Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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Their main aim, Chem stu- dents will tell you, is to dis- cover a formula which will either blow up the school or discontinue operations tem- porarily. However, such in- gredients are kept out of reach: useful experiments, such as Monty Roggow and Roberta Scott are conducting, take up most of the lab periods. Any good biology stu- dent knows an amoeba when he sees one-or does he? Since Richard McQueen seems to have found what he's looking for, he's only too glad to help Rosalie Albert com- plete her experiment. After completing a year of biology, if students feel they want to learn more about the human body and its func- tions, they elect physiology. Norma Thompson points out and names an important nerve on the anatomy chart. we , fl' 'lf

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ll Cooperat1on between math students m solvmg da1ly ass1gnments IS not uncommon n Eastern Joan Wlttman seated at the desk IS helplng a fellow geometry student Gary Cochran solve a problem whlch has h1m stumped Mctthematlcs Mathematxcs s1nce It alds ln develop1ng clear loglcal th1nk1ng and appl1cat1on IS one of the recommended subjects here at Eastern Commerclal Arlthmetxc Industrlal Math and Plane and SOl1d Geometry are only a few of the courses offered var1ety of graphs and geometrlc xnstruments can be found ln room 3 39 Leavmg the1r trlg asslgnments for a few mmutes D1ck Gallagher and Ken Whlte take t1me to study the umt clrcle whlch helps ln trlgonometrlc functlons ADA. f24l KM sw K' ' we ' X 1 lx -Z., E 1 . 'K A V Z 1. ...fn ' rw t . . . . . . 1 - v v v , . . H v Q V - - 1 v sr! J'