Muskegon Heights High School - Oaks Yearbook (Muskegon Heights, MI)

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Editors Co-editors Virginia DeBruin Tia Thalas Associate Editors Teryl Shaw Billie Brady Senior Editors Yolande Courtright Barbara Loloerg Sports Editors Bill Fowler Richard Grillo Robert Taylor Art Editors fChairrnenD Marie Schroeder Albert Deater Rita Chapin -ui 1' 3 45? if if if f 'A If ,1 if 5 if ff' W! ff? ff! Jr F1 .I ' ,4 eff V 3 P 1' J ., .ff 5, - F . 4, J Z 1 ,if .f f ' 4, iff'-121' --Q5 ' -'VV' 'j'r'2w --.,:A , . x' 2 F, :JSE ,..4-1-f-c - ' iff' I ' ' ' fu' Tziif-i:L'W in-I' Q ,-- : K V riff- ,-:mms ,,......,.....,.1 . - -- wxxfa A' jr X. 1 'JL1?Zf, I I . F:-v-zu: ' ' , ' I je.54...-Fzl., 1- .H iff' 'L A 1 9f3: ' 1, .1 T5'Nf?f'ff'7if , I E -., 5 1 1 , 3 3' Q if 'x .- x X I? 0:11-x. Q , T' .. N -, 23 ,J ix Q x E fl N, 35' z f yi, - J N,:v,, use-'Given--f --- ' -2:52 -- '.--H-tk 'fH-+f,- 1- A - - -we ' ? 9 ht V hh, W ..-----f , aan., M and'-' ra ' 1-Q,.,g' .., --.--2'O1.-fs.zp- - '- ' ' .L , , ,, W Y -,,::- :- '-- - A - , viii-- v r' -IOA1. ..- pn..,, .ML ,.,-,.,j..,,,1.,,, , , .?57 ,.4SG?, , -on .-.w- ,L Contents Title Page Administration .............. ll Seniors ..,......... ......... 2 l Undergrads ..,...., ......... 5 5 Curriculum ...... ......... 7 l Fine Arts ..... ..r....., 7 5 Activities ....... ........, 8 5 Athletics .......... ....,..r. 9 3 Service Flag ................ l ll Advertising Index ...... 1 12

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ORCHESTRA Back Row: Schroeder, Fekette, LaF1ame, Cole, Fitch, DePoy, Voss, Slentz, Willson, Klimo, Vanderveen. Front Row: Courtright, Lukas, Strand, Hornyak, Fredericks, Culver. Scales. Courtright Wemer The musical sounds issuing from the auditor- ium at 9 a.m. every morning belong to violins, flutes, 'ce1los, and other instruments which make up the orchestra. Not quite as large as in former years, the orchestra nevertheless has presented us with some very fine music under direction of Mr. Gayle A, Churchill. It is traditional for the orchestra to play every year for the Iunior and Senior plays, and for the Baccalaureate service which starts off the graduation exercises. The orchestra also plays for assemblies and outside of school organizations. Begun in 1922, by Miss Nina B. Coye, the orchestra had in the next seven years, tour instructors, and in 1933 was taken over by Mr. Courtright, its director until fall of 1943 when it was turned over to Mr. Paul Schulze, and then to Mr. Churchill under Whose guidance it has progressed for the last year and a half.