Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1950 volume:

Q. fc'-.V -. V H-...,,g,,QQ fx, , M., u4wQ:....::,. A-vs ,swf --Q. fr Aww -K A was Q,,.M.w,,,,,,4,,m4 X ,A:M,, ww A we X , pc 9 x1 0 1 :ffm xxC7J ,YYt,5fY Q- fl j 1 Cbldllllllll Presented by the lune 1950 and january 1951 Clasgei of Fastern Hlgh School L'msmg Mzphlgan ,Q bill!! gun 'ff Ac A ' J c , ' sr J ' ss s' ,ff-Qsjj. kd Lff 4CDLUNBl 3 'i ' Q '0- 3' 2 gf 'lffwgfxg ae e..14,u,f5 ei-11' n -: QSJA4-ui Z,?,', FOREWORD Durmg the years spent 1n Oomv to school we have opened the portals to happmness throuvh learnlng W1th the help of a co operatue faculty we have garned knowledge 1n the fields of htera ture, suence and the arts In thls 1CLOI'Cl we shall try to reveal p1ctor1ally the lT1C1dCl'1tS of these past few years so that when the school doors have closed behlnd us, we may then rel1ve once agaln our happy hours at Eastern H1gh School all 1 , b D . , , . 6 . . - . 7 . . . . . - N , , . . ' K fe? veg :mi V We gratefully ded1cate th1s 1950 Lantern to Mr Leyrer our courteous kmd and slncere asslstant prxnclpal who has gulded the Student Councll for many years and who has helped to open the door to success for many an Eastern I-hgh School student l3l Wall, ,U I ' ' ,A f ww 4 1 K W ,f ,,,, . . lifts! 1 ' 1 9 9 ! TABLE OF CCNTENTS AdU11U1Stf3t1OU Semors Classrooms MUSIC Soc1a1 Sports umors Sophomores Advertxsmg VS f Q , avg ,Ni s Nil :ai 45 L Admznlstratmn PIIHCIPHI Asszstant Prmczpal Dean of Gzrls www MR WHEELER MR LEYRER MISS BENJAMIN Home of the Quakers EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL E61 Board of Athletic Control - Seated Mr Walker Mr Wheeler Mr W1nston Mr McCann Standmg Scott Rutherford Della Galduchlk Jxm Culver School Board Mr Planck Mrs Waldo Mr Duncan Mr Mllks Superintendent of Schools Mr Rich Mrs Allen Mr Andrews Asslstant Superintendent Mr Averlll Mr Bauerle was absent when thls plcture was taken I7 : . , . , . , . ' J J . , . , . , . , . , . , . , Student Councll Contemplatmg the newly revised constitution f Busy dividing the new Student Council members the Student Council are president Eugene Petersen 1nto various committees are Larry Fowler president SCCFCXHTY MHFIOI1 Owen and Marlon Owen secretary Honor Soczety President Doris Boettcher is explaining m detail As one of the few girl presidents of Easterns the National Honor Society plaque to Vlce President National Honor Society Sylvia Braman plans the John McKinney Treasurer Dick McNe1l and Secre semester program with Vice President Dick McNeil tary Marion Owen listen intently Treasurer John Sherman and Secretary Karen Stok stad I8 I I ' 5 . . . . O . . . . vice president, Otto Kerng treasurer, Kim Gillett: and John McKinney, vice president: Ed Moyer, treasurerg J Glrls League Dlscusslng the poss1b1l1t1es of an advantageous Presldent Carole Gates and Vlce Presxdent Beverly program for the following semester are Carole Gates Roberts turn their attention to maklng favors for the pres1dent V1rg1n1a Wrlght secretary Jackxe Wxse Sophomore Tea whlle Secretary V1rg1n1a Wrxght and treasurer and Nancy Thomas vxce presldent Treasurer Ada Foote offer helpful suggestlons Boys League Becommg acquamted w1th the functxons of the Boys League whxch IS a newly formed orgamzatxon IH Eastern Hlgh School are President Klm Glllett and Secretary Treasurer Harry Barnard I 9 Secretary Treasurer Harry Barnard dxscuss s forth coming proJects of the Boys League with the new pres1dent Ed Moyer The fellows are planmng a servlce program whlch w1l1 greatly benefit the boys of Eastern H1gh School ' 1 1 . i 1.1 ,. . Z , . . : ' ' . 1 ' . : . . - ! . , 'QT' 2 'E . . . Student Counczl Row D Moline Fox L Pierson C Hayden MLK1nney P ani B Tomlnson S Broek S Foust Row M Burnham F Travis P Mallxson M Terranova J harley In Bee S Jennmgs L ROgOllUSkl A Cox Mr Leyrer Row P Anderson J Engdal M Malllson G Sremon J Horn S Braman J Marshall S Bambrlck B Smder J Hoy J Hoats Row J Johns J Alexander N Moore R Preuss E Reynolds J Subar B Barnard H Webb D Whitney S Rutherford D Phrllxps D Fuller Row 5 L Fulson M Ostrander C Warner E Moyer G Hope L Fowler H Sheathelm B Batsche J Cruthls F Brokaw R Beelby D Radway R Stone J Gunn J Culver Row! J Cu ver F Conklin L Shance D Radway S Braman M Malllscn H WLbb H Barnard C Fagg Row 2 IL Woolcock S Ballenger E Bee D Galduehlk S Subar C Smith B Smrler J Boettcher A Melntlre Row? Hoats D Oakley F Rogolxnsln Gllflkl S ennxng Earley Adadow C Elsenhelmer L Plerson Coprlanr Leyrer ROW4 Keyes J Engdal F Travis N Moore F Garner D MLKeel B Stone T Walker R Kern J Warren D Phllllps Row 5 B Tomlinson G Wery B Ahlers W Chapman T Wuerthner B Barnard J Cruthls R Preuss B Deason R Beclby B Trudgen B Feguer S Rutherford E101 11 . ' .L . - ' A . . ,j. ' ' . . J ., . i 1 , , - , . - 3: . , . , . Q , . ' , . . . . . , . ' , - V , - . . ' 4: . . . , . , . '. . . . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' ' '. . : J. '. . . .. J. ' I . J ' 5, J. , J. , . ' ' . . A ' , J. -' L Mr. Honor Soc1ety Row 1 D Mason P Janz B Edwards S Reeve M Weber D Wear D Krlbs A lde A Gaus Row 2 K Stokstad S Ballenger N Buhl J Proetor S Lott B Watt J Tldswell H Wakulsky M Mallxson E Hldey N Kesler D Oakley Row 3 J Van Wyhe M Hamlll J Altman L Reed J Redburn N Thomas J Burnham L Bates S Braman V Russell C Clausen B Moore Row 4 A Cox C Fagg J Starr E Petersen J Grddmgs B Sack B Trudgen V Perrone R Voelker J Subar P Wrggxns Mrss Benjamin Row5 B Block E Moyer L WIILOX P Byam H Sheathelm G Hope E Sptnk Sherman H Barnard B Newman J Robson H Allen F Conklxn A Strauss WEE! E! Row l A Caus A Ide B Cunningham J A Axken Raw 2 Fenner V Russell J Shor 1 D Oakley J Burnham E Hudson Row 3 J Altman P Smlth K Woods R Watson M Molhtor Row 4 J Gtnter E Jennings M Malllson P Palmer L Gllson F Conklm D Row 5 J Warren C Gale R Voelker Ste V Starr J Poctor C Elsenhx mer V Hatter N Halstead M Baker S Whee er L Casler I-lamtll A Van Alstlne B Moore D Meier F Muller D Mason J Van Wyhe L Reed Wlgglns M Owen J Glddlngs Lott S Schwartzman S Ballenger A Cox Horn J Adadow C Clausen D Krlbs N Moore A Jacobson A Seeley E Garner J Forsyth M Bellvrlle L Wllcox P Jani adman Perrone J McK1nney H Allen T Wuerthner J Leavengood D Spencer H Barnard B Neuman E Moyer A Strauss C Fagg J Subar E Spmk L11 : . . . 4 . . , . , . . - I - , - , - , - v ' : . , . , . . . . . ' ' , . , . , - , . , - . - ' ' , A 3 C ' W1 -' + I - ' . . . r ' ' , . . . r , . 'S . . . . . . . . I . . . : . . . ' . . , S. . . ' . . . . . J. . . , . ' . . ' '. - v - , - , . V . . . V OH5ce S tan' M1 s Hanson Mlss Butler In Easterns modern well equlpped ofhce we see M1ss Jeanette Hanson and Mlss Donna Butler handmg graduatlon tlckets to Senlors Alden Wood Lu Ellen Kopp and Delorlse Moshkosky There are many other dut1es whxch they per form throughout the semester for the students and faculty of Eastern Hxgh School Thelr da1ly work conslsts of typnng taklng dlctatlon answerlng telephone calls sortlng the teachers mall and actxng as an mformatton bureau The dlstrlbutlon of locks and management of the sale of varlous tlCketS also fall upon the1r very ellicxent shoulders Although thus lnterruptlng thexr work they always have a cheery smlle for thelr guests These efiiclent secretarles partxclpate 1n many of the extra curr1cular aCtlV1t18S of the faculty They do thelr share ln actmg as hostesses at teas or at par tles they attend school dances and each has had a role ln the annual faculty play Eastern Hlgh School appreclates the hardworkmg ofhce staff C ustod1ans R Sweet C Plankenhorn J Ommen D Brtllhart I Largent J Henderson M Cook K Montague D Yarnell Easterns capable custodlans find that movmg furmture and sweeplng are only mmor dutles f12 's I 9 Donna and Jeanette must act as receptionists for the school, Q 5 Mr Sage Advlser Senlor Officers D Phllllps presldent R Dell vice presldent L Lowry secretary M Owen treasurer Semor A s Sophomore OHi4,ers THROUGH EASTERN S DOORWAYS fumor Ofncers Z-1 We opened a door which disclosed many hours of studying scores of frzendly faces L Wllcox E Spmk A Ide H M Hamlll S Braman L Fowler C Lundberg C Hulbert A Alk en Marcussen J Powell C Klng excitement at athletic contests and after school socral events a R Corr T Sample T Manson A Gaus B Deason M Ness R Steadman V Perrone J R Rees Starr N Carpenter 14 Il moments to treasure forever Wlllson J Dudley E Rogo zmskx C Gates A Cox J Proctor P Layman J Alt man H Hewxtt ABELL JOHN Lantern Staff Sen tor B play Govern ment workshxp john ts on the varsity swlm mmg and track teams Porpolse Varsxty Fur Feather and Fm Clubs pet peeve xs sophomores plans to enter M S C ADAMS BERNARD Home room vlce presndent mterests are cars gxrls archx tecture and swxmmmg lrked by all students who are not semors Bernard xntends to Jonn the army ADAMS RICHARD Played reserve foot ball gtrls and sports hold hxs Interest after obtalnmg a Job Duck plans to enlxst ln some branch of the service AIKEN ANNETTE Treasurer of junior class tn Y Teens and French Club Semor B play decoration commxttee for Glrls League dance muslc and dancmg amuse her dlsllkes people who are never on txme mer m Mexlco w1ll attend M S C nav ANDERSON MARILYN Member of Y Teens GA A and Glee Club golfmg and art hold Marxlyn s attention plans on a brlght fu ture wnth Gerald after attendxng business col lege "!""" an ANDREWS MARY LOU Belongs to the Ush ers Club Mary mtngued by music football games people travelmg and personal and social problems class bothered by Latxn teachers has hxgh hopes of owntng a new car a nursmg career awaxts her 15 We ALEXANDER GAYLORD Lantern Art Staff partrclpated m swtm mxng while ln hugh school dellghts nn hunting and Flshmg has prejudxce agamnst art teachers Gay lord plans to have a pn vate lake and resort ALLEN HERBERT In Semor B play three semesters Lantern Art Staff Honor Society musxc tennms huntxng and drawxng are hls specxal tnterests even though he dlslnkes surprxse te ts he joyed M Brlsbln s history class Herb plans to maJor ln art at M S C ALTMAN JACQUE LINE JANE Honor Socxety JHop commlttee worked costumes for the Semor B play lakes everythlng tn general and nothing xn partxcular trked by the 8 15 tardy bell Jackte wxll be a future co ed at the Umverslty of Mlchtgan ANDERSON JOAN Special mterest people dlsllkes wrlt mg themes llmlted to nlnety words takes vocal lessons Glrl Scout leader mem radlo announclng ap peals to Joan BAKER MILLIE LOU Member of GAA and Y Teens Easterner Staff golf and swlmmtng delight her xrked by people who call her Red Mlllxe wtll not mlss 2 10 plans xnclude jnm and secretartal work -1 BALLENGER SHELLEY Secretary of Y Teens Grrls League rep resentatxve Honor Society worked on Easterner lrkes to dance and swxm Shelley looks forward to attendmg Michigan State M . . . :-' - - ' A A 1 , 1 as il S - . ,J X X 1 -on l . - - , . k ' b F T ' . . s 4, n- , 4 l I .V rl A fl, ,Q . . . 1, .yy vl gl A I ' l . I 1 Q ..A ' A Wye. - on- I - ' fi lrsr A - , . N - A Q-N yn- ,. -' h .. 4 I . after Spendmgkthe sum- -I .. ber, of Y-Teens - i ' - - t f ' at f I .fi - .,,. I A A .S lu T -A 7 fi kj ' Exo Tk BALLM ER ILAH MAE I operetta Lady Be Good worked on JHop adores swlmming music and hayridcs hates snippy people wishes everyone could get along without hurt mg others Ilah caters to the nursmg profession BAM BRICK SHIRLEEN Shirts was a Stu dent Council represen ta ive t lar e ticket committee for Homecoming dance member f Y Teens and G A A wants a pet skunk to name Instinct going to attend modeling school BARNARD HARRY StudentCouncilmem er Boys League secretary treasurer Barney rs the rep resentative from East ern t e Youth Speaks Up plann1ng committee member of Honor Society and H1 Y Club particr pated in three operet tas and the Senior B play irked by lazy people future unde cxded BARNES BETTY Member of G A A properties for Senior B play and favors for the J Hop enjoys soft ball and basketball Betty Boo is rrked quiet P wishes sne knew a way which everyone could get along w1th out arguing uncer tam as to future plans BARNUM ROBERT Bob is a member of the Fur Feather and Fin Club in bowling league especially interested in being honor student noyed by Miss Wal ters attention to Burt hopes to spend sum mer looking over scen ery at Grand Haven BARTOS STANLEY Member of the Boys Band eager t graduate Stanley s future plans include Joining the army BARTZ JEANETTE Jeanette likes skat ing and softball hates boys that tease er bookkeeping and clothing are her favorite subjects will work and then be come a housewife BAXTLR JANE Member of Ushers C ub G A A and Y Teens in Girls Bowling League chairman of publicity for Senior B play dancing parties and a certain wrestler hold Janes interest pet peeve M M thinks Mrs Huffman is won derful has her eye on M SC and becom ing a secretary for a criminal lawyer lx :Qs 3 a Q' W, .fax Q if A Ti E161 BECKWITH DOROTHY Dancing roller skat mg and being with certain people is heaven for Dot dislikes home room 210 gov ernment class and homework week ends looking for rd to b a a telephone operator BEELBY RONALD Ron was treasurer of H1 Y Club in Sen ior B play Student Council Hx Y dance committee dislikes senior home rooms future lies in M SC or G M Tech BERNARD BARBARA A member of the Bible Club and Girls League Barb en Joys church activities and playing the piano loves beautiful art and music annoyed by girls who chase boys will take p office work or practical home nursmg BITTEL DAVI Belongs to the Hi Y Club - - fsports and music keep Dave busy- - s - aggravated by sophisticated gi IST- - future plans ., 'xclude Michigan State.a .tlief armed service. f V ' BOGLE. BILLIE Member f Girls' League, G.A.A., and Y-Teens V - o J-Hop committee - - devising methods to get out of work keeps her busy - A annoyed by romeos and by hall officers - - tries to stay on he good side of teachers - - Billie is undecided about the future. BONNER, JAM ES Lantern Art Staff ' - jim's favorite pastimes are drawing, hunting. and fishing - - despises motor scooters that pull out in front of him - - will become an art instructor. is .13 ,M BOOMERSHINE JOAN Madrlgal Chorr J rs lnterested IH Earl Wells smgmg swrm mrng and clothes aggravated when Lm ford Lerbum takes her parkmg place will marry the near future BOPP DORIS M Semor B play Y Teens D Bopp hates half grown out butches has the habxt of benng late for home room lrkes horseback rldlng and 1ce skatrng plans to become a secretary tute JJ BOYLAN BARBARA ager of Lantern and hasterner home room secretary vorrte pastrme xs roller skating especially w1th Bill hates knock kneed horses Babe hopes to keep working after graduatlon BRAM AN SYLVIA P esxdent of he Honor Socrety pro gram charrman and vrce president f French Club Student Coun cnl correspondence sec retary Y Teens member chaxrman of mvltatron commit tee for J Hop y vra s u ure 1 s studying law at M S C and the Unrversrty of Mrchlgan BREWER JOYD Member of the Latm Club on bowling team crazy about football games danc mg partxes and Or vrlle Jo wrll mrss the thrrd hour VISITS to the Nugget Darry Bar p ans to study cr: mlnal law at State BROKAW FRANCIS Bud was a Semor B Student Councrl rep resentatxve at large e m b e r 0 f F Feather and Fm Club speexal mterest rs women B IS pet peeve wrll take xt easy for a year and then attend college BRUCH MAYNARD Member of H1 Y Club reserve football enjoys sports and musrc annoyed by egotrs trcal teachers rs lrkes grrls who dash madly through he halls Maynard plans to enroll nn some col lege BURKE RICHARD Home room presrdent partxclp es IH var Xffiey fo b l basket ball track m r of the Varstty football ca hates bleached Dxck rs look mg rward to becom electrrcxan l17l BURNHAM JANE Honor Socxety French Club and Y Teens Semor B play decor atmg commlttee for Gxrls League dance Jane lrkes to spend her time dancmg or hstenmg to musrc plans to travel rn Calm forma and Oregon next summer wrll go to college at State BURNS ROBERT 9 Bob was presrdent of hrs home room ar gurls and baseball ln terest hxm teachers are hrs pet peeve looks forward to tendmg art college BU RSLEY NANCY Reading partxes dancing footballgames and Frank are favor nes of Nan th1rd hour vxsrts to Nugget Darry Bar w1ll not be forgotten office work after graduatlon t be followed by mar rrage BURTRAW PHYLLIS Girls League repre sentatrve helped on J Hop Phyllrs rs rn terested learmng how to cook w1ll mrss thxrd hour rn 2 10 a Job as secretary unc uded her future BUSSCHE DELORES e m b e r o f t Needlecraft Club Grrls Bowlmg League sewmg and skat ng occupy her lexsure tlme Delores lS looklng forward to becommg a typxst for the govern ment A 25 1: - 1 Q, , A - ' O .. 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' J ll 2 j ef' 1 -- in , - - ' ff . - CALLIHAN ROGER Treasurer of home room went on band trip to California J Hop committee interested in gym and band Roger has no future plans but will be glad to graduate CAM PBELL A tcrested in and irked Eastern s CANNON BETTY Learning to cook ta es p most Betty s time gravated by Loulses gab she would like see Mr Bras in without his moustache wants to marry Tony and live to he one hundred CARPENTER NANCELANE Girls League repre sentative secretary and treasurer of home room member f G A A and Y Teens chairman Gir s League dance Nan adores ice skating music and tall blondes with butches favor ie teacher Mrs Athey will attend college and become a music teacher an-t. 