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

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Row 3-Albert. Ehinxer, Charles Holland, Bill Doyle, Eugene Ir- win, Mr. Graper. Mark Herrick, George Foster, Kay Jeflerson. Row 2-Jerilyn Jacklln, Anna Marie Kremer. Pat Hays, Gill Fuller, Shirley Hildebrand, James Ghutin, Francine Greenberg, Helen Hicks. Joan Hewett.. 'Row l-Judith DeWitt, Louise Hud- dleaon, Joyce Johnson, Mary Lou Henning. Sally Klaver. Pat Hol- R in l it .ff a ea ,rx X gf 'ly X X SQ 1 M f a MM if ,MJ X N, YQ Qi Avy' . if 9 or f mf JJ QE V v filjf 'yjxf ,ESX R -Lx ,rxAL.gr,iQ x - 1 gigs kg Q4 1 1 N Bi or Y .5 a N x iv Xirxix if EQ XXX xi 'X 'D g.xBX bxbz Row 4-Lois McCartney, Tom Thomson, Donald Thaden, Jim Mitchell, Roland Michelson, Joe Slotnick. Dick Wise, Jacqueline Meyer. Row 3-Howard Stod- dard, Joe Willis, Nan Morgan, Barbara Tanner. John Spalding. Henry Ronk, Arthur Nolen, Jeanne LaPointe. Charles The- roux, Betty Teel. Row 2-Doris Runyan, Marilyn Pierson, Dick Leonard. Doris Pierceflelci Har- riet Navrides. Corrine Lewis, Margaret Pritchard, Sally Mua- aelman, Bettie Whinler. Richard Masters. Row 1-Donald West. Claire Neitz, Margaret Mitchell. Marilyn Murner, Bette Poweil, David Osborn, Robert Seger, Mary J. Wellman, Marian Phil- lips, Mr. Smith.

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K . x N' 'X 3 x lg X ix l Xi I 1D Q 3 fi' X - x X Row 3-Albert Applegate. Don Foster, Barbara Finney, Willis Chase. John Branaman. Jack Dingman, Joan Allen, Marion Bartels, Rolf Amundson, Betty Hilding, Spaulding Beurmann. Row 2-Barbara Davis, Joyce Courtney, Nancy Decker, Thais Doud, Una Baker, Mary L. Cooley. Ken Edelson. George Ericson, Ardith Dygert. Row I- Richard Cook, Richard Bailey, Dnrothla Downey, Bill Cameron, Mary Burtt, Charles Fauquhor, Ernie Bneschlen, Irving Hill, Virginia Fuller, Mr, Adams. Row 3-Bob Hulliberger, Helen Hubbard. Joan Klever, Betty Johnson, Jim Hulfnrd, Don Men- delsohn. Jim Muncie. Nancy Northam, Barbara McCullagh, Pat Malloy. Row 2-Gretchen Klebler, Cnnnie Kellv, Jean Mc- Donald, Eloise Mitchell. Pat Jarred. Nancy Hope, Patricia Nye, Annelise Lucas, Bob Law- rence, Geraldine Penlleld. Row l -Norval Murray. William Kil- leen, Miriam Kunkel, Northcott Hinman, Walter Jenvey. Sally Pearson, Bob Lucas, William Koenig, Jane Hootman, Miss Beaumont, 1 , 'P 1 1 L 5 I I 4 '11 'K .. k 5 H , -V 1 .sf .-S' 67644 wfwifiif ol vw, W