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

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The Ceniad ci.Ass or waz In the fall of l928 a small tribe of young and inexperienced, yet confi- dent lndian braves set out on the trail to compete with three superior tribes. But the trail was full of unforeseen dangers and the disheartened braves be- gan to lose confidence. Had not one of the superior clans, the Sophomores, met us peaceably and helped us in putting on a dance, all hope might have been lost. But as it was, the year was ended by a skating party and the win- ning of the second prize in the paper sale contest. Having gained confidence once more, the band of braves set out again in the same direction, ever striving for the goal which their remotest an- cestors had so successfully gained, honor, praise, and victory! This time our progress was promoted by a Christmas party-and we pushed on. It was the third year on the trail and its accomplishments which gave us the title of warriors, for so successfully did we renew the traditional doings of our fathers-the presentation of lVlinick, a lovely drama typical of American life, the l-Hop-its startling color scheme, lovely clothes, and gay music, and lastly, a more solemn occasion, the banquet for the Seniors -a long-to-be-remembered affair-and the Prom following. But in spite of our success, our goal had not yet been reached. One more year until the trail should meet the wider one. And we took advan- tage of the last lap. The production of lt Won't Be Long Now brought new faces before the footlights. The Banquet and Prom, a joyously happy occasion, was our last big social event. Then finally Commencement .... And now, a band of bold, courageous young warriors, we stand ready to face the tasks which we, as warriors, must face. With faith in our hearts, faith which our Faculty and experiences have given us, we leave, hoping that we have benefited the school by our presence, and that, above all, we have left a good name, worthily gained. U41

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The Ceniad William Ciltner Thr rlcnmnts so uzixvd in liim flz if 'V I ' 1 ' lt f l l 1 G lllt' lllfll S tllll up and say to all the world, Class President, '31, '32 ffouncil. '31, '32 Football, '30, '31: Captain, '32 Varsity Club, '30, '31, Pres., '32 Minick . '31 Ceniad Staff, '32 lt VVon't Be Lung Now, '32 Wilma Wagenvoord Dauglilvr of the gods, ll1 l'lllCl J. fair. u tall Class Vice President, '32 G, A. A., '30, '31, '32 Girl Reserves, '30, '31, Pres,, '32 Home Economics Club, '30, '31, '32 Orchestra, '30, '31, '32 Lihrary Club, '31 Ceniad Staff, '32 Uitizenship Cup, '32 Minick, '31 It VVon't Be Long Now. '32 Curtis White ll'ortl1, rouraye, hwmr, 'l'ln'.n' llllll'l'll AVUIII' .i11.vlvnal1i'1' and liirllzriylil lll'L Royal Centre, Indiana, High School, '29 llaskethall, '30, '31, '32 All-City 2nd Team, Basketball, '30, '31 All-City lst Team, Basketball, '32 All-Conference lst Team, '32 Tennis, '31, '32 Varsity Club, '30, '31, '32 Student Council, '30 Scholastic fontest, '31 'l're-asurer of flass. '32 feniail Stall, '32 lt VVnn't Be Long Now, '32 Cara jean Sanford lu those 'wlm know llivv not, no Secretary of flass, '32 Vice President of Class, '29 Home Economics Club, '29, '30, Pres Girl Reserves, '20, '30, '31, '32 Miuick, '31 Orchestra. '30 Vuuncil, '32 ii. .X. A., '20, '30, '3l, '32 'words ran ., '31, '32 Corydon Cribbs la'i'lmld a man, In Ins wnrlc so frm: ll'lml'.i' fazr and right, l1r s rl' ' l'uuncil. '3l: Pres.. '32 Class President. '20 lfuulluall, '30, '31, '32 Basketball, '31, '32 Varsity Cluh. '30, '31, '32 Tennis, '31 Citizenship Cup, '31, '32 Scholastic fontest, '30 lt VVon'1 Ile Long Now, '32 'This is 11 mau.' and mos! divinely pain! 1 fri miufrl in du.