'E' CHAMBERLIN, LOWELL Lowell is particularly interested in account- ing - - fascinated by comptometers - - goal is to work for Inter- national Business Ma- chines. f""'KQ .af if ,ff 'SL CLARK DONALD Was junior B repre sentatlve for Band Council member of the French Club Donald was on a I Hop committee sports and music occupy his leisure time lrl-:ed by lazy females has his eye on the navy or college E181 CHENEY, DONNA FAYE Secretary of glee club - - member of Needlecraft Club - - Donna is crazy about "Martie," football, and basketball - - looking forward to ofhce work. CHOULOCHAS JOHN President and vice president of home room Shorty was on thc lfasterner Staff for one semester likes English motorcycles and tall blondes me pccve sophomores who talk too much intends to go to Cali forma and then om the army CHRISTOPHER DAVID Vice president f home room member of H1Y and Varsity Clubs football man ager his loves are Carole and sports Jerry is aggravated by M iss Garrity s mind reading ability head ed for M S C to study radio or agricultural ellglneeflng CLAUSEN CONNIE Member of the Lan tern Staff and onor Society lm Needle craft Club F worked on JHOT 'likes to Jba eball basket Ja nd football games enjoys studying latin annoyed by her brothers Miss I Smith is her favorite teacher a future Michigan State L0 ed CHERRY, BARBARA Jerry is "Bobbie's" main interest - - hates people who worry a great deal - - came to Eastern from Texas during her senior year - - will go to the Academy of Art in Chicago. CLIPPERT RICHARD Dicks interests are photography and sports doesn t exactly ike strict parents future plans include work work and more work COOK, JOYCE Dancing and bowling are "Cookie's" favor- ite pastimes--slightly peeved by P. W. A - Finding a job will be first thought after grad- uation Q" COOK. RICHARD Richard graduated with the January class - A boxing interests him -- doesn't care for a certain history teacher - - thinks life is great wi become mechanic COOLIDGE AM YLOU Captain of a bowling team spends her spare time roller skat ing and bowling Amylou hates people who do not practice what they preach hopes to attend col lege or continue her photographic work CORR RICHARD Member f Boys Band J Hop com mittee Dick thinks a lot of Ginny tanc ing and sports is likes some teachers even though he con siders home room a prison he still thinks Mr Walker is all right may go to college or become a bricklayer an -- t - ' si W 5 5 Q ' ' ' u i t it rs' ss 'Nfl' n Nu- at 'u'iusl"'VI 'ltq1't ,gr at COTTON NANCIE A Cotton is a Girls League representative worked on Sopho more Mixer and Girls League dance Finds football games and Oldsmobile convertt bles very interesting hates high heels and anklets when worn together after spend ing some time in Cali forma she may attend c ege at O SI M S C COX ANN Student Council and Girls League represen tatlve member I the Y Teens and Honor Society devotes her leisure time to music and sports Ann will be a music major at M S C COOKE, DEAN Lois Borley intrigues him - - has nightmares about teachers - - "Cookie Jar" has de- cided to go south and take lite easy for 1 change 831183 gem' X CRAWFORD WAYNE First string baseball member of Varsity and Fur Feather and Fm Clubs Punk enjoys baseball and golf irked by girls with short hair decided about the fu ture E19 '-XL' CREBO YVONNE Vonny was on the jlrlop decoration com mittee fascinated by ice skating and danc ing aggravated by nosy people and black and blue spots thinks Bob is almost perfect future plans are no de i e Z CRONKRIGHT WILBUR On the football base ball and wrestling teams Wi lie an ardent sports fan pet peeve dogs dreams of a future as an aviator CROOPE ELSON Elson delights printing hunting and traveling dislikes grumpy home room teachers will keep is position e State Journal DALRYM PLE JO nterests le Frankie Laine records and in sewing irked by people who keep her waiting Jo hopes to make a happy home or Lee soon ver soon' V 0 V4.1 ,, 4 1- -if wg Q 0 DARMER. LORNA Properties committee for Senior B play - - enthusiastic over swim- ming, dancing, and Eugene - - visiting the Nugget Dairy Bar dur- ing third hour will be missed - - "Georgie" is planning to take up nursing at the Spar- row Hospital. DEAN. VIOLA MAY Girls' League repre- sentative - - head drum ma'orette f Girls' Band ice skating and dancing occupy Vis leisure time aggravated by going to the family cottage plans on spending the future with Kenny DILASON BILLIE Student Council JHop committee Senior B play tracted by basketball baseball swimming and a certain junior in Z 68 in addition to gir s who talk oo much he hates physics thinks Mr Brisbin and Mr Stillman are wonderful teachers is M S C bound DEEHAN PHILLIP Reserve baseball worked on J Hop com mittee Phi is an ardent baseball fan can t tolerate under standing women ture occupation is un decided DELL RALPH Vice president f senior class Varsity Club member golf basketball and cross country teams especially interested in golf ping pong and bowling doesn t like lunch line crowders Ralph is a future State man DeRYKE JANET President of Needle craft Club member of GAA and ast erner Stal? danc ing swimming and roller skating appeal to Jan dislikes in clude home room 210 and people who brag about themselves will enter business col lege DOMBROSKI, JOHN John's constant thoughts are of base- ball and Grand Haven's beautiful scenery aggravated by girls with short hair p ans to Join the navy and then retire at an early age DUDLEY JACQUELINE Member of French Club Y Teens and Drama Club Senior B play and J Hop com mittee interested in Neil and dancing dislikes concerted and unhappy people Joys slumber parties will enroll in business college DUTTON, ALLENE Spanish Club member - - received a G.A.A. letter - - Sock Hop dance committee - - in Aqua Follies - - has a fondness for swim- ming and music - - 'tDutty" disapproves of racial discrimination - - M.S.C. awaits her. EATON. CURT Curt is a member of the Boys' Band - - in- terests lie in M.S.C.'s football team and keep the rods in s Chevie knows no thing worse than con celted women look ing forward to college and rearing a family ESTERLINE BONNIE President of Girls Bowling League G A A Bonnie likes to swim and play ten nis peeved by home room and egotistical boys will attend Central Michigan Col lege after graduation YD' 20 .2 we if We f 4 EVERETT, ARLENE Roller skating, danc- ing. and certain guys appeal to "Ar" - - hates home room 2-10 and people who are con- ceited - - enjoys talk- ing to D. B. and P. F. - - will become a nurse or a telephone opera- tor. EVERETT. JACK Member of swimming team - - Spanish Club - - likes hunting. fish- ing and women peeved by friends who try to imitate radio comedians Jack will take up electrical engi neermg at Michigan State FAGG CHARLES Honor Society and Hi Y Club Senior play interested in Pat baseball and has ketball Chuck hates tall girls favorite teacher is Mr Brisbin M S C will gain a new student in the near future ai MX wx If 77 all FERGUSON MADELYN Fergie is a member f the Needlecraft Club spends her spare time drawing and Finger painting admlts dislikmg crowd ed home rooms joys watching football and basketball games Mrs Huffman heads er lst of favorite teachers future lies in secretarial work FEROLIL TONETTE Belongs to the bowl ing league co bust ness manager of the Lantern Toni is es peclally interested in getting a 300 score in bowling she com plains that the week ends are too short has chosen a secre tarial career FINKBINER PEGGY Peg has a fondness for sports and a cer tain fellow dislikes home room 210 con ceited boys and the Southtown Theater IS an usherette at the Michigan traveling and becoming a nurse are her after gradua tion plans A' 3 FISH PHYLLIS Spanish Club member swimming is a fa vorxte sport Phyl delights in going north a college education awaits her FORRESTER HELEN JEAN In Ushers Club and Glee Club sports occupy Helen s leisure time hates home rooms hat are crowded plans t ecome air in hostess FORS ,IO ANN Jo is a member of Y Teens Interested in Marvin ice skating and roller skating irked by butch haircuts and conceited football players looking for ward to nurses train mg 'QQ' FORTON SHARRON Belongs to G A A treasurer of Bible Club enjoys sports and classical music Sharron is aggravated by people who are al ways late w at tend Moody Bible In stltute for social serv ice training FOURNIER BEVERLY Bev is a member of the Social Dancing Club likes dancing and hayrides inter ted in a certa fellow named Keith Waters dislikes loud mouthed boys who thmk they are Gods gift to women r Potter is her favorite teacher will become a housewife A-Q l21l FOWLER LARRY President of the Stu dent Council varsity football and wrestling teams Senior B play Var sity Club doesnt re or a certa n teacher s jokes Larry would like to become the proprietor of a frog farm FOWLER LEWIS Student Council rep resentattve Lantern Art Staff enjoys lls tenmg to Spanish gui tar music peeved by student teachers Louie hopes to become a architect or take up drafting FOX JANET l'AY Girls League and Student Council repre sentative member of Drama Club worked on Senior B play J Hop committee Foxie is especlally interested in Roy and driving a car hates catty remarks about her hair and knee socks immensely enjoyed Mr I-Iaydens govern ment class plans in clude medical college and marriage FUESS BOB In the operetta Lady Be Good thinks Billie Eckst ne s music is easy on the ear State will gain a new student when Don Juan enrol's FULTON CHARLES Bowls in the Quality Service Store League Chuck doesnt like home room teachers who shout too loudly a member of the Boys Band he went to California will own a grocery store or become a professional bowler GABRICK MARY ANN Lantern Staff - - member f bowling league - - loves popu- lar music and money - - boys aggravate Mary Ann - - would like to travel. especially t Hawaiian Islands and Austria-Hungary - - looks forward to secre- tarial work. 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CHARLES Aedile olggatin Club - - Serlio play - - Honor ciety - - J- Ho mittee - - in- terested 1n that cer tam party peeved by home room 2 10 arlxe s favorl teachers a MISS I Sm1th Mnss Toogood and Mr Br1sb1n plans to attend M S C or U of M GARRIS PATRICIA Debate department secretary Pat holds a G A A let er swam m the H O Show and the Aqua Follxes Fmds peace of m1nd when kmttmg and sw1mm1ng doesn t understand why anyone should have rac1al pre jud1ce dreams of a posrtmon as a pr1vate secretary GARVER GERALD Jerry IS a member of the Projectors Club enjoys almost every tht but school TUV, I'IOOI'l ITIOVIES QINIS to be an X ray te l'llCl3l'1 GATES CAROLE res1dent f t e 1r s L ue for two nsecu 1 semesters Carol as served as Sloth presr ent and sec X etary og' the GA A v1ce es1dent of s rts 1nterest ,K er me ber of Ten L-ails b and Pmg Porqg u lxkes peop e Iwho Q W1 at tend ol ge o r cholce af er gradua of ytxon HALE DONALD e sport f 1 cholce 15 wrestlmg gtrls appeal to Don but the faculty doesn t w1ll study the black sm1th occupat1on Mxchxgan State HAMILL MARYLU Honor Soc1ety and Madrlgal Cho1r chanrman f favors comm1ttee for J Hop l1kes to hear good muslc and to have fun dlSIlkCS Amerlcan Government and home work Marylu w1ll be a co ed at State 22 ci- - 'Q 'S iq:-nr tar' if 12 R is-1- HARKNESS ROBERT I operetta Lady Be Good Rob b1e s lnterests are sports g1rls and new cars he w1ll Jo1n the navy o attend college GAUS. AUDREY Honor Society and Y-Teens - - Senior B play - - Student Coun- Cl 11k9S to dance 1rked by everyone who remarks Gee you re small' Gus IS always tardy for home room WlShES to be someone s eff1c1ent stenographer or secretary GIDDIN S JO N Honor Soc1ety and Senlor B play Var snty Club john Joys trnsectmg angles w1shes he could get the car more often looks forward to seven years of college pre parmg for a chemlcal QL.. if--.nu ,..9-0 career GIPE JOAN Member of G A A especlally xnterested 1n dancmg roller skatmg and M S C hates people who brag about themselves Jo con stders Mrs Huffman as one of the best teach ers 1n Eastern may travel around the world tn an a1rp1a'1e GRAY HAROLD Served var1ous t1mes as secretary vlce pres1dent and presldent of home room French Club varslty tenn1s would llke wrest g lf lt werent much work Fuzzy plans to Joln the navy fi' f HARM ON BETTY JEAN ember f t e French Club Betty enjoys Madr1gal Cl-1o1r muslc and art are on top of spectal mter e s ISI r1oth1ng dehnlte 1n m1nd for future plans ol. .P . . 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HATCH JAM ES Drama Club serve football vocal music and working are highly regarded by jim getting up in the morning to attend Mr Haydens history class is not especially p pealing hopes to be come manager of the Paramount News Stand HATHAWAY CAROL Member of French Club Student Coun cil and Girls League representative Cate likes dancing swimming college men and sports ir ed by Cotton s Jeep and lippy sophomore girls after traveling t California she will at tend college at M S C HAWKINS EDWARD Belongs to the Hi Y and Varsity Clubs interest lies in girls girls and more girls peeved by a certain math teacher would like to own a gas station or a print shop HIGEL NORMA Girls Bow1ingLeague member interested ln a certain someone with a butch haircut Norma doesn t like people who show off and little brothers who n t go to when told would like to become a pri vate secretary for some mee boss 1? v, 'wi fe J E' Pt e at Ive' HILL VAUGHN Spends most of his time thinking about working e not interested in girls he will continue his education through the courtesy of the US Navy 23 5 , IIXI -IIIII.I.,. .I -,.. It, . ,Ig I. III...I 34? .... . is 1 U If Q .cw 1 III:- K ei I gg Ili QM Zi gg M-is HILL WILLIAM Woodworklng is Bill s favorite pastime he won second prize for a book case he en tered the Youth Talent Exhibit will worry about future plans after he gradu ates from Eastern HEATH, CHARLES Member of the Hi-Y Club and Boys' Band - - track manager - - he is a sports fan - - gar- rulous women aggra- vate Chuck - - the service will gain a new man in the fall. HILGLE SHIRLEY Glee Club inter ested in her future hus band and in music dislikes boy crazy girls Shirley is planning on being married June HENDERSON MARILYN Member of Y Teens and Retailing Club Girls League repre sentative loves to dance with someone other than Audrey men for example doesnt like the idea of A G s getting into her lunch Clem delights in winning game of checkers planning on cleaning out her locker Csome day Hgephegkw-M ir s e re r sentat Mad t S Rita d ad inks yone ambl tion H-gglizes iss T ood an ph o W lll' Wywgdflpm HILTS EUGENIA Member f Girls Band ,lean has a fondness for dancing skating and music dislikes quick temper ed people looking forward to office work and marriage X ' I I NI sr . ' I I , I ' V . 1 ff! I 1 ' ' in . . a I . . - - SEI.. I '- - . . f '-.. 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I HOFFMAN HOMISTLR HULBERT 0, ID ANNABELLE HODGKIN DICK Vice presldent French Club mem ber of Varstty Club football manager radlo electronxcs swlmmtng baseball pool and football take up hrs lexsure trme spelltng dnsgusts Duck a future M S C stu dent LAVERNA Gxrls Band pzano xce skatmg and all sports appeal to Ver me unxnterestnng faculty members and Amerxcan Government bore her Mr Bosch I5 her favorxte teacher has hopes of becom mg a concert ptanrst or piano teacher HOLLANDSWORTH MILDRED Glrls League repre sentattve Mtllle ltkes sports and any thlng exclttng ts ltkes people who can t take a Joke she hoptng to be able rettre at an early age HOLLIDAY RUSSELL Member of the Fur Feather and Fm Club and the Porpolse Club belongrng to the varsxty swrmmtng team he ls one of Easterns best swimmers Porky doesnt par tlcularly ltke a certain home room teacher wnll Jom the axr force or work at the Market Basket BETTE J Square dancing bowl mg foods and a cer tam boy keep B J busy she drsltkes concerted people per oxxded hanr and the song Mule Tram rs planntng on a tnp to Colorado and mar rrage EPIA-Ev 'Q HOPKINS EUGENIA Member of the Buble Club M a dr tgal Chotr Shtrley finds football games and musxc very 1ntr1 gulng dxsgusted wtth naggxng teachers an anything to d wtth history mtres Mr McInt1re HUNT EMMOGENL V Member of Ushers Club and GAA llkes dancmg skating clothes music and a certam someone finds peop'e wlth had tempers mtolerable ftenfa trxp to Call orm wxl constder an tnclude secretarta J work and marrtage Ox flo . HORN JOANNE Dry WIKNTER THOMAS In Y Teens and So Worked on a J Hop Clal Dancmg Club committee member On 3 IHOP C0mm1Uee of the Projectors Club horseback rldlng frjmoys teasing Bar after graduation 11lan swtmmmg and all othe Tom has hopes sports are favorltes of becomm manager os dlsllkes nothxn at he Q Basket more than bleacl egxjf 'J ha1r wtll studv f medlclne at Michigan State or the Untvers Q E gy- of Mrchtgan fy CAROLYN Secretary of her Jun lor class member of Madrtgal Cholr and French Club unter ested m bowlmg dam mg and dattng Leo e has n love r teachers pets Caro lyns future lb focused on getttng marrxed and findtng a typing Jeb 'EY l24l cretary f t sophomore class Homecomlng Queen candidate for two years Honor Soclety Madrlgal Cholr Sen lor B play dancm and lrstenmg to Flsh Moore s mustc are pas times of Annte s home room and chemrs try class are dlslxked by her M S C bound IDE DENNIS Member of both Var sxty and Spanlsh Clubs va stty basketball and baseball spends his lelsure time bowl ing playmg golf and pmg pong and water sknng Kung s Jokes ho rods and hxtch hrkers are Dennxs pet peeves a great frxend f Ralph Dell wxth whom he wxll attend Mlchlgan State INSKEEP JOYCE A hall ofh er Joyce IS especxally 1n terested ln a guy from around these parts J H and the small home room 210 exas pe ate her Mrs Huffman ts her favor 1te member of the fac ulty future plans are not certaln JACKSON RAYMOND On the varsity base ball team member of Varsxty Club terests he tn golf pool and ptng pong doesnt care for home room teachers and Kmgs Jokes Rav plans a hunting and 6Shll'lg tr1p with Chuck wtll be a freshman at M S C vm get 11"" mimi. 'ET WMM -'Ka ,wa Q-va MYERS LORRAINE Sophomore Mxxer commlttee dancmg an Russ at rac Larry at drsllke ns slung wxshes to b com an arrlme h es marryssomem sp cr M N MORQMAO EW m of the U CFS she o d Uwe! p nogr re 0 by r dhe j, bo 5 wxll co gift go to NELSON MARY LOU CEU g s fas eeved child att nd w r,k Mary drd belong t the Ushers Club disgusted by noxsy class rooms and gum chewmg expects to become a prxvate sec re ary the near future W- skew NESS MARILYN Presrdent f Smgn Painters program chalrman for Drama Club member f French and Socxal Dancxng Clubs charr man f decoratlons for J Hop specnal mterests l1e m horse back rrdmg dancxng ar and sports Nessy IS golng attend portraxt pamtmg school at Lake Wxnona NEWMAN BRUCE Bruce belongs to the Honor Soclety and French Club an en thusxastlc sports fan track and cross country teams wlll further hrs educatron at some college NOBLET' GLORIA JANE Y Teens member roller skatmg and fish Ing are her number one mterests would luke to see the world wxth that specmal someone Glorxa IS looklng forward t entering telephone or secretarxal work NORTON LESTER Lester Ends baseball football and basketball very enjoyable mg to college and be commg a teacher are rncluded m hrs future plans O BRIEN ,IO ANN Worked on the J Hop commxttee rnterests are centered around a fellow called jim Jo doesn t care for D P or fellows who wear levls does a great deal of sewmg she wouldnt mind taking a trip to Calxfor I3 S-MA, XY l29l O NEIL DONAL Dons favorrte sub jects are prmtmg and woodwork home room and egotrstrcal people provoke hum has chosen prmtmg as hrs future career OVENHOUSE FRANCES Grrls League repre sentatlve Fanny ln glee club an Drama Club a e tanlrng student terested m Dale N lrkes to tease shy boys and to bowl trouble makers are not found on her lrst of frxends Bosch ts xdeal office work and marriage awaxt her OWEN MARION Secretary of Student Councxl and Honor So cxety treasurer of semor class and presl dent of Drama Club rn Sen1or B play and on Lantern Staff charrman of J Hop smgs Madrrgal Choxr rates jim and actxng as belng extra specxal d1SllkCS xr responsrble people Marlon wonders there xs anythxng Mr Brxsbrn doesnt know wxll attend State teacher PAGE NANCY LEE Member of the Fu America modelmg mterests her Nancy drslrkes people who rald refrxgerators partxes w1ll study 1n Cleveland to become Xray techmcxan and nurse PARISIAN BARBARA ANN Secretary of Needle craft Club Retarlmg Club and Grrls Chorr mam mterest rs R G abhors butch harr cuts and boys who wear levxs to school Suuy enjoys domg housework and wrll be marrned after gradua tlon PARKS FRED Captam of the cheer leaders worked on the JI-Iop enjoys dancrng women don t rnterest Fred hrs future hes rn the navy . 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X J D .ka ' 'iii A A I PATRICK, WILLIAM Student Council rep- resentative - - belongs to the Tennis and Ping Pong Club - - Bill spends his spare time farming, hunting, and Fishing - - dislikes his home room and girls who "attempt" to be sophisticated - - plans to attend M.S.C. PATTERSON DON Secretary treasurer of the Porpoise Club track manager mem ber of the Varsity Club and Fur Feather and Fin Club Pa has been on the swimming team for three years all sports and painting horses please him he hopes to be employ ed by the Conservation Department PEARSON BILL Bills interest is cen tered around printing he is annoyed by four or five girls stroll ing together n he halls after gradua tion plans are uncer tain PELL JACK Printing and skip ping school are his specialties doesn t have too much love for teachers who give s the National Guard takes p the major share of Jacks time happiness for him would be owning a print shop :miie 'slid' mafia PETERSON LOIS Member of the French Club JHop com mittee finds music reading and history fascinating pet peeve short men wait in for buses an people Pete has hopes of securing a position as a stenog rapher and that of a housewife PHILLIPS DONALD President of senior class Don is an asset to the wrestling team member f Fur Feather and Fin Club says he likes staying home and study in remembers skip ping school with L L is pleased with thoughts of going to Florida 30 PELT. MARGARET Margie belongs to the Ushers' Club and the G.A.A. - - adver- tising manager of Lan- tern - - dotes on ice skating, football games, and bowling - - doesn't like pajama parties - - helped with the East- ern-Sexton football program - - is pleased at the thought of en- tering ofhce work. PENSKI STANLEY Reserve football and varsity track bas ketball is another sport which he enjoys Stan is definitely no fan of those who try to be funny but a en t a stiff course in jour nalism or forestry at C w ll take p his time PERKINS WAYNE Perky is now work ing part time at a gas station groans when he thinks of grammar and advanced compo sition GM Tech will gain another stu dent PERRONE VITO Vito is active in var sity golf and wrest ling Varsity and Spanish Clubs Honor Society Senior B play doesnt mind eating a all will enter Michigan State PIXLEY DONALD Debating and track most pleasant hours are spent thinking of baseball and deep sea diving drivers who pass p hitch hikers are people most dis liked by Pix vies the lucky students w o will have Mr Young and Miss Gar rity will learn deep sea diving in the navy PLOWMAN MARLENE Assistant art editor of the Lantern terested in art especi ally handicrafts con ceited people exasper ate Marlene she is going into business for herself A - lVl.S... i u ' i t - uEv u ' F . 