani, B. Trumene, D. Mattson, A. Seling, T. Halsey, B. Boyer, D. Denton, G. Cousins. Elsinheimer, B. Marklewitz, D. Clausen, C. Benson, B. Baker, C. Smith. D. Poole, J. Braman, D. Jennings. accomplishments, the functions of the Student Council prove an invaluable boon to the administration of the school. It is from such self-reliant groups that emanate those flames of knowledge and experience which brighten the paths upon which we seek the realms unknown. Last semester officers included Castellani, vice-presidentg Arnold Rudy Abent, presidentg Bonnie Atwell, secretary, and Hugh jones, treasurer. 1. Presidential aspirants for the spring semes- ter were Rudy Castellani, Norm Pollard, and Russ Robinson. After a heated campaign Norm Pollard proved to be the students' choice. I l Page Eight

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l qi A Extending a guiding hand to the student body of Eastern High School are Mr. Rich and Mrs. Leyrer, through whose cooperation and capable leadership we may approach the oracles of the future in undaunted spirits, with an inspira- tion which lends itself to hope and progress. Mr. Don Wheeler and Mr. Hyrtl Feeman, assistants to Mr. Rich, are endowed with those qualities of character and personality which stimulate friendship and cooperation among the students. Con- trolling tardiness and truancy, their responsibilities as teachers are greatly augmented. Mr. Wheeler is the school's Director of Athletics and each instructor teaches his respective classes. Page Seven

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BOYS' LEAGUE BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Left to right: Dick Massuch, Ed McClernan, and Jack Hoover. To effect a more favorable future for the principles by which he abides, Uncle Sam has made a few demands respecting our masculine population. For this reason, Boys' League meetings dur- ing the past semester consisted essentially of pre-induction lectures by which the young men of Eastern acquainted themselves with all branches of the armed services. GIRLS' LEAGUE Besides encouraging friendship within the feminine set of Eastern, the Girls' League offers entertainment and recreation for all students. Two informal dances were sponsored which terminated their highly successful activities during the year. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Second Semester Officers , First Semester Officers Jackie .laffadv BOHTIIC Atwell, Char- Norma Hollister, Sophia Goslewski, lotte Rasmussen, and Pat Grams. Bonnie Atwell, and Jackie Jarrad. Page Nine