Eastern High School - Lantern Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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THE DESERT SONG 'lfSid El Kar A,,.,,E Mindar ,,,,.. Hassi Ew,,Vv,,AAE,w,wwEEA Benjamin Kidd .......,.,,,,Y Captain Paul Fontaine Azuri ,,,,.,,,,,....,,..,,A,A,AA,,... Lieutenant La Vergne .,.i.a.. ....Gordon Wilder .....Char1es Puffer ..........J1m Sump ..... Jay Hoats ........Don Winters ...Myrna Ricketts .......-Iohn Kovac Sergeant Du Bassac ....... .............. J ack Frucci mMargot Bonvalet ........ General Birabeau ........ :?Pierre Birabeau .....,.. Susan ................... Edith ...,........... Jean Hiaeshutter ....Wa1ter Brooks ...,..,....Jack Morse ......Marilyn Peets ..-Ioyce Gallagher Ali Ben Ali ........ ...... L ynn Munroe Clemintina ..... ........ B etty Fiscus Neri ........... ......,, G race Stoner Hadji ......... .... .....,....... .... .............r.. G a r r y Berry :f:Those starred sang the solos in the Easter Cantata Page N nety seven

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THE MADRIGAL CHOIR Under the Direction of W. R. Mclntire Presents 34 'N ,' The Desert Song COperettaj The Seven Last Words of Christ CEaster Cantataj Its Annual Spring Concert Under the direction of Mr. Mclntire, the Madrigal Choir has had an outstanding year. The repeat performance of The Desert Song was a brilliant success. Jean Hiaeshutter and Jack Morse as the two main leads with rest of the cast and choir gave an unforgettable performance. The Easter Cantata was given many times, including a Palm Sunday performance, a radio broadcast, and for the Knights Templars. For its spring concert the choir united with the Cleveland Heights choir to give a memorable performance. In addition to these activities the choir has performed for many local organizations. Row 1: M. Peets, E. Besley, H. Quick, J. Simpson, S. Thompson, D. Gillet, M. Bauerle, J. Hiaesfiutter, B. Barton, I. Howison, J. Gallagher, N. Burgess, M. Clark, J. Van Scoy Row 2: B. Alexander, D. Beckley, G. Rosier, B. Reed, B. Beardslee, D. Crandell, I. Vedder, P. Gregg, E. Hodgson, N. Fenner, B. Ford, E. Schuurmans, L. Fleming, C. Hart, V. Tishoff, M. Van Sickel, E. Eding, D. Knutson, D. Silvey Row 3: C. Puffer, B. Fitzgerald, G. Richards, F. McCauley, J. Morse, G. Beery, W. Brooks, W. De- Long, D. Winters, J. Frucci, R. Eliser, J. Hoats, Mr. Mclntire Row 4: K. Huyser, D. Gentner, P. Rowley, L. Munroe, J. Stoll, R. Riddle, M. Moormon, G. Wilder, G Porterfield, A. Chapman, F. Wright Page Ninety-six

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Under the skilled and able direction of our new band instructor, Mr. Bergan, the 4 boys' band has brought a great deal of fame and prominence to Eastern High School. At the recent Grand Conclave of the Knights Templar held in Texas, Eastern had the only representative band outside the state of Texas. This is proof in recognition of the high standing held by our band in the nation's eye. At home, the girls' and boys' band combined to form many diilicult num- ,,,:V. bers and formations. On these occasions f the girls' band proved that they, too, are i l a well trained organization. Yes, all .1 31 ' Easternites should be very proud of our school band. GIRLS' BAND Row 1: E. Bessley, K. Walker, R. Ziegler, L. Flemming, J. McCann, P. Sellhorn, M. Coppins, J. Hulbert, I Deaner, P. Fee Row 2: M. Friday, P. Costello, N. Buhl, L. Durfee, A. Kyes, J. Tidswell, M. Noss, V. Kenway, D. Rogers, N. Yocon, E. Parker, B. Dodson, B. Bauerle Row 3: J. Hazelton, J. Work, K. Dick, M. Holland, B. Howhan, L. Woodhead, M. Marshall, V. Mar- shall, S. Dorin, J. Hayden, J. Andrews, M. Sedlon, E. Berry, L. Beach, D. Chamberlain, R. Mc- Elmurry, M. Voelker Row 4: M. Foote, E. Dean, P. Cooley, V. Jordan, W. Mitchell, B. Reynolds, G. Berry, A. Weden, W. Redburn Page Ninety-eight