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JERRY President of home room 3 ll member of the Latin Club worked on various pep assemblies likes people in general and girls ln particular Jerry thinks week ends are nightmares ardent hunting fan some lucky college will receive Jerry this fall PRATT CARLTON Carl belongs to the Tumbling Club can usually be found 3 42 art school is his destination PROCTOR JANET FAY Girls League repre sentative advertls ing manager of Lantern danclng ice skat mg bowling swim ming and playing the accordion appeal er Janet works in the main office had a part in the mak ing of Eastern Sexton football program w1ll become a secre tary hopes her fu ture includes Jack RAM EY JAM ES 3 im active xx pitcher on the varsnty baseball team en nor B play cast Varsity Club is life centers around baseball and Journal xsm dislikes fellows who talk against the ath etxc teams ut never do anything t better them plans a future of Journalism and baseball RAPPLEYEA SHIRLEY Number one mterests are music and swim ming bored by home room 3 11 Shirley hopes for a future mar rled life wlth D H S 31 RATLIFF BONNIE Girls Band major ette for two years likes to roller skate and dance peeved by Joyces car Dopes future cludes a trlp to Alhu querque New Mexico possibility of Joinmg the WACS and hopes of being married to D F PRocToR Joyce H Belonged to the Girls' Band - - enjoys roller skating, dancing, and shows - - annoyed by a teacher on the third floor - - after Finishing high school. "Hot Rod" will Fund a job. PUBLOW JOHN John s interests lie in week ends and dear hunting peeved by the Drive in Theater and a certaln history class attending G M Tech is his post gradu ation plan PULICE NORMA JEAN Glee Club member Tookie ISf3SC1l"l3YCd by dancing and accor dion players cant stand egotistical boys and people who crack gum has intention f owning her own store and becoming a good housewxfe PULLIAM HELEN Collie comes t Eastern from Resur rection Finds that E B roller s a mg swimmmg horse back riding and danc ing attract her atten tion doesnt hke money borrowers thinks a great deal of her mother after working for a couple of years she wants to travel or be married RAY JERRY Says he enjoys work lng pet PCCVC lS 3 soclal sc1ence teacher Curly will attend three trade schools m Massachusetts upon graduating from East ern I - - .- an - h , U . I V . . in - V -A w '- o - -' . I TJ' 'l -A ' Z . U-.,-U k t- ' ' to l ' ' l Z l'1 - - - ' l . at I . Q 3 , if 2 f ty 3 f rere as if s 1 35 . i Q Q tx ff Q Q S' N 1 5 . ' -J v - ' - D .,-- 'J' is an 'A ' ' ' - ' ' . QT C ,. S , . ' .4 - ' ' -" - -L A - - ,hr . - l - V . , - - - - .4 .. ' . ' ' ' - 1. 1 -- U in- . I '44 .K 1 . I b D : I o l RAYMOND PEGGY Chairman f band dance committee Proxxe is a member of the Girls Band enjoys roller skating and square dancing concerted boys and a certain friend s car are her dxsllkes thrilled with the hopes of shar ing an apartment with the gang RECK GLORIA Go is Very fond of horseback riding favorite subject is art Finds people Wl10 crack gum intolerable looking forward to a Job in Greenville Michigan REED. LOIS On the executive board of the Y-Teens - - girls' sports editor on the Lantern Staff - - member of G.A.A. - - "Lo" finds swimming and gym most interest- ing - - prefers small home rooms to the larger ones - A college and nurses' training are future objectives. REBS RICHARD Boys Band var sity wrestling and serve football fond of horseback riding dislikes people with no sense of humor may enter some col lege RHINES VELEZ Fond of R W box mg dancing and tra veling knows no thing worse than cheap people ee taking the retailing course longs for the da w en she can work me Hi Hs. RHYNARD. LEROY LeRoy has worked in the library for three semesters - - despises people who forget the owner of the objects they borrow - - he will study ministry at Asbury College in Ken- tucky. RISK DON Dons mam interest is a certain trl doesnt care for week ends he has mten tions of becoming a mechanic RITCHEY BETTY Secretary f home room 3 ll Betty was in the Senior B play and two operettas she Finds a certain fel ow and Madrtgal Choir very attracting dislikes being call e by h r specxa nickname thinks Miss Toogoods whip works wonders future M S C co .mg lg l32l ROBERTS, BEVERLY Executive board of the Y-Teens and vice president of the Girls' League - - business secretary of Senior B play - - on J-Hop com- mittee - - enjoys danc- ing and being with the "gang" - - Bev finds people fascinating - - despises crowded lock- ers - - State will be her destination. ROBERTS CRYSTAL People who crack their gum and a mem ber of the faculty on third Floor are Crys two main dislikes she has decided to be come a secretary or 1 stenographer ROGERS JERRY Member of Fur Feather and Fin Club on the baseball team likes good ookmg girls and sports Jerry thinks that the navy wll be part of his future A if L ROGOZLINSK lhl-"' SI L' reasur r Paint pla lot lu anfrxseudellt Co nfl Jfepresengattve 9 L 1 gsopho ' s rigued b h e fand ll sports tr veling a b sue will do oFF1ce work 0 enroll at some college ROSS VIVIAN Member of the rigal Choir Viv was in the operettas Rio ita an Lady B Good belongs t the bowling league knows nothing worse than peroxided h and home room 3ll after working fcr t e state of Mich g n she will marry B R ROSTORFER JEANETTE V1ce president home room a cer in male teac er peeves her Squeak has many ideas for future plans U .0 l H . . " rej . ' , g, -Q N tt ll.. . A A - -V . 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' A f ta' h L will ROWLEY MARY JO Refreshment chair man for jHop Pmkys mam mter s a certain e low named Chet et peeve a senior home room teacher after working for awhile she wtll marry that cer tam State student OTC J-1 RUNCI AN BETHANY Representative to the Girls League member of the Madri gal Choir Beetsie xf 11 t e two operet as to Rita an Lady Be Good member of the French Club delights in jitterbugging and be bop can t tolerate boys who dont know how to dance will attend M S C a ter taking a trip to Cali form ARON Girls League repre sentattve sewing class music and art are favorites of Sharon dislikes peroxided hair and an American Government teacher she thinks Eastern should have more teachers like Mr Bosch and Mtss Garrity has hopes of spending her future with Morrle RUSSELL VIRGINIA Student Council and Girls League represen tatxve belongs to the Paint Splashers Club Jmny Lee has been on the Lan tern StaFf for three years and IS the pres ent art editor - - mem- ber of Honor Society - - peeved by student teachers - - she will teach art after study- ing at State. SAM PLE, TED Q xl Varsity baseball ,I- member of the Boy' Band for three y - - representative the Student Council - -A Martha is Ted's inter- est - - he will acquire a "ball and chain" after graduating. SANFORD BEVERLY Bev belongs to the Bible Club captain of one of the bowling teams likes to play softball and bowl dislikes getting up at 6 30 every morning Just to come to school To live work and be happy is her motto SAUL ILP NE Swimming skating dancing traveling and music take up most of Irenes thoughts peeved because time flies so quickly s e would like to travel and then become a stenographer or newspaper or printing ,.. pompany SAUNDERS CHRIST Interests lie in the feminine sex and deer hunting the person he most dis llkes Sport will enroll in some college an then choose bride l33l SAYER ELDON Eldon is a member of the H1 Y not par ticularly enthusiastic over a social science teacher appreciates money wants to be come an educat d farmer SI' LLERS ELTON Elton plays a part in Eastern s sports pro gram belonging to the varsity baseball bas ketball and football teams thinks Nancy is extra special South America here he comes' SHATTUCK DOROTHY Girls Choir G A A basketball dancing and dark hair ed boys attract her distracted by girls who bleach their hair and by conceited men after traveling ln Cali forma Dot will stud in New York to b come a beauticxan SHAY RICHARD Thinks stamp collect ing is a very enjoyable hobby Funds getting up in the morning very distasteful Dick formerly attended Sex ton he has inten tions of studying draft ing at night school SHEIBELS KOREEN Corky likes swim ming and softball has eye on D E S bleached hair aggra VE-HES El' 35 dreams of becoming housewife , 7 SHEPLER LOYAL Sheps constant thoughts are of girls someone whose name is Russell irks him hopes t b come a good farmer SHERMAN JOHN President t' home room 311 vice president of H1 The Man Who Came to Dinner cast treasurer of Honor Society John loves those girls glad too only one semester of grammar he has always want ed to become a genius and is looking forward to more wishful think mg SHORTZ JOYCE Jo belongs to he Glee Club and Y Teens likes horseback rid mg swimming skat ing dancing R E M and working for Mr Simpson dislikes noisy girls would like to travel SIMPSON JAMES Jim s determined not to be attracted by the opposite sex the Job of an electri cal contractor will be filled by him SINADINOS, Blass E. Member of Y-Teens. Drama Club, and Girls' Choir - - in Senior B play - - finds reading and watching people's actions quite interest- ing - - doesn't like to practice her music les- sons - - Bess is a fu- ture psychology major. SLATER, FREDERICK Fred is an admirer of the girls V - peeved by G. S. - - he plans to work in a grocery store and some day own one of his own. SMITH RAYMOND Smitty has a fond ness for hot rods Finds sleep very enjoy able dreams of be coming a famous tool maker F341 SMITH PATRICIA Girls League repre sentative spends much of her spare time writing to Josef hates be cal Patsy Pat would like to work as a typ is n some oflice travel to Oregon SMITH PHYLLIS JEAN Enjoys being with Sharron and Joyce greatly admires Mrs Huffman Phil will miss playing ball at noon in the girls gym looking for ward to a Job at he Bell Telephone Com pany SMITH ROBI' RT Member of the R talling Club well occupied by a good game of golf peeved bv thirteen long years of school and his be ing late part of this time Smitty in tends to enter the re tailing field prefer ably store manage ment SMITH, M ARTHA Future Homemakers of America Club - - roller skating, bowling, and dancing head her list of special interests - - loathes nosy and prejudiced people - - Martha hopes to be a dental hygienist or an airline hostess. SONIER DARLENE Dancing is a great favorite of Darlene s thinks sophomore girls and concerted boys stand in a class all by themselves upon re ceivmg her diploma she will do office work SPENCER DONALD Vxce presxdent f home room mterest ed nn chemlstry and golf dlsllkes prac tlce teachers Don wxll enlarge hrs knowl edge of chemistry at Mxchngan State 9 STANLEY RAM ON Ray IS m the H1 Y Club Senior B play cast 15 crazy about pool bowllng sports and gurls provoked by studyxng and large home rooms he w1l1 study to become aeronautical engxneer at the Massachusetts Instxtute of Techno logy SPINK EDWARD Vxce presxdent f sophomore class member of Honor So CICIY and Lantern Staff Semor B play crum major of Boys Marchmg Band chaxrman of publncxty for JHop Youth Forum enjoyed Mxss Lowreys World Lxter ature class Ed has the teaching profession m mlnd and will study at M S C SPITZLEY GERALD Both gxrls and foot ball appeal to Spxts lrked by a teacher after jommg the navy he wlll become a Welder or an xron worker SPURBECK JIM rm a ardent member of the varsxty baseball squad rs constant thoughts are ed dmslnkes a teacher who thmks she ns so important fu ure hes n some phase of business STANLEY ANN Representatlve of the Student Councll Grrls Band mem ber f the bow mg league Funds kmttxng argyles and playmg brxdge enjoyable Anme desplses b mg called Freckles nurses trammg wrll follow one year of col lege STARR JOYCE ANN Treasurer of home room 311 Glee Club secretary Joyce smgs alto nn the Mad rlgal Cholr typmg shorthand and musxc are enjoyable subjects for her unnerved by student teachers and peroxxded halr er educatlon will be fur thered at some college was R , t Ma ilu 'ew Wm' Be 'Q RICHARD Presrdent f hom room m Senxor B play lxkes all sports math and hxstory knows nothing worse than practxce teachers C ho ds course of engnneermg for hlm ISS STEFFEN PHYLLIS Hr mterest IS n Petoskey Mlchlgan peeved by people stand mg m groups xn the center of the hall Phyllls ns lookmg for ward to lxvmg near Petoskey STEPHENS BARBARA Member of French Club worked on J Hop prefers I be called Barb rather than Slarbl cant stand butch hanr cuts STERLING JAY Swnmmxng team Gllmple belongs t both the Concert and Marchmg Bands cast of operetta Lady Be Good partxcx pated m varlous pep assemblles enjoys huntmg and travehng he IS no fan of gxrls who run around and cant be trusted hopes to make sellmg hrs future occupatmon STEVENS MARY Mary delxghts buymg clothes as gone to charm school and spends part of her tlme modelmg plans have been constantly changmg for our years but she IS con sldermg fashxon d sxgnmg I j S u . . 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STOWELL ALAN Al has spent a busy three years keeping away from work likes to travel even with limited funds will begin studying for dental career some campus next fall STRAUSS ARTHUR Hi Y Club Art is partial to winter sports strongly op posed to large home rooms and practice teachers makes fairly good sundaes they say hopes to own and operate his own drug store SWAIN MAYBELLIL Maybelle has held several offices in the Bible Club re mendously enjoys de bating bowling and reading dislikes anyone who takes ad vantage of kindhearted bookkeeping at a ness sch ol ,AM -HW QWANSO ntere otate around da ci g roller skating Bunny gossi and con ceited boys disgust Ellie dreams of a secretarial Job SWANSON RICHARD In Boys Marching Band G a water skiing attract him aggravated by women who cant stop giggling he will pursue a course in vet erinary medicine t M S C -r' SWIERCZYNSKI JOHN Student Council rep resentative pool and math rate high with john will attend college of his choice TABER CHRISTINE Girls League and Student Council repre sentative member of Madrigal Choir for two years worked on J Hop Easterner Staff Chris dotes on singing and dancing detests clumsy dancers intends to gq to New York or :attend college TABOR, JANE "Twin" is attracted by softball. swimming, bowling, and Dick - - defender of the aboli- tion of rat races and of sophomores in sen- ior gym classes - - sec- retarial work lies ahead of her. TABOR JEAN Interests include swimming bowling softball and Walt knows no one worse than a high school stu dent who doesn t act his age after leav ing Eastern Twin will become a secre tary TAVENNER CLIFFORD Women and money rank high with Cliff hopes short skirts will be fashionable at least in the locality where he is TEACHOUT, STEPHANIE Girls' League repre- sentative - - member of Ping Pong and Tennis Club - - on the bowl- ing team - - likes to play a good hand of Canasta - - "Stevie" will travel westward to California with Candy. TLRWILLIGER JR CARL Participated in sev eral pep assemblies C and poker are extra special wit Twtgg tries to avoid talkative women considers warm days as being perfect for staying out of school has intentions f eeping his ob Smalls THORPIL BARBARA A representative from home room to Girls League Bar bara is craly about fo tball tr ck and a State student hopes Eastern isnt judged by certain e of i s English teachers pecting to hear wed ding bells ring T61 and Q , . . u ' i, P, . V i Q H On ' ' ' ,, , ,Z ' ' '- . - 1 4 - . 0 it 'b 1 3 at A - - - '- ' 1 I- 0 , a 1, ' ' ,i ' '- - ' - - 1' a ' on 't . .A - - ex- - N . 'O I ' I J IF, 1 Vi. 'FH Q .' A , n y, ,P . , . , , ' , 1 Y . . t P' ,." IJ. .1 -I 'lf' . 'P Lt. " gf' 1-f . ' f -Q - 1 - f ,t i' ,M . . - 5 J 1, 4 1 1 '. A ' . - - . . 'L A , ,. ness - - will study 11" K ' famsi- , f X ' I R I .:, I i ' S at it l lyk . . E, . nd . . I h D .I ' A . . . . a W 6 V3 TIDWELL, , L BEVERLY Belongs to Retailing Club Bobbie s constant thoughts are of a fellow in the Air Force called Ronnie is peeved by people who think they are better than anyone else plans on keeping her job at Penney s TOWER CANDY On the retailing pro gram Girls League dance committee thrilled by modeling bowling is a favorite sport Candy doesn t care for boys who con sider themselves super lor California is her destination after her diploma is received TUPPER CHARLES Finds bowlmg pool and the opposite sex quite enticing Chuck wouldn t mind at all if a pretty quiet girl would teach him to dance main ambx tion is to leave Lan sing Mm TURCOTTE, RITA "Frenchy's" special interest is a tall man of her acquaintance she can t tolerate snobs and concerted men has two Jobs in mind that of a typist and of a housewife TURNER HARRIET Treasurer of Needle craft Club member of Y Teens on re freshment committee for ,ll-lop typing and bowlmg appeal to er is exasperated by two closely related girls Tootie has great hopes of getting married and making Ernie a good wife VAN WORM ER WILLIAM Buster finds life fun when it comes to woodworking is ambition is to become a well driller if 79'Ybl' N' his R RONALD e of the Honor If My K i - classical 4 VAN WYHE JACQUELYN Selected for the N tional Honor Society Senior B play cast member f he Drama Club jackie is home economics and industrial art editor of the Lantern a party lover fnot the political kmdl she under stands why there are not many paper girls having a route of her own will devote her life to medical mis sionary work after studying at Calvin Col lege VELLANTI BETTE Secretary of Retail mg Club college fellows more than in tercst her men who can t be trusted are on her black list after traveling through Cali forma or Texas jean intends to enlist in the womens division the a1r corps IQ37 the piano es y girls vorite class is is think g of a college edu cation WATROS DALE Tumbling Club mem er spends a portion of his time doing archi tectural drawings and working on house con struction dislikes large home rooms Tubby has chosen the Job of a carpenter as his occupation WATSON BOBBIE Co advertising man ager of Lantern and Easterner roller skating and people fas cinate her Bobbie knows no one worse than a concerted per son headed for a secretarial career for a while anyway WEBB MARY JEANNE Girls League repre sentative member of the French Club and Madrigal Choir singing football games and a certain someone rate high with Dim ples doesn t think er neighbors are as cute as they think they are M S C bound WELFORD GEORGE Buds interests lie in boxing basketball and baseball fan of conceited girls Michigan State next on his agenda WHEELER JOYCE A former member of the Student Council and Drama Club Joyce s interest is Al dislikes Jealous peo p e doesn t care for sophomores in sen ior gym classes hopes to spend her life with Albert - - rr . ., . . 