Eastern High School - Eastern Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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ur Tribute It is with a feeling of respect and regret that we witness Miss Frances C. Cook's retirement from Eastern. During the past twenty-three years that Miss Cook has taught here. she has taken a keen pride in the activities of the school and in the many Eastern alumni who have gone forth to make a place for themselves in the community. Miss Cook's interests have not been limited to her English classes but have included various activities. such as directing the senior play. the annual. and senior commencement speakers. Eastern students will always remember Miss Cook, and in parting wish to express their heartiest best wishes. i This year has also witnessed the retirement of Miss Anna C. Moehlman from the office force of Eastern High School. This marks the nineteenth year of faithful and efficient service devoted to the students and faculty of the school. During all this time her friendly and helpful manner has won the respect of all who entered the office. Seniors, especially, regret her leaving. for Miss Moehlman has always been very friendly to them and careful in checking their credits. diploma cards, com- mencement programs. and other details pertaining to graduation and college applications. Poor health forced her early retirement. Miss Moehl- man will be missed by all. FRANCES C. COOK ANNA C. MOEHLMAN Eleven

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P71 The Faculty Floyd Moore Sergeant, R. O, T. C. Childhood ambition: To be fl lawyer. Williard C. Moore Sorial Science Department Childhood ambition: Sewer digger. Marion H. Quinn English Department Childhood ambition: To be fl happy wife and molher. Eleanor E. Sauer Health Ed. Ds-partinvnt Childhood ambition: Illusieinn. Hazen S. Slack Scicncv Dvpartnivnt Childhood ambition: Iilerlrifnl engineer. Edgar H. Smith Counselor Childhood ambition: To be u fhemixf. Samuel H. Spector English D4-partinm-nt Childhood ambition: To zvrile defeelive stories. Harold V. Stark l-load of Commercial Dcpartnivnt i Childhood ambition: To be II Iinesman. xy: G. Stecker Vocational Dt-partnu-nt Childhood ambition: Crzrpenler. et Tennant llvacl of Social Scicmw- Dcp1u'tr:icnt P , Childhood ambition: School leaeher. a K. Truesdale Head of English Department Childhood ambition: To be ll locolnofiue engineer. lgason W. Tyler Social Scienvc- Dvpartmvnt ' Childhood ambition: 'l'o roam llze wide open rpnces. George M. Waterbury Counselor Childhood ambition: Alun on lhe flying frape:e zvilh P. T. Barnum. Paul Weilcmd Finn- Arts Department Childhood ambition: Ivlusirinn. Hose M. Waelde Ofhcv Svvrvtary Childhood ambition: 'l'o gel rnarrierl and have 9 rhildren. Lois Dearing Accompanist, Fine Arts Childhood ambition: Singer nm! pfruzixf. Madolin Dickinson Nurse Childhood ambition: To be fl lawyer. Dorothy Moran Haworth Oliice To be the Lillle Old Lady who lived in the shoe. elzr. Erma Mosesso Bookstore Childhood ambition: Sefrrelary. Dorthea Oehmke Accompanist, Health Ed. Childhood ambition: Opera singer. Louise Sargeant Office Childhood ambition: To be ri minirlefs wife. MOIld1ly' is Bowling Day for these- Eastrrn mon. lxiossrs. Slack, Beddow, Galantc, and Waterbury watch with da-light that string of strikes Mr. Churchill is rt-rording.

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Seniors