Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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A favorite spot of all Easternites is the cafeteria. Zene Reeves and Betty Waugh bring out pans of delicious food for their hungry classmates' lunches. The semester project of the personal and social problems class is unique-that of planning and presenting a mock wedding. This year they presented both a formal and informal ceremony. At the end of the proceedings, they posed before the altar: Dick Irish, Joyce Alspaugh, Grady Smalley. Betty Weeks, Kent Van deVrede, Diane DeYoung, Basil Cole, Ruth Steadman, Gary Nelson, Joyce Arts, Wayne Hortsman, Roberta Ayles, Judy Brown, and Betty Campbell. 2 N Is' fiiJlyA fi J ' W1 ,S

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Home Economics Students electing courses in foods, clothing, or personal and social problems find the information gained in the home economics department valuable in later years. Here, as in the commercial curriculum, are a variety of selections-even a course in home manage- ment to prepare the prospective housewife for her duties. Goodies! During holiday seasons or ordinary class projects, appetizing odors are sure to come from the direction of the foods lab. Looks like these cookies are done because Saundra Brown and Ron Browder are pulling them out of the oven. 3513911 0 f W is MN' 'fl 0'-it W . x 'bl' l' 1', . 5 N'-N it i 3 Q I

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nad First comes typing, then shorthand, and then transcription. In this class secretarial majors get a chance to apply what they have learned from previous courses. Here they're working hard to complete the day's assignment on time. Defense attorney, Eunice Sova, is not too pleased with the prosecutor Gary Schaffer's insistence of cross examining her witness, Alice Edelhart. Commercial Law students pre- sent a mock trial each yearg in this instance, a murder case. 9-A I 30 l