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Q :I ey 'V f f, . , -' - . -F. 5' " ' E WHITE, JERRY Reserve debate squad - - another one of the Easternites who enjoy taking life easy - - in order to c nserve ex:- erg , " tie" wishes h' ' cars would g down - - . futu vy man. , My .L 3 x rj Q WHITE, TEDD President of East- ' 'ff' eI'n's Boys' Band - - in -' - - operetta cast - - base- M I ball manager - - Stu- ' 'dent Council - - chair- an of band dance 5 nds pleasure in hunt g fishing basketball Ootball and dramatics not too enthusiastic over English and social studies teachers Tedd will attend State in preparation for some form of law WILCOX LYLE Editor of the East erner treasurer of sophomore class Honor Society Lantern Staff Pat and new cars um' Lyle wishes shirts had snaps to keep them tucked in has no definite future plans in mind as yet will ore elon WILSON LEONARD Member of football team during sophomore year Leonard dotes on drafting will be come a draftsman or possibly a farmer WINNICKI PHILIP Band treasurer Phil is a member of both Boys Marching Band and Concert Band musxc cars and sports constitute his special interests peeved by women he says and girl crazy boys after leaving the hallowed halls of Eastern he hopes t own a Junk yard tx I .t,:,, Ql, ..: Q I WILLIAMS, CAROLYN "Red" belongs to the Y-Teens and Drama Club - - Ends herself attracted by dancing, ice skating, and men - - definite dislike for sophomore boys - - will pursue secretarial work in California. WILLIAMS, SUESAN One of the few girls who like woodworking has a Hair for re modeling furniture and designing homes spises anyone who breaks a promise Sukle has intentions of following the inter nor decorating or home designing trades WILLS ROGER andy on e swimming and track teams in Senior B play he spends much of his time with sports coaching and particu larly with girls teachers and homework are not exactly liked by him wants to coach after attending State WILLSON JOHN Member of varsity football squad Sen to B play cast enjoys football gym and dramatics thankful he had to take only one semester of grammar Johnn 1 vw sis ,, has considered atten mg business college WOOD ALDEN WOOD Woodle with the wo it comes t shop at Tech Eastern and around with slow drivers 1 will take a tn Canada Washington at peace Music rld when swimmx machine Betty a girl at by little BETTY dancing and ng infatuate is disgusted brothers and tinkering slow people Bonnie cars for example a trip rk him to Seattle Washing p through ton awaits her Seattle . 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V h h , . , ' - y V I to , l I v 0 E33 I WOODMAN PATRICIA Has a fondness for a Certain fellow named Carl from Holt lb lakes crabby teachers and concerted boys Shortle yearns for the lnfe of a housewxfe WOODS KATHLEEN Member of Easterner Stal? and Ushers Club rates softball danc mg and wrxtmg as be mg ultra specxal lll'slllCC9 an egotxshcal person Kathy has always wished for a twm snster to send to sc ool her p aec when she IS engulfed by a sudden streak of lalmess stenogra ph1c work wxll be her specialty 391 ws f ii WORGUL DOROTHY Dot enjoys rearlmg wrmng to pen pals and kmttlng PC! peeve some people and gettmg up m the mormng hopes t become a stenographer WUERTHNER TED Semor A Student Councnl representatnve at large Worth less had the male lead The Man Who Came to Dlnner vmrsxty debate Hop propertxes chair man Honor Soclety ln er Cnty co ed council enjoys so ual scxence and speech work h trles keep away from gxrls w o wear angora sweaters law school wnll have a new stu dent Hi 4-Q, 'tm' Mr Bosch advlser Senlor Ofiicers J Warren president F Conklin vice presldent J Gmter secretary R Groves treasurer Senzor B s THROUGH EASTERNS DOORWAYS S0ph0II10I'6 OfHC6'I'S JUHIOI' Off-Icefg em' Lumenos was-rr Eastern was our door to the future where we studzed and worked made many new fnendshlps J Subar L Baker N Allen E Moyer L Schlack F Conk J Subar M Montgomery B J Warren lln J Alexander Munn T Walker followed our school teams partlczpated m SOC131 events and enjoyed every minute of xt C Howard A Hatcher J M Church W Feguer J Glnter R Groves M Bannasch Exseler M Hatt J Engdal J Wheeler R Stanley L Foote J Slebert E Woolcock Scott L Casler S Chesnut E Sherman f40 .. 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ALEXANDER JOY Smiley s interests are music and boys Y Teens officer G O collector varsity de bater Senior B play helped with Stu dent Council and Y Teens dances chair man f refreshment committee for J Hop detests people who turn radios up while she is telephoning plans to attend the Univer sity of Michigan Michigan State ALLEN NANCY Secretary of her home room and sophomore class worked on the J Hop busy French Club member pecially fond of danc mg footballgames and dislikes being called Ruthie Muscles by anyone Nan will attend a modeling or designing school in the future BAKER LOIS CAROLYN Active member of the atin x e and F H A Clubs Lan tern Staff worker member of the Madri gal Choir sophomore class treasurer help ed with the J Hop likes music and a cer tain blonde Lois now lives in Missouri wants to become a music teacher BANNASCH MARGARET Co chairman of the music committee for the JHop in he Senior B play help d with Sophomore Mixer Girls League representative thinks dancmg and football games are fun mem ber of the French Club ir ed by J W s calling her Maggie w b c Michigan State College BELL JAMES Jim loves Eastern president of his home room secretary of the Hi Y especially interested in girls and athletics dislikes work and Dave Bet! plans on attending col lege sometime in the future BENNICK JOAN Crazy about ice skat ing swimming and a certain marine noyed by a group of conceited girls help ed with the J Hop Bennie will attend business college then get married BERNARD MARY LOU Lou loves to go out with a gang of girls especially when Joan Siebert has the car ir ed by certain group f girls a ores air for e man a J Hop com mittee member con sidering marriage after graduation BETZ DAVID Member of the Boys Band liked the Cali forma trip baseball an basketball are Daves favorite sports thinks Mr Stillman is tops abhors Sex ton work and the two Bell boys plans on Joining the navy in the future l41l BLANKENSHIP RUTH Member of the Ush ers Club and Girls Bowling League she is kept busy fourth hour with office work for Mr Simpson after graduation some lucky employer will make Ruth his secre tary BLIESENER PHYLLIS Active in Madrigal Choir and Drama Club J Hop worker has her eye on a cute guy in her home room enjoys singing flirting a green Cadil lac and a certain navy man detests con ceited people Phil plans to marry after graduation BOYLAN ROSEMARY Billie loves East ern and the Senior A Class home room secretary helped with J Hop Drama Club member as her eye on Bob only peeved by Miss Gunm son and conceited girls business college a marriage are her future hopes CASLER LOUISE Home room and Eng lish Department secre tary member of the Honor Society help e her class J on move along smoothly Louise is disgusted with conceited fellows plans to becorre secretary after gradua tion CHESNUT SCOTT Varsity football player in the cast of the Senior B play member f t e Drama Club assist ed with the J Hop interested mainly women wants to get rid of all teachers after receiving his diploma Scott plans on loafing with Floyd and Roy CHURCH MARGARET Secretary of her home room - - member of Y-Teens - - in he Girls' Band - - J-Hop worker - - Peg has her eye on the manager of the swimming team - - detests people who tickle her - - wishes to become a secretary. 'Y K CONKLIN. FLOYD Floyd's spare time is occupied by varsity football and baseball, also reserve basketball - - senior class vice president - - member of Honor Society - - belongs to Varsity and Spanish Clubs - - Sen- ior B play - - enjoys bowling and loafing with Scott and Roy - - peeved bv girls in gen- eral - - Floyd will at- tend Michigan State College. COOK RICHARD Homework disagrees with Dick thinks Eastern is swell though fascinated by art and swimming has hopes of becoming a p inter or commercial artist CULHAM MERRILL Battalion Radio Maintenance man the National Guard loves to Ex radios in his spare time tracted by girls mimickers annoy him Merrills future lies in radio repair DE'VlITZ DWIGHT Home room president varsity basketball and asebal are Dikes two main in terests with Boys Band on the California t p dear hunting enthusiast loathes work likes short women and California after graduating he would like to become a Jeweler FEGUER WILLIAM Bill dislikes people vtho do things at the last minute mem ber of the Fur Feather and Fin Club chairman of the J Hop Student Council representative at large likes hunting and the outdoor world his plans may include college Was? FELDPAUSCH JERRY Went on the Califor ma trip with the Boys Band likes to play the trombone Jerry cant stand women future is undecided 42 Q at , Li 2 K 3 1 K lk f A .JV fwxf if-fa, FILRO HAROLD I operettas Rio :ta an Lady e Good Harold en joys singing and says that choir is his favor ite subject his pet peeve is girls decided about future pans but is sure e will not attend college DYER, DORIS ANN Secretary of her home room - - member of the Girls' Band - - Doris is crazy about sewing. cooking, and a certain airman named Bob - - hopes to get married after graduation. EISELER, JAMES The blonde hair epi demic bothers Jim varsity swimmer wild life enthusiast helped on the J Hop active in the Porpoise Fur Feather and Fin and Varsity Clubs home room president wishes to be in Police Administration and college sports FNGDAL JOANNE Joey delights football games and dances Mother Is a Freshman sec retary of the French Club Student Coun cil representative co chairman of music for the J Hop bash ful boys and stag lines at dances rrk her plans on marriage attending M rchigan State College ERBELE PEARL earl can t stand people who are always ate likes men and laughing irked by blue excuses wants to leave Lansing in the future FINDSEN MILO Milo hates people that walk four abreast down the hall loves to loaf likes watch ing wrestling matches wants to find a good steady job . . It . 1 K . ,' ' . ' 0 , . . I T R if ' 1 " A L: '- " i ' in 5 . - - in it .' , ay " - - - ' ' - - at- ' Hill - . . - . - A - tu, - 1' V ' ' ' , ' -or ' , J, , - A - . S . 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' j - - - ' Q - ' - 7 ' - ' '- . - - un- - - ' . - A ' ' lg ' h l FOOTE LESTER Les just wants get through school worked on a J Hop commuttee hates people who make moun tauns out of mole hulls lookung forward to graduatung then loaf ung FOSTER BARBARA Belongs to the Gurls Chour and Glee Club duslukes stayung home Barb enjoys ru mg un a 47 Ford wuth Duane wants a happy home and a paur of twuns FULLER JACK Shorty duslukes cops and theur tuckets especually unterested raduo work and workung on engunes plans to become an electrucal enguneer GINTER JANET Very dramatuc people bother jan duslukes beung tuckled Gurls League representatuve and servuce chaurman of Y Teens senuor class secretary collector and cashuer Honor Socuety partucupated un debate and dramatuc declama tuons says all sports are unterestung after graduatuon she plans on becomung a nurse HATCHER ALLEN Vuce presudent and treasurer of home room peeved by gurls who want hum to act older than he us member of the wrestlung and football teams Al wants to enter college to study un preparatuon for F B I work G x I-IATH ELLEN Blondue has been an actuve member of the Ushers Club spends her spare tume ushering un a theatre duslukes a certaun boy wuth a 40 Ford hopes to get a Job hlung at the State Lab oratorues eventually she wants to llve un the West 43 HATT MARLEY Member of the Boys Band treasurer of home room lukes Calufornua enjoys softball, baseball, and classucal musuc 'Hattrack s pastume us teasung gurls lukes teachers but not theur homework he would luke to play a lot of softball along wuth a career of law enforce ment l GRONDINE WILLIAM Enjoyed the trup t Calufornua wuth the Boys Band loves musuc and Hshung as well as a luttle redhead Bull wants to get marrued have a dance band and travel for a whule GROVES ROY Home room presudent treasurer of hus senuor class var suty football player member f Varsuty Tumblung and French Clubs worked on the JHop thuruks gurls and football are swell eonceuted gurls are on hus hate lust Tex hopes to become an archutect GRUHN BARBARA Member of the glee club meetung people us fun for her hates to be bored bother ed by people who have no thought for others Barb plans to work after graduatuon HASTINGS DUANE. Especually unterested un sports on football and varsuty basketball teams note passers urk Pete wants hus future to unclude a good honest luvung un conservatuon work HEDGES BARBARA Member of the glee club peeved by sophustucated people Barb wants to spend her future wuth a cer taun fellow un Sprung port N D t , to L ,X ' - l - " I-ii , ' I . - . . 0 U . --- u. -. A -' - l - - 3,5 A t I KS' I -- .. . . , Y if - ' - - Guo. , ' A- - ' l G- X HILMSTREET JUNI1 Dxslnkes people who thunk the world owes them something Ushers Club member lxkes wrltxng muslc and people Stub would lxke to travel wnshes to become a practlcal nurse HOWARD CARROLL Co captam e SWlI'l'lI'l"ll.Ilg ICSTI1 home room prestdent enjoys huntxng wxld game gxrls wtth blonde halr and black roots 1rk Bud txve m the Porpotse and Fur Feather and Fm Clubs member f JHop committee mterested nn con servatlon would luke to swnm on some col lege team HUDSON ELAINE Elaxne cant stand o p 1 e w s a W y? all the tmme vxce presxdent of the Blble Club en nor B edxtor of the Lan te n Honor Socxety G O and Lantern collector and cashxer typxst for the East erner loves foot ball games bowlmg roller skatlng and patntlng w1ll attend college to study art JACKSON BERTHAMAY Red teaches at thc Lansxng Cedar Recrea tton Center belongs to the Ushers Club dxsltkes bemg called a Hoosler wants to attend Mxchngan State College JACOBS LORRAINE Likes dancing and havmg a good t1me dmslxkes boys who are mconsxderate of gxrls concerted people 1rk Rainey plans on workmg and mar rlage ln the future JENKINS MARILYN Member of the Ush ers Club foods class mterests Marxlyn hopes to become an office worker after graduatlon 'Q' Kaffe KABELITZ WILFERD Woodworkmg arts destgnmg of furmture and crafts are enjoyed by Wllferd hoping for a career as a car penter or furnnture de signer KEEP MARGARET Belongs to the Buble Club and Y Teens Gxrls Chou member Maggie enjoys classes xn foods and clothln lxkes musxc and Sports hopes to make a home for some lucky fellow E441 KIRKCONNLLL ALVIN tlve v theory and golf treasurer of hxs home room Peewee thlnks sports scxence and a girl from Sexton are super lrked by K B W and Bosch plans to go to college before enter mg the navy then wtll become a law enforce ment oHicer KRIBS DORIS Home room presxdent French Club Sxgn Pamters Lantern Art Staff and Honor Socxety thrllled by dancmg sports art and a certam guy from Sexton World Lxter ature A K and home work xrk Krnbbte future plans tnclude college later she wants t become clothmg designer LEADBITTER ROBERT Member of the Bovs Band enjoyed the California trlp Bob IS fascinated by the band gnrls and par txes wants to b come a clerk MARCEAU RONALD Belongs to the Boys Bowlxng League Ronald spends his spare txme huntmg hshmg and llstenlng to musxc detests teachers who assxgn a lot of homework future plans mclude a college course and an excursxon through the West MARVIN DARWIN Bud IS mamly 1n terested tn new cars a stxngy person IS low m hxs esteem mtends to become a hotel rranager MCCONNELL CORWIN Member of the cross country team man ager of the wrestlxng team woman en thusnast abhors Eng llsh "Shorty' has hopes of becommg a doctor or surgeon lcon' 5' 'wif w.-4 McNAUGHTON, NINA President of the Ush- ers' Club - - vice presi- dent of home room helped on the J Hop decoration committee Nma enjoys art interested n attend ing an art school after she graduates MILLER ALEATHA Member of the Ush ers Club Ann adores playing the piano and buying things for a home irri tated by girls who chase boys hopes her future will include secretarial work and a home with a couple of children MISER LOYDE Varsxty football player thinks foot ball movles and vaca tions from school are super peeved by most English teachers with Mr Bosch as the shining exception Loyde wants to work in a business firm MONTGOMERY MAXINE Girls Band member secretary of her Junior class helped with the I Hop trigued by the lake and most sports especially football was a mem ber of the homecoming queen s court Max me will continue her studies at M S C MOYER ED A winner in the 5 A League oratory contest varsity debater Student Councll repre sentative chairman of a JI-lop committee Honor Society Boys League represen tative president of the Boys Bowling League Senior B play cast likes music and speech d ikes ste teachers college bound MUNN BARBARA junior class treasurer co chairman of the j Hop Student Coun cil representatlve Girls Band member home room officer Barb just loves foot ball and vacations future Michigan State co ed NICHOLS RICHARD School work and ler skating a among his interests loyal Easternite Dick resents the un justified bragging by students from other schools plans going into business with his father NICKOFF RICHARD His pet peeve is stag parties worked on a jHop committee is sold on football and bowling Nick wants younger teachers in Eastern plans on owning chain super markets OAKLEY, DOLORES Active in the Bible and Needlework Clubs - - Honor Society - - in the Senior B play Student Council repre sentative at large Dodie worked decorations for the J Hop interested in needlework reading designing and music annoyed by noisy study periods and assemblies may become teacher or writer PALMER ALLAN Women attract Al football basketball and swimming are his fa vorxte sports hes aggravated by fellows like Jerry Ray who are always moving around will Join the navy after graduation PAPPAS MARY Member of G A A French and Social Dancing Clubs yoys dancing swim ming tennis and golf swoons when think ing of a certain Sexton guy irked by boys n jeans A an Miss Grohes English class Blackie will take a home econo mics course in college -?F""vs f45 PARK, ,IO ANN Jo's favorite sport is bowling - - Glee Club member - - Senior B play cast helped on a J Hop committee hates stags at school dances and most foot ball players inter ested in a Washing ton sailor and a gradu ating football player hopes to major in music Michigan State PASSARELLI CARM ELLA Participant the Cvxrls League and Spanish Club mem ber of a JI-lop c m mittee Minnie dotes on sports and teachers Jokes vex ed by boys who take er lock by quiet classrooms and by bright students tres t become teacher and marry some lucky guy PATTERSON GARY President and vice president of home room Butchie is crazy about grrls parties dancing and golf disgusted by fat kids has hopes of just loa ng fo wh: e after he graduates PEACOCK NORMA JANE Norma has held the ofhces of secretary and program chairman the Bible Club goes H110 fapfllfes OVBI' l'flLl sic she hasnt an tnkling of what shell do after graduation PURCHIS ILA Thinks music and sports are super tive n the Us ers Club and Madrigal Choir lla looks for ward to marriage soon ROGOZINSKI IRENE Home room treasurer member of Ushers Club worked on Jl-lop committee devoted to attending basketball and football games Rogo tests quiet study halls and waiting for people classes Mr Bosch as her favorite teacher she wants to do office work and then travel SCHLACK LEILA Co chairman of the decorations committee play cast Girls Band member collector for Mr Simp son adores blonde men and footbal play ers Pu likes parties and ice skating abhors hot rods and bashful boys cludes Michigan State College in her future plans SCOTT. JERRIE Active as a Girls' League representative - - helped with the J-Hop - - sports. par- ties. and good music are tops with "Scotty" - - varied dislikes in- clude boys who talk "autos" on dates, hav- ing to be in early on weekends. and waiting for people - - hopes to marry Bob and live a long life. SHERMAN, ELMO Elmo is an all-around athlete - - varsity foot- ball player and wres- tler - - also active in basketball and baseball - - likes girls, history class, and football - - dislikes school, except for extra-curricular ac- tivities - - contemplates joining the navy after graduating from East- ern. SMITH CHARLES Chuck irritated by girls and teachers travel machine work and girls interest him thinks a Job as a cabinet maker or carpenter would b worthwhile SMITH DARRELL Smitty is interest ed mainly in printing hopes to work after graduation as a printer STANLEY ROBERT Home room president played on the sopho more football team on western trip with the Boys Band Bob s favorite pastimes are sports and music dislikes all bands but Eastern s ture is uncertain l46 STEVENSON MARGARET Member f Girls Bowling League worked on the decora tion committee for the J Hop crazy about a certain person but is peeved at him when he ta es her lock and hides t Maggtes favorite subject is art uncertain as to her future plans SIEBERT, JOAN Member of the Girls' Bowling League - - de- lights in ice skating and painting - - likes a certain blonde fellow - - Joan thinks Mr. Brisbin and j.B. are tops - - considers go- ing to an art school. STONE ROBERT Student Council rep resentative helped on a Sophomo e Mixer committee Bob en joys photography very much hopes that his future will include col lege V ' in t . . A .. ' .. is . . - - ac- . . . ' ' i hh ' V - t i ' ' e - . - - . a -I F .. .. de- . - - 4 for 1-Hop - - Scnio-r B is-f - - - Gio. . . . . 