Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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gmi lmil J.PLANCK X, J.DUNCAN 1 5g H.BAUERLE MRS.ALLEN M.MILKS The composers of our school-life melodies are the efficient members of the school board. They constitute the governing body of the public schools, deciding on teachers, books, expenses, and building projects. Besides the voluntary duties performed on the school board, they have other occupations that take up their time. Mr. Joseph Planck, president of the board, is an attorney-at-lawg Mr. Harold Bauerle is a traffic engineer in the State Highway Department. Mrs. M. A. Waldo was previously a school teacher but now devotes her time to keeping house and working part time in her husband's travel agency. Mr. james Duncan is the presi- dent and the general manager of the Duncan Lumber Company. Mr. Harold Andrews is vice-president of the Union Building and Loan Association, and Mrs. Maurice Allen is a housewife. Mr. Malcolm Milks is the manager of the Macklin Service and the Lansing Tire Company, which retail refined oil products. MRS. wALDo H. ANDREWS l 7 l x l Il 4 Q 4- U it ,- i K W V l l gal w l 1 4 x f lt, . i . 1 a Qi l l 4 5 l 4 . ! ls Fa i l 'i 4 5 Q 51 l 1 ik r -is i 'J 4 ld v ,. Q l. fig, l W .wx 4 l K ll N1 l le M ul. . EM I if-5 I 4 i L, V M w 1 l if V: 1 li .li i. M 1 ll V Jw

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Baseball Team Row I: J. Spurbeck, R. Brooks, W. Crawford, D. Lander, D. Sweet, E. Sellers Row II: J. Ramey, H. Meredith, F. Conklin, D. Heller, N. Breeding, E. Petersen, G. Thomas, H. Sheathelm Row III: Coach Spitler, B. Bashore, T. Sample, J. Buysee, R. Jackson, G. Meredith, Coach Sheathelm Varsity Squad 7 - 6 - ff 7 Row I: J. Conklin, J. Ramey, D. Lander, D. Heller HC! fifth? Row II: N. Breeding, H. Meredith, E. Petersen, R. Brooks Row III: G. Thomas, D. Sweet , Winning baseball teams have become a tradition around Eastern. Much of the success achieved by our teams can be accredited to Coach Spitler and his assistant, Mr. Sheathelrn. This year, these two coaches have their charges working every night with the aim of turning out another winning team. Success for this season depends greatly on such veterans as Don Heller, Don Helmer, Eugene Petersen, Gary Thomas, and Neil Breeding. These boys, plus good reserve power, give our team the necessary ingredients for a successful season. ll07J