Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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C. Benson, L. Fulson, J. Beardslee. L. Potter It's a toss up to see which side will bat First. just as the words of a song must harmonize with the music, the activities of the Girls' Physical Education De- partment at into the tune of Eastern High School without discord. Under the capable direction of Miss Kruse and Mrs. Gray, the girls enjoy a well balanced sports program during the various seasons of the school year. One day a week is devoted to Health Class with the emphasis on good grooming, posture, and health. This is done through educational movies and the use of newly purchased text- books. Grace and sense of rhythm are developed through participation in dancing class one day --- - SllDlIlw:u-mawnuunmmnnmt Hilti!! 1il5NBBmmsa W Hlr i. S1 I---gi.. IIIQQBWW H--U.-Nlall .---- -:ll-I---I---QHQKHIEI lf-.-K m Ell--I------ll. IUKl --'--I get 222251 a...1aa22aE:.'!!.I!5!.IQ!1v' ll Row I: M. Six, M. Wilson Row II: I. Schulte, M. Thompson Row III: R. Mitchell An energetic game of volleyball is about to Start. a week. Both ballroom and folk dancing are taught. B. Watt, B. Edwards, and D. Boettcher are ready to P. Anderson, F. Moore, and A. Knisely pre- pare their bows for a practice session in archery. advance as soon as D. Wear receives the pass in a game of touch football. fusj

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Mrs. Boos. a substitute teacher, demonstrates the correct badminton serve to G. Nipple and D. Danforth. Row I.' M. Bellville, N. Mann, J. McConnell Row II: S. Lynde, J. Lewis Row III: L. Struble The Girls' Athletic Association has grown considerably. not only in members but in importance. The chief objective of this organization is to promote interest among the girls in athletic activities, health, and sportsmanship. A meet- ing is held once each month to discuss and offer solutions to problems which arise. One of the many activities which the G.A.A. has undertaken is the annual presentation of a water pageant, featuring synchronized swim- ming. Letters and chevrons may be earned by girls who participate in live of the seven sports offered and who successfully meet all other requirements which the G.A.A. has set up. T B. Stephens, N. Thomas. N. Locke. M- Stevens are These girls are forming a squash pyramidf, awaiting the go signal. f1141

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-. ......, f....4.Ma U Girls' League Olificers T- E Seated: C, Custer, D. Boettcher Standing: M. Engle, P. Neumann Seated: R. Nagel, M. Engle Standing: V. Wright, P. Neumann These officers promote harmony among the girls of Eastern through many social aCtlVlt16S The new sophomores are given a pleasant introduction to the school by the two annual teas and this friendliness is carried on through the year with assemblies and dances. Board of Athletic Control Seated: Mr. Gilson, Mr. Winston, J. Redburn, Mr, Wheeler, Mr. Morrison Standing: B. DeVore, G. Thomas Awarding major and minor letters, setting up the rules of eligibility for sports and arranging tentative sport schedules are some of the duties of this group of student and faculty members. l8l ., ...,,. ,.........ax,..-s.. .. ....., -..