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

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X-J 'i q 5-,,QjyZ:EStii ,x,,,Xq...,,.,.9. -QLJQSX, LD cg-K WALJE i FOREWORD In publishing this 1945 Ceniad We have endeavored to keep up the fine traditions established in past yearbooks, and to introduce some new features which we hope everyone from undergraduates to alumni will appreciate and enjoy. Here 'is the year 1944-45 in panorama-everyone is represented- everything is here. Though We have made mistakes, We hope you will get as much enjoyment from this volume as we have had in preparing it. 3

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4. Y DEDICATION We humbly dedicate this book to those of our alumni who have died for freedom. May iheir sacrifices not have been in vain. 2

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Standing: Miss Beaumont, adviserg Dick Dexter, arty Lawrence Thomson, sports: Corinne Lewis, society: Bill Cruise, photography: Sally Klaver, typistg Nan Ceeley, arty Marilyn Bresien, typistg Miss Claudy, assistant adviser. Sitting: Betty Powell, assistant editor, Paul Connell, snap shotg A. Ehinger, editor in chief: lim Mitchell, business manager: Bette Whisler, societyg Marilyn Adams, photography. Two other staff members were Charles Theroux, snap shot editor, and Dorothy Abbott, typist. CENIAD STAFF Another Ceniad has bee.n completed: the pencils and the harried looks have been put away. The Editor' in Chief no more will sigh, Ah, Sweet draft, where is thy sting? Never again will Miss Beaumont say, Now where did I put that? Nevertheless there have been many compensating mo- ments. We have tried to present you with a bigger Ceniad this year, and the success of our efforts has been most gratifying. We hope that we have matched past yearbooks in content even though difficulties in obtaining some supplies, notably photographic supplies, have retarded our progress. This last year has been the most enjoyable and exciting year for most seniors: so in this book we have tried to preserve some memories of those happy hours spent at parties and club meet- ings, and form a permanent record of their classmates' and faculty's names and faces as they were at graduation time in the spring of 1945, You undergraduates have not been forgotten either. In the plan of this book we have tried to include all of your major activities that we could. Naturally, everything could not be included, but those which are presented will stir your memory to recall other lesser events. Before we forget, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for the assistance given to us by our adviser, Miss Beaumont, and her assistant, Miss Claudy, without whose help and under- standing we surely never would have finished. Thanks also go to all those who in any way helped in the publication of this book, whether they helped on the waste paper collection sponsored by the senior class for the Ceniad, or were patient while pictures were being taken, or while the books were being sold. Publishing a yearbook is a big job, and such cooperation and sacrificed time will always be appreciated. 4