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

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A REAL PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL. On a resolution passed by the East Lansing Board of Education, an inspector from the North-Central Association of Colleges and Universities was invited to our High School with the view of getting E. L. H. S. on the accredited list for entrance without examination to the colleges and universities of that Association. , The result was very favorable. The inspector came one day and found our High School to be one very satisfactory to be put on such an accredited list. He left with some very high compliments of the course of study and the morale of our school. He was very interested in the fact that we had a Student Council here. Soon Mr. Buchanan was notified that the school had passed the in- spection and was to be placed on the list of schools which are considered worthy of preparing students for the universities and colleges of the Asso- ciation. This means that a graduate of East Lansing High can enter such universities as those of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, and Chicago, and all the colleges of the Association without examination, a diploma from East Lansing High being all that is needed to enter the stu- dent in any of these places. . This automatically puts East Lansing High on the accredited list of the University of Michigan for three years without inspection. This is the longest period any school can be on this list. Cl EI Cl THE STUDENT COUNCIL. The High School, meaning the Seventh to the Twelfth grades, inclu- sive, now has a Student Council in operation. This Council is for the pur- pose of fostering good scholarship and training the student body in Self- Government as it should function in Civic Life. It is also to foster an harmonious spirit and understanding between Students and Faculty, and to effectually manage such affairs of general interest to the student body as shall from time to time be intrusted to it by the Superintendent. The Council consists of two women teachers and one man teacherg one of the women teachers elected from the Junior High and the other woman teacher and the man teacher elected from the Senior High School and students from each class. These students are in number four from the Senior class, three from the Junior class, two from the Sopho- mores, one from the Freshmen, and one apiece from the Seventh and Eighth grades. The Council met the first time to elect officers, with the result that Lyle Brook was elected Presidentg Frances Brewer, Vice-President, Mar- garet Plant, Secretary, and Frances, Ayres, Treasurer. The Senior class are proud of the fact that of the four representatives elected by them to the Council, three were chosen as officers.

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ROBERT SHAW, BOB High School Play, '19, '21, Football, '20 Class President, '21. Student Council, '21 Track, '1!l. He aspires to great heights. LYLE BROOK, BROOKSY Class Vice-President, '20, '21. Foothnll '17, '20. Basketball, '19, '20, '21 tCnpt.D High School Play, '21. Student. Council '21. Shot with a XY0ll12'lI1'S smile. BLANCHE SAYLES Stockbridge High, '1S. J-Hop Committee Class SPCTE1i1l'y-TI'9IlSllI'9l', '19, '21, Nothing great was ever zlchieved with out Cl'l11lllS121Sll1. FRANCES AYRES, F1lAN Orchestra, '18, '19, '20, .I-Hop C0lTlIIl111t C Ceniad Art. Editor. High School Play, '21 Student Council, '21. I could liff in der vilds of Africa, I could liff Vere der sun is liddle, I could even liff in Mexico, If you'd let me take mine fiddle.