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

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Eh: Qteniah MARGARET NEWHOUSE, M.A. Michigan History and Civics Junior Girl Reserves LYNN C. ADAMS, A.B. Western Stale Normal Manual Arts Sophomore Class Adviser ALICE L. MOORE, A.B. Hillsdale Latin Inter Nos ESTHER M. MORRIS, M.A. Missouri Home Economics Home Economics Club ALMA WINGEIER, M.A. Michigan Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association MARY ISLES, Secretary to the Superintend- ent Page Ten CLYDE S. PRIcE, M.A. Michigan Mathematics and Physics Hi-Y Club Board of Directors VIRGINIA WEISINGER, A.B. Kansas Teachers' Col. Music Treble Clef HAROLD P. SCHELL, M.A. Harvard Social Sciences Debate GERALDINE EMERSON, A.B. Oxford English, Library Library Club Freshman Class Adviser DOROTHY STOPHLET, A.B. M .S.C . Mathematics Senior Class Adviser Ceniad Adviser Senior Girl Reserves Student Council OLA SAMPSON, Secretary to the Principal

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The Gleniah banter Glass SHELDON CROSSMAN ..... . Pretident JEANNETTE LOREE Vice President ARNOLD JEROME . . . Secretary IOHN CEARLENT .... Treasurer CLASS Morro 'fVVe build the ladder by which we climbf, CLASS COLORS Black and Silver CLASS FLOWER Chrysanthemum HISTORIE OF YE SENIOR CLASS When autumn with its winds and biting frosts The heat of June far to the past has tossed, And painted every leaf with orange or red, And birds hath far into the south lands fled, Thanne longen folk to gon on pilgrimagesv And seeken strange and unknown realms and lodges. Four years ago a group of travelers Decided in their minds to now turn seekers In fields of learning for the land of knowl- edge And turn their steps toward that place called college. So through the state of Freshmen passed they And in that state Pm told folkes say These pilgrimers a splendid party had That all might be quite happy and quite glad Before continuing their journey long. And then they marched forth wise and strong As traveled they into the state of Sophomore. Now close they wandered to the town of Booklore Yet always they were careful not to enter. One day they thought that they would jour- ney better If only they could stop a while. and rest. To pass the time, it was decided best To give a dance where ladies took the men And gayly dance they did till well past ten. Then traveled they into the state of Junior Page Twelve More beautiful than all the states save Senior. And here they took the famous trail, The Detourf' A road of tears and work and much adven- ture. And then they held a great and far known fete. Each one did come prepared to stay quite late The night that they put on this great J- Hopf, And then they found it time for them to stop And give to those ahead of them a banquet. And then an invitation did they get To go and dance with Seniors at their ball. At last themselves they entered one and all The state of Senior where great power lay, And where they learned to do more things each day. A play, The Swan, they gave for fun in June, A Skip Day picnic passed by much too soon, A Folly Dayn brought forth some different fun, A banquet and a party soon were done. Then stood the pilgrims at Commencement Gate, Behind them lay the lands of Knowledge Known And on ahead lay lands of Knowledge Sought. -Nita Handy.