1 A I- U ... gn -- I ' U . - - in- i ' ' ' . 0 ' ' I ' : . i i , ' .- - fu- k i . . - - i - -' . - . STRELOW CLARENCE Thmks there IS o greater pastxme than sports Sonnys future rs undecided TYNER MARILYN Lxkes musxc chnldren readxng and Bob var1ed peeves mclude crooked seams people who thunk they're smart, and boys who are late for dates helped wnth the J Hop Marilyn wxshes to become a wrfe or an ofhce worker STUART ROGER Takes part m the Boys Bowling League mterests center around hunting shows and bexng a DeMolay member dlslxkes teachers who glve homework Roger wall joan the axr force after graduatxon TABER JANET Bowlmg xce skatlng swimming and Harold thrxll Jan d1slxkes people who gab m the hall when she rs rn a hurry G O and Lantern collector works as a dxme store clerk rn her spare tmme too part rn the Aqua Follxes future plans are mdehnxte TAYLOR ROBERT Bob rs a scnence and sports enthusxast vexed by long assxgn ments hopes to at tend Ferns Instxtute at Bxg Raplds to come a pharmacmst WALKER JAM ES J1m IS a varsxty foot ball player co chaxr man of the decorations commrttee for the J Hop dxsgusted with catty gxrls 15 fond of Margaret Bannasch contemplates at tendmg Mrchxgan State College SUBAR JACK Home room president Student Councxl rep resentatlve vlce presxdent of sophomore class Jumor class president varsrty debater H1 Y Club Honor Soclety publxcxty co charrman of the J Hop Youth Forum member lxkes radio Jacks future plans mclude college to study law and en gmeerlng M4 ,P WALKER THOMAS Consrders all school actwntxes very rmpor tant H1 Y Club varsxty football player Senior B play forenslcs Student Councrl representatxve at large class vnce presndent durmg Jumor year athletxc events Monopoly, and mce people delxght Tom aspires to enter the U S Naval Academy or to become an engn neer E471 ...fe WALTERS ROBERT Bob rs a debater and Chess Club member lxkes the Boys Bowl mg League after he graduates he w ll be come a lawyer WARREN JEAN P esxdent f h sophomore and senlor classes chaxrman of the Sophomore Mlxer Mother I a Freshman Honor Socxety made the western trxp with the Boys Band member of the Student Councxl Boys Band Councxl Lantern Staff Jean 15 amused by human nature enjoys ath letlc events future plans mclude college WATSON CLARICE Clarxce does her part m the Girls Bowlmg League apprecxates musxc peeved by her little brother plans on a career f ofhce work WEAVER HAROLD Gxrls are dxstasteful creatures t Shorty thinks that farmxng would be a worthwhlle project has hopes of becomxng a soldxer . . n ' - ' . . I ' ' . ' .I Q A ' A , -, 'sfgf I wt 'X 'B ' t ,Q It - .,,k W' '-.X X if r ' J o .is . .4 ' V A ' - - in "H s . . k I ' I - w . l . ' '. ' ' V - - at l 7,2 ' Q., A- 5 V A ' I 4 ,A : s. . ' ' be- , J ' ' . . ' az 1? ' ' . it W 0 'B' ' O .. . .. ll: 'M , Z3 if H at-'f -'Ds her and M M 1 th ls' Bowling Le gue fills " ug'9" time - - ' play - - le wi E X ,I-Hop - disma by bashful boys slow people fo of sports, e pecially wl- ing - - Mr. Bosch is her favorite teacher - - wants to become a sec- retary. WHEELER, SHERRILL Ice skating, swim- ming. and dancing are Sherrill's favorite sports - - Girls' Band member - - Honor Soci- ety - - Senior B play - - Oratorical Declama- tion contest winner - - home room treasurer - - offended by jittery teachers and by baby sitting with her little brother - - aspires to a secretarial career, WHIDDEN. AUDREY Girls League repre sentative Ushers Club J Hop com mittee member crazy about square dancing men from M S C peeve Smilie thinks Mr Brisbin is tops would love to work in a bachelors home future plans concern office work WHITNEY DANIEL Literature psycho logy and humor inter est Dan Student Council LanternStaff incessant meaning less female chatter an noys him wants to develop talents and confidence his fu ture will be to learn to use the present ad vantageously WIGGINS PAULINE Busy secretary and treasurer of her home room Ushers and Bible Clubs Girls Bowling League Lantern Staff Honor Society likes square dancing thinks Mr Brisbin is swell can t stand being call d Wigwam wil enter the home eco nomics course at M S C WILBUR DONALD Nothing bothers Don as much as people who ga a lot relishes traveling winter sports and irls thinks the j 1 WILHELM, LARRY The Projectors' and Stage Clubs keep Larry busy - - has been the operator of the noon- movie projector for a long time - - delights in tinkering with cars - - will work later in audio-visual field. WOOD. MADELINE President and pro- gram chairman of Y- Teens also presl dent of home room Student Council repre sentative at large Easterner Staff help d with J op Tucson is fascinated by dramatics and Ari zona is driven crazy by poor English and hard work plans to study drama a the University of Arizona WOOD, VIRA "Woody" belongs to the Ushers' Club - A Girls' League repre- sentative - - worked on the invitation commit- tee for the J-Hop - - likes football games - - dislikes people with peroxided hair - - will enter the nursing pro- fession. WOODARD. LEO Leo's hobby is tinker- ing with his motor bike - - interested in Caro- lyn - - hates people who walk arm in arm azound a dance floor - - wants to join the air corps and become a mechanic. WOOLCOCK. ELSIE Vice president of her home room - - in Mother Is a Fresh man secretary cf the Bible C ub fond of bothering Mr Brisbin member of the Madiigal Choir Student Council repre sentattve chairman of the checking com mittee for the JI-lop vexed by geomet y Wooly wishes to attend college after graduating YOUNGLOVE. ROBERT Member of the Boys' Bowling League and Lansing DeMolay - - movie enthusiast - - the eleven o'clock curfew irritates Bob - - in- tends to go to college - - would like to visit, and possibly live. in sunny California. ZERBA, RUTH Thinks homemaking and typing are worthy subjects - - loves horse back riding - - being called "Shorty" is ag- gravating to her - - hopes to vtork for a while then become a housewife. ZIEGLER. MARLENE e only peev jenny has is Emo Sherman Madrigal Choir member pires to become a beau tician then shell be come a wife Th e h . - - , . - - ll - - , ' ' I - as. ' e A . -H I - - i I V ' ' ' V ' . 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H: ..:.. .. 7 ., b - - ' . . 5. - teachers at Eastern are M , - if tops has enjoyed his stay at Eastern plans to be an army pharmacist a er pharmaceutical supply salesman I48 'vw 'ln ,t wiv Englzsh Jlm Hayden and janet Bacon End lt IS fun to read parts from The Merchant of Vemce Thls method of study lves them a better understanding of the greatest Enghs poet and dramatxst Speech work IS stressed rn all Engllsh classes of Eastern Hlgh School Al Webb demonstrates emphatlc gesture whlch adds greatly to hrs persuaslve ness it 'Q M Toogood G Huffman Potter R Athey A Garrlty Busy semors worklng on thelr long terms are Ed Carlson Pete Byam Helen Wakulsky and Ruth McE1murry The class perlod IS only a small part of Jlm Wlcker shows Gentry Irvmg the correct form for a theme Thrs lS very rmportant because students ln all Engllsh classes are haunted by those fatal E s the tlme spent on Advanced Compos1t1on for farlmg to follow regulatlons In the study of bnghsh one crosses the threshold to a realm of opportunlty for the correct use of our nat1ve tongue 1S a necessary prerequ1s1te to profitable employment and the study of lltera ture leads to many hours of cultural pleasure l50l . I .' . . . . . . . is ,, A K K Q. K ig. Q , r af Q4 T " I .. , q. 5- f e- I-.-A lt- .. 5. . . W. . . ' I l Enghsh J.. Sharron Forton and Dave Blttel select thelr theme Jane Burnham and Carol Hathaway End that those envelopes from the neatly kept theme files of Mlss umt grammar tests requlre careful concentratlon Garrlty edit ,K K' fi ls.. "K 2 YK B Van Volkenburgh H Lowrey Bosch M Winters N Grohe To lmprove pronunclatlon and speech Tom Gld dmgs Carol Chenoweth and Lester Fulson play records that they have made of therr own volces Use of the recorder has made oral work much more mean mgful for now the students can hear thezr errors 51 Ehzabeth Fea and Marv Clark show co operatxon m M1ss Lowreys Engllsh class by helping each other w1th themes It IS so much easler to understand a grammatlcal error when lt IS pomted out by a frlendly classmate l . :Vq -rlvzr in at I ' ' f V - f . .. ' s ff my - ':-.- A 1 v I . . , I - . -. 5 v I - . Y 7 .fqn . , . 1 , n 1 Social Science R Gllson In h1story class Janet Taber Mary Preparmg for a radno broadcast con Pappas and Frances Ovenhouse fmd Mr cermng Umted States Hxstory are Don Br1sb1ns reference llbrary helpful and Johnson Barbara Munn and Kathle 1Ht6I'CStll'lg Woods Paul Temple Bob Archambault Ed Reynolds and Glnger Fuller look carefully at the sample outline on the blackboard so that thexr notebooks w1l1 be perfect " Studymg geography can be not only educatronal but also adventurous for t IS p0SS1b16 to take a vlcarlous tr1p across the several contments Examxnmg maps made by world h1story students are Ken Dorm and Loyce Bennett J Br1sb1n 3'1- Ilah Purchls and Nancy Bursley enjoy keepmg the bulletm board ln thelr h1story class attractive through the use G Sexton J Young E521 colorful postcards Joyce Inskeep tells Charles Smlth and Barbara Plowman that the ClVll War started m 1861 On notlclng thelr skep txcal express1ons she refers to her h1story book to prove her statement . 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' n. - , 'Qs CAM R Sheathelm B McCann Social Science Members of the clty councxl wh1ch has been establlshed IU government class are very busy dlscusslng local matters Ron Voelker and Barbara Parrsran are debatmg the zomng problems of thelr communlty and Fmd that h1story can be very thrrllmg when studled ln lts proper locale gi Pat Smith and B111 Patrlck prove the value of v1sual alds for they find a chart of MlCh1g3H much more mterestmg and educatlonal than the usual dull column of figures W4 ,sn Nancle Cotton and Wllferd Kabelrtz take partlcu Bob Hatadls and Barbara Gruhn explore the globe lar notice of one of the most lmportant documents 1n the h1story of the Umted States the Declaratlon of Independence ,fl Bob Mxlls and Mona Brake casually Hayden watch Doug Stevens try to find a pm pomt rsland ln the Pacific Ocean E Husbeck IQ53 l f Joyce Cook Howard Cook and Melvm Rennells easlly vxsuallze great events ln hlstory by studymg lllustratlons of them A 4. - r 1 B r , ' l B , f 15 . c im i gfhluwx f ff ' p ' . . 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' f M athematzcs gmmmiini Lewxs Lautzenhezser Ends balanclng on F Van Vllet Shlrleen Bambrlck proves that there crutches much slmpler than solvlng an are some girls who enjoy hlgher mathe algebralc problem but Barbara Sherman C Walcott ITBIICS for she skxllfully demonstrates for tlon gamed through practlce on a sllde rule 954' hnerde f 1,4-1.11 4 165' Alan Stowell and Ron Marceau solve a Tom Manson Marvm Klem and Joanne orn study another of dlflicult trxgonometry problem through a Eastern s vlsual alds th1s partlcular one belng used to demonstrate tanglble appllcatlon conlc sections Thls devlce IS not only educatlonal but often proves amusing M Morrlson Shlrley Heydrlck solves an algebra Chrlst Saunders shows Bess Smadmos problem by means of a graph, whlle Hallle that a dlfhcult algebra problem can be J Burnham Burns wonders lf thls process IS really as solved easlly lf It 1S carefully done Wlth easy as lt appears close attentlon to the prlnclples 1nvolved i541 "' 5 t. 4 . . 4 helpfully explainsvthe steps to an equa- Chester Koski the speed whichlshe has . if w e 2 'Q ' ' I. 'A V 5' . 5 fr-.. rw i A I I 4 l any if N? 1 I Mary Marshall IS evxdently confused by the array of equlpment m front of her Bob Harkness and Bob Younglove trylng to help are sortmg the rmgstands from the mortars and pestles Science t J , A L rx' . Ge R Lott M Douglas M Gafiield Pat Comstock Paulme Schadler and Bob Pell are exarmnlng a cross sectlon of an elm leaf through a microscope m the bl010gy laboratory and are comparmg It w1th lllustratxons of other specl mens slcown m the book The lntrxcacles of a s ea 1 engue seem to puzzle Barbara Lee and Jokn Publow but not the mechan1cal1y mmded V1to Perrone who beglns calmly adjustmg a valve This knock kneed Mr Bones a frlend of all blology students accepts ln a k1ndly spzrlt a sllght cranxal readjustment by Lloyd Lund and a cheerful shake of the hand from Roger Haut An experlment mvolvmg an amazing books mtrngues Joanne Lewxs Yvonne David and Howard Cook it L Fred M1fI1ESd0ff demonstrates to Lorna Darmer and Ray jackson the law of moments by showlng that unequal welghts actmg through dlfferent length can balance each other ISS H Butler C Snyder his ' v - I 'Y 1 ' U ' ' . assortment 'of bunsen burners, beakers, and 'kk S., Q S 'Ca X , ,, I K b I l Language After studymg the bloody hlstory f France Carol Gllmore and John Hughes find MOHSICUF Sage s gulllotlne partlcularly fascmatmg 1- D1ck Bancroft takes a serene slesta ln Spamsh class but thls IS not an example of the usual class procedure Mary Hungerford Carolyn buermann and Glen Hulbert members of the Latm 2 class are actually seemg stars as they gaze mto a constellatlon globe Wm K Wr- XT W Sage I Smxth Mary Taylor Ray F1llman and Bar bara Wllber admlre a pamtlng by one of the members of the Latm class They are mterested m the garments of the early Romans Joe Hoats and Conme jackson play French records to ensure learmng the correct pronounclatlon through sound J De Maso Examlnmg a dlmmutlve Serape are Ada Foote Bob Mermelstem and J3Ckl6 J P0ul0S Brown who find that Mexxcan clothes are as colorful and graceful as the language 561 2 O K 4' hi? 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Commercial 'oy 5 in-o..,,, Exammmg the 1ntr1cac1es of an adver R Peterman Ella Mae Hxdey IS proo1 that beauty t1SlHg chart that deals wlth Lantern sales can be combined w1th bralns for she IS are Dwlght Demltz and Rosanna Fay M Slmpson Mr Slmpsons capable asslstant Mar1lyn Green 1S workmg mdustrlously to check In bookkeeping Bertha Kosloskl Ends she must commencement orders m office practice add and check long columns of fxgures Q4 Elame Kosloskl times Nancy Allen V Gunmson Carol Conklm shows Marlan Nelson who works steadxly at a typewrlter H Walter one of the new bookkeepmg charts The commerclal Held offers unllmlted opportun1t1es for those who walk under th1s arch of prac t1cal learnmg It IS one course that prepares students for work lmmedlately after graduatron for thelr trammg IS so complete that they can capably H11 posltxons 1n such fields as stenography, typmg and store merchand1s1ng l57l . Q XX , 2 455 an L' E13 ws... L- n Q 'H na. ' Q ! . . . , . , - ffl I F A I . N -' "' ' -u QA , . ' 7 , . np. vga. Elame Roberts and Dolores Lenz are Dunc Mary Webb and Ada Lautzenhezser Fund cooperatmg rn shorthand to practice for that after constant practlce ln shorthand perfect transcrrptxon of letters Walk f these lmes untangle and take on meamng A Cohn The steady C1lCk clack of Beverly Suwalas busy Nancy Page msxsts that th1S complrcated machrne typewrlter lf1d1C2lt6S the accuracy and speed whlch are IS really a slmple Calculator whlch IS of mestlmable the essent1als of an excellent typlst value rn the busmess world -. Effectlve salesmanshlp IS portrayed by E Cllne Joyce Shortz grves undlvlded attentlon JoAnn Park The customer IS Audrey to a dxctaphone for she knows that close Whldden H Cfandeu concentratlon w1ll glve good results lf58 Q . A we K wr . 4 1 F ' 4, f LA l A ' ' l . . g R. X, . . 1 ' . A 1' lle ' S! ,, '31 ,, res l ' 7 Retalllng Velez Rhlnes dlscovers that worklng IS not all fun but that a great deal of laborlous effort IS put mto long tedlous and busy hours at Kresge s Smalls Mens Store affords on the Job traxnlng boys like Carl Terwllllger Carl 1S an example of students who comblne school and work Don Bowersox Betty Vellantl and Barbara Bam Jlm Bower Gordon Felts and Bob Smlth find It get valuable buslness traxnmg even durlng school hours IS necessary to follow the procedure of store routme because of thelr reallstlc surroundings because of exact repllcas of showcases Jerry DeLxne galns valuable experlence D Manz ln h1s part t1me employment at F1eb1g and Schmlechel H Mattson V1rgm1a Kneale hands a book rest to Bob Rood, who w1ll use lf for a wlndow dlsplay at the J W Knapp Company E591 ' ' i , K' V, AN 5 VA are , 1 M fa A . . . . , , - -. . . to . . , . . . . . 1... , Q f.. . 3 in A , .hi ' . v , . 3 J 'A vfy b 1 , I i AX. . an ' W 3100 Club J Shlelds R Peterman Row! P Droopmg E Reynolds M Petltt Row 2 R Parker F Norton R Goodsell T Walker Retazlmg and Offce Pract1ce Club Row 1 B Dudley E Hldey M Ashbaugh N Buhl J Inskeep P Smlth N Insco M Rowley J Rostorfer H Mattson Row2 M Gabrlck T Ferolxe B Wood B Tldwell C Tower B Bovee J Proctor B Watson P Garrls J Wxll M Henderson A Gaus landsworth V Rh1nes Row4 Mr Manz B Bam J Baxter H Turner M Smxth B Vellantl G Hlllman J Nlchels D Wear M Green N Kesler R Brown K Dlck Row 5 B W1111ams R TlShfOCk B Rood J Hatch C Terwllllger G DeL1ne G Felts R Smlth B Meyers J Spurbeck B Jenmngs R Jewell D Bowersox Leo Row 3: J. Middlebrook, P. Raymond, B. Ratliff, J. Proctor, B. Boylan, M. Pelt, L. Bates, N. Pulice, M. Hol- l Library Sue Austln Judy Noone Ellen Garner and Dlck Swanson 1nvest1gate the realm of lnformatlon ava1l able to them 1n the bookshelves and files Mlss Pear s asslstant Mrs Arnell helps Leo Brew ster Donna Danforth and Clifford Case through the maze of books ln the well stocked llbrary Jack Yeakey Jack Pell and Duane Moore dlscover the magazmes wlth enthuslasm and Jack Pell especl ally enjoys the latest lssue of Vogue A Pear Enghsh teachers dream of mlraculous students who wlll actually make use of the Readers Gulde jerry Mulder Jerry Rogers and B111 Patrlck compe tently leaf through these useful volumes ln search of lmportant lnformatxon I 61 The card catalogue confuses Bob Smlth and Jenanne Copland who have evldently forgotten thelr prevlous lessons on the use of title cards All of the worlds geographxcal secrets w1l1 be revealed to Sue P1fer Pat Anderson and Vlolet Narmore These glrls look at the gaxly colored maps ln the ponderous Atlases whxch are almost worth thexr welght m gold V v V ' ' l V ' v v Q .., . 