Ottawa Hills High School - Legend Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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- ' 5 S '16 Standing: Muriel Karsies, jackie Brown, Carol Frazier ftreasurerj, Nella Jean Tiesenga, Aledajean Schutt fsecretaryj, Marilyn Cook, Dorothy Winsemius, jean Jacobsen, Shirley McVoy, Miss Ellinger. Seated: june Jacobsen fpresidentj, Wilvil Justus, Corinne Steury fvice-presidentj, Mary Good. LCVVQ of their homesg however, they hold their annual TI . I lx b d I I b initiation at some picnic ground where the new le 3-Urs are 'CW USY ufmg me Yfaf Y members are put through their waces. helping to take care of the library at noon, by l playing badminton at East Grand Rapids, and volley ball and soft ball at our gymnasium. Once a month the girls hold a spread at one Bluriel K1lI'SlCS, Dorothy Vifinsemius, and Jackie Brown are just three of the Lewzl girls who enjoy going to other schools to play badminton.

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