East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Final rations Class of ,97 Lansing High School Assembly Room Destiny, - Slavery in Africa, The Preservation of Forests, - Music Convict Labor, The Every-Days of Life, Self-Culture, Music Liberty, - American Traits, Music What Shall Our Work Be? - Bert Baker Louise Alsdorf - Bessie Bedford - Leland Briggs Eva Burdick Minnie Beckwith Blanche Birchard - Will Bailey May Campbell The Initiative and Referendum, - ' - - Stanley Montgomery The Part That Women Have Played in History, - - Music A Noble Unrest, The Barriers of the Age, Music Life a Mosaic. Priestesses of Vesta. e Faces, - Music - Mamie Dell - Mary Davis Arthur Dodge - June Davis Mollie Woolhouse - - Zoe Cook

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I MAY CAMPBELL- 2 GERMOND GRAHAM- They always think who never talk. How my achievements mock me. 3 MOLLIE WOOLHOUSE - 4 BRUCE HOWE- 'LSO womanly and so meek. The man who seeks one thing in life and but one. 5 GRACE FERLE- Dark eyes eternal soul of pride! Deep life of all that's true! 6 RALPH MILLER- T BEDA TORNBLOM- Labor conquers everything. Thy brain contains 10,000 cells, In each some active fancy dwells, 8 MARTIN CLIPPERT- f' A good man and true. 9 BETH HUME- H I know tl1ou'rt full of love and honesty and weigh'st thy words before thou giv'st them breath. 10 WILL BAILEY- One kiss before we part. ll LOUISE SHELDON- l2 FAY SEELEY- There's little melancholy in her. A knight of agriculture. 13 LOTTIE SMITH- 14 WILBUR JUDSON- 'Tis better to be left, than 'L I know a hawk from a hand-saw never to have been loved. MARION LANG- What sweet delight a quiet life affordsf' 15 16 STANLEY MONTGOMERY- The next best thing to being witty one's self 17 MARY MORRISSEY- is to be able to quote anotber's wit. A soul above triliesi' 18 ROBERT NORTHRUP- A man resolved and steady to his trust. 19 CLARA GOWER- 'G Her very frowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maidens are. 20 MAY FULLER- 'S A maiden never bold of spirit. 21 EVA BURDICK- 22 ZOE COOK- Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. Graced with the power of words. FRANK RORK- SUSIE DAVIS- if Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. In her 'tis natural to please.

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Third Program, May 28 Boss and Emboss, - Some Phases of Education, Music The Changes of a Few Years, Do Trade Unions Benefit the Laborers? Pluck, -.-- Music Competition, - - The Beauty of Nature, - Is Life NVorth Living? Music .if Fourth Program, Iune 3 Music The Olympic Games. The Power of Language. - Beth Hume - May Fuller - Clara Gower Germond Graham - Bessie Hurd - Ralph Hasty Etta King George Field - Marion Lang Will Knight The Making' of a MBIIVS Fortune Lies in His Own Hands,'i Mary Morrissey Compulsory Education, - Music Beyond the Alps Lieth Our Italy, Modern Warfare, - - - Skepticism, V - - Parents Obey Your Children, Music Fifth Charles Sumner, - Wornan's Sphere, Character, - Music The Courage of Our Ancestors, Philanthropy, - - - The Jesuits, Music Heroes, - - A Lesson in Grammar, Music al Program, lime xr NOTE.-Members of the class whose names do not appear in the above lists are participants in Class Day or Commencement Programs. Frank McKibbin Arrneda Landon - Ralph Miller Josephine Osborne - Kate Morse - Roy Chapin Lena Wilson Frank Rork - Fay Seeley Beda Tornblorn Maud Tracy Robert Northrop Louise Sheldon