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H 5 - ' . . . . . . ,, ' Art Through the doorway of the clay room we see Palntmg wlth OllS takes a great deal of talent and LOIS Worcester mdustrxously moldmg a lump of clay patience Barbara Cordes and Pat Bauman show that mto a sculptured figure they have both E Rlchards Many of the large murals have to be done m the Dlck Richey IS fascinated by the process of o1l hall adJo1n1ng the art room Vlrgxma Russell and pamtlng wlth a kmfe Thxs lS one of the many mterest Marlene Plowman are workmg on the1r contrxbutlon mg types of work done ln the art room 'lg Marllyn Ness IS painting one of the Oflglnal slgns Landscape pamtmg rs lllustrated here by Chuck found m the hall Kmg Some people are glfted Wlth certaln talents whxch vary from creatxng the definltely ut1l1tar1an mn Wood or 1n metal through readjustlng the rhythm of a faulty motor to the fashlonxng of a mas terplece 1n pastry or addmg the final dellcate touches to a sculptured figure These talented people are glven the opportumtles through many departments at Eastern to open the door to the enjoy ment and use of their part1cular ab1l1ty l:62 I t Q I l if l l K 'Q , 1 11 " X 1 Draftmg Prmtmg No true draftsman could manage wlth out a T square so Dlck Smlth knows that he must learn to use one effectlvely m accurate and paxnstakmg work As we glance through the door of the prmtmg room we see much aCt1Vlty Here IS Cllfford Case operatmg a hand press Thls IS used for Jobs which are to be produced ln small quantities Bl' 22-if In 363 one Fmds processes whlch seem more fitted to engraving or photography Eldfed but Dlck Cllppert and Bob Smlth 1ns1st that blue prxnts must be washed T Clark 'i' Paul Bashore and B111 Pearson are maklng up a page for one of the Easterners A knowledge of prlntmg often opens the door for good Jobs m the future ,af Blue prints are a mystery to the unmltlated, but Preclslon and care are necessary ln worklng on Paul West and Bob Werner go about thelr task wxth blue prints Gene Harrls 8dVlS8S Ron klersey to the utmost confidence pay partlcular attentlon to detalls E531 1 ' : 5+ I ' Q 3 . f r 1 Mil ,V V? 1 V ,wi-f f .. .. , M - ' , , . . . . . ' N' , l I I . Printing - Wood -working Settlng the type IS Just as Important as runnmg the presses Thls task IS performed by Don ONe1l and Phlllxp Caruss ,AVN Much of the schools prlntmg needs are filled by boys such as Elson Croope and Alan Hunt who are very buslly hand feedmg a press I the wood working shop John Many dlfferent tools are used ln making O Flory beautlful thmgs out of wood The band Hackett tests the Hexxblllty of a bow for he reallzes that thls artlcle must be useful saw IS bemg operated by Bernard Adams F Austin Jack Fuller 15 operatmg a lathe whlch IS one of the many dlfferent machmes whlch the boys through practlcal appllcatlon learn to use ln room 1 109 I 64 as well as ornamental Lookmg rn the tool cage of the wood workmg room we see Harold Pardee who very efliclently checks out a hammer to Rondy Helser Q I gy , str iw J" R l .. ! Y wtf! '53, ? , - e Q fees? me o . I U - . n - s -ln , . . D - ' 1 a . y I n Q . y n ,- I , . . I Auto General Metal The transmlsslon IS the begmnlng of a long grmd Know how ln the Held of mechamcs IS the key m auto mechamcs for these fellows George Harrell that w1ll open the door to a good career for Randall Jerry Rogers and Ted Pardee Their work IS mter Kaiser and johnny Kelly a couple of wrench wlelders estmg as well as mstructlve In Mr Spltlers classes Burl Brewer and Dlck Crosthwalte tmker w1th the auto moblle belongmg to some very trustmg teacher These two students Henry Preps and Rlchard Foster are not makmg mud ples but molds for thelr general metals class Spltler Zaner Schummacker capably demon strates the shaper to fellow mechanlc Don L M3119 Ostrander m the Eastern Annex 65 jlm Eddy and Davxd Nemeth are so deeply en grossed ln the1r work that they pay no heed to the varlous other shop 3CtlVlt16S is . ' . . ' - , ' dest 5 E E 5 l A i 5 ' 3 sz W W' K e J f I Q l l . ' ' ,. . , . W' I . - 9 Foods Personal and SOCIHI Problems ug, How to be a good hostess IS berng demonstrated by Carol Steadman as she pours a cup of tea for Laura Hewrtt Manchester Kolemamen att Careful Ph11l1p dont drop the dxsh' Phllllp Deehan and Betty Delano are domg that trresome but necessary Job of wash mg dxshes E? it Shlrley Hegel rs greetmg her dmner guest Patr1c1a Drown 1n the entrance to the dmmg room Many of us are hesrtant about mtroducmg people to each other Here Dlck Sweet Coleen McVay and Nancy Page demonstrate the accepted way of domg thls 66 Marcia Bowlm Shlrley Paeth and joan Hubey d1s prove the theory that watched pots never boll Many good thmgs to eat are prepared m 2 76 Roland Anderson and Carol Barton are demon stratmg the correct dancmg posture . , I G' . . . , Y . . v , .l 1 M. ' ' l ' ' - I 1 5 GXYE r- if V ' at 3 w I 4 . , . . , . 1 , - ' . ' ll ' F! , l a n I . , , - Clothmg '--L. Home nurslng IS only one short umt ln home economlcs but the students learn many worthwhlle thmgs In the above plc ture Barbara Davxes IS takmg Barbara Parrslan s temperature Betty Smlth and Dons Ruff are learn mg to be good housekeepers In home management class many valuable thlngs are taught about famlly l1fe wap '15 xii? W Kxrby V Hoglund 1 4 Mary Kost IS learmng how to be a good seam stress Many thr1fty g1rls take sewmg because zt w11l help them to save money Spacmg buttons may seem trlvlal, but lt IS very rmportant lf the garment IS to Ht neatly Marlon Mol llter places buttons on Barbara Schultz's dress Laverna Hoffman and Barbara Wade E671 Puttmg the Fmxshmg touches on the1r dresses are After she has sewn xt together, Betty Lundberg completely Fmlshes her blouse by presslng It . , W ! y - ,err if r . 4 X .5,,, 5 , 1 rig? , .231 lx' - . 3.41 -cw? - fs' -A , . , . . . , l i , r I The Quaker Bands Marcxa Moore band queen FCCCIVCS a trophy from Bob Hope Mr Best johanne Tldswell and Ed Spmk evrdently approve of thls presentatxon wh1ch was made at the Mlchxgan State Farr early m September Thrs successful exhrbxtlon by the band was rn the nature of a tr1al demonstratron for the western tour whxch fol lowed w1th1n the next few days Thrs trrp whlch was sponsored by the Plymouth Motor Car Company and Detrort Commandery No 1 was a valuable enjoyable experrence for every boy More than 530 O00 people enjoyed the concerts parades and marchlng demonstratxons glven by the group whrle en route to Calrforma for an appearance as the Off:lC13l band of the Detrolt Commandery No 1 at the Trlannual Conclave ln San Francrsco The Quakers were glven the honor of leadlng the complete Templar organlzatlon on a parade through the c1ty Band Dlrector Arthur S Best explams to the rrght guldes and the drum major the respons1b1l1t1es each must assume on the forthcommg western trlp Those llstemng are D Garrett J Robson D Morrls B Trudgen F Ellrs K Boyce J Fxtzgerald T Sample E Eaton A Fast D French B Norton E Spmk L70 f s - , , . X. ' , . rl' . ' of .5 Aj, f , Y W 4 ' 0 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - A , ,, f Concert Band Row I: B. Sack, A. Seely, E. Spink, J. Boettcher, J. Curtiss, H. Burns Row 2: T. Beckner, D. Allen, D. Cosgrove, D. Nemeth, B. Chapman, M. Brandt, E. Rought, D. Clark, R. Adams Row 3: P. Smith, T. Kanillopoolos, T. Walker, R. Callihan, J. Case, L. Howison, E. Nichoson, J. Wolcott, R. Nation Row 4: T. Wood, C. Eaton, J. Rhea, P. Winnicki, J. Warren, T. Sample, D. Betts, J. Publow, B. Franke, R. Hoe- flinger, D. Betz, G. Spink, R. Pruess, J. Wicker, D. Reeve Row 5: R. Grove, J. Norton, P. Hassler, J. Barber, G. Motcheck, Kuepher, J. Beyerhelm, V. Crow, R. Grow, C. Heath Row 6: R. Roggow, A. Fast, M. Glatz Q M4 E721 G. Richards, J. Dick, L. Henry, C. Fulton, D. We learn early in life that only through careful planning, efficient carrying out of details, and full cooperation are the best results obtainable. This is particularly true in such large groups as comprise the various bands. Musically speaking, each section must be in constant harmony with the band as a whole and willing to take a subordinate posi- tion if necessary in order to produce the de- sired effect. Meticulous attention to the good of the entire organization is equally impor- tant in the mechanical aspects, such as the hiring of buses, handling of instruments, and the filing of musical scores. Such duties are placed in the hands of individual students, who often receive little compensation except that satisfaction which comes from doing a task efficiently. Dick Cosgrove, Hallie Burns, and Arlene Seely, the librarians, demonstrate one of the tedious but necessary details as they sort the music which must be in order for the next rehearsal. Concert Band Row I: J. Bertoline, J. Forsyth, M. Pettit, F. Kircher, P. Camp, S. Hayden Row 2: B. Forbes, E. Garner, J. Tidswell, T. Eldred, P. Jones, D. Swanson Row 3: R. Quick, B. Ansley, J. Robson, B. Besley, J. Snyder, E. McKim, R. Hemsted, D. Hall, C. Crego, F. Hester Row 4: M. Beck, B. Grondine, B. Douglas, C. Warner, L. Benson, S. Bartos, M. Clark, R. Lorenz, L. Mills, L. Robinson, R. Whitehead, J. Sisco, D. Robinson, R. Weymonth, R. Phillips, B. Mills Row 5: D. Whiting, B. Norton, D. Myer, T. White, V. Pierce, K. Bottom, D. Rosier, J. Sterling, W. Murphy, J. Feldpausch, G. Miller, J. Mclntire, B. Trudgen, P. O'Toole, P. Douglas, J. Wery Row 6: F. Cummings, R. Meyers, B. Leadbitter. Bvvau S weasel J f Iliggllpsil A. S. Best In the spring of 1950, Eastern was the host school for the Band and Orchestra dis- trict contest. The Quakers were given a first-division rating, an award earned through many long hours of arduous rehearsal. At the right, Dick Whiting and Tedd White practice assiduously on the new upright basses, recent acquisitions which are highly valued by the band. E731 ME? X . A ' ggi? Qi' Xwf N3 ru! 'E , , W A M gulf? Miva, , Q l :Q?:4sQ k k A I . 1 ,SV 'i-,-ig' ' The Be La Mar Trlo Betty Standlfer Martha W R Mclntn Sutberry and LaVern Hackney Center left Jack MCIHIIYE, Betty Standlfer Center nght Bruce Sharp Harry Lower left Lynn Eyestone, Tedd Wh1te, Martha Sut Hewlff berry L I 751 ower right Bruce Berry, Burton Blandlng The Strlng TPIO Adrlenne MCIHtlfC Marylu Barnard, Helen Reed W1111am T' G iliilgffr YL h I .., 7. Q ' ' K, If QQ- x fs . N , 4, X ' V Hamill, and Jack Mclntire V QJ I 1 ,. K WA I X LX , r ' - e L1 S jill A 4 5 Wx . xxx. 1 V REBEL J as Q R' fr ,E L f- ,I Prom "Enchanted Garden" Presented by the january Class of 1950 Top james Bower Betty Adlss Joyce Redburn Bruce Aldrich Jackle Hanes Ralph Sardell Center Pat Layman Eugene Petersen Joyce Redburn Bruce Aldrlch Dons Boettcher Bob Jordan Natahe Buhl B111 Block Bottom Jlm Asaltme Donneta Brlllhart Barbara Edwards Pete Byam Delores Carpenter Kenneth Adslt Ruth McElmurry Fred Ellxs E78 x ., rvr N A X x - v v v v s ' v 1 n v y v s - , - v 9 y v s I-Hop "A Night in Peking" Presented by the june Class of 19.50 Top Dorls Boettcher Basll jennmgs Pat Janz Lyle Wllcox B1lly Bogle Charles Lundberg Marylu Hamrll Carl Malkewltz Sylvla Braman Edward Spmk Center B11ly Bogle Charles Lundberg Vlfglnla Russell John McK1nney Marlon Owen Jlm Sump Joan Foster Harold England jr Bottom Fred Hornmg Dorothy Atherton Carol Hathaway Jrm Adams I 79 ' r J I , X - - v s w y y v v v ' Y I V 7 5 5 Y l ' - 1 1 n Senior Prom The Stars W1I1 Remember Presented by the june CIHSS of 1949 In the top plcture the semors are shown admlrlng thelr favors as the grand march comes to a close Below Betty Smlth passes out favors to Donna McMahon and Roger H6khU1S Upper left Johannah Beurmann B111 K1tsm111er Upper Rlght Jlm Hubble Lula Vene Dyer Lower left Helen Cleeves Bob I'I3f3d1S Lower rrght Roger Needham Audrey Whldden E801 3' 9 ,- .. V jx L--'T 9 .11 , 4 6 t K . 79 34 X ' 4: xv, B I A Ka: x ' A V ,I 'l .1 X! e .. I 1 Hr .Ju . V 1. . K H. - if' .5 ' K , '4 f 'r , " 4 A ' Y '. 1 'l I v " v '. 0 - IHOP A Lzttle B1t of Heaven Presented by the fanuary Class of 1951 In the top plcture the Jumors pause durlng then' grand march to accept favors from Maxme Montgomery and Bob Vaughn The bottom plcture shows Jack Waremg and Barbara Munn passmg out favors Upper left Rosemary Brown, Bob Batsche Upper rzght Bruce Sharp, Joan O'Br1an Lower left. Vera Small, Charles Stevenson Lower right Bud Hagan, Betty DeLano E811 SD 9 Q 'se . S fwwf f W X1 E Q i 2 B E A f i P -S J Q 1 " ft A 5 I or ff ' ' QD f 5 Y 1 1 Senior B Play Row I A Ide M Owen P Janz J Van Wyhe M Marshall D Meler B Roberts J Burnham B Rltchey V Russell D Bopp L Kopp A Gaus Row 2 K Stokstad C Fagg R Stanley A Strauss R Laylln J Glddmgs V Perrone J Wllson C Gale B Deason M Hamlll J Dudley L Lowry ROW3 Mr Brlsbm H Allen J McK1nney J Abell T Wuerthner D McNe1l R Wllls H Barnard L Fowler J Sherman E Spmk R Beelby J Ramey The Man Who Came to Dmner Presented by the june Class of 1950 Left to rzght John the servant John Glddmgs Maggle Cutler sophlstlcated secretary Marlon Owen Sarah the cook Mary Marshall Dr Bradley Herbert Allen Sherldan Wlnteslde the Man Ted Wuerthner Bert Jef ferson newspaper edltor John Abell June Stanley daughter of the Stanleys Jacquelme Van Wyhe Mrs Ernest Stanley hostess to the Man Karen Stokstad Rlchard Stanley Junes brother Charles Fagg E82 w l . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - , . , . . . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Cl ' DY Q f ' R 4 - 1 v 1 w Q x y n 1 - n w v 1 , ' v v v 1 7 , . . ' ' - , - v a f Senzor B Play Row I E Woolcock J Engdal B Welton J Park S Wheeler J Gmter L Schlack M Bannasch D Oakley Mother Is a Freshman Presented by the january Class of 1951 Left to nght Carrle Margaret Bannasch B111 Floyd Conklln Scott Chesnut Susan Ablgaxls daughter Elsie Woolcock Professor M1chaels Jean Warren Ablgall Jo Engdal Helen Lella Schlack Jack Tom Walker Professor M1chaels teaches b1Ol0gy to the others who are students at Polnter College I33 l ,hgwh V Ea ng " he Q . rw' 8 1 f A .-. f l f K . ' s. f .' . , . , . , - , - u - ' Q ' w - v - Row 2: Miss De Maso, F. Conklin, S. Chesnut, E. Moyer, T. Walker, J. Warren u 11 -4 - , , . , . , , ' : , 3 . : , ' : , , . Faculty Play ' 1 Row 2 B Eldred D Wheeler M MOFFISOH R Lott J Young Dear Ruth Presented by the Eastern Hzgh School Faculty Left to nght Albert Kummer Robert Lott Ruth W11k1ns Jeanette Hanson Lt Wllham Seacroft Jon Young Mrs Edxth W11k1ns Geraldlne Huffman Judge Harry Wxlkms Maynard Morrison Dora Helen Benjamm M1r1am WllklnS, Jeanne Duncan i841 . an h ig ea- vs... 5 .aw-5 J J MT .34 K Row 1: G. Huffman, H. Benjamin, J. Duncan, B. Van Volkenburgh CC Y, . : , 3 . . y g u . . , - , 9 , s , ' ' Debate T Harrrs Toplc for debate thls year was Resolved That the Presldent of the Umted States should be elected by the drrect vote of the people FIVE A LEAGUE DEBATE RECORD The affirmatlve team of Sally Subar and Ted Wuerthner defeated Battle Creek Jackson Sexton and Ann Arbor Eastern recexved a wall trophy from the State Journal when the Quaker affirmatlve team defeated Sex ton ln the cxty champ1onsh1p debate Easterns negatrve team conslstlng of Ed Moyer and Jack Subar defeated Battle Creek Jackson and Ann Arbor and was defeated by Lansmg Sexton Thls gave us a record of seven wms and one loss and so Eastern won the 5 A League champlonshlp and recelved the trophy Tlus lS the second tlme rn three years that the Eastern debaters have won th1s champlon shlp W Row 1 M Zxmmerman M Swam B W11ber S Subar J Gmter J Alexander J Marshall B Smder Z Glen Row2 T MacDonald J Subar B Anderson J Wh1te T Wuerthner F Vanderllp E Moyer J Culver Mr Harrls Upper left J Culver T Wuerthner E Moyer Upper nght T MacDonald J Culver T Wuerthner J Subar S Subar E Moyer J Subar F Vanderlrp H551 I . . U i . . - un s y 1 , . . . a Q v 1 v - V E l ' W W 'W V' " 1, E ,L C ,Q X 1 . ,Q - z 1- as I 1 I . , . , . y - , - 1 ' s ' 1 ' s ' f . , . , . , . , - s ' 1 ' J ' 9 .' . , . , . , -' - v - v - . v . - a - v ' y - B1ble Club X Thls IS a club for those people mterested m the study of the Blble They partl :pate 1n the dxscu s1on of rellgxous problems Row 1 A JanAlst1ne M Stelnman S Gokee D Pearson E HOpklDS W Taylor E Woolcock Row 2 B Bernard M Swam B Webb C Pler B Lee E Hudson P Wlgglns E Steffen D Oakley Row3 M Zlmmerman I Garrett B Reed J Robbms B Chapman E Peterson D Gokee M Keep Mr Van Vllet Fur, Feather, Fm Club w., The purpose of thlS club IS to obtaln a better understandlng and apprecratlon of Wlld lrfe and to assist the members 1n related outdoor act1v1t1es Row 1 D Phl111pS W Crawford B Barnum F Brokaw B Sharp T Hansen D Bowersox R Penton Row 2 D Schultema G Belen B Howard D Johnson R Ryblckl D Patterson J Elseler T MacDonald G Slemon J Rogers Row 3 Mr johnson R Goodsell R Harry J Abell R Wllls N Hodgson L Fowler C Mlller R Holllday Feguer B Gray l86l . L tn- 'sl B . Q V L 'Za 7 4, MM W 5 , ,. ,A 5 , . " I s f- , il 1 r dr .. . wi, - if I 2 . . . . . O .:. . . S . . , . . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . any i r LA ,A . ' if .Q ,. fs, K K f .. f fl Qu " y r X f l I x , . Q Q , , 5 s , 3 , T ' ' fl ' .' . . . Q - a - v - v - , . , . -' ' v - v - s ' Q - 1 - v - , . , . , . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , ' l-D.l Hi-Y Club .D I S I A service organlzatxon for boys endeavormg to extend hlgh standards of Chrlstxan character hrough clean speech clean sportsmanshxp clean scholarshlp and clean l1VlI'lg Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Bell D Blttel D Chrlstopher Strauss R Stanley H Allen J Glddlngs J Sherman J McK1nney J Subar Bruch T Walker K Curtls E Sayer H Barnard D Bell C Fagg C DeVr1es T Wuerthner C Heath In Hawkms R Drama Club Beelby WSH 'WH Thls club acquamts students wrth the prmclples of actmg d1rect1ng and make up Famous plays are dlscussed and one act plays are presented Rowl M Owen S Brock N Bowlm M Ness J Chaney D Rose S Wrlght J Jackson J McKenna Row2 K Sh1pley E Bee J Van Wyhe B Wllber K Stokstad J Fox G Smlth P Kovall J Marshall M Bowlm M OBr1an Row 3 Mr Young L Johnson B Anderson R Kenyon S Chesnut R Natlon D Meler D Mason M Mun roe D Swxck B Cunnmgham L87 V A K- . . . - . A. , . , . , . , . . - . - n v . 1 ' W' I 'W' I I fx, ' f XA .,- A, ,ft , , , I - S 3' 1, x . - . , J .' Y I Ns 1. Q , 4'-i 22 .DM A 1 V - ' . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Future Homemakers of Amerzca 'PH 15 ws- hu... Th1S is an enjoyable club for glY1S who would llke to cooperate ln developlng thelr mterest xn the Held ot home economlcs They partlclpate ln such 3Ct1Vlfl6S as cookmg and sewmg under able lnstructlon and super VISION Row! S Webb D Cooke E Fea S Enghoffer B Warren Row 2 R Klrcher M Hodge R Dxetrlck S Nxchols Mrs Klrby Pamt Splashers - 4l""'-Q if One purpose of thls club xs to glve students who are mterested 1n art the opportumty to draw and palnt They spend a great deal of tlme servmg the school through varlous art Projects Another arm IS to help stu dents acquire an apprecxatlon for art Row I H Andree, N Currm, M LaRocque J Boettcher, C Groenke, J Bacon Row 2 Mlss Rlchards, B Wooten B Dav1s M Franke K Bond R Plocharczyk K Harn11ton,D Van Slckel P331 . ,Yi , f A ,lax 'Sygg .. 4, ' W , S-- , ll S ' -A L do 1 A P' ' sffj, H 4 , L .fr ll lj' , 'K 2 L QJVUF Q. M , A 1 .1 , .3 gm, M , v . S R ' Q N 5 . A X .' . , . , . , . , . .' . l , . , . . . , . I , . . fl 'f ' I X V Q ' "J 4 2. Q ' E r NE, - - ' l ' 1 6 .,, "--f A ' . M ,. .. k 'J ' x A 4 T N eedlecraft fpftrf iii' An mterestmg club for glrls who know how to knlt crochet or embrolder and who would hke to have a chance to work wlth a group It also provides an opportunlty for glrls who would llke to learn how to do such 3CtlV1t16S Row 1 D Bussche B Sldel S W1lk1nS B Parlslan Row 2 Mrs Kolemamen H Turner J DeRyke J Malextzke A Stevens Thls IS a very helpful club for boys and glrls who W1 h to master the art of danclng Members'11p 1S 11m1ted to those who do not know how to dance Everyone IS glven an equal chance to develop hls talent under excel lent lnstructlon Row 1 G Harr1s L Cogley S Nxchols L Lewxs Row 2 C Pryor S Lynde L Rhynard A Nelson M Traver Mrs J Whxte Row3 A Brlllngton H Whxdden I Klpke C DeVr1es J Glddmgs C Chenoweth L89 A +4 5: , vii- af- in Q' 4, 35 " ,f V y., gf '- ' ' g , ' 1, , 3 .et , A H lk Social Dancing Club l 3 ie . S mf or e I A ' E , l Latin Club Thls club offers a lxvely social hour for students who are taklng Latm Durmg thls perxod they carry on a number of actlvltxes such as dramatlzmg storles presentmg programs relatlng to Roman llfe and playmg games Row 1 B Smlth C Smadmos R Hawkms L Lowry M Whltford B Schultz D Lynn Row 2 M Phelps J Phelps H Burns E Garner S Tooker N Moore C Weaver J Van Nocker L Baker Row3 B Browder J Madlla B Cramer G Slemon C Harmon J Powell P Temple C Gale P Palmer Mlss I Smlth French Club Row I M Owen J En dal S Braman D Hodgkm B Block Y D3V1d C Sm1th M Munroe R Natlon Row 2 S Bush J Hartman M Bannasch N Phllllps S Foust S Brock J Chaney R McCall B Tanner Mr Sage Row 3 R H3WklnS J Clark B Thomas S Randolph C Gllmore M Morrls N Bowlln J Adadow B Davis M Ness Row 4 B Stepnens S Schwartzman J Doran L LaVoy N Halstead A Myers D Krlbs M Webb S Lynde J Early A Peterson J Hoy Row 5 K Stokstad L Peterson L Hackney N Allen L G11son T Vaslloff R Barker D Lander H Gray H Katz J Reutter L90 . . - .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 gil, ' at ' lil! V ., S i- - L ,, . u ' ' I f. 5- , I xg' - f 4 -X ,,.'?s - T ..., . , : I , , I A ' V J' I , ' , 'F . U . . . . . . , . Q , . , . , , , . , . , . , . -' - - . , - V - Q - v - v - - - - - . . ' ' , - . - . - .' . , . , . , - , . , . . . . . , . . . , . Spanish Club NEI This club offers students wlfo are taklng Spamsh the chance to further thelr mterest m Spamsh llfe and to study the customs and language One of thexr mam act1v1t1es IS the preparatlon of a Spamsh program whlch IS presented ln assembly Row 1 J Slsco P FlSh J Snodgrass E Trantham J Altman P Janz V Barrows P Rledel Row 2 B DeLano M Montgomery M MOlllf0f F M1l1er J Lee N Hansen B Slnder J Novello Row 3 C Hayden F Conklm A Gonzalez V Perrone D Walters J Wlng N Mann B Wear D Stlefel M1ssDeMaso Porpozse Club The purpose of th1s club IS to stlmulate an mterest m swxmmmg The1r v YIOUS projects mclude a water show pool partles and swlmmmg tests Row I D Molme C Ballor D Myers R Blmk C Warner G Johnson J Culver S Rutherford B Augen stem J Look Row2 R Rowse L Shance R Morgan C Smlth E R ynolds B Sharp D Patterson J Elseler R Martln G Foreback Mr Stlllman ROW3 R Wlllard R Jackson C Stevens B Howard J Abell B Aldrlch B Batsche R Jerrlm R Wllls D Radway R Holllday R Opper E91 0:13- ,. . K K V ' 9 4 , A ' , A A if x 4 ,xg C , . . 2 . . . . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , - Em, J , E Q A rw ' ' - at ft tame- 6. t Y 4, s . Q x J N H :V ' L X L W J - f A I A A 75 ' 9 Q E 2 , i 5 gt 6 a 5 3 A W,,,t,,s 3 :I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . . . D . . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , Varsity Club Row I C Hayden R Grove R Jackson E Petersen R LaFraugh G Hope R Holhday J Abell E Hawkms Row 2 Mr Husbeck K Glllett D Sweet O Kern H Sheathelm B Aldrlch B Batsche G Mxller R Jerrxm R W111s Ushers Club ford Row2 I Rogozlnskl R Schuchaskle A Kn1sely V Wheeler M Nelson G Hlllman N Moore G Carper B Sherman J Hartman P Hamllton B Stowell Y Teens Rowl J Mlddlebrook P McDurmon J Martm J Baxter P Kllmecky D GaldUChlk E Gattner M Hamlll E Emmons W Ross C Hathaway Row 2 Mrs Huffman K LeFurge C Anderson B Beutler M Malllson J LEWIS E Rogozlnskx P Royal M Terranova E Colburn M Wood P S1dot1 Mlss Manchester Row 3 S Wasmeh A McKmney F TFHVIS M Abbott C Vance E Satterlee C Theodorskl E Emmons J Horn J Kmney S Braman L92 V 3 ,N ' az'-'ff ', . .I . , I , . , . , - , 1 , . . , . , . ' l -, - .. .. - , Row 1: J. Ash, C. King, M. Purchis, E. Colburn, J. Lamson, M. Covalt, R. Mannino, M. Whitford, W. Craw- .' . . ', . ' , . ' , . A , . , . ' , . , . , . u - nur -'-- . .. Q 5 A J' Q 'A p ' . 1. Q ' , . , . . , . , . I , - . l , . , . . 4 .' . , . , . , . , . . , . Q , . . ., . , .' . ' , . ' , . . , . , . , . , . I, . . . , . , . Varsity Club Row 1: D. Myers, F. Conklin, D. Hodgkin, R. Laylin, R. Dell, D. Ide, V. Perrone, K. Curtis, R. Kern Row 2 D Schulte-ma S Rutherford B Sharp R Harry L Howxson D Chrlstopher J Ramey J Gldd1HgS W Crawford Mr McCann Ushers Club Rowl K Shlpley M Jenklns B Schultz N McNaughton V Hatter L Mlller A Miller E Sheldon Y Thompson Row2 S Potts A Nelson B Powell B Stexgman J Nlemala S Plfer V Wood B Ulrey P Kovall C Steadman H Forrester Mass Crandell Y Teens 2 L.: Row 1 S Hayden B Thomas D Wade C Beurmann A Foote B Moore P Sawyer B Smadmos J Brown S Ballenger Row2 L Cogley C Anderson M Burnham A MCIHYITC J Burnham M Anderson J Alexander A Cox J Anderson Row 3 M Andrews M Boettcher C Hosford C Chenoweth J Dyer M Baker J Gmter L Reed B Russo B Roberts J Fors I93 . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . , . ,V .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . , . ,. ,. ,- . .f, f in I ' fr: I 7 I ,W 1 I . x, ' ,,, I .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . . ,. , . ,. ,. , . , . , . , : . , . ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. , . ,. Easterner Staff The Easterner our school paper IS tl'e mam project of the Journa lsm class Students m th1s course compose edlt and proofread the paper un der the mstructlon of Mlss W1nters Prmtmg IS done at Technlcal Hlgh School The above plcture shows students assenfblmg the paper Other dutxes are derrcnstrated at the rlgl-t by Nancy and B111 who are proofreadmg while JoAnn and Ted cr1t1c ally study front page make up Top Joyce Adadow James Toman James Ramey Bob Rood Wayne Crawford Delores Van Slckle Sharon Chrlstopher Center Nancy Brown B111 Thomas Right JoAnn Hartman Ted Wuerthner Row 1 M1ss W1nters G Rundle S Chrlstopher J Adadow H Cleeves N Brown D Van Slckel Row 2 B Grondxne J Ramey L Wllcox J Leavengood J Toman T Wuerthner W Crawford G Belen L94 S r . . , .vt ' ' 'Q L . f a 1 , V I .nw , A ' A F2 I ' ' f 1 A .., , , - , 543495 '. V 5 V 5 7 y . , . .' , .' , . , . , . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Lantern Staff Nui-Nm The competent executlve staff members shown above are Art Ed1tOf V Russell Edxtor ln Chlef J McK1nney Art Adv1ser MISS Rlchards F1nanc1a1 Adv1ser Mr Peter man Yearbook Adv1ser Mxss Lowrey and the Co busmess Managers M Gabrlck and T Ferolle Th1s group sponslble for the smooth func tlonmg of all the processes whlch are lnvolved ln the compllxng of a yearbook At left L Wllcox D Ma Stokstad an A Strauss demonstrate some of t1e many act1v1t1es that go on 1n 2 59 Rowl L Baker P Janz B Moore M Malllson D Krlbs B Boylan M Pelt J VanWyhe B Watson V Rus sell J Proctor M Owen Row 2 K Stokstad A Strauss L Reed L Wllcox H Allen D Meler T Ferolle P lNlgglI1S M Gabrlck C Clausen M Plowman Row3 E Hudson H Webb J McK1nney L Fowler J Abell E Spmk D McNe1l J Bonner D Mason F Mlller D Whltney P Palmer l95l B gt .a , -I fi ,' EN . ff , ri e W. Bin - . - - ' ' . . , - ' . ' is re- ' - l , t ' son, P. Janz, R. McNe1l, K. , d . 1 f ..... 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LANTERN ROSTER "M"-Hints we-.5-.X Ed1tor 1n Chlef John McK1nr1ey Co Busmess Managers Mary Ann Gabrxck A -W Mr W Tonette Fero11e General Asslstants Karen Stokstad john Abell Semor A Class Ed1tor Marlon Owen Asslstant Edltors Betty lean Moore Dorothy Me1er Sen1or B Class Ed1tor Elalne Hudson Asslstant Ed1tOf jean Warren Adm1n1strat1on EdltOY Marxlyn Malhson Academ1c Ed1tor Patrlcla janz Musxc and Photography Ed1tor Edward Sp1nk Commerc1al Ed1tor Industr1al Arts Asslstant Ed1tor Art Ed1tor Assistant Ed1tor Under Classman Ed1tOf Ass1stant Ed1tors Soclal Ed1tor Asslstant Ed1tor Boys Sports Ed1tor Asslstant Ed1tor G1r1s Sports Ed1tor jumor Ass1stants W Ph111p Frances M1ller jacquelyn Van Wyhe Dan1el Wh1tney V1rg1n1a Russell Marlene Plowmar Lyle Wllcox Constance Clausen Paulme Wxggms Dor1s Mason Lo1s Baker D1Ck McNe1l Arthur Strauss Lo1s Reed Ronald Morgan Palmer Harry Webb 'Y' 5 : km-. 1,5 ' -we ,,,fx. , v:t .: ,gk - - - - - ' A X " ' ' 1 L r l ' - , ' 4 4 1 9 - - ii 12 A ' ' ' . ' if gg? V ' ' 4 s 1 1 ' - eg 5 - - - - - ? g . . . . - - , . I Q . . . . ' " ' I. - - - ' Q , . . . . , . . A - - - - 9 , Eff, . if W rn V2fS1fy Football Row 1 D Sweet A Hatcher J Walker K Glllett C Hayden F Conklm S Chesnut G Hope Row 2 L Fowler G Johnson D Schlutema D Fuller J Wmg B Zabrodsky D Stevens C Lundberg D Allen J Smadmos Row 3 E Sellers R Cornell E Sherman T Walker B Dorn C Muller D Burke R Barker N Hodgson Coach Husbeck Coach Cohn Reserve Football Row D Rom I Eyre D Chrlsty T Eggleston F Droesch B Barnard R Haut F Cummmgs Row I Sellek B Besley H Rouse D Hewes E Jackmchuk T MacDonald D Heath C Harmon Row B Ovenhouse G Ross J Lewxs B Van Wyhe L Tledeman F Schelter N Thomas Row Coach Hayden Coach Hassen Coach Newcombe Coach Bosch H98 l Row 4: Coach McCann, E. Petersen, H. Sheathelm, O. Kern, A. Warnecke, L. Miser, J. Holliday, R. Groves, 1: . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' 2: . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . 3: . , . , . ', . , . ' , . , . 4: , , , 1 Varsity Basketball Row 1 C Harmon B Norrls R Lander E Sellers D Ide B Summers D Hastmgs J Swam Row 2 Coach Altenhof D Kellholtz C King D Demltz D Burke B Dorn J Buysse Reserve Basketball g,,:vTVR,1, Row 1 D Parks B Besley C Lutz D Fuller J Smadlnos N Thomas Row 2 J Shlmmln R Ferns B Augenstem B Barnard R Haut D Rom Row3 L Post F Droesch J Cruthls D VanLent J Brady Coach Sp1tler Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Alumm Kalamazoo Sagmaw Jackson Sexton Flmt Battle Creek Ann Arbor E99 Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern jackson Sexton Ottawa Hills Battle Creek Ann Arbor Sexton Flmt Sagmaw .., I 'X V V . ,x , ' . A ' -4 - wg - f A A 2 :WW W' . f " I gif, Az. S 5 D 'fx M, . 2 13' f ' ' 255 Wg: K P- . Ein, 2 as - - I ' skjfurf 3 I x Q s 5 vi! Bo ' 'if 3?-s'.i9"4 no if N f -2 ' iw li Lf 4 X - Q iw :I 3? Q ,K , 1? , , ,ww V ,af 'af gs-w, sw" xi I ff Q36 5 3 , 6 I 22.1-'f gr, fx'-F s Y , -I 5 'fi 'L is as llwx KW 1' 4 15 its 3 N n FN! M . , H , 1 Y 5 -A f My we X. QS' Q , .wi . IW W .Wwgw wa. Q., Q Q W1 N3 5 iw K R gi C X fsighk if 4 u 'mf , 3 .3134 ,J 4, , f,-f. fi .gy ,fl ,W E . ...mg ' -, 55, l S wzmmmg Team 'kw- Q ' Q is ?Y'Y ... T QNSSSTJMM JSE vb- ' .Q W. 'L'-inn Annan! """" W an nHl1ll.Z 1'-i-'iw 2.-as :rs ezine il Q.?.'J.E"xr! I' Q- 2.11 ea-.':: I Row 1 D Lenz J Look G Rlchards S Rutherford D Myers R Penton L Shance D McNe1l M Clark D Molme Row 2 B Sharp R Martln R Wlllard J Henderson C Howard J Exseler O Blossey R Morgan C Smlth C Warner J DeVet B Lynn Row 3 B Feguer B Douglas R W1lls D Radway H Alexander J McInt1re R Jerrrm J Abell R Holllday D Patterson R Laylln Wrestlmg Team me ai. A 'I A Row I C Gallagher, T Beckner, D McKay, D Ph1ll1ps,B M11ler,J McK1m, D Rees, R Kern, J Cushman Row 2 E Sherman, D Schultema, V Malcangl, V Perrone, L Fowler, R Barker, A Warnecke, W Cronk rnght, C Mlller Row 3 Coach Nestor, B Reed, A Colthorp, J Reutter, H Cornell, A Gonzalez, R Jackson, Coach Johnson Row 4 C McConnell, J Hanchett, D Weber, B Wlllsey, A Hatcher, L Johnson, E Reynolds f103J -A J Jw JJ , A . . . , . N.- wir- W X -L J J J . :f J i . so . ssls g , . .. . , .J .M ,,,, , -:- J, f - :--, J ,,. IA . J f , J ,J J- JJ JJJjJ jJ X A q - V ' 1 : I ' . z .. ,L V .1-. . f r Y - , V f :-, , '. v. -r '- X A ' . , , i .K -.:: - 1- f .I . . Q J J J JJJ J JJ :L . ' -if - .J , 'Jaw ll JQJ lr - Ji' f if . , J 2 - N' J 1 ,. . J .. J' his ' f -. '- r W, . J J J JJ JJ ,.,, . JJ, J f J . VJ Q. .J J J .F-Q, 4, J! A 1 J . JJ , J J . gm, - A " ,V J. J, -,J wg, J . .1 .,. f., :"!:.? ,f ...g 'gg' , ik S I 5 ., 'S t J A rai ,Q J -wtf' 3 -. 15 . ,. f gf, A - -- J J Q A E X , , -'F ff J ' . . J J ..- - K ff A5 575 I . JJ . JJ , - J ,JJ JJ J . J , . JJ,s,,JJJ JJ J J J J J , JJ JJ gr e J ,..,. ,. .WJ . J . ' ' J iJ ' . J .. Jw 3 L , ' J J J JKJK :Jig J J, J , : S J JJJ J ' JJ J.. JJJJ, "J J KJ J J is ' -, J " J,,J I JJ JJ 5 ,. JJ -4 -, J .,.. J I J, 'Q if - - ' , - Q, ,Q ' ' ' i -" " 5. is ji, fag. J -J J- A J A fr 4.33 :ki --.Q ..-arf - A Q 1 , 1- I. Q , , a .5 -' -V -ii rs , ,, x- I Q F , ,1 .4 , E , . ...... -,P -A - , 'W .,,.,. ....-----"'1- -- ff '.e1'--' ----W. - - rl W-Q Q -- . .- .""' 5 'lt'-M' .3""7f"'i'-4'3.""' " " , JJJ J .J J J J ,. JJ ,, ,JN JJ?J 5... ,JJ: JJX- JJ 4 .J , JJJ'9J,JJ.J:m JJJJ ' - --1 we t 4-gf - g.. . A, 5 5 ' 41 reg : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . : . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . : . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . Swimming Eastern's All-American swimming team, coached hy Fred Stillman, this year extended their winning streak to twenty- six consecutive dual-meet victories. Highlight of the year for the State Champions was a two-day trip to Evanston. Illinois. After losing the 5-A meet to a powerful Battle Creek team. the crack tank squad climaxed the season by repeating last year's victory in the State Championships. The medley relay team CBud Howard. backstrokeg Russ Holliday. breaststrokeg and jack Mclntire, free stylej broke the state record set by Eastern last year Eastern can xpect excellent performance next year from such veterans Chuck Smith and Bruce bharp East Grand Rapids lackson lalint Central Pontiac Ann Arbor Battle Creek Kalamazoo East Gland Rapids Battle Creek I+ inston Illinos ' B ly Lity we as Don Myers Lee Shance Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern E istern Eastern Eastern P istcrn In ister n Ln. V t ta N., -'VJ M L .Ln II4 '- .Q H ' 34 ,f 50 l t L . Sl C 53 7 ' 17 J ' 67 V ' ' Zl 7 5 . 63 l7 67 32 .' 52 ' .' 20 z ' 64 f t 5 1 C ' 5 35 " .' 49 , A 'X 28 . .' a 47 Iv: J , ' ii: 4- I2 .' 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Q o 2 1 i A ' P TE i T7 I i -X.:-1 5 .MA f 'ss ...iiisiatg limit ivnJi"' JA,-,gut 'Ufr' f-'i .17 1-Lrd free- I it "" ..A'... -idx. s 1 . fy 4 ' f 'N . f . 7 ,.,, Q ,,h 79 f,.5:,:i., fa - I 7 Q47 ' .,uEL-," lfl. -I I V5 'f i" ' i13.',1'i if!lCi"i11'C 11.151 a I O l uund Wrestlmg Coach Don Johnsons wrestlers had a very successful season The matmen were the only Quaker team to be undefeated ln dual meet competltlon They easlly won the 5 A champronshlp and placed second rn the state meet Ted Beckner at 112 pounds Don Ph1ll1ps 120 pounds D1Ck Rees 133 pounds and Larry Fowler heavywelght were state champlons for Eastern Outstandmg senlors mf-luded Bmg M111er V1to Perrone Wllbur Cronknght and Curt1s Mlller Varslty wrestlers returnlng next year are erry Cushman Don Schultema Vmce Malcanvl Armond War necke and Ehno Shemnan t JRCM Ann Arbor Jackson Sexton Battle Creek Ann Arbor Sexton East Lansmg Battle Creek Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern IUCE L1 CCLUCl 3 v VILU EJEUTSUDS 1345 penn la MSL? Exa- L1051 LTJI L1 U limit Em Mllleh 113 pqunfls 110 - . . - ' . lrvji A , 1 1 v U v la I ,k,7k K --.k, nag R 5 - . . ' . ' . . y - "5 Tw' 5 1 1 C, v ' 3 42 up 5 .,,e C ,,,eeee., 17 C eeeeeerr e..eee C CC 23 A Jackson CC .. C. CCCCCCCC. C. 2 Eastern CCCCCCCCC CC 42 . ,, f, Y , Ulck 9985 CCCCC C ..CCC CC 12 C CC CCCC C. 23 Wrmrlf 'glam 133F J .CCCC,CC.. 5 CC .r..CCCCCC C..C. 3 4 26:5 iJzgu'C.fe, V V- J, CJ' A l 3 ' C 2 K A t X 3CC f , ti 5 ' A 5 D A A 5 j O 1 .1 1 ,C ' , M' A ,C - 1 yeee ' ff, C K C X ,xx ' A ,X . E T., E Cell L..U.l'l'LQ fl, I7' Faaxps Hcdfiweiiht 1145 Paws, 'L 'ff y Un 11 f S M puun35 1 ,f Track Team Row Row Row Row Row 1: R. Fillman, I. Eyre, L. Brewster, C. Harmon, B. Van Wyhe, L. Johnson J Lynde L Blalr W Russell Hanchett A. Warnecke D. McNeil S. Penski L. Swan 2 W Whipple R Kaiser R Price P Smlth D Parker D Rogozlnskl G Denms D Johnson B Lynn Martm R W1l1s B Barnard C Lundberg 3 F Bork J Lewls D Llnebaugh J Hayden W Murphy B Summers T Hansen L Howxson R Harry Hempsted T Walker A Blank W Hakala 4 J Mahoney H Pardee H Alexander E Plzana H Austm L Brudvxk D Van Lent G Alexander Newman B Lathrop H Wmsett W Cronkrlght B Reed 5 D Gllchrlst Coach Eldred Coach Robblns Coach Blenkhorn Coach Stlllman Coach Dleters Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Dlck McNe1l llthely clears a hlgh hurdle Ron Hempsted and Larry Howlson get off to a fast start 1949 SCORES 53 L106J Battle Creek Jackson Sexton Owosso J , , , , C. D : , . 'Y ,U . , ', . y ' v ' , . R. . . y, .t , ,. Q y , A. , . , . B. 1 I , . , I , ., 'I , . , A ' ,, . Q y Fri" "" 77" ' 7' ' "" ' ' W ' ' 4 - 4 A L 8 Ann Arbor .. 26 U2 Tennis Team 409 vi Row 1: N. North, B. Ansley, R. Morgan, C. Fagg, H. Katz, G. Siemon Row 2: R. Beard D. Swanson R. Henderson B. Blanding D. Hastings J. Giddings Row 3 Coach Cohn Callihan D Clippert H Allen H Barnard C Heath B Pearson D Radway Ron Morgan Herb Allen Ron Beard 1949 SCORES Eastern Jackson Eastern Jackson Eastern Battle Creek Eastern Battle Creek Eastern Sexton Eastern Sexton Eastern Ann Arbor Eastern Ann Arbor Eastern 1 East Lansmg 51071 .' , R. , . , . , . , - , - , - ----F 1' 4 --A - H' 'jf ayujv , ,H .1 F .gt . 4' H" """ "'-' K Kyla 1' ff'--A 'ff H' X 9' ' . 1' A A -it' " . I '. 11,93-3'J. s 'A' , ','.v,Vvqw..,,. . ' . r -'.'F,2,',','A',K ,. 'fx-ixLtg.1'1 ,' 1 gi xc- 4 ,rs J Baseball Team 2 JW fkfnfl' 1 1- we 'Srl I fi Row I: P. Douglas, P. Bashore, A. Babrofsky, R. Lander, B. Besley, J. Sinadinos, F. Conklin, E. Jackinchuk Row 2: B. Ahlers, D. Marlett, J. Ramey, R. Phillips, P. West, W. Crawford, E. Sellers, D. Rom, R. Rummins, G. Meredith Row 3 Coach Spitler G Wery R Jackson F Droesch J Buysse R Haut J Cruthls J Cruthls H Mere dith K Gregory Coach Sheathelm Left Floyd Conklin is safe at tlllfd Center Jim Ramey waits alertly for the pitch Right Howard Meredith throws a fast curve 1949 SCORES Eastern Owosso Eastern Sexton Eastern Sexton Eastern Jackson Eastern Jackson Eastern Battle Creek Eastern 4 Battle Creek l108J J I 'I Eastern .....,......,...,.,.,,,.., 1 Flint ,,,,,..,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,, 0 Eastern .....................,.... 0 Ann Arbor ..................,. 7 3 J Herb Marcussen Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern f iif Golf Team Row 1 T Keyes J Keyes R Underwood R Colthorp D Mangles Ron LaFraugh V Perrone R LaFraugh J Boroughf Row 2 H Cook D Hewes F Vanderllp H Marcussen B Jewell R Dell Coach Morrlson 1949 SCORES Kalamazoo Fllnt Battle Creek 6 Jackson Eastern 2 Sexton Cheerleaders Eastern Kalamazoo Eastern Ann Arbor S1 S-3 riffs f?f.i'f 3 fini Row I D Hull F Parks J Wyble A Bobrofsky D Mangles Row 2 M P1erson L Lowry L Bennett J Holland M Mlx D Galduchlk Managers The ones who do the hardest work often rece1ve llttle or no thanks for thelr generous contrlbu tions to the success of our teams To these falthful and uncomplammg managers we should llke to express our deepest appreclatlon f109I 1 g J to .aa, ,Y.. , ,,,, 3 57 ' ooeeooeeoeoo,ee,,,w,,,,,,,,,.r 370 aoooee..e S at S3 8 A ,,,--,,,,f, ,,,,,, 3 49 ., ....,,,,,,,, 33 ,,,,,,.. ... ,,,,,-,375 ' ' r,YM , t Y ., J it XV 41 k 424 M 5. K A V I , 5 V V J l. I K 2 if LV, Hoax, If VV If tux! A fs M 15 . jx, h J g A LV, 22,2 S may EV L . ,rw h gferg? , Q? ii fi if 'E inf ?gy - K If ,, E R. Winston F. Stillman D. Johnson R. Altenhof Bowling Gym Classes Upper left Wayne Murphy Barry Norton Ed Moyer Roy Groves Wesley Russell Jack Crlttenden Seated Bruce Trudgen Seated Bob Harkness Lower left Dan Van Lent Warren Barber Norman Hodgson Paul West Don Carlson Lower right Ed Leeper Jim Manchett Carl Lutz f110l Upper right: Lyle Wilcox, Roger Stuart, Ray Kirkpatrick, Bob Stone, Larry Wenger, Ernie Smith t Physical Education opens the way to I a healthier, happier life. Girls learn ' ll ship while participating in the games. A H In good sportsmanship and gain fellow- .. In the health-education classes, which " f form a part of the complete program, i, .Q ' :" H the girls are taught the importance of 1 A A L g 'p H p good grooming. iumjuvq ,A P. Hatch J. White When the ball has been served a game of volleyball is then in progress Here the girls are ready to return the serve Mary Lou Nelson is dolng a trim front dive She Ball one has been called during a softball game is probably practlcmg for a part in the Swimming while Beverly Bates IS batting and Norma Mann is Club s show C3tChlH8 I 111 fl w l s ' 1 - - - - ss vs ' , . , . GAA Row I M Hungerford M Crxswell P Comstock M Plerson C Conklm S Jenmngs J Boettcher J Alex ander K Bond G McKay S Edlngton Row 2 P Tester J Davls N DeW1lde B Barnes N Marlatt B Templeton P Barnes C Anderson M Burnham J Basel A Stevens Row 3 Mrs Whlte N Locke B Cook N Morrls Holland E Jenmngs V Wood J Malertzke D Stlefel M Bambrlck L Bennett L Reed ,fb Standmg Carole Gates presldent Barbara Watt v1ce presldent Seated Joyce Culy treasurer Marxe Terranova sec retary Archery IS the first sport of the fall season 1n G A A Elsle Rogozmskl IS takmg a1m wh11e Joyce Madzla puts her arrow to her bow Tumblmg holds 1ts own as a part of the physlcal educatlon tralnlng program Pat Riedel IS domg a backbend The Swlmmmg Club offers synchromzed swrmmmg for grrls JoAnne Maleltzke and Anna Lou Stevens try a dlve ln umson L1121 0 . 0 :mn - ... fm.. - - - Y W - . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - 1 - v - v - . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 ' a - . . , . , . , . , J. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . r 2 J f. 1 true Q X .1 ' Q 3 A e 4, , 1 , ' ' M ws. W' X .l V . , 4, AW it - . s x - y 1 s ' - GAA Row 1 R McCall B Edwards G Merrlll S Shook B Beutler B Smlth D Van Slckel J Bertollne S Eng hoffer D Cooke J Bacon Row 2 B KOS10Sk1 V Hatter B Cunmngham A Myers B Sherman E Emmons S Heydrlck E Fea P S1dot1 G Leisure . I , , - - , Row 3: E. Kosloski, P. O'Toole, S. Reeve, S. Hartwig, M. Bellville, C. Vance, J. MacDonald, P. Hamilton, Y Y W P Graham M Bush S Cornell Mlss Hatch Soccer 1S a fall sport carrxed on by the sophomore and Junlor glrls Peggy Lloyd Joan Lewls Norma Locke Beverly Metzgar and Ruth Evanoff demon strate a begmmng 11neup Mary Jean Traver, Glorla McKay, Joan Hanes, Sue Van Vlerah, and Phyllls Burtraw are team captams of the Gxrls' Bowlmg League. Badmlnton IS another of the GAA s 3CtlVlt16S Amta Van Alstme returns the shuttle to jamce Bertolme Amylou Coolidge, Mar1e Terranova, Marrlyn Smlth, Bonnle Esterlme, and Shrrley Bush are also bowlmg captams f1131 L 4. 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JUNIOR A 'Rv' l NIIN Allen D Beckner Bellvllle M Coleman R Cosgrove D Crandall J Crego C CUYIISS J Danforth D Dlck J Dorosk J Ansley B Betts R Cleeves R Glller C Adams R Andrews, M Bambrlck, M Bauer, N Bell, B Beyerhelm, J DBVIS, W Beatty, M C1ucc1, B Drxver F Engllsh L Fast A Hamllton K Hempsted R Henry L Hoefhnger Koehler T Kuepfer D KZSSRI G Leeper E Gregory K Grow R Kennedy B Myers R Adi 1 Zarka Pzctures Taken Lenz D LEWIS L Lowell J MacDonald T McK1m E Mckeel D Mlller G Mxlls R Moore D Murphy W Myers A JUNIOR B Preuss R Snyder J Subar S Whlte M SOPHOMORE A Douglas P Eldred, T Etherton, L Everett, B Forbes, B Ford, H Franke, R Klasko C Lund, L McCasl1n, E Norton, J O'Br1en, M Palmer S Sheldon, E SOPHOMGRE B Cosgrove. 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'fm Yum I.:--.xngrz 5 E-'were' ff-W 11-A Standing: Jim Culver, presi- dentg Janet Bacon, secre- taryg Miss Garrity, adviser Seated: Scott Rutherford, vice presidentg Bruce Sharp, treasurer 11-B Standing: Leon Shance, president: Marie Terra- nova secretary' Mr. Van Vhet advlser Seated Sally Subar vxce presldent Carol Anderson treasurer 10A Standing Jlm Smadmos presldent Maxme Burn ham secretary Mr Lott advlser Seated John Cruthls vice presldent Joanne Boett cher treasurer 10B Standing B111 Ahlers presl dent Sy1v1a Hatter sec retary Mxss Lowrey ad vlser Seated Mary Ann Dau gherty vxce presldent Carol Terkelsen treasure I' x Al Upper left P Palmer R Morgan F Mlller Upper rrght M Pelt B Boylan B Watson J Proctor Lower left T Ferolle M Mallxson V Russell M Lower rrght E Hudson P Wlgg1TlS M Owen Gabrlck We thank Mxss Lowrey edltorlal advlser who has helped us to overcome our technlcal dlflicultles Mr Peterman buslness advlser who has supervlsed the financmg of our book and Mlss Rlchards art advlser who has alded ln maklng the annual appealmg and attractive to the eye Acknowledgments Engravmgs Prlntmg The Lanslng Colorplate Company The Stone Prmtmg Company Photography Covers Versluls Studlo S K Sm1th Company KOW3lSk1 Studxo Bmdmg Wagenvoord and Company f1381 Center: J. 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Spink THE 4STAR SPONSORS The Best rn Foods at No Extra Cost to You SHOP HERE AND SAVE FREDERICK FOOD MARKET 925 East Mrchrqan Avenue Phone 54306 VANDERVOORT HARDWARE COMPANY Authentrc Equrpment for Every Sport Lansrnq and East Lansmq Lanslnq Wonder Restaurant F A M O U S G R I L L Home ot Chrcken rn the Rough The Popular Eatrnq Place ol Eastern I-Irqh School Students SMALL S 211 South Washrnqton Avenue Home ot Hart Schattner Or Marx Clothes PHILLIPS DRUG STORE The popular meetrnq place of astern I-hgh students tor 20 years POUHIGIH Servrce Prescnptrons School Supphes Its Smart to Dress Snappy Sportswear Furnlshrnqs and Clothmg for Young Men FIRST IN STYLE FIRST IN QUALITY S A M S 317 North Washrnqton Avenue if if if -A' Home of Adams Potato Chlps ADAMS POPCORN AND NUT SUPPLY BUY ADAMS BUY THE BEST 827 East Mlchlgan Avenue Lansmq M1ch1gc:n f139:I ir i ir 'k I 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k ir 'A' Manhattan Shirts and Ties 'A' 'A' 'ir 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' THE 4 STAR SPONSORS KOWALSKI PHOTO STUDIOS Lansmgs Most Modern Studto Your School Photographer 09Vz North Wash1ngton Avenue BANK OF LANSING Two Otnces Wash1ngtor at Mtohtgan Grand Rtver a Center Member ot E D l C ROUSER DRUG COMPANY Prescrtpttons for over 60 years 123 South Washtngotn Avenue Compltments ROYER OIL COMPANY INC Lanstng Mrchtgan Try Our Ma athon Cat Ga vltn OBRECHT REALTY COMPANY Complete Real Estate Servroe East Mtohtgan Avenue Phone 4 4405 MARION 6. SANDERS Our Best Ads Arent Wrrtten They re Worn 220 North Washtngton Avenue BARKER FOWLER ELECTRIC COMPANY Televts on Headquarters Electrxcal Appllances ll4 ll6 East Ottawa Street ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE Protesstonal Buslness Tramtng Begm Now Placement SQTVICS A1r Cooled Rooms GREGORY MAYER 6. THOM COMPANY 234 South Caprtol Avenue Qtttce Eurntture Statlonery Prmttng Loose Leat Devtces 'Af ir at -A' LANSING COLORPLATE COMPANY Engravers for the LANTERN l7 North Laroh Street Phone 2 7002 51401 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' . ' t ' ' : t i' 'I' f 'A' i' i' 'A' 'A' . I r Cl ' H " sr ' P i' 'A' 'K' i' Sales - Leases - Rentals - Appraisals - Management l l l l ' ' - 'A' 'I' 'A' 'A' ak i' 'A' 'I' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k i' i ir 'J Tl E 4 STAR SPONSORS RAY SABLAIN INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS l Sand Call 53155 For Ready Mrxed Concrete Grave For Excavatmq or Gradlnq Call 2 0734 W d Drrlvlrx for Patchlna Truscon Water Pro of Parnts for Cement or oo Comphments TOOL 6: DIE COMPANY OLOFSSON Tools Dres has Precrsron Gauaes PIXIUISS and Spectal Machmery RICHARD S DRUG STORE Prescrlotrons a Specralty lt s a 924 East Grand Rlver Avenue Wrllard Batterres Gull Products TERY SERVICE VAUGHAN BAT Phon 5 85 500 East Gra Studros Member nd Rrver Avenue NEW Let VERSLUIS Capture Your Personallty rn a Photograph of Drstrnctron 50 Mrchraan Theatre Complrments AMERICAN STATE BANK Lansrnq Mrchraan of Federal Deposrt lnsurance C 'A' 'A' O. I. MUNSON Archrtect 409 Busch Burldrnq f1411 II -.. 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DIE COMPANY 7013 Shendon Street 1. n ll 1 IJ 1VI1CI'l11C111 MICHIGAN SCHOOL SERVICE INC C ornpt te Sehoot Eautp 19111 and Supoly Ser JICG f '314 N rth 1 rand Av nu 14 Quart U Q ZMILK :cf CREAM CU OH 1410 So1th Na htlqton Avenue 300 N LCXJLII 1409 North Idreh Souh Pen sytxorru 1 a1n s atn 1 21 Fas rand Rtvfr C onqratu1at1ons AQGIII 1040 1930 Nano 1a1 Chou 11o11 S14 400 WIIQW1 IOE SHIELDS AFFELDT S Meat and Grocenes Servtnq Lansmq Over 60 Years Ask Your Ne1qhbor She Knows 303 305 East Grand R1ver Avenue Good Food Atways TRIO SANDWICH AND WAFFLE SHOPS N 1 516 South Washlnaton Av nue No 2 1012 Fast 1V11Ch1qan Avenue N 3 1905 South Cedar Str et 1143 i' ir 'k 'k ,1,., 1 1uth Ce fl' Street - A, ' fv ,-,135 i' ir 'A' 'A' 1: I, " 'k 'k 'k 'k 310-. o LS , I 'k 'k 'k 'k Milk Ice Cream F h '15' I' K' - 15 1 11 1 5 eff: 'aatN1' -1106AWet1v1' f in G A 'Q 'k 'k 'k 'Ir i' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'k i o. ' , . e , oi - , I ' e,A 1 THE 4 STAR SPONSORS v I t Allecdn Stre t DO BOY DON UTS ljtrst M te to lovo Q 'I pen ll lvhdntoht Exoept Scxtutdctys IUUED hast Mtchtgon Avenue Phor' 29710 FASHION HATTER S ALTERAFNQN l-ldt Fl tntnq Gnd Rloclhnq 20 South ILIIICI Telepht ne 4 8l'7fl TAILGRING NAS? ADTOIVIQBILVS e Ct Used Cdl LES FOOTE INC South Wcshtngton Avenue Open 24 Hours Except Week ends MIDWAY FORD SALES 'SUUQ Ed t M1 htqdn Avenue BOICHOT S QQCICIY Mtxed Concrete Sond cmd Gro: fel lvlonufdctulers of Cement BUCK ISUU Turner Stre t LANSING RECREATION CENTER Bowl for Health dnd Fun Get tn the Nottor s L d ed mfg Sport Bowhnq dnd Btlhdrd H09 South Woshmqton Avenue Telephone 44382 Q et t r the l9oO Lantern Mode by THE S K SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Western Avenue Chlcduo llhnots I144 ll? ftfes A ,L -e 'A' 'A' 'k i' i' 'A' 'A' 'k '7' G'Nlg I .,'J:-ls, 'I' i' 'k 'A' Sdlesl - Servtde S le ' , ss lllti '1 ' . Y, i' 'k 'I' 'I' 'k 'A' 'k 'k if 'k 'A' it Ai' if 'I' 'K' l THE 4STAR SPONSORS MARTIN BLOCK CORPORATION Crnder ond Concree Eu11d1nq Unrts om 1 14711 Eost Mom Street Te1ephone Q 7551 'W-W LEN Z BIKE SHOP Lenz Ionsrng Flver Schwrnn Pu11t Brcycl Q Luehrnon Motor Scooterq E 270 o 3 Srr1esSerJ1ce 409 415 South 1 edor Stre 1 Deoendc1o1e 1ce ond Pue1 Serv ce LANSING ICE AND FUEL COMPANY 1 wont to oe YOUR Mrlkrnon HEATHERWOOD FARMS M1 ri Ice Creun st Mrchrqon Avenue Telephon THE COLLEGE REXALL DRUG STORES Greater Lcrnslnq Frner Druq Stores Ecrst Lonsrnq 101 Eorst Grcrnd Rrver Avenue Lcrnsrnr 201 North Woshrrtqtort Avenu D U O T H E R M Always the Leader Drvrsron ot Motor Wh el Corporotron ILGIISIIIJ 3 Mrchrqcrn Conqrcrtu1c1t1ons cmd Vtfrshrnq Every Success to the Ckxeeee of 50 REO MOTORS, INC. RETAIL BRANCH 'Ir i' 'A' ak HI KLAS ORANGE Hlcrrrwrrrqe, rov ante for Qver 17 Yecrrs- l 145 1 e 21305 X Ste C1 red 'k i' 'lr ir ucrr ,," ' Q. 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Ffv T851 emi 1 Band Queen Erma Trantham 2 J Sherman H Lowrey 3 C Gale L Fowler R Steadman I Ramey 4 W McInt1re 5 Mlss Benjamm 6 J Sterlmg 7 Operators for class room movles 8 Idont know elther 9 P Janz THE 2 STAR SPONSORS BACON S SHOE SERVICE 927 East M1Ch aah Aveme DAVIS UPHOLSTERING 109 East M Ch aan A GH re ENGLAND COOK COMPANY Iart rra Chevro1et De-a1e t O er 27 Y ar 419103 Ea t MCh ga A e ue MORGAN I EWELRY COMPANY 191 South Wash natort A eh e S T1 e 876 CLYDE SMITH MCKNIGHT LYMAN 1 uranc Busch B 1dr13 LANSING CAMERA SHOP Comp1ete Photoqraphw S rv ce 115 W st A11eqar1 St eet STANDARD REALTY 100 V1o111ster Bt 11d1r15 HAROLD CHAFFIN INC L 1 Mercury HERMAN HENKEI.. 814 C1615 Tower ION ANTHONY FLORIST B09 East M1ch1qar1 Averrue La IS ng Theatre B 1d CRAMPTON S SUNOCO SERVICE Ierome a d Pe nsytvah a EMIL G LAMBERTSON AGENCY A Pohcy for Every Need 5111 A er can State Bank B 1d 'A' 'A' RAY I WALLER In urahce Fu? Ba 114 of Lan my B1 1d1r 1 L 147 1 I 1 ' 1 , 1 'A' 'k 3 1 1 V, 1 'k 'A' - S1 's , , ,r or V e ,-, fs 1,1cr1 V,r1 1 'k 'A' E 1 V u 1 C, 1 14' i' rrs e u1 1 Q 'k 'k , , ' e 1 e r 'A' 'A' Over 37 Years Qt Real Estate Service .. ' ,1' ' Q i' 'A' 1 . IIICOII- , 'A' 'A' 'A' ir ,r 1 C 111 ihq uk i' I rt T1 1 i' 'A' ., ru 11 ui IIIILI . s fl r s' C 11 '15 THE 2-STAR SPONSORS VAN PEENEN S FLOWERS 127 E at M1ch1qc1 A emle rhou 41437 IOHN DEERE PLOW COMPANY I 6. G RESTAURANT LEWIS FUEL COMPANY I ICI SYLVIA S FLOWERS F mn R E FAIR INC STUDENT SUPPLY HOUSE Gten C1 MORRIS FRIENDLY SERVICE LANSING SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 6, ACCOUNTING INSTITUTE B111 cn GIBBS DRUG STORE lo imp Por 7817 xc r MIKE S MARKET 4 hzrv P19 Pay L ss for the Res? STABLER S 11 CAPITOL CITY PONTIAC COMPANY bomb 1 I WOLVERINE INSURANCE COMPANY IVQSWIIV r gms I . Q' ' ' R v, - 'P re - lAf,1r:5ir1q, Micfliqcln 431 E151 IVIic:higor1 Avfmuo Smdms Sldxiifxes find Liuht I,11ruc:Iws LEM Efixsr Wiiihic I1 AVDI11142 I 1459 Hirst Micfic Averumgw ir i Cf'hryslQr - pIyIIlO',lII'1 ACWQSS fmm E. S I A11 'iiorium 1301 Ecglsi IwfIigI1iqQ:n IAVPIIIILD - Plwiw 325743 'fussirmq fl Autq Ph' we 5 H5815 C rk 3"f,s, rg. gl' .ost Grcmi RWQ Avenue Ir' INJ:-wh I,m1Si11fg I 3221.24 Nmih Wfxs ingwz A 011119 hw il .. 0831 Q' f . I I Ira Nmth LI 1 sizzq 235 I 1 Grimf AI,"XVIT,l9R A Phi: 5--7211 D-1 , I . QQ IHS11 Q Wxsdy 4 Al THE 2 STAR SPONSORS LINN 61 OWEN Ie e1es Q o tc RAY THROOP AGENCY 11r o A 1 1U Nor11 139111 1131111 A CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY 'VI C PAUL AUTOMOTIVE INC 1 11 h WAGENVOORD 6. COMPANY y Book er 11 1 1V11Ch1 CI ACME CARTAGE 6. MOVERS 33 Eos Sh1o1 Q ee Street QFJ41 BILL KAINS DRY CLEANERS 2117 2119 Er t Shc bee Str SOUTHTOWN IEWELERS 2410 South Cedo Sheet HOLIDAY CLEANERS Iwured 1o1 Your Protect 31 71 11 11191 Stree '1'e1e1 h J ARMSTRONG S PHARMACY 1718 EQ 21 L r111d Rver Aver 1 IOHN WILSON AWNING COMPANY 400 ELI t Sh1c1wf1 e Street LUNDBERG SCREW PRODUCTS 1 Q M1 h1.1C111 EAT SHOP 11111 11111 x11f111d 111VfX1 Avf11111f l1491 w If tT111111111111er11. I the G11 11111t1n' 111s once '1 11 K11ds 2 1 ,1 sy v 11 ve1111r 1,c111s111q, 1 1 h1qc111 , . 1391111111 M1cf1'111gf111's Lcrrfres A to111o11ve 1o,1'1er 1L11D1'KII' 1311161 5 1,C111s' 1L, ' Il-I 11 '7 1 ' W ss ' ' VT . ,F 1-ho11e -.1 I . - 1, K ,rs 11WC'IS', eet f '11 ' , 'k i' 1 1 ' 1 '11 1 1LEu'11, ft ,,v c11ef1'11311 I 1 ' If S56 1 , 115 1, '1 -ss e I , Lc111s'11", , , ' THE 2 STAR SPONSORS I-XVRDS l 1 cmd EQS1 LC 11 1 UP TO DATE SHOE SERVICE SHOP 207 East M1ch1qGI1 A enue N1ck Ch1c1oe11o Prop RITZEE HAMBURG 1UU1 East M1 11qC1r1 A 9111 LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY QB U LANSING LAUNDRY 6. DRY CLEANERS Phone 2 1535 PALMER 6. STONE COMPANY WQ11pcpe S nce 1917 XX'th CENTURY TAILORS Pho 4 3 25 125 ECI 1 Mch1 161 AL HANSEN INC Sud?-hciker S219 7 U East Mch qcm A BECK BROTHERS SPORT SHOP Sp 0115111311 S 1-19-Crdquczrtm 615 Ec1s1Mchqcm A rue THE DUDLEY PAPER COMPANY Who1eso1e Phper Merchants ELIZABETH BEAUTY SHOP 719 Eos? Carclnd RIVGT AVQTIUG Phone 24213 11501 1 LANs1Nc ANDt.,EAST LANSING YVV CANT Lllfl UISKAVIKFII- LQ11 511113 1 SIINMI 'k 'k A ' V 'A' i . 'C1' v 1 Q 'k 'k X AZ, 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 525 FQIS1 M1Q:111qc111 Avenue 151111115 - 1 'A' 'k 1 he - 5 S .1 'Q I1 AVQ1111 i' i' , . '1 , 1' 31 1 1 vQr111c: 'k 'A' 1 ' , , 5 I 1 1 ve 1 i 'k 'A' i' THE 2-STAR SPONSORS MCCLINTOCK CADILLAC COMPANY 2400 East Michigan Avenue 'A' i' WEIMER'S REXALL DRUG STORE 2322 East Michigan Avenue 'lr 'Ir I H ALEXANIAN Rugs and Carpets MOORE S PHARMACY 2004 East Michigan Avenue MAHONEY HARDWARE ln East Lanslng 210 Abbott Road Phone 84215 CLINTON IEWELRY COMPANY 2002 Eaet Michigan Avenue rw-aw-cg -ma-an-U' qv---Ln 1 HI Guhk HD gP 4RW fur.: D10 O x D KR f L1s1J 'k 'A' 'A' 'Ir 'A' 'lr B U I - , i P 'T' I A n 1 -1 't 3 Q Q e 'IE il- P f ff' I IL 1: Z ,..,,. if 4-P -evo T 1 S. Lewis, D. aid c i , J. Crandall, . uBois, P. Camp. 2. Mr. Butler. 3. . Swanson, . oss, J. S n , . Winnicki. . . ills. THE ZSTAR SPONSORS MYERS PRINTING SERVICE Fme Prmtmct S1 19 nc 21 42 11151 1V11c111qom Avenue P IC TIBBETTS INSURANCE AGENCY Complete 111suro11ce Servme 1723 Eost 1V11c111qon A e ue CRANDELLS STANDARD SERVICE 1920 Post Mchlqon A SAVANT CLEANERS 6. DYERS INC VIRGILINE SIMMONS SCHOOL OF DANCING A11 Type o 129 EC QCII A SMITH FLORAL COMPANY 171owers G11t:, HARRYMAN SHOES 1 8 So th W 11 os, qto A SI u PEOPLES FINANCE SERVICE INC 523 Clos To er Bu11d 1o I ACK ROYETON INC Kolser F ozer Mock T Jak 72211 E 1 MC11 qo11 A e 111 U RENT IT SHOP EVGIYIDI Q to R 111 22 3 EC 11V1C1'1qC111 A TASTY CREME DONUT SHOPPE S1 ec o1ty G1o ed cud V1711c1e Whe t D 1001 East MICDIQGII A e ue RUSS DINGMAN INC D Sotc P1y111o 111 N 111 W o A QI u 1152 ' ' ' , ' e . 1 '1 A ' ' ' 1 1'1o1:2-Zf1f1f1 'A' if ' ' V II i' 'k , S 1 'j Venue 'k 'A' Co111p11111e11tS o1 'A' 'k H 5 Q11 D I1C1I1QH 1 .1 IS11V11C1'11Lf1 Venue ir 'k 322 South WGSDIUQIOIJ Avenue 'k 'A' 1 u ' 1I'1 T1 V '1 ef i' i' S ' W ' 11, i' 'A' ' - 1 - T1 ' 5 I . os' 1 1 V1 ew i' i " 'Tl 1 e H 1' IS 1 1 Venue 'k 'A' 0111 D1'1, Z 1 1 f o 11111115 'X , ' A V,11 , 'A' ir e 1 - u 4151 ot L1S111IIQI1'l V 1 41 1 THE 2 STAR SPONSORS VANS BIKE SHOP 03 Ea 1 S1'IlCI Jas ee Stro t IVIIDWAY CAFE 326 North Cedar Street Co nphrnent RENIGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LARRABEE S SPORT SHOP Spornnq and Ath1et1C Good 325 South Wce111rgton Avenue THE EDINGTON RUG COMPANY R1 qs L noleu Draper GS Carpet 422 South Wash1nqtor1 Avenue LeCLEAR STUDIO Photographers 1800 South Cedar Street Phone 98404 BOLLERTS NORTH LANSING HARDWARE 301 Ea t Grand R1ver Avenue D 61 C STORES INC 111 Nort1' Lans1n1 QGYS ES Lan mq East Lansmq Charlott CAPITOL CITY PONTIAC COMPANY 235 South Grand A enue Phone 57211 WINN S FLOOR COVERINGS Lroleurr T11 Aephclt T11e 1103 South Wash1r13tor1 Avenu f1531 fu S ' v S, , ,O 'A' 'k 'Ir 'A' 1 ' S 'k al' 1 Y 1. ' 1 S 'k 'A' 1 - 1 rne I 1 S 'A' 'k 'k 'A' WIMMER'S HI-SPEED 'A' 'k S . 'A' i' . . I ',C . 'A' 'A' M W S H 3 's' ' 1 ' - e 'k 'A' V , . i' 'k 11 1 - ' e-I ' I ' , THE ZSTAR SPONSORS WAGNER S M 61 I MALTED SHOP ICzIM1I113c1.AvQ1L1 F A MCCARTNEY C L U I 7 Od TOWGI OI e Q 1 1 DEAN and HARRIS PNG SFIIQ cmd Ser C HOWD 61 PATTERSON S SERVICENTER Q4 I S0 IH CIQCICII SI BRAUERS 1861 HOUSE I3 S uth C Q ICI PREGULMAN FURNITURE INC I LQVERGNE APPLIANCES Phcwe 906 pI1 GI GRANGER BROTHERS BUILDERS THE STEAK SHOP to r 759 ARCTIC DAIRY PRODUCTS M 6: I MALTED SHOP ZOVIH N01 I1 L rch Sire I HOWARD COAL 61 SUPPLY COMPANY 0,1 Dor I KNO YQ Jr I Y ur COQIH BAKER S IEWELRY IIS EQ I VIQ IIIQJUW Stre I l14 817 I 5 'C Ri 511' , I Q 'k 'A' IIUL I 5 , Ph IG 2fI5II III IN-1,1rr,mce :md Arm mities 'A' 'A' , I L vi 9 i 'A' .'2. ,u, rem i' 'A' 2 To :TTI Phomfl Qf-431 I 'k i' IINJIIGIF Q11ci1IIIy is Hzfigher Ihcm Prxcef' i' 'k I 5f7f Quth INc1sIu1nc3ton Avenue Moyiaq and PINE? Hecrdqufzrter 'A' i' Com 1 'm ,r Is 'A' 'k SII EOS II ZOI SI QQI PI1c,11e1 5-M71 'k 'A' IIISIIIIJIIIQYIS CII SWIIIGSI INIIII: cmd Ice Cfrwzz 'k 'A' ' I, ' 'I C1 ' I Q 'A' i' 'II Y I I' W UI CCGI -V Kvzw C3 A mm' 'A' i' f'jompI1me11IS S S .7 S .1 ' G 5 fl THE 2 STAR SPONSORS CAPITOL COAL COMPANY Whtte Oak Srnokel ss Cool L1tt1e Ioe St ker PREUSS BODY SHOP A Scttstted Customer 521 R1 er Str et Phone 23217 M 6: L GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Robert W To se d Proprietor HILDING OFFICE SUPPLY 228 South Cop1to1 Avenue Gulhd er Cx d Ld e 129 EU t Mrchrqdn Avenue STEVENS DRUG STORE 1017 Lo t Kola nozoo Street Phone 98FZ2 Conqro ulot ons St lder tst LOCAL 652 UAW CIO THE WEISSINGER PAPER COMPANY 201 No th Ho ner Street BALDINO CONFECTIONERY 621 Edst M chtqdn Avenue Good Luck Student 1 CENTRAL WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY INC Re or er Str e C 6: S FOOD MARKET 401 Shepard Street THE FOAM RUBBER STORE 2422 South Cedar Str et Lonsrnq 1VI1ch1qor -A' ir CENTRAL LINEN AND LAUNDRY 4106 408 North Grond Avenue L 155 1 ' . e - ' , - o -H 'k i' I , . 'v e f A 'A' i' . wn n ' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k Lester "Betsy Ross" - - tr ns 1 rt 131 Spinets KLINE PIANO SHOP 'A' i' A " 5 r f J' 'A' 'A' t t , t ,t . 'A' 'k r sr 'A' 'k . 1 ' , , S. i' 'lr 214 os '1, e t I 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' THE 2-STAR SPONSORS CENTRAL DIAPER SERVICE PREUSS FOOD SHOP TALLMADGE CLEANERS AND TAILORS ALTMAN S MEN S STORE VERRA KLEEN CLEANERS HOTEL OLDS STANLEY I CLARK STATE WIDE REAL ESTATE SERVICE OF LANSING HOME DAIRY COMPANY MERRITT 5. BAILEY SHOE STORE NORTH SIDE PHARMACY NORTH END VARIETY STORE EPPLER AND MCCARRICK 1 156 I 4UlrI-"l1V7i'- NKIHII 511112141 XM'-IH14 QL'-r A1851 ffjx,1:ld Pi'.'ea:I fx'.2i'm3-f- IPL Ly- Igfl 'QUE 1.V'Pv"2k' IXTISI I','!.7.z:1I:witw:v.' QV:-' I I I Els? '.f'TEu'h1NfI::N wi: IIIVI .114 IXVQYTII VU:fIrfIIE'1-j'OI' Paw-t,11'., T.m.',: if !'1wf-411 . if--iximffzs IIIQO Dyer.-' QY,I11I'.'i H11 gm 'frwrv f lil I427 Emi Isff1q'E1i.'1 :1 PM if fl-FLXWG .4"'f?ff12f 'MM zssim, IIN!! 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'k 'A' 'A' 'A' THE ZSTAR SPONSORS SISCO S DRUG STORE The Rexa11 Store 333 South Washmgtoh A ehue BALLAS LANSING FLORAL IOIUE tMt H1eAve11 'U INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY Th Qr11y Laundy bt 11 '1yp L I1 1 NEON SIGN MANUFACTURING COMPANY or W Whee1 r P 0 t Ea t M1 h1 an A REUSS 51 HIGH FOOD MARKET her Ced r HAYDEN S 5C to S1 00 STORE 2 U9 S t1 Cedal Street NILES HARDWARE Y II 17 er1d1y INIQ1 hhorhcad Star LQ CIC 1d RIVGT A PINO S RECORD SHOP M Ch1qa1 Th atre Arcad IOHN HERRMANNS SONS INC F C TJ1101I'1q S1r1Qe 1878 218 Nath Wash I1 gtcr A e SEYMOUR S FLOOR COVERINGS A t1 hc 1-10 e Decorcthq Pho 92260 1321 East M1Ch1qah A r11e THE PAGODA RESTAURANT 1824 Fast M ch1qa1'1 A me EDWARD G HACKER COMPANY ct 1 CURTIS FOOD MARKET 1011 E t Rc arr a7ao Str et I 1581 I ' V , ,, i' 'k I as . Q 1 A 1 re 131111110 45315111 'A' 'k e ' r fy S I e 11'1 a S1191 'k 'A' D 1 . , e r gar1e or 1422 S 'C. 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SHOP A1woy Ne Prod 2004 Eost Soo now Street LANSING HI SPEED COMPANY H1Speec1 Go Fuel O11 2300 W st Soqrnow Stre t EAST LANSING REALTY COMPANY Reohor BANCROF T MOTOR SALES 702 West Morn Street Phor e 04387 LARRY S SECOND HAND STORE Mor ot Everythrng You Vtfgnt 1814 South Woshtlqton Avenue Phone U 477F HERB SHINBERG INSURANCE F15 South Cop1to1 Avent e Phone 4 5446 LANSING TIRE COMPANY North Grond Avenue ot 1on1c1 ESQUIRE DRY CLEANERS Prne Oc1or1es Dry Cleonrnq Always Phone 5 5720 MICHIGAN SHEET METAL WORKS 1119 South Lorch Street LUCKIE REWEAVERS We reweuve rnoth hcl burr ond tecrrs n domog d gdrntett Phone 52 18 1010 EC t Sonnow Str t 11591 i' 'k , 1, 1 of , . . ff A 'A' 'A' S v1,, CI A ,cr , 'r 1001 s . Hope Avenn i' i' s ,W c s 1 , 'k 'A' .- S -:Q . e. 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